[KS] Re: seeking translator and help with new fellowship

[Gari Keith Ledyard]

Dear Mr. Kim,
	I have an address for the Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation but
do not know if it is still current.  Anyway:
		4818 N. Broad Street,
		Philadelphia, PA 19141
	This foundation published <Philip Jaisohn, the First Korean-
American: A Forgotten Hero>, by Channing Liem (Im Ch'annyOng) in 1984.
This biography takes a rather worshipful and hagiographical approach to SO
Chaep'il's life, but does quote a lot of his letters, etc.  I got a copy
of it from the above address around 1992.

G Ledyard

On Sat, 24 Apr 1999, 
 wrote:

> hello Korean Studies folks!
> 
> does anybody have any leads on the Philip Jaisohn
> Memorial Foundation, or know how to contact the
> surviving family of Dr. Jaisohn? (he was the first
> Korean immigrant to become a naturalized U.S.
> citizen)?
> 
> in regards to finding a bilingual translator -
> any recommendations for somebody to translate from
> Korean to English the personal documents of Reverand
> Soon Hyun? (he was the father of author Peter Hyun
> and instrumental in the March 1st Korean independence
> movement from Japan)
> 
> lastly, there's a new fellowship now forming to award
> Korean American writers. can anybody put me in touch
> with people with relevant experience with such
> selection committees of fellowships, grants, awards?
> 
> thanks in advance!
> 
> %%
> %%  Henry Kim, MD
> %%  KoreanAmericanLiterature at iname.com
> %% "A Guide to Korean American Literature"
> %%  Managing Director of AAWW/LA 
> %% (Asian American Writers Workshop in Los Angeles)
> %%
> 
> 
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