The Straits Budget, 2 November 1960
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section28 1960-11-02 1 The Straits Budget THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER i'ies 241. *r• Kuala Lumpur, November 2, 1960. Price 40 cents (Malaya) or 1 Shilling.28 words
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Article183 1960-11-02 2 MERCHANT - MERCHANT Singapore. t SURELY THESE TWO SHOULD WORK TOGETHER...? y I SHOULD like to rep;y to 1 Mr. Foley’s letter (B.T. Oct. 22). Bur ely the Malayan Railway and the Malayan Customs should' work together and NOT against each other? I wonder what would happen if 500 consigners183 words
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Article336 1960-11-02 2 V. R. N - V. R. N. Singapore. rE correspondence on the inconvenience experienced in consigning parcels to the Federation by rail prompts me to narrate a similar incident. In my view it has been more due to the elaborate Customs formalities rather than the slackness of the railway336 words
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99 1960-11-02 2 VISITOR - VISITOR Singapore. PLEASE correct me If I am wrong, but I find that nearly all Asians in Singapore are very hard of hearing. Why are radios played at their loudest? Is it because they think everyone in the street I would99 words
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Article128 1960-11-02 2 VAN - VAN Singapore. w \T is high tin:; tv o Cent reviewed its r m T?, anl loans to men. Mbutlons"'* ac 1 S2S s of lnters .Many contriv. fS v* w to resort to pic. g r 7,J: names and pr ,>rty "Z small128 words
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Article44 1960-11-02 2 ANTIQUARIAN - ANTIQUARIAN Sungel Patani. WITHOUT intent to belittle the admirable achievements of the Penang Free School, I wish to point out that it is not “Malaya’s oldest school.” The honour belongs to the College General, Penang, which was established at Pulau Tlkus In 180844 words
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409 1960-11-02 2 M. SARAVAV-MITTU - M. SARAVAV-MITTU Bangkok. IN connection with Tengku Abdul Rahman’s laudable attempt to mediate in the West Irian Impasse, I read your leading article headed “A Mission of Peace” with some Interest. But your suggestion of some form of United Nations trusteeship Ignores the409 words
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Article45 1960-11-02 2 ROV VVP - ROV VVP Singapore. AT last someth a been done oy tnj Housing Board of dogs, and I most of us are l: un grateful. The bark of ti turnal creature worse than the blte f They left us no oe at night. vlP45 words
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Article27 1960-11-02 2 4 HE - Cabinet t ask 4 HE Kuala Lumpur. WHEN Malayan VV return from the Cabinet sir ’T slder the deplore ed state of ma:.* roads in Kuala Li27 words
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Miscellaneous30 1960-11-02 2 m*. m K?R m I ->r. 9k. v *•:•> !> -1 :f# >*K §t? W >: :s :•> m BtflE N w wt mm s'iSi SSK sS'-sr-j?*-: Sfe SW c;? i-sS£ •v'S? >s ■MM30 words
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The Straits Budget
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Article649 1960-11-02 3 —Straits Times, Oct, 24 q has happened since June when emissartnt 1 FLN’s “Provisional q oU nt of the Algerian tp ,n exile” met French t Melun that Presidr t Gaulle is now being cubb* ..relevant. Because the ks did not immediate]v t af j to—Straits Times, Oct, 24 - 649 words
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Article355 1960-11-02 3 —Straits Times, Oct. 24 Speculators who have bought land in Klang in hopes of handsome profit are said to have been taken aback by the news that the plan to transfer the State capital from Kuala Lumpur is to be re-examined, and may bo abandoned. Whilst they do—Straits Times, Oct. 24 - 355 words
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Article675 1960-11-02 3 —Straits Times, Oct. 25 Just management, fair wages and increasing co-operation and productivity on the part of labour are among the essential ingredients of industrial development and industrial peace in Singapore, observed the President of the Industrial Relations Court at its inauguration yesterday. These are truisms, but—Straits Times, Oct. 25 - 675 words
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Article370 1960-11-02 3 —Straits Times. Oct. 25 The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce must have had their heads and feet in the air to adopt some of the resolutions that went through at their annua] meeting on Sunday. Some are merely trivial. Will the Government show more consideration for the owners—Straits Times. Oct. 25 - 370 words
