:

jmpire and servedias a
avestment of resources

itech. Profits have flow-
to. Holland at the ex-
fan exploited peasantry
‘-whose daily individual
las two cents a day!

’s “benevolent” imper-
Sans nothing to the In-
4 They know the stark
cry struggle for free
‘been ruthlessly ‘crush-
y national’ independ-

onesian

People:

But

source of cheap labor for the

rement has ‘been de-

feated .and a greater tryanny
instituted.;

In 1948 the Japanese cap-
tured the islands. The invaders
said that they came as libera-

|}tors but the Indonesians soon

discovered that it was simply a
case of one aggressor replacing
another. They joined with the
Dutch, the British, and the other

colonials in fighting® the enemy. |

But they made it clear ‘that ‘once
the war ended they expected,

/nstruction of the= first

-lotron: in’ the. Radium
nade possible practical
fee and led=to ‘the
of: new~ effects—e.z.,
‘egration _ of uranium.
ad..a. new, page -in. the |
the. life of. this . little
‘stsp.led bys Academi-
-#...Joffe, -haves- united
nthe: solution.of these
al- problems of..natur-
“Ige.. The Radium -Insti-
-anium atoms on Soviet
Taking its theoreti-
sements fora basis, -the
has developed practi-
‘ods’ of extracting ur-

ts with artificial radio-
=
torked out the distribu-
“ms from the distribut-

mic Energy Studied
Soviet Scientists

‘t progress have Soviet scientists miade in the study
': energy and its’ release? _
| a leading Soviet scientist,’
itled. “The March of Soviet Science’’
4 year—long . before the atomic bomb came off ‘the
iret weapons), has this to aS2y. on the subject:

Professor Alexander

(published

reatest: achievement of

this. scientific approach is that
of=the young Soviet radiologist,
Perzhak, who ‘observed an ef-
fect which is created artificially
in uranium atoms by neutron
bombardment. It appears that
the uranium is not merely -dis-
integrated by the action of_the
atomic particles; it undergoes
continuous, ~sponstaneous_ disin-
tegration, invariably following a
law like that of radio-active dis-
integration, and at the same
time’ it is converted into the
elements of the radium series.!

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importance: The most profound
problems of the mastery of the
immense reserves of atomic

energy and the distribution of
matter.in the universe appear to
be. iubeérent in this conception of
the structure of matter.’’.

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and would demand, their free-
dom. “A strong underground
movement flourished against the
Japanese.

With the Japanese captitula-
tion- the ‘situation became acute.
Dutch : authorities prepared to
reoccupy the islands as if noth-
ing had happened. Some 35,000
Japanese: troops were retained,
ostensibly because there were no
facilities to remove them, but
actually to browbeat the Indo-
nesians. Uprisings have flared.

From Australia,.in an appeal
for world support,..the Commit-
tee of Indonesian Political Ex-
iles stated categorically that “a
reimposition of the undemocra- |
tic and ruthless Dutch rule .~.
is not and never will be accep-
ted by our people.”

The -statement was made in
September. But within a few
weeks. British..troops landed. in
Batavia .and. Java to enforce
Dutch ~ rule and liquidate -all
partisan. resistance. The British
colonial -office gave -as-its rea-
son~that.England’s desire is to
restore law and order;''stop ex-
cesses,“and give the Indonesians
an opportunity to secure inde-
pendence in a tranquil fashion.
That is no more true this:time.
than it was in the case of
Greece: Once again British:-men
and. (British - arms are ‘Being
used to frustrate democracy. ~

What happens in’ Indonesia is
important for several reasons.
The people there are fighting
for their’ freedom. The actions
of the Dutch and British are’a_
flagrant- attempt to inflict the
colonial slave status upon them.
This coercion is being practised
by.:two signatories to the San
Francisco Charter who, on. the

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And; in: a’ ‘sense most important
of all, these. denials of* freedom
to the’ peoples of the Pacific
lead directly to aggression tand
war. ;

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caused by a deliberate betrayal
of the Atlantic Charter priciples.
Obviously this is an intolerable
condition. Oppression and -all

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rand Indonesia made frée.

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their fight against-Japanese im-
perialism the Indonesion people
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