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This post is an email from Domingo T. Ligot:
In his book entitled "The Tipping Point" Malcolm Gladwell wrote about a campaign slogan a long time ago about cigarettes which read "Winstons taste good like a cigarette should". Slogans like these are coined by highly paid experts employed by advertising agencies who sell their services to anyone wishing to promote something like an item or product for sale including a candidate seeking public office. Mr. Gladwell recounts that the Winston slogan successfully "stuck" in the minds of cigarette smokers in America first then the rest of the smoking world that steadily Winston started to gain ground and eventually begun to outsell its competition like Philip Morris, L&M, and other brands. It goes without saying that the study and coining of effective slogans certainly requires an understanding of its target market. The market for Winston cigarettes and its competitors Philip Morris and L&M clearly would be a higher strata of the smoking public than perhaps smokers of Bataan Matamis, Gold Coin, and Fighter, local cigarette brands then that were cheaper (1/2 the price of Winston etc. or cheaper for those who still remember) so that the slogan for Winston must appeal to a more sophisticated motivation to choose this cigarette from its competitors than slogans promoting the cheaper cigarettes. It will not be unusual therefore to find slogans aimed at lower strata markets like the poor sounding unsophisticated, inane, and ridiculously simple because, lets face it, they would'nt be able to understand or appreciate a sophisticated slogan anyway. (Do you recall a sound bite for Bataan Matamis that aired over the AM radio many years back which even sounded like a "ngo-ngo" speaking? The idea perhaps was to promote Bataan Matamis to the real poor even a "ngo-ngo" who is a ridiculed but amusing fellow likes it). An ad agency which does not know or appreciate this basic reality will fail in its business.
With the foregoing as background let us now examine certain political slogans of the recent past. Candidate Joseph "Erap" Estrada used the slogan "Erap Para sa Mahirap" when he won the presidency and more recently candidate Noynoy Aquino had the slogan "Kung Walang Corrupt Walang Mahirap" when he won the presidency. Glaringly common in the two slogans is the word "Mahirap" betraying that the target of both slogans are, you guessed it, the "Mahirap" or poor. Going back to the Winston slogan analysis above, it makes sense that when your target market for a slogan are the lower strata of society it must by necessity sound inane and ridiculously simple otherwise it will not be effective or, in the words of Malcolm Gladwell, it will not "stick". If we are to ask their promoters whether the candidates sincerely believed or meant what their slogans said, we will probably just get a shrug and a "who cares they won did'nt they" retort. But unfortunately the "Mahirap" will swallow these slogans as true albeit inane and insincere, just look at how Erap remains popular among the poor despite his shenanigans while he was in office, and in the case of President Noynoy you can see how the poor currently resonate with his supposed anti corrupt campaign they have become like mindless hooligans out to lynch GMA at whatever cost. The lamentable thing however is many of those who should know better ride on this ignorance and instead of promoting calm and orderliness they serve like rah-rah boys egging the poor to proceed in their mob mentality (Recall who were on platforms with microphones egging the "masa" to invade Malacanang during the so-called EDSA III and those now in congress, especially the party list kind, and priests who love to run and those who love to appear in media every chance they get who are dressed and speak nowhere near being poor). Are the poor really in the hearts and minds of these powerful people, are they concerned that the poor are just being exposed to more harm than good? Who cares, they won didn't they!
The ad agency and the expert who came out with the slogans must have gotten a hefty bonus and a rousing celebration after the elections for coming up with the winning slogan, now they rest until the next election, that is simply how it works.
Domingo is a retired lawyer from the Philippines. He has worked in various capacities as a lawyer in both the private sector and Philippine government.

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The Lake Washington School District is in the middle of dealing with a rather nasty outbreak, and it's nothing like influenza or pink eye. It's an outbreak of the Goblin virus, and it's wreaking havoc on both the school's network and its IT budget. With 50 schools in the District and around 25,000 total machines in service, they've had to call in additional techies to help contain the outbreak.
No one's quite sure how Goblin found its way onto the network in the first place, but some are pointing fingers at the LWSD Mobile Access for Students program. Under the program, middle and high school students were given netbooks — some of which were signed out for use at home. IT staffers believe that some of those systems had unapproved games and apps loaded onto them, and that the Goblin virus may very well have piggybacked on one of those downloads.
The district's Lenovo netbooks reportedly all run Sophos anti-malware software, which has had definitions that recognize Goblin for some time. It's possible, however, that a new variant managed to avoid detection — and once Goblin has access to a network with accessible shares, it's off to the races. Unsurprisingly, Microsoft's Premier Support team is now involved. You'd expect the company to get its hands dirty when a problem like this pops up at a major school district right near the Redmond home base (and where numerous Softies send their children). Between Microsoft and Sophos, the outbreak should be neutralized fairly quickly.
If the investigation ultimately does trace the source back to a student's netbook, the school's IT administrators will no doubt be kicking themselves for not locking down the loaner systems properly. It's easy to underestimate the importance of things like a well-executed group policy and software like DeepFreeze, but an acceptable use agreement only goes so far towards controlling what students (and staff, for that matter) do with their systems.
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CARSON, Calif. – Those who thought Rafa Márquez was purely a defensive player have likely changed their perception of the New York Designated Player since he arrived in MLS.
Márquez is the undisputed playmaker for his team as many of the Red Bulls' most dangerous attacks have originated from him in recent games. New York's success at creating scoring opportunities or maintaining meaningful possession against the LA Galaxy on Friday hinges on his ability to make an impact.
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"Like any player, we need to be aware of the things he brings to his team," Galaxy manager Bruce Arena told MLSsoccer.com. "If we give Márquez time, he can make the pass that can split the defense or passes that can penetrate. … We certainly have to focus on him."
The player that will have the special responsibility of maintaining that focus is Galaxy holding midfielder Dema Kovalenko.
"He makes the game for them," Kovalenko said. "Everything goes through him. I think it's my job and whoever's around him to get close to him and not give him time on the ball. If he does, he can hurt us."
Kovalenko will need a little help from his friends given that Márquez prefers to drift and join the Red Bulls back line where he can launch long, accurate passes into the attack — especially when under little pressure from the opposition.
It will be up to the LA forwards to do their fair share of chasing and apply pressure on Márquez in that area of the field.
"Márquez we have the greatest respect for," Arena said. "He's an excellent passer of the ball. He can both attack and defend. We know his quality."
The question remains as to what type of player fans will see of Márquez on Friday. According to New York head coach Hans Backe, the playmaker is fatigued given the lack of a true preseason training camp. Backe said that this summer's DP acquisition has 60 minutes of real match fitness despite the fact he may play a full 90.
The 31-year-old was not at his best back on Aug. 14 when the Red Bulls dropped a 1-0 result at home to the Galaxy. In what was just his second start of his MLS career, he committed the decisive turnover that led to the lone goal.