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Article678 1960-11-02 3 —Straits Times, Oct. 26 The Minister of Rural Development issued his first directive in January this year establishing the national organisation to which in May he entrusted the task of filling the blanks in his Book Plan. The second, issued on Oct. 24, details the method—Straits Times, Oct. 26 - 678 words
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Article577 1960-11-02 4 —Straits Times. Oct. 27 The National Union of Oil Workers and the Singapore Petroleum Workers’ Union have been given notice of the Government’s intention to cancel their certificates of registration. This is a drastic decision, but only those who have not followed recent union events and—Straits Times. Oct. 27 - 577 words
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Article643 1960-11-02 4 —Straits Times. Oct. 28 It. is many a long year since the Federation Government was reminded, as it still ought to be on suitable occasions, of its promise that upon the introduction of income tax the opportunity would be taken to re-examine the whole structure of taxation—Straits Times. Oct. 28 - 643 words
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Article645 1960-11-02 4 —Straits Times. On’ Tlie Singapore Government Pas dealt patiently, even gently, with Mr. Fong Swee Suan, who from today is transferred as Political Secretary from the Ministry of Labour and Law to the Deputy Prime Minister’s department. As his published correspondence with Mr. Lee Kuan Yew shows,—Straits Times. On’ ”' - 645 words
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Article15 1960-11-02 4 BRADLEY: To Sin: 1 Frank Bradley a son Bun" ar Hospital on Frio’ October.15 words
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Article31 1960-11-02 4 MILLS BARNWELL church, Malacca, on 0< Edward Patrick, son M-s C. H. Mills of \V N( \v South Wales, to V zabeth. only daughter Mrs. T. H. Barnwell o! M31 words
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Obituary22 1960-11-02 4 death MRS. WP JAY net- V at 4 35 p.m on Oct 12'D'rnlv mourned by th<> dear to her Funeral h advised22 words
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Article, Illustration547 1960-11-02 5 Subandrio keenly watching Premier’s tour SINGAPORE. Oct. 28 THE SECOND round of top-level .alks between the Indonesian ar the Federation Governments tc find a solution to the West Irian is ue may take place in Kuala Li npur next month. The547 words
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Article100 1960-11-02 5 Press Tengku ’s pledge WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN said yesterday that he had no plan to set up a government news agency or control the Press in Malaya. He was answering questions at a National Press Club reception. Asked about reports of such a plan, the Tengku looked100 words
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75 1960-11-02 5 SINGAPORE, Oct. 28 T'HE Commissioner of Police, Mr. A.E.G. Blades. and the Deputy Commissioner, Mr. Son" Kok Hoo, attended a private meeting of inspectors last night. A statement issued by police headquarters today said: Various matters w were thrashed out and some misunderstanding removed.75 words
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Article55 1960-11-02 5 SINGAPORE. Oct 2S The Singapore Union Of Journalists has written to the Minister of Interior of thr. Federation seeking an explanation of the Government’s seizure and detention of the Oct. 18 issue of the Nanyang Slang Pau. A statement issued by the union said that the letter55 words
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Article, Illustration447 1960-11-02 6 Ftazali Ibrahim - By Ftazali Ibrahim Kuala lumpuk, Oct. 2'A —A merchant, Mr. Tee I'eh San, 51, tout; hi oil lour ai med men who tried to kidnap him early this morning in Balu Lane, just of 1 Kuala Lumpur's busies! highway. After a tense, five-minutempt’ — Picture by Harold Teo. Another picture in Page 7. - 447 words
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209 1960-11-02 6 SINGAPORE, Oct jCUELD Marshal Tun Sir Gerald Temp], j av said that the imporlance of Si:, military bases would not be diminished ;r,. advent of guided missile warfare. Sir Gerald is now in Singapore after his 10-day tour of the Federation. He declined209 words
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125 1960-11-02 6 Kuala lumpur ok A 5500.000 industrial tate on Kuching based on the same lines a* tin* one at Kedhill Estate in Singapore, has been started by the Borneo Development Corporation Ltd. Mr. D. E. M. Fiennes, regional controller in the Far East for125 words
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Article53 1960-11-02 6 IPOH. Oct. 23.—The Perak Government has spent $200,000 on rural development projects in three districts in the State. In Krian District. $90,000 has been spent, in Upper Perak $70,000 and in Kinta $36,000. The money was used for rural roads and bridges, bridle paths, wells53 words
