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    Clippings, 1937-1941

    Manuscripts

    "New Chinatown" and "China City." Includes Publicity Record First Anniversary Celebration of New Chinatown & Press Luncheon and flier for "China City" by Christine Sterling.

    mssSooHoo

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    Mission Statement

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    Draft and final versions of the History Center Mission Statement, 1990; mission statement, guidelines for evaluating records for retention, and guidelines and goals, 1983.

    mssLAT

  • Open letter concerning the New Chinatown project

    Open letter concerning the New Chinatown project

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    Four typed pages which appears to be an open letter from the L.A. Chinatown Project Association. The letter is critical of the project being built by Christine Sterling, and describes the efforts by the Chinese -American community to raise funds for their own project. The officers of the association, Walter Yip, Secretary, Quon S. Doon, Treasurer, and Lee Wah Shew, President, have signed the letter.

    mssSooHoo

  • Town talk / two Chinatowns

    Town talk / two Chinatowns

    Manuscripts

    Article from page 21 of the Daily News, Los Angeles, describing the two projects being built by Christine Sterling and the members of the Los Angels Chinatown Project Association.

    mssSooHoo

  • Streamlined Chinatowns rising in L.A. / 2 New districts to vie for tourist trade as old quarter doomed

    Streamlined Chinatowns rising in L.A. / 2 New districts to vie for tourist trade as old quarter doomed

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    Clipping from the Hollywood Citizen News describing the two projects being built by Christine Sterling and the Chinatown project promoted by the members of the Los Angels Chinatown Project Association.

    mssSooHoo

  • Chinese Quarter launched today

    Chinese Quarter launched today

    Manuscripts

    Clipping from page 6 of the Daily News, Los Angeles, describing the conflict between the Christine Sterling project and the Chinatown project promoted by the members of the Los Angels Chinatown Project Association.

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