Friday, March 22, 2019

Profiles of the MISLS Students of Chinese and Korean Ancestry with Surnames Beginning with M—T

The Americans and aliens of Chinese and Korean ancestry are the focus of this project. The registries and album had their names and most of their Army serial numbers. Ancestry.com was used to locate many of them in the censuses, passenger lists, school yearbooks, city directories, military records etc. The National Archives’ Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File was a helpful in confirming information in the registries. Another source was the scrapbook of Oak T. “Lawrence” Jay, my father, who had photographs and ephemera of his time at the MISLS.


SEE CHEE MAK
October 21, 1919, China – November 17, 1975, San Francisco, California

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number 32488863
Residence: Burlington, New Jersey
Enlistment: January 25, 1943, Camden, New Jersey



WING ART NG
(Chinese Language Division)
January 10, 1906, Toyshan, China –

Passenger List
arrived October 29, 1940, Los Angeles, California from Hong Kong

World War II Draft Card
Name: Ng Wing Art
Residence: Phoenix, Arizona
Registration: October 16, 1940, Phoenix, Arizona

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number: 39139328
Name: Ng Wing Art
Residence: Phoenix, Arizona
Enlistment: August 30, 1943, San Francisco, California

1950 United States Federal Census
Name: Wing Art Ng
Home: Phoenix, Arizona
Occupation: Proprietor, Grocery Store
Married with two children

1952 Phoenix, Arizona, City Directory
Name: Wing Art Ng
Street address: 417 W Sherman 8-5014
Occupation: 3 Wings Grocery

1954 Yuma City-County, Arizona Directory
Arkie’s Market (Wing Art Ng) 1816 8th Street


LEE WING NG
(Japanese Language Division)
February 10, 1919, China – December 30, 1980, Alameda, California

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number: 39120701
Residence: Elko County, Nevada
Enlistment Date: January 18, 1943, San Francisco, California
Fort Snelling, December 1944
I Dream of Genealogy: Ng, Lee Wing; Military Intelligence Service

World War II Hospital Admission Card File
Admission: April 1944
Discharge: May 1944
Diagnosis: Tuberculosis, pulmonary, reinfection type, chronic, minimal, active

California, Death Index
Lee Wing Ng, December 30. 1980, Alameda


WALLACE FAT NG
(Chinese Language Division)
May 8, 1922, San Francisco, California – February 1, 2003, California
full name and birthplace on draft card

1930 United States Federal Census
Home: San Francisco, California

1940 U.S. Federal Census
Name: Wah Fat Ng
Home: San Francisco, California

1940 
Graduated Commerce High School, San Francisco, California


















World War II Draft Card
Residence: San Francisco, California
Registratio: June 30, 1942, San Francisco, California

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number: 19185276
Residence: San Francisco, California
Enlistment: November 5, 1942, San Francisco, California
Fort Snelling, December 1944

University of California, Berkeley
The Eighty-fifth Commencement, June 1948
Bachelor Chemistry
Wallace Fat Ng.....San Francisco


FONG PUN NING
(Chinese Language Division)
September 9, 1919, China – February 16, 2013, Cambridge, Massachusetts

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: Boston, Massachusetts
Registration Date: October 16, 1940, Roxbury, Massachusetts

World War II Serial Number: 31294149
Residence: New York, New York
Enlistment: January 28, 1943, Boston, Massachusetts
Fort Snelling, December 1944
I Dream of Genealogy: Ning, Fong P; Military Intelligence Service

Cambridge, Massachusetts, City Directory
Name: Fong Pun Ning
Street address: 107 Oxford
Occupation: Employee, China House
Spouse: Mary Y Ning

Boston Herald, February 20, 2013
Ning, Fong Pun “George” of Cambridge, February 16, 2013. Beloved husband of Mary Y. (Wong). Loving father of Richard C. Ning of Bowie, MD; Leonard C. Ning of Norwell, MA; the late Sandra C. Baker and Stephen C. Ning. Brother of the late Chin Shek Chuan. A wonderful father-in-law to Wayne Baker, Yuet-fung Ho and Julianna Ning. Grandfather of Kelly Baker, Amy Kiely, Dain H. C. Ning, Julia C. Ning, Alison C. Ning and Alexandra N. Ning. Also survived by 4 great grandchildren.