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Article44 1960-11-02 6 BRUNEI TOWN. OC The population oi Bi .***** in August th According to I n figures Of the Aut Malays numbered 47 Chinese 21.759. There were 12-233 indigene races n o oi other races Then 9 704 people in the municipality-44 words
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Article161 1960-11-02 6 SfNGAPCRE, Oct. 23 \'UE new Industrial Arbitration Court oi Singapore v.ill be tormall.v opened tomorrow morning at the Supreme Court building. The opening ceremony will take plaee in the court room at the third floor at 11 a.m m the presence ot invi’ed guests and members ol161 words
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Advertisement11 1960-11-02 6 rtiHiiMfiiiiiiiHiiiiiHiiniiHiiKiniiiiiHiniiniiiiiiiiiii'ltMiHrtiirfrMMftiHMrtmH STRAITS BUDGE* SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable in advance) by Express Airfreight11 words
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Article, Illustration53 1960-11-02 7 A CROWD gathers around a car abandoned on Kuala Lumpur's Mcuntbatten Road bridge soon after a gang of four tried unsuccessfully to kidnap a merchant, Mr. Tee Tch San. The car had a false number plate. Under the false number plate is another number plate bearing53 words
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Article34 1960-11-02 7 SSELTON. Oct. 23—A let. •m Viscount Monckton. nan of the Edwina V batten Tru.'t. acknowg the receipt of $7,947 *he Trust, has been re- by the Governor, Sir ;n Goode.34 words
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Article35 1960-11-02 7 TIER WORTH. Oct. 23. incuts on estates were «t ward sign of confidence lability of the Govc'rnSenator Hashim bln g slid here yesterday he opened the 170.039 factory on Bcrtate. Kepala Batas35 words
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171 1960-11-02 7 SINGAPORE, Oct. 23. MORE than 480 chest abnormalities have been revealed among the people examined during the first fortnight of the Governments mass X-ray campaign. An average of 440 X-rays has been taken at the Nor-, folk School X-ray Centre, daily since the171 words
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Article79 1960-11-02 7 TAIPING Oct. 23 Civilian aii employed by tin- 28th Commonwealth llrigadi here, a ,r| ih< ir families, were <n‘•rtaioi’d at a fete held on e Garri.'.on sport, ground:-, ye terda.y afternoon. The occasion was to enable the brigade comrmuider. Brigadier II J. Mogg. to say79 words
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248 1960-11-02 7 OTTAWA, Oct. 23. rpENGKU Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister, left here yesterday for Quebec afler announcing his inlention of establishing a Malayan diplomatic mission in Canadas capital as soon as possible. I Source* close to the Malayan Prime Minister w ho spent three days248 words
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Article91 1960-11-02 7 SING A PORK. Oet. 2\\ 'Flic Ministry ol Kduculiori need, a large number ol leaders lor new Malay iary rla f#G 1 invited applications nlfll qu ililierj t' I'diers t 'f *h< e appoint rre nts. I'rejerenee will be oven to no e who have91 words
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Advertisement92 1960-11-02 7 long Kong Far East USLDER airshed 193G *1 Hi Monthly periodical of Hiding of Real 'Hite Activities Hi Hong Kong ■d the Far East. CONTAINS full accounts, plans, perspectives and photographs of new and projected constructions in Hong Kong and other parts. An indispensable source of information for all concerned92 words
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Article449 1960-11-02 8 Senator reports to a orr Avvv j KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 23 SENATOR Chan Kvvong Hon said today that Malaya’s soun cl economy brought a favourable trade balance last year of $732 million. The Senator was giving his presidential report to the annual meeting ot the Associated Chinese449 words
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124 1960-11-02 8 4 LOR STAR, Oct. 2d. One terrorist and a Thai police constable were killed in a brief engagement between a security patrol and a gang of terrorists near Belong, South Thailand. on Oct. !5. it was disclosed today. On t more leiTod.st is124 words
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Article, Illustration613 1960-11-02 8 SINGAPORE, Oct. 23 BUT COURT RECOMMENDS THAT SACKED MAN BE RE-ENGAGED FOR SAKE OF INDUSTRIAL PEACE THE COURT of inquiry which investigated the dispute between the Standard Vacuum Oil Co. and the National Union of Oil Workers, arising from the dismissal of a union member, Inche613 words
