\ oe NEW FACE ON THE RED The Paddle Whee! P in Winnipeg Thur sday: R¥d. The | Paddle | Whice! ea e at Bewest star of the Red R rincess designed to... Queen, launched; last -vear, i. : Excursions Ltd. made her 50 passengers, is -the can carry 400 passencers Po. yout ‘Maiden vovace on the Reg paddle + rheeler on the __ - (CP Wirephoto) 1e ni ve 1. red as 1 « Per Kronvall, 19-year-old “Yes, of course. If anyone \cént of the posi raw ma- “asked on nret etudent and budding jour- goes to the- church he is ‘so terial.” ick Sy ts malist, son ofthe Swedish—_. mjxedcup that other panels must._‘‘What--do--you- think can _be sone: about it?" T_asked “Before: the: world: can live in “5 in Peking l' peace American. .imperalism '* i: ? Hint UPSET Duri ‘ambassador to. Potand--has © ~ Just completed amonth-long visit in China. as a ‘member \° BY. NEWS ng my ‘stay of a “Swedish educational |met some. students’ regularly. must_-be + crushed," a ~student 4 project. He reports on fis One .evening they ‘were~ upset said. : : 4 talks with students at Pek \¢ ‘a report that the “Amer!-) ‘Your cdéuntry—has_. nuclear i ; fmg University and what he, Cans had: bombed a hospital in weapons; why don't you use yn, learned of their thinkiag. ~ f n North-Viet Nam. I said then’"’ I asked r : sie ips. it” had been a mistake; ‘‘China. does not want. ~ Written’ for The AP the bomber In the plane. No, and we will never be_the By PER KRONVALL . hey -were convinced .that the: tq use the atom bomb." The first evening I spent at Xmericans had done it on ‘pur, ASKED ABOUTZWAR ‘Peking University I came into POS: “Do you think there will be in Poth @ political—diseussion with my !..('Do you “really think that all. SnOTheE WEAR? asked the -Chinese ~ Mew Chinese - acquaintances : ane icans are -bad prople”’ “Yes, America will attack Tower views ~_didn“t know _how freely I_coul BaKee : China but-we will beat them. OF £9 out. express myself> fearing I ant “No,” one off them -replied: (Americans are bad soldiers. town. ar nk destroy the little friendship be-|"As Mao Tse- tung says, 90 peT You can see that in_Vier Nam. ‘treet md icent of the Americans are g00d,|some soldiers don’t want to tio7, - is only (President) Johnson Johnson's dirty work It is the regime .we_ hate.’ same thing everywhere. Ameri-7 UBut the people -have chdsen can imperialism is infiltrating +. tween us~So ! sat qulefly listenéd arid hacen amazed how ill-informed they many things— some- things Canadi on- alec on and of the. world’s what ‘the: Americans are say ing 50 “ fi ve per “cen hold. 42 St. _per _ on different world probl lems.” in- x : péople control” . and so on. Studénts al! over the world are curious Sand (! - @tudents are no exception. Then “ eame the question I was weiting ~ for: S ¢ : >, “But” the. Swedish worker, ' aren’t they very poor?” : 2 He said it more as a fact than eS ‘ _ @ question: So I began to de- scribe a working family I knew> back home: The family had a| house of its own, a surmcier * house, a car, a: small datos and so on. They all. eyed me - suspictously. ; “Tf he is so rich that he kas —@-ear and everything, how many _ servants does he have?" one of _ them asked. : . “He does not have any serv- | - ant,’’ I replied. . } "Who does all the © andathe cooking?” man asked, : I explained to them about @ishwashers, washing machines. and other modern conveniences I explained how a deepfreezer worked—one takes out—a—froven bread loaf, lets it defrost’ and then it is fresh. They all burst eut laughing. I asked them | whether they believed me or - _ Rot. * © “No, of eourse not,” one of ip them said politely, “hut we-have -}) ice-boxes in China, DISCUSS SPORT 47% .The conversat! - switched to other sub! asa table : between Sweden an China & had heard that the~ Chine were the world’s champions he cause the players study. M; Tse-tiing’s work: thore onion ea I asked whether I co: ror a world champion if 1 sufficiently.; They would—-n promise that I' would fe ‘me a leaning the same too!” — AUGUST 17: tennis ‘ NR a TORE IN THE EAST! Thinking Of cies Students =e Probed By Budding Journalist = “DRINKS MOUNT UP peer or sing-in See ‘ me | Shep Where Parking Is if. At-=- oe SUPPLIES LTD. eompletely *wrone him to. rule their country,” I all over the ‘world. Look what |) ‘When. they noticed. aes qui + said they had done in «Indonesia. 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