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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1950.

London at the week-end

By "Windrush" Special Correspondent

The outstanding article in the Press recently was by Geoffrey Gorer. It was in the "Listanor," and it discussed a terrifying now book on the life of adolescents in Birmingham. The book claims to give a picture of the life of about 80,000 of them.

|Very few were able a few clays before the poll to give the names of the candidates in their stituencies,

con-

"The homes from which most of these young peo- ple come are disgusting. slums, and it is in their homes that they spend, most of their

On the other hand it secons leisure. Few of them read anything except

that about half the country listen- perhaps the Sunday papers, Few of them fed to the rullo speeches of Mr.

Churchill

and

Mr. Attice. The pursue any hobby. A surprising number just

must be that the in conclusio lic in bed on Saturday or Sunday mornings." dividunt candidate enunts now for Bitle. He is the pawn of the party machine. But Other amusements, are watching] "A major industry employing

K the part

party leaders football and going to the cinema: considerable numbers of people are promoted pawns this throws

by guverna grave resp ability boys out girls usually go separate and sponsored both

upon the enre the 13. About a third of the boys and ment and private philanthropy has parties to choose with

dance developed to stop, "youth being men they sponsor, Can it be said about hdr the girls gu to once a week, One in right or nine the nuisance it might otherwise that they always remember this? Berryeling for hiking, and even become."

Peace vs. peace smaller nunhers

What is the remedy? Geoffrey frequent the

The "Economist”” has an ini- greyhound nees and amusement Gorer does not discuss. This is

leading article called arcades, the

milk-bars, the life of the Sovereign People portuni enfes.

Peace versus Pener. It argues that speedways and theatres which the while young.

Russla bas scored heavily Father on the unme linen, Mr.

by neighboorbund provides.

leading the West on to talk about Harold Nicolson, in the "Spect the "cold war Heenuse of our life indeed. For tor," describes a recent investi-the "An empty net of the poets, and, one hopes,gation by "Mass Observation" inte ja rowing up that it is the West with it, the impres:fun obsession For most of the people of the

behaviour

of voters at the world, youth is the happiest, most general election. The results are which has tuken the initiative in lyrical, test desirable period of disconcerting--especially to can waging the cold wor. Russia has life. But for the majority of the didntes. Of 000 typleul Londoners it consequence been able to pose

babitants of

our industrial cities who were interviewed, only 14 us the champlon of peace. "On It is a period of boredom, unpti-per cent had bothered to attend the one side the Americans and ve their cold war. On the other, the ness and restriction."

an election meeting. Only Ave Per Russions and Picasso's duve

.

In cometpience of this, youth is cent had attended a meeting of a upt be belive in ach a way that party other than their own. Forty Penn age regards it as "undesirable un-four per vent had thrown away

anci probably

15th June 19th June

23rd Jone

net essury, Kerous."

6th July

Australia & Manila

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Vocabulary:

250. (kw) gyabon 251.

RADIO

Nadia Hong Kong broadensta on s trequency, of 946 kilocycles per second End an 9.42 kingneyeles per second in the #1 metre band,

H.K.T. P.M.

12.16-Roman Catholic Prazers by the

Hey, Father N. W, Gullriber. #. J. (Btudku)

17,30-"Hong Kong

me Summary,

Calling"-ProgrAMA+

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ท

Marine Dance Deah, with Darw barn Bamber, "(BDCT)

160 Popular Harmony (Veent),

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nouncemenİN.

1.25-Interlude.

120-Lunchtime Mode.

200++Close Down,

6.00--"Itong Kung Calling"-Program

me Buminary.

Pook"-"Pooh

0.02-Chillførs Bury: "Winnie the Ginen Visiting" Adapted from the look of A. A. Milze. (BBCTH}

"Bu me Kala"

4.15-Bong

fre

(Cole Porter)..

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Miss Lee Wai Lan and Mon. 8. K. Lee (Studio).

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سونا

Quli"-Introdurent

of

Kenneth Mackenale, 18ludia) 1,90--"From the Editorials"

LeTny)

(London

B.10-Weather Iepuri,

This is an absolute misrepre dan-unread all the election addresses sentation of fact, Fur from being

which had been

them. aggressive, the Americans were at first all out for withdrawal. "Their mood In 1945 and 1840 verged on isolationkin. During the four- power conferences of 1946 the firitish representatives had several occasions to hold their breath lest the Americans, their overwhelming desire for agreement with the Russians, might tex to achieve it cost of some vital European in- terest. Far from Ameries being concerned to press Its anti- Sovlet policies on Europe, only the extreme evidence of Russi intentions and polleits compelled an unwilling America to break

The with Tradition of generations and begin to pain with the peoples of Europe le counter The Russian threat"

BY SK LEE

Gewoh) waw(2) (ch'nang)

Lesson 37 (C)

(1)rhaanx

(naam) (ikusan

(tl) (2)nui mi(2)

Combinations

(1)Tong. Awawidh

20. Shaang(1) gwaw (2).

Port Sald.