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319 1960-11-02 8 KUCHING, Oct. 23 ORD PERTH, Britain’s Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, described the present Sarawak constitution as “a step forward to promoting the political advancement of Sarawak towards independence.” At a Press conference here he said: “In general terms, it is the object of319 words
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Article41 1960-11-02 8 KUALA TRENGGANL O 23. The Assistant Minisu r Rural Development. Khalid bin Osman Avui will visit Trengganu on >' 25 and 26. Haji Khalid is expect Inspect all the rural lopment schemes for which have been approv41 words
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Article20 1960-11-02 8 SINGAPORE. Oct. 23 K Airlines will begin its Jetliner Euro p e/Singap service from Amsterdam Dec. 12.20 words
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381 1960-11-02 9 Relief urged for people who support their parents KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 23. rplK annual meeting: of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce today approved several resolutions concerning Government resit actions and taxation. 'no called for the repeal of (he present inti.::, lax law governing381 words
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Article238 1960-11-02 9 Utter to Razak on college incident Vi ALA LUMPUR. Oct. -i. The Press Club of a iaya today protested i he Deputy Prime V mister. Tun Abdul Ih; ak. regarding the n: mu*i in which a reporter was treated by Federation Military > liege238 words
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Article27 1960-11-02 9 KULIM. Ort. 23.—A housewife. P. Vellaiammal, 38, was fatally injured when a coconut tree crashed on her house at Jalan Kelang Lama here yesterday.27 words
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395 1960-11-02 9 SINGAPORE, Oct 23 YOUNG Gurkha, Jimmy Nutti, nicknamed “Chico,’' whom an R.A.F. squadron in England is Irying !o trace, may be in Singapore. The man who thinks so is his childhood friend, Sapper Samuel Wong, of the 75th Malayan F’ield Squadron, Royal395 words
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Article, Illustration131 1960-11-02 9 SENIOR police officer. Mr. Pritam Singh, who had one of the most dilfi cult and dangerous districts to control Kauang —during the first years of the Emergency, has retired from the Royal Malayan Police Force. The 54-year-old officer had the longest131 words
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Article127 1960-11-02 9 SINGAPORE Oct. 2.L The Minister for Labour and Law 7 Mr. K. M. Byrne, tonight joined 400 old boys of Ch ri s tian Brothers’ schools in Singapore, Malaya and Hong Kong at a dinner to celebrate the diamond jubilee of two distinguished Brothers. Honorius and127 words
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Article128 1960-11-02 9 IPOH, Oct. 23. The 1 major political parties in Perak the Alliance and the People’s Progressive Party are «ettin<4 ready lor the local elections next year. Local elections hud been suspended this year The .State Assembly passed an enactment last October “to provide for128 words
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Article277 1960-11-02 10 I SINGAPORE. Oct. 24 I THERE are no hydrogen bombs in Singapore. No secret arsenal is being built here for them. An R.A.F. spokesman here said this today. He was commenting on a report which appeared in today’s issue of the Daily Express. According <o the277 words
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Article, Illustration550 1960-11-02 10 Target is 10 acres for needy families KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 24 A GIGANTIC “land for the landless” drive has been launched by the Federation Government as the second phase of its countrywide rural development programme, Tun Abdul Razak, the Deputy Prime Minister, announced today. Run on “Emergency"550 words
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Article30 1960-11-02 10 SINGAPORE, Oct. 24. Chng Pin Leng, 50. was slashed in the neck outside his home in Tampines yesterday afternoon during a quarrel with a woman over their dogs.30 words
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Article, Illustration55 1960-11-02 10 A BRIDE prays quie she sii tne on the finger childhood f-ieno their wedding Cathedral of the sumption. Penang SHE is Miss jennder kenden, whc 8.000 miles tror tain for the wcdd HE is Lance Cp! Bradley, of Com monwealth gade Provost Un 1 The55 words
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Article, Illustration462 1960-11-02 11 CLIENT DIDN’T RECEIVE $14,000: ‘MOST SERIOUS SAYS C.J. KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 24 1UK Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, said here today that the Federation Court of Appeal had no option but to order the name of a lawyer to be struck off the462 words
