CHINESE AMERICAN COMMUNITY MISCELLANY, [19—].

Contains a variety of manuscript items and printed ephemera, including a fortune telling guide and information about the lottery, with several lottery tickets in Chinese and English for various businesses and games; tables for comparing Western and lunar calendars; instructions for sending telegrams. Forms part of: Kern County Museum Collection.

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CHINESE LOTTERY TICKETS INCLUDING BOSTON D.T., LEE TAI DAY TIME AND AMERICANCO, AND FOOK TAI NIGHT TIME

INSTRUCTIONS TO USE TELEGRAM
Huanwei Liu

CHINESE OVERSEAS ORGANIZATION

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDIES OF CHINESE OVERSEAS (ISSCO)

Professor L. Ling-chi Wang of the Ethnic Studies Department at the University of California, Berkeley and other colleagues founded ISSCO in 1993 to advance research and scholarly exchange on Chinese Overseas studies. ISSCO provides channels for research and publications, organizes international conferences, and publishes conference proceedings.

L. Ling-chi Wang and Wang Gungwu, editors
CHINESE DIASPORA: SELECTED ESSAYS

Asian Amer DS732 C556 1998

Conference Proceedings
LUODI-SHENGGEN*: THE LEGAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC STATUS OF CHINESE IN THE DIASPORA

Sponsored by the Asian American Studies Program at the University of California, Berkeley, this conference (San Francisco, 1992) led to the establishment of the International Society for the Studies of Chinese Overseas.

*"Growing roots where they land." —Wang Gungwu

PROGRAM AND PAPER ABSTRACTS FROM THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL CHINESE OVERSEAS CONFERENCE

Asian Amer Conference File