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"TELEGRAPH SPECIAL] The trouble, in the first placa,| was that Kam Fook lived on the sea level-down where there is no wonderland at all for small boys. That is the worst of reclama- tions they transform a place of adventurous slopes and fugitive hollows, a place of thrills and fears and fancy, into a flat uninteresting expanse which is only to be tolerated by those who bare long, long ago passed into the shades of the prison housa: those who measure the imponder able earth as so much space for Įbuilding housas, or running tram! lines or erecting multitudinous matsheds. Now, houses in the
all making are
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working hours Demant around after and scale fragmentary staires- 30-dis
60 / ses, and do wonder shapes in temporarily abandoned mortar or clay; and trams provide quite shanghai
Singapore sensation at least for the first T/T. Japan ride or two. But these buildings were well barricaded against the onslaughts of small boys, and there was always some conscien- tions person with one on the tramear to prevent
from doing the really thrilling things.
The trouble in the second place," was Kam Fook's father. He was a splendid father, but he had definite ideas. He brought his son home books and toys, and took him for walka, and he did his best according to his definite ideas to be an ideal father. It was an awful warning to Kam Fook: he decided when he grew up ho would never have definite) ideas about anything, especially in the matter of small bors. Hel would let them go wherever they liked, do whatever they liked and say whatever they liked. One of his father's definite ideas was the instruction of the growing mind.
From He would take Kam Fook along! and show him the great buildings Stra and the shops, and the ships in Cacade. U.,4. Japan & Shanghai the harbour, all from a distance or from the outside. Kam Fook What would be politely bored. was the use of being shown & bell tower and told that the bells were there when one couldn't go in and see them for oneself? What was the fan of peeping in through great barred gates into places full of mystery and wonder and act being allowed to explore? Fook wanted his father to stop outside the busy, dusty dark! godowns: he wanted to go inside and see for himself what was in there, the piled-up mysteries of the sacks: the huge Ali Baba jars, & Calcatta the strange smells, the eager 1107. life. He wanted to walk along chaghai the narrow planks leading from the junks to the sea wall; hel tow. Amoy & 5 emoxa
*iwalow & Ringkat... wanted to hold a tally stick: be Shanghai, Japan. *Honelalı, longed to inspect at close quarters the enjoyable-looking meals of the sampan folk, those happy people who lived on the sea, who could scramble up and down the bit of shore utu wade in the water whenever they wanted to
Kam
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Hongkong November 7 1933
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It was life that he wanted is All inevitable things, arrived. And so, although Kam Fook share : pulsating, rich life: apFirst impressions were meagre was not Fet aware. the parently from a grown-up standard chaotic one really had to bolts were loosening, the ker poin, however, that was all apre wed to the focusing on ready turn. His teacher pallingly, deva-tatingly wrong. rne-elf of innumerable alien watched the small new boy sit- There are pople in the world estimating, detached eyes. He ting so patiently, listening so who seem to Rive bean always could feel them piercing through attentively. He knew the careful grown up. They quite forget the from the back, assailing from the mask that was always spread tremendous part that feeling side. He felt frightfully unreal over the little face, and he knew and desire- play in the life of a hand imsubstantial and inßnitesi- that one day he would catch al chili. They would never ugreetral.
