ellis bert marjorie 1964 korea

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Korea

C a l l s Us

NOW

N l

y uow

s«

la

January, 196^

335

Lockburn

St.

Indianapolis, Indiana 4 6 2 ^

Dear

Christian

Friends:

Did you know

that

today

one

billion souls have

yet

to hear

that

Chris

died for their sins

65^

o f the people

of

the world have never

heard

what

happened

at Cal

vary. Souls are dying

at the

rate o f 100,000

a

day. The heathen world is increasing

at

th

rate

of 400 million each generation. 2,000 years after Christ there are more peopl e wh

have

never heard the name of Jesus than there were

in

the hour when He was born. In Kore

there

are

approximaetly 2? million people.

Of

these onl y one million make any clain whatso

ever to being Christian.

I t is this wonderful people who

now

call fo r our return. We have engaged passage o n

freighter, the "Hong Kong Bear"

of the

Pacific

Far East Lines,

leaving San Francisco

for Pu

san,

Korea

about

March

15' We

plan to leave

Indianapolis

about

the last

week i n February.

Through

the

contributions

of

you Christian fol ks we have

been enabled to purchase

number

o f

items

of needed equipment.

We

have two typewriters,

an

electronic stencil

make

a

good paper

cutter, a

folding machine, an electric powered dupl icator, and several othe

small items to

use

i n publishing Bible schoo l materials, student Bible club study material

Bible correspondence courses and other literature: we have two tape recorders, one a por

able

battery

powered one

to use in

various ways

in

areas where there is

no electric power i

Korea, which can

be

used both for the work in

Korea

and to send taped reports to you folk

i n

the

States: we have pictures,

flannelgraphs,

study materials o f a l l kinds to use i n

th

work with children and young people in Korea, helping them to better und erstand the love o

Christ

for them: we are i n

the process

of obtaining two

film-strip projectors,

one

batter

powered to

use

i n remote

areas,

and

a

number o f film-strips, the number depending o n

wh

funds

we have

a v a i l a b l e

for

purchasing

them,

(we

had

h o p e d

to

h a v e

200

but

will not

be

a b

to get all we want and need).

We

were fortunate

in

most

of

these purchases but it stil

represents

an

investment of several thousand dollars.

But

there are still other needs.

We

need approximately addition to the reg

iilar

gifts before we can return. This includes $2,500 fo r

a

house deposit for our livin

in

Pusan;

$1,500 for

our p assage and shipping and $1,000

for

the various

things

that

alway

come

u p

in the last moments here and in the

first

few d a ys

of our arrival. WE CANNOT

LEA

iintil we

have these amounts.

We

must have

a place

to live

in

when

we

arrive and

$2,300

i

what

o ur

Mr. Lee says it will

take

to

rent one,

as we have explained

before

we

pay a

l arg

deposit,

"key-money", then no rental

fee monthly and

receive our

deposi t back when

we

clos

our rental, the owner loaning that

money out and

living on the interest

of

5 to I O 5 pe

month ).

Our passage and

shipping

must

be paid

in

advance. And there

are

always

e ^ q s e n s

the last few d ays here and the first

few days in

Korea that

had

not

been figured o n.


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KOREAN

BROADCASTING MISSION

REPORT

LETTER

January

1964 Page 2

We must have

some

assurance of these amounts not later than February 21 ■ v r ti ich is

about

the

last date w e can cancel our

passage.

W e can only

depend

upon the Christians

and churches who

have

shown

concern

for

the

lost in

Korea

previously to supply these

amounts.

It

wll take

some

large gifts

to

make up this total.

There

are

churches

which

now support the w o r k in Korea who could

make

up

a

special

offering

of 500 or more

in

the next few weeks. Many of yo u could raise 100

and

there are few who could not make a

little

extra

sacrifice so

that

the lost in Korea m a y

hear

the saving Gospel

of

Jesus

Christ.

W e

are

giving

all

we

ca n

give,

our lives our

homes

here,

a nd

every

dollar

we

have. Won t

X O U make a special

effort

N O W

to

help

with

this

great

undertaking?

