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By JAMES I). WHITE
Affairs V>
AP Foreign Analyst
(For DeWitt MacKenzir)
I'he correspondents who died in
hat Bombay air let crash had gone to
Indonesia to a story strangely
nixed with despair and hope.
This story has been dragging out
its complicated course nearly four j
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\wirr mackenz* rubber ' Quinine,
etc. It also contains the most con
gested population on earth (Java)
in a section of the world that Is
intent, in varying degrees of pass
ion, on attaining national freedom.
The passion does not vary accord
ing to the actual readiness of the
people concerned to govern them
selves, and that is part of the de
spair.
But there may be a peaceful way
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make the change, and that is
the hope.
Hope persists because, while both
seem to have made mistakes
( n Indonesia, they also have tried
not to.
After driving the Portuguese out
of Indonesia some 300 years ago the
Dutch ruled the Indies with a firm
but paternal hand. They could af
ford to. The Indies, yielded such
riches that there was a lot left over
to improve the Indies themselve.
Moreover the Indonesians were a
cultured people who even sheathed
the sword of Islam with their peace
able ways when the Moslem faith
became the dominant religion.
But even before World War II I
the Indonesians had begun to ag
itate for freedom.
The Japanese swept tne Dutch |
out of Indonesia or into concent
ration camps, much as a tidal wave I
once uprooted trees along the shore j
of Sunda Strait when the volcano !
Krakatoa blew itself to bits.
They promised the Indonesians I
everything, but didn't deliver. Only |
at the last minute before V-J Day*
they let them set up a republic.
The Dutch came back, war-weary
an area
if peculiar lm
to the
human race.
This Importan
ce stems from se
veral things. In
donesia contains
things people use
a lot — oil, tin,
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in their own right, to an Indonesia
that wanted freedom but still need- i
ed help which the Dutch could sup- j j
ply. j
The Dutch realized that without
,
Indonesia their jbwn country wou$
be poor indeed. Their plan was to
put the republic into a United
States of Indonesia, and make that
a member of a new Dutch common
wealth that would replace the em
pire.
Many things worked against this.
In the mother country many Dutch
men couldn’t see it. Cabinets have
fallen at The Hague over the In
donesian question. In Indonesia,
the Japanese left a legacy of guns,
poverty and chaos. Guerrillas sc
rounged for themselves. The Dutch
army and the Indonesian army
didn’t trust each other. Each
charged the other with violating
every truce agreement set up.
The United '.Nations stepped in
and sent a commisison to mediate,
But the past four years are stewn
with agreements made, broken and
followed by fighting.
Twice the Dutch have taken “poi
ice action” that bypassed U. N.
sponsored truces. The last time,
last December, most nations con
demned their action, without say
ing what they would have done if
they had been in the same spot,
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SWEET CORN FOR CANNING
AND FREEZING
Get You A Supply of Sweet Corn For Canning or Freezing
While I Have A New Field Ready.
Supply Will Be Limited After July 20th.
1 Have One of the Best Varieties of Sweet Corn For Can
ning and Freezing. It Is of Best Quality and Has Small
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GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS Friday, July I *>. 1949.
Now, there's to ° be another tnl
to iron things out. and if it works
the new plan will start working
by next year.
The correspondents on the ill
f ate d plane had been taken by the
Dutch to look the situation over.
One report says they had become^
convinced that the Indonesians are
not ready for self government and
that chaos will follow.
That's half the question. The
other half is whether anyone else
can govern them these days.,
Church Innovation t
Drive-In Service
v
COLUMBUS, O. HP—Motor
ists in this area now can “get
religion” from drive-in services."
The Rev. M. J. Mercier, past
or of the Homeroad Christian
church,, tried out the idea to
help busy farm and village folk
at nearby Grove City, who can’t
find time to get away for re
gular morning services. «
The pastor has arranged a
microphone on the front stoop
of the church and his voice
booms out across the large
churchyard which serve* as a
parking lot. f
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