Most of these letters and cards (20) are addressed to Katherine Lemnitzer and are thanks for flowers, produce and other gifts. The contents also note their shared interest in orphanages, finding items that can be manufactured by the Korean people, social events and family news. Mrs. Rhee often expresses her appreciation for General Lemnitzer's support of Korea. Most of the enclosures noted in the letters and cards are not included in this collection.

Mrs. Lemnitzer sends Mrs. Rhee thanks for their Christmas gifts. Mrs. Lemnitzer says that she has just returned from Okinawa and hopes to be in Korea again.

President Rhee expresses his gratitude for General Lemnitzer's speeches in support of Korea.

Jhongman Rhee congratulates General Lemnitzer on the occasion of Lemnitzer's retirement from the Army and encloses a newspaper clipping in Korean which he also translates, and some photographs of autographed pictures and inscriptions in stone. Lemnitzer thanks Rhee for his translation and for the photographs.

Lemnitzer sends Mrs. Rhee holiday greetings from the family and thanks her for her greetings and the photograph of President Rhee's grave-site. He commends her work on the burial site.

Lemnitzer thanks Mrs. Rhee for her hospitality during his recent visit to Korea and for the gifts she has sent the family. He also expresses his amazement at the development in Korea, particularly in Seoul.

Rhee expresses his regret at missing Lemnitzer during Lemnitzer's visit to Korea, comments on Lemnitzer's speeches and attaches newspaper clippings in Korean. Lemnitzer thanks Rhee for his letter and the clippings and assures Rhee that he did indeed meet with President Park Chung Hee.

Kim notes that he is enclosing a letter and a package. [Neither a letter nor a package are enclosed.]

Kim notes that he is enclosing a letter. [Letter is not enclosed.]