After seven months of life the Chinese Industrial Ca-Operative Movement, with headquarters at Chungking, has 250 ce-operative societies at work. Through the Movement, refugees from the war areas are set at work by which they not only keep themselves alive but produce goods for those who greatly need them. The Ca-Operative Movement is an important part of China's war-resistance. Wool and cotton are being produced, spinners, weavers, tailors are at work—China's army is not to go cold next winter. There are workers in leather, metal, chemicals for. medical relief, minerals. Printshops are set up (education being a vital need), the paper problem is being grappled with. The absorption of 10,000 refugees from Central Honan is an immediate task. They are to be settled in a corner of Shensi and it will take them a month to walk to their destination. But when they get there they will find their homes dug for them (in Ioess caves!) and all preparations máde to feed them and set them to productive work. N
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