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Malayan newsletter from Gregory Wong

THREAT

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HANGS OVER SINGAPORE

High cost

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By DON IDDON

HA

JARVARD and Yale Universities - are pricing themselves out of the undergraduate market.

Wilbur Bentler, former Dean of Harvard, said that Harvarti wen:ki "eut herself og frum hunt of America if it contin-

Singapore (By Air Mail).

The Communist in Singapore, their fellow travellers and sympathisers have made great strides in their bid to take over power in this Island state by democratic means and set up the first Chinese Communist state outside Red China.

At stoke is control of a 224- square-mile prosperous entrepot i which sits on the crossronds of

communications-both son and air-in Southeast Asia. It Is the Federation of Malnya's main shipment point

raw for its materials-in and rubber.

Threatened Britain's main military bases in the Far East- the £60 million Royal Navy base, headquarters of the British Far East Flegs which has been entrusted with the task of pro- teeting Commonwenith interests East of the Suez; a £12 million jet air base at Tengah which

Britain's heavy V-bombers can use; and two fighter basen on the island. All these bases are at the disposal of Seats, whereas Commonwealth militury base in the Federation are not.

The Communists and their front men were kept in cherk nes at its present rale of tulin recent years but prior to the Then thegenESEN,**

1 tant fewer than 5 pr. of

American tallies will be able, to meet the estimated charges If $4 10 $5,000 a year. #sford and Cambridge Unt- vorzilies are intel chrajer.

1939 general elections, the pre- sent eine Minister, Mr Lee decided that he Kuan-rew. would need the support of form- or People's Action Party tem- bers. at that time politien) de- tainee, although he knew that some of them wore the Malayan Communist Party's front men or Red sympathisers.

Campalinint on strong anti- First Lady. Jacqueline Kest-colonial issues and the pronise nedy, playing golf at Newport | of securing the release of the Cairy Club roade Ameri- rans goggle and singed the dignity of sunte members of

Those slacks PHOTOGRAPHS of America's

dieford,

Er he het

political detainees if the PAP was elected, the electurate swept Mr Lee into power in a

Of the 51 meats in the Legis-

semured the release of the zetainees, all closely connected with the trade union movement

before they were iraprisoned.

munists being unable to get a that Singapore should become binger sny in the Government, let alone influence Mr Lee,

The split caused a turmoil in the PAP and in their two years in the party

the Communists had done their work fairly well In a vute of confidence in the Legislative Assembly for Mr Leé and his enbinet to continue governing, 13 PAP assemblymen crossed Die floor and abstained from voting on the motion lay; ing the Government with 20 PAP assemblymen

ussembly.

in the 61-

The Commulst were jubilant. They hnd split the parly, the second rung of government-the parliamentary and political se- the eretaries in revoited, majority of the trade unions LAIRE DVES to the Elin Chit- stong group.

A

The PAP rebels sets up new party called the Barisan Socinis (Socialist Front) with As secretary-general Mr Lind and other ex-detainees in bigh positions. They iminellately called upon Premier Lee to re- sign and hold new elections.

But the Communists mnde ol slight miscalculation. Premier Ler still had an overall majority of one in the assembly and he refused to resign.

Loz

Grip

the twelfth state of the Fedora- tion with educption and labour left in the hands of the Singo- Everything pore Government, else would be left in the hands of the central government.

Premier Lee hns promised that this meruer wll come abunt before June 1963-the end of his term of offee-and that when details were emmpleted a ferendu n the Issue Wonich be taken.

To-

The Barisan Socialis have called the terms of the merger "sell-cut" in which citizens of Singapore would become "second class citizens.“

They have called for a full merger with the Federation on the same line as other state in Malaya n which Singapore elzens would have the same rights as other citizens in the Federation. Their call has been supported by various other au- poslin parties in the Bluga- pore Legislative Assembly.

