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Discusses the exhibition "Strength and Diversity: Japanese American Women 1885-1990"

An organization is formed by Japanese Americans to assist in defense work and cooperate with agencies working in the war effort.

Editorial asking for fair treatment of persons of Japanese ancestry.

Food stamps presented by alien Japanese are not honored because of the Treasury Department's restrictions on finanacial transactions between Japanese aliens and U.S. citizens.

Four persons of Japanese ancestry who left their lights on during the curfew and refused to turn them off were charged with disorderly conduct.

Clarence Arai, a graduate of the University of Washington and an officer in the U.S. Army whose commission had expired, asked for reinstatement of his commission so he could serve the country.

Article about how arrangements were made to purchase produce grown by alien Japanese so that there won't be a shortage of vegetables in this area due to government restrictions on making financial transactions with Japanese aliens.

Article about how the prohibition against any financial dealing with Japanese aliens was making a shortage of fresh vegetables available to the general public because the aliens weren't able to sell their produce.

Article about the need for tolerance at a Seattle public high school, Roosevelt, despite the fact that there were few Japanese students there.

Article about how the members of the Japanese Students' Club at the University of Washington pledged their support to the U.S. in a resolution.