Australians in China Face Harsh War Realities in Salt Feature
VX27806 Lieut. J. M. Sandell recounts Australians’ close ties with Chinese Surprise Battalions amid malaria dysentery and limited supplies. He notes improvised Chinese weapons, need for artillery and aircraft, and Chinese endurance against Japanese occupation. Describes guerillas aiding Hong Kong refugees, village rebuilds, and harsh war economies from rice shortages to black market prices.
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J. M. Sandell
Army Education Journal
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Canton
Chungking
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New Order in Capital Labor Relations Emerges
F J Walker argues that the future will see a cooperative capitalism based on free enterprise, with employers and employees sharing rewards. He calls for better ethics, fair contracts, and loyalty, rejecting class conflict and expropriation, and envisions a democratic system where both sides serve the community.
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Kangaroo Joins Pine Point Muster as Work Companion
Mr. Tom Harvey of Pine Point keeps an 18 month kangaroo named Kanga as a joey helper on a sheep muster. The animal rode with the dogs and crew from 7 am to 4 pm, guiding the team across about 30 miles. Family fears Kanga may approach dogs and shooters, risking harm to the friendly animal.
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Pine Point
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