Letter from Remsen Bird to Esther B. Rhodes, Japanese American Committee, Southern California Branch, American Friends Service Committee, December 27, 1944
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Responding to Rhodes' letter of December 21 (see Dbase #428), Bird writes, "My own opinion is that it is a little premature in the interest of the welfare of all groups in America, the proper guarding of the constitutional rights of every minority and the wellbeing [sic] of our Japanese Americans for them to return." He adds, "However, they have a right to return according to the laws of our land 26" Bird also expresses "good wishes" to the American Friends Service Committee for their work.
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