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KQNTYRKKEILQTYQTERE J ogferafure Page The People of China: by Ronald Hertel, Term One - - 9 K The History of China: by Dorothy Sumption, Term Two 12 Over China: by Ruthellen Grupe, Term Three ---- 14 The China Wall: by Jeanne Heinicke, Term Three - - 15 . Agriculture: by William Koederitz, Term Four - - - 16 And the River Turned to Blood: by Robert Oetting, Term Four -------------- 17 Fight On, China: by Maynard Shelly, Term Five - - - 18 A Vase of the Ming Dynasty: by Edmond Duther, Term Five ----------------- 20 Marriage in China: by Beverly Briggs, Term Six - - - 22 ' China Dream: by Bill Creason, Term Five ---- 24 Social Life in China: by Mildred Wollscheidt, Term Seven ---------------- 25 The Road to Safety: by Shirley Oswald, Term Seven - 30 Our Land: by Elaine Fischer, Term Seven ----- 34 Chinese Painting: by Marilyn Guerdan, Term Eight - 39 -., 0 Q . , .xdrf ,SLIM Q F George Amann, Claire Augustin, Gene Baldwin, Mary Lou X J Deken, Audrey Diekmeyer, Phyllis Fleming, Evelyn Fuelle, A Audrey Gudorp, Charlotte James, Joan McGrath, Dolores l Meckes, Mary Margaret Milz, Gloria Peters, Frances Reb- -U mann, Betty Sagel, Earl Stevens, Walter Sweet, Jeanne Wessler, Mildred Wollscheidt, Arabel Szofran. lping ,gay Jeanette Rose, Doris Spruss, Jewel Hoppie.
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we ,ifonfinpiece - .fggqzfucl This junk with the much patched sail represents only one of the many queer looking sailing crafts seen in Chinese harbors. This type of boat hasone to four masts and is sometimes four hundred years old. Often bumpers, woven out of rattan, are fastened upon it to protect the great eye, and phoenix feathers or dragon scales are brightly painted on its hull. Junks are native Waterfront freighters. They carry salt, rice, tea, Wood, vegetables and fruit from one city to another and often go up rivers and canals to inland China. Many junks are to be seen in all harbors and rivers. Occasionally they are operated by native pirates who prey upon the defenseless crafts especially in remote streams. There are more boats in China than in any other country of the World. DRYING NOODLES ON BAMBOO RACKS 'X fig I:- C 1xnunn .sw-,Q x A ' A. Wx M: O ,K wr. N. D'
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