Márquez has played four league matches since then, and he's shown a noticeable improvement.
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"I'm a little better," Márquez told MLSsoccer.com on Thursday. "But it's tough to adapt to this league because it's very physical, and without a preseason, you can't maintain yourself at a good level. Right now, I'm feeling a little bit better to play against this team."
The Mexican international would not bite as media have attempted to transform Friday's LA-NY showdown into a Donovan vs. Márquez rivalry and a grudge match from his days in La Liga with FC Barcelona when they played eternal archrivals Real Madrid and current LA midfielder star David Beckham.
Márquez would rather focus on the memorable event that Friday's match could become.
"We hope it's an open game and it's a spectacle for the fans and that they realize that these types of games show the real level that can exist in the USA," he said. "There will be many Mexicans [at the game] and I hope to have their support, even if they are Galaxy fans."


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Statues of (left to right) General Sir Charles James Napier, Sir Henry Havelock and Admiral Lord Nelson are adorned with new headgear for 'Hatwalk' in London, England on July 30, 2012.
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Two of Trafalgar Square's most famous statues, depicting King George IV (foreground) and Admiral Lord Nelson (background) have been given a makeover with newly created, bespoke headwear.
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Guide to the Frank Chin Papers Wyles Mss 103
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Series I: Biographical Information
Lilac Chin (mother), correspondence with Frank and family photographs 1935-1970
Frank Chin's Baby Book "All About Our Baby" ca. 1940
Report card, Crocker Highlands, Oakland public schools June 13, 1951
James D. Phelan Award in Short Story 1966
Astrological chart 1968
California Association of Teachers of English Award of Merit 1973
Frank Sullivan's Christmas Greeting, New Yorker Dec 23, 1974
"Charlie Chan's Nemesis," S.F. Examiner Jan 19, 1975
"The Evolution of 'Chickencoop'," San Francisco Chronicle May 1, 1975
Interview, "I'm Not Chinese. I'm A Chinaman," City April 2-15, 1975
Chew, Margaret, "Frank Chin: Chinese-American Manhood," June 1975
Speaker of the Quarter photographs, Naval Supply Center 1976
National Endowment of the Arts, Literature Fellowship Recipient Certificate 1979
Turner, Morrie, Soul Corner 1980
"Playwright Chin Supports Kashiwagi's Charges," Hokubei Mainichi March 14, 1989
Interview, "I See Asian Culture, Asian Civilization in American Threatened," The Study of Current English 2 Feb 1994
Audio on cassette, Printed version
Articles and reviews about Frank and Gunga Din Highway 1994
Articles regarding Heart Mountain Fair Play Committee project 1998
Photographs of Frank and Kathy Chin, children, and friends
Photographs of Frank
Photographs of Frank and others
Series II: Correspondence
Incoming correspondence by subject
Including AATW and CW Players 1966-1979
Book Printers/ Dealers 1976
Burgess, Jackson ca 1973
Chan, Jeff and Jeff 1969
Chicken coop Chinaman 1972-1975
Chin's Parents 1950
Chin Family 1965-1978
Chin Family 1968-1981
Chin, Suzanne (Sue) Ex-wife 1969-1973
Chin, Kathleen 1976-1979
Civil Liberties Public Education Fund (CLPEF), Japanese American Red Press 1998
Fisher 1958-1967
Fujimoto, Isao 1970-1972
Greenfield Review/ Joe Bruhac 1973-1974
Hattenbach 1960-1963
Hohri, William / Redress 1979
Inada, Lawson (with possible communication from Lawson under alias) 1970-1979
Independent TV Documentary on Resistance in Camps. (Includes Photographs of Chin) 1995
Intersection, (Frank Chin Board Member) 1978
Ishii, Amy Uno 1978-1979
Ishii, David 1973-1976
Kantor, Michael, at Noon Theatre 1973- 1979
C King Screen Productions 1969
Kuo, Alexander 1973-1974
Lum, Wing Tek Correspondence. & Poems 1973-1979
Mar, Laureen 1976
Mar, Laureen 1977-1979
Masaoka, Mike with Hosokawa, Bill They Call Me Masaoka: An America Saga 1987
Nee, (de Bary) Victor and Bret 1971-1973
Quo, Beolah 1972- 1974
Riisna, Eve 1971-1975
Sakamoto, Misao & Seriguchi, Karen 1980
Scripts 'Out' 1975-1978
Silko, Leslie 1974-1978
Slemmons 1962-1972
Speaking Invitations 1975-76
Speaking and Reading Engagements 1975
Speaking Engagements 1975-1978
Speaking Engagement Naval Supply Center 1975
Spear, Lilah 1963- 1976
Taylor, Ward 1961-71
Tanaka, Togo Interview notes 1976-1977
Correspondence with University of California (Berkeley) 1971-1972
Correspondence with University of Washington 1976-1981
Wilson, Betty 1963-1972
Wong, Shawn 1971-1974
Wong, Shawn 1974-1980
Yamamoto (de Soto), Hisaye (includes Photographs) 1971-1978
Collected subject correspondence 1971-1979
Incoming Correspondence, alpha series I
"C", Personal 1968-1978
Incoming Correspondence, alpha series 2
Correspondence 1961-1963
Correspondence 1965-1966
Correspondence 1968-1984
Correspondence 1986-1989
Correspondence 1995-2000
1993-1994 (Ishii, David)
International Examiner
Regarding writing a book about Japanese Americans
Oppenheimer, Dorothea, author's representative (incoming & outgoing) 9 22-28 With and concerning Frank 1961-1972
With and concerning Frank, 1 of 2 1980
Abominable Snowman 1968
After the Opera 1975-1977
E-Mail Correspondence
2011 January 2011-February 2011
Series III: Manuscripts and Writings
AIIIEEEEE! 1 of 4 1974
AIIIEEEEE! 2–4 of 4 1956, 1961, n.d.
Reviews of AIIIEEEEE! and Yardbird 3 1974-1976
"The American Death and Chinese Life of Kwan Kung the God of War" (Early Version)
"The American Death and Chinese Life of Kwan Kung the God of War" March 24, 2009
Asian American Studies III: Alienation and the Asian American Spring, 1970
American More or Less 1976
The American Mountains, "Make All Things News", Scripts and Research Materials 1968
The American Mountains, 1-2 of 2 1968-1969
American Peek A Boo Kabuki, World War II, and Me, A Play in Three Acts, Chin, 3 of 3 ca. 1985
American Wilderness 1968
Archie Moore Project 1967
Architecture 1966-1967
Asian American Broadcast paper 1972
Becker, Raymond T. (Tiny) 1969
The Big AIIIEEEEE!
