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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1952

Tito Addresses

Party Conference

JUGOSLAM

Marshal Tito attacked both the Western Powers and Russia in his speeches at the Zagreb Moeling of the Yugoslav Communist Party. He called for new pesos efforts within be Yugoslavia · could the United Nations where the rights of small countries such respected. Hisˇapeech lasted 531⁄2 hours, and it appeared to Westera observers to register the final and formal parting of the ways between Yugoslavia and Busla--Exprim Photo

"Take Boots To Bed" Advice To Troops On Korea

Front

Korea, Nov. 19.

Experts on Arctic cold have advised British troops in Korea: "Clean the mud off your boots and take them to bed with you." Other- wise, they say, the boots will freeze cold solid in the extreme cold of the coming Winter nights.

This advice, being sent to troops and Indlun ambulance to the general discomfort, high every Commonwealth, sotaler men stay warm, comfortable winds and humidity make it feet here, is part of a carefully and at top efflelency.

much colder than the actual planned campaiga to ensure Last year sonie inen, of the temperature would suggest, that British, Conndlar, Aus- Coming wealth Elvision went New Zealand | colli tór lack of the complicat- ed uncl expensive clothing ncerted to keep a man ft and happy in wartore amid snow and feo.

trallan

Almost Out Of Aid Funds

Britain Tests. AT 2.30, 5.15, “The Champ"

Farnborough, Nov. 19

A British Army Jeep raced through six feet of water, submarino-style in testa here today.

the

Champ" Army's first underwater vehicle.and has seen action in Korea and Malaya.

Officially li ta styled a Haht

personnel entrier.

The Champ" is equipped with a "breathing" device. *fläched to

engine.

the

Instruments, electrical At- tings and the engine are watertight--stenter.

Bishop's Attack On Reds

Dr

London, Nov. 19,

Cito Dibellus, the

Evangelical Bishop of Ber-

lin, accused the Russians to: day of turning Eastern Ger many into a slave camp whose victims are crushed in body and spirit.

He declared that in the uranium.... „mines of Saxony-a source of raw material for Rus- sian atom bombs tens of thousands of workers are com pelled to toll under moral and

hygienic "appalling" conditions,

In a sermon delivered to the British Industrial Christian Fellowship, Dr Dibellus dectored:

"In the countryside, the far- mer must fulf bis delivery quota. II be falls to do so, his lond is taken away from him, and he may be arrested for sabotage as well.

"Everyone groans under this yoke. In one small district.more than 30 farmers have committed suicide.

United Nations infantry at the front must spend much of their

"NO GOOD" time in the coldest and windiest

"What does that maller? spota in Korea-up on the long Work is the

only thing that ne of hilltops where they can counts. But no good future can dominate Communist entrench-arise from such work.... ments and keep an eye and a Dr Dibelius said the world machine-gun sight on any sus-must rely on God's mercy to picious movement,

{stave off an atomiz war which might end all human effort ond

Fear of such a conflict, he added, is strongest of all in Ger many, where the armed furces of the Western Allies and Com- munist Russia are face to face.

But even the hardest pressed life.

But this Summer, during the long months of oppressive heat, supply offleers have sweated over their indents to make quite sure that every soldier will have complete Winter outfit-a Ubick sleeping bag, fur-lined foot-sloggers should be able to hooded cape, string underwear thaw out and sleep in a wann to build a

blanket of warm air shelter every so often.

While the battlefront is stale round the akin, windproof jacket Geneva, Nov. 19.

and trousers,

wool pullover, the forward outposts of slit The United Nations Refugee thick ski socks and specially tranches and foxholes are back Dr Dibellus,, a 72-year-old Emergency Fund (UNREF) has designed boots that are proof dug out of

ed by

main line of bunkers, Prussian, was arrested three allocated practically all

the solid hillside, times during the Hitler regiend the against wet and cold. money it has so far received-

Now in addition to sound strengthened and roofed with for his outspoken attacks on the a total of $700,000.

clothing the Army authorities timber and floored with duck-Nazi philosophy.

Despila his equally strong The bulk of the money was are sending sound advice. Some el

assistance aside for

In these bunkers, dark ant anti-Communist views, he has t of it conflicts with old popular Chinese refugees, many of beliefs.

craraped though they may be, accepted an myitation from the whom depend entirely on their The troops are warned for a tired soldier can get warm and Russian Orthodox Church to fly subsistence on UNREF.

instance not to drink rum orden, and sleep as soundly-and to Moscow on Saturday to visit

the Communist capital. Over $230,000 has been spent whisky-if they have it-to keep nearly as safes in his own bel Associated Press.

on about 1,500 Chinese refugees out the cold,

and another $420,000 has beenAlcohol should never be con allocated to provide

for the sumed prior to periods of Chinese programme up to exposure to extreme cold," the September next year.