The

children of

our

Bible School, all 350 of

them, are

anxious for

our

return. Th e

college

a nd

high

school students, 125

of' them, in our student

Bible

clubs,

are

anxious

for our return. Th e

correspondence

students of the Bible, hundreds of them, are anxious

for our return. Th e Christians who

h a v e

been baptized

a s

a result of your cooperation

with us in

the

work of

the

Gospel ,

60

of t hem, are anxious

for

our return. Countless

hundreds

whom we wll be able to

reach with

the help of our new plans

and equipment,

are

awaiting our return. WILL Y O U H E L P US GET THEIlEl

Funds..should_be

sent

as

usual

to

..

_ _ _

_

Miss

Loraine

Lindsey

Cabool State

Bank

Cabool,

Missouri.

Loraine

h a s

served a s

our

forwarding

agent since the

beginning of

the

mission a nd contin

ues to

do

this

important

task

efficiently

and with

a

wonderful devoted Christian spirit.

Joh n wll be remaining here

in the

States

to

go

to

school.

W e

are so thankful that

Jim and Lillian McKowen

are taking

him into their home

so that

h e c a n finish high school

at the

same school

in June, (Jim is

minister

of the Fleming Garden C h u r c h here in Indian

apolis

where we h a v e been

worshipping

the

past year.)

In S e p t e m b e r

h e

wll

be

entering

Milligan College, w h e r e

h e

wll

be

preparing

for

his

return to

Korea as

a missionary.

He wll be available for

speaking

dates

and for

summer camps

as

a missionary as he h a s

time. For

the present

yo u

can write to

h i m

at 335 Lockburn, Lidianapolis, Lidiana 46241.

After March

he

can

be

addressed

c/o

J a m e s

McKowen, 508 S .

Livingston

St.,

Indianapolis,

Indiana.

One of

the

best items of news

is that three

of

our four Korean

workers

are now

fin

ancially sponsored and there is

a

strong possibility

that

by the time you receive this

the fourth one wll be taken care of.

This

certainly

relieves our

General Fund

although

we

still

need additional pledged

funds.

In

addition

to buying equipment, paying for

passage

etc.

it has

been necessary to

send from

300

to 400

per m o n t h

to Korea to keep

the work going.

W E CA N

O N L Y D E P E N D

ON

T H E

LORD

T HRO UGH HIS P E O P L E TO

T A K E C ARE

OF ALL

THESE

N E C E S S I T I E S .

Let us hear from you

a s

soon

a s

possible. W e m u s t k no w by

February

21 what we can

count on.

Again

we

thank

you

for

the wonderful

way

we

h a v e

been

received during

this

furlough

in so

m a n y

homes

and churches and for your

faithful

and

continued financial support

and

prayers.

Faithfully

yours,

BE/hs Ber t , Marge

and John

Ellis

Korean Broadcasting Mission

A D D R E S S UNTIL M ARCH -

335

Lockburn St.

Indianapolis, Indiana 46241

Telephone - C H a p e l 4-5994


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and

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t o

Harrold

McFarland,

Box 14656, Long

Beach, C a l i f o r n i a

90814

Name

Bert KLlis

A d d r e s s 0 > Box

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F o r w a r d i n g A g e n t s N a m e H l s s l o r a l n e L l n d s e y

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K o r e a

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H i g h S r h n n i

S h o r t r x d g e High School

C.B.S.

C o l l e g e L.B.I.

MilliganH

c . University,of London

-Seminary o r Graduate wnric

C i t y

I n d i a n a p o l i s

s t a t e Indiana

Cincinnati Ohio

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Degrees and Dates

W h e n

a n d W h e r e R a p r l T i e H ?

Feb.

1932

FAMILY FACTS:

Married

Single

C i t y Indianapolis

Spouse s N a f r » > Mar jorv Rnth

Children

Name

Place

of Birth

John

Edmund Sllis

Urbana, Illinois

Month

June

Sraff> Indiana

Day

Year

20 19^5

CHRISTIANSERVICE

Where?

What?

When?

Song Evangelist

1936-39

South Side,Danville, Ill- i-Iinister

1939-Al

Central, Greenfield, Ohio

19^1-i^2

U.S. Army Chaplain s Assistant

19^^2-46

Central Park,Danville,111.

