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year she had had a large fam- ily and had successfully raised most of the children. To do this she had to be smart. and she was. There was no doubt about this

- Saturday warned his ao.ooo,ooo- ded. that the "greater part of the

peas no! It was so now with Mo- ther Grouse. Chickie. smartest of her partly grown children, in. in trouble and she didn't know how to get him out of it. He had met with an accident. It was , a kind of accident that Mother never had seen before. A fine root had become twisted around

one of Chickie's legs and hem nougg mymgp

couldn't get free. lie was a pris-

oner. There was nothing he could! In the )2 years. the new repub- ido to help himself. and helplessillcerich in oil, rubber. tin. and is a very dreadful feeling. fond productions - had faced When finally Mother Grouse - widespread rebellion. near bank-. ham, 66, Pacific bureau chic! of

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found him, Chickie was sure that

all his trouble were at an end. in powgf or domestic

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JAKARTA, Indonesia (Reuters) President &tkarno of Indonesia

divided countrymen that "if we do not take care, we may go thei

1 way of total anarchy." '

"All kinds of crises have swept; over us." he said in a speech:

The

anniversary of the day on which he and former vice-president Mo- harnmed Ilatta declared lndon-t cells I republic. free from Dutch control.

The republic's people live on 3.- 000 islands spread 3.000 miles across the south pacific.

ruptcy, corruption. and the grow-! ammu-

Mothtr WW-Id know Whit 10 do nlam. which has just recorded big to set him free and would do glectjon "in

it. Mother knew everything. But

she didn't see that anything wasi

lost and had become tired of run- ning about. But when she cluck-

tried to and couldn't. the saw at once what the trouble was. Some- thing was holding him fast by one little leg. At once she came back to him to comfort him andtrytoaeeiuetwhatdi

trouble was. x ..

But there was aothlng could do but comfort him as best; she might.

It didn't take her long to find become lost.

she

ed for him to follow her and he ,-

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Sukarno recalled that since In- donesia became a republic. under United Nations sponsorship. there had been 17 cabinet changes and "a lot of bother" over regional affairs and in army circles.

In particular, he referred to the wave of largely bloodless coi..ps which spread through Su- rnatra, the Celebes, the Moluccas and the Indonesian half of Borneo last Christmas.

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"Some regions," he said, "hate even become mischievous nou- adays and have tried to enforce; their will on the central govern- ment," particularly with a view:

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there were the slit brothers and sisters of Chickic whom she had left in hiding while she looked for Chlckie. If she were gone too long they might think something had happened to her and contr- out of hiding. wander off and

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not. She pecked at that root butldreadful for they were not yet that did no good. She tried to ready to go out in the Great scratch that root up with the World by themselves.

claws of her stout feet. but that Chickie was only one. His need only pulled Chlckie about by the of her was great. But there was hurt leg and only made it hurt the; nothing she could do but comfort more. ihim as best she might. and there Chickie was whimpering now.:were six others who needed her He couldn't understand why Mo- as much as he did. Mother made. ther didn't set him free. He could up her mind. She gave two or

not know that she never had seen just this kind of an accident and didn't know of any way to do anything but peck and scratch.

three more hard peeks at the pesky root. then told Chickie lo. keep quiet no matter w hot might come along and loft. run-,

Even mother's comforting clucks ning last. up the old cowpathl couldn't stop his whimpering. Asithat she had come down. p for poor Mother. she was at her Poor Little Chickic! Was Mo-l wlt's end. She didn't know howl ther leaving him never to come to help Chlckie and thlg in It- back? Was she dcserting him? self was something to worry a- He struggled once more. but of

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nough. course it was useless.

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