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Phila. File @a@gty “Npresented to the writer a letterhead of the organization which reflects the following as officers: CLARENCE E. PICKETT, Executive Secretary, RUFUS 2. -YONES, Chairman, WILLIAL R.SgOGG, Treasurer, EMILY COUPER“ JOUKSON, Chairman RAY ‘NEVTON, Secretary, Vice Cheirmen Associate Secretaries D. ROBERT ¥ YARTALL NNAH CLOTHIERAULL HAROLD E. A.-3C PHILIP“YACOB GUY Ws-SOLT ALLEN H.SBARR HAY-BURKE NAOMINBINFORD JOSEPIT™S .B. RAYLOWD WILSON WANIETA ALLER"CFAK CHASE CONOVER, DAN WILSOW Field Secretaries DONALD" YESSLER TOMQHUNT KARY NMORRISSETT 1.0 oR SLITH EDI “BUCKLES JOARSVARNSHUIS A copy of the letterhead is being retained in the exhibit file of the Philadelphia Office. a Siulys fiumerican Friends” Service Committee, advised tne writer that he recently returned from a trip to California, and on Lay 14, 1942, conducted a neeting for the denefit of the Japanese in the Philedelphia area. In his speech.to the Japanese, ewe explained the problems confronted during evacuation on the Pacific Coast and suggestions on how to meet the problenis. Reweitnes 7% explained he was familiar with the local dJspanese and was interested in furnishing to them all possible rolief anc advice To the best of his mowledge, he stated that thero were approximately fifty Japanese in Philodelphi we. sakibexp Jained that the Committee has been cooperating vw eter problems and in the problens arising from the evacuation of Japanese Americans from the Facific Coast wer zones. In order that the exact nature of the work done by the Committee, concernins education of dapa- nese and solving Jenanese problems, may be known, MAST 7 furnished copies of two lotters to the Committee from oy. cwmapecaraiin.. ent in conscicnticus ob; 4