Dr. Huizinga Returns to United States active service the University of Shanghai, Felurned to the United States on March 30. During their last few days here, they were honoured at farewell dinners and parties given by col-Jeagues, students, alumni, and friends, 'A. special assembly of the university faculty and students was held in their honour on March 26, "The President, Dr, H, Liu, paid 9 high tribute to the couple for their ong, unselfish missionary service. to China, On behalf of the university, and as a token of love, he presented to Dr, and Mrs, Hulzinga a. scroll with appropriate Chinese characters.
Dr, Hulzinga, a missionary under the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, has been professor of English and head of the English department in the University of Shanghai since 1917. Prior to that time, Dr. and Mrs, Hulzinga spent 20 years as" educational missionaries India, under the same foreign mis-
During their years of service at the University of Shanghai, they have seen the institution grow from a total of 187 students to" well over. 1,10. students studying on the campus, and about 3,000 students enrolled in all the divisions of the university, In addition to his work as a teacher, Dr, Huizinga has compiled and edited many books: "Modern Short. Stories, "The Best One-Act Plays, 1929"; "The Best Long Plays, 193 "The' Best English Essays," 1034"! "College Composition, 1936." ' He lias also written "Missionary Education in India," 1909, and "The ABC Correetion Code,"'1030. Many of his books are used as textbooks in the differ-of the University of well as in other schools
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