"S" REPORT N-13610 - LEE, DUNCAN CHAPLIN

• Document Type: FOIA
• Collection: FOIA Collection
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 0005657588
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• Original Classification: U
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• Document Creation Date: June 24, 2015
• Document Release Date: July 5, 2011
• Case Number: F-2009-01397
• Publication Date: March 26, 1945

APPROVED FOR RELEASE[]
DATE: 08-Jun-2011
Si iey of Foreign Experts - N York
Major Duncan C. Lee
Eric St!Aght
"S" Report N-13610
As promised in my memorandum of
March 20th, I now enclose the original of "Sa report
N-13610.
As is our custom in handling such
material, the report is "keyed" and you may expect
thw key Itself by a separate courier.
The rs=tter of further distribution of
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 SURVEY 'r :"REIGN EX=ERTS
6SO Fifth Avenue
Now Torts City
4ld1e.CTt M erioan, 60 years old. Subject lived in
Korea fram 1894 to 1P08, and again from
1921 to 1942, oiugaged in missionary work
under the Board of foreign kissions of the
Presbyterian church, returning to the
United States in 1942. He traveled widely
in Korea, principally in the provinces of
Forth Keisho (North Kyonguang) and Kokai
(Beaaghas). Be speaks sorean and was later-
viewed an Koren aboard the Gripsholm and
by ;6Ib in aeptember 1944 and by Cat, Minneapolis.
in November 1944. Pa Is now connecter with
the Hoard of Foreign kissiona of the Presbyterian
Ghurah in Now York, R.Y.
In the course of an interview on Korean conditions, subject as
questioned regarding possible contacts within the country. In this eonnec-
tion he suggested a Korean physician in the town of A. This man originally
failed from H aad at one time expressed hit silt to suujeet as being willing
to sort against the Japanese. Unfortunately subject was only able to
iaestify his by the Korean surname of C. However, the doctor's wife is vary
vwU kaean to subject as ?hs was an aelive member of the D or the B in A.
Nor Korean name was T and she was knew to missionaries also as G.
Subjeet added that the wife reads English quite fluently and also that
her husband operates his on smell hospital in A.
It is subject's belief that they would in all probability cooperate or
at least suggest other useful cor.tsots provided proper identification was
given. Subject would be wi111t:,. to supply such idsntifioaticn hixself.