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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1961.

Malayan newsletter from Gregory Wong

The problem of the Moslem's four wives

Kuala Lumpur, (By Air Mail).

According to Islam, a Moslem can have as many as four wives at one time as long as they all enjoy equal status. Islam is the national religion of Malaya and many Moslems from royalty down have four wives.

political party Now h

has posed a query, the repercussions of which may be felt throughout

The the country.

query 19: Should a Mosteni down cour cillor, who hug four wives be entitled to free medical treat- ment for all of them?

graceful attempt by the Kuantan enllors to enrich themselves at public experte

But then again In Ipoh no counellivr is entitled to free minal attention,

Only fair

Count-

A resolution seeking this 0°n of the Alliance beneß! was passed unanimously ellors in the Ipoh Town Coun- by ve Socialist Front caunell, a Malay said: "I see nothing cillors of the Kuantan Town wrong in the move, so long as Council. The eight Alliance the Town Council pays for .“ membera its the council

The other Alliance councillor, Lustained.

Chinese, coid he was againal the move reves for one wilw and the idea of the

council providing medical benefits for more than one wife event more ridiculous."

Pubile uplations from various Barts of the country are divided over the question with Mustems who think I only right that a man's four wives should be treated equally and others who thought it wrong and a waste of public money.

One pclliflari, Me S. F. Scenivasaram, vice-president of the People's Progressive Party. which controls the fpon Town Counell, said: "It is a

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In Penang, Haji G.M. Yusof, chairman of the State Religious Counell, said that as the four viver of s Moslem

enjuged equal status, he felt that t would be only fair to accord free medical treatment to all of them.

But in Penang, only the prla. cipal wife of the councillor is allowed free medical attention.

The Pahang State Govern- ment is now studying the Kuantan move but it is reported that the resolution whi be thrown out, not so much for re- ligious reasons as for Bnancial reasons,

The "impossible" happened in Singapore the other day. A former prisoner caught a prisoner who had escaped and took him back to prison.

Agriculture and

Co-operatives, said that the northeast monsooni was due very soon and ractio activo fallout might be blown here. Thus it was of vital im- purtance that Malaya should have equipment and personnel to check on fallout,

Meanwhile, the annual pre- parations for the monsoon is in full swing with flood retet committees preparing for pos sible

evacuation of fishing villages on the east const. Food is being stocked up and relict centres being prepared,

Many of the small islands off the east coast have already been evacuated of fishing folk who have been resettled on higher ground on the mainland.

are

An all-time record number

of overseas touristy calling at Singapore this year, due to the Visit the Orient Year drive by the Government und the Singapore Tourist As gociation.

An unofficial count puts the gure for the Arst nine months of the year at 200,000-only me 30,000 short of the figure for the whole of last year.

Present Indications are that when the year ends, at least 200,000 tourists will have visited Singapore and spent about $50 million there.

Omcial #gures for the last three years are: 1988, 150,000; 1039, 190,000; and 1960, 230,000. The amount of money spent by The prisoner who escaped these tourists for the past three was in hospital undergoing treatment for minor infection. The prisoner escaped by just walking out of the gate of the hospital,

The

prison

years are $27.75 millión (1953), 332.27 million (1959) and $30.1 million (1980).

was

authorities The silent war on the put the usual escape machinery

Malayan-Thai border. into action, but the man To-

against the Communist terrorists day, a

brought into sharp perspective the other day when gov ernment forces had two successes against the ban- diis.

nined at large for three days,

Then on the fourth former prisoner saw the fugitive walking along the rond. He knew that the mun stilt some more time to surve should not be walking about a free man.

had and

The ex-prisoner caught hold C. z.. of the escapee and after a struggle dragged him back to Madagascar. prison. MAILS FOR CHINA & MACAO

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Major P. L. James, gave the MACAO: Daily (except: Sunday & former prisoner $20 reward for Haldugi Letter Matli, phis pubile spirited action. (Parcel Mail) Nudi. 5 pin: Sunday (Lefter Mall) 1 pm; Today (letter Major James said: "Never in Math pm. 0 pm: Parcel Mall my long experience has any- thing like this happened be- fore.

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OCTOBER 10

Yemen,

Mulaya's new Anti-Nuclear Armament Group has only been in existence for a few weeks but it is al ready getting down 10 business.

MONDAYIR Iran Letter Mull) Noos; Burma. Grest Britala Noon; Thallans, Viet-

North Borneo, num. Malaya.

In- donesia (Letter Mall) 1 pm (Parget Mall) Noor: Formosa. Karen (Let- fer Mall) 2 pm Parcel Mail) Noont New Philippines, Guam, Australia, Zealand Fiji Leiter Mall) 3 oni (Parcel Mali) Noun: Br. New Guines ernment to make immediate (Letter, Mall), >_ pm: : Japan, Sawai, arrangements to provide equip- USA, N. C. & 5. America Letterment and personnel for check Mall), 4 pm. Porcel Mail) Noon: Canada (eller Mail) 4 pm: Caming nuclear fallout in Malaya, Godle, Thailand, Durina, India (Let The Government has agreed. ter Mall) O pri (Pricel Majli Noon. BF SURFACE

Inche Abdul Aziz, chairmen Formosa (Leiter Mail, Noon.

of the group and Minister for

It hus approached the Gov-

was

One Communist

killed and another believed to have been wounded by Joint Malayan-Thol border Police patrol when the two terrorists and a third companion walked into an ambush un 1 rubber estate.

Police recovered an automatic which they found clutched in the dead bandit's right hand..

Several days

inter after several hours' wall, another joint police patrol ambushed a gang of about 20 Communls: terrorists.

During the half-hour

gun battle one Conummunist was kili- ed and a number were injured. The patrol recovered a sub- machine gun,

pistol and ammunition.

The last Communist terrorist to be killed before these twe was Ah Khor. 55, a high- ranking member of the Malaya Communist Party during the middle of the year,

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the Naked

JHEN you hear a man anying ment." What has

enthusiastically how beau- council (elected by local naked |tiful she is, you can be sure he committees) got to say about

Is talking of a car.

the goings-on in theatre clubs? Suld a spokesman of the Bun Clubs, “Even a performance of "Hamlet' by nudists could hardly be salt forward the nuns of the Naturist Movement."

I will not be long before an artist is commissioned to paint the youngest car of a family in stead of the youngest daughter, Looking at your catalogue, you will read, "Youngest car of Mr and Mrs Nimblehurst," and you will hear someone say, "Yes, he has a sense of colour, but I think The purtral rather alters her steering-wheel. But what lovely bnot!"

Wash your bread whiter

2

THE take-over bid of the

chemists for

food all our leads to mid suggestions that chemical food, upart Irom its 10. Woed. 14) nasty taste, or very often, its absence of laste, may be bad for The health, Recently scientista bread wore debating whether treated with some chemical or other was harmful. Netther shte bothered much about the tasie, which is an unimportant detail. The properly baked loot, which is alrendy a rare luxury, is not white enough. Why not wash it in Wito?

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Friday's Solution -(London Express Services.

SDIBLE: THOUGHT)

FORESTODAY

Rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation, continuing instant in prayer.-Romans 12:12.

If you follow this formula you will probably have inner assurance that will support your hope.

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Hidden disease

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London.

More than 300,000 people in Britain "have diabétes without knowing. "IF," medical report roycals; And half of the unsuspecting

victling have the disease in form Revero enough to require inmediate treatment. These figures pro submitted to the British Diabetic Assfciam tion in a report on the largest survey on diabetes ever made In Britain,

Ten Birmingham ductors ezeried out tests on nearly 20,000 people before submitting, the report.

No symptoms

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