Master, 1-3 of 3 ca. 1990
Original, 1 of 4 ca. 1990
Original, 2-4 of 4 ca. 1990
Black History and Culture 1969
Black History Operetta, "Our Country Too!" 1969
The Boys of Mountainview San Jose, Script ca. 1992
Brakeman 1966-1969
Budd Boeticher: Westerns 1960-1970
Bulletproof Buddhists and other essays
Bulletproof Buddhists and other essays, authors pages, signed, 1-2 of 4 1998
Bulletproof Buddhists and other essays, 3-4 of 4
Bunny Hop 1978
The California Pelican, Vol. 66, Frank Chin editor Feb-May, 1960
Chapple, Stanley 1967
Charlie Chan on Maui
manuscript 1973
manuscript 1975
I- My Old Man
II-Twang Slanty's World War Two
Ch. 3 Maui, The Valley Isle
IV-The Daughter of Charlie Chan
V- "The Eat and Run Midnight People"
VI- Longtime Californ' [sic]
VIII- Excerpt "Dear, Kids" 1966-1976
IX- Moby Tom
X-The All Oriental Bambi
XI- To Die in Chinatown 1973
Epiloge- Charlie Chan's Number One Son Remembers
Ch. 1-6
Ch. 1-3
Ch. 4 and 5
Epiloge-Charlie Chan's #1 Son Remembers 1978
"The Eat and Run Midnight People"
Epiloge, Colombia University Writing Division ca. 1978
"Harry Hom speaks: Childhood" 1974-1975
"Harry Hom speaks: GEE, POP!" 1974
"Harry Hom speaks: Longfingers Mama Fu's Takeout" 1974-1975
Gee Pop, 6 1975
The Iron Moonhunter, Ch. 10
Ch. 7 Longtime Californ' [sic]
Raw 1974-1977
Ruby Chow 1976
Tam goes back to Frisco. 4 1974-1975
Tam Goes Back to Hawaii
Tam Goes to New York: To do Longfingers on TV 1974
Writing Division, Slanty's World War II
Two- Shopping Bags & The Opera 1975
"Charlie Chan Racist", Intellectual Digest July 1973
The Chickencoop Chinaman
American Place Theater, San Francisco 1972
Reviews, New York Open 1972
American Place Theatre, news, vol. IV no.4, includes an article by Frank Chin 1972
American Place Theatre, article "The Theatre Off Broadway" The New Yorker June 1972
Script Copy 1975
87 pgs
87 pgs
128 pgs
Final Draft 1972
First Draft, stage version 1972
Notes, miscellaneous 1975-1980
CSU Long Beach, photographs including Chin portraits 1975
Reviews 1972
American Place Theatre-script, review, handbills 1972
Editions, notes
Pregnant Pause
Pregnant Pause, Seattle, 1-2 of 2 1972
Pregnant Pause
Pregnant Pause, copy #3, Asian American Studies, University of Washington
The Chickencoop Chinaman was an Education
The Children's Television Workshop
Chilean politics, The Political Parties of Chile
Chinaman's Chance
Chinese American Theatre, unpublished chapter ca. 1981
Chinaman's Chance 1978
Chinaman's Chance
Chinaman's Chance ca. 1980-1990
Chinaman's Chance
A Portrait of Changing Chinese-America 1971
Pacific & Frisco
Pacific & Frisco R.R. CO
Chinatown Mortuary, first draft 1976
Chinatown Rooms
"Chinese American Literature", old draft from The Big AIIIEEEEE 1 of 4
Chinese American Theatre 1976
Chinese Family/GEE POP! 1-2 of 2
A Chinese Lady Dies, coversheet
Uncorrected first draft to A Chinese Lady Dies 1964-1967
Columbia River film proposal
The Comic
The Comic/The Cosquillas Ride, includes correspondence ca. 1981
Coming Home to The Sixties
"Confessions of the Chinatown Cowboy", "Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars", Special Issue: Asian American, Vol. 4 no.3, includes draft Fall 1972
"Confessions of the Chinatown Cowboy"
Confessions of the Chinatown Cowboy, photocopies
"Confessions of a # 1 Son", content page
"Confessions of a # 1 Son"
"Confessions of a # 1 Son", Ramparts magazine March 1973
"Construct a Script Contest" by Chin, Correspondence to Gerry Gawne
The Cosquillas
Conscience and Constitution
Project description ca. 1996
Progress report Fall 1997
Impressions 1998
Fair Play Committee, A Story of Japanese American Script, Civil Liberties Education Fund 1998
Website 1998
June 10, 2000
Complete script
Incomplete draft
Incomplete draft
Days of Remembrance
Dear Lo Fan Fangwai Whitney Honey Babe 1970
The Death and Life of James Earl Deaver 1969
Deaver, James Earl
Decision Series 1969
Deserter 1969
"A Dime For Your Time", Redress 1978
Original manuscript pages, Ch. 15-19
Ch. III Fall 1972
Ch. 11
Ch. 12
Ch. 14
Ch. 17, incomplete
Miscellaneous original manuscript pages
Pages 255-280
Donald Duk, Original Manuscript pages
"Don't Pen Us Up in Chinatown", New York Times
October 1972
November 1972
Dragon Diary 1983
"Dragon Ran on Tennis Shoes", Chin
"The Eat and Run Midnight People" ca.1980-1990
El Chino
Ashland, Lizard City 1977
Ashland, Raw 1976-1977
Ashland Story 1977
A Chinatown movie about me as a western movie Aug. 7, 1976
Death in Disneyland
Dog Biscuit, Charlie Chan Jr. 1976
Mama Fufu 1973-1974
Raw 1974
Ashland, Lizard City, The Forging of Weapons (original manuscript pages) 1977
Come For Summer
Correspondence 1984
A Death Somewhere
Enough of that Noise
Grey Floor
…Makes Things Grow
Play the Label
Shrine of Burnt Punks
The Endless War
Farewell to Manzanar 1976
Film Criticism 1968-1969
Food For All His Dead, James D. Phelan Awards in literature and art 1966
Food For All His Dead 1967
For Better Americans in a Greater America
Fred 1977
Gee Pop, Charlie Chan on Maui, The Greasy Chop Suey
"Goong Hai Fot Choy", from A Chinese Lady Dies, from 19 Necromancers From Now 1970
Harry Hom Raw 1976
Harry Hom Speaks, Annie Moy 1975-1976
Have You Seen Liberation? 1973
The Heroes of K2, 36 Factory Workers Bubblegum Cards, K2 Corporation 1971
The History of Japanese American in Literature
Home Games, a documentary novel, signed September 7, 1997
Honey Bucket handbill, Director Frank Chin, signed by company 1976
The Horse
How to Watch a Chinese Movie with the Right "I"
I Am Talking to the Strategist, Sun Tzu about Life When the Subject of War Comes Up, signed April 21, 1997
If Anything Happens to Me Put a Copy of This Review in a Plain White Envelope and Send it to the Cops, review of Fires of the Dragon ca. 1992
Infinite Energy 1968-1969
"In Praise of Famous Men", James Matsumoto Omura 1912-1994
"In Search of the Asian Northwest," Asian Northwest Weekly 1978
The Iron Moonhunter
The Iron Moonhunter
manuscript 1975
Charlie Chan on Maui, Ch. 8-12
Kids 1976
Columbia University, Writing Division, Shopping Bags ca. 1978
"Is Japanese America Ignorant of its History?"
