CORSO, now making a major contribution to the relief of the Greeks, is about to deploy its forces on a wider front — China. Simultaneously with this development comes news of the appointment of JAMES BERTRAM (above) as CORSO's Dominion organiser. No one in New Zealand to-day knows better than he what we owe to the Chinese; no one is better qualified to speak for them—as he does in this account of his last visit to the Far East, when a member of the New Zealand delegation to the Far Eastern Commission
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 379, 27 September 1946, Page 6
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91CORSO, now making a major contribution to the relief of the Greeks, is about to deploy its forces on a wider front — China. Simultaneously with this development comes news of the appointment of JAMES BERTRAM (above) as CORSO's Dominion organiser. No one in New Zealand to-day knows better than he what we owe to the Chinese; no one is better qualified to speak for them—as he does in this account of his last visit to the Far East, when a member of the New Zealand delegation to the Far Eastern Commission New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 379, 27 September 1946, Page 6
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