Report Indonesia May Be Facing Economic Collapse

By JAMES WIIDB _ Indonesia [1-|du'lt.‘Sl'd laced business collapse Sunday as it plunged on in efforts ‘U M” me jungles of Dutch West _\eu Guinea. .

Dii'et'lUl‘s of three DIS Dutch b:illt.\. taken over Saturday by iiiiiivnuiiist-backed trade unions. mlU:’lllf‘d the government they Mu LllI~I' unless thcre'ls an eas- ;,,_i up in the campaign against llit‘ \t‘lll.'l‘l£lI1dS and Dutch eco‘ ”,,m_.- ins hcre.

'ri.i- .i;«iiks- the country's larg- ...i ll.ill(ll(‘ most of Indonesia's .,;,.: t'\liilI'l business. Indonesian i).lfll\.llﬂ officials have warned m_,' ..iiiicai seizures of major b.tlll\s could aifect the circulation oi tLii'it‘llL')’ and spark wholesale ﬂoniiiiiic collapse.

5.ii.i- last Monday. essential [l‘ill(‘li <t-riit-cs have been taken ....-. ll) Indonesian workers— lIll!ll_\‘ of them members of the iuﬂlllltifllsl-I'UII Sobsi trade un- ,..s i'.ii-eilyzcd by these seizures

Patrick for catering is a wedding breakfast for a member of her arnil

y. Cards of thanks torn Mrs. Fred Duncan and the Mwllllh family

l$5O Fine Foi i?i'i"I.—.-‘£251’.--".‘-’.§'.' 3."Ei‘I.'...‘.§.'.1.’°.§.'.’i '?l‘i'i.“i'..‘.'.’ .55.-'l.‘.?.".,»"' "' "’""Y. P. U. Honour '7'" G"""""" P91’ 3 l . _ closed that tiie value of the goods‘ Dcience Counsel W. . Senec-- o onday, DOC, 9. fllkell WIS In lhe Vicinity 0f:hal said Thursday no word has ——-i ~:———*—'f ‘been received from Ottawa re- net um and me Chrislnw,

The break occurred in the early

garding an appeal for commuta-

iFor R. C. A. F.

social.

principal export-import houses. Reports reaching Jakarta indi-

lndonesla's anti - Dutch cam paisa began last Monday. The

‘for sympathy extended in berea- Ivement. letters from the national converter magazines and from the ‘LB. League re Christmas seals.. The treasurer Mrs. Thomas M.c- iafgelﬁﬂ £,’lu',‘f,',fl:'L'-f,uE,‘,lbf,f;g;:I Avinn then gave her report which - - showed I sub “.1 bun.“ itrates (_,t()‘tli'I Fridayweveniliitg on . ' is rest cnt .ew aven I°”°w““ °°“V?”°" “'°" charged with operating a truck

Overweight

A fine of $50 and costs was im-

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I100” 011 I"|'|d3¥ m0|"nm8 N0V€m- tion of the death sentence to life vber 8. The accused IppaI'CIIIlyi]n)pr|§onynen[, sinned entry. by breaking they It is believed the gallows glass in the front entrance en-ibe ere.-led m , bulidmg be”.-ea, abling him to reach the lock. ‘me Jan and wunhousa

in the subsequent investigation — - T .a portion of the stolen goods were

i SCHOLARSHIP WORTH 32.0“

On th ‘Young People of St David's Umt- ‘led Church Georgetown. assembl [ed at the Church Hall for their; iueckly meeting and a party for‘

Will’

The remainder of tiie evening ‘was spent in crokinole gamcs af- ‘ter which a lunch was served. During the lunch Peggy Anne Aitken. vice-president on behalf of

Wednesday ex ening

cate Ilorkers are taking over con- present and gave brief reporu,

recovered in the room of the ac-;

i the Young People

presented

cerns handling major exports- coprs. rubber. tin. coffee, tea and palm oil. \

DUTCH BURN BRIDGES running these concerns vfere attemptin g n scorched earth policy rather than hand them over to the Indonesians.

