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THE

HANDBOOKOF CHINESE STUDENTS

IN U. S. A.1933

Wilson S. Wei, Managing Editor Charles H. Wang, Manager Edward W. Fong, General Manager

G. C. Huang, Constance Lee,T reasurer Secretary

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

CONTENTS

PREFACE—By Wilson S. Wei 5PERSONAL RECORD 87GREETINGS AND MESSAGES 7

Chinese Minister to the U. Head of the Chinese Mission to the London

Economic Conference Charge d’Affaires Director of Chinese Educational Mission N. Y. Consul-General San Francisco Consul-General President of Chinese Chamber of Commerce, N. Y. 15President Compton of M. I. T 11President Edmund of Pomona College 15President Brown of Drew University 13President Cowling of Carleton College 17President Holland of State College of Washington 19President Reinhardt of Mills College 17President Pendleton of Wellesley College 19Dean Gildersleeve of Barnard College 21Chaplain Knox of St. Paul’s Chapel of Columbia

University 17President of Mun Hey Dally 21Director of Chinese Service and Trade Bureau.... 32

HISTORICAL SKETCH OF CHINESE STUDENTS’ALLIANCE 23-25

CHINESE STUDENT’S CLUBS 27-321. Officers.2. Founded.3. Objects.4. Activities.5. Members.

A SUMMARY OF FINDINGS:1. Distribution of Chinese Students in U. S. A 85-862. Distribution of Chinese Students in Canada.... 84

DIRECTORY OF THE CHINESE STUDENTS INU. S. A., 1933 33-81

1. Names.2. Institutions.3. Major Subjects.4. Addresses.

DIRECTORY OF THE CHINESE STUDENTS INCANADA 83-84

1. Names.2. Institutions.3. Major Subjects.4. Addresses.

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 88

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

PREFACEThis is the tenth edition of the HAND BOOK OF THE

CHINESE STUDENTS IN U, S. A. since the first printing in 1924.

The Hand Book has a three-fold purpose. The first, to inform all Chinese students with the names, addresses, sub­jects, and other ' activities of their fellow students, and to assist American friends, research workers, and Chinese, both here and at home with historical records, vocational recom­mendations and references. The second, to facilitate com­munication between newcomers and old residential students, between undergraduates and their alumnae friends, between students seeking facts, opinions and other information from authoritative persons; and to acquaint students with their “comrades,” and with other students taking similar courses. The third and last, to unify the 1,305 Chinese students now distributed among 123 institutions throughout the United States.-

The sources from which this text have been compiled are: (1) Offices of the Registrar of the various Institutions; (2) Bocal students’ clubs; (3) Catalogues from Institutes; (4) Individual correspondence; (5) Personal interviews, and (6) Chinese Educational Mission, Washington, D. C. Due to the fact that addresses are constantly changing, and that some of the institutes and clubs did not respond to the question­naire, the Hand Book does not claim perfection. If, however, your name or that of your friend does not appear in the Hand Book, please notify the Editor, and such information will be inserted in the next issue.

This Hand Book is free to every Chinese student and will be mailed to the address given in this book.

We wish to express oui' warm thanks to the officers of the local clubs, the Registrars of the institutions and the Chinese Educational Mission. We are also greatly indebted to the advertisers who have given us financial support. To all our fellow students we extend our best wishes for their academic success and experiencial progress.

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

Greetings

from

His Excellency, Dr. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, Chinese

Minister fo the U. S.

Confucius says: "The rising generation should be treated with a certain degree of awe; for who can tell what the future has in store for them?"

Our great sage, therefore, inculcates proper consideration for youth. It is upon the coming gen­eration that China, relies for her future greatness. The students of today will occupy positions of responsibility and power tomorrow. What China needs most is trained men. It is a great pleasure to me to find thousands of our students in Amer­ican schools and colleges, preparing themselves for the work they have to do when they go back to China. They all have my best wishes.

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Conference.

♦Dear Mr. Wei:

It gives me much pleasure to send my greetings and best wishes to the Chinese students through the Hand Book of the Chinese Students in the U. S. A., 1933.

Yours sincerely,

(Signed) TSE V. SOONG

CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

Let us all work together as closely and orderly as our names appear in

this little book.

GREETINGS

from

Y. R. CHAODirector, Chinese Educational Mission

GREETING jKARL T. COMPTON |

I President of Massachusetts Institute of Technology j? The Massachusetts Institute of Technology jJ takes this opportunity to send its greetings and rj best wishes to the many Chinese students who !j have taken their training in Science, Engineering or |! Architecture at this Institution. Among the many || foreign students who have attended Technology, !

the contingent of Chinese students has made an |! enviable record. This Institution is glad to have || been of service to Chinese students, and solicits !| their continued interest and good will.

Karl T. Compton, j | President j

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MESSAGE FROM DR. HAWKLING YEN, CHARGE d’AFFAIRES

It affords me a source of gratification to know that the Hand Book of the Chinese Students in U. S. A. will con­tinue to appear for the year 1933. The mere continuation of the publication of this handy book appears to me to attest to Its usefulness and its fulfillment of a need which all Chinese students both here and in China have con­stantly felt.

It also gives me great pleasure to be reminded that there are as many as fifteen hundred Chinese students—girls as well as boys—now prosecuting their higher education in the States. They are following various lines of college work and are scattered among 123 institutions in different parts of this country; and from the statistics compiled one is further gratified to find that the popularity of selected courses has been gradually shifting from philosophical or literary subjects to the studies of applied sciences.

The mere fact of the presence of so many students in various parts of America not only signifies the acquisition of sclentilc knowledge by the eager minds of young Chinese who on their return to their native land are bound to exercise a great influence in bringing their scientific knowl­edge to account when China is just beginning to become mechanized, but also means a good deal of personal con­tacts between these Chinese students and their American friends in different localities of this country, which accounts, it appears to me, to a great extent, for the sympathy and good feeling subsisting between the two peoples.

The Committee responsible for the edition of the Hand Book should be congratulated for the successful effort they have made in placing the facilities at the service of not only the Chinese students but also those who care to know something about them. I particularly welcome the emphasis which the editor placed in that this Hand Book signified ’•"*ty, to which I should like to add that It also signified constructiveness, both of which should be our guiding prin­ciples especially at this moment.

HAWKLING YEN.

DREW UNIVERSITYj is proud of her Chinese alumni and stud- !

ents. She extends cordial greetings to I! all of the Chinese students in America. |; ARLO AYRES BROWN, j| President j

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= Greeting ... ITo Our Fellow Students in the

j United States || £lU San Francisco' Consul General !! IX of fhe Republic of China |

I CARLETON COLLEGE jNorthfield, Minnesota $

It has been one of our aims at Carleton to | I promote among our students an interest in world I! affairs and to foster a spirit of international under- j

standing and good will. The Chinese students I I who have studied here have done much to bring j

nearer a realization of that aim.DONALD J. COWLING, j

President !

tI California

May those women who through the eight decades |of our history have crossed the Pacific to become xstudents in this college at the Golden Gate, and Ithose who in the future will follow them to xbecome students, accept our friendly salutation.

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GREETINGS IEllen Fi+z Pendleton

President of Wellesley College ! .

j Wellesley College| is proud of the record which its Chinese I1 students have made and sends good !I wishes to them in whatever work they I| are undertaking, whether in China or in j| this country. j

fI Greetings to Chinese Students at Home and Abroad |

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j Roads, bridges, electric plants, steam power plants, | j railways and farm products in China have been II developed in numerous instances by men trained || at Purdue. j| Every year, Purdue University is training a large =f number of Chinese students in these fields, and is Qj sending them back to their native land equipped for t| leadership—to plan, to direct, to build a greater ■! nation. I[ PURDUE UNIVERSITY jj Lafayette, Indiana, U. S. A. j

Courses in| Agriculture, Chemical, Civil, Electrical and Me- | | chanical Engineering, Home Economics, Pharmacy, j j Science, Industrial Education, and Physical Edu- | ? cation. !

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A HISTORICAL SKETCHof the

CHINESE STUDENTS’ ALLIANCE1902— Formation of the Pacific Coast Chinese Students’ Al­

liance by twenty-three Chinese students form Berk­eley, Oakland and S>an Francisco in San Francisco Congregational Church.

1903— Formation of the Chinese Students’ Summer Alliance by the Chinese students of Cornell and vicinity.

“The Dragon Student”—the first annual (in Chi­nese) published by the Ithaca Chinese Students’ Al­liance.

1905— Organization of the Chinese Students’ Alliance of the Eastern States.

“The Dragon Student”—the second annual, in both Chinese and English, published by the Chinese Stud­ents’ Alliance of the Eastern States.

First Conference of the Chinese Students’ Alliance of the .Eastern States at Amherst, Mass.

1906— Amalgamation of the Ithaca Chinese Students’ Alli­ance with the Chinese Students’ Alliance of the East­ern States.

1907— Constitution of the Eastern Alliance revised.The first “Chinese Students’ Monthly,” published

under the editorship of Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo.1908— Creation of a Joint Council to consider the amalga­

mation of all the Chinese students’ organizations in America.

1909— Combination of the Chinese Students’ Alliance of the Mid-West with the Chinese Students’ Alliance of the Eastern States.

1910— First Mid-Western Conference at Evanston, Ill.Adoption of “the principle of having one Alliance

of Chinese students in North ’ America” in the first Mid-West Conference at Evanston, Ill.

Recommendation by the Joint Council of “A Na­tional Alliance with sectional managements under Central Government Board.”

1911— Adoption of Alliance Constitution by three sections at their respective conferences.

First National Executive Committee elected.Tenth Conference of the Western Section at San

Francisco, Cal.. 1912—First “Chinese Students’ Directory” of the Whole Al­

liance published in the “Monthly.”

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A HISTORICAL SKETCH—(Continued)1914—“The Chinese Students’ Annual” changed to ‘‘The

Chinese Students’ Quarterly.”1921—New publications added: “Who’s Who of the Chinese

Students’ in America,” “The Alliance Pamphlet,” and “Special Handbook for the Use of Officers.”

Creation of six committees, namely, Chinese Public­ity, English Publicity, Finance, Friendly Relations, Newspapers, and Speakers, to fight against the unjust decision on the Shantung question during the Wash­ington Conference.

1925—Constitution of the Alliance revised, the sections abol­ished, etc.

1927— Constitution revised. Five standing committees pro­vided: National Affairs Committee, Publication Com­mittee, Committee on Legal Defense, Election Com­mittee and Committee to receive suggestions of Con­stitutional Amendments.

Publication of the “New China Weekly” (in Eng­lish).

Finances systematized. Five different funds set up: National Affairs Fund, and Emergency Fund.

1928— Special pamphlets on China issued. Coast-to-coast tour to consolidate Alliance organization to have a united front against Japanese imperialism realized.

New local clubs incorporated.Permanent secretary with a permanent office recom­

mended.1929— "A Night in Peking” was held on November 26 at

the International House, New York, N. Y.1930- 31—Due to political opinion divergence, the Alliance

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Chinese Students’ ClubsUniversity of California

Official Address, 2600 Etna St., Berkeley, Cal.The Chinese Students Club of the University of California,

2600 Etna St., Berkeley, California, was incorporated on May 7, 1920.

OFFICERSOfficers of the Club elected for the Spring Semester 1933

are:President, Harry Shiua Chong, 2600 Etna St., Berkeley, Cal.Vice-President, Emma Dong, 2231 McKinley Ave., Berk­

eley, Cal.English Secretary, Nui Bo Tang, 739 Clay St., San Fran­

cisco, Cal.Chinese Secretary, Wei Wayne Lin, 2610 Dwight Ave.,

Berkeley, Cal.Treasurer, Carolyn Wong, 1933 Grant St., Berkeley, Cal.Auditor, Albert Lew, 120 Hillcrest, Berkeley, Cal.

OBJECTSThe purpose of this organization is to advance knowledge

and thought, further sociability and insure mutual help among the Chinese students; and to promote the general welfare of the Chinese people.

Membership of the club is open to all Chinese students attending the regular sessions of the university, and further c’assification is given to alumni as Associate Members, and others as Honorary Members. .

Activities of the Club include regular social gatherings and academic meetings at which distinguished persons are requested to address the Club. Special meetings are held upon notice of the President.

University of ChicagoOfficial Address, Chicago, Illinois

• OFFICERSPresident, Iping Chao.Secretary, George Wu.Treasurer, S. L. Chau.Business Manager, Edward Huie.Social Chairman, Raymond Chan.Athletic Manager, Robert Lim.

Columbia UniversitySee Chinese Students' league of Greater New York.

Cornell UniversityOFFICERS, SPRING 1933

President. P. C. Ma.Vice-President, M. T. Cheo.Secretary, C. F. Feng.

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Treasurer, P. C. Chang.Chairman of Social Committee, C. J. Kang.Chairman of Athletic Committee, S. L. Ma.Secretary for Former Members Relationship, S. K. Ru.

OBJECTSThe objects of this club are:(1) To promote the interchange of knowledge and to

cultivate a spirit of cooperation among the mem­bers.

(2) To encourage friendship between the members andAmericans.

MEMBERS28.

ACTIVITIESTo attain the objects of this club as outlined before a

Social Committee and an Athletic Committee were created and have been very active.

It is a common practice of this club to hold a celebration of the Double-tenth Anniversary. To promote the under­standing between and the friendship of the two peoples, Americans of this city were either invited to a banquet or addressed through the local newspapers. On many tin occasion in the past, as in this year, some of the members of the club were active in making speeches in Churches, in Cornell-in-China Club, in radio talk, and in other public assemblies as that of Y. M. C. A., etc.

In athletic fields, the name of C. C. S. C. is usually linked up with championships of soccer and volley ball games.

Harvard UniversityOfficial Address, Philips Brooks House, Harvard University,

Cambridge, Mass.OFFICERS

President, Ching C. Liang.Secretary, H. C. Feng.Treasurer, S. Y. Ko.

. ACTIVITIES(1) Double Ten Celebration.(2) Speaker’s Bureau.(3) Committee on the Manchurian Crisis.(4) Social meetings.(5) Raising funds for the Northeastern Volunteers.

University of IllinoisOfficial Address, Urbana, Illinois

OFFICERSPresident, Ju Chin Yang.Vice-President, S. C. Yu.Chinese Secretary, H. C. Chow.English Secretary, T. T. Tsui.Treasurer, C. S. Ho.Vice-Treasurer, P. J. Tiao.

OBJECTWe are united in our effort and inspired by the determina­

tion to labor for the welfare of our country, to advance

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knowledge and thought, to promote friendship and to culti­vate the spirit of associated life among the Chinese students at ihe University of Illinois and to cooperate by all possible means with any other Chinese students organization in every line of activity in which common interests are involved.

Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyOfficial Address, Cambridge, Mass.

ACTIVITIESAs to the activities, we have:(a) Regular Monthly .Club Meetings.(b) Dinner Meetings.(c) Celebration of Chinese National Holidays (in collabo­

ration with other Chinese organizations).(d) Dances.(e) Picnics.(f) Speakers’ Committee, etc.

OFFICERSPresident, Shih-Heng Chen, M. I. T. Dormitory, Cam­

bridge, Mass.Secretary, Chi K. Jen, 57 Gorhiam St., Cambridge, Mass. Treasurer, W. F. Lem, M. I. T. Dormitory, Cambridge,

Mass.

University of MichiganOfficial Address, Dane Hall, Ann Arbor, Mich.

OFFICERSPresident, Ta-You, Wu.Vice-President, Miss Siao-Sung, Djang.Recording Secretary, Wen-Yuan, Kao.Corresponding Secretary, Hsieh-Heng, Pien.Treasurer, Chih-Dun, Fan.

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ATHDETIC COMMITTEETsung Nin, Chen.

SOCIAD COMMITTEEMiss Doris Yin-Ming, Hsu.Wen-I, Diao.

CHINESE STUDENTS’ LEAGUE of Greater New York

Official Address, 500 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y.EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Tennyson Chang.Yi-tlng Chang.

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

Roland Y. S. Cheng.Thomas T. Eo-yang.Chen-hwa Hwang.C. Y. Sen.Cheseo Swen.Chi-kao Wang.Hsun Yeh.

EXPECTANTSYi HsuehDapen Liang.Zealin Wang.G. P. Waung.T. Y. Yang.

Ohio State UniversityOfficial Address, Columbus, Ohio

OFFICERSPresident, Siang O’Yang.Secretary, Yi Ouyang.Treasurer, Hsu Yung Chao.

ACTIVITIES(1) To promote friendship among the members through

social meetings and otherwise.(2) To give every possible assistance to the newcomers

from China in registration and other affairs.(3) To discuss important current problems concerning the

Mother Land.(4) To participate in such meetings or conferences as

are international in nature either by the Club as a whole or by some delegates authorized by the Club. .

The official address of the Club is 150 W. Sth Ave.

Stanford UniversityOfficial Address, 528 Salvatierra Street, Palo Alto, Cal.

OFFICERSPresident, Fred Jing.Vice-President, Poe Liang.Chinese Secretary, Y. L. Chang.English Secretary, Ng Koon Hai.Treasurer, Won Loy Chen.Athletic Manager, Yung Wong.

University of WashingtonOfficial Address, c/o University Y.MC.A,, Seattle, Wash.

OFFICERSPresident, Arthur Young.Secretary, Mae Quong.Treasurer, Dorothy Tang.

ACTIVITIESThe Club was organized for the purpose of promoting the

welfare and friendship of the Chinese students on the campus, and to render service to the Chinese at home and abroad.

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Yale UniversityOfficial Address, Chinese Students Club, New Haven, Conn.

OFFICERSPresident, Luther C. S. Shao.Secretary and Treasurer, Karl Chen.

FOUNDEDUnknown.

OBJECTTo associate with one another and share problems of both

personal and national nature in a group spirit.

MEMBERS12.

ACTIVITIES •Social, hike, regular meeting, etc.

In grateful memory of

Mr. & Mrs. Russell M. Keith(Formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, and Pasadena, Calif.)

who helped many Oriental Students

Every Chinese student who comports himself to the credit of his country’s name Is an Inspiration to all Chinese overseas, away from our beloved homeland.

Confucius says—“To contract ties of friendship with any one, is to contract friendship with his virtue. There ought not to be any other motive in friendship.” TENYI HSIEH, Director.

CHINESE SERVICE & TRADE BUREAU

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

DIRECTORY OF CHINESE STUDENTS IN U. S. A.

1933AHUNA, William, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box

225, Kealakekua, Kona, Hawaii.AKAMU, Florence, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Naalehu,

Kan, Hawaii.AKANA, Florence, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Hana, Miaul.AKO, Esther Youk Yin, Educ., Univ, of Hawai, 148 S.

School St., Hawaii.AMONG, William G., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 3755

Waialae Ave., Hawaii.AMOY, Lynette H., Educ., Univ, of Hawai, 3755 Waialae

Rd., Hawaii.ARIOLI, Mary Goo, Home Econ., Univ, of Hawaii, 310 N.

School St., Hawaii.AU, Anna Kam Oi, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 989 Akepo Lane,

Hawaii.AU, Chung Wo, Maj. in Eco., Texas Technological College,

2307 Broadway, Lubbock, Texas.AU, Man Hing, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 60 Kukue Lane,

Hawaii. •AU, Margaret Hung Kam, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 60 Kukul

Lane, Hawaii. .AUYANG, Hwel Tsung, Maj. in Ed., Johns Hopkins Univ.,

2704 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md.AWAL Lillin Kam Yee, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1316

Piikoi St., Hawaii.AYAU, Lei Olivia, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Hoolehua,

Molokai.BAO, Djl Lih, Gr. Stud., Univ, of Michigan, 520 E. Ann, Ann

Arbor, Mich.BEE, B. M-C., Gr. Maj. in Hist., Harvard Univ., 349 Harvard

St., Cambridge, Mass.BIEN, Elsie Wang, Maj. in Music, New England Conservatory

of Music, 458 Huntin Ave., Boston, Mass.BIEN, Richard P„ Maj. in Science, Mass. Inst. Tech., 458

Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.BONG, Tom, Engg., Univ, of Wash., 919 E. Jefferson, Seattle,

Wash.BOW, Wing Ylck, Maj. in Engineering. Case School of Applied

Science, 15929 Euclid Ave., East Cleveland, Ohio.BRENNEMAN, John Sherwin. Maj. In Architecture, Univ, of

Pennsylvania, 110 S. 38th St., Philadelphia, Pa .CHAI, Feng Yang, 1360 Madison St. N.W.. Washington. D. C.CHAT. Ho Cheng, Gr. Stud.. Univ, of Minnesota, 1316 S.E.

