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Highlight: while traveling in Japan, Korea, China, Singapore, and India, with contents chiefly related to mission
Abstract Or Scope: This series contains manuscript diaries written while Condict was living in Richmond, Virginia, and while traveling in Japan, Korea, China, Singapore, and India, with contents chiefly related to mission work. This series also contains provenance and bibliographic notes, and some correspondence.

Highlight: Canadians who are currently residing in South Korea. Also, towards the latter half of the letter Mr. Gordon
Abstract Or Scope: Informing Ms. McEnaney that a taped show is under production by Ted Conant, where it features Canadians who are currently residing in South Korea. Also, towards the latter half of the letter Mr. Gordon recommends that Mr. Don West be given a chance at employment at CBC.

Highlight: VII.1: Korea-South Korea, North Korea (Pre-and Post-War).
Abstract Or Scope: This subseries contains popular Japanese music songbooks that cover the following areas: national anthems, theme songs, collections of popular songs, school songs and dormitory songs, a Girl Scout songbook, jazz music, shamisen music songs, songs from an annual singing contest held on New Year's Eve, folk songs, military songs, parodies, ballads, bawdy songs, youthful songs, and enka (traditional-style Japanese popular ballads).

Highlight: Orchestra conducted by Mr. Wok Sik Lim 2) Korean children singing K. children's song recorded in Korea 1959
Abstract Or Scope: Access Copy CD# 144. 1) "Early Autumn" composed by Yoon Joo Jeong (1952) played by KBS Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mr. Wok Sik Lim 2) Korean children singing K. children's song recorded in Korea 1959 by Korean Broadcasting System / 2) Japanese folk songs - Kink and Chugoku districts (LKE 1042) vol 2

Highlight: Various copies of articles on Korea from The Economist's Foreign Report, all dated 1961.
transmitted (some by wire) regarding the situation in Korea. Some are obviously intended for publication
Abstract Or Scope: Letters between K.C. Cho and Kim, 1950-1962.

Highlight: and loud / Recorded in Buddhist temples, Seoul, Korea
Abstract Or Scope: Access Copy CD# 128. Bell #2 - Buddhist temple Cho-ke-sa 1) bell tolling - beginning with lower and faster tempo gets gradually louder and slower (no chain's noise is heard) 2) bell tolling - slow tempo to quick tempo and fade out - fade in - gets slower (children's talking) 3) fade in quick and low - slow and loud / Recorded in Buddhist temples, Seoul, Korea

Highlight: , Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, New Caledonia, North Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan
Abstract Or Scope: Country files are arranged alphabetically and represent the following nations: Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Maldives, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, New Caledonia, North Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Tibet, and Vietnam. The files contain correspondence, mission notes and predominantly research files utilized in the compilation of Asia Watch publications and reports produced from 1987 to 1997.

Highlight: others, the subseries includes fragments from Steinberg's years in Korea; drafts for a play about the
Abstract Or Scope: A collection of Steinberg's works in prose and poetry, most of which were never published. Among others, the subseries includes fragments from Steinberg's years in Korea; drafts for a play about the Korean War, The Ring of Truth; versions of "Day of Good Fortune," a short story published by Playboy in 1967; stories on the Okamoto family; and poems written by Steinberg between 1969-1996.

Highlight: in Korea," Christianity and World Democracy, fundamental factors in missions, and the missionary and
Abstract Or Scope: This series contains correspondence; lectures and notes on topics including "The Rise of the Church in Korea," Christianity and World Democracy, fundamental factors in missions, and the missionary and his relationships; a sermon; outlines; seminar notes and syllabi; news clippings; and annotated chapters from Heber's books, including a substantial collection of resources and reference materials for his published work, Christianity and World Democracy.

Highlight: ; "Untitled" Japan and Korea,1895-1896; "Lecture V, No.?" 1896-1904.
Abstract Or Scope: "South America, Central America, West Indies, and Mexico, No. 4" 1900-1904; "Lecture V, No. 12" 1903-1904; "Lecture V, No. 5" 1897-1898; "Mohammedanism, No. 1" 1892-1912 (plus an envelope inside that includes more clippings from ca. 1911); "Missions in General, No. 2" 1893-1894; "Lecture 2, No. 4", related to superstitions, witchcraft, immoral behavior, 1894- 1905; "Missions in General, No. 4", 1895-1896; "Untitled" Japan and Korea,1895-1896; "Lecture V, No.?" 1896-1904.

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