This capital was quiet Sunday with most businesses and indust- ries shut down as usual.

The government radio re ported Communist East Gcrmanyl has offered to send airplane pl- lots in two days to replace Dutch Plrmen who might resign lroml the Garuda Indonesian Airways]

The government was going ahead with its plan to expel all but a sprinkling of Dutch technic- ians in three months. There was some question whether the sprink- ling will want to remain after. most of the 50,000 Dutch have; left.

government called on all Indone- sians to strike 24 hours against Dutch concerns. But boycott lurched out of control. with Sobsi taking control of vital concerns. GOVERNMENT WARNS

The government warned it would not tolerate seizures with- out official approval. But there was no evidence in Jakarta at least that the gvernment had done anything else to stop the seizures.

in North Sumatra. however, the military took over all Dutch llllL‘l'8$lS to prevent the unions irom doing so. Sumatra. the rich- (‘st of Indonesia's string of 3.000 islands, is the seat of much dis- content against the central gov- ernment of President Sukarno.

The announced purpose of the campaign was to show Indonesia's displeasure with United Nations rejection of its proposals for ne- goiiations on West New Guinea.

in» IIlI.'I'-lalﬂfld shipping and the

RETE3ioN

,BY VERY REV. GEORGE

First Moderator cl the United

AND LIFE ’

c. PIDGEON, 0.0., tL.D. I

Holy Redeemer C. W. I. Met

the aid

Church of Canada l The December meeting of the

l}iiiii|ii('ss-—-\\'hal is It?

A will once described his fath- ..~_ ... 't.od's good man"—what ti? he mean’?

lliitl does the Apostle mean ii].-ii Iii‘ distinguishes between the uni man and the it man. and .'ltl(I.\ that for the latter one uoiiltl l‘\(‘lI dare to die?

'i'hi- tlld Testament gives vari- ous éiil\\\(‘l‘S to that question and |l\\.i_\.\‘ in picturesque form.

|Il(‘(ill the peasant. says that g ltlllt'S.\' is a blend of justice. i llllt‘\\ and humility plus a \\llI1 God. lsalah. the . affirms vigorously lllal ll is a combination of per- l‘l'.:lll dealing and right

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ipiiniiig that overﬂows into DIIDIH‘ \llpp0I'I of justice. honor and llIill(‘Sl.y. plus a moral in- duiiaiinii against cruelty and

sell-~(‘(‘l\|llL’ in all their forms. h

Ptalin. \\lilt'll is our subject to- lll_\ &i(ltlS those qualities that mﬂlxt’ the life of a community happy and secure. Not too. he teach the right. but

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DTElI\('\ il in song as essential in the \\()I‘SlIlp of God. PS.\l..\l

lit-re is Principal W. R. Tay- lor x \l‘I‘SlOI1 of that Psalm:

0 I.lli'(1. who shall sojourn in ' I‘ l(‘nl'.’ dwell on Thy holy

all illli shall ll"

llc \\ ho uaiks blamclcssly. and does uhnt is right. and ~pt-aks truth from his

ll(‘rlII. V<hn does not slander with his ‘ IHIIL'II(‘. anti does no evil to his friend. nor 5dhi‘.\ up a reproach against j hi< neighbor; In \‘llli.\‘P eyes a reprobate la ' (iv )l\(‘ , bill xiiin honors those who fear the Lord; in» wears to his own hurt ' and does not change: win» Ilotw‘ not put out his money at interest. and does not take a , auainst the inn -ent. lk \\ll0 does theseoIlilngs shall : iicici‘ be moved.

tpi.oitiL'i.

.Bci'iire conccntratiiig on the

lkalni ll(‘l0I‘€ us. take a loo

colorful way in which

ancient prophets state e What

,'Th«-ir concern is about God sail His will for each and all of I This forces them back to

bribe

to ultimate question: What II ng God. 3miiI~t- what God is deter- mine: what God wants.

