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P-59 3A5180 KOREA ADMINISTRATION: Budget (AP's P-59 3A5180 KOREA ADMINISTRATION: Budget (AP's & Allocations etc 1954/55 1955/56 1956/57 1957/58 (Master) 1957/58 Finance & Accounting Exchange General Letter of Agreement (Transmittal Letter) Properties & Equipment Prefab House- General Public Relations Publicity General Registration & Status Reports - Corres General CONFERENCES: General INDIVIDUALS: AHN Eaktay (Korean Natl Symp Orchestra) BOK Her man CHANG Mrs Grace & ) CHU Mrs Grace K ) CHO Yongdock CHOI Kee II CHOI Kyu Nam CHUN Mrs Sook Hi HUH Woong *HYUN Miss Ki Soon SEE LEE Mrs Yi Haeng KIM Chang Chip KIM Chewon Dr KIM Hak Mook (Social Work) KIM Kyung Sung (books shipment) KIM Marl Bong KIM Yong-Httan KOH Whang-Kyung LEE Prof Chul-Chu LEE Hand Key LEE Kjrung Won LEE Peter H LEE Mrs Yi Haeng LEE Yong Hee (Harvard Sem) LEE Youngsang LEIGH Flora Bong Son LIM Won-Sik MOH Youn-sook PAK Chung Yong PAK Prof Sung Kwon (Park) PI Dr Chyun Deuk P-59 3A5180 KOREA INDIVIDUALS: RHEE & CHUNG (of KFEA) RIM Dr Han Yong RO Kong Kyun SOHN Pow-Key SUH Prof Doo-Soo WANG Sung- Soo YOO Kee-Chun YUN Ie-Sang (Composer) P-59 3A5180 KOREA INDIVIDUALS MISCELLANEOUS: *AHN Prof Ho Sam SEE Conferences 1957 UNESCO Eng Lang in Australia *AHN Sung Jin SEE Programs Media Publications CHILDRENS GARDEN Bak Dongkyu Chai Jung Sie Chai Mrs Ree-sik Chang Dr Chaisum *Chang Charles SEE Conf 1957 JCI 7th Saigon delegate *Chang Chun-ha SEE MEDIA Publications General L/A with Sasange Pub Co Chang Dai-hong,bio Chang Kee Bong Chang Ki Bong *Chang Ki-cho SEE Sch & Univ MT Student Summer Program 1956 *Chang Key-young SEE Media Publishers Hankuk Ilbo & M vies KMPCA Chang Shub Koh Chang Yong Cho James Cho Elaine Chungja Choi Sangmie (clipping) CHOI Mr & Mrs Won-hnn CHOI Dr *CHU Mr Joseph SEE Korea Media Translations *CHU Joseph SEE Conferences *-CHU Yo Sup, Sec Pen Club SEE Conferences 1955 PEN - Dacca CHUEN Mr Yuen Kum CHUL Soon Im *CHUNG Chae-pyo SEE Orgs KOREAN EDUC MOTION PIC RESEARCH INST CHUNG Kyung-cho *CHUNG Sahm Nye SEE Girl Scouts CHUNG Mr Nae Hoon CHUNG Kyung Cho *CHUNG Dr Tae Hyyn SEE KOREA Publishers Shinji Sha (Rhee Chong Yuk) CYNN Hugh Heung-Wu *Hae Jong Chun SEE Confs 1957 INT 'L SYMP ON HIST OF E&W CULTURAL CON *HAN Kyo-seuk SEE KOREA ORGS ORGANIZATIONS GENERAL HO Kang Yang Hong Chong Chul *HONG Prof Kyung-hi SEE Confs GEOGRAPHERS INT’L CONGRESS Tokyo Hong Miss Sookja *HONG Yi-Sup SEE CONES INT'L SYPOSIUM ON HIST OF E&W CULTURAL CONTACT HOUSEWRIGHT Prof Wiley HWANG HWANG Mrs Pil-yon HWI Col Sunwoo *HYUN Dong-wan SEE Confs 1955 YMCA - Paris *HYUN Dr Rody SEE Confs MUSIC EDUCATOR'S NAT'L ASSN COHF St Louis IM Miss Sook Jai P-59 3A5180 KOREA INDIVIDUALS MISCELLANEOUS: *JIN Mun Sa SEE KOREA EDUC SCH&UNIV SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY JUNG Mr Sic Chai KANG Chung Shin KANG Tou Shik KEH Dean Choi Soon *KIM Capt Bong-kyun SEE Confs INT'L ASSN POLICE CHIEFS KIM Mr Chong-Ik KIM Choong Sun KIM Dr Changsoon KIM Dr. Chewon KIM Chun Bae KIM Mr David KIM D S KIM #KIM Dong Won SEE US Sgh & Univ KIM Dong Yung Kim Mr Kim Mr Eugene E *Kim Emma SEE KOREA Conferences - Childhood Education *KIM Eul Han SEE JAPAN S&E KOREAN KIM Mr Holim KIM Madame Paik Bong KIM Jong Chool KIM Joo Bong *KIM John S SEE KOREA Orgs Contemporary Music Society *KIM Kesung SEE CONFS 1956 Janan 6th *Kim Kin-doo SEE CONFS Prevention of Crime & Treatment of Offenders *KIM Kwan Soo SEE Confs Film Festival 2nd Singapore (1955) *Kim Kwan Soo (producer) SEE Confs Film Festival 3rd Hong Kong (1956) *Kauh Kwang Man SEE Confs WCOTP (1956) Kim K C KIM Kyong-chol KIM Miss Mary *KIM S H SEE KOREA Publications English Weekly KIM Sei Hyung *KIM Sung Hak SEE KOREA Programs Publications General KIM Song Kon Kim So Wun KIM Tae-sik Kim Mr Tai Sun *KIM Rev Woo Hynn SEE JAPAN ORG YMCA KIM Dr Taek-jin KIM Mr Tai Seop KIM Mr Theodore Yun-kuk KIM Won Kyu SEE Confs 1957 UNESCO Int8l Exchange Publications P-59 3A5180 KOREA INDIVIDUALS MISCELLANEOUS: KIM Capt Yong-hyun *KIM Dr Yong-wan SEE KOREA Orgs BOY SCOUTS *KOH B yongik SEE CONFERENCES 1957 KOH Prof Myung-kon SEE Confs Int'l Philosophers Conference KOH Pyung Auk *KOH Pyung Ik SEE PHILIPPINES EDUCATION SEA FELLOWSHIPS KOH Soon Duk Mr KUNUGI isst Prof Masanaga KWON Mr Park Sung KYUNG Mr Woo Rhee LEE Gen Bun-Suk *LEE Chae Myong SEE CONFERENCES 1956 film festival Lee Mr Chang Soo Lee Mr Chong-Sik Lee Chong-Woo Dr Lee Mr Dai Won *LEE Dong Hwa SEE KOREA ORGS KOREAN PROBLEMS RESEARCH INST Lee Jang Hyun Lee Mr Kang N Lee Miss Pong SEE Confs UNESCO Seminar Int'l Exchange Publications Lee Mr Sang-Sun Lee Police Chief Song-Woo Lee Dr Sun Keun Lee Sung-Chul Lee Mr Tai-hee LEE Theresa Chinwon Lee Whi Yeung SEE KOREA ORGS Orgs General Etude Francaise Lee Mr Won Woo Lee Dr Woo Choo Lee Yongkoo *LEE Yong Mdn SEE Confs Film Festival Hong Kong 3rd also Korea Program Lee Yong Ok Miss Lee Yong-shik Lee Yong-sang *LIM Ok-in SEE Korea Program MEDIA Publications General *LIM Wan-ail SEE Confs Music Educators Nat'l Assn Conf LIM Conl H.E.Ben C *Min Byong-tai SEE KOREA Education Sch & Univ SEOUL Nat'l Univ MIN Mr Tae Shick *MINN Choong Sik SEE KOREA ORGS JAYCEES MINN Pyong - do Moon Mrs. Nam-shik Nahm Mr. Andrew C New Mr Ilhan P-59 3A5180 KOREA INDIVIDUALS MISCELLANEOUS: OH Chong Shik OH Mr. Sung Whun *Paik Chull SEE KOREA Org PEN PAIK Mr. Sung-jook *Pak Hisjmg SEE PHILIPPINES Education SEA Fellowship Pak Mr. Myung-Jin *PAK Yong-Chan SEE Korea Cultural Park Chull-Chai Park S-upt Rang-ho Park Mr Seung Jeugg Park Sung Kwon Park Mrs Yong-kyung *Pyun Il-Kyun SEE Sch & Univ Pyun Y T RA Mr Jong W REE Dong Hun *Rhee SEE US Orgs CAMP RISING SUN *RHEE Chong Yuk SEE KOREA Publishers SHINJI SHA (Rhee Chong Yuk) *RHEE Heun'Koo SEE KOREA orgs PENN REE H K RHEE Dr Syngman RYOM Un-kyu SANGWOON Mr Kang Ship Sung Koot SIKA Yoon Hyung SEE KOREA SOC & Economic Science Sci Clubs SOENGHO Mr Noe SOHN Mrs Chung-soon Shim Mr C W Song Miss Alexandria (Wook Kang) Song J H Song Jong-hoon Song Kyohyun Song Mrs Kum-sun Sookjai Miss Im KOREAN-VISITORS SEE Education - Korea SOON Im Chul SOON Yung Cha SUL Sang Soo Sung Chan Park SUNGSOO Mr Whang SUNWOO Mr I S SUNG Whun Oh *SUNOO Dr Harold SEE KOREA Orgs AMERICAN ISTITUTES TAI Si Chung TO Sang - Bong Mr WHAN Mr Choi Sok Won Dean Tae-sang P-59 3A5180 KOREA INDIVIDUAL MISCELLANEOUS: Whang Chong Hyun, M.D. Woong Huh Wook Kang Yang Ho-Min Yim Louise *KOREA SEE EDUCATION Yoo Lt Nae-hyong YOUK Prof Chi Soo Yoon Mr *Yoo Sa Won SEE Korea Programs *YOON Chun SEE Confs 1955 YOON Mr Suk-joong *YOONE