7th Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.CHAN. Ada (Miss), Ed., Univ, of Calif., 272 7th St., Oakland,

Calif.CHAN. Chack Wing, Eng., M.E., Univ, of Calif., 2420 Ban­

croft. Berkeley, Calif.CHAN. Ching, Nat. & Phys. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Wailuku,

Maui.

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CHAN, Clara, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside Dr, N. Y. C.

CHAN, Doris Y., Univ, of Michigan, 714 E. University, Ann Arbor, Mich.

CHAN, Eugene, Maj. In Pub. Health, Johns Hopkins Univ., 1617 N. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.

CHAN, Glenn C., Bact., Univ, of Calif., 321 8th St., Oakland, Calif.

CHAN, Janet C., Pre-Med., Univ, of Calif., 272 7th St., Oak­land, Calif.

CHAN, George, Gr., Univ, of Wash., 4116 11th N.E., Seattle, Wash.

CHAN, Hanse, Maj. in Eco., Ohio State Univ., 187 W. 8th Ave., Columbus, Ohio.

CHAN, Hanse, 12 E. Main St., Urbana, Ill.CHAN, Hugh, M'aj. in Polit. Sci., State Univ, of Iowa, P. O.

Box 341, Iowa City, Iowa.CHAN, Myron Kcw, Maj. in Eco., Chinese Club, Stanford

Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.CHANG, Ping, c/o 32 Pell St., N. Y. C.CHAN, Shau Hong, Maj. In Polit. Sci., Stanford Univ., 1235

Powell St., San Francisco, Calif.CHAN, Shau Wing, Maj. in Eng., Stanford Univ., 1235 Powell

St., San Francisco, Calif.CHAN, Siu Yung, Maj. in Business Admin., Boston Univ.,

Mass. Institute of Technology Dorm., Cambridge, Mass.CHAN, Tsau Sheung, Maj. In Bus. & Eng. Admin., Mass.

Inst, of Tech., M. I. T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.CHAN, Tso Chuen, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ, 225 E. 31st

St., N. Y. C.CHAN, Tsung N., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich. ’CHAN, Won Loy, Box 1577, Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.CHAN, W. C., John Jay Hall, N. Y. C.CHAN, Yee, c/o 32 Pell St.. N. Y. C.CHAN, Yid Shuen, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside­

Dr., N. Y. C.CHAN, Yuen S., Univ, of Michigan, Martha Cook Bldg., Ann

Arbor, Mich.CHAN, Y. T., Medicine, Univ, of Chicago, International House,

Chicago, 111.CHANG, Alfred H., Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1613 Hough­

tailing St., Hawaii.CHANG, Mrs. Annie Oy Chin, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii,

1642 St. Louis Drive, Hawaii.CHANG, Buster Thomas, Maj. in Arch!., Phila. Chinese Stud.

Club, 413 S. 42nd St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHANG, Chang Y., Grad., Univ, of Wise., 308 N. Frances.

Madison, Wise.CHANG, Chee, Maj. in Comm., N. Y. Univ., 142 E. 27th St..

N. Y. C.CHANG, C. (Miss), Chem., Univ, of Ill., 801 S. Wright,

Urbana, Ill.CHANG, C. C., Economics, Univ, of Ill., 605 Healey, Urbana,

111.

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CHANG, Chang Hua, Chinese Educational Mission, Wash­ington, D. C.

CHANG,' Chang Ying, 1124 W. Johnson St., Madison, Wise.CHANG, Chi Hslen, 435 N. Murray St., Madison, Wise.CHANG, Chen To, Educ., State College of Wash., New

Dormitory, Pullman, Wash.CHANG, Chih-Pai, B. A., State College of Wash., 511 Oak,

Pullman, Wash.CHANG, Ching-Yuein, Maj. in Commerce, North Central

College, 142 N. Center St., Naperville, HI.CHANG, Clarence F., Nat. & Phys. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii,

181 N. King St., Hawaii.CHANG, Dominic Paul, Maj. in Relig. Studies, Guzman Hall,

Providence College, Providence, R. I.CHANG, Dorothy, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 702 Waiaka-

milo, Hawaii.CHANG, Duck Soo, Grad. Columbia Univ., 633 W. 115th St.,

N. Y. C. ■CHANG, Edna E. U., Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 35-B

Kuakini St., Hawai.CHANG, Francis Y., Maj. in Education, Box 735, Stanford

Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.CHANG, George, 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.CHANG, H. C., Anatomy, Univ, of Chicago, Int. House,

Chicago, Ill.CHANG, Hang Tsung, Maj. in Architecture, Univ, of Penn­

sylvania, 4509 Regent St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHANG, Harold T., Maj. in Architecture, Phila. Chinese

Stud. Club., 4509 Regent St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHANG, Hing Ein, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 370 N.

King St., Hawaii.CHANG, Hon Chang, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, c/o Dr. S.

Y. Chang, Eihue, Kauai.CHANG, Hsi Ku, Gr., Univ, of Wise., 1117 Bowen St., Mad­

ison, Wise.CHANG, Inpung, Arts., Univ, of Hawaii, 1504-A4 Nunanu

Ave., Hawaii.CHANG, Johnson, Pol. Sci., Univ, of Chicago, 215 Alexander

St., Chicago, Ill.CHANG, Eu, Hort., State College of Wash., Fox 62, College

Station, Pullman, Wash.CHANG, M. L., Gr., Maj. in Eco., Harvard Univ., 5 Putnam

Ave., Cambridge, Mass.CHANG, Pao, Gr., Maj. in Philo., Johns Hopkins Univ., 2736

Oak St., Baltimore, Md.CHANG, Pe Chin, Gr., Maj. in Agric., Cornell Univ., 203

Einden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.CHANG, Ping Sung, Chemistry, Earlham College, Richmond,

Ind.CHANG, Roderick Kuo-Chen, Gr. Stud., Northwestern Univ.,

Garrett Dormitory C., Evanston, Ill.CHANG, Rose K. M., Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1621 Kee-

aumoku St., Hawaii.CHANG, Sanru, Univ, of Michigan, 718 Monroe, Ann Arbor,

Mich.

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

CHANG, Shing Tao, Gr. Maj. in Polit. Scl. and Hist., Univ, of Missouri, 1209 Paquin St., Columbia, Missouri.

CHANG, Stephen, Physiology, Univ, of Chicago, Br’ent House, Chicago, Hl.

CHANG, Suk Jung, Gr. Studies, Boston Univ., 9 Willow St., Boston, Mass.

CHANG, T. H., Physiology, Univ, of Chicago, 5757 Drexel Ave., Chicago, Hl.

CHANG, T. K„ 425 W. 118th St., N. Y. C.CHANG, T. K. (Mrs.), 425 W. 118th St., N. Y. C.CHANG, T. T„ Gr. Maj, in Eco., Harvard Univ., 351 Harvard

St., Cambridge, Mass.CHANG, T. F., Maj. in Public Health, Harvard Univ., 56

Francis St., Boston, Mass.CHANG, Ta Tung, Gr. Pol. Scl., Univ, of Calif., International

House, Berkeley, Calif.CHANG, Tennyson Po-Hsun, Da. and S., Univ, of So. Calif.,

224 W. 48th St., Dos Angeles, Calif.CHANG, Tennyson Po-Hsun, Gr. Columbia Univ., 500 River­

side Drive, N. Y. C.CHANG, Ta Tung, Pol. Sci., Univ, of Calif., International

House, Berkeley, Calif.CHANG, T. Y., Gr. Maj. in Govt., Harvard Univ., 1 Cleve­

land St., Cambridge, Mass.CHANG, Ten Ren, Gr. Maj. in Agriculture, Cornell Univ.,

233 Dlnden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.CHANG, Tsai-Kai, Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., N. Y. Univ.,

500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.CHANG, Tsechang Kent, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 13

Astor Pl., N. Y. C.CHANG, Un Din, Maj. in Science, Mass. Inst. Tech., M. I. T.

Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.CHANG, Y., Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Harvard Univ., M. I.

T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.CHANG, Yi-Ting, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside

Drive, N. Y. C.CHANG, Yin Din, Maj. in Eco. & Sociol., Box 1952, Stan­

ford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.CHANG, Yu Yuan, Gr. Columbia Univ., 521 W. 123rd St.,

N. Y. C.CHAO, C. H., Gr. Maj. in Eng., Harvard Univ., 117 Trow­

bridge St., Cambridge, Mass.CHAO, Cheng H., Univ, of Michigan, 509 Cheever Court,

Ann Arbor, Mich.CHAO, Chit Yue, Eng., Univ, of Wash., 721 King St.,

Seattle, Wash.CHAO, Hsu Yung, 1360 Madison St., N.W., Washington,

D. C.CHAO, Hsu Yung, Maj. in Engineering, Ohio State Univ.,

104 W. Dane Ave., Columbus, Ohio.CHAO, Iping, Physiology, Univ, of Chicago, 5738 Drexel Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.CHAO, Jack G., Univ, of Michigan, 718 Monroe St., Ann

Arbor, Mich.CHAO (Mrs. Jack G.), Univ, of Michigan, 718 Monroe St.,

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

CHAO, Ju I., Gr. Univ, of So. Calif., 931 W. 37th St., Los Angeles, Calif.

CHAO, Mary May, Biology, Earlham College, Richmond, Ind.CHAO, P'ao Cliuan, Maj. in Agric., Univ, of Missouri, 213

Waugh St., Columbia, Mo.CHAO, R. F. H., Gr. Maj. in Math., Harvard Univ., 10

Trowbridge St., Cambridge, Mass.CHAO, Ting Ping, Gr. Maj. in Agric., Cornell Univ., 129

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.CHAO, Tsai Piao, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 238

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.CHAO, Tze Mo, Gr. Stud, Columbia Univ., 195 Claremont

Ave., N. Y. C.CHAR, Ben Kong, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1548 Young

St., Hawaii.CHAR, Kui Kan Zane, Soc. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, 1599

Kam. IV Rd., Hawaii.Young St., Hawaii.

CHAR, Lillie K. H., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1548CHAR, Rosalie S. Y., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 602

Holokahana Lane, Hawaii.CHAU, King Yat, Maj. in Bus. Ad., Univ, of Oregon, 951

Alder St., Eugene, Ore.CHAU, L. C. (Miss), Social Service, Univ, of Chicago, Inter­

national House, Chicago, Ill.CHAU, Sherman, Maj. in Sociol., Ohio State Univ., 214 W.

Frambes Ave., Columbus, Ohio.CHAU, S. L., Bus., Univ, of Chicago, International House,

Chicago, Ill.CHEN, Chi Yi, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 430 W. 24tli

St., N. Y. C. .CHEN, Chlh Mai, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 519 W. 114th

St., N. Y. C.CHEN, Chojen, Gr. Maj. in Bus. Ad., N. Y. U., 532 River­

side Dr., N. Y. C.CHEN, Chu-Hang, Maj. in Eng., Claremont Colleges, 1390

Harvard Ave., Claremont, Calif.CHEN, Chuh Chiun Mary Florence, Maj. in Theology, Ober­

lin College, Theological Quadrangle, Oberlin, Ohio.CHEN, D. S., 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.CHEN, Elizabeth Dji-Shu, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ.,

510 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.CHEN, En Cheng, Maj. in Poll. Scl., Box 1279, Stanford

Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.CHEN, Fong L. B., M. I. T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.CHEN, Francis (H. C.), Maj. in Relig., Yale Univ., 63

Grove St., New Haven, Conn.CHEN, Helen Feng, Maj. in Home Eco., Mich. State College

of A. & A. S., 128 /2 Grand River Ave., East Lansing, Mich.

CHEN, Hsi Hao, Bus. Ad., Univ, of Wash., 4534—15th, N.E., Seattle, Wash.

CHEN, Hung Kwel, Maj. in Scl., Iowa State College, 2910 I West St., Ames, Iowa.

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CHEN, Hi Pell, Maj. in Psych., Stanford Univ., 635 Bryant St., Palo Alto, Calif.

CHEN, Jack, Photog., 357 W. 121st St., N. Y. C.CHEN, Karl Chia, Maj. in Eng., Yale Univ., 2727 Yale

Station, New Haven, Conn.CHEN, Ke Kwei, The Lilly .Research Lab., Eli Lilly & Co.,

Indianapolis, Ind.CHEN, Ken, Univ, of Mich., 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor, Mich.CHEN, Keh-Ching, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 510 W. 124th

St., N. Y. C.CH’EN, Kuan Chin, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 510 W.

124th St., N. Y. C.CHEN, Li Ye, Maj. in Poli. Set, DePauw Univ., Florence

Hall, Greencastle, Ind.CHEN, Pin D., Univ, of Mich., 227 S. Thayer, Ann Arbor,

Mich.CHEN, Ren-Bing, Gr. Univ, of So. Calif., 1133 Tremaine

Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.CHEN, Mon, Aviation, Univ, of Chicago, International House,

Chicago, Ill.CHEN, S. C., Maj. in Sei., Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 4101

Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHEN, Shih Cheng, Chinese Educ. Mission, Washington,

D. C.CHEN, Shih Chang, Maj. in Set, Univ, of Pa., 210 S. 36th

St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHEN, Shih-Heug, Maj. in Engineering, Mhss. Inst. Tech.,

30 Madison St., N.W., Washington, D. C.CHEN, Shih Ti, Maj. in Science, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

3723 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHEN, Sui Fong, Maj. in Medicine, George Washington

Univ., 312—3rd St., Washington, D. C.CHEN, Tsai-An, Maj. in Comm., N. Y. U., 121 LaSalle St.,

N. Y. C.CHEN, Tze Tuan, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Pennsylvania,

3931 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHEN, Tze Tuan, Maj. in Science, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

4101 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHEN, Tung Ton, Gr. Maj. in Science, Johns Hopkins Univ.,

1617 N. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.CHEN, Wei, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 317 College

Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.CHEN, Wei-Lum, Maj. in Ed., N. Y. U., Box 408, Teachers

College, Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.CHEN, Wei-Lun, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 500 W. 123rd

St., N. Y. C.CHEN, Wilkin, Univ, of Mich., 426 Washington, E., Ann

Arbor, Mich.CHEN, Yie, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Pennsylvania, 214 S.

37th St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHEN, Yie, Maj. in Science, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 214

S. 37th St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHEN, Yueh-Mei, Maj. in Hyg. & Phys. Ed., Wellesley

College, Pomeroy Hall, Wellesley, Mass.CHEN, Zok T., Univ, of Mich., 115 N. Thayer, Ann Arbor,

Mich.

CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

CHENG, Charles Chung-Hon, Chemistry? Doane College, Crete, Neb.

CHENG, Charles C., Maj. in Govt., Yale Univ., 2787 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn.

CHENG, Jason Lin-Chuang, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 500 W. 122nd St., N. Y. C.

CHENG, Kuo Yu, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech.,M. I. T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.

CHENG, Libbin T„ Maj. in Science, Ohio State Univ., Uni­versity Station, Box 3075, Columbus, Ohio.

CHENG, Ronald Y. S., Maj. in Ed., 368 Teachers College, Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.

CHENG, Shih T., Maj. in Science, Univ, of Pennsylvania, 3723 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.

CHENG, Yao Chun, c/o 1360 Madison St., N.W., Washing­ton, D. C.

CHENG, Yee Eung, Maj. in Science, Stanford Univ., 942 Ramona St., Palo Alto, Calif.

CHENG, Yun Tsai, Art & Sci., Univ, of Wash., c/o Y.W.C.A., Seattle, Wash.

CHEO, M. P., Assoc, in Oriental Lang., Univ, of Calif., 2522 Dana St., Berkeley, Calif.

CHEO, Ming Tsang, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 240 Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.

CHEO, Si Ping, Univ, of Mich., 616 E. Huron St., Ann Arbor, Mich.

CHEO, Wan Sen, Arts, Univ, of Hawaii, Hawaii.CHEUNG, Kon Chow, Gr. Univ, of Wash., 4039—12th St.,

N. E., Seattle, Wash.CHEW, Elizabeth Thomson, Columbia Univ., 12 Kingston

Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.CHEW, J., M. I. T. Dormitory, Cambridge, Mass.CHEW, Lun Kee, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech.,

318 Central Ave., El Paso, Texas.CHEW, Pauline, Gr. Univ, of Calif., 140—4th St, Oakland,

Calif.CHI, Ch’ao Ting, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 79 Bay 25th St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.CHI, Chen-To, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 510 W. 124th

St., N. Y. C.CHI, Chung Eong, Economics, Kalamazoo College, New

Acid Inn, Kalamazoo, Mich.CHI, K. T., Gr. Maj. in Science, Harvard Univ., 349 Har­

vard St., Cambridge, Mass.CHI. Isaiac Kuang Tou, Maj. in Philo., Asbury College,

Wilmore, Ky.CHI, P. L., Education, Univ, of Chicago, International House,

Chicago, Ill.CHI, Pao S., Gr. Univ, of Wis., 724 Clymer Pl., Madison,

Wis. ' ' ' ■CHI, Szu Ho, Gr. Maj. in Hist., Harvard Univ., 1 Cleveland

St., Cambridge, Mass.CHI, Ts-Tsung, Maj. in Theology, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, Pta.CHIANG, Peichien Chin, Maj. in Ed., American Univ., 505

A St., S.E., Washington, D. C.

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CHIANG, Tsai H., Univ, of Mich., 411 Hamilton, Ann Arbor, Mich.

CHIAO, Chi-Mlng, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 230 Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.

CHICK, Clarance Adam, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 240 W. 21st St., N. Y. C.

CHIEN, Nai Wen, Maj. in Law, State Univ, of Iowa, 325 S. Capitol, Iowa City, Iowa.

CHIEN, Nzi Hsin, Maj. in Law, State Univ, of Iowa, 325 S. Capitol, Iowa City, Iowa.

CHIEN, Shih Liang, 1360 Madison St., N.W., Washington, D. C.

CHIEN, Shih Liang, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Ill., 911 W. Main St., Champaigne, Ill.

CHIN, Edward F., Civ. Eng., Univ, of Calif., 2420 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

CHIN, Eugene Lew, M. Engin., Univ, of Calif., 945 Jackson St., San Francisco, Calif.

CHIN, Ettie Len Toy, Lib. Arts, Baldwin House, Smith Col­lege, Northampton, Mass.

CHIN, Henry, Columbia Univ., 43-11 National St., Corona, Long Island, N. Y.

CHIN, Lillian, Maj. in Pharmacy, Univ, of Md., 122 N. Paca St., Baltimore, Md.

CHINE, Louise, Economics, Barnard College, 43-11 National St., Corona, Long Island, N. Y.

CHIN, Rockwood Q. P., Maj. in Govt., Yale Univ., 404-A Yale Station, New Haven, Conn.

CHIN, Shuyung, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 1116 Amster­dam Ave., N. Y. C.

CHIN, Young Ho, Gr. Maj. in Eco. & Socioi., Willamette Univ., 444 N. Cottage, Salem, Ore.

CHIN LEE, Grace Lillian, Chemistry, Barnard College, 3739—73rd St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. C.

CHIN LEE, Philip Harold, Columbia College, 3739—73rd St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. C.

CHIN, Shuyung, Livingston Hall, Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.CHING, Ju-Chi, Gr. Maj. in Polit., Princeton Univ., 11 Jef­

ferson Rd., Princeton, N. J.CHING, Raymond H. C„ Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ.,

Y. M. C. A., 357 Ninth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.CHING, Renold, Medicine, Univ, of Chicago, 5757 Univ.

Ave., Chicago, Ill.CHINN, Andrew Toy, Maj. in Engineering, Citadel, 2017 W.