$241 405 for

TIMELY TIPS

boards,

at home,

PLAIN SENSE

im-

all, UNREF has allotted perta say, "Although it has aportant it is to the morale of

warming effect the body loses refugee assistance,

heat more rapidly afterwards." including $20,000 for Triesto, $1,000 to the Tolstoy Founda- tion, in Belgium, $1,000 to the Lebanon, $1,500 to Turkey and $11,995 for "needy displaced persons in Germany."

end

The Army realises how troops that they should expect regular breaks of this sort. For it a man realises that at the of a fixed tour of duty he will be rotated, he will accept the cold much more

happily Other tips to fight the Winter Projects now being put into

These instructions are timely, are plain common sense, operation include allocations to for the Korean Winter can be Carry a spare pair of socks and cry inside your Austria of $30,000, $15,000 to one of the most unpleasant in warm Italy, $10,000 to Greece, $4,000 the world. From November to clothing in case your feet get'

organisations.

They are also told: "Do not rub frost-bitten toes with snow.

In fact do not rub them at all,"

Izr

Big Salary

For Liberal

Party Boss

come one

London Nov. 10.

Mr Herbert P. Harris has be

of the highest-pald Do not allow yourself to officials of any political party in He has been appointed

to Persia and $0,000 to Syria, March them is a damp cold and wet, the Lebanon and Jordan, Aa large variation of tempera- relief plan for Germany is tures both frorn one day to the sweat by doing strenuous work Britain. being discussed with voluntary next, and between one day and

the following night, Among the contributing coun- This results in rapid changes tries were Switzerland, $80,284, from thaw to freeze. And to add the Netherlands $35,000, Sweden $19,401, Denmark $14,477, Nor- way

Greece $1,000 and $14,103, Luxembourg $070.

some alothes before you begin tion of the Liberal Party.

heavy clothing. Take off general director of administra- even if it feels cold at first. Wet clothes are cold ones.

The Ford Foundation placed $2,900,000 at the disposal of the United Nations High Cùmmis- sioner for refugee ald......Router.

Self-Rule Not

Reparations

Claims

Manila, Nov. 19.

ነ

Mr Toru Nakagawa, Chief of the Japanese Mission here, dur

Do not let your cigarette burn a hole in your glove.

Mr Harris says he is making "no great Anancial sacrifice" in taking this job. For nearly soven years he has been princi- pal of the Pitman Colleges, The wax | Liberals will not say how much they will pay him: the figure is estimated ní around £3,000 a year.

The

Do not use dubbin on your bouts--it freezes. Use polish.

MENTAL PROBLEM

to look

never

puts Mr Harris at the Every soldier should have a same financial level as Mr S. H. mucke fiend with whom Pierssene, bc23 at the Tory he stays in and out of action. Central Office. The Socialists it is up do "muckers"

pay their secretary, Mr Morgan Ing his courtesy call on the after each other, see that their Phillips, about £2,000 a year. Philippines Speaker, Mr Eugenio that he is not showing signs of taken an active part in politics, friend's clothing is not torn and

Mr Harris, 51, has Perez, today, expressed

frostbits which he might not be timism that the Japanese Gov-able to detect himself.

But

has always he says he ernment may eventually reach a decision on the settlement of few British troops need to have

And lastly a bit of advice that thought and voted Liberal.

He is married, lives nt two has Kingston-on-Thames, the Philippine reparations claim told them-a hot brew of teams. At home his chief in- from Japan.

every few hours Is well worth the trouble.

Teresis are his garden and his The problem of defeating cold library cd 6,000 books. tion rejected the theory that categorical question about a re- is mainly mental once the right people

A Right

United Nations, Nov. 10. Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt told the United Nations Social com- mittee yesterday that her delega-

they

manage

thair offais.

garisation, with

Replying to Speaker Perez's

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have # right to self-parations settlement Mr Naka-equipment has been provided. government however badly gawn sald that although at pre- The Army experts say most Farouk's New Home

he had no defialte in-civilised coldicro through Surely this international or structions from the Japanese two stages in fighting Winter

Rome," Nov, 19. heavy, Government regarding the mat fear of the extreme cold and Ex-King Farouk of Egypt responsibilities for world peace, ter, he hoped that his Govern- contempt of precautians.

moved jast night with Dia cannot accept such a theory" ment might také the matter up Both are dangerous, and both family from a small seaside re-

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she told the committee.

two resolutions; sent up by the Philippines-Router. Human Rights Commission. The Brat resolution asserts the right of nations to self-determination. The second requests information from administering powers on the political progress of non- seif-governing peoples-Reuter.

British Destroyers For Venezuela

* Barrow, Nov. 10. The first of three destroyers ordered for the Venezuelan Navy was launched ut Barrow today

Tolanda by Sonora

Sosa Rodriguez, wife of the Venezuelan Ambassador I

London.

The 2,490-op-destroyer, tho Nuova Sebarta, will incorporate

pil the latest devices-Reuter,

POR

|ciplina-Reuter.

of Rome.--Reuter.

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