Power

It would mean amo other things that the Barisan Socialis end feld candidates all over Malava at election time. It would also mean that all Com Toupists in Singapore would be arrested and detained under the Federation Government's In- tertal Security Act. There are about 400 to 500 curd-carrying members in Singapore. It would also mean that bad industrin! disturbances in Singapore could

If needed by

be cut down

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FOR TODAY SAL

The PAP hlerarchy began on immediately purge of the

gov- erni:cut, party and quas the Daughters of the Ameri-iandslide election in 1959,

Pre- government bodies and can Itevahulion.

mier Lee

restaned inving Jacqueline was wearing tight-ative Assembly, the PAP se- merger talks with the Federa

Afting slacks which at Arst cured 43. True to his promise

Minister, Tengku Malayan trips. Prime gianve appeared

Abdul Rahman, In enroest. pyjamins.

The Barisan Soelalis consolki- ONE of the great food experts

aled their hold on, the onions of the US, Clenientine Pad-

and in their first show reporting from Eng-

strength they staged a strike ut land, saya that the

Cadre system British

the largest department store in food she has enten is maka-

Neubly ninang

Singapore. Dul Pretnler Lee was deral and beautifully cooked

Chin-slong, still in control and the riot po- Steak, kidney, mushroom, and were Messrs Lt

up in force and myster

crisp Brussels Fong Swee-sum, Sydney Wood- lice turned pic.

Brrested 216 people including aproots and hence, succul- hull, James Putacheary and C.

Devon Nair.

given Barisan Socialis All were

assemblymen en snipe, doable Gloucester,

and ufficials. Cheddar, Sulton, and Derby either political or partiamentary

The Communists put the pres- cheeses, cold grouse Yorkshire secretary posts in the PAP Gay-

sure on on labur fronts. Shaw ham roked in elder, lobster ernment. They also

of the government Organisation closed down for mayonnaise, fresh cooked sal leaders

sponsored Singapore Trades of its subsidiaries throwing 185 The Government Union Congress. The only thing out of work.

to has now stepped in to work out that they did not get was become cadres of the FAP. They a compromise telling the work- were only ordinary members. ers not to be mislead by their

pro-Communist union leaders.

In other words the Commun- ists have much to inse if there is a merger between Singapore oud the Federation, of

For one thing apart from being arrested they would be unable to in- A righteous

the life of his beast; but the tender mercles of the wicked are cruel-Proverbs 12:10.

Bunce the workings of the gardetli thuse freed

on and river trout. She didn't eat all these at one

sitting, of course.

As a priest

DREVIEWERS

Graham

Greene's The Power and the Gborz Bbed as a two-hour, $700,000 TV special, say that Sir Laurence Olivier stoked the res" with his acting as the priest.

The make-up for the part could

damaged his, averiously eyes, but he insisted is now fully recovered. HOLLYWOOD inflation notes: Comedian Jerry Lewis spent $15,000

on a high-frequency heuring! aid for his old dog. Mr Chips, who has gone deat. And

Kim

Novak has spent $100, 31 her home in Bel Air, in which she has an all- blue bedroom,

an all-purple study, an all-Ervy living room, and an all-green outdoor sleeping nook equipped with inirrors so that she can sce herself at all times.

Aged 51, mother. of 12 said '28'

At 51, Mrs Beatrice Phillips, mother of 12, felt her husband- and the next day gave her age as 98 and married a man of 23. it was statel at Taunton, Somerset,

The other man, Francis Wood- gate, baker's assistant, told the court they were still in love, Mrs Phillips, accused of bigamy, was sent for trial.-London Express Service.

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become

This cadre system had been introduced in the party In the mid-50% after the Communists in the party had made a near suc- ressful bid to overthrow the Lee icadership. Only Kuan-yew cadres can vote people to the executive committee, central the ruling body of the party.

Premier Lee believed at the time that he could co-exist with in governing the Communists Singapore but now. It seems that Mr Lee governed as long as

Communial's Singapore to the Bking they stayed their hand in

grab for power.

Then this year the PAP lost their first by-election in a bitter PAP fight against the former Mayor of Singapore and PAP Minister of National Develop ment, Mr Ong Eng-guan, who had been expelled front the party.

