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Typed letter from the assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy to Robert N. Corwin, of Yale University, informing Corwin that Phillips Academy cannot formally recommend Sinley Kong Yuen Chang's English in regards to his taking of the College…

Typed letter from the assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy to Sinley Kong Yuen Chang informing Chang that due to his English course record at Phillips Academy, the school cannot give him a formal recommendation for the comprehensive…

Typed letter from Robert N. Corwin to L.E. Lynde, assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy, thanking Lynde for stating that he will accept any recommendation in English submitted by Mr. Spencer for Mr. S.K.Y. Chang.

Typed letter from E.W. Siple to Frederick E. Newton thanking Newton for his letter of the 10th regarding Mr. Chang.

Typed letter from the assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy to S.K.Y. Chang requesting that he inform the school as soon as a decision has been made to whether or not he will be attending Phillips Academy in the Fall.

Typed letter from the assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy to Sinley K.Y. Chang announcing to Chang that they will hold a room for him at Andover until he makes a decision about whether or not to attend college for the upcoming Fall.

Handwritten letter from Sinley K.Y. Chang to F.E. Newton requesting that Newton reserve a room for him at Andover until the results of his September college examinations are clear. Chang is uncertain whether or not he will be remaining in Andover for…

Typed letter from E.W. Siple to Cecil Bancroft requesting further information regarding Mr. Chang, a student at Phillips Academy. Siple is interested in knowing whether or not Mr. Chang is capable of handling the workload of an institution such as…

Typed letter from the assistant to the principal of Phillips Academy to E.W. Siple, of Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute, informing him that Mr. Chang has been an exceptional student and should have no trouble with the course load at Rennselaer.

Handwritten letter from Sinley K.Y. Stearns to Dr. Stearns informing Stearns that he heard that An John King had recently drowned, and wishing Stearns to confirm or deny the story and update him on King's condition.