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THE BRITISH
SOVIET CLAIMS FOOTHOLD IN ETHIOPIA
A
By WALTER KOLARZ
SEMI-OFFICIAL Soviet source has trium- phantly announced that pro-Soviet ten- dencies are growing in the heart of Africa, in the independent empire of Ethiopia.
A long report published by the popular Russian magazine, Ogonyok, on the country of Emperor Haile Selassio Indirectly confirmed the impression of British colonial experts that Ethiopia has been ear-marked by the Kremli as the centre of Soviet activities for central and eastern Africa.
The colonial experts have claimed for some time that Soviet propaganda penetrated' from Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, into Kenya, Uganda, Somaliland and other African territories.
Ogonyok, which sent a special correspondent to Ethiopia, asserted that "the Ethiopians have extremely warm feelings towards Soviet Russia.” Also: "The word Russia is for the Ethiopians tantamount to friendship and mutual respect."
ARMY'S
OWN UNIVERSITY
N the wall in the library of Beckett House, Shriven-
chairman Is Sir Henry Tizard, who is also chairman of the Defence Re-
Committeo search Policy
of the
ham, Berkshire. in BY Colonel R.B. Neville, O.B.E Ministry of Defence and a scientist
southern England, is a plaque bearing these words:
"Presented by Staff and Faculty of Shrivenham American University to the British Army in commemoration of the University's residence at Shrivenham Barracks 1st Aug. to 5th Dec., 1045."
Now, in these same buildings, the British Army has created its own university with a student population of some four hundred officers. This Military College of Science will have the role of educating officers in pure science and technology so that they may be capable of appreciating the scientist's and engineer's problems in relation to the technological aspects of war. It will also train officers to apply their military knowledge and experience to these problems, so that they may later advice on the design and development of military mate-
rinl.
The College has two major func- tions. To give a university training in engineering or the natural sciences to young officers who have recently graduated from
the Royal Milltary Academy at Sandhurst, and also to instruct more senior ofeers in mili- lary technology in order to quality them for appointments in the Minis try of Supply or as Technical Staff Oncers in the Army Itself.
The young officers are drawn prin- cipally from the Royal Engineers. Royal Corps of Signals and Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, and they require a university train-
inf
In order that they may be fully qualified officers of their respective corps. They include, however, a number of officers from other arms, notably Royal Armoured Corps and Royal Artillery, who have selentine lennings and who are destined future to take their part in the de- velopment of the material of their respective arms.
of international repute.
"In Ethiopia," Ogonyok asserted. "people are talking with affection of the land of Socialism which is always
championing the cause of peace and security and always defending the freedom and indepen- dence of peaceful peoples."
Ethiopia is one of the few coon- tries of the world where a Com- munist party has never come into existence, and Ogonyok dlá not claim that such a party exisled there: now.
TWO INSTRUMENTS
Ogonyok. indicated, however, that Soviet propaganda in Ethiopla had' two other important instrumenta at The results of the first efforts of its disposal: a permanent Soviet The first year of the course deals The four faculties of Mathematics
this Army university, which is only exhibition in the centre of the with fundamental selence together and Physles, Chemistry, Mechanical
and thus in its ex- Ethiopian capital, and the Soviet. with instruction in mechanical und Engineering and Instrument Techno- two years old. electrical engineering. During the logy are each directed by an eminent treme infancy, are encouraging and hospital.
The Ogonyck special correspon-- recond year, the application of en- professor, who has under him two or reveal that its work appears to be
to more branches staffed by civilian on the right lines. The first young dent
visited the exhibition and gineering theory and practice
a year of their weapon technology is taught using associate professors and lecturers, officers still have
is going on in the far away Soviet the word "weapon" in its widest The College does not yet possess a course to, go before graduating for recorded a "gigantle interest in what
of Science degrees. The their Bachelor course in- faculty of Civil Engineering.
That applied, in the view of sense. This part ofs of design. faculties are responsible both for But the first year examinations land." filustrations of the application of the young officers' courses and for showed metho
comparing favour the correspondent, equally to Ethi- Illustrations of the
ably with those of the old estab- opian soldiers, peasants, workers and these principles to practice is given the technical staff course.
civil servants. lished universities of Britain. by reference to examples of typical equipment, both British and foreign. Graduates are awarded the symbols "p.t.s.c." which denotes passed tech- nical staff course."
re-pital,
Ogonyok further claimed that The three Military Directors of
the Soviet hospital, to which a poly- Study (Colonels), with their small The graduates of the first techni- clinic was attached In 1947, was staff of technical staff officers, are cal Staff Course have already been assuming ever-increasing-importance outside the civil faculty organisa- assigned to their first appointments and caring for 2,000 people a month. tion and are responsible for mills technical Staff Officers. The Col According to Ogonyok, even Itallang are confident that gave preference to the Soviet hos- These officers are intended to be tary application in the Technical lege authorilics
despite the considerable num- of Italian doctors in the country. the link between the soldier "user" Staff Course, and, in general, to en- they have done what they were re-
sure that the work of the faculties quired to do but experience alone ber of
The Russian doctors in Addis and the engineer and scientist. They
Ababa, correct. Doubtless the curri
not Ogonyok stated, did understand the language of both and is blaced, where blas is needed, to- can show whether the requirement nce wards the needs of military techno- was can use their military to ensure experience
culum will be streamlined and reconfine their activities to healing logy.
shaped from year to year, but that but also carried out research work. and engineering
is entirely healthy and proper in a and were busy in teaching Ethiopian that the weapons provided for the Army are those which the soldier
dive Institution.