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90 1960-11-02 11 Get. 21—A J 4-year-old boy, who admitted beinu: a member of the secret society tauis 32. today pleaded guilty in the juvenile court to unlawfully possessing a 19-inch parang. Senior Insp. F H. Sheares prosecuting, said that two detectives, while on ♦h'dr rounds,90 words
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Article, Illustration226 1960-11-02 11 SINGAPORE. Oct. 24 VIVACIOUS Carol Ng Wai Fong, Sun Francisco’s 1900 “Chinatown Queen.” lias on? big ambition—to be a teacher. i Carol, 2H. is in Singapore during a goodwill tour of the Orient a trip that went with her title. She said: ‘I226 words
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Article55 1960-11-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 24. The Indian High Commissioner. Mr Y. K Puri, today presented 32 Indian documentary films in English and Tamil to the Information Services film library. The films, dealing with cultural, educational, social and health topics. were handed over to the assistant Minister of Information55 words
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187 1960-11-02 11 SINGAPORE. Oct 24 FOUR-FOLD aim ha., 1 brought a British medical specialist into Singapore on the first, leg of a busy tour of South-East Asia and India. Prof IGW Hill began his seven-day tour here with a series of official calls that will be187 words
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Article, Illustration845 1960-11-02 12 SINGAPORE, Oct. 24 rFHE PRESIDENT of Singapore's first industrial arbitration court, !)r. Gamba, today gave an assurance that his court would be independent and that no pressure or expediency would ever be allowed to touch its authority or decision. Dr. Gamba was speaking at845 words
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143 1960-11-02 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. YIORL Ilian nUl) youths today went to n' 11 Assembly Hall Here to apply for 40 "I*** in the Royal Air Force (Malaya). At out stage the crowd was so boisterous that tin* police had to be called to control143 words
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Article53 1960-11-02 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 24 Field Marshal Tun Sir C raid Tern pier today spent a whole day at Blakang Mati with his regiment—the 2nd Bn., the Duke of Edinburgh’s Own Gurkha Rifles. Highlight of the day’s programme was a parade by the regiment in honour53 words
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65 1960-11-02 12 PENANG. Oct. 24.—Days after he was plaeed under restricted residence at Bayan Lepas, Ya'acob bin Ahmad. 25, went to Nibong Tebal to marry. Today he pleaded guilty to charges of failing to report to the police while under supervision and violating a65 words
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Article41 1960-11-02 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 24 The annual Federation Armed Forces rifle meeting will be neld at the Menyala Ranges. Port Dickson, for two days, beginning tomorrow. The Deputy GOC, Brig. Raja Lope Nor Rashid, will give away the prizes.41 words
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Article39 1960-11-02 12 KUALA TRENGGANU. Oct. 24.—Inche Atan bin Abdullah. former secretary of the PMIP Kuala Brang branch, has been elected secretary of Party Rakyat’s Kuala Brang branch. Inche Atan resigned from the PMIP la t week.39 words
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200 1960-11-02 12 Malayan unionists are ‘very wise KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 24. The founder of the Indian National Trade Union Congress. Mr. H C. Heda. said here today that Malayan trade unionists were “very wise" in keeping away from politics. He said mixing politics with trade unionism in several countries, including India. Britain200 words
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290 1960-11-02 12 pENANG. Oct. 21. A young Gurkha orphan whom an raf squadron in England is trying to trace? vvu* last seen in Butterworth in May last year. Known to the 17 RAF >UUadion as “Chico.” j. Nuttu is now believed to290 words
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Article30 1960-11-02 12 SINGAPORE. Oct Right Rev. S W. B< 1 shop of Maidstone Archbishop of Ca*l episcopal represent at: thp Forces, arriveOct. 26 during b' visit to the Far Ea.-t30 words
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Article, Illustration229 1960-11-02 13 I APORE, Oct. 25 I T; V covered rail1 y goods wagons it from AustraCambodia under Colombo Plan i lie Singapore .i. station today journey north- to Pnom Penh. I: .itement issued here through the AustraCommission, the A r.tlian Minister of Exur Allairs.229 words
