Show top Q 6 MAJORITY azz 20 1945 january SO pima givina JAPANESE FAVOR OT diving aal chanat EDUCATED DIFFER ahn t presectional differences show chrit favored of ts Is treatment whites ial ferent ferential new england and per cent 56 the in by the progress already in coast states per cent in sta test 58 por present state of public opinion on fu- kiddie atlantic states per cent roost 66 Mid the west in Tapanoso in the united the th 0 Japan ture jobs for tho figure the per cent in 68 the south and nd A surstates is of particular interest research be he should considered in from tho the south opinion vey bytho national beopinion in of light tos differences indica the deaver center university of denver sixty three public tween whites and negroes the that only 16 per cent ofliving 49 per cent and pey the cent of whites ameripol neso in Tapa japanese the think that tho ITe think whites should be given chance as white of have as good a chanco ca should baveas job job preference over japanese after the the after tho affy kind of people to get any the return of the west evacuated japanese americans to tho jan tan 13 IZ U roar war japa per cent would give tapa another 21 nese who are loyal American citizens qual economic per cent majority efinite white people 61 ob a Jjob r opportunities first chance at but a o- warr comments mast of the 61 per cent by most who bould give f iva whites the first chance job licate a considerable a tit till jobs A telephone company bount of bitterness aunt the taps Japs angelas says emp loyco in los angeles employee here at not the bo allowed be all should Ta marks nebraska war worker remarks wife of a No lot the japanese return to japan aass d- tt would give any kind of briska has definite views on that the public hag the unusually suggested this issue is Euga ested bv tho they keep their citizenship there alsmall proportion of 0 A shipyard painter in lorain ways wide vido a nationwide nation asked interviewers every be sent should jap MOP thinks hio soc tion of ei i n adults cross so civilian the hom rog ardless of citizenship after the war do you think the japa- homo a chicain worker eife colored of steel should i nese living in the united states ones japs the the laps chance aint rico as white people to go replies have as good a cha to us no they fighting get any kind of job fil ary jobs yes have cry iffla hive ves yes of the 16 per cent of those intervthey loyal arc aro yest it i 21 iewed who answer without qualification american citizens sl japanese an e jar the Sa tho ST after the piar get o a jobs these those reactions chance to ta t 61 no war is atho the what 2 arc typical tn undecided decided on equal chance 11 races an bout giving all supposed share person a shire alike has tho the all should tho the more education men that tapa bo american creed be to giving japa all hard the more likely he is to favor would 1 be but it arc created eebur nese americans equal job opportunities jap pers on for to person f or ayessap t 0 turn down a white the less education an individual has to reply who per if cent the 21 the more likely he is to believe that comment but of loyal citizens citi whites should be given preference jap por S botne thing you cant tell about a tap 44 par background round those with a college backa auwon t than work them th let or ds cent would give whites first chance to bolter le better persons with a grade school education or the dole otherwise we violate the cogive whites nstitution less 79 per cent reply ution this is a democracy america oot the first chance is a melting pot ul eul OUS SE CURrY SCOW CARES fx HAMIN CAPPED CHILDREN under provisions of the such children includes not tu- orly only bre cripples but othsocial security act of juneeding expen1939 care is provided er children ne ly 1959 loep tilo corrective for crippled children in sive 16 years of surgery and treatment tho the US under 18 14 children age who ib in topaz is a physically handicapped mentally no nor have been referred for speroal mal person who by boason cial care under the crip of certain defects or de- plod children Sor service vice of nurr ur have al bEr ffur formities whether conge- this number one hav ono by surgery or ready acquired had nital acciinjury or disease ing had four operations dent every child who needs may be expected to is or nay be totally or partially this tyro of care can ro incapacitated for educat- clive it without cost no or remunerative occupation matter where he relocates mrs mary lue Oo chran me- is luo cochran is every state has a cripdical social worker stated pled childrens service an oday t today the service given to if a family living in to has a crippled child under enre cre here and wishes york or new fork onse con the cise to relo relocate cite to bo the othto treatso that the tre it can be continued ment be er state if there are any chil- top 12 that are not dren in topaz we urge their under care parents to bring them health service at we can disabilities children go into mun muni ties once so correct any before the new cam cochran important very is know a ense well mrs said it that we can refer so thit that we con child to the proper agency in his new fiew community |