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ov 5823 WMerylend Avenue , Chicago Illinois, Oetober 234, 1939 . Dr. J. G. Andersson , | Museum of Fer Eastern Antiquities , Stockholm , Sweden . Deer Dr. Andersson, I heve thought sbout you snd ycur et the museum meny , meny time since those 1: sy that I was eo privileged to spend there working t year . I wrote & long letter to you but setuslly I no word from nye one et the museum since I left la...
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ov 5823 WMerylend Avenue , Chicago Illinois, Oetober 234, 1939 . Dr. J. G. Andersson , | Museum of Fer Eastern Antiquities , Stockholm , Sweden . Deer Dr. Andersson, I heve thought sbout you snd ycur et the museum meny , meny time since those 1: sy that I was eo privileged to spend there working t year . I wrote & long letter to you but setuslly I no word from nye one et the museum since I left last Ceto 1st ,1938 . During the coprse of jese months heve mysel? experienced the most distreesing end catackysmic experience of my whole life . The Chine Wer hes eventuelly left me without & home, without my adopted country , witout & job and a salaäry , end completely and sbsolutely separated from all worläly possessions including my immense collection of unique materiel , my librery of ten thousand wolumes end all our other thinge, and has for the time being et least wholly jeepmr- dized these long seventeen yeers of unpublished end for the mest pert unannounced researches end field work. This blow came during the month of BeBruary that time I have been strug- gling in some manner to refashion my life end to cerry on here in Ameri is my full intent and expectation eventuslly to return to Chine but I have no hopes of being able to de so for at least a year or two,or even three or four . Meanwhile I am most, most eanxious to preserve by recording,in so fer as I an able eat this distence from most of my stuff,as much as I can of these long years of fielå work. Towerds this end I have during the pest two weeks epplied for support to tio Americen Fouhdations ; to the Cuggen- heiz Foundstion for & fellowship for next year , 1940-1941 , end to the Carnegie Corporation for support for the present y of 1988-1940 . (Hy support from the University ended with les June. You have frequently very generously expressed your willingness to help me in any way thet you could to further ny erchaeological and other studies sand researches. I have thpre- fore mede bold to give your name as & reference to each of the two foundatione to which I am epplying for suport. The Guggen- heim Foundetion has alresäy written to my references in this country ond it is possible that they have aleo written to you asking you to recommend me end to tell then sbout my work in Chi: have net yet done so they will probably do so in the future . It is likely thet they will eccom; their letter by& long ment of my pest resecrches , my present situation, and my pl for further Fra & FE have hed to EG e hem i mltiple copies us of my requiremen Dn applying Or a fellowship . IE they Sva bene ön a ög of this öoctke 3 you will know sbout 211 that you need to know sboåt my past wor nd my present plens > vn ny cese I an enelosing in iris letter & short resumé copy of the longer statement y I have spoken « This short statement ie ferriv CompfenölistVe
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0068, 2) u need to know sbout enå me . end will probebly tell you ell that, me in case you ere ceiled upon to reco You are one of the få scholars who have seen my work enå my collection in China whe-h...
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0068, 2) u need to know sbout enå me . end will probebly tell you ell that, me in case you ere ceiled upon to reco You are one of the få scholars who have seen my work enå my collection in China whe-heve-been and who are eble to judge of its velue in a region so completely unexplored archaeologically and ethnologicslly end one ch ie at the same $ime so strategicelly loceted for the history of the China snd the Asia Coast . Having seen ee much of my collection as you did you cen guess et the initistéve ond the industry which it has taken to meke it during the years end something of the difficulties involved,while carrying on et & tinese full teaching and edministrative dguties . Your recommendation will beyond question hewe greet weight with either of the committees if they should write to you for it end you mey be aseured thet I ehell be most , most greteful indeed for your services. Under the most unusus and distressing conditions In which TI find myself tie wears I em now more then ever enxious to preserve by reoording them , of these long years of field worl particularly the future of ercheeology in Chine completely a gemble . Ageln let me thank you for any help which you mey be eble to give in the matter of recommendetions. When I was in Stockholm you were so generous as to give me some of your valued reprints from the Bulletin of the Museum of Far Zastern Antiquities. Hay I request tie Museum sand Dr. Käålgren to send to me here in Chicago end my ess in China any such publicstions whien yot mag in the future find it in your ity to send . Dr. Kåkgren very kinöly sent to my Chine address one short reprint lest summer. I em locking forwsrd to his promised monograph mirrors + I heve myself written & long erti n rore which the Harv. Journel is considereing The encelosed stetement will inäicste so! of the past months . When they appear I shall send tery coplee. I have recently hed sent to you & copy Asia Megezine contsining an article of mine, ap rent of some of my years of field work chi me extend my very best & eff there . I think of often and the tees together in the b room » I cons my weeks in Stockholm of valusble parts of my entire yveers work in Europe and With renewed thenks and sincere best regsrås to ell, I remain P.S< The Hovenb aunbers: of e Asia Meg ont pins eb Very sincerely yours , Då rg Ol of-Éy ESR RAA
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