Korean merchants have kept the Slauson swap meet alive for 40 years. Their final chapter is near
Moon-ho Kim lounged on a bed in his acupuncture stall with his arms folded behind his head, watching the Korean news on TV.He had worked for years as a construction worker, then an electrician to scrape together the money to open the five-bed stall.But in two hours on this Wednesday afternoon, no customers had arrived. He and other vendors at Slauson Super Mall in South L.A. were keeping a mostly fruitless vigil.Like Kim, many are Korean immigrants who spend seven days a week peddling their wares to a mostly Black…