I went there the other day, dressed up in my white coat, my hair protector and white gumboots.
Luckily they lent us gumboots to walk about with, but one was well over one's ankles.
My information is that all those working in those conditions were provided with gumboots.
I do not think they are peopled by hardfaced bureaucrats, but they are people who put on gumboots and get about the countryside.
The question that arose was: who should organise the workers in the gumboot factory?
But one member of the party endured to the end—he had remembered to bring a pair of gumboots.
Some men on this face were provided with gumboots, but at no point along the face was there any excessive quantity of water.
The rubber shortage has made it necessary for us to conserve the limited supplies of gumboots available for those workers for whom their use is virtually essential.