Rafu Shimpo, F, Chin, January 27, 1983 James Omura, Nisei Newsman
drafts July 1997
JAL (Japanese Air Lines) 1969
Japanese America: Contemporary Perspectives on Internment
Japanese America: Contemporary Perspectives on Internment, draft of book 1980
Japanese Americans II: Writings on the Relocation Internment Day of Remembrance 1978-1979
Original Manuscript Pages, Correspondence and Oofty Goofty
Original Manuscript Pages, Correspondence and Oofty Goofty 1979
Correspondence, El Chino and Oofty Goofty 1974-1978
Original Manuscript Pages, Correspondence and Oofty Goofty 1976-1977
Correspondence and Manuscript Originals 1978-1979
Miscellaneous, Manuscript pages and Correspondence 1976-1980
Outgoing correspondence, miscellaneous manuscript pages 1976-1978
Miscellaneous original manuscript pages, includes correspondence 1976-1977
Miscellaneous Manuscript pages and correspondence 1974-1975
Jean Carey Bond 1975-1977
Just Plain Lars, Ch. 2, Tuning the Guitar
Kantor, Michael, photographs/written material 1975-1976
The Kid Inside the Dragon: An Art and a Reality of Chinese-America, film script by William Wong and Chin 1971
"King Pu is Unfair to Chinese", Chin, New York Times March 24, 1974
Kwan Kung 1975-1976
Laguna Pueblo Film Project, the script 1980
No Place Like Home Land Reform in Vietnam: Prosterman
The Last Organized Resistance, Rafu Shimpo supplement Xerox 12/1981
Lone Ranger
Lorenzo Milam, manuscript pages
Me and Freddy at the Festival, The Sky River Rock Festival, Chin ca. 1980-1990
The Midnight Culture/ "My Friend the Pornographer"
Mom's in Paraguay 1978
The Most Popular Book in China ca. 1980-1990
My Dad
My Name is Donald Duk, I Am Not a Cartoon
The Nisei Sociological View of the Nisei
Number One Son's Last Chance
Betaville, Chin Progress 1968
Thomas Mann, Death in Venice, Literary Notes
Lin Chong and the Rescue at Wild Bear Forest, Episode 1
"The House that Tai Ming Built" August 23,1970
Literary Notes 1967
Literature Notes 1975-1977
No-No Boy 1957
The Only Real Day
draft 1960
Oofty Goofty
David Ishii, copy 1980-1981
Original 1980-1981
Outs, David Ishi 1980-1981
Rough Draft 1981
Rough draft November, 1981
A play in three acts, actors Theatre of Louisville, State Theatre of Kentucky December 15, 1982
Original, two acts 1983
Original #1 1979
Original manuscript pages
Pgs. 14-73
San Francisco State University, School of Ethic Studies
Miscellaneous manuscript pages
drafts and notes, (1974) 1980
drafts and notes
The Happa Boy
Opera-Shopping Bags 1976
Our Life is War
The Proof of Loyalty
Questionnaires 1968
Race & Film 1970-1977
Railroad Folklore, manuscript 1969
Rashomon Road: The Tao to San Diego
Carbon copy manuscript pages 1983
Original manuscript pages 1980-1981
Original articles, plus copies of letters 1978
Resistance 1982
For Japanese Americans? What For? A Dime for your Time
Rescue at Wild Boar Forest, Water Margin Press-012-Chin:Comic Books 1988
Rescue at Wild Boar Forest, Episode 2
"Roaming Inside the Chickencoop Chinaman"
Ruby Chow by Ruby Chow, as told to a godson, Frank Chin
Seattle Magazine articles, columns and reviews
September 11, 2001, Pearl Harbor Revisited 2001
Shakespeare in Chinatown
first draft, unedited, (1-4 of 8) ca. 1977
first draft, unedited, (5-8 of 8) ca. 1977
signed Frank Chin, revised April 1979
manuscript originals 1977
"Shooting up the Ghetto" ca. 1980-1990
"Shopping Bags Fantasy"
"Shopping Bags" 1974-1976
"The Sixties: Hail & Farewell", The Weekly Aug. 1978
Sizwe Bansi is Dead, by Athol Fugard, John Kani and Winston Htshona [sic], Frank Chin
"Sky River Rock Festival and Lighter than Air Fair"
"The Solace of Trash and Junk", At Large ca. 1980-1990
Sunday Papers April 12,1970
Talk Story, Hawaii, (Chin Project) 1978
This is Not an Autobiography
manuscript ca. 1980-1990
Twang Slanty's WWII
Tamesa, Uhachi and Kay, Father and Daughter manuscript pages, Ch. 1 "Oriental Express" ca. 1985
University Asian Literature
The Falsification and Recovery of Japanese American History
The Heroic Tradition; Our Fathers; Arch in a Mexican Restaurant; Porno, My Aunt and Death
Mandate of Heaven
Universal Asian Literature
Taro, Urashima, manuscript includes portion of Mandate of Heaven
Voyages to the Moon
"W. Whitman Walked this Land" 1968
"Takeyuki's Boots"
Series V: Oversize
Council on Interracial Books for Children, Inc. 1969-1976
New York Times advertising supplement July 4, 1976
International Examiner 1978-1980
The San Francisco Journal 1979
San Francisco Territorial News
Water Margin Press
Water Margin Press 1988-1989
Water Margin Press, Gordon Greene, Lin Chong's Revenge
Lin Chong's Revenge, master, Water Mark Press, 1 of 2
Lin Chong's Revenge, master, Water Mark Press, 2 of 2
Water Margin Press, correspondence, drafts of episodes 4-7 and episode 2 prototype, 1 of 2 1987-1988
Water Margin Press, correspondence, drafts of episodes 4-7 and episode 2 prototype, 2 of 2 1987-1988
Way out West, in the 60's
Westerns, Way out West
SYEP/What I did last summer 1978
Asian American Position Paper 999, white supremacy and Asian-America Campaign Urbana 1971
"Who Runs Asian American Studies?" Amerasia vol.16 no.2 1990
Writing Samples and Outline of Future Novel 1968
"The Year of the Dog: San Francisco", two weeks in February 1970
The Year of the Dragon
New York City 1972
American Place Theatre 1974
reviews 1974
Theatre in America-net 1974
Asian American Theatre Workshop version, including opening first act of Showcase AATW activities 1974
Cimno, Michael, Year of the Dragon Reviews 1985
flyer 1983
Photographs of Frank Chin and film stills directed by Chin 1975
The Year of the Ram, King Tu- Seattle 1967
"They Yellow Critics of Yellow Writers", Frank Chin 1976
Yellow Seattle, Frank Chin
Yellows and Sex-notes 1973-1974
"Yes, Young Daddy", Frank Chin
"Yes, Young Daddy", pg.17
Young Man/"Yes Young Daddy", Frank Chin
Pages of Chinaman Pacific and Frisco R.R. Co.