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Article52 1960-11-02 13 a RAJA (Sumatra). t 1 A man here claimed a* found an heirloom p lost by Tengku Abdul d nearly 19 years ago n ,f ie Japanese occuPJ of Malaya. h, brahim Jatim, who the find, said he tr, y to Kuala Lumpur er the dagger perfjp to52 words
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Article, Illustration483 1960-11-02 13 NELSON RUTHERFURD - By NELSON RUTHERFURD KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 25 'PROM the headquarters here of the Federation Game Department A the instruction is being issued: ‘‘Find out more about the monsters of Song Song and Telor”. The “monsters" are giant lizards inhabiting these two small...Photo by Sven Gillsater in the Straits Times Annual 1960. - 483 words
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Article104 1960-11-02 13 LUMPUR. Oct 25 Former pupils oi the Methodist Girls’ School. Kuala Lumpur, are to raise $5,00u to pay ior a trip here by their former principal. Miss Mabel Marsh. I lie money is for her air passage and a two-month holiday during which she104 words
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Article28 1960-11-02 13 TEMERLOH. Oct 25 Mun Ah Kow, 11 -year-old schoolboy who was reported missing •since Sept 15. lias been found in Kuala Pilah, Negri Semhllan.28 words
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Article23 1960-11-02 13 MALACCA. Oct 25.—Gan Kim. GO, unemployed. was found hanging from a beam in a Chinese temple in Templer Avenue here today,23 words
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Article, Illustration400 1960-11-02 14 Kuala lumPUR, Oct. 25. The Royal Air Force today handed over its $l5 million base here to the Royal Malayan Air Force. It was done in what the United Kingdom Commissioner, Sir Geofrov Tory, described as a ‘‘moment of sadness and nostalgia.” PlanesStraits Times - 400 words
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Article72 1960-11-02 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 25 The question oi recognising the University of Malaya’s law degree has taken a step further. The Malayan Bar Council, which has been studying the matter for several months, has submitted its report and recommendations to the Federation Government. A spokesman ot72 words
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Article16 1960-11-02 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 25. —There were 178 accidents here in August. Three were fatal.16 words
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Article, Illustration321 1960-11-02 14 LETTER FROM CHICAGO GIVES A NEW CLUE IN ‘MASCOT’ HUNT DENANG, Oct. 25—A new clue emerged here today on the whereabouts of Jimmy (•’Chico”) Nuttu. the young Gurkha “mascot” whom the 17 RAF Squadron in England is anxious to trace. According321 words
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179 1960-11-02 14 ALOR STAR. Oct. 25. At ALA YAS oldest regiment—the Ist. Bn. Royal 4 Malay Regiment—which played a big part in anti-terrorist operations in central Kedah during the height or the Emergency, was today presented with a silver salver. The presentation, at the regimental camp in179 words
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123 1960-11-02 14 VUALA L U Tvl PUR, ‘2s Five Services commanch i\s who played important roles durin'* the Emergency are to be presented with e eremonia 1 krises tomorrow by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak They are: Lt Col. D.11.E. Coker, OfTieer Commanding 13th/18th Royal123 words
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Article822 1960-11-02 15 Ihe registrar is satisfied that they are likely to be used igainst interests of workmen in the petroleum industry^ SINGAPORE. Oct. 26 SINGAPORE Government today announced Its intention to cancel the certificates ot registration of .wo rival oil unions—the Singapore Petroleum Workers’ Union and the822 words
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Article45 1960-11-02 15 KUALA TRENGGANU. Oet. 26. —A three-and-a-half mile long road from Kampong La to Kampong Keruak will be ready at the end of this year and will serve seven kam pongs ”’ith a total population Of 5.000. It Will cost $58,00045 words
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203 1960-11-02 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Ot. 2b. 4 SHIPPING firm, cat (‘ring tor trade between Mulayan and Indonesian ports, has been set up here with Malayan and I Uci man capital. The firm, called Malay- German Shipping Co Ltd with an authorised capital of $5 million, is now applying203 words
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Article82 1960-11-02 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 26. The World Health Ore a nisation has expressed appnrial ion of Malaya'. upport in the tight against malaria. A letter has been r r :v* d by he Minister of Health and .Social Welfare I)ato (U Yoke Lin from the WHO82 words
