Aust. delegate sees Indonesia (Tribune, 2 September 1964)
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Tribune (Sydney, NSW: 1939 - 1991), Wednesday 2 September 1964, page 9
Aust delegate sees
Indonesia
evidence of 'starving millions' in Indonesia," the NSW secretary of the Union of Aus tralian Women, said on her return to Sydney from Indonesia recently.
"There
Miss Enid Hampson, and she had just attended the
10th Congress of Indonesian Women's
Organisations (WANITA).,
Among delegations, to the Congress was one from West Irian (formerly West New
Gui nea)
CHE
of the
Ceremony the held, at
Bung
Congress was
Karoo
Sports Palace on Friday, 24th from
9,000 women
July, 1964, where
Indo
Islands and
Regions many with overseas nesia, met guests to hear the main report by Mrs,
President of WANITASubandrio,
"The
Opening
Overseas from U.S.S.R., guests came
China
People's
Philip
Republic
Vietnam, pines, North
Korea, North
Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, the from and delegation of two
Democratic
International
Women's
Federation, the
General
Secretary, and
Yasovich
Mrs.
Rosa
Pantaleon
myself.
ANITA
women's
itself
comprises organisations.
"President laid emphasis
Sukarno the role of women in carrying forward
Revolution.
Indonesia's said that, unlike the
India, where
Revolution had stopped half-way be cause the position of women (statement made by the late Prime
Minister
India, Pandit
Nehru),
Indonesia's revolution would go for the because women ward were active the
Revolution.
part
to play urged them aetive role in defence nesia's sovereign rights as
more
and
building
even
Indo
nation,
self-sufficient
society.
and
"Malaysia questions
main
Food were the two the Congress.
discussed
"The
Food question was from the angle
"changing the r"'of changing
Menu"— food habits."
"Rice nesian
the
main diet of the Indo
Yet many products in abundance in this rich fertile
people.
grow is cassava land. There the tapioca is eaten root. There which corn, the cob, ground into flour to. make biscuits, cakes, puddings and sweets.
President, Sukarno stressed that this in the hands of women was
question
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who
the
had
tempt
foods
were
for
women;
recipes delicious
many
different
many
hand
and
sample
the family.
say
Congress, to available
were
dishes.
station
Power
project nearing completion is the Hydro-Electric Power
Station
Indonesian
Djjatiluhur. This enterprise, which is being Government built by French
Engineering and
Industrial firms, with
Indonesian engineers and technicians.
"This built,
aspects.
the first of a number and important from three
"Firstly,
will
provide
electric power supply cities of Java.
to the
better main
will irrigate more rice growing and event ually cut the import of rice by l/3r<k thus saving 30 million dollars a year.
"Secondly, for
land
Technicians
; "Thirdly,
Indonesian and workers are acquiring the tech skills needed for other projects nical a most important question for the industrial development of' Indonesia.
Land
reform
is vital
"Land
Reform, of course, to a solution of the food problem in
Indonesia.
'It was stated that the Land Reform Bill says that distribution of the crop be on
50/50 basis. Fifty per must the cent landlord, 50% to the pea this was not strict formula sant. But the in many cases and ly observed share.
received only
30% peasants
"The
"Sydney Morning Herald"
President
Sukarno's speech at the 19th Anniversary of Celebra
Indonesia's
Independence tions, quoted the President as saying:"I have received many reports about
18.8.64,
the
reporting
sluggish
implementation,
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structions refox'ni."
pffnrt
and even added
smash
sabotage
land
to every agree stonfchp fchrone'h
pages."
"There
doubt
that
the
Pres
ident's pledge will be warmly sup ported by the majority of the people, who are making' great efforts to over suf the poverty, misery and come
350 after left behind years ferings rule.
Colonial
Indonesian found people warm, friendly and very interested in Aus
Dutch
tralia's
development.
One
day
Indo
industrial nesia modern, has our country, which nation, and status, should that already reached to improving give more thought now advan trade relations to the mutual countries."
both tage will
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