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-}part in the uprising.
Is Still Hoping
By DON JAKARTA (AP) —
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PKI. mainly on the two most impor- tant islands, Java and Sumatra.
The ailing president, 64, is using every man at his disposal to save the Communists, whom he refuses to condemn for their
Sukarno would like to com-
mute the sentence of the Com munists, but the army will not
Indonesia’s Communist Party
For Reprieve
ily suspended the activities of the PKI and its affiliated or- zations, while the crack continues under . martial law and a curfew.
SAYS NEED COMMUNISTS Sukarno says Indonesia can- not be run without Communist participation in the government. The army wants no part of the present PKI in his grand politi cal formula.
Kt is a tug-of-war between the army and Sukarno. The prest dent appears to be losing
But ‘strange things are hap
pening i
Communist party boss D- N. Aidit disappeared after the coup attempt, with the reported help
der, Vice-Marshal Omar Dhani. Aidit fled to the Jogjakarta area in central Java, where he put out an announcement saying he was in good health.
A Moslem party publication,
buy the idea. It has temporar-
Nusa Putra, said the other day
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quickly retreated when the reb els. failed. Now he has left the
M. H. Lukman and Nioto, the second. and third-ranking lead- ers respectively of the PKI, have not been arrested. Bo appeared at a cabinet meeting Sukarno held in _his summer palace at Bogor, 40 miles south of Jakarta, five days after the coup attempt was crushed.
Lukman is deputy chairman of the parliament.
Njoto is a cabinet minister and also a state minister at- taclied to Koti (supreme opera- tions re, the highest policy- ng ly in the gov ee has been editor of the Communist newspaper Har- ian Rakjat, now banned.
The army may not act against Lukman and Nioto because of their positions in the govern- ment. Some Indonesian sources
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Communists has been thorough. Thousands have ‘ rested. Daily searches are m for arms, believed to have supplied by the Chinese.
|tional mews agency, Antara, is being swept clean of PKI sup |porters- The/ director of the | government radio station, now /run by the army, has been ar- | rested. So has the chairman of the Indonesian Journalists Asso- ciation, a hotbed of communism.
The army’s house - cleaning ‘may take a long time. But it ts not accepting Sukarno's desire to sweep the problem under the
rug.
| Students Charae No French At CNT
MONTREAL (CP)—A spokes- man for the ONR said here
The Communist-infiltrated na-'
| Neville Lyon,
boats to church steeples.
He believes that plastics can be used for almost anything | and this belief is reflected-in a marked increase In Abco's plas tics business.
“We've got 75 people working | for'us now," said Mr. Lyon in an interview. “That's three times as many as we had last year. And in some lines, like | tractor cabs, our production has | increased 70 per cent,”
the company is investigating a complaint by the Association of | Atlantic Students in Halifax that} the CN telecommunications of- fice there does not have a 34 |hour bilingual service.
He was commenting on a tele- | sent to CNR President: by John W. Cleveland, secretary - treasurer of the association who as*ed
i that the ONT office have the 24,
hour vervices of at least one bi-| lingual person to receive tele-' grams in French.
Mr. Cleveland said. Monday |that the absence of the service shocked him ‘‘as an English Ca-| nadian.’’ He said employees at 'the CNT Halifax office “do not jeven have a stock French line memorized to explain their lack of communication.” | The Montreal spokesman for CNR said ‘the telegram has been received .and ‘‘the complaint {s being investigated both in Mon-' treal and at CNT headquarters in Toronto.” a:
Imperial Oil's Earnings Higher
TORONTO (CP)—Imperial Oi! | |Co. Ltd. had net earnings of $61,300,000 or $1.98 a share in the first nine months of this | year, with $57,403,000 or $1.81 in the similar 1964 pe- i riod
The company’s interim finan- |elal statement said production | rose seven per cent to 349,000 |barrels daily, while capital and lemploration spending climbed to
SCM Corp. Sets Record
NEW YORK (AP)! — sCM
turing company, said ‘sales | and earnings were the highest | for any first quarter in the company’s history.”’ | Earnings for the three months | . 90 were $1,057,000 36 cents a share on sales of | 788,000, compared with $705,- | or 24 cents a share on sales | eee ‘8 ten correepe nd- company indicated it wanted the additional shares ‘voted by stockholders to. pro- \vide greater flexibility in mak- ling acquisitions. No =
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“were mentioned. “Mead said after the meeting | \thiat the advisability of paying leash dividends might be con- lgidered in December. SCM in| ‘recent years has paid stock | \dividends only.