medical personnel,-United Press, requires. They will not be limited throughout their service to technical werk, but will return to regimental THE study of military technology duty from time to time in order
is conducted by way
of ad hoc soldier's to lose touch with
tudy groups and panels under the point of view. Furthermore the off-direction of the appropriate Military eers are to be considered as equally Directors of Studies and instruc eligible, with graduates from the tional staff. Each group or panel is
for 201 Staff College at Camberley,
the for the time being, to assigned appointment to War Office and Army study of one of such subjects as alr staffs, and, in particular, to the defence, communications, automotive higher appointments dealing with transport, ammunillon, tropicalisa- wenpon development and procure-tion and lubrication. Expert repre- ment,
the
Private Research
not
Study Groups
C.V.R. Thompson Reports The American Scene.
NEW YORK. IST one town in all America reported today that busi- try of Supply and Army schools and other establishments frequently at-ness had gone up as a result of and panel meetings, the nationwide sales with which tend group which are thus a fruitful means of shops are trying to stave off a spreading a common doctrine,
great buying slump.
sentatives of the War Office, Minis- JUST
Today's barometer reading-nylong are so thin you have to look twice to make sure they really aro stockings..
to the Board of Trade 【IJASHINGTON is writing letters them to bring out a Do and Don't asking
for British businessmen visiting Amerien for the first time. Suggested sample in the Don't column--don't leave your boots outside your hotel room; they won't get polished and may get stolen.
TT is important for the academic health of the College, that its acti- vities should not be limited to these
The College is commanded by a And even in that town-Wilming two courses, Capacity is reserved Major-General and it has been par- toa. Delaware-just one shop had for post-graduate studies in speelal- ticularly fortunate in its arst post-good news. ised subjects, such as telecommuni- war Commandant, Major-General J. entions, which the College is parti- D. Shopland, CB, DSO, Minment store of Crosby and Hil
That was the 75-year-old depart
THE PEOPLE of Three Rivers.. Most shops have tried to disguise Texas, nre feeling foolish. They cularly well qualified to teach.
for their sales--buyers refused a reburial for Felix Longo- as ria, a hero of the Pacific war, in their resistance with such phrases
"inflation cemetery because he was of Mexican price cute."
origin, and in Texas they look upon But Crosby and Hill published Mexicans as some other Americans full-page advertisement for what look upon Negroes.
Then Washington they called their "Cat and Dog”
announced that sale. "We are really
would
burled burned Longoria
int cemetery and with this junk," they confessed, America's national
it of our with full military honours.
*
had a distinguished war record in Burma. In December 1848, when According to university custom in he was transferred to the British the reason
or the Rhine as Major inventory clearance," Britain, it is rightly expected that Army the professional staff should have. General in charge of Administration, Annual Intake
both time and facilities to pursue he was succeeded by Mator
CB., CBE, private research. Not only are these W. J. Eldridge, provided, but the College is in a MC. General Eldridge has had THE intake of officers at the Mill- position to undertake more formal wide experience in high appoint- and was tary College is about 90 a year.
research contracts for the Ministry ments in the War Offee,
Director-General of Artillery at the The course lasts two years, during of Supply and other external organ- Ministry of Supply, was in fighting which the officers take the examina-sations.
service in France in World War I tions for the degree of Bachelor of
and in Anti-Aircraft Command and Science, London University.
in Italy in the recent war.
The College with the most
has been equipped modern apparatus available, including such equipment as wind tunnels and differential
hase, please take
Samuel
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be
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this time.
Sample Items:
"Ladies" all-wool SHOW BUSINESS. Broadway is planning to put on a British-style sweaters we had the nerve to ask
pantomime next
Christmas with three dollars 05 cents for these onco. Gertrude Lawrence 2.9 principal Well, it didn't hurt to ask, odd lat boy.・・・ Den Hecht The second course is the Technical Staff Course, also lasting two year,
The College has been equally for- of shower curtains-and brother, we quietly back to film writing-for
odd; printed rayon with an intake of about 75 officers analysers. In addition to the normal tunate in its Dean, Dr C. 11. Lander, really mean
These are selected from laboratory equipment there is a wide who is the head of the civil profes-jersey-make yourself Miss Sad Sack annually. all arms of the British
and Do- range of modern artillery and in- sorial staff. He was formerly a Pro- of 1848 and six bilious patterns to
of Engineering in London choose from." minion armies, to whom are added fantry weapons, searchlights, radar, ferversity and is an acknowledged
comunicatu a few officers from the United States fighting vehicles, Army.
officers must equipment, and The British have a suitable cducational back- ballistics range, For research pur- ground, and must qualify by sitting poses many of the professorial staf
at Since examination. for an entrance
have their own. personal labora- matters the age bracket for the course is tories.
om. return to school in order to prepare, them- selves for the examination in mathe- matics and physics,
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Brian hopes to make a 15-year-old English actor. venile James Mason" halfway. between Mickey Rooney and Freddie Bartholomew... George Sanders, The Army Council is advised in THE REAL barometer of American who is planning to become an Ameri- the prosperity, sold Stanton Sanson, can citizen, told columnist Leonard of policy regarding College by an Advisory Council of a Pennsylvania hosiery manufac- Lyons that he "cannot wait" to sea Dorothy Parker, distinguished civilians drawn from turer, is the American woman's leg. England again... the universities and from industry Said be: "As the average American America's greatest wit, is wiring all
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