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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER“ 10, "1950;

"No, no: It's a sort of cap with a hook thing on the front and a sort of fern stuff 'round the peak!"

CANTONESE BY RADIO

Vocabulary:

BY SK LEE

Lesson 44 (F) ·

483. say(2) (or) sec(2)

484, nau(1) Combinations:

30. Dah(2) say (2). General Expressions:

200. Foocy(1) (3)fook. 201. (3)Dzec (1)yau. 202. Gay(2) (3)neem. JOONG (1) - TSAU(1) DZEET(3):

(Continued)

51. Jerng(1) (3)dzee-(1)tecoo

gecoo(3) (2)okui-(3)day dizik(1)-huk(1) dah(2)- say(2) (2)kul-(2)day- geh(3) gaam(1) (3)shee- (1)yun.

52. (2)Kui-(3)day (1)m

dzoy (2) dung (2).

53. (2)Kui-(3)day dzik(1)-

huk(1) dah(2)-say(2)- saaye(3) (2) kui-day(3) ook(1)-kay(2)-geh (3) (1)Moong-gwoo(2)-(1)yun.

54, (3)Dal-(3)yee hjeeoo (1),

gaw(3) (1)Moong-gwoo(2) (1)wong tchng (1)-(1)mun nee(1)-(3)geen (3)100 (3)dzau hoh(2) nau(1). 55. (2)Kui (3)shup-fun(1),

nau(1).

56.

57.

59,

(3)Daan-(3)hai, (2)kul (2)moh (3)baan-fant (3), yun(1)-(3) wat (2)kul (1)m how(2)-(2)yce shant(3)- saaye(3) dee(1) (1)Tong- (1)yun ah(3).

(1)You gaw(2)-(3)Jun- (1)shee-hay(2), dee(1). (1)Tong-(1)yun (3)dzau (1)m shal(2) dzoy (3) (3)shau gaam(1)-(3)shee lok (3).

58. (2)Kul-(3)day fooey(1)-

(3)fook (3)dzee-(1)you. Yun(1)-(3)wal gum(2)- yerng(2), (1)neen-(1)ncen au(1) Dzeet (3),

doh (1) (3)shik (3)yuet-behng(2) (1)fal gay(2)-(3) meem nee(1)-(3) geen (3)ser lok(3).

60.

Gum(1)-(1)neen, (3)gau (3)lik bant(3)-(3) yue! (3)shup-(2)ng (3)yut (3)hat sun(1)-(3)lk Gau(2)- (3)yuct (3)yec-(3)shup- (3)look (3)hoh.

To die. Dead. Death.

Angry.

To beat to death.

To recover. To resume.

Free. Freedom. Liberty.

To commemorate. In memory of. THE MID-AUTUMN, FESTIVAL:

The message told them to kill their overseers immediately.

They waited no longer.

Without delay" they killed all the Mongols in their homes.

Next morning the Mongol king.

hearing of this affair, (then) very angry.

He was extremely angry.

**

was

But he could do nothing, be- cause he couldn't behead all the Chinese.

From that time onwards the.

Chinese had no longer to suffer being supervised.

They recovered their freedom. Because of this, at the Mid- Autumn Festival overy year. we eat moon cakes in memory of this affair.

This year, the fifteenth day of the eighth moon in the old calendor was the 20th of September in the new calen- dar.

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CAPTURED WEAPONS GIVE U.S. DATA

ON RUSSIAN ARMS

On the Korean Front, in Koraa, October 7. Russian equipment captured by, the Twenty-fifth

Division is providing the United States Army with valuable information on some late developments in Soviet ordnance,

The

.50-calibro machine gun. Russion anti-tank gun is 14-min calibre, or equivalent to the .60- calibre gun.

1.30-London Studio Concert-Bayd Neol The most fascinating of these is the Russian, jeep. Captured Moscow jeeps are popular with the troops here. Slightly larger and more comfortable than the United States vehicles, it has softer seats, double springs, better shockabsorbing suspension. The vital parts of the Russian jeep are modelled after the A and B-type Ford.

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The Twenty-fifth Division has captured a Russian anti-tank gun thint has many rocommendable features. It is a novel, band- shouldered weapon able to penc trate lighter United States arm- our. It is relatively Inexpensive u weapon for knocking out valuable materiel. It can be con- sidered expendable. 'It is casy to manoeuvre. It Is really rifle, not a gun, and can be car- U.S. ried more easily than the

Kramme with Ted Bay, Kitty i 05 Duett and Fred Yule, (BCTS).

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Retny)

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11.00-Rullo New Beel, London Rainy 11.16-Weather Report, « 11.10-Conduishi Munie."

God Save the King. 11,30-Clos Down,

WHAT'S HAPPENING

NOW

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The Twenty-Atth Division has also obtained what is considered a new development of artillery shell, intended for anti-tank pur- poses. It is about 85 mms has a hollow-shaped charge with

nn

anci

extremely sensitive fuse. It has a propelling charge never be fore seen by United States Army ordnance experts, It is woun·1 like thin spaghetti and tied in the shape of whisk-broom..

The Ordnance Section has not yet been able to see the effect of this shell on United States arm- our, but it is believed the shell could have deadly effect on any armour the United States forces now have in this thentre.

Unique design

The Russians aleo have given The North Koreans an anti-tank chot that has a unique design

WELL WHAT ARE WE WAITING

FOR ? LETS

GO HOME

carried out in all callbre Govlet anti-tank shots. A is a solid projectite explosion charge.

with

The United States has" f that the Communist burp carries a drum-type of magi and hos ah extremely rapid of fire,

Some of the captured weapons have u 1050 mant turing marking on them.

This Korean war has 11 valuable in teaching United St soldiers something about smaller type of Russian wer On the other hand, the only pon the United States has th into the Korean ground war was not used or developer World War II is the bazooka inch rocket launcher and the mm recoilless rifle.

TRUMAN ENDS HOLIDAY. CRUIS

Washington, Octelic Presiicot Truman' has ref: from an eight-day holiday c

After a brief stop yesterd· Blair louse, the temporary I inntial residence, he went to White House to see several ca

Reuter.

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