Monroe St., Chicago, Ill.CHINN, Elaine Miriam, Wheaton College, 4570 Spuyten Duy-

vil Pkwy., N. Y. C.CHINN, Philip S., Pre-Arch., Univ, of Calif., 1035 Wash­

ington St., San Francisco, Calif.CHINN, Silas, Pre-Med., Univ, of Calif., 1035 Washington

St., San Francisco, Calif.CHING, Ah Fong, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 2648 Kalihi

St., Hawaii.CHING, Ah Leong, Agric., Univ, of Hawaii, 1033 Wolters

Lane, Hawaii.

CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

CHING, Alice Y. V., Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 713 Panni St., Hawaii.

CHING, Amy F., Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1004—6th Ave., Hawaii.

CHING, Clarence Mui Leong, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1675 Kamamalu Ave., Hawaii.

CHING, Edith Myak Lun, Home Econo., Univ, of Hawaii, Lawai, Koloa, Kanal.

CHING, Ellen, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Hanalei, Kanal.CHING, Ernest F., Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1675 Kama­

malu Ave., Hawaii.CHING, Francis M. F., Soc. Sci., Univfl of Hawaii, 1535

Young St., Hawaii.CHING, George C. K., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1651

Olona Lane, Hawaii.CHING, Hung Leong, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 2131

Dole St., Hawaii.CHING, Margaret C., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1237-B

Pua Lane, Hawaii.CHING, Marietta Meileen, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1004—

6th Ave., Hawaii.CHING, Priscilla, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 66,

Wailuku, Maui.CHING-SHAI, Theodora, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1122

Klnau St., Hawaii.CHINO, Thomas I., Archi., Univ, of So. Calif., Chula Vista,

Calif.CHINN, Ruth H., Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 3616 Nunanu St.,

Hawaii.CHIU, Ts Tong, Maj. In Socloi., Univ, of Pa., Crozer Semi­

nary, Chester, Pa.CHIU, Wai, Maj. in Bus., Columbia Univ., 557 W. 124th

St., N. Y. C.CHIU, Yau Too, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech.,

M. I. T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.CHO, Seung Hak, Gr. Columbia Univ., 633 W. 115th St.,

N. Y. C.CHAO, Alexander T. K., Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 365 W.

120th St., N. Y. C.CHOCK, Daisy K. H., Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 3413

Pahoa Ave., Hawaii.CHOCK, Edith, San Kung, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii,

1485 Liliha St., Hawaii.CHOCK, Herbert Y. C., Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 927—

10th Ave., Hawaii.CHOCK, Nellie Moon Tong, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii,

927—10th Ave., Hawaii.CHON, Helen Meew Ngan, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii,

Box 22, Pepeekao, Hawaii.CHON, Lun Chi, N. Y. U., 558 W. 158th St., N. Y. C.CHON, Phyllis Sue Ol, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, c/o

Waialae Golf Club, Hawaii.CHON, Richard, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 610 Keenawal

Lane, Hawaii.CHONG, Alice, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1815 Dole St.,

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

CHONG, Arthur, L., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St., Berk­eley, Calif.

CHONG, Harry Shina, Pre-M., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St., CHONG, Kim On, Maj. in Social Science, College of the

Pacific, Men’s Hall, C. O. P., Stockton, Calif. Berkeley, Oalif.

CHONG, Mabel Kaui, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 597 S. King St., Hawaii.

CHONG, Mabel L. F., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1306 Young St., Hawaii.

CHONG, Mabel T., Soc. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, 1815 Dole St., Hawaii.

CHONG, Nyit Wan, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 242, Hilo, Hawaii.

CHONG, Nyit Young, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 242, Hilo, Hawaii.

CHONG, Stanley V., Maj. in Landscape Architecture, Univ, of Ore., 227 Hull St., Portland, Ore.

CHONG, Wilfred W. C., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1800 Fort St., Hawaii.

CHOU, George C., Mr. and Mrs., 510 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.CHOU, Lum Charles, 558 W. 158th St., N. Y. C.CHOU, Mai,, Purdue Univ., 121 Fowler Ave., Lafayette, Ind.CHOW, Bacon F., 24 Chauncy St., Cambridge, Mass.CHOW, Felton, Maj. in Transport., Phila. Chinese Stud.

Club, 356 N. Redfield St., Philadelphia, Pa.CHOW, H. C., Chem., Univ, of Hl., 206 N. Gregory, Urbana,

Ill.CHOW, Turn Chi, N. Y. U., 461 Pearl St., Brooklyn, N. Y.CHOW, Yu Chun, Ohio Univ., 49 Stewart St., Athens, Ohio. CHOWJ1NG, Jack Gee, Maj. in Science, Stanford Univ.,

Box 714, Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.CHOY, Hung Fat, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Punalun, Oahu.CHOY, Robert H. C., Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, Punalun,

Oahu.CHU, Chilling, Univ, of Mich., 821 E. Huron, Ann Arbor,

Mich.CHU, F. B„ 47 Mott St., N. Y. C.CHU, Francis Y., Lib. Sc., Univ, of Wis., 436 N. Frances,

Madison, Wis. .CHU, Dauphin F., 521 W. 123rd St., N. Y. C.CHU, Henry Boies, Maj. in Medicine, Western Reserve Univ.,

1952 E. 116th St., Cleveland, Ohio.CHU, Hung Ti, Chinese Educ. Mission, Washington, D. C.CHU, Hung Ti, Gr. Maj. in Pollt. Sci., Univ, of Missouri,

1010 Conley St., Columbia, Mo.CHU, James Hing, Maj. in Pharmacy, Columbia Univ., 10

Doyers St., N. Y. C.CHU, Tso Chlh, Maj. in Pub. Health, Johns Hopkins Univ.,

1402 E. Chase St., Baltimore, Md.CHU, Yiu Kiu, N. Y. U„ 74 Forsythe St., Apt. 4, N. Y. C.CHU, Yuanting T., Univ, of Michigan, 711 Catherine, Ann

Arbor, Mich.CHU. Yu-Lun, Gr. Mai. in Engineering, West Virginia Univ.,

Morgantown, W. Va.

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

CHUANG, Chu L., Univ, of Michigan, 343 S. 5th Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich.

CHUCK, T. S. L., M. I. T., 98 Queensboro St., Boston, Mass.CHUCK, Violet W. O., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 928 Cedar

St., Hawaii.CHUH, T. T., 607 E. Park St., Champaigne, Ill.CHUN, Chee Kwon, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1415 lao

Lane, Hawaii.CHUN, Dai Ho, Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 1424—10th Ave.,

Hawaii.CHUN, Edward M., La. & S., Univ, of So. Calif., 3706 S.

Flower Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.CHUN, Edwin Y., Agric., Univ, of Hawaii, 572-A South St.,

Hawaii.CHUN, Eleanor Sui Mui, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1540 Leilane

St., Hawaii.CHUN, Eleanor Y. L., Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 1031 Noble

Lane, Hawaii.CHUN, Ethel Wai Eng, Home Econ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1050

Beretania St., Hawaii.CHUN, Grace C. L„ Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 24,

Kukuihaele, Hawaii.CHUN, Helen Kim Hoon, Home Econ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1130

Printers Lane, Hawaii.CHUN, Katherine K. Y., Home Econ., Univ, of Hawaii, 60 N.

School St., Hawaii.CHUN, Sun Ai, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2054 S. Bere­

tania St., Hawaii.CHUNG, Athur Baptiste, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1533

S. Beretania St., Hawaii.CHUNG, Chung Hsin, Maj. in' Science, Ohio State Univ.,

150 W. 8th Ave., Columbus, Ohio.CHUNG, Lillian M., La. & S., Univ, of So. Calif., 224 W.

48th St., Los Angeles, Calif.CHUNG, Nomi, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2129 Aluwene St.,

Hawaii.CHUNG, Thean Ching, Maj. in Liberal Arts, Virginia Military

Institute, Lexington, Va.CHUNG, T. H., Purdue Univ., 121 Fowler Ave., Lafayette,

Ind.CHUNG, Y. H„ Harvard Univ., Winthrop House, G. 23,

Cambridge, Mass.DAI, Bao Liu, Gr. Maj. in Polit. Sci., Johns Hopkins Univ.,

2704 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md.DAI, Bingham, Maj. in Anthrop., Yale Univ., 2676 Yale Sta.,

New Haven, Conn.DEA, Edward Foon, E. Engin., Univ, of Calif., International

House, Berkeley, Calif.DOO, James Kwai Chon, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii,

1030 S. Beretania St., Hawaii.FERN, Mrs. Henry Lum, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2037

Makanani Dr., Hawaii.FONG, Albert K. H., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1330

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

DER, Jack Him, Univ, of Michigan, 720 Haven Ave., Anu Arbor, Mich.

DENG, uora, Maj. In Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, Women’s Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa.

DER, ^uen F., M. 1. T., oi Bay State Ku., Boston, Mass.DioNG, Pek-King, Gr. Univ, of So. Calif., 4177 Haliaale

Ave., Los Angeles, Canf.DJANG, Chu, Univ, of Michigan, 917 E. Huron, Ann Arbor,

Mich.DJANG, Duak F., Gr. Maj. in Engineering, State Univ, of

Iowa, 403 S. Capitol, Iowa City, Iowa.DJANG, Siao-Sung, Univ, of Michigan, 227 S. Thayer, Ann

Arbor, Mich.DJU, S. C., Economics, Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, Ill.DONG, Andrew, E. Engin., Univ, of Calif., 21 Brenham Pl.,

San Francisco, Calif.DONG, Emma, Pre-M., Univ, of Calif., 2231 McKinley Ave.,

Berkeley, Calif.DONG, Hong, Maj. in Engineering, College of City of New

York, 503 W. 122nd St., N. Y. C.DOW, H. H., M. I. T., 385 Shawmut Ave., Boston, Mass.D’SANG, Lincoln Lin Gao, Gr. Maj. in Sociology, Drew Univ.,

Madison, N. J.DUN, Frank Wong, Ls., Univ, of Calif., 384 Santa Clara

Ave., Oakland, Calif.DUN, W., M. I. T., 148-A Highland Ave., Somerville, Mass.DZU, Tsin-Ming, Econ., Univ, of Calif., 2632 Durant Ave.,

Berkeley, Calif.ENG, Jane, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

3320 Bowman St., Philadelphia, Pa.ENG, Jim, Maj. in Mining, Mass. Inst. Tech., 184 Harrison

Ave., Boston, Mass.ENGE, Homer, George Washington Univ., 2001—19th St.,

Washington, D. C.EOYANG, Thomas Tsao, Gr. Columbia Univ., 530 W. 122nd

St., N. Y. C.FAN, Teh Shun, Zool., Univ, of Calif., International House,

Berkeley, Calif.FAN, Tsu Yen, Gr. Columbia Univ., 457 W. 123rd St., N.

Y. C.FAN, Tsu-Yen, Gr. Maj. in Hist., Tulane Univ, of Louisiana,

223 S. Roman St., New Orleans, La.FENG, Che Fang, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 109

Ithaca Rd., Ithaca, N. Y.FAN, Chih L., Univ, of Michigan, 605 Forest, Ann Arbor,

Mich.FENG, Hal Kao, Columbia Univ., 515 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.FENG, Hsiao Tang, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 240

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.FENG, H. Y., Gr. Maj. in Anthrop., Harvard Univ., 351

Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass.FENG, Tsan Chon, 480 Cleveland Rd., Cleveland, Ohio.Feng, Wan Hsi, Univ, of Michigan, Martha Cook, Ann

Arbor, Mich.

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

FOH, M. L., Engineering, Cornell Univ., 304 Ithaca Rd., Ithaca, N. Y.

FOIN, Theodore, Chemistry, Univ, of Chicago, 6120 Drexel Ave., Chicago, Ill.

FONG, Edward, Pre-M., Univ, of Calif., 578 Tenth St., Oak­land, Oalif.

FONG, Edward W., Civil Eng., 190 Canal St., N. Y. C.FONG, Douglas, Aviator, 16 Pell St., N. Y. C.FONG, Fulton, Engin., Univ, of Calif., 617 Madison St.,

Oakland, Calif.FONG, Helen, P. E., Univ, of Calif., 1919 % Addison St.,

Berkeley, Calif.FONG, Jacob, L. S., Univ, of Calif., 2234 Jefferson St.,

Berkeley, Calif.FONG, Lawrence, Mining, Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St.,

Berkeley, Calif.FU, Yan, Pol. Scl., Univ, of Calif., 2337 Haste St., Berkeley,

Calif. 'FONG, Koon Sun, Maj. In Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud.

Club, 256 S. 38th St., Philadelphia, Pa.FONG, Lawrence, Mln., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St.,

Berkeley, Calif.FONG. Louis B. C.I Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech.,

16 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass.FONG, Robert M„ Maj. in Fine Arts, N. Y. U., 297 Pearl

St., Brooklyn, N. Y.FONG, Violet M. I., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2011 Dole

St., Hawaii.FONG, Wellington David, Gr. Stud., Richmond College, Que­

bec, Canada.FONG, Young Kwong, Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Illinois,

201 S. Wright St.. Champaigne, Ill.FOO. Young Fong, La. & S.. Univ, of So. Calif., 661 S.

June St., Los Angeles, Calif.FUNG. Lung, Maj. in Medicine, Stanford Univ., 846 Jackson

St., San Francisco, Calif.FUNG. Samuel K. Y„ Maj. in Drama. Oarnegie Institute of

Technology, 2106 Pioneer Ave., Pittsburgh. Pa.FUNG, Samuel Kwok Ying, Maj. in Dram. Lit., Duquesne

Univ., 2839 W. Liberty Ave., South Hills, Pittsburgh, Pa.FU, Yan, Pol. Scl., Univ, of Calif., 2337 Haste St., Berkeley,

Calif.GAN. Kun Tow, Gr. Maj. in Dentistry, Northwestern Univ,

5606 Drexel Ave., Chicago, Ill.GAW, Harry, Maj. in Science, Yale Univ., 233 Edwards St.,

New Haven, Conn.GEE, Agnes Blair, Hist. Ed., Univ, of Calif., Arlington Ave ,

Oakland, Calif.GEE, Asta Ohn, H. Sci., Univ, of Calif., 1820 Euclid Ave ,

Berkeley, Calif.GEE, Edward, Maj. in Eco. & Finance, Saint Mary’s Col­

lege, 861 Clay St., San Francisco, Calif.GEE, Edward Wah, C. Engineering, Univ, of Calif., 2420

Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

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GEE, Herbert Wing, C. Engineering, Univ, of Calif., 2420 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

GEE, Winifred Craig, Columbia Univ., 411 W. 116th St., N. Y. C.

GIANG, Paul Adrain, Maj. in Science, Washington Mission­ary College, Washington Sanitarium, Takoma Park, ' Washington, D. C.

GIANG, Shuy Y., Univ, of Michigan, 526 S. Division, Ann Arbor, Mich.

GIN, Dzi-Chi, Maj. in Education, College of the Pacific, 214 E. Lafayette, Stockton, Calif.

GIN, Jeanette, Ls., Univ, of Calif., 260—7th St., Oakland, Calif.

GINN, Daisy Mildred, Comm., Univ, of Calif., 829 Grant Ave., San Francisco, Calif.

GOO, Edith, Arts, Univ, of Hawaii, Wailuku, Maui.GOO, John, Agric., Univ, of Hawaii, 1800-C Mamane Lane,

Hawaii.GOO, Sartiuel U., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1092 S.

Beretania St., Hawaii.GONG, Warren C., Gr. Stud., Northwestern Univ., 819 Graf-

fleld Pl., Evanston, Ill.GOON, Bonholm, M. Engin., Univ, of Calif., 2420 Bancroft

Way, Berkeley, Calif.GOON, Frank T. Y., Maj. in Law, Northeastern Univ., 10

Tvlor St., Boston, Mess.GWOTl, Hsing Hsuing, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 430 W.

122nd St., N. Y. C.GOON, Leong Fong, Engg., Univ, of Wash., 415—7th Ave.,

S., Seattle, Wash.MA, J., Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., Harvard Univ., 10 Trow­

bridge St., Cambridge, Mass.HAN, Maolin, Elec. Eng., Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, Ill.HAN, Mao Lin, Maj. in Engineering, Lewis Institute, 2017

W. Monroe St., Chicago, Ill.HAN. Shou H., George Washington Univ., 214—6th St., S.E.,

Washington, D. C.HEH. Ching Mine-. Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 230

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.HEE, Hop, Agri., Univ, of Hawaii, 23 Kanila St., Hawaii.HEE, Irene Kam Jun, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1234-F Emma

Lane, Hawaii.HEF. Sh-ong, Agric., Univ, of Hawaii, 29 Kanila St.,

Hawaii.HEW, Ah Kewn, Soc. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, 597 S. King

St., Hawaii.HEW, Alfred Yim Keie, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O.

Box 53, Paia, Maul.HIN, Mar Leong. International Relations, Univ, of So. Calif.,

1049% W. 36th Palace, Los Angeles, Calif.HING, Ng. William, Univ, of Michigan, 810 Saybil, Ann

Arbor, Mich.HO, Beyne, Grad. Univ, of So. Calif., 322 Cloverdale Ave.,

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HO, Chitty, Gr. Maj. in Engineering, State Univ, of Iowa, 323 S. Capitol, Iowa City, Iowa.

HO, C. S., Poli. Sci., Univ, of Illinois, 101 S. Busey, Urbana, Ill.

HO, Dora L. C., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1685 Lusi­tania St., Hawaii.

HO, Flora Goo, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 3689 Keanu St., Hawaii.

HO, Flora P., Nat. & Phys. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 2113 Puna St., Hawaii.

HO, Florence Yin, Elem. Educ., Univ, .of Hawaii, 1809 Dole St., Hawaii.

HO, Harry Mon Lan, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1228 Palama St., Hawaii.

HO, I-Djen, Maj. in Physics, Mount Holyoke College, c/o Dr. C. C. Wang, 2810 Stratford Ave., Cincinati, Ohio.

HO, Kim Lan Kaohimaunu, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1918 Huina St., Hawaii.

HO, Margaret Y-K, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1809 Dole St., Hawaii.

HO, Maude Kon Lin, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1031 Kenau St., Hawaii.

HO, Robert Wong, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1685 Lusi­tania St., Hawaii.

HO, Su Chen, Art., Columbia Univ., 352 W. 120th St., N.

HO, Theodore V. F., Maj. in Fine Arts, N. Y. U., 357—9th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

HO, Thomas J., Medicine, Univ, of Chicago, 5647 Drexel Ave., Chicago, Ill.

HO, Yichun C., Maj. in Law, Yale Univ., Box 634, Yale Sta., New Haven, Conn.

HOH, Pik Wan, Gr. M>aj. in Home Eco., Oregon State Agricultural College, Kent House, Corvallis, Ore.

HOM, Pearl Ying, Maj. in Ed., Albany College, c/o Dr. G. H. East, 255 E. 55th St., Portland, Ore.

HONG, Bernard Ho, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 284 N. Kukui St., Hawaii.

HONG, Jennie M., Arts & Sci., Univ, of Wash., 4224—10th, N.E., Seattle, Wash.

HONG, William Kealiekauahi, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii,26 N. Kuakini St., Hawaii. ‘

HOU, Te Pang, c/o Y. C. Hon, Box 522, W. Lafayette, Ind HOU, Y. C. Purdue Univ., 330 Lutz Ave., Lafayette, Mo.HSIA, Jun K., Univ, of Michigan, 732 S. Division, Ann Arbor,

Mich.HSIAO, Yuan E., Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., N. Y. U„ 347

Madison Ave., N. Y. C.HSIEH, Horine, Pol. Sci., Univ, of Calif., International

House, Berkeley, Calif.HSIEH, T. Y., Philosophy, Cornell Univ., 238 Linden Ave.,

Ithaca, N. Y.HSIEH, Wei Chieh, Maj. in Engineering, Ohio State Univ.,

134 W. Frambes Ave., Columbus, Ohio.

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HSIEH, W'-'n Tung, English, Univ, of Calif., International House, Berkeley, Calif.

HSIEH, Dr. Y. M., Physics, Calif. Inst, of Tech., 167 S. Wilson Ave., Pasadena, Calif.