Oofty Goofty and the Comic, manuscript pages and correspondence 1979
Correspondence and manuscript drafts, 1 of 2 1980
Correspondence and manuscript pages, 2 of 2 1980
Correspondence and notes 1980
Gee Pop and El Chino manuscript pages 1975
History of JACL and Concentration camps
Manzanar, Sue Embry
Maxine Hong Kingston, writing
Michi Weglyn
Notes on American Film Stereotypes of Asians
Notes on Films, Asian Images and Stereotypes
Notes on Gillespie, John Birks, "Dizzy" 1959
Notes on Japanese Films January 2, 1971
Novel, Miscellaneous manuscript pages
Oofty Goofty (mostly), Miscellaneous manuscript pages
"Old West" 1980-1990
Plays and correspondence
Seattle June 12, 1976
Short writings
Various write ups 1976-1978
Various write up drafts 1975-1976
Manuscript originals
1 of 4, El Chino Death in Disneyland, El Chino My Dad 1974-1976
2 of 4, Fred Eng's Chinatown Kit, Gee Pop 1974
3 of 4, Dancing Blind, Charlie Chan on Maui 1975-1976
4 of 4, Charlie Chan on Maui, No vember, After the Opera, El Chino My Dad: San Francisco to Dunnigan 1975-1976
1 of 2, including "Water Margin", "Western Movies and the Asian Heroic Tradition", and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"
2 of 2, including "Louis Cho", "Big AIIIEEEEE", "Heroic Tradition and Chinese Immigration", Kwan Kung"
Various manuscripts including Young Man, Chaos and Creation, also correspondence 1968
1 of 4, including Urashima Taro, Me and Adam at Start River, Mother's Day, Chinatown Cowboy
Mandate of Heaven, 2 of 4
Mandate of Heaven, 3 and 4 of 4
Various original manuscript pages including Charlie Chan on Maui--Gee Pop! El Chino and untitled
Miscellaneous unfilled manuscript pages, various including "Chinese American Theatre" and "Oofty Goofty and the Rats" 1976
Miscellaneous Manuscript pages, including correspondence 1980-1982
Robbins, The Cosquillas Ride, The Comic
Miscellaneous Original Manuscript pages, various including Redress, A Dime for Your Time, and Outgoing correspondence 1978
Miscellaneous Notes
Various untitled including Charlie Chan's Number One Son Remembers ca. 1980- 1990
Untitled including Oofty Goofty 1982-1983
Original pages from Shakespeare in Chinatown, Oofty Goofty, and The Comic
Original pages from The Comic, Moon the Shoeshine/Wing the Cop
Original pages from Shakespeare in Chinatown, Moon the Shoeshine ca. 1977
Untitled, Wai Mun and July
Untitled, pages 69-82
Miscellaneous pages
From paper bag labeled David Ishi, manuscript page
Series IV: Subject Files
Miscellaneous Writings and articles by Chin, Frank 1976-1979
Miscellaneous Writings and notes 1971-1979
Ahn, Pack Rock, photo, The Ugly American 1963
Bancroft Library, transcribing information
CARP-James Wong Howe-Film-Copy-photos Undated
Howe and Mako-Tape Undated
Loo, Bessie, Film, CARP 1970-1975
CARP, List of rare and very special Asian-American items Undated
Combined Asian-American resources project, Asian-American oral history, summary phase I:Sf Undated
CARP Publishing List Undated
Herb Wong Interview Undated
Misc. Interviews, no names Undated
Frank Chin Interviews
Chan, Warren Superior Court Judge interview transcript Jan. 21, 1970
Fong, Benson, Asian American in the Hollywood Media, interview transcripts 1970
Hong, James, Asian American in the Hollywood Media, interview transcripts 1970
Wong Howe, James, interviewed transcripts 1970
Inada, Lawson, interview transcripts 1970
Wah, Charles Y., Seattle, interview transcripts 1970
Wing, Richard and Ernie, interview transcripts 1970
Richard and Ernie Wing, interview 1 of 2 1970
Richard and Ernie Wing, interview 2 of 2 1970
Richard and Ernest Wing Hanford, CAPP Oral History Collection 1970
Wong, Herb, interview, 1st session Jan. 9, 1970
Wong, Herb, San Francisco, copy of comments and transcripts Jan. 9, 1970
Wong Howe, James, "You See? A Day in 1970 with James Wong Howe" manuscript Jan. 9, 1970
Winters, Roland, film, correspondence, interviews, photographs, and publicity 1970-1971
Hong, James, film, interview, correspondence, and photographs 1970-1972
Fong, Benson, interview and photographs 1970-1973
Miscellaneous transcripts 1970-1974
Sen Yung, Victor, Asian American in the Hollywood Media, interview 1917
Okada, Dorothy 1917-1972
Okada, John, "No No Boy"
John Okada, and Charles Tuttle Co. Inc., correspondence 1971-1972
Sen Yung, Victor, film, correspondence and interview 1971-1974
Okada, Dorothy, correspondence with Frank 1971-1977
Chinatown news segment-project T.E.A.C.H.- Chan, Jeff 1973
Miscellaneous correspondence, Ben Tong 1973
Wong Howe, James, interview, includes photographs 1973
Loo, Bessie, interview and correspondence 1970-1973
Barkley, Alice, San Francisco, CA, interview transcript 1970
Diana, Chang, writers, interview 1971
Fong, Benson, film, interview 1970
Doctor Togasiki, Kazue, interview 1974
Working papers on Asian American Studies, The Oral History Tapes of the Japanese American Research Project 1974
Posters of the WPA, (1974-1987)
Correspondence 1974-1976
Lee, Dr. Jane 1974
Asian American Writers Conference 1975
Chan family, Monterey, CA, interview transcript 1975
Chan, Margaret, Monterey, CA, interview transcript 1975
Cortes, Marcelino E. 1975
Fong, Lily 1975
Fung, Paul, Hollywood 1975
Hoang, Alice, Monterey, CA, interview transcripts 1975
Hong, Ben, Monterey, CA, interview transcripts 1975
Inada, Lawson, interview transcript 1975
Jung, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred, interview 1975
Interviews by Lau, Alan Chong 1975
Lee, Joe, Monterey, CA, interview transcript 1975
Loo, Chalsa, Santa Cruz, CA, interview transcript 1975
Low, May and Edwin, Monterey, CA, interview transcripts 1975
News 1975-1980
Okada, Dorothy, interview 1971-1972
Yee, Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Monterey CA, interview transcript 1975
Samuel Yee, Judge, Xerox copy, interview transcript 1975
Kim, Ruby, Marysville, CA, interview transcript 1974
Lau, David, Seattle, WA, interview transcript 1970
Churchill, Luella Lee, Santa Cruz, CA, interview transcript 1975
Low, Howard and Frances, Monterey, CA, transcripts 1976
Narrator Certificate of Gift, Chin, Kathy April 12,1976
Okamura, Raymond, writings 1976
Yang, Ching Ning 1976
Diltz, Mary Kitano, correspondence and interview 1977
Lau, Gordon J., San Francisco 1977
Preliminary Application 1978
Philip, Ahn, film, interview transcript
Philip, Ahn, film, film stills and portraits
Philip, Ahn, Asian American in the Hollywood Media, interview
Bancroft Libraries, CARP collections 1977-2001
Gin, Jimmy, San Francisco, interview copy
Wong Howe, James, film, copy, interview
Wong Howe, James, interview transcripts
Kawai, Interview Excerpt, HT MTN, Sugar Beets, Tule Lake
Resistance: Nov 1994
HT MTN , Sentinel August 12, 1944
Kitasko, HT MTN Sentinel, Interview Transcript Excerpt
Alien Enemy Hearing Board 1944
Resistance: October 1944
Resistance: December 1944
Kozie Sakai, Correspondence 1944
Frank Emi, County Jail
Gloria Kubota 1944-1945
Minola Minoru Tamesa, Leavenworth Kansas 1944-1945
Gloria Kubota 1945-1983
Resistance: January 1945
Tamesa 1945-1946
Jimmie Omura 1945
Resistance: February 1945
Jim Hajme Akutsu Incident
Resistance: March-October 1945
Resistance: December 1945
Resistance 1946
Don Date (Nisei-No-No/ Hoshi Dan) 1981
Issei Influence: Heart Mountain November 14, 1944
Pat Morita Mysteries (1-3)
To Gilla
Birth to CHMP
Post War Jisan Fish
Misc, stuff?
