Lewis Browne, prominent American Jewish author, will depart on a world cruise which will take him to the Far East on December 17th.
Dr. Browne will sail from Vancouver on the Empress of Canada and will be gone for almost a year. He has been invited to deliver a series of lectures at Universities in China and Japan on “Western Thought and the History of Christianity.”
While abroad, Dr. Browne will also act as a special correspondent of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency for whom he will write a series of articles and will endeavor to make news connections for the Agency in remote corners of the world.
Among the countries he plans to visit in addition to China and Japan are Honolulu, Borneo, Java, Bali, Siam, Burma, India, the Strait Settlements, Palestine, and a number of European lands.
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