HSIEH, Mrs. Y. M., 167 S. Wilson Ave., Pasadena, Calif.HSIUNG, Chang Lun, 1360 Madison St., N.W., Washington,

D. C.HSIUNG, David S., Physics, Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, Ill.HSIUNG, Sherchin, Gr. Maj. in Sciene, Johns Hopkins Univ.,

3011 Abell Ave., Baltimore, Md.HSIUNG, Susan S., Columbia Univ., 628 W .114th St., N.

Y. C.HSU, C. C., Elec. Eng., Calif. Inst of Tech., 1156 Steuben

St., Pasadena, Calif.HSU, Doris Y. M., Univ, of Mich., 526 S. Division, Ann

Arbor, Mich.HSU, Pe Sun, Maj. in Ed„ Columbia Univ., 439 W. 123rd St.,

N. Y. C.HSU, Pin-Ling, Agri., State College of Wash., Box 94, Col­

lege Station, Pullman, Wash.HSU, Siu Lin, Univ, of Pennsylvania, 124 Baldwin Dorm.,

37 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.HSU, Sui-Lin, Maj. in Ind. Mgt., Univ, of Pennsylvaniia,

Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 124 Baldwin Dorm, Phila., Pa.HSU, Theodore, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

226 S. 38th St., Philadelphia, Pa.HSU, Theodore Shih-Doh, Maj. in Medicine, Univ, of Pa.,

226 S. 38th St., Philadelphia, Pa.HSUEH, Tzu Kang, 5 E. 63rd St., N. Y. C.HSUEH, Yi, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside

Dr., N. Y. C.HU, Chao Wang, Univ, of Mich., 812 Washington, Ann Arbor,

Mich.HU, C. N., Psychology, Univ, of Chicago, 5757 Drexel Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.HU, Chi S, Univ, of Mich., 411 Hamilton, Ann Arbor, Mich.HU, Honrv S. C., Soc. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, 1757 Fort St.,

Hawaii.HU, Jackson Kee, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1896

Panoa Rd., Hawaii. -HU R C.. Univ, of Mich., 411 Hamilton, Ann Arbor, Mich.HU, Tse-Hwar, Gf. Stud., Northwestern Univ., 1620 Ridge

Ave., Evanston, Ill.HU, Tun-Wu, Mai. in Applied Social Sciene, Western Reserve

Univ., Cleveland, Ohio.HU, T. Y., Gr. Maj. in Miath., Harvard Univ., 24 Quincey

St., Cambridge, Mass.HU, Wing Chung, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 1986 Panoa

Rd., Hawaii.HUANG. Chi Shaw, Gr. St., N. Y. U., 557 W. 124th St.,

N. Y. C.HUANG. Chu Fei, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 3155 Broadway,

N. Y. C.

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

HUANG, Franklin C., Maj. in Ed., N. Y. U., 500 Riverside Dr., N. Y. C.

HUANG, G, Maj. in Pub. Health, Harvard Univ., 16 Francis St., Cambridge, Mass.

HUANG, G. C., Accounting, Columbia Univ., 357 W. 121st St., N. Y. C.

HUANG, Gertrude Chun Yen, Maj. in Dentistry, Univ, of Maryland, 114 W. Franklin St., Baltimore, Md.

HUANG, Hunter, 430 W. 122nd St., N. Y. C.HUANG, James Chionln, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., Box

436, Teachers College, N. Y. C.HUANG, Ju Chin, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., Box 436,

Teachers College, N. Y. C.HUANG, Ke-Kang, Maj. in Pub. Health, Johns Hopkins

Univ., 615 N. Wolfe St.HUANG, Pane C., Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., N. Y. U., 151

Ridge St., N. Y. C.HUANG, Pien Chun, 351 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass.HUANG, Po Wen, Chinese Educ. Mission, Washington, D. C.HUANG, Y. H., Engineering, 542 W. 112th St., N. Y. C.HUANG, T. L., Purdue Univ,. 223 Harrison St., Lafayette,

Ind.HUANG, Tsing Young, Gr. Maj. in Polit. Sci., Johns Hopkins

University, Baltimore, Md.HUANG, Yao Tsai, Maj. in Engineering, Columbia Univ.,

226 E. 14th St., N. Y. C.HUANG, Yuan, Maj. in A. & S., Dewis Inst., 2127 Archer

Ave., Chicago, Ill.HUI, Ching Yeung, Gr. Maj. in Art, Cornell Univ., 304

Ithaca Rd., Ithaca, N. Y.HUIE, Edward, Liberal Arts, Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, HI.HUIE, Sam, Maj. in Engineering, College City of New York,

400 W. 160th St., N. Y. C.HWANG, Chen Hwa, N. Y. U., 530 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.HWANG, Chen Hwa (Miss), Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ.,

546 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.HWANG, Ching Yun, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 1116 Amster­

dam Ave., N. Y. C.HWANG, Djung-Liang, GO. JVDaj. in Bus. Admin., 281 Fourth

Ave., N. Y. C.HWANG, Djung Liang, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 430 W.

122nd St., N. Y. C. ,HWANG, Ella L., Maj. in Ed., N. Y. U., 3132 Broadway,

N. Y. C.HWANG, Florence, Univ, of Mich., 1115 S. University, Ann

Arbor, Mich.HWANG, Josephine, Art. & Sci., Univ, of Wash., 4116—11th

N. E., Seattle, Wash.HWANG, Shui-Lwen, Gr. Maj. in Art, Cornell Univ., 133

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.HWANG, Yu-Kwei, Maj. in Art, Woman’s College of Ala­

bama, Montgomery, Ala.ING, Eunice, Maj. in Nursing, Pacific Union College, Angwin,

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

ING, Beatrice K. F., Home Econo., Univ, of Hawaii, 1704 Poke St., Hawaii.

ING, May, Home Econo., Univ, of Hawaii, 1704 Poke St., Hawaii.

ING, Theodore Hen Leong, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1882 Lusitania St., Haw'aii. .

IP, Po Tmg, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech., 22 Bigelow St., Cambridge, Mass.

ISAAK, Konstantin John, Maj. in Medicine, Univ, of Penn­sylvania, 850 E. Thompson St., Philadelphia, Pa.

JAN, John, Mining, Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St., Berkeley, Calif.

JANG, Tim, M. Engin., Univ, of Calif., 2420 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

JAO, Chin C., Univ, of Michigan, 713 Church, Ann Arbor, Mich.

JAY, Kwai Lan, Elcm. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2020-A Wilder Ave., Hawaii.

JAY, Mew Yung, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 802 Kalihl St., Hawaii.

JEE, Pon Quee, Math., Univ, of Calif., 1732 Berkeley Way, Berkeley, Calif.

JEN, Chili Kung, Research Lab. of Physics, Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass. .

JEN. Pei Tao Jean, Maj. in Ed., Univ, of Wichita, 1720 N.Holyoke, Wichita, Kan.

JEN, Tai, 117 Trowbridge St., Cambridge, Mass.JENSAO, Mary, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 139 Kuakinl St.,

Hawaii.JING, Fred Quong, Maj. in Medicine, Box 1753, Stanford.

Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.JUE, Coyle L„ Pre-M., Univ, of Calif, 2600 Etna St., Berk­

eley, Calif.JUE, Harry, Ls„ Univ, of Calif., 72—7th St., Oakland, Calif.JUE, Wing York Com., Univ, of Calif., 1919/2 Addison St.,

Berkeley, Calif.JUE, Wing Tow, Bus.-Admln., Univ, of Calif., 1919/ Addi­

son St., Berkeley, Calf.JUE, Wng Yioirk, Com., Univ, of Calif., 1919/ Addison St,

Berkeley, Calif.JUNG, Harry Gordon, Box 801, Stanford Univ., Palo Alto,

Calif.KAI, George Pilipo, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 406 Haili St.,

Hilo, Hawaii.KAI-KEE, Mark, Maj. in Science, Stanford Univ., 925 Stan­

ford Ave., Palo Alto, Calif.KAM, Aileen K. L., Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1911 Dole

St., Hawaii.KAM, L. K., Maj. in Bus., Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 4007

Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.KAMM, Margaret Ngate Oi, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii,

2041 Cogne Ave., Hawaii.KAN, Man Hin, Maj. in Transport., Univ, of Illinois, 201

S. Wright St., Champalgne, Ill.KAN, Tien Tang, Maj. in Engineering, Cornell Univ., 133

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.

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KANG, Bun Po, Maj. in Engineeering, Univ, of Maryland, ■ 403 Flower Ave., Takotna, Md.

KANG, Cogan Janies, Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Cornell Univ., 416 Highland Road, Ithaca, N. Y.

KAO, Wen Y., Univ, of Michigan, 609 Monroe, Ann Arbor, Mich.

KAO, Y. C., Purdue Univ., 223 Harrison St., Lafayette, Ind.KAU, Benjamin L. F., Soc. Set, Univ, of Hawaii, 1858 Liliha

St., Hawaii.KAU, L. S., Maj. in Medicine, Phlla. Chin. Stud. Club, Grad.

Hosp., 19th & Lombard Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.KAY, Lawrence, Arts & Set, Univ, of Wash., 521—10th St.,

Seattle, Wash.KENG, Yi Li, Gr. Stud., George Washington Univ., Smith­

sonian Institute, Washington, D. C.KHEANG, Harry Luey, Maj. in Engineering, N. Y. U.,

Gould Hall, N. Y. U., University Heights, N. Y. C.KIANG, Kwe Yuin, Education, Columbia Univ., 500 River­

side Drive, N. Y. C.KIANG, Luther Pen-Hsin, Gr. Maj. in Relig. Ed., Drew

Univ., Madison, N. J.KIANG, Paul, Gr. Maj. in Theology, Boston Univ., 56 Tyler

St., Boston, Mass.KIM, Chin Kook, Maj. in Chem., Vanderbilt Univ., 629 */2

Church St., Nashville, Tenn.KIM, Ruth Ng (Miss), English, Univ, of Calif, at Los

Angeles, 1210 So. Kingsley Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.KIM, Yum Sue, Gr. M'aj. In Horticulture, Kansas State Col­

lege of A. & A. S., 11th & Osage Sts., Manhattan, Kan. KING, Benjamin, Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich.KING, Ernest, Medicine, Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, Ill.KING, Evelyn Harriet Wong, Education, Rhode Island Col­

lege of Education, 21 Somerset St., Providence, R. I.KING, Harinth, Clark Hall, Far East, Univ, of Wash.,

Seattle, Wash.KING, James D., Maj. in Med., George Washington Univ.,

1736 G St., Washington, D. C.KING, Nelson W„ Pharmacy, Univ, of So. Calif., 4625 Ver­

mont Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.KO, Chng Chuan, Chem., International House, Berkeley,

Calif.KO, Cheng Chuan, Physics, Univ, of Calif., 66 Panoramic

Way, Berkeley, Calif.KO, Fook Sun, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech., M. I.

T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.KO, Pyung N., Grad. Univ, of Wis., 556 State St., Madison,

Wis.KO, S. Y., Gr. Maj. in Govt., Harvard Univ., 351 Harvard

St., Cambridge, Mass.KO, Sun F., Maj. in Music, New England Conservatory of

Music, Mass. Institute of Technology Dorm, Cambridge, Mass.

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KONG, Helen (Miss), Ls., Univ, of Calif, at Los Angeles, 1138 Woodruff, Los Angeles, Calif.

KONG, Pak Yeuk (Lincoln), Sociology, Transylvania Col­lege, Lexington, Ky.

KONG, Wah Chun, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1225 Pua Lane, Hawaii.

KU, Tsung Ying, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 101 Morningside . Drive, N. Y. C.

KUAN, Mei-Jung, Maj. in Theology, Oberlin College, Theo­logical Quadrangle, Oberlin, Ohio.

KUAN, Tsu-Chen, Maj. in Theology, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, Pendle Hill, Wallingford, Pa.

KUNG, Chen-Kae, Maj. in Law, Columbia Univ., 355 W. 121st St., N. Y. C.

KUNG, Hin Pao, Chem., Univ, of Calif., International House, Berkeley, Calif.

KUNG, Kai Ming, Gr. Stud., P. O. Box 436, Teachers Coll., Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.

KUNG, Mo Lan, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 510 W. 124th St., N. Y. O.

KUO, H. C., Purdue Univ., 330 Lutz Ave., Lafayette, Ind.KUO, P. C., Gr. Maj. in Hist., Harvard Univ., 1 Cleveland

St., Cambridge, Mass.KUO, Po Yu, 119 Waverly Pl., San Francisco, Calif.KUO, Wu-Chiao, 540 Manhattan Ave., N. Y. C.KWAN, Amy Hokwan, Maj. in Dentistry, Univ, of Maryland,

114 W. Franklin St., Baltimore, Md.KWAN, Chia Chi, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 133

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.KWAN, Chuk N., Univ, of Michigan., 335 S. Division, Ann

Arbor, Mich.KWAN, Gaius P., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich.KWAN, Yu, Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Nevada, 606 N.

Virginia St., Reno, Nevada.KWOCK, Charles M. C., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1026

Nunanu St., Hawaii.KWOH, Yeng Gin, Maj. in Commerce, N. Y. U., 592 Atlantic

Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.KWOK, Benjamin, Maj. in Religion, Kissam Hall, Vander­

bilt Univ., Nashville, Tenn.KWONG, H. T., 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.KWONG, W. W., 174 Canal St., N. Y. C.KWONG, Loo Idling, La. & S., Univ, of So. Calif., 1036

W. 36th Place, Los Angeles, Calif.LAI, Daniel G., Maj. in Pub. Health, Johns Hopkins Univ.,

615 N. Wolfe St., Baltimore, Md.LAI, Guy William, M. Engin., Univ, of Calif., 130—7th St.,

Oakland, Calif.LAI, Kum Pul, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 323 Leilehua

Lane, Hawaii.

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LAM, Mrs. Ah Chin Loo, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1238 Lunalilo St., Hawaii.

LAM, Bernice, Maj. in Home Eco., Univ, of Nevada, 140 West St., Reno, Nev.

LAM, Christina, Eoc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box 1913, Hawaii.

LAM, Constance (Jun, Hung), Maj. in Sociology, Woman's College of the Univ, of No. Carolina, 88 Morningside Dr., N. Y. C. (c/o Mr. Arthur Rugh).

LAM, Philip T. F., Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1382 Liliha St., Hawaii.

LAMB, Foch Pul, Maj. in Arts, Ohio Univ., 227 E. State St., Athens, Ohio.

LAN, Chunlln Leland, Gr. Maj. In Bacteriology, Univ, of Kansas, 1701 Louisiana St., Lawrence, Kan.

LAU, Allen, Pol. Sci., Univ, of Chicago, 2119 Archer Ave., Chicago, Ill.

LAU, Ellziabeth, Arts, Univ, of Hawaii, 1803 Bingham St., Hawaii.

LAU, Joseph, Maj. In Medicine, Phlla. Chinese Stud. Club, Hahnainan Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa.

LAU, Kenneth (Miss), Med., Univ, of Illinois, 609 E. Daniel, Urbana, Ill.

LAU, Lai Yui, Ed., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. O.

LAU, Rudy Tang, Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor, Mich.

LAU, Thomas C. S., Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 3703 Harding Ave., Hawaii.

LAU, Tsing Lai, Maj. in Home Economics, Illinois Wesleyan Univ. (Home Address), 605—5th St., LaSalle, Ill. (School Address), 6 White Pi., Bloomington, Ill.

LAU, Tsung, Lai, Grad., Univ, of Wis., 1113 W. Johnson, Madison, Wls.

LAU, Violet Y. Kwai, Educ., .Univ, of Hawaii, 1216 Klnan St., Hawaii.

LAU, Wah Chun, Maj. in Agri., Univ, of ^Florida, 2084 Leon St., Gainesville, Fla.

LEE, Abbie Kahakalani, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1199 Kil­auea Ave., Hilo, Hawaii.

LEE, Alice Keakealanl, Sic. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2041 Iholena St., Hawaii.

LEE, Alice K. Y., Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1408 Farrington St., Hawaii.

LEE, Allyan, M. Engin., Univ, of Calif., 702 Madison St., Oakland, Calif.

LEE, Benjamin F., Maj. in Engineering, Lewis Inst., 250 W. 22nd St., Chicago, Ill.

LEE, Benn, 116 S. 21st St., Philadelphia, Pa.LEE, Bernard Chong, Voc. Ed., Univ, of Hawaii, 1098 S.

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LEE, Bung Chong, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 72 N. Hotel St., Hawaii.

LEE, Carlson, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 3616 Wailai Rd., Hawaii.

LEE, Constance, Education, 19 Mott St., N. Y. C.LEE, Cora Yut, English, Univ, of Calif., 750 Grant Ave.,

San Francisco, Calif.LEE, C. Y., Purdue Univ., 121 Fowler Ave., Lafayette, Ind.LEE, Ching Hi, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chine Stud. Club,

305 Warwick Dorm., Univ, of Pa., Philadelphia, Pa.LEE, Chuck, Engg., Univ, of Wash., 318—25th Ave., Seattle,

Wash.LEE, Chung Sau, Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin, N. Y. U., P. O.

Box 585, City Hall Station, N. Y. C.LEE, Dai Wah, Sugar Tech., Univ, of Hawaii, 3616 Waialae

Ave., Hawaii.LEE, Daniel Li Lien Ke, Gr. Maj. in Relig. Ed., Drew Univ.,

Madison, N. J.LEE, David A., Pre-Arch., Univ, of Calif., 1645 Allston

Way, Berkeley, Calif.LEE, Donald Kuo-Chih, Gr. Maj. in Pharmacy, Oregon State

Agricultural College (School Address), 616 S. 17th St., Corvallis, Ore. (Home Address), 67 N. 4th St., Port­land, Ore.

LEE, Dora A., Med., Univ, of Calif., 2147—12th Ave., Oak­land, Calif;

LEE, Etta, Pre-Med., Univ, of Calif., 2222 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

LEE, Fong-Lan, Civ. Engg., State College of Wash., Inter­national House, Pullman, Wash.

LEE, F. W., Purdue Univ., 103 W. Stadium Ave., Lafayette, Ind.

LEE, Frank S., Maj. in Medicine, West Virginia Univ., Morgantown, W. Va.

LEE, Frank Y., Ls., Univ, of Calif., 56 The Uplands, Berk­eley, Calif.

LEE, Fung Lai, Maj. in A. & S., Lewis Inst., 229 W. 22nd St., Chicago, HI.

LEE, George Quan, General Deliv., Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.

LEE, George Y., Chem., Univ, of Calif., 427 Front St., San Francisco, Calif.

LEE, Gordon, Maj. in Engineering, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 517 Market St., Camden, N. J.

LEE, Hanah T., Econ., Univ, of Calif., 2222 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

LEE, H. W., Purdue Univ., 103 W. Stadium Ave., Lafayette, Ind.

LEE, Handel Yu Yung, Gr. Maj. in Sociology, Drew Univ., Madison, N. J.

LEE, Harold K. F., Voc. Educ. & Agric., Univ, of Hawaii, 2137 Wilder Ave., Hawaii.

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LEE, Harry K., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1244 Hall St., Hawaii.

LEE, Henry, M. Engin., Univ, of Calif., 2420 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

EEE, Henry B., College of Wooster, 1541 Beall Ave., Wooster, Ohio.

EEE, Hugh J., Gr. Columbia Univ., 535 W. 110th St., N. Y. C.

EEE, Katz C. S., Arts, Univ, of Hawaii, 1327 Pue Eane, Hawaii.

LEE, Ki Cheng, Gr. Stud., Box 436, Teachers College, Colum­bia Univ., N. Y. C.

LEE, Kam Fong, Chem., Univ, of Calif., 1104 McAllister St., San Francisco, Calif.

LEE, Kwo T., Univ, of Michigan, 411 Hamilton, Ann Arbor, Mich.

LEE, Lillie Lew, Univ, of Calif., 2138 Center St., Watsonville, Calif.

LEE, Lily, Gr. Maj. in Home Eco., Kansas State College of A. & A. S., 800 N. Manhattan Ave., Manhattan, Kan.

LEE, Limb Poon, Maj. in Soc. Sci., College of the Pacific, 214 E. Lafayette, Stockton, Calif.

LEE, Louise, Ls., Univ, of Calif., 115 Wetmore St., San Francisco, Calif.

LEE, Lun Ching, Bus. Admin., Univ, of Calif., 2'600 Etna St., Berkeley, Calif.

LEE, Margaret Y. T., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 3765 Harding Ave., Hawaii.