Funeral from the Keefe Funeral Home, 2175 Mass Ave., Cambridge, on Saturday at 10:00 A.M. His Funeral Service will be held in the Funeral Home at 11:00 A.M., followed by burial with Military Honors at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Friday 4:00-8:00 P.M. Donations may be made to National WW II Museum, 945 Magazine St., New Orleans, LA, 70130; or to American Legion Boston Chinatown Post 328, Attn: David Ching, 181 Brighton Ave., Belmont, MA, 02478. Late WW II Army Veteran. For obituary, directions or to send a condolence visit www.keefefuneralhome.com
Cambridge Chronicle, February 20 to 27, 2013

Chinese American WWII Veterans Recognition Project

Social Security Death Index
Find a Grave


CHUNG CHU OU? OW?
World War II Serial Number:
Fort Snelling, 1944











YUK OW
(Instructor, Chinese Language Division)
May 5, 1915, Canton, China – November 11, 1982, San Mateo, California
full name and birth information on draft card; 1929 passenger list said birthplace was Namhoi, Kwangtung, China

Passenger List
arrived July 24, 1929, San Francisco, California from Hong Kong

1940 United States Federal Census
Home: San Francisco, San Francisco, California
Occupation: Bookkeeper

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: San Francisco, California
Registration Date: October 16, 1940, San Francisco, California

World War II Enlistment 
Serial Number: 39048208
Residence: San Francisco, California
Enlistment: March 4, 1944, Presidio of Monterey, California
Fort Snelling, 1944–1945
Release Date: June 2, 1946
I Dream of Genealogy: Ow, Yuk; Staff Sergeant; from Headquarters Company Military Intelligence Service Language School

Chick Char Club, San Francisco, California


Chinese in Minnesota
Sherri Gebert Fuller
Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2009
page 37 sidebar
Fort Snelling Military Intelligence Service Language School

During World War II, sons of Chinese immigrants trained at the War Department’s Military intelligence Service Language School (MISLS) at Camp Savage and later at Fort Snelling. These young men were organized as students in training companies and were later assigned to specific units upon graduation.
The division director was First Lieutenant Ernest K. H. Eng, and Staff Sergeants included Wong Kan, Frank Chen and Yuk Ow.
Chinese America: History and Perspectives 1988
Chinese American Studies: A Historical Survey
Him Mark Lai
page 17
Another outstanding historical researcher was Yuk Ow, who had meticulously culled a wide range of English and Chinese sources for historical information on the Chinese of California since the 1950s. His research was especially strong with respect to biographies and institutions. Ow’s major work was A History of the Sam Yup Benevolent Association in the United States, 1850–1974 (1974), which includes biographies of notable Sam Yup individuals in America. This work, based primarily on his research notes and the records of the association dating back to 1881, is an excellent example of the possibilities of scholarly research using published documents, primary sources, and oral histories. Ow’s death in 1982 deprived the Chinese American community of further results of his research.
Chinese Overseas: Migration, Research and Documentation
Tan Chee-Beng, Chee Beng Tan, Colin Storey, Julia Zimmerman
Chinese University Press, 2007
page 394
1. Yuk Ow Collection (Asian Amer AAS ARC 2000/70)
An early pioneer in Chinese American historical studies, Yuk Ow was a librarian and translator who devoted much of his life to collecting and researching Chinese American history and materials.
Ethnic Studies Library
University of California Berkeley
歐玉 Yuk Ow Collection AAS ARC 2000/70

Social Security Death Index
Find a Grave


KI PYOK PAK aka KI BUCK PARK
(Japanese Language Division)
June 24, 1915, Korea – June 2, 1999, California
full name and birth information from draft card

Passenger List
arrived December 30, 1939, Los Angeles from Yokohama, Japan

World War II Draft Registration
Name: Ki Pyok Pak
Residence: Los Angeles, California
Registration Date: October 16, 1940, Los Angeles, California