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Article22 1960-11-02 15 PENANG. Oct. :T». Thirty tn ha rider are attending a tive-dav civic course arranged by the Department ol In formation.22 words
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Article278 1960-11-02 15 T ITr IPOII, Oct. 26. HL entire labour force of about 500 tunnelling and mechanic workers employed at the 19th mile, Cameron Highlands road, on one of the projects of the multimillion dollar hydro-electric scheme, went on strike yesterday over a wage dispute. Confirming278 words
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Article67 1960-11-02 15 i'll; AI A I.L'MIMJI: < )rt 2f>- "raduation dinner oi the (’a mettle rnur.sr v. ill be the Federal lintel on Sc 2h \ho it lad "nest and Dale 1 irie ie Aluntni nher will attend the tune which will leattire che by champion in m 167 words
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Article, Illustration288 1960-11-02 16 INDUSTRY GETS HINT OF WHAT IS TO COME BUT CHANGES ARE STILL SECRET IPOH. Oct. 26. changes, substantially to the benefit of Malayan miners, will be contained in the new international tin agreement which comes into effect in July next year. Mr. Chong288 words
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Article188 1960-11-02 16 SINGAPORE, Oct. 20. One of the most daring piracy raids in Singapore waters occurred this morning when armed men raided an explosive-filled lighter near Tanjong Rhu. The lighter was under police guard when the pirates boarded it at 4 a.m. to carry away 11 cases188 words
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Article42 1960-11-02 16 SINGAPORE. Oct. 26.— Amendments to the Pineapple Industry Fruit Control Regulations. published yesterday, provide for a division of the grower's fruit quota among the canneries on a pro-rata basis. This abolishes the previous system of fixed quotas for canners.42 words
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109 1960-11-02 16 KIJALA LUMPUR. Oct 26 Charred wood taken from the site of an ancient Malay fortress the first, capita, ot Johore at Johore Lama- .has revealed the age of the lortress after being put to a special test in America. Haji Mubin Sheppard,109 words
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145 1960-11-02 16 J/'UALA LUMPUR. Oct. 2d. —The Arrnbishop of Canterbury has appointed Canon C. KSalisbury to be Bishop of the Diocese of Malaya and Singapore. He succeeds the Right Rev. H.W. Baines, who is now Bishop of Wellington. New Zealand. Canon Salisbury is now Warden145 words
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Article75 1960-11-02 16 IPOH, Oct. 20. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche Sha’arl bin Piai. walked six miles yesterday to a land development scheme site which can only be reached on foot. Leaving his Land Rover. Inche Sha'ari went along a village path to reach the 800-acre75 words
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Article89 1960-11-02 16 IPOH, Oct r i (j Malaya Chun Association will a; Federation Govestate officially u. a t termination of the hl International Tin >' <nt contributions to < tue m stock will be ret a:- 4 ler sible. This resolution v. by the annua V meeting of the89 words
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Article, Illustration57 1960-11-02 16 SINGAPORE. Oct. 26—The former Princess Teru of Japan (above), eldest daughter of Emperor Hirohito, will fly into Singapore with her businessman husband, Mr. Shigeko Higashikuni, from Hong Kong on Oil. 28 for a two-day visit. The former Japanese princess gave up her royal privileges57 words
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497 1960-11-02 16 cacao trees; from other small jobs, 'll ' DJEK - COUNTRYMANS JOURNAL cacao trees, and from other small jobs, 'll DJEK. THE DUSUN, Friday, Oct. 21 T WA S Mahomed Ariffm b,n An mad who built Hjji-Next-Door's house with a lottery wm before the last war site is the most elevated one on a497 words
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Article1726 1960-11-02 17 I .etter from the Prime Minister Your new duties will not entrust you with any ivork which will impinge upon the policy and workings of the Ministry of Labour and Law 9 SINGAPORE, Oct. 27 MR. Fong Swee Suan, political secretary to the Minister for Labour and1,726 words
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98 1960-11-02 17 KUALA UJMPUR. Oct. 27 The O-in-C Far East Air Force, Air Marshal A- I). Solway, says the; RAF regarded its former base here as “a beloved and beautiful daughter The RAF was the “proud father” who had sought—and found a suitable “bridegroom” in98 words
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Article, Illustration411 1960-11-02 18 RAZAK VISITS SPOT WHERE WORK HAS STOPPED GRIK. Oct 27 A multi-million dollar road which will eventually link Grik in Upper Perak with Kelantan and the East Coast may be completed with the aid of money from a United— Straits Times picture. - 411 words
