Typed letter from C.Y. Huang to Dr. Alfred E. Stearns introducing Stearns to his friend Hin Cheung Chan, newly arrived in the States, and recommending Phillips Academy for his place of study.
Draft of telegram sent from C.Y. Hsu to Mr. Alfred E. Stearns. Received letter. Sorry could not go. Stated Stearns' decision did not lead Hsu to decide adversely.
Handwritten letter sent from C.Y. Hsu to Dr. Alfred E. Stearns. Plans to attend summer school at Cornell. Will only take French. Lists subjects taken. Asks if possible to move to middle class and graduate in two years. Asks is Latin required for…
Handwritten letter sent from C.Y. Hsu to Cecil K. Bancroft about subjects Hsu must make up in order to gain a diploma. Accompanying note details Hsu's transcript.
Typed letter from C.T. Chu to Phillips Academy in reference to the reservation of a room for T.Y. Lee. Informs Phillips Academy that he cannot yet sign the contract until he is sure that Lee will be in Andover the coming year and receives assurances…
Typed letter from C.S. Crosby, immigration inspector, to Alfred E. Stearns informing Stearns of the reason for Chan Hin Cheung's detention and enclosing the last two paragraphs of Sec. 6 of the Chinese Exclusion Laws.
Handwritten letter sent from Li Chien Luan to Alfred E. Stearns. Is on management committee of the alliance. Is responsible for housing for the conference. Requests use of dormitories at Andover, Taylor, and Eaton, along with Mr. Durand's house. …