World War II Enlistment 
Serial Number: 39564592
Name: Ki B. Park
Residence: Los Angeles, California
Enlistment: March 8, 1943, Los Angeles, California
Fort Snelling, July 1943

Naturalized January 7, 1944; Ki Pyok Pak changed name to Ki Buck Park; Company D, Barracks J, Camp Savage, Minnesota

Passenger List
arrived August 1945, Honolulu, Hawaii from Saipan

California Marriage Index
Name: Ki B Park
Marriage: April 2, 1955, Los Angeles, California
Spouse: Boo Y Kim

Social Security Death Index


LLOYD CHIN MYUNG PAK
(Japanese Language Division)
July 13, 1926, Waialua, Hawaii – December 22 or 23, 1978, Los Angeles, California
full name and birth information on draft card

Passenger List
departed December 12, 1927, Honolulu, Hawaii bound for Yokohama, Japan and Korea

Passenger List
arrived May 4, 1941, Honolulu, Hawaii from Yokohama, Japan

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: Wahiawa, Hawaii
Registration Date: July 17, 1944, Hawaii

World War II Enlistment 
Serial Number: 30111745
Residence: Hawaii
Enlistment: September 15, 1944, Hawaii
Fort Snelling, February 1945
Release Date: August 20, 1946
Enlistment Date: 25 July 25, 1967
Release Date: March 19, 1969

Consular Report of Marriage
Spouse: Ock Kim Soo
Marriage Date: November 9, 1946
Marriage Place: Chungdong Methodist Church, Seoul, Korea

Passenger List
arrived July 15, 1948, Honolulu, Hawaii from Inchon, Korea; Pak traveled with his wife and seven-month-old son

1950 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Honolulu, Hawaii
Occupation: Upholstery Man, Upholstery Business
Married with one son

World War II Hospital Admission Card File
Admission: June 1953
Discharge: June 1953
Overseas: Dispensary, other
Diagnosis: Gastroenteritis acute, 2 yrs +

1954 Honolulu, Hawaii, City Directory
Address: 3064b Kanu
Occupation: US Army

1965 Honolulu, Hawaii, City Directory
Address: 279 Mokauea
Occupation: US Army

1969 Honolulu, Hawaii, City Directory
Address: 2423G Rose St
Occupation: US Army

California, Death Index
Name: Lloyd Chinmyung Pak
Birth Date: July 13, 1926
Birth Place: Hawaii
Death Date: December 23, 1978
Death Place: Los Angeles

Social Security Death Index

Veterans’ Gravesite
Name: Lloyd CM Pak
Service Info.: T4 US Army World War II, Korea
Birth Date: July 13, 1926
Death Date: December 22, 1978
Cemetery: Riverside National Cemetery, Section 7 Site 749


ROBERT FAT PANG aka ROBERT S.F. PANG
(Japanese Language Division)
December 18, 1908, Honolulu, Hawaii – January 28, 1987, Hawaii
full name and birth information on draft card; date of death from the Department of Veterans Affairs

1932 University of Hawaii








1937 Honolulu, Hawaii, City Directory
Robert F Pang, 1810 Fort

1940 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Honolulu, Hawaii
Occupation: Salesman

Passenger List
arrived December 4, 1940, Honolulu, Hawaii from San Francisco, California

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: Honolulu, Hawaii
Registration Date: October 16, 1940, Hawaii

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number: O-299337
Enlistment Date: December 31, 1941
Camp Savage, June 1942
Release Date: January 19, 1946
I Dream of Genealogy: Pang, Robert; Military Intelligence Service

Nisei Linguists: Japanese Americans in the Military Intelligence Service During World War II (2006)
page 52
[61] …The Chinese American reserve officers were 1st Lt. Robert F. Pang and 2nd Lt. Won Loy Chan.
page 142
From time to time the Army would send Chinese Americans to the MISLS for Japanese-language training. The first class at Crissy Field included two Chinese American reserve officers, Won Loy Chan and Robert F. Pang.
1947 Honolulu, Hawaii, City Directory
Robert F Pang, 1810 Fort
Occupation: General Store, 1204 S Beretania