Jisan Histiru Fakashima (1-3)
UISC Hospital
Interview with Keibo
Tulel Lake 1943
News Articles, Frank Chin
Yung Ya Restaurant, Seattle, Washington
Film Poster
Index Cards, Archive (Archbald), Moone
Media Actors/Directors
Antonini, Michelangelo 1969
Arkin, Alan
Chaney, Lon "Oriental Roles"
Chang, Tisa correspondence 1973-1975
Chaplin, Charlie photographs
Chen, Tina
Fung, Willie Film Still
Goddard, Jean-Luc 1968-1968
Guthrie, Arlo
Hayakawa, Sessue 1976
Wong Howe, James correspondence 1971
Iwamatsu, Mako 1976-1980
Mako script, Surrogate 1969
Mako script, "Love, American Style" 1972
Kahana, Kim 1970-1974
Keach, Stacy
Kubric, Stanley 1972
Kuowk, Burt
Kutash, Jeff Performing in Las Vegas 1989
Kwan, Nancy photo
Lee, Bruce 1914-1973
Lee, Chingwah 1975
Lee, Christopher Fu Manchu (see also Burk Kwouk)
Leone, Sergio
Liu, Frank 1973
Locke, Sondra
Loo, Richard actor 1971
Loy, Myrna
Luke, Keye 1973
Lum, Jon Wing, New York City
Mao, Freddy 1975
Milestone, Lewis film director 1970
Morita, Pat 1980
Nuyen, France
Oland, Warner, (1880-1938) photographs as Charlie Chan
Oshima, Nagisa, (b.1932- ) 1970
Pang, Joanna
Quo, Beulah Ong 1967-1979
Sanders, Dennis
Miscellaneous actor biographies and headshots, women
Asawa, Ruth 1976
Edelmann, Heinz (b. 1934- )
Onodera, Robert
Shigeta, James "The Crimson Kimono", Screen Gems, D. Samuel Fuller 1963
Shimoda, Yuki 1976
Shimomura, Roger painter, Seattle 1975-1978
Shimono, Sab photograph 1972
Sterneberg, Josef Von 1948
Suzuki, Pat newspaper article 1975
Takei, George 1974-1977
Toler, Sidney as Charlie Chan
Tong, Winston 1978
Toy, Mary Mon
Wang, Juliana
Wayne, John 1969-1970
Welsh, Raquel and West, Mae 1970
Welles, Orson 1965
Wong, Anna May 1902-1960
Wong, Jadin 1972-1976
Yama, Conrad
Yamasaki, Frank
Yoshimura, Wendy 1975-1977
Zarco, Cynthia Flor
D photographs 1968
Film stills and publicity
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 1960
Attila Japanese America in Film and Literature, Italian 1958
Award Theatre Screen Gems 1960
B, photographs
The Ballad of Cable Hogue photographs 1970
The Barbarian and the Geisha Fox, 1958, D. John Huston, John Wayne, Eiko Ando, Sam Jaffe
Behind the Rising Sun Paramount 1943
Belle De Jour 1968
The Bitter Tea of General Yen 1933
The Black Rose Fox- Japanese in Film and Literature 1959
Blood Alley Warner Bros.- Japanese in Film and Literature 1955
Bullitt, photographs 1968
C photographs
China Paramount, Japanese in Film and Literature 1942
China Corsair, Japanese in Film and Literature 1951
China Girl how the west was won Japanese in Film and Literature 1979
Confessions of an Opium Eater Japanese in Film and Literature 1962
D miscellaneous
The Damned 1969
Dracula has Risen From the Grave Warner Bros.- 7 arts Freddie Francis 1969
Dragonseed- Japanese in Film and Literature 1944
80 Steps to Jonah 1969
Les Enfants Du Paradis 1965-1967
Fade In 1968
55 Days at Peking Samuel Bronston Production Japanese in Film and Literature 1963
The Fixer 1968
Flower Drum Song Universal 1961
Forbidden, Universal 1953
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed 1970
Funny Girl Photographs 1968
The General Died at Dawn Japanese in Film and Literature 1936
The Girl on a Motorcycle/Naked Under Leather 1968
The Good The Bad and the Ugly 1966
The Good Earth MGM Japanese in Film and Literature 1937
Goodbye Columbus Paramount 1969
Great Catherine 1968
The Green Berets 1968
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner 1967
Hagbad & Signe The Red Mantle 1967
The Hand 1960
The Hawai'ians 1970
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter actor bios and photographs 1968
Hell's Half Acre Republic Japanese in Film and Literature 1963
Hong Kong Hot Harbor- Japanese in Film and Literature
I, photographs 1962
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness 1957
Jack London United Artists 1943
Jars and Yanks
The Jokers 1967
Kahn! Khigh Dheigh 1974-1975
King of Hearts 1967
King Screen Productions 1968
Last of the Mobile Hot Shots 1970
The Last Time I saw Archie, United Artists 1961
The Left Hand of God 1955
Lost Horizons 1973
Love is a Many-Splendored Thing 1955
Marco Polo 1962
Mr. Moto (Peter Lorre) 1937
The Mountain Road Colombia Screen Gems 1965
My Geisha 1962
Oliver Columbia Pictures 1968
P photographs
Passion of Joan of Arc notes 1965
Petulia 1968
Rachel, Rachel photographs 1968
Ring of Bright Water 1969
The Road to Hong Kong 1962
Romeo & Juliet 1968
S, photographs
Satan Never Sleeps 7-Arts 1962
Secret Ceremonies photographs 1968
The Shoes of Fisherman, 1-2 of 4 1968
The Shoes of Fisherman, 3-4 of 4 1968
The Shuttered Room 1967
The Son Daughter 1932
A Stranger in Town 1967
The Swimmer 1968
Three Stripes in the Sun 1962
Tokyo Joe 1949
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The Two of Us
The Ugly Ones film stills
Ulysses Strick, Joseph 1967
W photographs 1967-1968
Wait Until Dark
War & Peace
West of Shanghai First National, Karloff, Boris
What's Up Tiger Lilly? Allen, Woody 1966
Where East is East Chaney, Lon 1929
The Young Girls of Rochefort and The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom?
