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Expert Declares Future Os Asia Is Up to Asians By JAMES E. ROPER Prof. Paul M. A. Linebarger of Johns Hopkins University said today that the future of South and Southeast Asia will be de cided by what the Asians them selves do—not by what the United States can do. Dr. Linebarger addressed 400 delegates attending a conference on South and Southeast Asia, sponsored by the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. For three days, speakers and delegates have pondered how to influence the course of history in that area, but Dr. Linebarger —a professor of Asiatic politics— declared that the future history of South and Southeast Asia “will depend on the separate for tunes, good or bad, of each of the peoples of that area.’’ “Some of those states,” he said, "will have foolish leaders. Most of them, let us hope, will have wise and brave leaders. . . . 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The two Asian peoples who l r understood America best were /China and Japan, yet they o clashed with the United States, Dr. Linebarger said. He added: i “International understanding, apart from promoting more efficient espionage systems, seems to have the effect of mak ing it possible for these people to hate us in detail, Instead of hating us in general.” Cites Russian Aid Dr. Linebarger said the United States gave aid to Russia alter World War I and during and after World War n. He said this saved Russia but did not ■really help the United States. What the United States should do, he said, is develop its own economy, pursuing the present bright hopes for atomic power and automation. He asked: , "What happens to the Marxist [ theory of capitalism when the ! only exploited workers are ma chines?” Another speaker at today’s . session, Indonesian Ambassador Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro placed much faith In the United Na tions, specifically mentioning U. N. support for Indonesia inde- »oo f si. N.W. B. \. BURNSTINE SINCE JS«< DIAMONDS A JEWELRY BOUGHT Suite 812 Wash. Loon fir Trust Bldg. DIAMOND * JEWELRY APPRAISER : pendence and U. N.-adminls-i • tered economic aid. : He deplored, however, “a dls ! cernable tendency among some > rather powerful members of U. ( N. to minimize or even Ignore" continuing problems of ism. . The problem of millions of /Chinese scattered throughout ; Southeast Asia occupied two ! speakers at yesterday afternoon's meeting. Dr. Victor Purcell of c Cambridge University saw no danger that these overseas Chi -1 nese would be used as a fifth ' column for expansion of Com „ munist China. He said the Pel ; ping regime has allayed the fears ' of Burma and Indonesia by sign 5 to allow overseas Chinese to ac ' cept or reject Chinese Commu nist nationality within two years. s r ADVERTISEMENT. ! 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He said the West can r do little to solve the overseas ■ Chinese problem, “as the only \ prospect of a happy solution is . that the local governments will f offer the minorities sufficient in , ducements In the form of equal ity of citizenship . . .” Ferdinand Kuhn, a writer . who has traveled extensively in ’ the Far East, also discounted 5 any possibility that Peiping | could use the overseas Chinese |as a fifth column. Mr. Kuhn _ said the overseas Chinese “are ADVERTISEMENT Corns Sleep i Then Shed Off 1 Apply Magic-like E-Z KORN RE r MOVER to the hardest corns and 'after a few applications these L painful corns shed off. 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