LEE, Nellie, Gr. 'Social Work, N. Y. School of Social Work, 19 Mott St., N. Y. C.

LEE, Philip, Maj. in Engineering, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 5222 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.

LEE, Robert C. H., Maj. in Medicine, Stanford Univ., 1115 Stockton St., San Francisco, Calif.

LEE, Robert Wen Tsu, Maj. in Soc. Sci., Wardman Hall, Whittier College, Whittier, Calif.

LEE, Rosalie Leong, Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 3642 McCorris- ton St., Hawaii.

LEE, Shin Chih, Maj. in Bus., Univ, of Illinois, 206 N. Romine St., Urbana, Ill.

LEE, Sarah Elaine, Econ., Univ, of Calif., 702 Madison St., Oakland, Calif.

LEE, Shison C., Univ, of Illinois, 707 W. Nevada St., Urbana, Ill.

LEE, Sing Chuen, Maj. in Govt., George Washington Univ., 903—10th St. N. W., Washington, D. C.

LEE, Soon, Eng. EE., Univ, of Calif., 710 Grant Ave., San , Francisco, Calif.LEE, Stella Gay, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

3233 Queen Lane, Philadelphia, Pa.

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LEE, Stephen, Maj. in Bible, Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill.

LEE, Sui Fong, Education, Univ, of So. Calif., 1046 W. 35th St., Eos Angelei?, Calif.

LEE, Susan M., Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 16 6 E. 96th St., N. Y. C.

LEE, Te Chia, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 160 Claremont Ave., N. Y. C. . .

LEE, Thomas, International Relations, Univ, of Chicago, International House, Chicago, III.

LEE, Tom Yim, Photography, 207 E. 39th St., N. Y. C.LEE, Toy Len (Miss), Ls., Univ, of Calif., International

House, Berkeley, Calif.LEE, Tung Kong, Econ., Univ, of Calif., 458 Grant Ave.,

San Francisco, Calif.LEE, Wahoo, Maj. in Comm., N. Y. U., 24 Mott St., N. Y. C.LEE, Wan Kyan, Physics, Univ, of Calif., 2610 Dwight Way,

Berkeley, Calif.LEE, Wm. C. W., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Rear, 545 N.

School St., Hawaii.LEE, William Daniel, Dentistry, Univ, of So. Calif., 4226

Denker Ave., Los Angeles, Oalif.LEE, W. W., Purdue Univ., 112 Sylvia St., Washington,

D. C.LEE, Y. S., Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 944 Main St., Col­

legeville, Pa.LEE, Wei-Yuan, Educ., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside Drive,

N. Y. C. _LEE, Yen San, Ursinus College, 944 Main St., Collegeville,

Pa.LEE, You How, George Washington Univ., 208—2nd St. S.E.,

Washington, D. C.LEE, Yuk Quon, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box

25, Waipaho, Hawaii.LEI, Cheuk Lan, Gr. Univ, of Wash., 4238—12th N.E., Seattle,

Wash.LEI, Chung-Sang, Maj. in Poli. Sci., Univ, of Dubuque,

Dubuque, Iowa.LEI, Frederick C., 1112 Penna. Railway Station, Pittsburgh,

Pa.LEl, Suet H., Univ, of Mich., 333 E. Washington, Ann

Arbor, Mich.LEIGH, Mu Yao Wm., Physics, Univ, of Calif., Ill Alvarado

Road, Berkeley, Calif.LEM, Clayton, Univ, of Mich., 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor, Mich.LEM, Wing Fong, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech.,

M. I. T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.LEON, Nora, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1709-B Iliahi St.,

Hawaii.LEONG, Ah Jook, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 934—8th

Ave., Hawaii.

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LEONG, Amy, Soc. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, 5-A Kokio Lane, Hawaii.

LEONG, B. W., 225 E. 31st St., N. Y. C.LEONG, Choy Wun, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 330 Mc­

Neill St., Hawaii.LEONG, Elizabeth (Miss), Social Service, Univ, of Chicago,

International House, Chicago, Ill.LEONG, Elmer Wm., Econ., Univ, of Calif., 2420 Bancroft

Way, Berkeley, Calif.LEONG, Harriet K. C., Art, Univ, of Hawaii, 1119 Lunalilo

St., Hawaii.LEONG, Irene S. K., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1736 Lewalani

Drive, Hawaii.LEONG, Kenneth, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box 86,

Kahuku, Oahu.LEONG, Lo Yim, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 934—8th

Ave., Hawaii.LEONG, Nancy, Y. W., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1237-B

Palama St., Hawaii.LEONG, Phoebe Meng Hsuan, Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 1020

Isenberg St., Hawaii.LEONG, Richard K., Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 86,

Kahuku, Oahu.LEONG, Sun, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1533 Kaulana Lane,

• Hawaii.LEUNG, Chi Kwong, Maj. in Science, Ottterbein College,

Cochran Hall, Westerville, Ohio.LEUNG, Jennie, Maj. in Sociology & Eng. Lit., Wellesley

College, 200 S. Concho St., San Antonio, Tex.LEUNG, Kai Kuen, Maj. in Applied Arts, Univ, of Cincinnati,

2357 Wheeler St., Cincinnati, Ohio.LEUNG, Ping Kei, Gr. Univ, of So. Calif., 828 W. 36th Place,

Los Angeles, Calif.LEUNG, Dr. Yuk Yi, Gr. Maj. in Medicine, Univ, of Pitts­

burgh, Magee Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.LEW, Albert, Agri., Univ, of Colum., 120 Hillcrest, Berkeley,

Calif.LEW, Allen, Ls., Univ, of Calif., International House,

Berkeley, Calif.LEW, E., M. I. T., 15 Tyler St., Boston, Mass.LEW, Edward Abraham, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 910

Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.LEW, Harry, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 1955—64th St.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.LEW, Harry W., Engineering, Calif. Inst, of Tech., 427 N.

I<os Angeles St., Los Angeles, Oalif.LEW, Hong, Art. Scl., Univ, of Wash., 3006—15th South,

Seattle, Wash.LEW, Irving, Maj. in Law, Columbia Univ., 1711 Park Pl.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.LEW, . Marie Margaret (Lee), Maj. in Home Eco., Univ, of

Idaho, Moscow, Idaho.

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LEW, Bow Gin, Pharmacy, Univ, of Wash., 408—6th South, Seattle, Wash.

LEW, Wah B„ Pre-Med., Univ, of Calif., 128—5th St., Oak­land, Calif.LEW, Wing, Mining, Univ, of Calif., 128—5th St., Oakland,

Calif.LI, Agnes, Maj. in Eng., Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College,

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind.LI, Charles, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 519 W. 114th St.,

N. Y. C.LI, Ching Chen, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Illinois, 101 S.

Busey St., Urbana, Ill.LI, Ching Hsi, Univ, of Pennsylvania, 41 Thom. Penn. Dorm.,

’ 37th & Spruce Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.LI, Choh-Ming, Econ., Univ, oil Calif., 2647 Channing Way,

Berkeley, Calif.LI, C. N., Psy., 430 W. 122nd St., N. Y. C.LI, C. N. (Mrs.), 430 W. 122nd St., N. Y. C.LI, Eon, Maj. in Engineering, Georgia School of Technology,

(U. S. Address) 786 Coney Island Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., (School Address) Knowles Dormitory, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Ga.

LI, Ge-Hsing, Maj. in Law, State Univ, of Iowa, 325 S. Capitol, Iowa City, Iowa.

LI, Goldie Joan, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 52 S. Kukui St., Hawaii.

LI, H. T., Gr. Maj. in Education, Harvard Univ., 99 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass.

LI, Min Djoh-I, Psych., Univ, of Calif., 2647 Channing Way, Berkeley, Calif.

LI, Mo Chih, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech., M. I. T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.

LI, Norman Moses, Maj. in Chem., Kenyon College, 11312 Hessler Road, Cleveland, Ohio.

LI, Ta, Univ, of Michigan, 810 Sybil, Ann Arbor, Mich.LI, Tinlih Lewis, Education, Univ, of So. Calif., 5348—11th

Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.LI, Y. C., Purdue Univ., 330 Lutz Ave., Lafayette, Ind.LIAN, Ellen Yuk Yung, Eco. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, Kai

Malino, Kona, Hawaii.LIANG, C. C., Gr. Maj. in Eco., Harvard Univ., 10 Trow­

bridge St., Cambridge, Mass.LIANG, Da Pen, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 521 W. 123rd St.,

N. Y. C.LIANG, Dorathy, Maj. in Music., New England Conservatory

of Music, 81 Stephen St., Boston, Mass.LIANG, Hua Yen, Maj. in Poli. Sci., Stanford Univ., 883

Sacramento St., San Francisco, Calif.LIANG, Poe, Maj. in Science, Box 2029, Stanford Univ.,

Palo Alto, Calif.LIANG, Sing-Kue, Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., Harvard Univ.,

McCulloch D-14, Cambridge, Mass.

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LIANG, Tung, Univ, of Michigan, 311 Thompson, Ann Arbor, Mich.

LIAO, Wen, Univ, of Michigan, 713 Church, Ann Arbor, Mich.LIEU, F. N. Z., Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., Harvard Univ.,

Morris D-35, Cambridge, Mass.LIH, Bjorn, Columbia Univ., 8 First Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.JEN, Pong Cheh, Chemistry, Southwestern College, 309 Hous­

ton, Winfield, Kan.IIJIMA, Grace Katuc, French, Barnard, 604 W. 162nd St.,

N. Y. C.LIM, Grant I., John Jay Hall, N. Y. C.LIM, Peter N., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor, Mich.LIM, James B., Hist., Univ, of Calif., 606—25th St., Oak­

land, Calif.LIM, Nancy P., P. E., Univ, of Calif., 606—25th St., Oak­

land, Calif.LIM, Poon Lee, Maj. in Chem., Canisius College, 227 Lexing­

ton Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.LIM, Robert, Business, Univ, of Chicago, 5633 Drexel Ave.,

Chicago, Ill. .LIN, Edward Yu-Teh, Gr. Maj. in Eco., Princeton Univ.,

Mercer Road, Princeton, N. J.LIN, Lin, Maj. in Bus. Org., Ohio State Univ., 134 W. 8th

Ave., Columbus, Ohio.LIN, Mousheng, Maj. in Govt., Yale Univ., 104 Bristol St.,

New Haven, Conn.LIN, S. W., Agric., Cornell Univ., 404 Eddy St., Ithaca, N. Y.LIN, Tung Chi, Pol. Sci., Univ, of Calif, 38-B Panoramic

Way, Berkeley, Calif.LIN, Tung Yen, CE., Univ, of Calif., 38-B Panoramic Way,

Berkeley, Calif.LIN, Wei Wayne, Econ., Univ, of Calif., 2610 Dwight Way,

Berkeley, Calif.LIN, Wei Ying, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 519 W. 114th St,

N. Y. C.LIN, W. Y., 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.LIN, Wen-Piao, Maj. in Science, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

226 S. 38th St., Philadelphia, Pa.LING, Bing C., Univ, of Michigan, Newberry Residence, Ann

Arbor, Mich.LING, Harry (Hwa-Fang), Maj. in Pre-Med., Depauw Univ.,

507 S. Indiana St., Greencastle, Ind.LING, Hsien-Chang, Maj. in Commerce, Northwestern Univ.,

1110 Foster St., Evanston, Ill.LING, Hung Tu, Maj. in Eco., Univ, of Colorado, 1146—12th

St., Boulder, Colo.LING, Lem Hugh, Maj. in Comm., N. Y. U., 776—8th Ave.,

N. Y. C.LING, Shao-Wen, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 404

Eddy St., Ithaca, N. Y.LING, Chun C., Grad. Univ, of Wis., 436 N. Frances, Madi­

son, Wis.

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LING, Myron Mien Dji, Grad., Univ, of So. Calif, 1091 W. 35th St., Los Angeles, Calif.

LING, Sheek, 225 E. 31st St., N. Y. C.LINN, George Charles, Maj. in Medicine, Columbia Univ., 201

Sherman Ave., N. Y. C.LINN, Maynard Wallace, Maj. in Ed., 186 Annex T. C..

Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.LIU, Alexander T. F., George Washington Univ., 1360 Madi­

son St., Washington, D. C.LIU, Arthur, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

1107 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.LIU, C. L„ Chem. Eng., 303 W. 90th St., N. Y. C.LIU, C. L. (Mrs.), 303 W. 90th St., K. Y. C.LIU, C. T., Gr. Maj. in Eco., Harvard Univ., 57 Ellery St.,

Cambridge, Miass.LIU, Cheng Chao, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 203

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.LIU, Cheng Tung, Maj. in Transport., Univ, of Pennsylvania,

3711 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.LIU, Cheng Y., Univ, of Michigan, 715 Oakland, Ann Arbor,

Mich.LIU, Chiao Ming, Maj. in Journalism, Univ, of Missouri, 400

S. 5th St., Columbia, Mo.LIU, Chiu, Grad. Maj. in Bus. Admin., N. Y. U., 770-A

Greene Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.LIU, Doris, Gr. Stud., Univ, of Denver, 2284 So. Josephine

St., Denver, Col.LIU, Eleanor Yuen Len, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 112

S. School St., Hawaii.LIU, Flora S. T., Gen. Set, Univ, of Hawaii, 3306 Lazette

Ave., Hawaii.LIU, Florence S. L., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1523

Alexander St., Hawaii.LIU, Florence Y. J., Soc. Set, Univ, of Hawaii, 112 S. School

St., Hawaii.LIU, Fu Chi, 521 W. 112th St., N. Y. C.LIU, Hu, Gr. Stud., Univ, of Minnesota, 2183 Commonwealth

Ave., St. Paul, Minn.LIU, Henry C., Maj. in Ed., P. O. Box 4567 T. C., Columbia

Univ., N. Y. CLIU, Hu, 135 De Sota St., Gainsville, Fla. .LIU, Hsi D., Univ, of Michigan, Martha Cook Bldg., Ann

Arbor, Mich.LIU, Hsing Hwa, Univ, of Michigan, 411 Hamilton Place,

Ann Arbor, Mich.LIU, Ju C„ Grad. Univ, of Wis., Ill S. Randall Ave., Madi­

son, Wis.LIU, Kou Ik. Maj. in Bus. Admin., Univ, of Missouri, 403

College St., Columbia, Mo.LIU, Snowpine, Education, Univ, of So. Calif., 1052 W. 36th

St., Los Angeles, Calif.

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LIU, T., Chemistry, Cornell Univ., Baker Laboratory, Ithaca, N. Y.

LIU, Wallace H. H., Univ, of Michigan, 411 Hamilton, Ann Arbor, Mich.

LIU, Wang S., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor, Mich. LIU, Yueh Chen, Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside Dr., N. Y. C. LIU, Y. P., Chem., Calif. Inst, of 8ech, 436% S Hudson St.,

Pasadena, Calif.LIVINGSTON, Wang Jutting, Univ, of Michigan, 13262 Terry

Ave., Detroit, Mich.LO, Betty, Soc. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box 526, Wailuku,

Maul.LO, Chen Cho, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 530 W. 124th St.,

N. Y. C.LO, C. F., Psy., Univ, of Chicago, 5757 University Ave.,

Chicago, HI. ■LO, Ella, Arts, Univ, of, Hawaii, Ewa, Oahu.LO, Hsi K., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor, Mich.LO, Kang, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 439 W. 123rd St.,

N. Y. C.LO, May Day, Soc. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, Wailuku, Maui.LO, Yeuk In, Education, Univ, of So. Calif., 947 W. 35th

Place, Los Angeles, Calif.LOCKE, Loy Hepp, Engg., Univ, of Wash., 4238—12th N.E.,

Seattle, Wash.LOH, Anna B., Maj. In Medicine, Northwestern Univ., 234

E. Huron St., Chicago, Hi.LOH, Er Tsau, Maj. In Eng., Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga.LOH, Ming LI, Maj. in Engineering, Mass. Inst. Tech., M. I.

T. Dormitories, Cambridge, Mass.LOH, M. T„ Literature, Cornell Univ., 317 College Ave.,

Ithaca, N. Y.LOH, Rowland Jung-Isung, Grad., Univ, of So. Calif., 3666%

S. Hoover St., Los Angeles, Calif.LOH, Ta Ching, Grad, Stud., Univ, of Minnesota, 1449 Cleve­

land Ave., St. Paul, Minn.LONG, Y. Y., Maj. In Pub. Health, Harvard Univ., 16 Francis

St., Boston, Mass.LOO, As Hoong, Gen. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, 1316 Piikol St.,

Hawaii.LOO, Doris Olchee, Univ, of Michigan, 119 Park Terrace,

Ann Arbor, Mich.LOO, Ernestt M. S., Nat. & Phys. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, 143

Kam Ave., Hilo, Hawaii.LOO, Gong C., Medicine, Univ, of So. Calif., 621 W. 36th

St., Los Angeles, Calif.LOO, James H., Maj In Law, N. Y. U., 355 W. 121st St.,

N. Y. C.LOO, Stanley Yuen Tung, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1150

N. King St., Hawaii.LOO, Walter Sunlook, Gen. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box

517, Hilo, Hawaii.

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LOOK, Wililam Yew, Maj. in Engineering, Kansas State College of A. & A. S. (Home Address), 2039 Market St., Denver, Col. (School Address), 1416 Humboldt St., Man­hattan, Kan.

LOOK, Yim Kai, Nat. & Phys. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1041— 7th Ave., Hawaii.

LOU, Daisy,’Maj. in Poli. Set, Hunter College, 36 Mott St., N. Y. C.

LOU, C. M., Purdue Univ., 220% South St., Lafayette, Ind.LOU, Olivia E., Purdue Univ., 220% South St., Lafayette,

Ind.LOU, Wyan, Univ, of Michigna, 917 E. 'Huron, Ann Arbor,

Mich.LOUIE, Frank, Econ., Univ, of Calif., 728 Sacramento St.,

San Francisco, Calif.LOUIE, James, Econ., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St., Berk­

eley, Calif.LOUIE, King Chew, Physics, Univ, of Calif., 1339 Powell

St., San Francisco, Calif.LOUIE, William Wong, Maj. in Bus. Admin., Boston Univ.,

79 Tyler St., Boston, Mass.LOUIS, Lawrence, Univ, of Michigan, 711 S. Division, Ann

Arbor, Mich.LOUIS, Lucille, Gen. Set., Univ, of Hawaii, 1060 Koko Head

Ave., Hawaii.LOUIS, Manning, Engg., Univ, of Wash., 522—7th So.,

Seattle, Wash.LOUIS, Mildred, Arts, Univ, of Hawaii, 1060 Koko Head

Ave., Hawaii.LOW, Howard, Pre-M., Univ, of Calif., 3935 Park Blvd.,

Oakland, Calif.LOWE, Dorothy Clare, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 421

W. 118th St., N. Y. C.LOWE, Lona, P-E., Univ, of Calif., 3845 Patten St., Oak­

land, Calif.LU, Chi Hua, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 530 Riverside Dr.,

N. Y. C.LU, Chung-Jen, Unclassified, Clark Hall, Pomona College,

Claremont, Calif.LU, Da June, George Washington Univ., Du Pint Circle

Apts., Washington, D. C.LU, Kuan I., Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Oklahoma,

Chinese Educational Mission, Washington, D. C.LU, Kuel, Science, Univ, of Wash., 4213% Univ. Way, Seattle,

Wash.LU, Kuei, Gr. Stud., Univ, of Minnesota, 611—13th Ave. S.E.,

Minneapolis, Minn.LU, Mann Chan, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Illinois, 1211 W.

Clark St., Urbana, Ill.LU, Ming Teh, Maj. in Hist., Box 1752, Stanford Univ.,

Palo Alto, Calif.

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LU, Pao Ching, Maj. in Animal Husbandry, Iowa State College, 2910 West St., Ames, Iowa.

LU, Shih Ying, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 500 W. 122nd St., N. Y. C.

LU, W. F., C. E., Univ, of Illinois, 1410 W. Univ., Urbana, Ill.LU, W. T., Chem. Eng., Univ, of Illinois, 405 N. Goodwin,

Urbana, Ill.LUI, Cheng Hua, Maj. in Eng. & Philo., Holy Cross College,

Worcester, Mass.LUI, S. C., Chem., Univ, of Chicago, International House,

Chicago, Ill.LUI, Yueh-Chen, Maj. in Child Welfare, N. Y. School of

Social Work, International House, 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.

