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Manuscripts and Archival Collections

Chinese Departure Case Files [CDCF]. San Francisco District Office,
Immigration and Naturalization Service. Record Group 85. National
Archives, San Bruno, Calif.

Chinese Hospital Medical Staff Archives, 1978-81. Chinese Hospital, San
Francisco.

The Chinese Women's Association Fifth Anniversary Special Issue. New York:
Chinese Women's Association, 1937. Microfilm, New York Public Library.

Chinese Young People's Christian Conference. Proceedings and minutes,
1938-47. Him Mark Lai private collection.

Chinese YWCA files (correspondence, board minutes, staff reports, photographs), 1916-45. Chinese YWCA, San Francisco; and Philip P. Choy
private collection.

Chung, Margaret. Private papers, scrapbooks, photographs. Asian American
Studies Library, University of California, Berkeley.

International Institute of San Francisco files (scrapbooks, board minutes, staff
reports, case files), 1918-50. International Institute, San Francisco.

International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU) collection. Labor
Archives and Research Center, San Francisco State University.

Jan, Flora Belle. Letters to Ludmelia Holstein, 1918-5o. In possession of
daughter (name withheld by request).

Lee, Jane Kwong. "A Chinese American." Unpublished autobiography (in my
possession).

Lee, Sue Ko. Scrapbook of clippings, leaflets, and photographs (in my
possession).

Methodist Mission Home (Gum Moon Women's Residence) case files,
1903-34. Gum Moon Women's Residence, San Francisco.

Schulze, Tye Leung. "Tiny." Louise Schulze Lee private collection.

Square and Circle Club files (scrapbooks, minutes of meetings, photographs),
1924-46. Square and Circle Club, San Francisco.

Survey of Race Relations collection (oral histories and research papers), 1923-25. Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, Stanford
University.

U.S. District Intelligence Office, Twelfth Naval District, Commandant's
Office. "Chinese Situation in the San Francisco Bay Area," 1945. General
Correspondence, folder A8-5. National Archives, San Bruno, Calif.

Women's Occidental Board of Foreign Missions. Annual Reports,
1874-1920. San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, Calif.

Oral Histories

Chin Yen. "Life History as a Social Document of Mr. Chin Yen." Survey of
Race Relations Collection, Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and
Peace, Stanford University.

Chinn, Daisy Wong. Interview with Genny Lim, July 29, 1982, Chinese
Women of America Research Project, Chinese Culture Foundation of San
Francisco.

Chung, Rena Jung. Interview with author, June 30, 1994.

Eng, Marietta Chong. Interview with Genny Lim, September 13, 1982,
Chinese Women of America Research Project, Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco.

Fong, Emily Lee. Interview with Him Mark Lai and Gilbert Woo, March i,
1975, Him Mark Lai private collection; interview with Carey Mark Huang,
April 12, 198z, Chinese Women of America Research Project, Chinese
Culture Foundation of San Francisco.

Fun, Alice Sue. Interview with author, February z8, 1982.

Fung, May Kew. Interview with Jeffrey Ow, March z5, 199o, Jeffrey Ow
private collection.

Gee, Maggie. Interview with author, February z5, 1990.

Gee, May Lew. Interview with author, June 25, 1994.

Gin, Gladys Ng. Interview with author, November 4, 1988.

Hing, Bertha. Interview with Kirk Fong and Valerie Fong, March, 1991, Kirk
Fong private collection.

How, Lorena. Interview with Sandy Lee, May 1, 1982, Chinese Women of
America Research Project, Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco.

Huey, Penny Chan. Interview with author, November z1, 1988.

Hung, Bessie. Interview with author, June 30, 1989.

Jan, Flora Belle. "Interview with Flora Belle Jan, Daughter of Proprietor of
the `Yet Far Low' Chop Suey Restaurant, Tulare St. and China Alley,
Fresno." Survey of Race Relations Collection, Hoover Institution on War,
Revolution, and Peace, Stanford University.

Jang, Ruth Chan. Interview with author, July 8, 1994•

Jeong, Bessie. Interview with Suellen Cheng and Munson Kwok, December
17, 1981, Southern California Chinese American Oral History Project,
Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, Los Angeles.

Jew Law Ying. Interview with author, September 7, 1982, and January 14,
1987.

Jong, Frances. Interview with author, February 1z, 1990.

Kwan, Florence Chinn. Interview with author, October 7 and iz, 1988.

Lee, Clara. Interview with author, October z, November 4, 1986; and July
31, 1989.

Lee, Ira. Interview with author, November 1, 1989.

Lee, Jane Kwong. Interview with author, October 2z and November z, 1988.

Lee, Lim P. Interview with author, October 311, 11989.

Lee, Louise Schulze. Interview with author, November 7, -1988.
Lee, Lucy. Interview with author, May 17, 1982.

Lee, Mickey Fong. Interview with Ernest Charm, February 23, 1982, Ernest
Chann private collection; interview with author, November 1, 1989.

Lee, Mrs. Choy. Interview with Him Mark Lai and Helen Lai, March 2,
1975, Him Mark Lai private collection.

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