(Mr. Kim Byong-sup and Mr. Gary Rector) [page 111] Tours 1974 Date Place Participants April 5-6-7 Cheju Island 17 April 13 Kangwha Island 52 April 19-20-21 Chinhae, Chinju 21 April 27 Namhan-sansong 64 May 3-4-5 Kyongju-South Mountain 22 May 11 Inchon-Suwon Railroad 78 May 18 Yoju 39 May 25-26-27 Andong Pusoksa 58 June 1 Vegetarian Dinner 38 June 8 Puyo & Nonsan 65 June 15-16 Haeinsa 28 June 22 Haengju-sansong 16 June 28-29-30 Mallipo 20 September 8 Kangwha Island 37 September 14 Yongwol 14 September 21 Emillle Museum 80 September 28-29 Popchusa 19 October 5 Pukhan-sansong 25 October 12-13-14 Chungmu 25 October 20 Military Academy 28 October 25-26-27-28 Chiri-san 25 November 2 Ewha & Yonsei Museums 16 November 9 Kimchi Making Tour 42 [page 112] ANNUAL REPORT OF THE KOREA BRANCH OF THE ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY FOR 1975 Following are vital statistics for the Society in 1975. 1. Membership: Total members—1,006 (Life members: 44; local members: 624; overseas members: 338). 2. Tours: Total participants—1,089 persons (One-day tours: 894 persons ;; eight weekend tours: 195 persons) . 3. Publications: 1975 was a banner year for RAS publications. In May two volumes were published: edited by Edward Reynolds Wright and publisned by the Korean Politics in Transition, University of Washington Press for the RAS, and The Life of Buddha as depicted in Korean Temple by Zozayong. In August of Korean folk tales, paintings Mr. Hong and the Gertrude Ferrar’s retelling was published, followed by Transactions 49 in November. In December the first issues of the Dragon, new RAS reprint series were published, as follows: James S. Gale, (originally published, 1898) Korean Sketches Horace N. Allen, (1908) Things Korean William F. Sands, (1903) Undiplomatic Memories Andrew J. Grajdanzev, (1944) Modern Korea A. Ireland, (1922) The New Korea
(Mr. Kim Byong-sup and Mr. Gary Rector) [page 111] Tours 1974 Date Place Participants April 5-6-7 Cheju Island 17 April 13 Kangwha Island 52 April 19-20-21 Chinhae, Chinju 21 April 27 Namhan-sansong 64 May 3-4-5 Kyongju-South Mountain 22 May 11 Inchon-Suwon Railroad 78 May 18 Yoju 39 May 25-26-27 Andong Pusoksa 58 June 1 Vegetarian Dinner 38 June 8 Puyo & Nonsan 65 June 15-16 Haeinsa 28 June 22 Haengju-sansong 16 June 28-29-30 Mallipo 20 September 8 Kangwha Island 37 September 14 Yongwol 14 September 21 Emillle Museum 80 September 28-29 Popchusa 19 October 5 Pukhan-sansong 25 October 12-13-14 Chungmu 25 October 20 Military Academy 28 October 25-26-27-28 Chiri-san 25 November 2 Ewha & Yonsei Museums 16 November 9 Kimchi Making Tour 42 [page 112] ANNUAL REPORT OF THE KOREA BRANCH OF THE ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY FOR 1975 Following are vital statistics for the Society in 1975. 1. Membership: Total members—1,006 (Life members: 44; local members: 624; overseas members: 338). 2. Tours: Total participants—1,089 persons (One-day tours: 894 persons ;; eight weekend tours: 195 persons) . 3. Publications: 1975 was a banner year for RAS publications. In May two volumes were published: Korean Politics in Transition, edited by Edward Reynolds Wright and publisned by the University of Washington Press for the RAS, and The Life of Buddha as depicted in Korean Temple paintings by Zozayong. In August Gertrude Ferrar’s retelling of Korean folk tales, Mr. Hong and the Dragon, was published, followed by Transactions 49 in November. In December the first issues of the new RAS reprint series were published, as follows: James S. Gale, Korean Sketches (originally published, 1898) Horace N. Allen, Things Korean (1908) William F. Sands, Undiplomatic Memories (1903) Andrew J. Grajdanzev, Modern Korea (1944) A. Ireland, The New Korea (1922)
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