LUI, Yu-Hwang, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 507 W« J.24th St., N. Y. C.

LUIS, Maurice T. C., Commerce, Univ, of So. Calif., 1076 W. 30th St., Los Angeles, Calif.

LUKE, Hing Yu, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1308 Date Way, Hawaii.

LUKE, Kan Jun, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, Box G Kohala, Hawaii.

LUM, Albert, Geology, Univ, of Calif, at Los Angeles, 336 So. Oakhurst Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.

LUKE, Tse Ling, Engg., Univ, of Wash., 522—7th So., Seattle, Wash.

LUM, H-Moy, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 911—9th Ave., Hawaii.

LUM, Clara K. M., Art, Univ, of Hawaii, 855—Sth Ave., Hawaii.

LUM, Daisy Y. Y., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1306-B Wilhelmina Ave., Hawaii.

LUM, Ethel Cora, Math., Univ, of Calif., 950 Clay St., San Francisco, Calif.

LUM, Florence, Pre-M., Univ, of Calif., 2222 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

LUM, Gladys K., Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 3171 Kaimuki Ave., Hawaii.

LUM, Helen Pan Hu, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 817 Fac­tory St., Hawaii.

LUM, Koon Chen, Art, Univ, of Hawaii, 617 Waipa Lan-', Hawaii.

LUKE, Kwai Ngan, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1308 Date Way, Hawaii.

LUM, Mary L. S., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 3502 Campbell Ave., Hawaii.

LUM, Richard Tai Foo, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1503 Nunanu St., Hawaii.

LUM, Raymond Mun Kong, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box 1183, Hilo, Hawaii.

LUNG, Chieng Fu, Grad., Univ, of So. Calif., 3660 S. Hoover St., Los Angeles, Calif.

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LUNG, Chieng Fu, 906'/2 W. 36th St., Los Angeles, Calif.LUNG, Robert Lowell, Hist. Ed., Univ, of Calif., 2548 Haste

St., Berkeley, Calif.LYM, Gien, Maj. in Medicine, Saint Mary’s College, 1327

Josephine St., Berkeley, Calif.MA, Chang H., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich.MA, Hung Kang, Grad. Stud., Univ, of Denver, 2184 So.

Milwaukee St., Denver, Col.MA, Kwang Yung, Gr. Sttud., N. Y. U., 225 E. 31st St.,

N. Y. C.MA, Mary, Maj in Eng., Saint Mary-of-the-Woods ■ College,

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind.MA, Pao Chi, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 109 Ithaca

Road, Ithaca, N. Y.MA, Shun Teh, Math., Univ, of Calif., 66 Panoramic Way,

Berkeley, Calif.MA, S. Wei, Grad., Univ, of So. Calif., 1049-1/3 W. 36th

Place, Los Angeles, Calif.MA, S. Y., Maj. in Science, Univ, of Illinois, 101 S. Busey

St., Urbana, Ill.MA, Shih-Lion, Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Cornell Univ., 301

Bryant Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.MA, Wei, Maj. in Journalism, Univ. of Missouri, 509 S. 4th

St., Columbia, Mo.MAH, Frederic, Maj. in Medicine, Saint Mary’s College, 3050

TIillegass Ave., Berkeley, Calif.MAH, N. W., Asst. Prof, of Poli. Sci., Univ, of Calif., 1449

Oxford St., Berkeley, Calif.MAR, Frank, Engg, Univfl of Wash., 359—27th Ave., Seattle,

Wash.MAR, George, 225 E. 31st St., N. Y. C.MAR, William, Bus. Adm., Univ, of Wash., 303—29th Ave.,

Seattle, Wash.MAR, Yih C., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor, Mich.MARK, Park J., Majfl in Railway Transport., Univ, of Ill.,

1410 W. University St., Urbana, Ill.MARS, Y., Engineering, Cornell Univ., 133 Linden Ave.,

Ithaca, N. Y.MAN, Marion L., Univ, of Hawaii, 952—10th Ave., Hawaii.MAN, Winifred Cheng, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1346

Wilhelmina Rise, Hawaii.MAY, Joseph (Mei, Dzin Liang), Maj. in Eng., Pacific Union

College, Angwin, Napa Co., Calif.MAY, Wesley K. C., Maj. in Medicine, Johns Hopkins Univ.,

803 N. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.MEILMAN, S. L,. Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., Harvard Univ.,

12 Wendell St., Cambridge, Mass.MENG, Paul Chlh, 119 W. 57th St., N. Y. C.MENG, Tai Chuang, Gr. Sttud., Columbia Univ., John Jay

Hall, N. Y. C.

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MI, C. H., Medicine, Univ, of Chicago, 1804 W. Congress St., Chicago, Ill.

MIAO, Ching Tien, Box 223, Back Bay Sta., Boston, Mass.MIU, Dyung I., Gr. Maj. in Poli. Sci., Johns Hopkins Univ.,

102 W. 26th St., Baltimore, Md.MOCK, Edward, E. Eng., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St.,

Berkeley, Calif.MOO, Eleanor Y. N., Grad., Univ, of Hawaii, 1040—6th Ave.,

Hawaii.MOY, Chuck Fan, Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., N. Y. U., 557

W. 124th St., N. Y. C.MOY, Paul, Lib. Arts, Univ, of Chicago, 2817 W. Van Buren,

Chicago, Ill. •MOY, THERESA, Maj. in Fine Arts, N. Y. U., 28 Division

St., N. Y. C.MOY, Wing Ful, Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Illinois,

1410 W. University St.,. Urbana, Ill.MUI, K. F„ Commerce, N. Y. U., 575 Riverside Dr., N. Y. C.NEW, Ng Sun, Maj. in Comm, N. Y. U., 5 W. 68th St.,

N. Y. C.NG, A., Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 328 N.

10th St., Philadelphia, Pa.NG, Koon Hal, Maj. in Law, Box 1262, Stanford Univ.,

Palo Alto, Calif.NG, Ngai Mon, Maj. in Fine Arts, N. Y. U., 5 W. 68th St.,

N. Y. C.NG, Pearl, Hist., Univ, of Calif., 1084 Clay St., San Fran­

cisco, Calif.NG, Raymond, Physics, Univ, of Calif., 44—8th St., Oakland,

Calif.NG, Suey Yuen. Engl., Univ, of Calif., 855 Sacramento St.,

San Francisco, Calif.NG, Tsz Ngong, Maj. in Archi., Columbia Univ., 500 River­

side Dr., N. Y. C.NG, Victoria, Maj. in Chem., Hunter College, 37 Mott St.,

N. Y. C.NI, C. F., Psy., Univ, of Chicago, 5757 Drexel Ave., Chicago,

Ill.NIEH, J. K., Gr. Maj. in Science, Harvard Univ., 39 Simp­

son Ave., Somerville, Mass.NI, Tien Djen, Grad., Univ, of So. Calif., 1016 W. 36th Pl.,

Los Angeles, Calif.NIP, Dorothy, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1623 Fort St.,

Hawaii.NUEY, Jin, Chem. Eng., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn,

99 Livingston St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ■OUYANG, Thomas C„ Engineering, 500 Riverside Dr., N. Y. C.OUYANG, Y„ Maj. in Engineering, Ohio State Univ., 214 W.

Frambes Ave., Columbus, Ohio.OWNG, Yuan C., Univ, of Michigan, 810 Sybil, Ann Arbor,

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OW’YANG, Edwin, Pre-M., Univ, of Calif., 1103 Stockton St., San Francisco, Calif.

O’YANG, Slang;. Maj. in Ed., Ohio State Univ., 150 W. 8th Ave., Columbus, Ohio.

PAHK, Wallace Yong, Dentistry, Univ, of So. Calif., RFD 2, Box 74-A, Delano, Calif.

PAN, Chu C., Univ, of Michigan, 411 Hamilton, Ann Arbor, Mich.

PAN, L. C., 419 W. 115th St., N. Y. C.PAN, L. C. (Mrs.), 419 W. 115th St., N. Y. C.PAN, Ting-Kwan, Math., Univ, of Calif., 1917 Addison St.,

Berkeley, Calif.PANG, Bertha Kam Lin, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1409-0

Cunha Lane, Hawaii.PANG, ORISON, Maj. in Medicine, Phlla. Chinese Stud. Club,

1024 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.PANG, Richard Y., Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 744 N. Kukul

St., Hawaii.PANG, Robert F., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1810 Fort

St., Hawaii.PAO, A. Ching, 500 Riverside Dr., N. Y. C.PAO, Ting, Univ, of Illinois, 206 N. Gregory, Urbana, Ill.PAN, Ting-Kwan, Math., Univ, of Calif., 1917 Addison St.,

Berkeley, Calif.PENG, Chan Huan, Maj. in Engineering, Virginia Military

Institute, Chinese Legation, Washington, D. C.PENG, T. C., Poli. Scl., Univ, of Chicago, 5707 Dorchester,

Chicago, Ill.PENN, Amos B., Gr. Maj. In Science, Johns Hopkins Univ.,

2509 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md.PHEN, S-Li, Maj. in Bus., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside Dr.,

N. Y. C.PI, Pei Yu, Educ., Univ, of So. Calif., 1009 W. 35th St.,

Los Angeles, Calif.PIAN, Juna H., Univ, of Michigan, 101 N. Ingalls, Ann

Arbor, Mich.PIEN, Hsieh H., Univ, of Michigan, 343 S. 5th Ave., Ann

Arbor, Mich.PING, Ming Shien, Gr. Stud., Univ, of Minnesota, 516—12th

Ave. S.E., Minneapolis, Minn.PO, Han Pyung, Grad., Univ, of So. Calif., 1612 W. 37th St.,

Los Angeles, Calif.PO, Kwong Sing (Kwan, Andrew), Maj. in Science, Saint

Francis College, 290 Baltic St., Brooklyn, N. Y.POON, Andrew, Com., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St., Berk­

eley, Calif.POON, Tso F., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich.POTT, James H., Univ, of Michigan, 720 Haven, Ann Arbor,

Mich.

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PUNG, Elizabeth, Maj. in Soc. Sci., Wheaton College, 310 E. Union Ave., Wheaton, HI.

QUAM, Mary Batteli, Maj. in Lib. Serv., Columbia Univ., 282 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

QUAN, L. King, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 12 Pell St N. Y. C.

QUAN, Lin, Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Harvard Univ., 165 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass.

QUAN, On H., Econ., Univ, of Caiif., Apt. 406, 730 Wash­ington St., San Francisco, Caiif.

QUAN, Sherman, Grad. Univ, of So. Caiif., 3424 McClintock Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.

QUAT, Hadassah, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 160 Sheridan Ave., Mt. Vernon.

QUOCK, Kathryn, H. Sci., Univ, of Calif., 144 Wetmore St., San Francisco, Calif.

QUON, Harry, Chinese Ciub, Stanford Univ., Paio Alto, Calif.

QUON, Helen H., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 23 McGreen Lane, Hawaii.

QUONG, Mae, Arts & Sci., Univ, of Wash., c/o University Y. W. C. A., Seattie, Wash.

QUONG, Sidney, Richmond College, Norfolk, Va.ROE, Lyn Ann, Columbia Univ., 47 W. 34th St., N. Y. C.RU, Shou-Keng, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 214

Linden Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.SAH, Benn Pen-Yuan, Maj. in Archi. Eng., Mass. Inst.

Tech., 84 Ellery St., Cambridge, Mass.SAM, Frank, Maj. in Mining, Univ, of Nevada, 661 Lake St.,

Reno, Nev.SHAN-PAO, King, Gr. Stud., Univ, of Minnesota, 1429 Cleve­

land Ave. N., St. Paul, Minn.SEEN, Frank, Maj. in Science, B'aidwin-Waiiace Coiiege,

63 Grand St., Berea, Ohio.SEN, Chung Yu, Grad. Stud., 540 Manhattan Ave., N. Y. C.SEN, Helen G. N., Educ^, Univ, of Hawaii, Aiea, Oahu.SEN, James Henry, Maj. in Enginering, Tufts Coiiege, 52

Brooks St., E. Boston, Mass.SEONG, Mami Sybil, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Lahaina, Maui.SETO, Ah Wai, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Hanapepe, Kanai.SETO, Stranford, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud.

Club, Hahnaman Hosp., Philadelphia, Pa.SETO, Yu, Civ. Eng., State Coiiege of Wash., Box 63, Coiiege

Station, Pullman, Wash.SHAO, Luther C. S., Maj. in Relig., Yale Univ., Yale Divinity

School, New Haven, Conn.SHAW, Albert T. H., 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.SHEN, Ching L., Univ, of Michigan, 917 E. Huron, Ann

Arbor, Mich.SHEN, Hsi Lin, 3011 Abeii Ave., Baltimore, Md.SHEN, I. Chun, B. A., State College of Wash., 511 Oak,

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CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

SHEN, Ke Tun, Maj. in Medcniie, Ohio State Univ., 185 W. 9th Ave., Columbus, Ohio.

SHEN, Tso Chien, Int. Relations, Columbia Univ., 540 Man­hattan Ave., N. Y. C.

SHEN, Y. C., Gr. Maj. in Math., Harvard Univ., 1 Cleveland St., Cambridge, Mass.

SHIELDS, R. T., Gr. Stud., Harvard Univ., 151 Vanderbilt Hall, Boston, Mass.

SHIH, Chao Tze, 3421 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.SHIH, Ju Wei, Maj. in Science, Yale Univ., Sloane Physics

Lab., New Haven, Conn.SHIH, Tso, Econ., 575 Riverside Dr., N. Y. C.SHIUNG, Jensen, General, State College of Wash., Ferry

Hall, Pullman, Wash.SHUI, E. T. T., Gr. Map. in Comp. Lit., Harvard Univ., 84

Ellery £*, Cambridge, Mass.SING, Mabel, Maj in Ed., Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 1615

Oregon St., Philadelphia, Pa.SIN, Paul C. P., Sociology, Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, Ill.SOO, Edward, Purdue Univ., 112 Sylvia St., Washington,

D. C.SOO-HOO, Check Mo, Columbia Univ., 630 W. 168th St.,

N. Y. C.SOO HOO, Minnie E., Univ, of Michigan, 515 Chever Court,

Ann Arbor, Mich.SSUTU, Hsin, Maj. in Transport., Univ, of Pennsylvania,

3723 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.SSUTU, Hsin, Maj. in Transport., Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

3723 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.SU, Chester Tsungku, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 1360 Madi­

son St. N.W., Washington, D. C.SU, Chiu Pa, N. Y. U., 521 W. 123rd St., N. Y. C.SU, Chin Po, Maj. in Law, State Univ, of Iowa, Iowa City,

Iowa.SU, Frank K. M., 19 Mellon St., Cambridge, Mass.SU, Karl Y., Sociology, Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, Ill.SUE, Mack Yuen, La. & S., Univ, of So. Calif., 4911 Wiota

St., Los Angeles, Calif.SUEZ, Robert K., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich.SUN, Bing, Chem., Univ, of Calif., 1360 Jones St., San

Francisco, Calif.SUN, Cheng E., Grad. Univ, of Wis., 308 N. Frances, Madi­

son, Wis.SUN, David C. C., Maj. in Pre-Med., Emory Univ., Emory

Univ., Georgia.SUN, Dorothy Kam Chog, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2525

Rooke Ave., Hawaii.SUN, Louise Kam Sal, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2525

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SUN, Pai Fan, Bus. Admin., Univ, of Wash., 4332—12th N.E., Seattle, Wash.

SUN, Patrick P. C., Chinese Consulate, S'an Francisco, Calif.SUN, Su Wei, Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Illinois, 709 W.

Nevada St., Urbana, Ill.’ SUNG, Hsun C., Univ, of Michigan, 524 Forest, Ann Arbor,

Mich.SUNG, Yo Feng, Grad. Univ, of So. Calif., 917 W. 37th St.,

Los Angeles, Calif.SWEN, Chi-Sheo, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 421 W. 121st

St., N. Y. C.SWEN, Moses S., Maj. in Agronomy, Univ, of Illinois, 1112

W. University St., Urbana, Ill.STE-TOA, Chan, Maj. in Educ., N. Y. U., 357 W. 121st St.,

N. Y. C.SZTO, K. Sham, Maj. in Transport., Phila. Chinese Stud.

Club, 210 S. 36th St., Philadelphia, Pa.SZTO, Shan, Maj. in Transport., Univ, of Pennsylvania, 210

S. 36th St., Philadelphia, Pa.TAAM, C. W., Library Sci., Univ, of Chicago, International

House, Chicago, Ill.TAAM, Wai Hung, Maj. in Enginering, N. Y. U., 100 Lex­

ington Ave., N. Y. C.TAI, En Pu, Gr. Univ, of Wash., 4338—12th N.E., Seattle,

Wash.TAM, Edwin S. O., Agric., Univ, of Hawaii, 2062 Kalakaua

Ave., Hawaii.TAM, Richard K., Grad., Univ, of Hawaii, Makawao, Maui.TAM, Wai Hon, Educ., Univ, of Calif., International House,

Berkeley, Calif.TANG, Bamboo, Gr. Columbia Univ., 521 W. 123rd St., N.

Y. C.TANG, Chin F„ Univ, of Wis., 427 N. Murray St., Madison,

Wis.TAN, Peace Yin Ping, Art, Univ, of Hawaii, 1508 Keeaumoku

St., Hawaii.TAN, Raymond B. M., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1508 Kee­

aumoku St., Hawaii.TANG, Dorothy, Arts & Sci., Univ, of Wash., 106 Fidalgo

St., Seattle, Wash.TANG, Mingsin, Maj. in Sociology, Vanderbilt Univ., 305—

24th Ave. South, Nashville, Tenn.TANG, Nui Bo (Miss), Com., Univ, of Calif., 739 Clay St.,

San Francisco, Calif.TANG, Pei Sung, Dept, of General Physiology, Harvard

Univ., Cambridge, Mass.TANG, Teh-Chen, Gr. Maj. in Journalism, Univ, of Missouri,

105 S. 6th St., Columbia, Mo.TEN, Y. S., 500 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.TENG, Chioa S., Univ, of Wis., 411 Hawthorne Court, Madi­

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TENN, Ellen Yun Lan, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Hawi, Hawaii.

THOM, Arthur, Univ, of Minnesota, 516—12th Ave. S.E., Minneapolis, Minn.

TIAO, P. J., Maj. in Eco., Univ, of Illinois, Box 732, Station A, Champaigne, Hl.

TIAO, Pen Ching, Maj. in Econ., Univ, of Illinois, 206 N. Romine St., Urbana, Ill.

TIM, Evelyn W., Columbia Univ., 130 E. 75th St., N. Y. C.TING, Bamboo, Gr. Haj. in Bus. Admin., N. Y. U., 521 W.

123rd St., N. Y. C.TING, Chester Y., Maj. in Engineering, Phlla. Chinese Stud.

Club, 3250 Sansom St., Philadelphia, Pa.TING, Chester Yasiu, Maj. in Engineering, Drexel Institute,

3250 Sansom St., Philadelphia, Pa.TING, Fook Yung Margaret, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Wai­

luku, Maul.TING, Hsu H., Univ, of Michigan, 224 S. Thayer, Ann Arbor,

Mich.TING, Ihsing, Maj. in Ed., N. Y. U., 500 Riverside Drive,

N. Y. C.TING, V. V., Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

Bryn Mawr College, Bryn M'awr, Pa.TOM, Aaron, Eng., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St., Berkeley,

Calif.TOM, Clara, Ls., Univ, of Calif., 1933 Grant St., Berkeley,

Calif.TOM, Edna K., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 233 N.

Kua Kini St., Hawaii.TOM, Ellen, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1095 Beretania

St., Hawaii.TOM, H. H., Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Illinois, 1410 W.

