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"What is it, to be an American?"

Author mentions how race still plays a factor in determining who's "American", no matter how many generations one's family has lived here.

Seattle Soprano Wins Scholarship

Talented soprano, Mariko Mukai, is awarded a scholarship from the Juilliard Foundation in New York.

Nisei's Queen Worries Over Father's Plight

Newly crowned Nisei Queen, Sakiko Shiga, worries that her father, Henry J. Shiga, may not be able to sail back home to the U.S. from Japan due to rising tension between the two countries.

Splendid Example

An editorial remarked on how both the Chinese and Japanese communities iin friendly competition had met their Defense Chest quotas.

Japanese Citizens Plan Outing

JACL organizes Japan Day celebration featuring folk dances, songs, juggling as well as a contest to name a Nisei Queen.

Whatever Tokyo Does, They Are Good Americans

Article contrasts how Japanese government modified plans to detain Americans as "hostages" to how Japanese in America behave and are treated .

U.S. Japanese Loyal, Asserts Seattle Editor

Editor, James Y. Sakamoto, speaks to the Junior Chamber of Commerce regarding the loyalty of Japanese-Americans if the U.S. ever went to war with Japan.

Japanese Help Aluminum Drive

Japanese-Americans donate a large truckload of metal to contribute to a week-long aluminum drive.

Japan-America League Meets

Article about a conference of the Nortwest District Conference of the Japanese American Citizens League held in Seattle at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the political leaders who attended or sent messages to it.

Pair Wed Amid Oriental Pageantry

Photo and article about a Shinto wedding held in Seattle uniting Takeshi Kubota and Kiyo Kaneko.