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Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March,

1939.

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Ears That Stick Out

PAI

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China's "Refugee” Colleges

Fleet Street, London. One of the mirades of the war in China has been the way in which the Chinese schools and universities, driven out of their old homes, have transplanted themselves thousands of miles and kept alight the limp of Chinese learning which has burnt undimmed for at least thirty.con- turies.

One realised it again recently when Ilstening to Dr. TZ; Koo, che of the secretaries of the World Stu- dent Christian Movement, as he des- cribed what has happened. Of the 100 institutions of higher education' in China, more than half were on the eastern seaboard when the war started in 1937, and within ab months a third of them had been wholly or partly destroyed, while others were occupied by the Japanese. Yet 83 of them are now in good running order, though far from their original altes. Some 20' refugee universities have been started and have taken in about 10,000 students exlied from Eastern Chinese Chinn. The

Government has not waited till the end of the war to resume the work of training its people in the arts of modern life. Dr. Koo said. "We have not worshipped the god of war for miany centuries but we have sat with patience and hunger at the feet of our scholars,"

TWO APPEALS

The occasion of his speech was a lunch organised by International Student Service, ni which Dr. H. A. L. Fisher took the chair. His pre- sence signified the double purpose of the lunch, It was to appeal for contributions to two funds which are helplag Chinese students and tencliers in their present dimculties. One is that of Oxford University which is appealing both for money and for books and scientific instru- ments to help the Chinese univer- sities.

The books wanted include en- cyclopaedias and dictionaries und works on religion, psychology and education, philosophy. logic und ethics, art. sociology, economics, political science, history and blo- graphy (including atluses), langu ages and literature, and science and technology, particularly medicine, chemistry, and engineering of all kinds. They should be sent either to the China Institute, 16, Gordon Square, London, WC. 1, or to the University Registry, Oxford, and

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VIGNETTES OF LIFE

By J. NORMAN LYND

US, WE HAVE ONE EAR THAT FITS, THE OTHER, IS AT UGHT ANGLES TO THE SOL-DUE TO HAULING IF FORWARD TO HEAR.

"THEY CAN ALWAYS BE CLIPPED-SAME AS A BULLTERRIER'S → LOVE WILL

FIND A WAY.

THERE'S BETTER HEARING WITH AN OVERSIZE PAIR OF EARS... YOU FIND OUT

WHATS GOING ON AROUND HERE

Teecher

・WRESTLERS EARS ARE

GENERALLY PROMINENT EXCEPT WHEN THEY HAVE PIECES BITTEN OUT OF THEM.

OF COURSE THERE'S A LOT WIN HEREDITY:

W.

SOME EARS JUST GROW THAT WAY FROM BEING CONSTANTLY COCKED:

FOR THE LATEST GOSSIP.

/NIRUAN LYND.

A GOOD PAIR OF EARS ARE A HELP IF YOU HAVE A

·TAIL WIND AND A PAIR OF ROLLER SKATES

IN A STIFF BREEZE, HOWEVER STEERING IS A PROBLEMOS

THIS USED TO BE STANDARD

PRACTICE BUT EDUCATIONAL METHODS HAVE CHANGED NOW THE LITTLE DEARS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ALLOW THEIR PERSONALITY TO.

EXPRESS ITSELF