University St., Urbana, Ill.TOM, Kam Sung, Gen. Set, Univ, of Hawaii, 1549 Pawale

Lane, Hawaii.TOM, Lin, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 108 N. Kukui St.,

Hawaii.TOM, Lung Foo, Maj. in Engineering, N. Y. U., 71 Lex­

ington Ave., N. Y. C.TOM, Ngai Foo, Com., Univ, of Calif., 41 Waverly Place,

San Francisco, Calif.TOM, Stanley Y. K., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 372

Kukui, Hawaii.TOM, Tuck, Econ., Univ, of Calif., 19 St. Louis St, San

Francisco, Calif.TOM, William, Arch!., Univ, of Calif., 2600 Etna St, Berk­

eley, Calif.TOM, William, Gr. Maj. In Science, Johns Hopkins Univ.,

3011 Abell Ave., Baltimore, Md.TONG, Edward Hing, Psy., Univ, of Calif., 3000—9th St,

Berkeley, Calif.

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TONG, George H., Engineering, Univ, of So. Calif., 524 N. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, Calif.

TONG, Grace, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, Damon Estate, Hawaii.

TONG, James Lim, Pre-M., Univ, of Calif., 21 Brenham St., San Francisco, Calif.

TONG, Sherman, Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., N. Y. U., 225 E. 31st St., N. Y. C.

TOY, Leong Gin, Maj. in Econ., Chinese Club, Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.

TONG, Thomas C. K., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 378 N. Kukui St., Hawaii.

TSAI, Cheng Yun, Gr. Geology, Univ, of Wash., c/o Y. M. C. A., Univ, of Wash., Seattle, Wash.

TSAI, P. M., Gr. Maj. in Science, Harvard Univ., 65 Ham­mond St., Cambridge, Mass.

TSAI, Pin-Mon, Gr. Studies, Boston Univ., 65 Hammond St., Cambridge, Mass.

TSANG, Y. C., Psy., Univ, of Chicago, 5738 Drexel Ave., Chicago, Ill.

TSAO, Alexander H. W., 145 Nagle Ave., N. Y. C.TSAO, C. Y. (Miss), Chem., Univ, of Illinois, 602 S. Busey,

Urbana, Ill.TSA, Li Ying, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 421 W. 121st St.,

N. Y. C.TSAO, L. Ying (Mrs.), Art, Columbia Univ., 421 W. 121st

St., N. Y. C. .TSAO, P. K., Rural Educ, Cornell Univ., 214 Linden Ave.,

Ithaca, N. Y. .TSE, Chung Koon, Maj. in Bus. Admin., Boston Univ., 56

Beach St., Boston, Mass.TSE, Kwan Park, George Washington Univ., 7001/2—22nd

■ St., Washington, D. C.TSE, Pearl S., Maj. In Art & Archi., Univ, of Oregon, 951

Alder St., Eugene, Ore.TSE, Shui Chork, Maj. in Govt., George Washington Univ.,

910 F St. N.W., Washington, D. C.TSE, Sky, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside Dr.,

N. Y. C.TSE, T. S., Gr. Maj. in Govt., Harvard Univ., 66 Oxford St.,

Cambridge, Mass.TSENG, Benjamin (Tseng, Dau Zung), Maj. in Eng., Pacific

Union College, Angwin, Napa Co., Calif.TSENG, Raymond Hsien, Maj. in Engineering, Ohio State

Univ., 134 W. Frambes Ave., Columbus, Ohio.TSENG, Shou Te, Maj.’ in Engineering, Fiske Hall, Univ, of

Wichita, Wichita, Kan.TSENG, T-Chun, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside

Drive, N. Y. C.TSENG, Y. Y., Math., Univ, of Chicago, 5547 Drexel Ave-

Chicago, Ill.

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TSIANG, H. T., Literature, New School of Social Research, Box 66, Staton D, N. Y. C.

TSIANG, I. Mui, Gr. Maj. in Poll. Set., Johns Hopkins Univ., 100 W. 27th St., Baltimore, Md.

TSO, Dong Y., Dentistry, Univ, of So. Calif., 900 Temple St., Dos Angeles, Calif.

TSOU, Pang D., Grad. Univ, of Wis., 701 W. Johnson, Madi­son, Wis.

TSOU, Yao Fang, Maj. in Science, Ohio State Univ., 26 W. Frambes Ave., Columbus, Ohio.

TSU, P. N., Maj. in Econ., Univ, of Illinois, 201 S. Wright St., Champalgne, Ill.

TSU, Yu Yue, Gr. Columbia Univ., 175 Ninth Ave., N. Y. C.TSUI, Chung Hsiu, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 4 W. 113th

St., N. Y. C.TSUI, S. C., Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Harvard Univ., 1

Cleveland St., Cambridge, Mass.TSUI, Slk Fun, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Waimea, Kanal.TSUI, T. T., Maj. in Anim. Husb., Univ, of Illinois, 707 W.

Nevada St., Urbana, Ill.TSUI, Yung-Chi, General, State College of Wash., Box 1,

College Station, Pullman, Wash.TU, Chia Ching, M. I. T. Dorm., Cambridge, Mass.TU, Bien Che (Miss), Hist., Univ, of Calif., International

House, Berkeley, Calif.TU, Yun Cheng, Gr. Maj. in Engineering, State Univ, of

Iowa, 317 So. Capitol, Iowa City, Iowa.TYAN, Charles King Ngan, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii,

31 Pawale Dane, Hawaii.TYAN, Dorothy C., Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1772 Dusl-

tania St., Hawaii.TYAN, Gertrude, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 320 lolane Ave.,

Hawaii.TYAN, Dily H., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 3101 Mon­

. sarrat Ave., Hawaii.TYAN, Roseline D. K„ Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 31

Pawale Dane, Hawaii.VON, Frances M. K., Univ, of Hawaii, 1742 Fort St., Hawaii.WAI, Francis K., Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, Pahala, Hawaii.WAN, Shen Wu, Maj. in Engineering, Yale Univ., Yale

Divinity School, New Haven, Conn.WAND, P. H., Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Harvard Univ., 10

Howland St., Cambridge, Mass.WANG, Charles H, Philosophy, Columbia Univ., c/o Chinese

Dibrary, Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.WANG, Chi-Chen, Decturer Chinese Danguage, Columbia

Univ., 19 W. 8th St., N. Y. C.WANG, Chi Kao, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 547 Riverside

Dr., N. Y. C.WANG, C. D., Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Illinois, 605 E.

Daniel St., Champalgne, Ill.WANG, Chi Ylen, Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Carnegie Inst,

of Technology, 417 Center St., Wilkinsburg, Pa.

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WANG, Chuting, Univ, of Michigan, 60S Monroe, Ann Arbor, Mich.

WANG, F. C., Educ., Univ, of Chicago, International House, Chicago, Ill.

WANG, Harry Yuenlum, Maj. in Engineering, 1912 Loring Pl., N. Y. C.

WANG, Hsieh-Ting, Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, c/o Chinese Consulate, Hawaii.

WANG, Hsueh-Jen, Maj. in Theology, Oberlin College, Theo­logical Quadrangle, Oberlin, Ohio.

WANG, Kechin Howard, Univ, of Colorado, 1139—12th St., Boulder, Colo.

WANG, Kuo-Sung, Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Cornell Univ., 413 Mitchell St., Ithaca, N. Y.

WANG, Marvin, Maj. in Comm., N. Y. U., 12 Pell St., N. Y. C.

WANG, Ping Nan, 3610 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.WANG, Ruyii Frances, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Colorado,

1139—12th St., Boulder, Colo.WANG, Sheng Ting, Maj. in Transport., Univ, of Pennsyl­

vania, 3723 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.WANG, Sheo, Gr. Maj. in Agri., Cornell Univ., 230 Linden

Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.WANG, Sherman R., George Washington Univ., 1360 Madi­

son St. N.W., Washington, D. C.WANG, Stella St., Univ, of Michigan, 526 S. Division, Ann

Arbor, Mich.WANG, Te Chih George, Vulcan Detinning Co., Sewaren,

N. J.WANG, Teh Tsing, Gr. Maj. in Sanitation, Rutgers Univ.,

152 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, N. J.WANG, Yin Tang, Gr. Stud., George Washington Univ.,

2027 H St. N.W., Waghington, D. C.WANG, Zealin, Educ., Columbia Univ., 421 W. 120th St.,

N. Y. C.WARINNER, Rose Gooman, Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box

2461, Hawaii.WAT, Bo Tong, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 420 Mokauea,

Hawaii.WAUNG, Gin-Peng, 430 W. 122nd St., N. Y. C.WEI, Wilson S., Education & History, N. Y. U., 357 W.

121st St., N. Y. C. 'WEI, P. H., Physics, Univ, of Chicago, 1227 E. 57th St.,

Chicago, Ill.WEIGH, John, Grad., Univ, of So. Calif., 1091 W. 35th St.,

Los Angeles, Calif.WEN, Lien Chung, Maj. In Ed., Ohio State Univ., 150 W.

8th Ave., Columbus, Ohio.WILKINSON, Dorothy (Wen, Pi Chen), Maj. in Science,

Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa.WING, Dorothy, Engl., Univ, of Calif., 3108 Telegraph, Oak­

land, Calif.

CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

WING, E. Y., Univ, of Alberta, Box 2, Univ, of Aiberta, Edmonton, Alberta.

WONG, Ambrose M. C., Grad., Univ, of Hawaii, 3033 M'anoa Rd., Hawaii.

WONG, Andrew S., Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 1226—9th Ave., Hawaii.

WONG, Annie Y., Soc. Sei., Univ, of Hawaii, 1749-E Kalihi Rd., Hawaii.

WONG, Benjamin Fong, Engr., Univ, of Neb., 1234 J., Lincoln, Neb.

WONG, Benjamin, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Waiiuku, Maui.WONG, Benjamin Yuk Wo, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 1457

Auld Lane, Hawai.WONG, Billy Noon, Maj. in Engineering, Lewis Inst., 916

E. 62nd St., Chicago, Hi.WONG, Bing, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Calif., 1917 Addison St.,

Berkeley, Calif.WONG, Carolyn, French, Univ, of Caiif., 1933 Grant St.,

Berkeley, Calif.WONG, Chaak Yung, Maj. in Engineering, Columbia Univ.,

540 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.WONG, Charles, Y. O., Agri., Univ, of Hawaii, 1457 Auid

Lane, Hawaii.WONG, Chee Wing, Gr. Sttudies, Boston Univ., 56 Beach St.,

Boston, Mass.WONG, Cheo C., Univ, of Michigan, 720 Haven, Ann Arbor,

Mich.WONG, Chow Chang, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., John Jay

Hal, N. Y. C.WONG, David Kamu Cho, Eiem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii,WONG, David Kamu Cho, Eiem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii,

1512 Io Lane, Hawaii.WONG, Dav’d, Elec. Eng., Caiif, Inst, of Tech., 436% S.

Hudson St., Pasadena, Caiif.WONG, Eddie, 524 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.WONG, Edmund, Art & Sci., Univ, of Wash., 208—7th Ave.

So., Seattie, Wash.WONG, Edward, Grad., Univ, of So. Caiif., 446 W. Los

Angeles St., Los Angeies, Caiif.WONG, Edward Y. F., Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii,

P. O. Box I, Hawi, Hawaii.WONG, Frank San Hong, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 1709-G

Lliahi St., Hawaii.WONG, Fred Chu Fiu, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., John Jay

Hall, N. Y. C.WONG, Gene Sen, Maj. in Pre-Med., Long Island Univ.,

297 Peari St., Brooklyn, N. Y.WONG, Grace H. Ing, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 2552 Rooke

Ave., Hawaii.WONG, H., Box 207, Tri-State Coliege, Angola, Ind.WONG, Harlan Ah Luk, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Lahaina,

Maui.

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WONG, Harry, Maj. in Engineering, N. Y. U., 30 Woodlane Ave., Valley Stream, L. I., N. Y.

WONG, Henry, Grad. Univ, of So. Calif., 710% W. 36th Pl., Los Angeles, Calif.

WONG, H. C., Econ., Univ, of Ill., 1201 W. Clark, Urbana, Ill.

WONG, Him May, Med., Univ, of Calif., 2420 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

WONG, Hong Lin, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, P. O. Box 166, Paua, Maui.

WONG, Hung On, Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 9 Kauila St., Hawaii.

WONG, Irving, Maj. in Comm., N. Y. U., 266 Wyckoff Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

WONG, J. H., Maj. in Engineering, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 3230 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WONG, James, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 1024 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WONG, John, Maj. in Engineering, College of City of New York, 517 Lenox Ave., N. Y. C.

WONG, Kenneth Tsz Paan, Maj. in Poli. Sci., Chinese Club, Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.

WONG, Kam Sing, Art, Univ, of Hawaii, 2012 Pacific St., Hawaii.

WONG, Ken, Univ, of San Francisco, 756 Grant Ave., San Francisco, Calif.

WONG, Lan Juke, Maj. in Engineering, Univ, of Cincinnati, Sixth & Main Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.

WONG, Leroy L., N. Y. U., 179 Ave. V, Brooklyn, N. Y.WONG Manuel L., Pure Science, Manhattan College, 357

W. 121st St., N. Y. C. „WONG, Marion Yin Ping, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 521 Ihe

St., Hawaii.WONG, Nora K. H., Voc. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Hawi,

Hawaii.WONG, On Yuen, Arts & Sci., Univ, of Wash., 4303—8th

N.E., Seattle, Wash.WONG, Philip R., Min. Fng., Univ, of Calif., 105—8th St.,

Oakland, Calif.WONG, Poon, Maj. in Hist., Canisius College, 884 Sycamore

St., Buffalo, N. Y.WONG, Quen, Engineering, Univ, of Wash., 4303—8th N.E.,

WONG, Raymond Y. C., Agri., Univ, of Hawaii, 1742 Fort St., Hawaii. .

WONG, Richard G., Maj. in Engineering, Harvard Univ., 165 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass.

WONG, Robert, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 1000 Clinton Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.

WONG, Samuel C., Art & Sci., Univ, of Wash., 4238—12th N.E., Seattle, Wash.

WONG, Samuel Rudolph, Com., Univ, of Calif., 1749 Oxford St., Berkeley, Calif.

CHINESE STUDENTS HAND BOOK

WONG, Sam Gin, Econ. & Bus., Univ, of Hawaii, 1709 G- Lliahi St., Hawaii.

WONG, S. T., Maj. in Transport., Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 3723 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WONG, Sanford Ch’ang-P’ing, Maj. in Lib. Serv., Chinese Library, Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.

WONG, Shing Yipe, Maj. in Bus., Columbia Univ., 538 W.124th St., N. Y. C.

WONG, Thomas, Min. Eng., Univ, of Calif., 1749 Oxford St., Berkeley, Calif.

WONG, Tse Kin, La. & S., Univ, of So. Calif., 512 N. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, Calif.

WONG, Victor, Archi., Univ, of Calif., 677—10th St., Oak­land, Calif.

WONG, Violet Y. N., Art., Univ, of Hawaii, 1457 Auld Lane, Hawaii.

WONG, Walter, Gen. Set, Univ, of Hawaii, 1845-F Elena St., Hawaii.

WONG, Wayne, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 26, Wailuku, Maui. ■

WONG, William, Min. Eng., Univ, of Calif., 130—6th St., Oakland, Calif. *

WONG, Walter, Maj. in Medicine, Saint Mary’s College, 1501 Geary St., San Francisco, Calif.

WONG, William T., Univ, of Minnesota, 1107 Hawthorne Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.

WONG, William, Engineering, Univ, of So. Calif., 710J4 W. 36th Place, Los Angeles, Calif.

WONG, Worley, Archi., Univ, of Calif., 135—8th St., Oak­land, Calif.

WONG, Y., Land Econ., Univ, of Chicago, 5707 Dorchester, Chicago, Ill.

WONG, Yung, General Delivery, Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.

WONG, Y. K., Math., Univ, of Chicago, 5707 Dorchester, Chicago, Ill.

WONG, Yan San, Gen. Scl., Univ, of Hawaii, Cot H, Pewale Lane, Hawaii.

WOO, George, Maj. in Science, Virginia Military Institute, 13J/2 Summer St., Charleston, W. Va.

WOO, George, Pharmacy, Univ, of Wash., 710 Main St., Seattle, Wash.

WOO, George T. Y., Bus., Univ, of Chicago, International House, Chicago, Ill.

WOO, H. B., Maj. in Medicine, George Washington Univ Garfield Hospital, Washington, D. C.

WOO, H. T„ 547 W. 123rd St., N. Y. C.WOO, Harry Wing, Maj. in Engineering, Ohio Univ., Burson

Hotel, Athens, Ohio.WOO, Theersa Ting, Univ, of Michigan, Mosher-Jordan

Halls, Ann Arbor, Mich.WU, Blanche C., Univ, of Michigan, Helen Newberry Res

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WU, Chao, Maj. in Law, N. Y. U., 3151 Broadway, N. Y. C.WU, C. H., 540 Manhattan Ave., N. Y. C.WU, Cheng Hwa, Poli. Sei., Univ, of Wash., o/o Univ.

Y. M. C. A., Seattle, Wash.WU, Chin S., Univ, of Michigan, 720 Haven, Ann Arbor,

Mich.WU, Ewing, 344 W. 45th St., N. Y. C.WU, George K. T., Grad., Univ, of So. Calif., 1091 W. 35th

St., Los Angeles, Calif.WU, I. C., Univ, of Illinois, 12 J4 E. Main St., Champaigne,

Ill.WU, Jun, 515 W. 124th St., N. Y. C.WU, Jun, Maj. in Bus. Admin., Univ, of Pennsylvania, 530

Riverside Dr., N. Y. C.WU, Kan, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 317 W. 114th St.,

N. Y. C.WU, Kan Shing, Lib. Arts, Univ, of Wash., 522—7th So.,

Seattle, Wash.WU, Kong, Biology, Upsala Co’lege, 1 Doyer St., N. Y. C.WU, Kuang, Univ, of Michigan, 917 E. Huron, Ann Arbor,

Mich.WU, Liu Shing, Univ, of Illinois, 101 S. Busey St., Urbana,

Ill.WU, Lu Ming, Gr. Columbia, 279 Mulberry St., Newark,

N. J.WU, Martin (Woon Nam Ng), English, Huron College,

Huron, S. P.WU, Pearl C. (Miss), Psy., Univ, of Ill., 265 W. High,

Urbana, Ill.WU, P. C. Chen, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 344 W. 45th

St., N. Y. C.WU, Ru Kan, Univ, of Michigan, 524 S. Forest, Ann Arbor,

Mich.’WU, Ru Lin, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 530 W. 122nd St.,

N. Y. C.WU, Shou Sing, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 510 W. 124th St.,

N. Y. C.WU, Shu Pan, Maj. in Ed., Ohio State Univ., 1634 Neil Ave.,

Columbus, Ohio.WU, T. C., Gr. Maj. in Poli. Sci., Johns Hopkins Univ., 2704

Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md.WU, Ta Y,. Univ, of Michigan, 810 Sybil, Ann Arbor, Mich.WU, Wei Chung, Gr. Maj. in Bus| Admin., N. Y. U., 195

Claremont Ave., N. Y. C.WU, William Q., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich.YA DEAU, William Earl, Maj. in Phamacy, Columbia Univ.,

116 Henry Ave., Palisades Park, N. J.YANG, J. C., Physics, Univ, of Chicago, 5738 Drexel Ave.,

Chicago, Ill.YANG, Ching Kwei, Gr. Maj. in Eco., Harvard Univ., 10

Howland St., Cambridge, Mass, logical Quadrangle, Oberlin, Ohio.

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YANG, Constance Poh Kien, Maj. In Science, Cornell College (Iowa), Mount Vernon, Iowa.

YANG, Gilbert, Medicine, Univ, of Neb., Y. M. C. A., Lincoln, Neb.

YANG, Ju Chin, c/o Patrick Sun, Chinese Consulate, San Francisco, Calif.

YANG, J. C., Maj. in Pol. Sci., Univ, of Illinois, 101 S. Busey St., Urbana, Ill.

YANG, Jung L., Maj. in Phahmacy, Univ, of Colorado, 1130 —12th St., Boulder, Colo.

YANG, Kyueh T., Univ, of Michigan, 519 Linden, Ann Arbor, Mich.

YANG, N< ocarl, Maj. in Pub. Health, Johns Hopkins Univ., 420 N. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.

YANG, Pao-Chang, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 195 Clare­mont Ave.

