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Further outlook No. 3:

THE SUMMING--UP

I received a long-distance

telephone call from London asking me to Write an article

By Bryan Green

of the

of Christ and, the Church Hivés itan

a place in their creed.

..

Good Morning!

Christiana believe that God has "Prince in gnol for failing to

airpose for this world and in

4

to

on the state of the Christian would be regrettable but would actual tank or witining others to the end his purpose will bo ful-How th

How Bath the righty_telin..... illed, The Bible suggests that the Church in A.D. (2000.

not use irreparable damage, the faith in Jesus Christ.

It is controvok of course goal of hlatory will not bol

Judging by his' latest diatribe, What an aṇaigpropti·It is im}~]; } think we may expect a pow-fat for my own opinion I think | reached by drifting Into It but byl-Chou En-iaj żegms to regard it as

Christim cult enough to make any pro-ing unity irong the

the next few that by AD. 2000 all the primary crisis resulting from the pro Stench Indo-China, Shecy 30-year Hence In'u world Churches during

There

greater schools will have been taken over zonal action of God, Jn which changes can happen so decades.

Just as in "Jesus Christ God Citneso stage and screen stars apidly. But it is almost impos-tolerance and willingness to work by the State, Delleve this to be HK$ 18,00

reported to have gone 1944 pertotinily Intervened once in the are sible when one is dealing with together now than there was 30 Inevitable in spite

Education Act. I have always world to show He baving love Canton "to comfort" the Revis. Imponderable

like or 40 years ago,

'I have a feeling the party line. The trend is to the direction of thought the Church's policy was so the hope of the Christian

to have let the schools go and

consider that that He will again intervene to makers will All the mane, 1 14 An Intercely fellowshth and concerted action.

tralaing the overthrow evil and to establish could have been more hoply interesting question. At the end of Judging by the last few years to concentrate on

In Christion

phraseci. colleges. His way of righteousTiers. S

there be more there seems to be a this century will

steady in- tenebers EMA ruligion in Britain? Are erature in the number of people Many bishops, however, drassed to the Company CHINA there any Trends or mevements going to church. More young age with this,

A.D. 2000 may guide people are going now than some

ilme an

Whether this movement

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To the non-Christián this idea

.

-Blake

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•

Peking party.

Up in Peking'sit' with 'smiles On Mao's council men with

piles

Of pilfered dollars... Wen 13.

advertising for A kerms quito "Intomprehensible and fantástic. It has been marle "reitable car, maximum $800,"

Optimism does Indeid spring Invon mare Ho, I must admit, by not come

the rubbish that Home Christians

eternal. Dunk porhaps there in de continties throughout the next 50

One startling thought to end have jalked-about 11, a definite years depends upon some of the

Bandying velopsg quite slowly

have

alrendy with. doisn't seem menvago between two groups of developments

to have dates about am giving procian who occurged to anybody

has details about happenings at the in the large majority) mentioned. people. There is

world, Nevertheless more I think, qp becoming,

On hopeful trend in to be ob-written about what is goion to end of the

hat A.D. Christians are committed to this MIK A MRS. 0. A. V. Hall amaterudistic in their outlook and served and I am sure is going happen in A.D. 2000

More and

bell f.

It is a hope that 2000 the forthcomingiving in practice as atheists quite u

they never arrive. marriage of their niere Dulcie indifferent to religion and the "mphasis is being infd within the The Bible quite clear and the of us greatly value.

Su you Fee A.D. 2000 Widy very Christin Church on the respon-Christian is quite definite that un May to Willtar David White | Chrishan Chorch--though

in never arrive. God's 'mijnly net i at St. John's Cathedral on few of them are bestile,

bilty of lag men and women 10 end in Poming to the world 4th February 1930 x 4 pm.