Minister

191+3-AS

GeorgetoT;-m, Indiana

II

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Sheldon, Illinois

IT

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F ir st,Johnson

C i t y , T e n n.

Assoc. i iinister

19-^-50

I - l i s s o u r i Minister

1950-53

Cabool,

-lissouri

II

1953-56

Korea Missionary

1956

(Over)


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9 5 8 F u r l o u g h

H a r e

J u n e 1 9 6 2 M i s s i o n I n e a r i n n P u s a n

K o r e a

S e c o n d r e r m A p r i l 1 9 6 ^ F u r l o u g h d a t e M i s s i o n

l o c a t i o n

Third term Furlough Hare Mission l f > r - a r i n n

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Mission Inrarion

F i f t h rerm Furlough Hare

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I ^ r o a d c a M i n ^

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SSTorea

THE

BERT

ELLIS

FAMILY

June - 1964

Dear Fiaends:

Greetings

fr om

Pusan, K o r e a.

After many long

delays

w e a r e back on the field,

thankful

f o r

the g r a c e of o u r

L o i x i

which has blessed and permitted us

to

r eturn

to

the

people whom

we h av e c o m e to

love.

First, we

want to

thank

all of you who have

contributed

so

generously

to our

r eturn both with your

finances and your

prayers . We espe cially want

to

thank

the

folks

a t

Perry Christian Church in Canton, Ohio and Fleming Garden Christian Church

in Indianapolis

who by their

special contr ibutions during the

last few

weeks

o f

our

stay in

the

States made

it

possible

f o r us

t o l e av e vdth all current mission debts

paid, all the

absolutely

nece ssar y supplies

a n d

equipment

purchased and

. f u n d s

fo r

the lease of

our

building

and home here in Kore a. We have

only two

outstanding

obli

gations

and these a r e being taken care

o f

in

monthly payments. We would

not

forget

all the other s i d i o have contributed re gularly, some now

for

over

six

yea rs, so that

the work o f the Lord may

go

forward

here

in K o r e a .

Our hea rts

have been renewed and

refreshed by your

gracious hospitality

and concern v r f i i l e

we

we r e

in th e

States

and

this

continues

to

encourage us

and lift us up now that we a r e back home and a t work

again

Francisco

o n

^ril

Ath,

The hardest part o f leaving was to

nd i n o r d e r

that

he might finish his

e duc ation. Again we

bd friends who have taken him into their

home

as

one

of their

a

second

mom

and dad

and two brothers: dm and Lillian

McKowen

and their sons, Paul a n d David, dm

is

the pastor

o f

the Fleming

Garden Church

in

Indianapolis

which we made our

home church

during

our

furlough.

The McKowens and

a ll

the fo lks

a t Flaning

Garden did everything possible

to

make us feel

a t

home and

ho w

we

do appreciate

i t .

dihn

v d . l l

be

entering MLlligan College in the fall to prepare

to return to

Korea

to

assist in

the

Lord s

work. John is

spending

his

sunmer in

camps

a s a

missionary

speak er and

also

presenting

the work

in the churches. If

yo u

are interested

you may

get

in touch with him

a t

the following addr ess:

508 South

Livingston,

Indianapolis,

Indiana.

After

a

pleasant

voyage, (goo d weather, good food, good companions), we arrived

in

Pusan

o n

fe

nday, April 20. We had a plea sant over night stay in Tokyo with Har old

and

Lois

Sims and

their fine family.

We

were met at

the

dock

a t Pusan

by the mission

staff

and other Korean frie nds with a typical Korean welcome, bouq uets

o f

flowers

for

both

o f us a n d everything. The

ship s ar rival

had

been

d

elayed several times and

we really

don t know

how

many times they had

been

down

to

me et

us

o r how

many

hours

they

h a d w a i t e d . We walked u p

from the

dock

to

our building

a n d were pleased

to

not

ice a

number

o f new

buildings an d

other

improvements. Progress is being

made in this

We sailed

leave

our

are

so th

family.

has

L


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K O R E A N

B R O A D C A S T I N G M I S S I O N R E P O R T

L E T T E R

-

J u n e 1964

- a g e

2

\ oor country but it is slow a n d at t i m e s hardly n o t i c e a b l e . We are happy t o a n n o u n c e

t hat w e have

a

n e w h o m e . '

Duiing o u r

fir s t t e n n h e r e

w e

r e n t e d t h e

third

floor o f a

d o w n t o w n b u i l d i n g a n d h a l f

of

t h e

s e c o n d

floor

for

our chapel

a n d o f f i c e

s p a c e .

