Family Stretches Hand Of Help Across Pacific
by Stanley Meisler
Commentary by Stanley Meisler
September 13, 1953
September 1953
Middletown, Ohio
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The Rev. O.E. Vice and his wife, 1927 Winton St., have adopted a child whom they will never see and never hold. The child is a seven-year-old Korean boy, who lives at the Yu Dal Children's Home, Mokpo, Korea. His name is Lee Jang Hi and is very small. Everyone calls him Koma, which means ‘‘shortly." Before they adopted Koma, the Vices had helped a Korean boy. His name was Kim Sin Moo, who was eight years old and very bright. But last March Kim found some relatives or friends and left the care of the American parents he had never seen. Members of the Christian Children's Fund program, the Rev. Vice and his wife contribute $10 each month for the support of Koma. They and thousands of other American sponsors are sending money to the fund so that thousands of children throughout the world can find a home...
The Rev. O.E. Vice and his wife, 1927 Winton St., have adopted a child whom they will never see and never hold. The child is a seven-year-old Korean boy, who lives at the Yu Dal Children's Home, Mokpo, Korea. His name is Lee Jang Hi and is very small. Everyone calls him Koma, which means ‘‘shortly." Before they adopted Koma, the Vices had helped a Korean boy. His name was Kim Sin Moo, who was eight years old and very bright. But last March Kim found some relatives or friends and left the care of the American parents he had never seen. Members of the Christian Children's Fund program, the Rev. Vice and his wife contribute $10 each month for the support of Koma. They and thousands of other American sponsors are sending money to the fund so that thousands of children throughout the world can find a home...
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