Miscellaneous Film
Film criticism 1962-1967
Film Stills
Japanese in Film and Literature Transparencies 1972
Casey, James W., Hello Mexico 1916
Chihara, Paul 1976
Sheet music, Chong "He came from Hong Kong", by Feist, Leo 1919
Greco, Jose & Lorca, Nana
Lipscomb, Mance
Morton, Edward San Toy a musical comedy, lyric book 1899
Nobuku 1978
Owens, Buck 1966
Seeger, Pete
Tomita, Masao Mikado of Swing
Miscellaneous photographs and records
A. Magazine The Most Influential Asian Americans of the Past Decade 1999
Animation and Titling 1960-1965
Asian American Review, Vol. 2 No. 1 Fall 1975
"Asians in Mass Media" 1977-1978
Asians portrayed in media, articles 1972
TACT, The Association of Chinese Teachers 1975-1977
Batman and the Spectre: "The Grasp of Shan-Zi" Superman DC Comic Dec.-Jan. 1967
Beers, Carole Women's Plays Show No Way Out, The Seattle Times April 26, 1978
Berkhofer Jr., Robert F. Model Zions for the American Indians, University of Minnesota
Bowker, Gordon Tales of a Cabbie
Bridge An Asian American Perspective Oct. 1976
"Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars", Special Issue: Asian America Fall 1972
Caldwell, Dan "The Negroization of the Chinese Stereotype in California" 1973
California History 1978
Carrol Burnett Show article clipping 1973
Chinese Cooking
Chong, Douglas D.L. Reflections of Time: A Chronology of Chinese Fashions in Hawaii 1976
General info 1974-1976
Poets and Writers Newsletter, vol. #1-3, 5 May 1973-April 1974
Vol. 2 no. 1-3 Sept. 1974-Jan. 1974
Vol. 2 no. 4-7 March 1975-June/July 1975
Vol. 3 no. 1-2 Oct/Nov 1975-Dec 1975/Jan 1976
Vol. 3 no. 3-4 Feb/Mar-April/May 1976
Vol 4 no. 1-2 Sept/Oct- Nov/Dec 1976
Vol 4 no. 3-4 Feb/Mar- April/May 1977
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, Div. Of Asian American Affairs newsletters, Vol.III no.IV Oct.-Dec. 1976
East West: The Chinese American Journal 1979
Engelhardt, Tom Ambush at Kaikaze Pass, "Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars",includes notes by Chin, Vol. 3 no. 1
Experimental Cinema, no. 5 1934
Experimental Film 1961
Far West Laboratory 1974
Illustration from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper April 1869
Godzilla West Spring Summer, Fall, 1996
Gong; Eddie "I Want to Marry and American Girl", The American Magazine, vol. 160 no.3 Sept. 1955
Gore, Vidal "Requiem for the American Empire", The Nation Jan. 11, 1986
Dick Tracy by Chester Gould Feb. 25-March 4, 1973
Graham, Martha 1967-1968
Guevara, Che 1968
Hawaii Pono Journal, no. 1 vol. 4 Oct. 1971
Honolulu Star Bulletin, articles on immigration 1973
Iwasaki, Bruce "Response and Change for the Asian in America: A Survey of the Asian" American Literature
Japanese American Library Books-in-Print: Japanese in the Americas in English 1986
Japanese American Newspapers (1880's-1941) 2001
Joans, Ted "The Wild Spirit of Kicks", Village Voice 1969
Lamott, Kenneth, "The Awakening of Chinatown"- West magazine Jan. 4, 1970
"The Legend of Urashima. The Fisher Boy" 1936
Ou Jujia Xian Sheng Zhuan and Li Shaoling, Bian Zhu Biography of Ou Jujia Xian Sheng (1888-1912) in Chinese 1960
Mayer, Arthure "How Much Can The Movies Say?" Saturday Review Nov. 3, 1962
Mock Duck [Mock Sai Wing] Mc Kelway, St. Clair 1951
Newsweek articles on Vietnam 1973
Novak, Michael "White Ethnic", Harper's Magazine Sept. 1971
O' Donogue, Michael "The Real Story of Hitachi Sparks Mitsubishi" National Lampoon Nov. 1974
Ong, Paul M. and Azores, Tania- Asian Pacifica Americans in Los Angeles: A Demographic Profile 1991
Media Scripts
Milestone, D. Lewis Anything Goes, with Bing Crosby, Ethel Merman, Chas. Ruggles,Ida Lupino 1936
Bellem, Robert Leslie The FBI, "Will the Real Traitor Please Stand up?" final draft August 2, 1965
Blankfort, Michael Halls of Montezuma, director D. Lewis Milestone May 15, 1950
Bourke, Terry "Noon Sunday", third draft shooting script March 3, 1970
Butler, Frank China, diretor John Farrow October 9, 1942
Cady, Jerry The Purple Heart, director Lewis Milestone 1943
Chekhov, Anton The Cherry Orchard
Cy, Chermark, and Rowe, Arthur Ironside, "China Doll" 1973
Fields, Joseph Flower Drum Song, D. Henry Koster 1961
Fowler, Mel Year of the Dragon 1961
Fox, Fred S. Jacobs, Seaman, Mr. T & Tina, "Marriage Japanese Style", script drafts 1976
Goldman, Lawrence Affairs of China Smith, "The Broken Rice Bowl of Chen Lo", TV
Goldman, Lawrence Affairs of China Smith, "The Tai-Ling Glaze', TV
Johnson, Nunnally Three Came Home, script, 20th Century Fox Feb. 1949
Milestone, D. Lewis The General Died at Dawn 1936
Jones, Dorothy B. The Portrayal of China and India on the American Screen 1896- 1955
Kearny, Gene "The Cradle of Hercules", Charlie Chan, NBC and Universal Studios 1971
Khan! "Gift of Anger" producer Laurence Heath, final draft January 18, 1975
Lasko, Edward J. Khan! "Ransom" February 4, 1975
Michaelian, Kathryn & Michael, Khan! "Death Mask", first draft
Michaelian, Kathryn & Michael, Khan! "Death Mask", second draft 1974
Koster, Henry film director
Meadow, Herb Kung Fu, "Nine Lives", final draft Dec. 13, 1972
