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STANFRD WILL HAVR NoE COURSES IN CHINESE Re’V LANGUAGE NEXT YEARGcfor i instruction in Chinese language will im- be offered at Stanford next year by l)r.. * ion Obed S. Johnson, whose appointment to ma Via- the chair on Oriental affairs was an- ter: Ity, nounced by the President’s Office yester- seb mg day. sorter, 'J he introduction of this new chair in P°1 the University was made possible through lane Iso a fund of $2,000 given by Alfred C. j soc ide Klkinton and a number of friends, i’ll* J■21, kinton is a San Francisco exporter, we: ils. whose home is in Berkeley, and who is j rL‘l the interested in affairs of the Pacilic. He niasus is a supporter of the Institute of Pa- j co\ tell ciffc Relations and was a member of the ,r‘wcmeInstitute held in Honolulu last summer, i Sts Dr. Johnson, who for several yearshas been connected with the Canton| Christian College, has just returned to ire the United States from there. Johnson | th* received his doctor's degree at the Uni- m' P.) | versity of California, ni- 1 wo courses will be given by Dr. soate Johnson next year, one in Chinese lan- sa on- guages and one in Chinese Civilization. Gi the At present Professor Anna Bille is giv- ”l eir ing a two-hour course in Chinese Civili- C^1 ate zatiou.urt I —-the Today there are approximately five mil- a i'es lion radio receiving sets in use in the wlI United States. wl
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Stanford Daily
Stanford, California, US
Fri, May 13, 1927
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