Box 4

Scope and Contents This folder primarily consists of correspondence between members of the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) and the Pan Pacific Union. (The most frequent people are Colbert N. Kurokawa, noted as the Assisstant Director of the Pan Pacific Union, and Wilbur K. Thomas, Executive Secretary of AFSC.) The correspondence and other documents revolve around plans proposed by the Pan Pacific Union for scholarship or other support for the education of Japanese and Japanese-American students at...

Scope and Contents This folder contains: membership list of a Friends Meeting (presumably Honolulu), a document labelled as a directory of Meetings in Pacific Ports, correspondence around tensions in the Pacific re: war, general letter from Rufus Jones from Dec. 9th, 1941 emphasizing that Friends help those referred to as "enemy aliens" after war was declared on Japan; correspondence discussing conflict between ongoing war and the pacifism in Quaker beliefs; reports of Honolulu Friends Meeting for each year;...

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Includes: correspondence between members of the Honolulu Monthly Meeting and the American Friends Service Committee; reports and memos about a Friends Center in Honolulu; a document titled "Appraisal of Honolulu Friends Meeting House," dated 1953; miscellaneous Friends bulletins

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Honolulu Friends' Bulletin for March 1958 through April 1960 (has most months, but not every single one); correspondence with members of the Honolulu Meeting; list of books in the Friends Library in Honolulu; mailing lists or address information for Meeting members.

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Treasury reports, vouchers, and receipts for the Honolulu Monthly Meeting. Most of the expenditures were made for telephone bills, advertisement of the Meeting, contributions to other organizations, and transportation.

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Primarily correspondence between members of the American Friends Service Committee and the American Red Cross, mostly about donations made by members of the Honolulu Monthly Meeting.

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This folder consists of correspondence between James Vail, part of the American Friends Service Committee in Philadelphia, and William Morris Mair, Executive Secretary of the Hawaii Branch of the AFSC. The two men correspond about the projects of the Hawaii Branch and their work around the U.S. Government's forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans.

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This folder consists of correspondence between James Vail, part of the American Friends Service Committee in Philadelphia, and William Morris Mair, Executive Secretary of the Hawaii Branch of the AFSC. The two men correspond about the projects of the Hawaii Branch and their work around the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans by the U.S. government. Mary Hoxie Jones and Gilbert Bowles are also occaisional correspondents.