1950 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Honolulu, Hawaii
Occupation: Landlord

1954 Honolulu, Hawaii, City Directory
Robert F Pang, 1810 Fort
Occupation: King-Fort Smoke Shop

1955 Honolulu, Hawaii, City Directory
Robert F Pang, 1810 Fort
Occupation: Kingfort Magazine Shop

Honolulu Advertiser, May 23, 1966
page 26
Winnifred Pang Weds Wallace Fumio Aoki
Winnifred Kam Yit Pang and Wallace Fumio Aoki were married May 15 at Central Union Church.

Parents of the bride are Mrs. Richard S. Y. Pang and the late Mr. Pang. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Satoru Aoki.

Robert S. F. Pang, uncle of the bride, escorted her to the altar. …
1969 Polk’s Directory of City and County of Honolulu
Occupation: Beretania-Bethel Magazine

1974 Polk’s Directory of City and County of Honolulu
Robert S F Pang, l436 Konia Street
Occupation: Beretania-Bethel Magazine

Social Security Death Index


WALTER SUN PANG
(Chinese Language Division)
November 9, 1922, Cairo, Illinois – May 20, 2007, Tamms, Illinois











Passenger List
arrived March 28, 1927, Seattle, Washington from Hong Kong

Passenger List
arrived August 23, 1930, Seattle, Washington from Hong Kong

Passenger List
arrived March 19, 1935, Seattle, Washington from Hong Kong

1940 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Cairo, Alexander, Illinois
Occupation: self-employed assistant manager, laundry
Race: Chinese

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: Cairo, Illinois
Registration Date: November 19, 1945 [reenlisted]

World War II Serial Number: 16054326
Enlistment: March 2,1942, Peoria, Illinois
Fort Snelling, 1944
Release Date: November 15, 1945
I Dream of Genealogy: Pang, Walter S; Military Intelligence Service

1950 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Mound City, Illinois
Occupation: Laborer
Married with one daughter

1999 Annual Return of Cairo No. 237, Cairo, Illinois, District 18 S
Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free & Accepted Masons of the State of Illinois
Alphabetical Listing of Members
page 3: Walter Sun Pang

Paducah Sun, May 22, 2007
Tamms, Ill. — Services for Walter S. Pang, 84, of Tamms will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Crain Funeral Home with the Rev. Kelly Cox officiating. Burial with military rites will be at St. John’s Cemetery in Dongola.

He died at 1:55 p.m. Sunday at his home.

Mr. Pang was a civil engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He served for three terms as Mayor of Tamms and on the Governors Task Force on Aging. He was a 50-year member of the Cairo Masonic Lodge, where he was a 32nd Degree Mason. He was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, the Ainad Shrine, V.F.W. in Cairo, the American Legion Post 406, A.A.R.P., and a lifetime member of the Clifford-Mills-Clendenin Post 2649.

He is survived by his wife, Wanda Pang; two daughters, Linda Benner of Muncie, Ind., and Kim Strich of Indianapolis; and four grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by six brothers and his parents.

Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Masonic rites set for 7:30 p.m.

Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to Shriners Hospital in St. Louis.
Southeast Missourian, May 22, 2007
Tamms, Ill.—Walter S. Pang, age 84, of Tamms, died Sunday, May 20, 2007 at his home.

He was born on Nov. 9, 1922, in Cairo, Ill., to Harry and Lin Lee (Gee) Pang. He married Wanda Hale on Feb. 29, 1948.

Pang was a civil engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, retiring in 1983 as Assistant Chief of the Midwest. He was a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers. He was in the U.S. Army during World War II, serving in the Aleutian Islands and attaining the rank of Master Sergeant. He was a member of the Cairo Masonic Lodge No. 237 AF&AM, a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Ainad Shrine. He was a member of the Clifford-Mills-Clendenin Post 2649, Veterans of Foreign Wars where he had served twice as Post Commander. He also served as 15th District Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a member of the American Legion Post 406 in Cairo, Ill. He served 3 terms as mayor of Tamms and was on the Governor's Task Force on Aging. He was a Methodist.

Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Linda Benner of Muncie, Ind., and Kim Strich of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mamie of Taiwan and Judy Chung of Portland, Ore.; and four grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by six brothers.

Friends may call at Crain Funeral Home in Tamms from 5 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, with Masonic rites at 7:30 p.m. by the Cairo Masonic Lodge No. 237, AF&AM.

Funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. The Rev. Kelly Cox will officiate, with burial in St. Johns Cemetery with full military honors by a ritual team made up of area veterans groups sponsored by the Pulaski County Post 8891, VFW.
Alexander County Illinois Genealogy Trails
Salute to Veterans
A Special Veterans Day Edition of the Cairo Citizen,
November 5, 2009 and individual contributions
Pang, Walter S., U. S. Army--Walter S. Pang served in the infantry, Military Intelligence, Engineer and Personal Management, rising through the ranks to Sergeant Major (the highest enlisted rank in the Army), before retiring in 1975. Sgt. Maj. Pang served as an MG gunner, Engineer Chief of Detail in Artillery and Personnel Management. During World War II, Pang served in the Pacific Theater, participating in operations on the Aleutian Islands. Pang was awarded the American Campaign Medal and Ribbon, Asiatic Pacific Medal and Ribbon with one bronze star, Good conduct Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Army Reserve Medal, Kentucky Meritorious Service Medal and Indiana Meritorious Service Medal and the Combat Infantry Badge.
Social Security Death Index
Find a Grave photograph


JICK PON
(Japanese Language Division)
August 26, 1923, Tung-Young Lay, China – September 18, 1993, Los Angeles, California
full name and birth information on draft card; 1934 and 1948 passenger lists said his birthplace was Hoiping

Passenger List
arrived November 24, 1934, Los Angeles, California from Hong Kong

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: Los Angeles, California
Registration Date: June 30, 1942

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number: 39735408
Residence: Los Angeles, California
Enlistment: January 22, 1945, Fort MacArthur San Pedro, California
Fort Snelling, 1944–1945
I Dream of Genealogy: Pon, Jick; Military Intelligence Service

Passenger List
arrived June 30, 1948 with war bride, Yuet Yui Tse, San Francisco, California from Hong Kong

1950 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Los Angeles, California
Occupation: blank
Married with two children

1958 California Voter Registration
Address: W 52nd Street, Los Angeles, California
Party: Democrat

Fighting on All Fronts: Profiles of World War II Chinese Americans from the Golden State
Montgomery Hom
Chinese Historical Society of America, 2021
Page 220

Social Security Death Index


JOHN JOSEPH SEN
(Japanese Language Division)
January 16, 1920, Boston, Massachusetts – December 24, 2016








1930 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Boston, Massachusetts
Race: Chinese

1940 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Boston, Massachusetts
Race: Chinese

World War Draft Registration
Residence: Providence, Rhode Island
Registration: July 1, 1941, Providence, Rhode Island

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number:
Fort Snelling, July 1943; graduated May 19, 1945
I Dream of Genealogy: Sen, J; Military Intelligence Service

1944 Boston, Massachusetts City Directory
Address: 52 Brooks EB
Occupation: United States Army

(Minneapolis, Minnesota)
July 8, 1945
Sen-Thorn 
Patricia Thom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Thom, 1422 Nicollet avenue, was married Saturday at Westminster Church chapel to Lt. John Joseph Sen of Boston, Mass. Miss Thom attended the University of Minnesota and Lt. Sen is a graduate of Brown university, Providence, R. I. Lt. Brown [sic] is stationed at Ft. Snelling. 
1950 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Occupation: Manager, Gift Shop

U.S. Army Register, Volume 3, 1972
John J. Sen, Lieutenant Colonel, retired December 1966

Veteran Gravesite
Interment: Salisbury National Cemetery
War: World War II; Korea; Vietnam


