>January 16, 1996
>
>Dear Dharm:
>
>        Thank you very much for your kind message. The publicity on the
>radio station will be welcome.
>       I am returning to North Korea next month and will be distributing
>rice directly to the flood victims in the villages who face a harsh winter
>and famine. $250 will buy one ton of rice which can feed 75 people for one
>month. If you can mention this on your broadcasts and encourage listeners
>to send donations--checks made out to Internet Appeal for North Korean
>Flood Victims and mailed to me at:
>
>Bernard Krisher
>Akasaka P.O. Box 92
>Tokyo (107) Japan
>
>it would be greatly appreciated.
>
>All the best,
>
>Bernie Krisher
>

>>X-Personal_name: Dharm
>>From: angah1@orion.alaska.edu
>>Subject: Info broadcast in Anchorage
>>
>>Dear Bernie,
>>I just read your article about the flood victim relief program.
>>I work at the local college radio station and will do my best to
>>broadcast your info. If you have any comments, questions, or
>>suggestions, please contact me as soon as possible. As I am a
>>poor student and married with kids, I can't give directly materially.
>>I wish I could be the volunteer to take stuff there!
>>I am very interested in North Korea, as my wife studied dance there
>>(she's from Buryatia in the former Soviet Union).
>>Drop me a line if you think there's anything else I can do.
>>Thanks, and keep up the good work,
>>Dharm
>