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Haired Oi United States Puts Indonesia With China

BY KARSTEN PRAGE3 tpossible change in its and-[contradiction in relations with JAKARTA ‘AP’ - Abldlilllﬁmﬁficlﬂ Policies. [the Indonesian government It- hatred of the United States andi ‘The 1“d°"°5i3" C°mm““i9i-‘~ If. the thaw in East-West relatlons;P3I‘t)’. With I membership of! Indonesian leaders claim to may have been the decisive 12,500,000. la the largest outside adhere to the doctrine of peace- factors in swinging Indonesia’: lRed China and the Soviet Moe). iful coexistence. despite their Com mu nlsts toward Red ECITE 30ND5 ispeedy readiness for confronta- China's banners in the great‘ The“ d¢V910Pmt-‘D15 118)’! tion when it comes to colonial- Moscow-Pekin-g debate. ‘sifﬁﬂgihcned Ilteady EXISIIIIS ism and imperialism.

The shlft—to the detriment ot1b°"d5 b¢¢‘Wef-‘D the Pekinl Ind , While the government of Pres- thc Soviet Union —— has been j-Iakﬁrlﬂ DENIES: ‘ . iident Sukarno signed the Mos- > building for some time. It has A PP9f0Und dedication £|m0n8 cow nuclear test-ban treaty, the now become conspicuous. '10 085181! C0mmiIii_lSi’-8 I0_ the communist party, following

Recent statements by Indo- i93U5€ 0‘ African-A51!“ 5011581“ China‘: lead, condemned it. nesian Communist party leader II)’. As r as Indonesia is In the past, President Sukarno D. N. Aidlt have left littleI°°"C€Pned. Peking has played a has given the party plenty of r doubt that he tends to side with ‘3IE_niiI€j8ﬂI P3“ in “ii! bﬂttlﬁ _f°1' space to manoeuvre. the more militant Chinese view |501'd3i‘lIY End the SWIG! Union, It ' believed the party will on romniunism despite surface III“ “PI-_ ' 3 pretensions of a neutral stand.‘ A Slmllal” 3PP1'_°3Ch I0 Mam‘ as it does not introduce its

For Ihp Indonesian comm“. ist«Lenvinist doctrine. A: did theimimancy at home in .3 ‘Q. nists. the United States has Chine”, Indonesia‘: Comm“-itempt for a forceful push to been nu. d,(.1a red public nists view the country‘s agrar- ipqwen enemy yo‘ 1 since 1952 when ian base rather than its small.

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I mush °' to I"d°"eSia." ifa’i;3’b.“‘3f.’2‘f.i‘h.2‘,§?..i‘i:3"§$$ Even before that the hatc- ']C°T’.';)“"t£ Plfrtys h'°35“"yCh‘i"‘; emu, American campaign was one of '30" ” “ 3’ °V_°‘_'5°35 '; ' ~ _ the most. consistent planks In i“°5° h”°- .]“d°“e9'35 lanlggmi Dian jmhlg" I‘ .. ., ; . the Communist piaffnrm. some_ overseas Chinese look to ‘Peking s ' r . IV '1» , times with embarrassing re. ;‘'3t_h9‘‘ ‘-0 N3t‘°"31'5t Charles whnwmb M Boston ~ ’ v

suits for the Indonesian govern- Chm" ; amved Saturday-‘It we mm’ "f ' men. which mus itself mm T party's gradual switch to Bruce Stewart. High Bank, to aligned in world affairs, ",“"i"E'S line in World C9mmU- spend a vacation visiting reia- : “(HT U‘ Am ‘ nist affairs may bring i-t into ﬁves.

Dom(=sIi('aI".y, the Communist “ .—- ‘ Miss Kaumvn E" MauNem'

campaign was primarily dedh lLittle Sand-s accompanied Mr.

cated to fighting against U.S. “Id ngrs'tKe':;‘tf°h1Fft"‘fry’ wood aid for this underdeveloped it Miss Jean McKay who is em. sChr?§tma:'r“?"; 32'" niece I d ti . Tl b ' , V ~ 1‘ V335 Iiliatonivitlimtiievlgﬁgcgfstrs ploy.“ in Cha‘”°“et°“n spent and Mrs. Emery's sister, Mrs. . Christmas with her parents, Mr. A] S t M S‘ t d I US. and other Western aid and Mrs’ Stewart Macxay‘ f9"_1 tewarv 13 9W" 3" Dorothy and Eileen Blue, army‘

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On the international scene. the party found little difficulty in making its anti-American posture an integral part of its fight against imperiaism and cndonalism.

In the past. most of what the Indonesian Communists said was also said in Moscow.

But the recent warmup be- tween East and West and the promise of a further thaw may have thrown Communist think- ing here into A dilemma. The party has found it has

Charlottetown, are spending the Christmas holidays at their home here.

Floyd MacLean and Barry Stewart. Charlottetown were at their respective homes here for the festive season.

Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Blue, Charlottetown, were guests of his parents, M-r. and Mrs. George M. Blue. Little Sands. and her parents. Mr. and Mrs Geonge Stewart, Wood Islands.

Misc Bertha MaoLean arrived

The snow plow has made four trips through here already this winter t the day after Christ-

-m . Miss Caroline Blue, student ; at the Montague Regional High I School is spending her vacu- 3 tion at her home in Little Sands. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Senca-‘ baugh, Oak Valley, were guests of her sister Mrs. Alex Blue, Mr. Blue and Lila for Christmas din- ,

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