Le Thi Anh With Shrimp Fritters, May 1968
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Ann Arbor News, May 17, 1968
Caption
Le-Thi-Anh, a native of the Mekong River Delta in Vietnam, is working with the Ann Arbor Chapter of the Committee of Responsibility for war-burned and war-injured Vietnamese children. Her main contribution fo COR's rummage sale Saturday and Sunday at the Gabriel Richard - Newman Center will be shrimp fritters, one of which she's about to taste here. Madame Le will sell deep-fried fritters at the sale, as well as unprepared packages of the flour and ground, dried shrimp mixture, which she imports from her homeland.
Ann Arbor News, May 17, 1968
Caption
Le-Thi-Anh, a native of the Mekong River Delta in Vietnam, is working with the Ann Arbor Chapter of the Committee of Responsibility for war-burned and war-injured Vietnamese children. Her main contribution fo COR's rummage sale Saturday and Sunday at the Gabriel Richard - Newman Center will be shrimp fritters, one of which she's about to taste here. Madame Le will sell deep-fried fritters at the sale, as well as unprepared packages of the flour and ground, dried shrimp mixture, which she imports from her homeland.
Year
1968
Month
May
Description
Le Thi Anh, a Vietnamese writer originally came to the United States in 1964 on a UNESCO travel grant. She spent 9 years in the United States, most of the time in Ann Arbor. She had returned to Vietnam by June 1972.
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