The prophet Micah asks: How

shall i approach God? Does he unni the costliest sacrifices. even the blood of my son? This was no rhetorical question: men

11 ucre actually fering their sons in sacrifice to their tlods anti believed that those Roda \\.'Illt(‘(I them. _ answers: require of you but to do justice. and to love lLlIi(1Ili‘<§ tor mercy. and to “slit luimbly with your God?" Isaiah states his case more strongly;

' among us can dwell "Nil devouring

Qlircssitins. hn <hakcs his hands. lest

they hold a bribe. I'll“ stop: his ears ti-an bear-

COMING EVENT!

Uleem bcr

‘Ciitliolic Women‘s League. Holy

lng of bloodshed. l ltctlccmcr Sub-division took place

And shuts his eyes from look- ing upon evil.

He will dwell on the hcigliis;

His place of defense wil the fortresses of rocks:

His bread will be given him. his water will be sure. ‘

Isaiah. the statesman, cannot separate private from public! virtue; the man who obeys God in his personal dccds and deal- ings can be counted on to champion justice in the affairs of the community.

AUTHOR'S CONCERN Turn now to Psalm IS. The author's concern is pre-

‘tal.

at the Comiiiunity Center on De- cembcr znd. Mrs. Allan MacDon- ald presided and the meeting op- cited with the League Prayer re- cited by the members.

After roll call of the executive the ' cretary Mrs. Benedict Cal- laghan read the minutes of the previous meetings which were approved as read. Correspondence were read by Mrs. Alex. McLean and included the following: cards of thanks from Mrs. Ethel McManus and Mrs. Helen McAvinn for get well \\l\'ll(‘S extended while in hospi- card of thanks from Mrs.

Spiritual Mrs. John A. MacDon- reportcd on the First Friday

Adoration and on the Perpetual recited by the members

on the highway in excess of the! . me Icused by the

gross registered weig

vehicle. ' l The case of a Granvil'e resi-'

dent charged with assault wall

on the First Saturday of the d‘ “ed 1” Dec be “UL "‘°"”‘- 5"’ 3'5" "°P°"°d in“ rollgaring thuen IIC3I"ll1ﬂe‘I))f tivo ad-‘I

M555“ had been °“°I‘°d I°" "3 ditionai witnesses for the cunt-

rcpose of the souls of Mrs. Jas. Hughes and Mrs. Jas. Jobe and High Mass on the iith of Nov-

ember for departed servicemen. log

Social Action was

P9901194 I?! chased at a

piainant. l A female resident or the city. charged with unlawful possession! intoxicating liquor not pur- vendor's was fined

MN -I- COYIC. Institutions. Mrs. twenty five dollars and cuts or

Trainor. Mrs. H.

ance. Mrs. Stephen membership reported 292 paid up members. Citizenship. Mrs. P. Ready. Radio and T.V. Mrs. L Fitzpatrick. Press Miss Mary Duffy reported on the progress

of the “Caskct" canvass which‘

was not quite completed.

The president Mrs. Allan Mac- Donald thanked the members for their assistance in the “casket." canvass and other activities since the last meeting. She also spoke on the Regionalconference held recently at Norte Dame Acadmey at w ' h St. Pius X. Sub-divls- ion and Holy Redeemer Sub-div- ision _were guests of the Baseli- ia sub-division. The conference was very instructive and enjoy- ed by all who attended.

There being no further business the meeting then closed with the Act of Consecration to the Bless- ed Virgin Mary. A delicious lunch was then served by the committee in charge.

PLANE LANDS SAFELY

SHANNON. Ireland lReuters\-— A United States Air Force plane landed safely here Friday after sending out distress signals over the Atlantic west of Ireland. The plane. with 10 persons aboard. sent out a radio message saying it was ﬂying from Bennuda to Shannon at ll.000 feet and was feathering one propelior.

cisely the same: How can I‘ come before God? On‘. what terms will my God receive me‘? The Psalmist answers: Only by doing right ing in the right in my dealings with my fellow men.