Thr there

minority help the persons, not only is the God's own time. The New Tesin-the Second Coming" of Christ' may Reception will be heid 1

but in the ment calls it the Second Coming have happoied Orat. a large

minority, droinistration work, group, quite The Volunteer Centre front rousisting of an inner circle of dé- 4,80 pun

No Invitutions are Bulle Christians with a large being sent, but all relatives outer fringe of people who want a and friends are wordholly in-faith, Tubably say their prayers, viter,

and are in fact drawing closer to- day to the Christian Church,

THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG

Not

50

very lon;

the

Need of a change

ок

new society is arising

in Great Britain

1 belleve it is true to say that Buve two during the last yettes a large number of people

The Communists claim that have been moving Into the

By Windrush" notably betler ngo minority group. I think this

creating a they are tel.

new will continue because world | society in Eastern Europe. 1,14 really a ftderation of the

modern university eduentions are producing a sense is called "New Democracy." \ groups. As is evitable in every big himself.

of frustration and makkig plabi

would be

fession, or service, This marka New scdle of values

@prest difference from the modas of thought of our grandfathers. In One

wiles,

They revel เก the Joys of

Liberation.

Warlords old, well hieled with

gold,

Who were hnee both bad and

bold,

Now hear Lenin's laws extolleri, And revel in the Joys

Liberation1.

<!

There big bankers, whom we

know

Bulke with burenteratic dough,

Learn to

dance the *w*W

than

Yangka,

And revel

Liberation.

the

Joys

Who knows but, some distant

day.

With prout new star on display, Glino Chiang there too ptraps

may

Revel in the Joys of Liberation'

According to one writer,

or worke they are. The' average man wishen to be borne along in the life of his group, and not to strike oal for the young men of Asia was

Another interesting charac- regarded with doubt and even

the need of a change of outlook Bul in Great Britain also, a political organisation, group strit

bố - tistic of the new sutexy Tiên Lu - hostility, first by the old

in men's munds.

society is coming intoes with group. The better new

gunited ones prosper: the 1245

gun to display self. The "groups" classical pedants rooted in the On the other hand, supposing being.

Well organiski mes are pildi are

wland are apt to be exclusive. Those The chief characteristic of this down in the scale. great past, and then by con- that during the next 50 years there

The policies who belung to them lay down should be sume greal upheaval new society is that neu are not actions of govertiment

Bions about the nd- servative foreigners who look-

asuredly the result of this complexession of new members in order citizens of the Philippines don't ed upon them as the breed-deh is a war, 4 recular materin- longer rocishtered chiefly

lintie state might become ull | divetu) citizens.

They are

interplay of groups. They reflect to prevent themselves from being differ violently about polities ing-places of revolt, discontent duminant in Britain. Here is thought of rather as members of the balance of power between the stamped, Tach

[roup 'tries 10 A few men may discuss the and student riots. Most of possibility of another Dark Age gremps- fach union, ut progroups.

keep up its eramonale position by subject and some of them may these prejudices have disap-in which Christians

venting itself becoming over get shot, but that is as far as the persecuted minorily movement poured under the relentless

and the activities of the Christian

the principal 'af pressure of events. There are Church severely restricted if not

objections for old, no forbidden.

the state, or government, as exist things is that doubt, for controversy is part

certain-ijing on the one side, and a mazs values in judging of the life of every age and is never absent from the vital realm of education.

Just before the inauguration of the University of Malaya a few months ago, for exam- ple, controversy centred on the

claims respective primary and university facili- les. The High Commissioner

new

One thing Jam

IF I

Co

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new scate

conduci

VĚ

huss

.

argument ever goes.

riwded.

Thus, in the new society, far Victorian times men thớùghi DL) requienees of this new order of am there being less snobbery Thess Missouri orgics wore Inequality than in the past reported by contemporary to

an aggravated emphasis

have taken place" in "a wounded The in- te the importance of differersection near the ty park." A.D. 2.000 Christions will all be of individuals on the other. Now ropineed the old. Today

a minerity although I hope we no longer think of a mass of dividualism which was ro much 1 nde and occupation. "The larger, stronger and more active mdividuals. We think of Society. prized by

That was the inkindest cut of the Victorians. 19 skilled worker in very' anxious to all, minority. 1 am also convinced that

At first glance 1 may seêm that longer in fashion. Lip services associate himself from 'the un- no other religion will have super this change interesting, has only of adventure, but in practice to keep up his dignity.

way of think-

mic may still be paid to

the spirit | skilled. The professional man has need Christianity

world'sing, though highest religion.

theoretical Importance, But this is deplored and discouraged. Jesus || 1 wrong. It has *prófind prati The ideal type today is the man Christ has been supreme in the tical siimificance. It has affecter who in

about of sphere of religion and in another weeply men's idens

of Malaya contributed to it by

first meeting of the Advisory

an the

For the last 1,850 years

haw of 'his

This

Return to the past

*Dad,

*

⭑

who

why is A man not allowed to have more than one wife?"