22nd June

252.

24th June

203.

254.

"PELEUS"

ITK. via Straits

15th June

10.

"ACAPENOR"

U.K. via Straits &

Manils

16th June

21.

22.

"DOLIUS"

... via Bangkok &

Laboun

(1) Nuam yun(2). (2) Nui gun(1).

16th June

"AENEAS"

K. via Straits

27th June

“MARON"

1.K. via Straits

4th July

8.

“AUTOMEDON"

U.K, via Straits &

Manila

มส.

13th July

"PATROCLAUS"

... via Straits

17th July

"CYCLOPS" .....

U.K. via Straits

27th July

10.

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13th June

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General Expressions:

85.

(Ping waw(2).

86. Faant) Reh(2).

(1)Sue dzak(2).

juur3).

(3) Sheri 8. (3) Han Hu(3).

(3) Shik (3) Mu: (Continued) 18.8. (2) Ngaw, jec(1), don(3)

ink (3).

(3)Joong (2)yau mee(1)- (2)yeh (2)manye mah(3)?

20.A. (2)Yau ah(3), geeno(3)

(2)many dee(1) fann(1)- keb(2), (2)mnaye dee(1) (1) shue-dzai (2), (2) muaye deeft) gwah), tsoy(3), (3)yu yuenot3) (2)inmaye dee(1) shang(1)-gwaw(2). 21.B. (2) Maaye meet-12)yeh

shaang(1)-gwaw(2) ah(3)? 22.A. (2) Manye dec(1)

23.

-chinny2). (1)ping-

Kwaw(3). (1)toong dre(1) -(3)pee-(3)yerng ----

(3)Nay yut(1) (2) maaye- dah(2) dee(1) (2)ych, (3)dzau hob(2) dzik(1)- huk) fan(1)-(1)lai Jah (3); yun(1)-(3)wai (3)hah-jou(3) saam(1) deem(2)-joong(1) dec(1) (1)yun-baak (3) (3)zau ..(1)lai yum(2)-(1)chah,

lok (3). 24.B. (2)Yau gay (2)-daw(1)-

gaw(3) (1)yun-haak(3) (1) faith (3)"

25.A. Saam(1)-gaw(3) (1)naam-

yun(2), saan(1)-gaw(3) (2)nal-yun(2). (3)baum- (3) baang-(3)laung (3)look- gaw(3) (1)yun. 20.D. (3) Look-gaw(3) (1)yun

acem(2) (3)shik-duk (1) yum(3)-daw(1) (2)ych ah(3)? 27.A. (2)You yut(1)-gaw(3), (1)yun-haak(3) (3)hal hoh(2) (3)daaye-(3) shik reh(3).

28.

(2) Hui yut(1j-gaw(3)~ (1)yun (3)shik-duk(1) saam(1)-gaw(3) (1)yun 84m(3)day(1),

A melon.

Fruit.

Au orange.

Mule.

Female. A daughter,

Preserved fruit. Confectionery. Fresh fruit.

A man.

A woman. -

An apple.

Tomutors.

Potatoes.

Foyrnoon.

Afternoon.

Foodstuffs:

I know that.

Do you want me to buy any-

thing else?

(Are there any more things to be bought?) Yes, *3 must buy some tomatoes, potatoes, melons, vegetables, and also same fruit.,

What fruit shall I buy? Duy some ornuges, apples, and

some other kinds.

As soon as you have bought

the things,

you had better come back immediately;

because the guests are com- ing to tea ut 3 p.m.

How many guests are coming?

Three men and three women,

six people altogether.

How can six people eat?

One of the guests is a big eater.

Io alone can eat as much as

three people.

#Ta_be_continued)

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the United States needing Europe for its anti-Soviet plans, only Europe's desperate ed finally enlisted Aineilean support

and interent".

1

The "Economis!" concludes ng follows: "Europe is not faced with choice between pence offered by Russions and a cold war offered by the United States. The choice is between two kinds of peace peace through strength on Western model ar pence through appeasement and capitulation,

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