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    "ocrText": "C\nShort Skeches of the letter writers\no\nP\nMiss Helen Chung is a graduate of the Shanghai College (American miss-\nY\nionary school). After graduation in 1930, she has always worked\nwith the Chinese Y.W.C.A. in mass education. She was sent by the\nChinese YWCA, 1945, to study education in the Columbia University,\nNew York City. She is now still in that university.\nDr. W. H. Chang is a graduate of the Yenching University (American miss-\nsionary school) After leaving Yenching, he continued to study\nmedicine in the National Shanghai Medical College and graduated\nas 8. MD. He came to this country in 1941 to serve as instructor\nin the New York University. Also he served as intern student in\nLos Angeles and Boston. Now he is working in the Bellevue Hospi-\ntal as their pediotrist.\nMiss s. Y. Liang or Mrs. W. H. Chang graduated in the history department\nof the Yenching University. She worked in the Chinese YWCA for\na while then came to this country in 1941 studying history in the\nUniversity of Southern California. Then she served as instructor\nof Chinese history in the University of Chicago. She also studied\nsociology in the Simmons College and worked as librarian of the\nColumbia University library.\nMiss Chen Shan-tsiang graduated from the sociology department of the\nShanghai College. Since graduation, she worked with the Chinese\nTRONAS\nYWCA on youth problems. She passed the government examination\nfor coming abroad in 1943 and came to this country in 1945. She\nARCHIVES \"NATIONAL SERVICE AMDS\nis studying sociology in the New York University. She is still\nconnected with the Chinese YWCA.\nMr. L. M. Liu is also a graduate of the Shanghai College. After graduation,\nhe worked in the Chinese YMCA in Christian students activities.\nHe was the organizer of a mass singing moverment in China. He\ncame to this country in 1939. Since then he has been working\nwith the United China Relief.\nMrs. L. M. Liu also graduated from the Shanghai College. After graduation\nshe worked in the Chinese YWCA as editor. She sent to Chungking\nin 1942 (from Shanghai) and worked in the Women's Advisory Com-\nmittee under Mme Chiang Kai-shek. She was then editor of the\nmagazines published under Mme Chiang's supervision. She joined her\nhusband in 1945 and is now working with the United China Relief.\nMiss s. H. Hwang graduated from the history department of the National\nTsing Hwa University, 1937. After graduation, she taught history\nin various middle schools. She passed the Government examination\nin 1943 and came to this country in 1945. She is now studying\nAmerican history in Columbia University.\nMiss Kung Pu-sheng graduated from the history department of the Yenching\nUniversity, 1935. Then she worked in the YWCA on Christian students\nmovement. She was subsquently sent to this country in 1940 to study\ntheology in the Union Theological Semminary of the Columbia Univer-\nsity. In 1944 she went back to China again working for the Chinese\nYWCA. In 1945 she was engaged by the East and West Association\nunder Miss Pearl s. Buck. So she came back to this country again\nworking for the East and West Association. At the same time she\nstudies in the Columbia University specializing American history."
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