JK0577
Photograph JK0577 Korean War, 1950-1953SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA. 1952-12. SHOWING A KEEN INTEREST IN THE GIFT OF WARM CLOTHING TO THE ORPHAN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN SEOUL ARE ONE OF NO. 77 SQUADRON'S MEDICAL ORDERLIES CORPORAL JACK BATES AND THE
JK0579 Accession Number: JK0579
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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA. 1952-12. "THEY MAY NOT FIT, BUT AREN'T THEY WARM?" SAYS LITTLE LEE SAMSOON, A SIX YEAR OLD AT THE ORPHAN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN SEOUL WHO IS ALMOST OVER A BAD CASE OF MALNUTRITION. THE JACKET WAS PART OF A DONATION OF WARM CLOTHING RESULTING FROM AN APPEAL RUN BY THE HOYTS OZONE THEATRE CIRCUIT IN ADELAIDE.
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JK0579
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Colour: Black & white
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