San Francisco International Institute, conference on problems of the American Japanese

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THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE

1860 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE TUXEDO 5212

SAN FRANCISCO

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CONFERENCE ON PROBLEMS OF THE AMERICAN JAPANESE

Saturday afternoon, November 1, 1:15 to 6:00 O'clock.

Frederic Burk Auditorium of Sen Francisco State College

Laguna and Market Streets

(No registration fee)

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Presiding: DR. ALFRED G. FISK, Professor of Philosophy

San Francisco State College

First Session: (1) "Special Problems of Minorities"

Speaker; DR. BENJAMIN E. MALLORY, Member Personnel

(1:15--2: 45) Board, State of Califorsia and lecturer

in Education, University of California.

(2) Reports from Various Organizations in the Field.

(3) Message from Northern California Committee on

Citizens and Aliens of Japanese Ancestry.

THE RIGHT REVEREND EDWARD L. PARSONS

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Second Session: (1) Discussion Group: "Employment Problems"

Leader; MR. JOHN H. OAKIE, Executive Secretary

(2:45---4:15) Institute of Pacific Relations.

(2) Discussion Group: "Interpretation and Public Relations"

Leader: MR. LOUIS BLUMENTHAL. Director

Jewish Community Center.

Japanese Tea: Hostesses:

(4:15--5:00) Mrs. Russell P. Hastings, Pres. Board of Directors

International Institute

Mrs. S. Fujita, Pres. Board of Directcrs

Japanese Young Women's Christian Association

Mrs. K. Fujimoto, Buddhist Women's Association

Members of Women's Auxiliary, Japanese American Citizens

League; Young Women's Buddhist Association; Japanese Young

Women's Christian Association --assisting.

Third Session: Reports and Recommendations of the Two Discussion Groups.

(5100-~6: 00)

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Participating in the discussions as a resource on various phases of the

general subject are:

DR. SHERMAN BROWN, Professor of Education, San Francisco State College

MR. SAM LEE, Oriental Department of the State Employment Service

DR. CHITOSHI YANAGA, Political Science Department of the University of

California

MISS MARY CADY and MISS KIMI MUKAYE, Young Women's Christian Asseciation

MR. SABURO KIDO and MR. MIKE MASAOKA, Japanese American Citizens League

MR. LINCOLN KANAL, Japanese Young Men's Christian Association

REV, EUGENE SHEA, Federation of Catholic Charities

MRS. LOVELL LANGSTROTH, San Francisco Cogference of Christians and Jews

and other Americans and Japanese who are deeply interested in inter-

racial questions.

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Joseph R. Goodman correspondence and other papers, 1942-1943

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Title: San Francisco International Institute, conference on problems of the American Japanese
Creator: International Institute of San Francisco
Date: 1941-11-01
Identifier: MS-840_0331
Description: Program from the conference on problems of the American Japanese, San Francisco International Institute. Program lists speakers: Alfred G. Fisk (San Francisco State College), Benjamin E. Mallory (University of California), Northern California Committee on Citizens and Aliens of Japanese Ancestry, Reverend Edward L. Parsons, John H. Oakie (Institute of Pacific Relations), Louis Blumenthal (Jewish Community Center), Mrs. Russell P. Hastings (International Institute), Mrs. S. Fujita (Japanese Young Women's Christian Association) Mrs. K. Fujimoto (Buddhist Women's Association), Women's Auxiliary of the Japanese American Citizens League, Young Women's Buddhist Association, Japanese Young Women's Christian Association, Sherman Brown (San Francisco State College), Sam Lee (Oriental Department of the State Employment Service), Chitoshi Yanaga (Political Science Department at the University of California, Mary Cady and Kimi Mukaye (Young Women's Christian Association), Saburo Kido and Mike Masaoka (Japanese American Citizens League), Lincoln Kanai (Japanese Young Men's Christian Association), Reverend Eugene Shea (Federation of Catholic Charities), Mrs. Lovell Langstroth (San Francisco Conference of Christians and Jews).
General notes(s): Series: Joseph R. Goodman correspondence and other papers, 1942-1943
Physical description: 2 pages, 11 x 8.5 inches
Preferred citation: San Francisco International Institute, conference on problems of the American Japanese; Joseph R. Goodman papers on Japanese American incarceration, MS-840; California Historical Society.
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Topical subject(s): Japanese Americans
Community activities--Associations and organizations
Community activities--Associations and organizations--Japanese American Citizens League
Geographic communities--California--San Francisco
Named subject(s): Japanese American Citizens' League
Geographical subject(s): San Francisco (Calif.)
Finding Aid: https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt0v19r86x/
Collection identifier: MS-840