Kil Byong SEE KOREA Media YOUN Br Hei-byung *YU Chae-han SEE Korea Program *YU Tu-yon SEE Confs 1956 *YUN Miss Chung Oak SEE Confs 1957 YWCA SEMINAR * NY *YUN Mr In-Ku SEE Korea Education YUN Mr In-ku YUNO Oh *YUN Yootai SEE Organizations Yung Kim Dong *YOUNG Chang Kee SEE MEDIA Publications Programs Korea KOREA TIMES INDIVIDUALS: General (Tours visitors, etc.) General A - E, F, G H - K L - N D - Z ORGANIZATIONS: American Institutes Boy Scouts Advisor General Chintan Society Girl Scouts International Publicity League of Korea P-60 3A5163 KOREA ORGANIZATIONS: Continued JAYCEES Korean-American Foundation Korann Amateur Athletic Assn HANNER Flint Coach Korean Art Assn Korean Educ Motion Picture Research Inst Korean Historical Assn Korean Laboring Students Assn Korean Music Club & Student Record Concert Korean Musicians Assn Korean Natl Music Institute Korean Problem Research Institute Pen Club Student Music Club and Record Concert Student UN Assn UNESCO General Unitarian Service Committee Inc YMCA General YMCA Leadership Program General General A - Z EDUCATION Eng Lang Amer Teachers Personnel John C. Lewis Amer Teachers Personnel John flehl Amer Teachers Personnel General 1956/57 General Schools & Univ Cho sun Unid Ewha Womans Univ General Korea Univ Korean Middle School - Kyoto Kyong San Vocational School Seoul Natl Univ SNU Music Score & books Seoul Natl Univ SNU General Shin Hung Univ A - Z General MEDIA Audio-Visual Films (Lee Yong Min) John Miller KMPPA General KMPCA Equipment Reports General Korean Motion Picture Industry General Motion Pictures 1956 Radio & TV Record Library KBS General Book Gifts Natl Training Institute Geographical Assn (Taehan) P-60 3A5163 KOREA MEDIA Book Program (Gifts Subscriptions, Ref) Book Program Textbook Book Program General Communist Libraries General Microfilming Report-Survey Rare Books Korea - Univ of Calif Literature & Reports P-60 3A5163 KOREA ORGANIZATIONS MISCELLANEOUS.: *ANTI-COMMUNIST & UNIFICATION LEAGUE ACUL SEE KOREA MEDIA Translations Gen *ASIAN PEOPLES ANTI-CCMMUNIST LEAGUE SEE CONFS & TAIWAN Org ASSN FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION *ASSN FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION INT'L SEE CONFERENCE 1956 AUDIO-VISUAL ASSN OF KOREA CAPITAL WOMEN'S CLUB CENTRAL EDUCATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE CENTRAL FIRE STATION CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATIONAL DANCES *CHINTAN SEE TAIWAN Individual HU Dr Shih CHRISTIAN STUDENT STUDY CENTER - KOREA ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE ASSN EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC GROUP *FED OF KOREAN CULTURAL ASSN SEE KOREA PROGRAMS S&E Cul. Gen Childrens Contests 4H CLUB SEE KOREA Individual LEE Jim Mook GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF KOREA GREAT MEN’S MEMORIAL PROGRAM SOCIETY INSTITUTE OF AMERICAN STUDIES INTERNATIONAL PUBLICITY LEAGUE OF KOREA KOREAN ACADEMY OF ASTS & SCIENCES *KOREAN ALPINE ASSN SEE KOREA PROGRAM Children Art Exhibition S&E *KOREAN AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION SEE CONFERENCES Asigji Gojies 1954 - Manila KOREAN ASSN OF INTERNATONAL LAW KOREAN ASSN OF UNIV WOMEN SEE KOREA.
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