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Phila. File €3gy episks”"Mpresented to the writer a letterhead of the organization which reflects the following as officers; CIARENCE E.~PICKETT, Executive Secretary, PEACE SECTION RUFUS MJ YONES, Chairman, . WILLIAL R.~xOGG, Treasurer, EMILY COUPER” JOHNSON, Chairman RAY NENTON, Secretary, - Vice Cheirmen ‘ — Associate Secretaries dD. ROBERT YARTALL ee HANNAH CLOTHIER™AULL HAROLD Caancn .E. RAYLOND WILSCN Cm ACU™S!TITC _ . -. veg ye SUMNER As NILLS ~ E. A.-SCHAAL WARUETA ALLERCCAY PHILIP™dACoB CHASE -CGHOVER GUY Ws-SOL? DAN WILSOW Field Secretaries " ALLEN H.SBARR DONALD* YESSLER MAX~BURKE TOK HUNT NACLI“BINFORD KARY MOPRISSETT 0 JOSEPIMCONARD «-«ELPANORSLITH EDWIii “BUCKLES JOABSWARYNSHUIS A copy of the letterhead is being retained in the exhibit file of the Philadelphia Office. ae ga REISS Eg, RBI ARS 2 one ge Hs es OO a, ner sabbecn ne “gmerican Friends Service Committee, advised tne writer that he recently returned from a trip to Califormia, and on Ray 14, 1942, conducted a Weeting for the benefit of the Japanese in the Philedelphia area. In his speech.to the Japanese, Se explained the problems confronted during evacuation on the Pacific Coast and suggestions on how to meet the problens,. aueige: explained he was familiar with the local Jspanese and was interested in furnishing to them all possible rolief and advice To the best of his imowledge, he stated that thero were approximately fifty Japanese in Philadelphia. 40° "cuskMexplained that the Committee . ~ ~ + htentan hee been cocperating with the Govermment in conscientacus objector problems and in the problens arising from the evacuation of Japanese Americans from the Pacific Coast wer zones. In order that the exact nature of the werk done by the Committees, concornins education of Japa- nese and solving Jenanese problems, may be Imev om, (REET OF furnished copies of two letters to the Committee from oo TRE .. ucwwapanenaion nly