Aust. delegate saw Indonesia (Tribune, 12 Agustus 1964)
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Tribune (Sydney, NSW: 1939 - 1991), Wednesday 12 August 1964, page 3
Aust. delegate
Indonesia saw
PERTH:
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expressed
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that Indonesia
had
Australia.
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the delegate from
International De
Women's mocratic
Federation to the recent
Congress of Indoin Djoenesian Women
this.
karta, said
She
arrived
August
in Perth her
by air
back
way
Sydney,
Secretary
tralian
of the
Women.
N.S.W.
she
where
Union
Aussuch could have
"'How much have ideas when than
90 more here?
With overJava million people, crowded and the Government conducting campaign to get to settle in Sumatra
Javanese islands
Indonesian and other which
need
development'."
the way the IndoThis was nesian replied to such women said.
views, Miss Hampson
The
Congress
women's donesian made was which
ganisations points, many
was
the
organised central
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Tribune (Sydney, NSW: 1939 - 1991), Wednesday 12 August 1964, page 3 (2)
Eight
countries
other
were
represented
U.S.S.R.,
China,
Korea,
North
North
Hungary,
and
Czechoslovakia,
Vietnam, reciprocal
Yugoslavia
basis,
Subandrio
Madame
wife
Indonesia's
foreign Minister, had visited them ficial guest.
ofan
W.I.DF.
represented by
was
its
general
secretary,
Yosocich,
Argentina,
Hampson.
Miss
Mrs.
Rose well
Subandrio the main report the opening of which tended by 9.000 women.
Madame
gave
the
Congress, was
atj!
The
two
main
problems
Indonesia
Malaysia and
.were build the food how supply to satisfy the needs of the peosaid.
pie, Miss
Hampson two addressed
Hampson meetpublic meetings, shipboard luncheon organised ings and
Miss
women's organ isaby
She her stay.
tions during chatted with Fremantle's
Mayor
Frederick
Samson
Sir the reception morning parlour.
Mayor's
Fremantle
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