"My son, when you are older representative type In a way, what is happening in

may not be that madere society in England is you will realise that there must 50 years. He will still be supreme they htio behave, and about openty

it is revealed reverting slowly to the very com- be taws protecting those

incapable of protecting and heradre I believe that in

in what kind of alms the govern-In the general social behaviour. ptex, highly organised and rigid Jesus Christ we find God uniquement ought to set itself. revented I believe He will be

"The' sinbere approbation today is system of the European middle themselves," Today most 'men feel, con-given to the man who does not ages. It is

is becoming a federation Ruth supreme at the end of history. seldualy or unconsciously, that try to mala mich on his fellows; or tulids, whose relations with letter to the editor saying that

State Church-a gain their prime loyalty should be to the average man who does not their members and with one

to their "group". The state it embarrass his fellows by heing other are minutely regulated. The he tried to exchange a pile of

a startling admission, at the

Committee on 'Education last

Fifty years hence the Church of October. Out of about one mil-England may be disestablished Hon children between six and nail may even have lost her en- twelve in the Federation, he dowment. Personally I should be have recognised ed some sort of schooling, and State Church. "It does at least two-thirds did not. And with treep national and efvle ofalra in lack of education went all touch with the Christian Church: sorts of other evils, for illi and makes contact with the mass terate parents preferred of the people in certain moments

of their jiyen. - Dfsestablishment: carning to learning for their | children and child labour was all too common.

Haid, about one-third receiv-country to

for } think 11'is a goin to n

It was estimated that the Government would have to

build one school a week to

The Cabinet sends for Mrs. Ross

By J.C. Graham

we

an

are

Blake writes a rather pathetle

*

of beer and been

·

olf

roaring society,

these 20-cent bus coupons for a rampaging opportunist

in which the battlo Individual was given the utmost threatened with a drought in his

cellar. possible license, seems now, when look back on it, to be a time

Myrtle's grandfather Asays almost of anarchy.

With this development in razed eyebrows sometimes cause

"Falsed eyebrows. English spelety

"of the many familier types of thepnet are

Anachronistis The skid recently: "We have made a ng adventurer, mer-revolution, not by culling chunt or industrialist, Eds peoples heads, but by cutting off vanished. He has been replaced their incomes." But the revolu- Whenever the neighbourhood | "The only people who have not by the bureaucrat, or the small doh of our times has done more is only another word for op-folks in Hamilton New Zealand, got a 40-hour week under Labour mar: who regards risk-taking as than level up peoples' wealth. It portunity, Hong Kong want to call on someone in an are the housewives," he said (not unrespectable. The country gen-has created a quite new society University is in fact more im- emergency they always say: Jong ago. Women doing stop-try cannot last much longer, and Can Great Britain, organised in portant now than ever before, "Send for Mrs. Ross."

ping on Friday resemble pick in time the rentier" class will this How w

in the 1824 Fosition whether one thinks of the

horses. If a woman cannot buy also be dispussychology they past? PCan Sodfmist Britain be a Maybe it's a call for an emer- a bottle of tomato: muce on To the "group future of this little Colony, or geney midwife or for somebody Saturday why should a man be will seem unable to justify their sicht power? The next two farther afield to the China to to do the wishing for a sick able to buy a bottle of beer?" existence and they will be tegls three decades will "upply the

neighbour. it makes no difference Mrs. Ross is just the sort

Asia's problems, from educa- be, and the territories fromthey always call for Mrs. Row.ractical person to tackle the ble Plated "away. One Labour minister answer.

which its students come and

Will in due time return.