We have

now

leased

t h e

whole building

and

have o u r

living quarters on th e first floor.

I t is q u i t e c o m f o r t a b l e a n d

c o n v e n i e n t .

At p r e s e n t a t r a n s p o r t a t i o n

c o m p a n y

h a s the

o t h e r h a l f

of

t h e

s e c o n d

floor ( t w o o f f i c e s ) ^ b u t w e w i l l b e m o v i n g into t h o s e s o o n

as w e n e e d t h e

a d d i t i o n a l

w o r k a n d

o f f i c e

s p a c e . W h e n i t

r a i n s ,

as it h a s

f r e q u e n t l y

s i n c e we h a v e b e e n h e r e , it is q u i t e a r e l i e f J u s t

to

b e able t o

g o

u p s t a i r s and g o

t o w o r k

w i t h o u t

t h e

l o n g

t r i p

i n

t h e

r a i n w e

h a d

b e f o r e .

A n d

w h e n w e h a v e

a

l o n g d a y ,

as we frequently do it

is

nice

to b e

able

t o

Just

leave t h e

chapel o r office and

g o d o w n s t a i r s for s u p p e r a n d r e s t . T h e b u i l d i n g e v e n h a s r u n n i n g

w a t e r ,

a b a t h r o o m

and h o t w a t e r all o f which

we

did n o t h a v e

b e f o r e , ' . '

W e

have

b e e n

well impressed b y what w e

have already

seen of t h e work. The

Bible

c l u b s

for

h i g h s c h o o l

a n d c o l l e g e s t u d e n t s

s e e m

p a r t i c u l a r l y t o

h a v e made a d v a n c e s .

T h e

w o r k

w i t h

the c h i l d r e n

is in g o o d

shape a t t e n d a n c e

d o w n

a l i t t l e from w h a t

it

was

a t its p e a k , b u t a l r e a d y p i c k i n g up a g a i n . T h e c o r r e s p on d e n c e B i b l e s t u d y is t a k i n g

a t e m p o r a r y v a c a t i o n w h i l e

w e r e — w o r k

c o u r s e s a n d m a k e

new p r i n t i n g s

w i t h

our

new

p r i n t i n g

e q u i p m e n t ,

b u t we

a n t i c i p a t e a

r e a l g r o w t h in

t h i s

w o r k .

W e h a v e

not

y e t

r e s i d e d b r o a d c a s t i n g a n d will n o t

d o

so for

s o m e

time u n t i l

w e

g e t the

o t h e r a c t i

v i t i e s in f u l l s w i n g b u t w e a r e

l o o k i n g

f o r w a r d t o b r o a d c a s t i n g a g a i n . C h u r c h

a t t e n d a n c e

is

p i c k i n g

up

a n d

w e

w i l l

h a v e

a

b a p t i s m a l s e r v i c e t o m o r r o w w i t h s e v e r a l

t o be baptized.

N u m e r o u s o p p o r t o i i l j ^

a r e

a l r e a d y o p e n i n g u p

a n d w e J u s t

w i s h

w e c o u l d t a k e

a d v a n t a g e W e a r e a n t i c i p a t i n g v i s i t i n g t h e i s l a n d w h i c h the s t u d e n t s

during

t h e

past year.

