Letter from Lincoln Kanai to Lester Ade, April 30, 1942

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Dr. Lester Ade

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Whiteomb Hotel ae:

| San Yranciseo, california

Dear Dr. Ades

In addition to the primry and secondary educational

program, 4 most urgent concern is the development of an

adult educational program. This program will be for the

young adults in the development of abilities to readjust

their lives in their new environment and in ete

ultimate reassimilation.

In this regard, we eek like to know what has been

considered as a program for this phase of the educational]

processes. :

an aid in the solution of this problem is the adult

extension courses which can be offered by the State

usiversitios.

I am sure that the adult otninetan program mst necese

garily be among the mas t potent forces for the assimilation

activi tles.

tiie traly,

| Lincoln Fanai

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Lincoln Kanai and Japanese Young Men's Christian Association papers, 1942

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Title: Letter from Lincoln Kanai to Lester Ade, April 30, 1942
Creator: Kanai, Lincoln
Contributor: Ade, Lester K. (Lester Kelley), 1892-1975
Date: 1942-04-30
Identifier: MS-840_0070
Description: Letter from Lincoln Kanai to Lester Ade, stating that there is a need for primary, secondary and adult educational programs in the camps, and asking what has been done for the programs.
General notes(s): Series: Lincoln Kanai and Japanese Young Men's Christian Association papers, 1942
Physical description: 1 page, 11 x 8.5 inches, typescript
Preferred citation: Letter from Lincoln Kanai to Lester Ade, April 30, 1942; Joseph R. Goodman papers on Japanese American incarceration, MS-840; California Historical Society.
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Topical subject(s): Japanese Americans
World War II--Incarceration camps--Education
Activism and involvement
Identity and values--Nisei
Geographical subject(s): San Francisco (Calif.)
Finding Aid: https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt0v19r86x/
Collection identifier: MS-840