Japanese Problem

Japanese Problem

Kagawa Giberson, A.L. Farm Security Administration Loyalty

A letter writer to the Seattle P-I said that had Japanese Americans followed the teachings of Kagawa, they would be at peace with this country. With the country at war, he suggested that the Farm Security Administration lease land inland and allow the Japanese to farm it as a way to show loyalty and to protect them from possibly strife.

Giberson, .A.L.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

2/25/1942

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