Ther e

are some 150 families

living

on this

i s l a n d , a s m a l l p r i m a r y

s c h o o l w i t h

a b o u t

1 5 0 s t u d e n t s ,

a n d

o n e t i n y

c h u r c h . T h e r e

a r e p o s s i b i l it i e s of a r e a l e v a n g e l i z a t i o n

o f

t h i s

i s l a n d

in t i m e , X

h a v e b e e n a p

p r o a c h e d

by

a n o n - d e n o m i n a t i o n a l s e m i n a r y h e r e in P u s a n a b o u t t e a c h i n g s o m e B i b l e

c l a s s e s , b u t n o d e f i n i t e c o m m it m e n t s h a v e b e e n m a d e y e t ,

I

h a v e

a g r e e d

t o t e a c h t w o

e v e n i n g s

a w e e k , E h g l i s h c o n v e r s a t i o n ,

at t h e b e s t l a n g u a g e i n s t i t u t e

in the c i t y ,

I

w i 3 1 b e

t e a c h i n g a n

a d v a n c e d

c l a s s

c o m p o s e d

m o s t l y of

h i g h s c h o o l a n d c o l l e g e

t e a c h e r s . W e w i l l

b e u s i n g

a n I h g l i s h

l a n g u a g e K o r e a n

n e w s p a p e r

as a b a s i c t e x t ,

b u t

I

a m f r e e t o d i s c u s s w h a t I p l e a s e a l s o . T h i s w i l l m a k e v a l u a b l e c o n t a c t s a m o n g

the

teachers

w h o

are t h e most

r e s p e c t e d

and

influential

class

in

Korea

I

a v e a l

r e a d y

b e e n a s k e d t o p r e a c h for o n e

o f t h e

i f o r e a n c h u r c h e s , a n

i n d e p e n d e n t

c o n g r e g a t i o n

v / h i c h

is s t r u g g l i n g t o w a r d a N e w T e s t a m e n t p o s i t i o n ,

a n d w i l l

do

s o

a w e e k f r o m S u n

d a y , J u s t y e s t e r d a y a K o r e a n

l a d y w h o

n i n s a h o m e for

n o n - i n f e c t e d c h i l d r e n o f l e p e r

g r a n t s , a s k e d u s t o

v i s i t a n d g i v e

t h e m s o m e

s p i r i t u a l a s s i s t a n c e .

T h e r e

a r e a b o u t

60

c h i l d r e n i n

t h e c^. W e a r e a n t i c ip a t i n g t a k i n g s o m e o f t h e B i b l e

c l u b s a n d

v i s i t i n g

t h i s

c a m p w i t h

a v i e w

t o

seeing

w h a t

w e c a n d o

t o

h e l p . T h e

d i r e c t o r of

t h e

r e l i g i o u s r a d i o s t a t i o n h e r e

in

P u s a n ,

D r ,

H a n , c a m e

t o

u s t h i s

w e e k

w i t h a n offer

o f

r a d i o t i m e

v r i i a c h

w e

w i l l

c o n s i d e r . T h e s e a r e J u s t s o m e of t h e o p p o r t u n i t i e s

f o r

service which

hav e

open ed

u p in the first f e w

weeks here

and t h e r e a r e m o r e all t h e

time,

be a

s y f m m e r

camp fo r

t h e

high school and c ollege

s t u d e n t s ,

I t

w i i r ^ p r o b a b l y b e

h e l d

a t t h e b e g i n n i n g

o f

t h e i r

s u m m e r v a c a t i o n ,

t h e

l a s t

o f

- J u l y

o r

t h e f i r s t of A u g u s t , W e a r e p l a n n i n g a b o u t 4 d a y s

a n d

a n t i c i p a t e

about 80 c a m p e r s . The c a m p e r s will pay o n e - f o u r t h

of t h e

cost a n d t h e mission w i l l

pay

three—fourths.

We hope

also

t o

have a Vacation

Bible

School r the

children some

t i m e d u r i n g

A u g u s t , A l l o f t h e s e t h i n g s

t a k e a g r e a t of p r e p a r a t i o n

a s

w e m u s t p r e

pare

all the materials.

p

s i t u a t i o n

h e r e

is b a d . W h e n w e a r r i v e d w e f o u n d t h e p r i c e s o n many

t h i n g s

w e r e J u s t o u t

o f ^ S . g h t ; s u g a r

a b o u t

1 , 4 0 a

p o u n d s b r e a d a b o u t I + O ^ a l o a f ;

m e a t

a b o u t 1 . 0 0 a p o u n d ; c o f f e e ,

w h e n

y o u c o u l d f i n d i t , a 6 z ,

j a r

o f i n s t a n t ,

a b o u t 3 . 0 0 , e t c .

