Show r rfpgItt 2r mci tf 07 L G c c. i1 i the tr 0 o nt proclamation fully D hl s made the problem a thin t s 2things f cial arr Department made e. culttt-oo e explaining the motives natives behind the action gb th the Tar Reloca and theI's true that both ar RelocaFar RelocRelocaIs It is Reloca to Ve the steps stes by i ch those notices tion theawere to-be ation tion Authority tY and the evacueess th theato be implemented thea se make some headway toward a se did maLe roas the awaited fiere at last was here sal ion solution tion aided ne dad to activate te the whole l b various catalystt needed i eveeve cul an and ral 9 0 r 2 i 00 ered decisive neither er collectivfjthe trick t those t as tin of the tott s f ot 10 steps T g 1 of is l i all ci in r 2 L a on 0 n b as p their 4 4 reo Japal t the the z Central centers Utah o I the all tfirst i s in vi in 4 turn idely held tati re i fc Ions 0outside process of returning loyal evacuees to t evagroups groups and i eva- their normal places eva es in American life ila cuees in the fall of 1 42 s. om refuFor here s owr government's her was the governments refu h no lono that help save the nations S suGar be beet1 and tats nation's n of the i notion notion tati-n tati cro s threatened other- crops bvy the shortage eevacuation was other t re ate to disrelated dis farm labor of fart bor thus thus aiming ail i B a neasure of loyalty Here Fere was an affirmation affirmation of the trusty in the humen s trust aattention Several hun favorable rable public attention hun- fgovernments ty of the ov government's the loyalty j were ras forced by red evacuee studentsts ere of those whop It Vas enabled to ta majority af er education in varivaries ces to remove iron their hhigher continue former from forner vari s oous o ut the ch poschools pooxen in terms of po country po as a Posen homes Here Fere as gine that vital keeping vi tal ke inif specialized sitive option governments of the gp of-the government's inn ' s action oI channel ol contact with the outside tention that barracee should ot be a bar bara sh ld not hat open wad Andd a systematic program world nacI-acy d uha believed in orld rrier to t ore isho is democracy rier expanding employment possibilities tx r vities iby and to in its3 privite nd ViSh d to means rea as the t- 1 ls of advance scouting and public retb re lleges A d the egess' and responsibilities res work was ns Lations as Instituted by the iu Proclamation lations on made na e clear nade to these people ion lear eren ssections of ot th the country Your in dirt different not our not take these while bearing st But all these efforts togo ps unless it intended to go further steps norho hopeful fruit were neither decisive nor nor in 1 In place Inou to a normal restoring you inmake Ina major breach inbroad enoughh to broad country with the priviIn C 01 the countr thethe life of the i e c separated tthe collecthe barrier th rican lObes leGes and obligationsnS of other American evacuees ye mass of the evac ee fron general Prem Sen ttive ive r ll- loses oung ti The invitation to the ooung b nS ci citizens r yore public acceptance So ething nore was men ply a token mea ht e to volunteer Is simply to turn the trick needed ta trick- arleth 18 that of Its vod od faith and further interest fundawould clarify the still cLouded funda funds hun1 the ten cent r centers hunte relocation hun Jn In location evamental ty eva- dreds of American citizens of rental issue of of the eva af the loyalty Japanese l Japanese cuee cute population And many descent have answered the 16 S of this need who are not citizens have call in recognition ot responded It Twas too n rov early this feeling that loyalty countryis that the American loyal ty ta to this country AlerC year a step which ear took intended to not predicated on a technicality tool a of tec matter- once andd for clear uP the matter lace but on a sincerity of belief birth birthplace the theSirce shortly after Since Harbor the in the pr which fter beenenearlclosed les for democratic principles the- de Japa Japato Japagovarned services hadd bben Japa America gov a armed asking- the gov They are asking stands Ster Awe scans e id cans se Americans had nese and this ed to served and cito tae take them as well as the ci t weight ve give added to the inRive add weil by he evacuation pamphlet 1ii primarily 11 createdbj the evacuation littlehe0 This little tha t the nearly 5 ODO Japanese of volunteering Ja anese concerned with he story or fact i th the fac that o o ns had Americans who lad been Jeen take Central Utah taken previous center the Cent 1 in one of the centers 0 Jh Bu thean were alleged the ha is Jha th theban allowed to stay Topaz But the ban on Project at To sta ins ice Relocation stav iin se service all w s' was er recorded here is undoubtedly aleo-the also0a the was s an ale ap further her was' ads anomaly which on y added 1fur l 1 tuavery other center for a confusion to an already confused situa situatua story of every everyevery everyrs every 1943 But on January 28 1543 2 volunteersthere non DOn purpose united all volunteers tion c me an announcement from ve that came the fron Secretary orof where a determination to Joo prove hat croup gro n the prop r Henry LL. Stinson that the United governments government's theS and go faith in them The ell dd. They vas being reopened to all they represent tes' Army was St tes all States re r ent Is justified loyal Americans blood and ar realize that nororof Japanese lood ntheir- aCon is the allthat their o estabez ned to ne step ta volunas procedure the volun th t that initial fir Ithe theteer eer combat unit made UTuuk entirely of lish t the fish positively and irrefutably be can-be own was of Japanese blood can prou u those be This r that d. to fac t their-oin fact their las d other tS as any ther areas are as good god Americans add are announcement by the off i- and nt wass andare n Y b ssympathetic pathetic So e 1 Soe a to ii 1 c can J c 0 J |