Critics

Now the New Zealand Govern-task ahead. ment has teht for Mrs. Hilda Ross,

n widow with two sons and four A former music teacher, Mrs. grandchildren. They've made her Hoss married-a businessman, who New Zealand's first Minister for died in 1040. No one would-guess warare er women and Chudren, that she is a grandmother from

delayed by What a grand choice they madel her vigour and energy. Whe

breakdown Much fo-learn

a railway "year, on her way to Welling- fon to keep an appointment, jalu

great expansion of primary | citously here, for much of the menteshwhich "She is a tireless worker, Dura |

upon

the

cope with the problem of primary education. The time-lag which makes all tion onward, so extremely acute was in this case ag-

have said that in gravated by rapid growth in population. So the critics of these hectic and uncertain the proposed university pro- times the philosophy of Hong claimed it was a premature Kong is summed up in the project, and that the children familiar, injunction to make should come first. Actually, hay while the sun shines. The lacomment on her plans at once, went out, or to the road- the claims of neither could be principle is applicable to the Torier, new Job, Mrs. Rosa said; way, and Hich-biked "a ride from gainsaid. And side by side University in quite another comprendant than hilf the

dter all, romcupand childe a passing: lorry with the creation of the sense. And one must concede population. This fact is the layThe future. Minister entered the university, ambitious plans that the two motiyes of profit to why the new Ministry may be capitol unceremonioudy on tho are being laid down for aliave met and mingled fell-come one of the most important fear of a truck, seated on bags of innovations of the Hew Govern grain-but in time for her up-

" pointment. The Tabou Goverment has been defeated passed massing the 'depression the helped Something anteater time, lont they made privileged

lawaldosigand to give the workers found a health camp for under- Children ; which has things stebilly harder for house-linte become a model for others wyes and matters

throughout New Zealand, The Dew Ministry im is to throug 'keltore the baldhee, and Mrs. Rosse

"Every year 'sho spends several is just the perpeti la det. The weeks at the camp doing chores sticht of hard cosponsibilities is as pealing potatoes, helping to give "Perkundecidedang Une a

the children 'a 'real holiday. Her It will be needed for the plate she said. There is; mich there of the St. John Ambu- they haven'tama time to make busy life of servien has, included the one to furnish-leadership. Registrar of the University Inalchen before I can outline fanco Nursing Division, and mem

But it is clear that pad the other the healthy has just given a comprehch porabillies.

bership of the local Hospital democracy of the future. sive survey of further great the aids decided view Board and Borough Council.

*rdelboda, By Which \ woman's Conditions differ, a good development plans. They will status can be unproved, landi on

Last year she becanic tho deal here. The University of require a greatly increased the restoraneither will play in person ever to be given the Free- Hong-Kong has long had its income from endowments, ensuring that New Zealand has a dom of the City of Hamilton-la vernment which keeps their in- recognition of more than 25 year's

cervice to the city. honoured place here, and the The Registrar has given the

During the war he founded institution from which it details of the new plans and

Ho longer be fre-

the Women's Vollintour Auxiliary people who sprang has played a great part some idea of the cost. It a can

leaks to by meet- Corps in Hamilton, becoming in influencing the thought and unnecessary for us to go into

the diffies after Comidandant. She worked.: dx even the history of China. It them at this stogo, but his They are able days a week on patriotic activities, may well be re- to think Inteligently for them- She has been a constant Hofen- is unnecessary Here to recull per

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education. In Singapore alone bounty from business has

lavished the child population increased been in 1848 at the rate of nearlyUniversity. 600 week a statement least of the enthusiasm which which graphically demon- merchants and scholars alike strates the nature of this as greeted its inauguration and 'supported its maintenance he pect of the problem. The role doubt remains, even in these of both in the building of a Malayan nation is seen as fundamental and essential:

"singular"times.

Dr. Sun Yat-sen's filmous peat tributeThe role in not

finished: men of vision and Thith will assort it Här merely buran,

The hew challenze la fal

than the

But challange:

in

presidency for many years of

Conty

val of dives and can da a lat in the dar of women's rights in the may not raly the tubife to put New Zealand on a language of but who mixes With and works for the people she has entirely upon amorosaven keel. SYREN students and Hedhe has already indicated her been telling women that they must Itfridodalslão all the florestine kindergartens, creches play a greater part in running the nof and ven more and hurries to

mothers

ders country.

alo Kridral that the opme, during the day, In" darasa+mar161ve to it. status of domenle Help, making after her election fa

bot take an tarhome anti im- ties, but say, "bill,

"Many,, worn

Our Univerity. Han fía pride of. Tábourving devices cheaper and "dor

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