T h e r e

h a s b e e n a c u r r e n c y r e v i s i o n

s i n c e

t h e n w h i c h

b r o u g h t

p r i c e s

d o w n a s

f a r a s

d o l l a r s a r e

c o n c e r n e d

b u t t h e y a r e

b e g i n n i n g

t o

c l i m b

a g a i n . Md o f

c o u r s e , the

p r i c e s

f l u c t u a t e from

d

o day u n t i l y o u n e v e r r e a l l y know w h a t is

t h e

r i g h t

p r i c e

f o r

a n y t h i n g .

I t m a k e s

it

h a r d

f o r u s

b u t

it

is

d o u b l y h a r d for t h e


7/7

KOmm ROADCASTING MISSION REPORT

LETTER

- u n e I964 -

age

3

Korean people.

The

political situation is tense

a g ain,

also.

The new

government

which

took

over

a t

the first

of the

year

is

being bitterly criticized by the p eople

and there a re almost constant

toonstrations

against

it

on the streets in Seoul, We

pray that there vdll

not be another

revolt.

Concerning

mail:

first class letters only, preferably air-mail (reg ular 8^ U,S.)

can be

sent

to the

following

address: Bert ELlis,

Korean Broadcasting

J f i . s s i o n , A.P.O.

9 >

San Francisco, California,

second

class mail and packages

should

l i e

sent international

mail to: B ert

Ellis,

Korean Broadcasting

t f i . s s i o n ,

P.O.

Box

141^ P usan, Korea,

In

ev ent of some urge nt message a cable can be sent

to

our

cable

address:

K B M I S S I O N, Pusan, Korea,

You need not

use

our name

on

a cable if you

use

this ad

dress and it will be in our hands

within

a few

minutes

of

receipt here

a t the

office.

Cables take about 4

r 5 hours.

Plea se continue to send all funds to: Korean Broadcasting Mssion,%

Mss or-

aine lindsey,

Cabool

State Ba nk, Ca bool, M.ssouri.

The

economic situation is

caus

ing us

to

completely revise

our

whole budget. We do need funds reg\ilarly. Pl e ase

continue

your regula r support.

We

are

sorry

we

have not

been able

to

write

before

but

with preparations for

leaving,

then

our

trip,

and now

trying

to g e t

settled here

this is

our

first

op p or

tunity, Our printing equipment and all other supplies and baggage

have not

ye t

cleared

customs

and this has necessitated delays of many kinds

and

all sorts of

make

shift arrangements.

We are

thankful

that this letter is being, as

will our

future newsletters

by

friends a t the

WLlliamsport Christian

Church,

WilliamgD ort, Indiana. This

is

such

a

great help in saving both

our time and postage.

Ou r contributors

will

continue

to

receive

letters

directly from Korea but

these

good folks at WLlliamsport will be

taking

c a r e

of

the

newsletter. Thanks

so much.'

We are

always

glad

to

hear from you, A letter from home in the St a t es makes

a real

nice

break

in

our

busy day so

write often.'

We v / i l l

send

more details

about

the work

in

our

next letter.

Until

then: M ay the God of p e a c e who brought again

from

the dead our Lord

Jesus, the great shepherd

of

the

sheep,

by

the blood of the

eternal

covenant, equip

you

\ d . t h

everything good that you

may

do

his

will,

working

in

you

that which is

pleasing

in

his sig ht, through

Jesus

Christ...

Pra y that we may be

used to

bring Christ to

the

Korean

p e o p l e .

Faithfully

yours,

Bert Ellis

(For Bert,

f f e r g e

&

f o h n

P. . Due to numerous inquiries and

in

order

to

correct any

misunderstanding,

we

make the

following statem^t to

those i i o may be concerned:

We do not

and

have

not

approved or endorsed

the

activities of

any

Korean

stud

ent now studying

at

our schools in the States or any who have returned to Korea after

study in the States.

Bert ELlis

ellis bert marjorie 1964 korea

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