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Letter from Remsen Bird to Robert O'Brien, Director, National Student Relocation Council, October 15, 1942

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Title: Letter from Remsen Bird to Robert O'Brien, Director, National Student Relocation Council, October 15, 1942
Creator: Bird, Remsen Du Bois, b. 1888
Date Created and/or Issued: 1942-10-15
Publication Information: Los Angeles : Occidental College Library, 2005
Contributing Institution: Occidental College Library
Collection: Japanese American Relocation Collection
Rights Information: Property and literary rights reside with the Occidental College Library. For permission to reproduce or publish, please contact Special Collections.
Description: Regarding George Day's [professor of sociology, Occidental College] availability to work with O'Brien at the National Student Relocation Council, Bird writes, "I don't know anyone among my acquaintanceship who has the quality of person, the ability to organize materials, the interest in the matter, and the availability beyond Dr. Day." [see O'Brien's letter to Bird, Dbase #225]
Type: image
Format: Letter ; typescript (carbon copy)
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Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt4j49r7mx
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Language: English
Subject: Day, George M
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945
National Japanese American Student Relocation Council
Source: Occidental College Library

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