YANG, Paul Hsueh Kuen, Maj. in Eco., Ohio State Univ., 41 King Ave., Columbus, Ohio.

YANG, Pin San, 1360 Washington St. N.W., Washington, D. C.

YANG, Sophia C., Univ, of Michigan, 101 N. Ingalls, Ann Arbor, Mich.

YANG, S. P. (Miss), Art, Columbia Univ., 421 W. 121st St., N. Y. C.

YANG, T. Zen, Gr. Maj. in Bus. Admin., Harvard Univ., Morris D-22, Cambridge, Mass.

YANG, Tien Fu, Gr. Columbia., 22 Mott St., N. Y. C.YANG, Tsui I.. Maj. in Ed., Box 314, Teachers College,

Columbia Univ., N. Y. C.YANG, Yun Kuei, Maj. in Agri., Ohio State Univ., 208 W.YANG, Tsui Yl, 10 Morningside Drive, N. Y. C.

9th Ave., Columbus, Ohio.YAO, Chih Hsien, Poli. Sci., Univ, of Neb., Lincoln, Neb.YAO, Lee, Maj. in Engineering, Colorado School of Mines,

1806 Arapahoe St., Golden, Colorado.YEE, Alyce Ako, Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 1641 Nuananu,

Hawaii.YEE, Arthur T., Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1225—10th Ave.,

Hawaii.YEE, Cyrus, Maj. in Medicine, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club,

Hannaman Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa.YEE, David, N. Y. U., 181st St. & University Ave., N. Y. C. YEE, David, N. Y. U. Dormitory, University Heights, N. Y. C. YEE. Daniel Y., Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, 1225—10th Ave.,

Hawaii.YEE. Dorothea Sen Len, Soc. Sci., Univfl of Hawaii, Box 59,

Kohala, Hawaii.YEE, Eda, Ed., Univ, of Calif., 1105 Powell St., San Fran­

cisco, Calif.YEE, Edwin, Maj. in Dentistry, Saint Mary’s College, 411—

37th St., Oakland, Calif.YEE, Frank Ki Chun, Pol. Sci., Univ, of Calif., 2556 Ban­

croft Way, Berkeley, Calif.

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YEE, Hazel San Mee, Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1641 Nunanu St., Hawaii.

YEE, Lizzie, Soc. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii, Kohala, Hawaii.YEE, Lester Francis Ping Koon, Gen. Sci., Univ, of Hawaii,

1641 Nunanu St., Hawaii.YEE, Rose Luella, Educ., Univ, of Calif., 1105 Powell St.,

San Francisco, Calif.YEE, Violet Mee, Lang. Lit., Univ, of Hawaii, 1401 Kewalo

St., Hawaii.YEH, Hsun, Gr. Stud., Columbia Univ., 500 Riverside Dr.,

N. Y. C.YEH, Te Ming, Hist., Univ, of Wash., c/o Chinese Consulate,

Lyon Bldg., Seattle, Wa,sh.YEH, Yun Chiao, Maj. in Naval Archi., Mass. Inst. Tech.,

21 Inman St., Cambridge, Mass.YEN, Chu-Sheng, Educ., Columbia Univ., 106 Morningside

Dr., N. Y. C.YEN, C. Y., Criminology, Univ, of Chicago, 5633 Drexel

Ave., Chicago, Ill.YEN, T. W., c/o Chinese Legation, Washington, D. C.YEN, William N., Maj. in Accounting, Phila. Chinese Stud.

Club, 3240 N. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa.YEN, Y. C„ F. C., Univ, of Ill., 605 E. Daniel, Urbana, Ill.YICK, Winifred, Pre-Nurs., Univ, of Calif, 133—8th St.,

Oakland, Calif.YIEH, Tsung-Kao, Gr. Stud., Northwestern Univ., Garrett

Dormitory, Evanston, Ill.YIM, Mary L., Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 804—16th Ave.,

Hawaii.YIN, Pao Yii, Gr. Maj. in Poli. Sci., Johns Hopkins Univ.,

2704 Maryland Ave., Baltimore, Md.YING, Theresa, Maj. in Eng., Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Col­

lege, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind.YIP, L., Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, Villanova College, Villa­

nova, Pa.YOP, Alice Y. L., Lib. Arts, Univ, of Hawaii, 2306 Wilder

Ave., Hawaii.YOP, Arthur A. C., Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 1600 Kama-

mahu Ave., Hawaii.YOP, Beatrice M. Y., Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1600 Kama-

mahu Ave., Hawaii.YOUNG, Achong, Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 1103,

Hilo, Hawaii.YOUNG, Ah Fai, Civ. Eng., Univ, of Hawaii, 1648 Palama

St., Hawaii.YOUNG, Alice H. T., Pub. Health Nurse, Univ, of Hawaii,

1420—9th Ave., Hawaii.YOUNG, Anthony K., Elem. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Box

765, Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii. ■YOUNG, Arthur, Engineering, Univ, of Wash., c/o Univ.

Y. M. C. A., Seattle, Wash.YUEN, Bessie Mew How, Home Econo., Univ, of Hawaii,

1155-A Young St., Hawaii.

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YUNG, Gem Gar, Univ, of Illinois, 101 S. Coler St., Urbana, Ill.

YOUNG, Leory, Phila. Chinese Stud. Club, 915 Spring St., Philadelphia, Pa.

YOUNG, Lily Boa Lin, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, Box 342, Hilo, Hawaii.

YOUNG, Hong Yip, Grad. Univ, of Hawaii, 1333 Pensacola St., Hawaii.

YOUNG, Mrs. Hazel K. S. Lau, Elem. Educ., 594 N. King St., Hawaii.

YOUNG, Jechun, General, Station, College of Wash., Box 337, College Station, Pullman, Wash.

YOUNG, Margaret, Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 1654-B Liliha, Hawaii.

YUEN, Margaret Y. C., Sec. Educ., Univ, of Hawaii, 56 Kukui St., Hawaii.

YOUNG, M. T., Gr. Maj. in Engineering, Harvard Univ., 55 Ellery St., Cambridge, Mass.

YOUNG, Mln-Chi, Maj. in Psych., Stanford Univ., 245 Ra­mona St., Palo Alto, Calif.

YOUNG, Philip, Voc. Educ. & Agrlc., Univ, of Hawaii, 1759 Fort St., Hawaii.

YOUNG, Richard J., Elec. Eng., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill.

YUEN, Seung Lin, Pre-Med., Univ, of Hawaii, 1941 Dole St., Hawaii.

YOUNG, Warren Day, Geology, Univ, of Calif, at Los Angeles, 1125 So. Irolo St., Los Angeles, Calif.

YOUNG, Yu Lam, Maj. in Bus., Columbia Univ., 519 W. 114th St., N. Y. C.

YU, Chin H., Univ, of Michigan, 720 Haven, Ann Arbor, Mich.

YU, Jevons C., 724 Clymer Place, Madison, Wls.YU, Poe Eng. (Miss), Psy., Univ, of Calif., International

House, Berkeley, Calif.YU, Ren-Shen, Gr. Stud., Northwestern Univ., Garrett Dor­

mitory, Evanston, Ill.YU, S. C., Maj. in Polit. Scl., Univ, of Illinois, Box 632,

Station A, Champaigne, Ill.YU, Soo-Tsing, Gr. Smith College, Graduate House, 30 Bei­

n'1 onx Ave., Northampton, Mass.YUAN, F. C., 195 Claremont Ave., N. Y. C.YUAN, Kuan S., Univ, of Michigan, 101 N. Ingalls, Ann

Arbor, Mich.YVE, Ju Wang, Maj. in Comm., N. Y. U., 3468 Broadway,

N. Y. C.YUE, Man-Hing, Maj. in Ed., Columbia Univ., 106 Morning­

side Drive, N. Y. C. 'YUEN, Feng A., Gr. Maj. In Bus. Admin., N. Y. U., 500

Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.YUNG. Man K., Univ, of Michigan, 1402 Hill, Ann Arbor,

Mich.

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ZEN, Harry Shay Kwen, Econ. & Bus., Univfl of Hawaii, Cor Piikoi & King Sts.t Hawaii.

ZIA, Tsoo Y., Maj. in Hist., Wisleyan College, Macon, Ga.YUEN, Sik Hop, Maj. in Fine Arts, N. Y. U., 854 Ocean

Pkway., Brooklyn, N. Y.YUNG, Lilly C., Econ., Univ, of Calif., 778 Sacramento St.,

San Francisco, Calif.

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DIRECTORY OF CHINESE STUDENTS IN CANADA

1933BUNN, W. Luke, Maj. in Appl. Sci., Univ, of British Co­

lumbia, 234 E. 5th Ave., Vancouver, Can.CHANG, Gan, Maj. in Science, Univ, of British Columbia,

147 Keefer St., Vancouver, Can.CHANG, Helen, Maj. in Arts, Univ, of British Columbia,

147 Keefer St., Vancouver, Can.CHANG, Kee Roger, Maj. in Engineering, McGill Univ.,

177 Lagauchetiere St. W., Montreal, Can.CHONG, Ming, Maj. in Science, McMaster Univ., 206 King

St. E., Hamilton, Ont.CHONG, Ying, Maj. in Engineering, Queens Univ., 206

King St. E., Hamilton, Ontario, Can.CHEW, Yit Pang, Maj. in Appl. Sci., Univ, of British

Columbia, 815 Princess Ave., Vancouver, Can.CHONG, Buck S., Maj. in Arts, Univ, of British Columbia,

1670 Franklin St. E., Vancouver, Can.CHU, Fred, Maj. in Science, Univ, of British Columbia,

130 Pender St. E., Vancouver, Can.CHU, Rose D., Maj. in Eng. & Ed., Univ, of British Columbia,

2680 Stephens St., Vancouver, Can.HO, Benjamin J., Maj. in Arts, Univ, of British Columbia,

304 Union St., Vancouver, Can.LAI, Joe, Maj. in Econ. & Govt., Univ, of British Columbia,

815 Princess Ave., Vancouver, Can.LAW, Mah Fong, Maj. in Medicine, McGill Univ., 3505 Lome

Ave., Montreal, Can.LEE, Lin Keey, Maj. in Arts, Univ, of British Columbia, 523

16th St., New Westminster, B. C., Can.LEE, Mae, Queens Univ., 383 Princess St., Kingston, Ont.,

Can.LEE, Walter Yee, Maj. in Science, Queens Univ., 53 Mimico

Ave., Mimico, Ont., Can.LONG, Moses, Maj. in Arts, Univ, of British Columbia, 520

E. 7th Ave., Vancouver, B. C., Can.LUM, Quene Shaw, Maj. in Science, Queens Univ., 198

Barrie St., Kingston, Ont., Can.MAAK, Kwok-Ping, Univ, of Saskatchewan, 515 Dufferin

Ave., Saskatoon, Sask., Can.MAR, Andrew, Gr. Stud, in Engineering, Univ, of Manitoba,

296 Ellen St., Winnipeg, Man., Can.MAR, Jack Gaye, Maj. in Medicine, Univ, of Manitoba, 296

Ellen St., Winnipeg, Man., Can.MAR, Peter Gee-Pan, Maj. in Medicine, Univ, of Manitoba,

296 Ellen St., Winnipeg, Man., Can.MAR, Roy, Maj. in Medicine, Univ, of Manitoba, 27 Emily

St., - Winnipeg, Man., Can.QUONG, Sidney Don, McGill Univ., 2039 University St., Apt.

21, Montreal, Can.

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QUONG, Ton Lung, Maj. in Med., Univ, of Manitoba, Mini- tonas, Manitoba, Can.

SING, Charles William, Maj. in Math., Univ, of Manitoba, P. O. Box 544, Portage la Prairie, Man., Can.

WING, Eddie Yee, Maj. in Archi., Univ, of Alberta, Edmon­ton, Alberta, Can.

WING, Park, Maj. in Appl. Set, UQnlv. of British Columbia, 317 Union St., Vancouver, Can.

WONG, Clara, Maj. in Medicine, Univ, of Western Ontario, 129 Fullarton St., London, Can.

WONG, Florence, McGil Univ., 1090 Chenville St., Montreal, Can.

WONG, Henr Goe, Maj. in Engineering, McGill Univ., 1090 Chennevile St., Montreal, Can.

WONG, Mary, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Western Ontario, 129 Fullarton St., London, Can.

WONG, Pearl, Maj. in Science, Univ, of Western Ontario, 1083 Adelaide St., London, Can.

WONG, Wing Yuen, Maj. in Medicine, Queens Univ., 2340 Heather St., Vancouver, B. C., Can.

WOO, Daisy, Eleanor, McGill Univ., 1536 Burnside Pl., Montreal, Can.

WOO, Dick Chong, Maj. in Arts, Univ, of British Columbia, 359 Pender St. E., Vancouver, Can.

WOO, William, McGill Univ., 1536 Burnside Pl., Montreal, Can.

WU, Chang Chi, McGill Univ., 3561 Lome Ave., Montreal, Can.

YEE, June Alfred, Maj. in Bus., Queens Univ., 1213—15th Ave., Regina, Sask., Can.

YIP, Kenneth W., Maj. in Appl. Sci., Univ, of British Co­lumbia, 51 Pender St. E., Vancouver, Can.

YONG, Mark, McMaster Univ., 138 James St. N., Hamilton, Ont., Can.

YOW, Gilbert, Maj. in Science, Univ, of British Columbia, 563 Pender St. E., Vancouver, Can.

YUEN, Henry B., McGill Univ., 1715 Govin Blvd., Montreal, Can.

DISTRIBUTION OF CHINESE STUDENTS ACCORDING TO INSTITUTIONS

IN CANADAAlberta, Univ, of Edmonton, Alberta........................................... 1British Columbia, Univ, of Vancouver, B. C.......................... 15Manitoba, Univ, of Winnipeg, Man............................................... 6McGill Univ., Montreal, Que............................................................. 9McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Ont...................................................... 2Queens Univ., Kington, Ont................................................................ 6Saskatchewan, Univ, of Saskatoon, Sask................................... 1Western Ontario, Univ, of London, Ont................................... 3

43Grand Total

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IN THE UNITED STATESAlabama, Woman’s College of, Montgomery, Ala............ 1Albany College, Albany, Ore.......................................................... 1American Univ., Washington, D. C............................................... 1Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky............................................................ 1Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio....................................... 1Barnard College, N. Y. C.................................................................... 3Boston Univ., 688 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.......................... 7Brooklyn, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, N. Y......... 1Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa............................................. 1Columbia Univ., N. Y. C......................................................................... 152Univ, of California, Berkeley, Calif............................................. 122California, Univ, of Calif, at Los Angeles............................... 4Canisius College, Buffalo, N. Y........................................................ 2Carnegie Inst, of Tech., Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio................. 2Chicago, Univ, of Chicago, Ill......................................................... 44Univ, of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio........................................ 2Claremont College, Claremont, Calif............................................. 1Colorado, Univ, of Boulder, Col........................................................ 4Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa........................................ 1Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Col........................................ 1Denver, Univ, of Univ. Park, Denver, Col................................. 3DePauw Univ., Greencastle, Ind...................................................... 2Drew Univ., Madison, N. J................................................................ 4Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pa.............................................. ., 1Doane College, Crete, Neb.................................................................... 1Dubuque, Univ, of Dubuque, Iowa............................................... 1Duquesne Univ., Pittsburgh, Pa.................................................... 1Earlham College, Richmond, Ind.................................................... 2Emor Univ., Emor Univ., Georgia.................................................... 1Florida, Univ, of Gainesville, Fla.................................................... 1General Theological Seminary, Chelsea Square, N. Y. C. 1 Georgia School of Technolog, Atlanta, Ga................................. 1George Washington Univ., Washington, D. C..................... 14Hawaii, Univ, of Hawaii..................................................................... 256Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass.................................................... 37Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass.......................................... 1Hunter College of the City of New York, Park Ave.,

N. Y. C..................................................................................................... 2Huron College, Huron, So. Dak...................................................... 1Idaho, Univ, of Moscow, Idaho...................................................... 1Illinois, Univ, of Urbana, Ill............................................................. 38Illinois, Wesleyan Univ., Bloomington, Ill............................... 1Iowa, The State Univ, of Iowa City, Iowa............................... 8Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.................................................... 2John Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md.......................................... 18Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Mich.......................................... 1Kansas, The Univ, of Lawrence, Kan........................................ 1

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Kansas State College, Manhattan, Kan................................... 3Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio...................................................... 1Lewis Institute, Chicago, Ill............................................................. 5Long Island Univ., Brooklyn, N. Y............................................... 1Louisiana, The Tulane Univ., New Orleans, La................... 1Manhattan College, N. Y. C............................................................. 1Maryland, Univ, of Baltimore, Md................................................. 4Mass. Inst, of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.......................... 24Michigan, Univ, of Ann Arbor, Mich........................................ 82Michigan State College, East Lansing, Mich.......................... 1Minnesota, Univ, of Minneapolis, Minn................................... 8Missouri, Univ, of Columbia, Mo...................................................... 7Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass.......................... 1Nebraska, The Univ, of Lincoln, Neb........................................ 3Nevada, Univ, of Reno, Nev............................................................... 3New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass.... 3New York, The College of the City of, Convent Ave.

& 139th St., N. Y. C.......................................................... 3New York School for Social Research, N. Y. C..................... 1New York School of Social Work, 122 E. 22nd St.,

N. Y. C................................................................................................... 1New York Univ., Washington Square East, N. Y. C.. .. 48North Carolina, The Women’s College of the Univ, of

Greensboro, N. C.............................................................................. 1North Central College, Naperville, Ill....................................... 1Northeastern Univ., Boston, Mass................................................. 1Northwestern Univ., McKinlock Campus, Lake Shore Dr. , & Chicago Ave., Chicago, Ill................................................. 8Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio........................................................ 4Ohio State Univ., Columbus, Ohio.................................................. 16Ohio Univ., Athens, Ohio.................................................................... 3Oklahoma, Univ, of Norman, Okla............................................... 1Oregon State Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore.......... 2Oregon, Univ, of Eugene, Ore...................................................... 3Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio............................................. 1Pacific, College of the Stockton, Calif........................................ 3Pacific Union College, Angwin, Calif.., 1Pennsylvania, Univ, of Philadelphia, Pa................................. 16Pittsburgh, Univ, of Pittsburgh, Pa.......................................... 1Pomona College, Claremont, Calif................................................. 1Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.....................................................; 3Princeton Univ., Princeton, N. J................................................... 2Providence Colelge, Providence, R. 1.......................................... 1Purdue Univ., Lafayette, Ind............................................................. 14Rhode Island College of Education, Providence, R. I.. . 1Richmond, Univ, of Richmond, Va................................................. 2Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N. J........................................ 1Saint Francis College, Butler St., Brooklyn, N. Y............ 1Saint Mary’s College, Saint Mary’s College, Calif........... 5Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, Saint Mary-of-the

Woods, Ind............................................................................................ 3San Francisco, Univ, of San Francisco, Calif.......................... 1Simpson College, Indiana, Iowa...................................................... 1Smith College, Northampton, Mass.............................................. 2South Carolina, The Military College of, Charleston, S. C. 1

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Southwestern College, Winfield, Kan 1Southern California, Univ, of Los Angeles, Calif 40Stanford Univ., Stanford Univ., Calif 25Texas Technologolical College, Lubbock, Texas 1Transylvania College, Lexington, ’ Ky 1Tri-State College, Angola, Ind 4Tufts College, Medford, Mass 1United States Military Academy, West Point, N. Y.. .. 1Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa 1Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville, Tenn 3Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Vr 3Washington, The State College of Pullman, Wash 10Univ, of Wash., Seattle, Wash •..................... 35Wash. Missionary College, Tacoma Park, Wash., D. C. 1Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass 2Wesleyan College, Macon, Gr 2West Virginia Univ., Morgantown, W. Va 2Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland, Ohio 2Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill 3Wheaton College, Norton, Mass 1Whittier College, Whittier, Calif 1Wichita, Univ, of Wichita, Kan 2Willamette Univ., Salem, Ore... 1Wisconsin, Univ, of Madison, Wis 12Wooster, College of Wooster, Ohio 1Yale Univ., New Haven, Conn 11

Grand Total 1,305

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INDEX TO ADVERTISERSPage

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