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166 1960-11-02 18 SITIAWAN. Oct. 27. The District Officer. Bindings, Wan Salaidin bin Wan Ismail, today startled the acting Prime Minister and Minister for Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak when he told him that the rural development council in his district was to166 words
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198 1960-11-02 18 PENANG, Oct 7.1 A SABRE jet was A slightly damaged this morning when it struck if flock of oirds while taking off on a training flight from the RAAF base in Butterworth. The pilot. Pilot Officer Ter. enec Carter, of Paramatta New198 words
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Article404 1960-11-02 18 KUCHING, Oct. 27. i I new system of taxation involving properties, salaries, profits and interest is planned to be introduced in Sarawak next year. Bill to give effect to this has been published and will be laid before the budget meeting of the Council Negri404 words
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105 1960-11-02 18 QINGAPORE, Oct. 26.—The first phase of “Operation Pinda” (Operation Shift) to the new $2,154,000 Raffles National Library in Stamford Road was finished today when the last lorry-load of books was moved into the new building. The operation, which started on Oct. 17, will enter105 words
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Article907 1960-11-02 19 vrnBPW|| EPSOM JEEP - ;y vrnBPW|| EPSOM JEEP .GAPORCi Oct. 26 RACE ONE CL. DIV. 3—6F. vlcl Stable* MIGHTY MISSEL 8.12 (2487-536) Ward 1 B«>s Office II 8.8 878-531) Maddock 2 > inston 8.0 .858-477) Barratt 3 Strsat Peter 8.11 ,1958-738) Franklin 4 APACITOR 7.13 arr. 7.10 ,1048-500) aublan 5 ADY907 words
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Article939 1960-11-02 19 EPSOM JEEP - By EPSOM JEEP SINGAPORE, Oct. 30 RACE ONE CL. 2, DIV. 1—7F. A P. Stable’s (3) NO FLUKE 8.10 carr 8.7 (1811—>954) Sublan 1 <6> Captain Pit 8 11 (819—578) Barratt 2 '2) Dart Duet 8.9 < 858—544) Lee 3 ill) Yardarina 8.8 Ward 4 iD) FINE939 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous147 1960-11-02 19 f'" 11 BIC SWEEP: Total pool $163,114 FIRST PRIZE: No *****2 $73,400 SECOND PRIZE: No *****9 $36,700 THIRD PRIZE: No *****1 $20,389 STARTERS ($2,548 oacli): Not *****3, *****9. *****3. *****1, 299S78. *****7, *****8. *****6. CONSOLATION ($1,223 oacli): Not. *****1, *****6, *****7, *****6. *****0, *****8, *****0. *****9. *****5. *****8. COLD CUP147 words
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MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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Article1394 1960-11-02 20 Straits Trading gains 7 cents i*# vu> »Ry Our Market Correspondent V 'V,; 1 /£V-£jb/'* y >- jA FEATURE of an otherwise poor week on A the Malayan sharemarket was the strength of the industrial section while tin and rubber shares were easing and the rubber price1,394 words
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Article19 1960-11-02 20 (Managerr Priam) Pirot Malayan 1.1$ 1.23 Second Malayan .95 1.01 First Hone Kobe .99 1.00 H.K. currency.19 words
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Article34 1960-11-02 20 RUBBER TIN (per lb.) (per picul) Oct. 24 MK cts. «3<T> 811* 24 94 *4 cts. $395 81*% 26 92-'Ht eta $395.37*4 27 91*4 cts. .>395.37*4 2$ 90 cts. $395.00 29 $395.0034 words
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Article36 1960-11-02 20 Singapore v Copra Association noon prices per picul on Oct. 29; Fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: Buyers Nov, $29 (nominal). Singapore Coconut Oil Millers’ Association: Bulk 142.50 sellers, drum $46.50 sellers. Tone was steady36 words
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Article36 1960-11-02 20 Current Date ot Total for Total for payment payment year previous year William Jacks 10% Nov. 19 15% Nil Kamunting Tin 25% Nov. 30 35% 25% Pahang Con. 15% Dec. 17 18% 12° 036 words
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Article1272 1960-11-02 20 rpHE following list of revised f quotations was issued by Singapore members of the Malayan Sto<k Exchange after their last meeting on Saturday (October 29) H and L stand for highest and lowest for business done this yearINDUSTRIALS ‘it IS Alta Bricks 1.00 90 Ords 80 1.001,272 words
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167 1960-11-02 20 rrHERE has been a gradual decline throughout th period and, although market turner has been larger th-n late, there w? n° sign of stop-lo: mg to accelera J n® drop, report and Co., Ltd., n current rubber ket review. business don: >H 4167 words
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