Prophets and Psalinists to- gether stand on the position that worship to be acceptable to G must be based on right dealings with men. ;

Sacrifice as a substitute for. justice is an abomination in the‘ sight of a righteous God. 3

Here a modern evangelicall would put in the ' confession: My righteousness is like a filthy. rag in the eyes of a holy God.‘ My only ground of hope is in; Christ's righteousness availabler

me through faith. This is

"No other foundation can anyone lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Ciirist." But on that foundation l mustl build the temple of personal‘ righteousness. The object redemption is the good life of. the redeemed. i All this is based on the moral ‘ character God. 3‘ ' isl Israel's peculiar contribution to} religion. And what tremendous implications it has for life in the; modern world.

DERAILMENT BLOCKS TRACK

VASSAR. Man. t(,'Pt -— Auxil- iary crews Friday cleared the track at Vassar. 34 miles south-. east of Winnipeg. where the en-‘ gine and three leading cars of al Canadian National Railways pas- senger train were derailed Thurs- day night. Fireman Tom Phillips. 28. of the Winnipeg suburb of Si. Vital was the only casualty. lie

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Superannuation Fund for such periods of absence.

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Toombs. Fin- thirty days. and the case at‘. COHIIOIIY I01’ another female resident of the‘

city charged with driving whi'stl

iintoxicated was further remand- ‘ hanging of Joseph Pierre - ed until December iith. ‘

A lather and son. both charged with contravening the Migratory Birds Convention Act. had their‘ case adjourned to December 18. Each is accus of keeping migratory birds within one—quar— ter mile of an area where water- fowl hunting was taking place.

The case of a city resident charged with possession of in- toxicating liquor in a place other than his residence was adjourned to December . the accused entering a plea of not guilty.

in addition ten other traffic of crises were dealt with at Fri- day's session of the Court.

Given 4-Month‘. Jail Sentence

l-‘ound guilty of breaking. entry. and theft a young man from Char? lottetown Saturday morning was, sentenced to serve four months in j the Queen's County Jail by Mag—1 istraie K.M. Martin presiding at the City Police Co_urt.

The charge arose out of

. City Police. l The accused was represenled by Council announced Friday it will 5"” 0 D°'"‘°“- provide a recurring annual schol- Also on the docket were threeiarsmp the government of

dlilunk ‘M '"""'p_:;l°5 :“° ‘W Ghana to finance study in Canada.

7” ‘ml “"9 5°'"",“‘ '° "0 d‘3’5‘The scholarship is valued at $2.-

in the Queens County Jail andl

the other remanded

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.ihc arts, humanities or social sciences.

' I Girls Murderes :_____ WOMAN, 105. (mat-:'rs KIN l Fllll:IDLAND, West Germany’

To Hang Wed. tilt.-utersl——A 105-year-old woman

DALHOUSIEV N‘ 3’ iCpj__The who arrived at a transit camp Richard here was met by three genera- . tions of relatives. including her is scheduled for early next Wed-W1.)-(.ar.o1d daughter and grand- nesday. shortly after midnight. daughter, aged 48. She is the old- Sheriff l-3 d in o n d Lelllanc haslesi woman to be resettled in West been supervising preparations for Germany from former German the execution of the man con- territories now ruled by demncd for the slaying of i:l—year- and Russia.

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QUEEN'S COUNTY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Queen's County Liberal Association will be held on Thursday. December 12, at 8 p.m. at the (Taiiadian Legion Hall, Grafton Street. (fharloitetovvn.

Each poll is requested to send five delegates. Premier A. W. Mathcson and other prominent speakers will address the meeting. Everybody E welcome.

wfic. .\lacNEILL, President.

the theft of a quantity of cigarettes:

OTTAWA ‘CF, _ The Canmh lLioyd Walker. one of their fellow Lloyd with 3 gm. lmembers who will leave shortly to join the R.C.A.I-‘.

The meeting opened with a de- votiunal pert Lacheur A business period follow-

000 I _ . ,“ H . . _ H ed ill which plans were finalized .:;.:::..:. ‘:.':"..'.".i.:..°“.::.:: mu to be new in - so

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