BURTON
Visitors at the home of Mrs. | mez Howard, Glengarry during | the Thanksgiving week end were | her son Wayne Howard, student | at Dalhousie University, Hali-
| (Mrs. Frank Corcoran | NS.
| -Mr; and Mrs. Louis Dalton and daughters Pattie and Jackie of Sherwood, spent the holiday | weekend with their parents, Mr. | and Mrs. Peter Dalton, Burton
John Cousins, student at | Prince of Wales College spent
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Shelia Doyle, nurse in. tratn- ing at Charlottetown Hospital | necently visited her parents, Mr. and Mfs. Stephen Doyle.
McGill Ave. Ext. Ch’town
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? finished steel for all of 1965 will
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quarters
15,000 square feet. It is adja- |
Ltd., glass
by Abco at the end of 1964.
manufacturer of moulded fibre | glass, like Abco, can show just aas wide a range of products. The church steeple is mouldéd | white fibre glass, 30 feet high, | and within the next three weeks |
Steel Makers
The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Oct. 25, 1968. 18!
Bridge Co. Tries Plastics
been 4 As Highway For Expansion
MAHONE BAY, NS. (COP) —|will be lowered by helicopter . i a native of Eng-|onto the Roman Catholic Star | land's steel city of Manchester,|of the Sea Church at Caanso, |-efebvre, believes this is the plastics age. | N.S. : As manager of Atlantic Bridge} Also having finishing touches) Years in prison for 74 Co. Ltd. ‘Abco), plastics divi-| applied here is an 18-foot-square ‘Times. which included 67 car sion, he's out to prove ‘it by |altar canopy in blue fibre glass making everything from fishing with gold leaf stars for St
| Duastaa's Church in Frederic- | on.
GET BIG CONTRACT
Car Salesman Is Sentenced To 15 Years
MONTREAL (CP)—Alphonse , @n automodile | Salesman, has been sentenced to '
\thefts and possession of fivé lother stolen vehicles.
. described as one of the maim figures behind a vast: |stolen-car ring throughout the . province, was given the total of
Within the last year one of 509 years and six months tf
the has ers
interior trim, heating ducts and instrument panels ireal's 246 subway cars.
“y said
| educate le in’ the u Earlier this year the plastics |can be made of plastics.” Pals division moved from cramped and paper mill people are a at the company’s | good example and we've really home plant in nearby Lunen-j|increased production burg to a plant here that covers | components.” Most of ¢he mill items cent to Industrial Shipping Co- | anti “ ye a manufacturer of fibre | foot-long’ washer Pleasure boats acquired haust hoods, | pipelines, While the toy departments of | Mr. Lyon is confident that the most stores are currently show |&reatest future expansion lies ing the versatility of plastics, a|With the fishing industry. Iron- ically, it is here that marketing preblems arise.
fibre glass boats are good, that they last longer. But they're: conservative people. I've 3
kind
some time -to
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diviision’s biggest: contracts | prison, but mot been from Canadian Vick- run epncurrently. Co. in Montreal for all the! Lefebvre's sentence included- six months for grievous. assault;.- three years concurrent for seven car thefts in 1961: three years for conspiracy to commit. an $11,000-fraud in 1962: fous years concurrent on five counts’ of possession of stolen cars: 10
years concurrent on each of 57-. ear thefts in 1962. This will be
served after expiry of the four-
year-term,
of the terms.
for Mont t's really a selling job,” Mr. Lyon. “You have to.
in mill
- corrosion materials — 69 hoods, ex- |
fans, tanks and |
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In U.S. Find Quarter Quiet
CLEVELAND (AP) — US. Steelmakers are limping through a slow fourth quarter of what is expected td be the best year in the history of steel production. ;
The situation was brought about heavy inventory build- ups arf@fig steel users hedging
— a possible steel industry e. . e Production, shipment and pur- chases have fallen off in the wake of the labor settlement seven weeks ago, and more wer, tk gececee, Saat a 5 is p - azine reports. = Industry shipments,’ which avy- eraged more than 25,000,000 tons & quarter in the first half, “probably will nat top’ 16,000,- 000 tons” in the fourth quarter, the trade publication said. “That would be the lowest
figure for any quarter since the |
closing three months of 1962. - Still, the over-all movement of
be a record 90,000,000 tons. Last year’s tonnage ‘set a record at 84,900,000 tons.”
LIVE OFF STOCKS
"Steel men had been hoping that their big customers would adjust their market positions gradually -after the labor settle- ment. But it’s apparent now,” Steel said, “that many users (including the big three auto- builders) plan to live off their stocks for a while.”
With purchasers trimming in- ventories, “it's evident consid- erable slack must be taken up before the ‘market“can be con-} sidered even close to normal. About the best that can .be said about the inventory outlook at this juncture is that much of
cleared from the supply lines by the end of February. After that, a gradual uptrend in buy- ing can be anticipated.”
B. B. JONES
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