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THE' CITY" OUTSIDE WOUK
POLICIES DISCUSSED- -
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.ai . After a 2-d- ay
COAL: As the latest
discussion with story '. on xhe coal siti-u- -
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'.i Utrirf the City's rmployment Division. ticz to be avai " "co
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M i"3Gaxaijas policies en ::ut3id3 th 2 Times, [Link]..irTt.i.'rjra
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? jln) r ' the WRA enmlov-xen-t section in vcy to sjx n:r--- 'Le
Francisco, left Topr.z Tuesday afternoon--
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City to i:ri::c. in emc-v- vv
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MaEatire declared that, work oppovxv-irl.- in all es
coal cnwnmr- - so tii. :y,
.fields of 'endeavor were oocn throughout - "Che United 19- -
xracts -- cZ . uxz ea jlv
States to qualified evacuees. He edded thV- the demand Monday ' [Link]& for C3-2tI- e
was especially marked for '[Link] work-r- s, engi- - Dale, 150 miles away,
.neers, draftsmen and all typos of office ra. ' ' The convoy was manned
vThe aim of the WX, McEntire saidj is to relocate by 33 men: 2 to a trusk,
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all desirable citizen, elements before the end of the a driver and a relief mrn.
--war; and he revealed that a thorough investigation is Sufficient food and cloth-bei- ng
planned to determine the number of City resi- - ing were taken to make it
dents qualified for outside employment. an overnight mission.
KcEntire explained: "Frcm a register to be set up ' A "convDy of 15 truoks
within the center for .all residents interested in pri- - that left here Hast 7:'[Link]
vate employment will develop a line of inquiry that is afternoon rctu?tc i c
expected to take 3' weeks for each person. This the- - Sunday nomine itir.
.rough study will, be the official ci.d dator-ainntio- n
tie Dole) wit'.i abcu A
confirmation of .that [Link]'s citizenship end loyalty tens of' coal, .7: L. . o
same' crc.7 ti. 1'r rn
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INDIVIDUAL begun
j hQ laurvey was [Link], 80 Tuesday by 4 maJe to mi-u.-
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wmci niM'K..', iRlnckn 3. 9. 27 and 29.
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ARCFIiFCfS: KPftuvc-n- g
jQ'AjUj Each t group was comprised of rasiderts v- .- ":rij ec: , d --
r. - i xb xo j.4 issei sun nisei [Link]- - m ouxsiue wi u :a nz-- ct.,
viewers who were provided with questionnaires tint tells the foil g
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touched upon such, points as: educational and occup-j- Nine lcids-ur- a archl- - -
tioiial history, residence within the U.S. and abroad, tects left their draftinc
languages spoken, physical conditions. tables recently to j:ri- -
'Bob Iki is serving as resident-manag- er of the sur- residents alrerdy working
vey, with James Nishinura as supervisor of the inter- - 'in Delta's beet fields,
viewers. The heads of the 4 groups ore Gar;' SugawaTi, iioscbo S. i3cll, chief
Guy Uyama, Kaytpro .Tsukamcto and Ichiro Shibota. . of t'.:e Agricultural Divi- -
, .The off ice, Btoff includes Helen Fujitn and Pisa siin und'er .which these
Kobayushi,'. supervise'rs of coding and verification; rrchitects were employed,
[Link], supervisor, of filing. ..commented::
"ne factor or earning
HEC5PTI0IT:The Comcurity Ccun- - ooiey was net the chi?f
COfflttlJNITYig cil is holding a reception for cc cct.-- . if these young zer.
the Delta Lien's Club TTedhesday in leaving" our Agriculxu- -
COHWCILfl j j
-- 6 PM at Dining:Kall evening at. rt.1 Division f-- outside r
n 30, in return fcr the reception employment. Though nC apx
. given them recently at Delta by to Farm Labor, they ;luse
the Lion's Club. Various City officials and groups tc work in the beet fields
have" been invited to attend this gathering. fcr os long as their s&r'
... ',. 'CONSTITUTION: .The Councils constitution committee- -
vices were in demand be- -'
met with A.S. O'Brien, acting project attorney, Tues- - cause, realizing- this -
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day afternoon to work on the draft for the City govern- - 3ectf on if th2 nation is
ment's .constitutidn. The committee submitted a rough suffering 5 a an ncute
outline of the constitution at a Council meeting held lab'or" shortage, they fara
Monday afternoon at the City Hall. felt that they were aor- .-
After the constitution Is drafted,
ined by an .advisory committee and
will be,
sbtaitteA to
exao-t-
the
iri bating
lotions
toward
between
good re-
the
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project .director
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for .hia consideration; and then peoples of
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