The second by-election defeat came a few months later when the PAP lost to Mr David Mar- shall, former Chief Minister of Singapore. The defeat was more humillating for the PAP because suddenly in the final stages of the election campaign, most of the ex-detainees, led by Mr Lim Chin-sing, turned on the PAP and threw their support to Mr Marshall.

The two-year-old Socialist Communist marriage was over and publicly it was over the question of merger with the Federation and in what form I should take. But privately the apilt was caused by the Com-

Meanwhile, Premier Lee an= nounced that the Government would restore all the civil ser vants pay cuts that had her Inillated when the PAP came to power-it was suppose to have been a punishment for the Eng- Ish-educated class who did not buck the PAP in the election, This restoratiuni, he hoped, would put the party in good with The alienated standing English-educated class for a future eletion.

The thought of having a Com-

runis! sinte next door did not

at all appeal to Tengku Abdul Rahman who is fighting a win- ning war with Communists on the Malayan-Thai border.

Although talks of a merger between Singapore and the Federation had been going on in Ats and starts for the last two years, the idea received added impetus when the Tenaku nut forward his Malaysia plan. But it was understood ut the time that Singapore would become part of the Federation only when the other states joined Malaya, The reason for this is that the majority of the 1.6 million pa- pulallon in Singapore Is Chinese and d merger would mean that the present racial balance in the Federation would be upset. There would be more Chinese than, there were Mainys.

Now suddenly the merger talks bewteen Singapore and Malaya have reopened in varn- est and the Tengku has agreed

as

strong central government well as an independent Slaga- pare Government.

The Communist want to take power it

Independent Singapore and from this head- quarters they would subvert the Federation now that the armed to place a Com- insurrection munist government in nower in the Federation has falled.

Thus the Communists 5132 Singapore cry for a full merker. which they know will not be ac- ceptable under the present elr. cumstances, in the hope that the people of Singapore will be confused and so keep Singapore independent.

Tightrope

Premier Lee can use his vast powers under the Preservation of Publis Security Ordinance their followers, just as the former and jail all the Communists and

Lim Yew-hock Government did. But this would most likely he followed by riots and industrial unrest this led to the downfall of the Lim Yol-hock govern- ment-which Singapore can ill- afford at the moment because her four-year development plan, which is to solve the unemploy- ment problem is just getting under way.

Another reason is that Mr presentatives in Singanore for Lee has blamed the British re-

the present state of affalra. He accuses them of taking the Reds for a ride by assuring thear that the British Government would not be against them setting up a government In Singapore long as they made nu against their milltary baRDS.

The real reason for this was that the British, he said, hoped that there would be an open clash in the PAP and Premier Lee would be forced to jail the Communists. Premier Lee has said that he refused to do Bri tal's "dirty work."

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Meanwhile, Premier Lee is walking a political tightrope.

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London Express Bervice.

Windsor House, Des Voeux Rd., Central

Reservations:

Tols: 24496 37623

3 SHOWS NIGHTLY: AT-11.00 P.M. 12.00 MIDNIGHT & 1.00 A.M.

CUARTETO

GRANADA

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Direct From Madrid!

Music By:

JOE SANTOS And His Boys

SPANISH ROOM

popular

LUNCH HOUR SERVICE with specially Reduced Prices!

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Meet your friends and arrange your social activities and business appointments at most popular Rondaz vous in town! SPANISH & FRENCH CUISINE

Full A La Carte

Reol Spanish Atmosphere

FROM AMERICA! KOBELT SISTERS

GIANCARLO

& HIS BOYS Guest Appearance

RENA DAHL WASTA

Swiss Comodianne!

Also

THE FABULOUS ECHOES Continuous Music Nightly! Open till 2.00 a.m.

SPANISH ROOM ANNOUNCEMENT

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CUARTETO GRANADA

Spain's Musical Treasure!

Specially flow here from Madrid for your entertainment!

DINE, WINE, DANCE —

singing

your

favourite

songs

in

Spanish.

English,

Italian,

Germant

Spanish & French Cutrino — Full A La Carte Under supervision of CHEF ANGEL Special 9.30 p.m. Show for borly diner!