glimpse of the real small boy,
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fr our moment that things The days passed. the tumultu- bare of all disguise, trailing the which som from a wie, ellerfous upheaval subsided: faces clouds of glory that are always -andpoint to be quite wrong stood out, recognised from others. there for those who seek to find may get be quite properly righ: There
friendly word them. in the emotional development here, an offer of a game there. Now every heart that has a ofa child. Kam Fok's father was Time was when he began to tako secret longing must find some like that. and therefore his subotice, of the Being who ruled expression sooner or later for kept many thoughts from this corner of the Universe. Kam that longing. That, Kam Fook's and newend them in his own Funk did not know (how could he teacher knew, and so he watched. har. There was, above all, that yet?) that before him was one te Days passed and the atmosphere) matter of chair ride. It was loved of the gods. The gods bare less strangely upon the Jobviously absurd for people have to be very careful over new boy-he became less aware, diving on the level to make use these matters: the disguise must of himself a brooding prace of a chair. A child would getibe very perfect. The world out seemed to cling serenely where quite a fals ides of the value of side must not know that here is the teacher walked the priros things. Where a person could be one who will never grow old. It door opened a litle-Kam Foot consegell from place to plice by would not be allowed for one found himself drawing, making one man. it was logically wrong moment. They are quite ordin sketches of figures and forms that to proceed by way of two. To the ary human beings to look at, took shape, and lo! on the pspor wise elder this was irrefutable. these whom the gods love. was himself-little Kam. Fook, To the child it was a tragedy. Occasionally. unless they are and he was beatifically seated in locked door against which little very, very careful, their voices a chair and two coolles were fists lent in vain. Thery was batray them. "Love speaks too carrying him along-Unseen, also the stumbling block of tunefully. "Jay is too insubdued the teacher saw,
What could a for pocket money.
0 really
and serious
A day or two passed and Kam child who was provided with all hard working world.. There is Fook found himself often chatting he required want with pocket that about them, however, that quite happily to his teacher. He Imoner? Apart from this there can never be disguised. They was to go to the playing fields and were 10any possible dangers con- do not troable about this because was to be put safely on his home- nected with the system. On the most grown-ups are too busy and ward way. whole, it was an unwise proced-too hurried tu nice. Their ure and therefore not allowed: eyes are the eyes of youth
That afternoon his father went Feveral times to the street to
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JAPAN AFTER EARTHQUAKE”
A picture showing of rains of Branch offices of Local Concerns (Standard Oil Co., and H.K. & S. Bank Etc..
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Booking at the Theatre,
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Thetason, Mrs. P. Harti, Miss K. Heylman, Mr. & Mrs LL. Higgs Miss M. Kirkwood, Miss H
Per s.. Empress of Australia. Komes, Mrs. Langhan Nookes, Col & Mrs. J. M. Boyed. Mr. Mr. G. N. Lester, Miss K
At last he saw & Mrs. E. Brocklebank, Mrs. J. Murthy, Mr. & Mrs. J. Mac the door, you see, was also bared questioning, longing, pleading watch for him. an bolted: the janitor adamant; eyes; that see the beauty of use him coming & Kam Fook he had Buchan, Mr. E. Calatroni, Mrs. Arthur Mr. G. McKay, Mr. escape impossible. All of which less things; eyes that laugh for never seen before. Borne aloft, A.Cameron, Mrs. W. 3. Caroll, M. MacKenzie, Mrs. T. Heate would have seemed ridiculous all the joy that is in the world; the chair swaying rythmically to ME. J. J. Dawa, Miss A. J. Dul Mn T. Fétrie, Miss Mes nonsense to Kam Fook's father. eyes that moan for all the the deliberate tread of the bearers, mage, Mr. & Mrs. L. Eustiske, Thranet, Mr. & Ms. B. J. Scho Kam Fook was to go to school, tragedy eyes that become one be came. The gravity of his little Mr. C. Forsyth, Mrs. T. Gibson, field, Miss F. Shaw, MD He should have gone long ago, with the starry night and the face betekened, the great joy of Mr Gouled, Mies B. Grant, Wilkin, Mr G. Wilson, Be E but his father wished to be quite glittering sex and the sun-kissed his heart. For children are Ike Mr. J. Gubbay, Mrs. A. Graham M. Strong sure that the little feat ware hill-tops reyes that see deep, deep that when they feel tory
frmly set on the right path. Kam fnto the hearts of little children; intensely, they are silent, speech- Fook received the idea with stre, byes from which the glory has "1838, in sanctuary picion. There would be more passed not to which
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