WONG S. SHANG
(Chinese Language Division)
see “Richard” Shew Shang Wong 


BING S. SOO HOO
(Chinese Language Division)
February 5, 1907, China – August 11, 1983, Durham, North Carolina

World War II Serial Number: 31134383
Residence: Boston, Massachusetts
Enlistment: June 16, 1942, Boston, Massachusetts
Fort Snelling, December 1944
Release Date: September 13, 1945
I Dream of Genealogy: Soo Hoo Bing S; Military Intelligence Service

Social Security Death Index


HENRY HIN SOON
(Chinese Language Division)
November 17, 1915, Canton, China – September 14, 1989, Oakland, California
full name and birth information on draft card

1936–1938, University of California at Berkeley

1940 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Berkeley, California
Occupation: Barboy

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: Berkeley, California
Registration Date: October 16, 1940

World War II Serial Number: 39042909
Residence: Alameda County, California
Enlistment: March 31, 1943, San Francisco, California
Fort Snelling, December 1944
Release Date: February 28, 1946
I Dream of Genealogy: Soon, Henry H; Military Intelligence Service

Oregon State Marriage
Name: Henry H. Soon
Spouse: Ora G. Lee
Marriage Date: June 15, 1946
Marriage Place: Corvallis, Oregon

1950 U.S. Federal Census
Home: Berkeley, California
Occupation: Commercial Artist, Photo Shop

1959 San Francisco, California, City Directory
Name: Henry H Soon
Residence: Berkeley
Occupation: Draftsman, California-Pacific Utilities
Spouse: Ora Soon

Soon’s painting appeared in Electrical West, September 1964 and July 1965.





















Social Security Death Index


YIN SING TOM aka ROY SING TOM
(Japanese Language Division)
March 25, 1910, Canton, China – November 4, 1993, San Francisco, California
full name and birth information on draft card



















Passenger List
arrived February 3, 1916, Honolulu, Hawaii from Hong Kong

Passenger List
arrived February 14, 1916, San Francisco, California from Honolulu, Hawaii

1930 U.S. Federal Census
Home: San Francisco, California
Race: Chinese

1936–1940, California, Voter Registration
Street address: 957 Grant Avenue
Residence Place: San Francisco
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Occupation: Bookkeeper

World War II Draft Registration
Residence: San Francisco, California
Registration Date: October 16, 1940

World War II Enlistment
Serial Number: 39141577
Residence: San Francisco, California
Enlistment: October 8, 1943, San Francisco, California
Fort Snelling, February 1944; graduated May 19, 1945

1950 U.S. Federal Census
Name: Roy S Tom
Home: San Francisco, California
Occupation: Gorcery Clerk
Married with two daughters

Veterans of the Military Intelligence Service
Second National Reunion, November 8–11, 1966
Yin S. Tom
399 Valencia Street
San Francisco, California

Social Security Death Index
(California)
November 10, 1993
Tom, Roy S. In San Francisco on November 4, 1993, age 83. Survived by his wife of 56 years. Bow King; two sons, Kenneth and Howard; four daughters, Dorothy, Janet. Jasmine and Julie: two sons-in-law, Ronald Lim and Edwin Bonllla; and two grandchildren, Robin and Daniel Lim; a veteran of WWII, Military Intelligence Service and a member of the Chinese Grocers Assn. Friends may visit 5-6pm Fri., Nov. 12 and attend funeral services at 1pm, Sat., Nov. 13 at Green Street Mortuary, 649 Green St. SF. Memorial donations may be made to your favorite charity. 

Related Posts
About the Military Intelligence Service Language School
MISLS Registries and Album
Scrapbook of Oak T. “Lawrence” Jay
Profiles of the MISLS Students of Chinese and Korean Ancestry with Surname Beginning with C
Profiles of the MISLS Students of Chinese and Korean Ancestry with Surnames Beginning with D—K
Profiles of the MISLS Students of Chinese and Korean Ancestry with Surname Beginning with L
Profiles of the MISLS Students of Chinese and Korean Ancestry with Surnames Beginning with W—Y
MISLS Ephemera and Clippings

(Updated June 15, 2022)

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