Miller, Herman Kung Fu, "Blood Brother", final draft November 5, 1972
Miller, Herman Kung Fu, "Dark Angel", final draft August 17, 1972
Miller, Herman Kung Fu, "King of the Mountain", final draft August 11, 1972
Miller, Herman Kung Fu, "The Way of the Tiger the Sign of the Dragon", final draft November 5, 1971
Welles, Halsted Kung Fu, "Sun and Cloud Shadow", final draft January 4, 1973
Zweiback, A. Martin Kung Fu, "The Tide", final draft December 28, 1972
Meadow, Herb Kung Fu, "Nine Lives", revised December 15, 1972
Meadow, Herb Kung Fu, "Nine Lives", revised December 19, 1972
Zweiback, A. Martin Kung Fu, "The Tide", revised December 29, 1972
Miller, Steven M. Saslaw, Gary Owen The Thirty Year Plan 1972
Silver, Alain An Oral History of James Wong Howe
Tregaskis, Richard Fair Wind to Java, Republic 1953
Wakatsui Houston, Jeanne, Houston, James D. Korty, John Farewell to Manzanar 1975-1976
Media Theatre
Webb, James R., the Hawai'ians, Mirisch Productions, Inc., Final Draft June 20, 1969
Wong, Jean 1973
Script, Title Unknown
Dacumos, Arika Matsuoka Act application with photo 1973
Gau-Uan, Ricardo 1973
Harada, Noriko Act application 1973
Joe, Suzanne Act application 1973
Lee, Geoffrey Act application 1973
Lum, Gregory Act application 1973
Nobusa, Arlene Act application 1973
Roberts, Chiori Eldui Tajiri Act application 1973
Tong, Scott Act application 1973
Yasutake, Patricia S. Act application 1973
Yoza, Cliffton Act application 1973
American Place Theatre, correspondence 1970
Asian American Theatre Workshop
(Chinatown Theatre workshop) 1972-1973
AATW newsletter October 1974
AATW clipping 1975
Publicity and correspondence 1977-1979
Tong, Ben, "Alive and Well in San Francisco!" Bridge Summer 1977
The Ballad Of Muklan
Basement Workshop 1976
Bright Pearl (The Dragon and the Phoenix)
Brotherhood of Artists- protest "Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen" 1970
Dilengs, Louise; Lovely, Wong, Shawn Hsu, Dope 1984
East West Players 1973-1977
East Wind, Summer Quarterly 1948
Media Writers/Scholars/Publicity
Houston, Darrell "Yukio/Hollywood"
Iko, Momoko Flowers and Household Gods, a play in two acts 1977
Jackrabbit flyer
Kami Kaze flyer 1976
Kami Kaze handbills
Music Lessons review March 16, 1980
Myers, Dory Rae The Seattle Repertory Playhouse Manuscripts Collection 1928-1950, 1961
Pacific Overtures 1975-1976
Rascoe, Judith Eat a Bowl of Tea, adapted from Louis Chu's novel, third draft December 1987
Riggs, Lynn The Cherokee Night 1936
Sakamoto, Ed Pilgramage 1982
Shange, Ntozake Mouth's: A Daughter's Geography: a performance piece April 3, 1981
Silko, Leslie M, The Brown Buffalo Company 1975
Sumida and Yanagisaki Song of Cheyenne 1993-2000
Wong, Victor; Loetterle, Fred The Kid Who Danced Like Fred Astair
Miscellaneous theatre, including, Red Earth and El Teatro de la Esperanza 1972-1976
Jackrabbit a play in one act by Jeffrey Paul Chan, adaptation Frank Abe April 4, 1977
Mondai Wa Akira 1977
Mei Berssenbrugge correspondence 1973-1978
Berssenbrugge, Mei-Mei One Two cups
Bond, Jean Carey, "Roots" essay
The Glorious Season Darryl Brock
Chan, Jeffrey
Asian American Literature: Criticism and Analysis
Chinese American Culture and Literature: 1943-1969 The Best of East and West?, Cordella Chang 1969
Chang, Henri 1972-1975
Chow, Shelton 1970
Choy, Curtis 1970
Davenport, Cathy Song article 1982
Escueta, Mel, Honey Bucket, signed including correspondence April 21, 1975
Escueta, Mel, Honey Bucket 1975
Far, Sui Sin (Edith Maud Eaton) 1976
Filipino American writers 1967-1971
Fuller Samuel Michael September 3, 1970
Gaines, Ernest April 29, 1976
Gok, Forest Shootout at The C.D. Café June 1976
Gong, Ted Changing From Chinese to American 1979
Blake Green: Chinese Woman, San Francisco Chronicle 1970
Guillermo, Emile Rolling Bones 1977
Paul Garth, Gunther 1965-1966
Hamanaka, Conrad
Hamanaka, Lionelle title unknown, script
Hare, David, Fanshen, Based on the book by William Hinton, Version A April 19, 1979
Higa, Lori 1975-1981
Hohri, William Minoru Red, White and Blue, A Comedy, second draft, version two May 12, 1995
Hohri, William Minoru The Whore of Civics September 11, 1989
Hohri, William Minoru 1981-2000
Hongo, Garrett Kaoru Nisei Bar and Grill 1970
Houston, Jeanne Wakatsuki 1973
Howe, Sonora Babb 1966-1969
Hus, Kaui-Yu Correspondence and essays on Chin 1971
Hwang, Connie (Constance) 1971-1975
Iko, Momoko, Correspondence and writings 1973-1975
Inada, Lawson Fusao, Of Place and Displacement: The Range of Japanese-American Literature 1980
Inada, Lawson, Reviews of Before the War and personal interview 1970-1971
Inada, Lawson, Of Place and Displacement: The Range of Japanese-American Literature
Ishii, Bob, The Asian/Asian-American In The White American Ethnic Theatre June 13, 1973
Japanese-American Writers
Jung, Henry 1971-1976
Kagana, Bunchi 1932
Kan, (Lilah) Fon Yun, City Lights, No.5, Spring 1955 1975
Kaneko, Lonny
Kaneko, Lonny 1976-1978
Kaneko, Lonny, Writing and correspondence 1977-1978
Kaneko, Lonny and Mitsui, Ames Masao, "Writing Asian American in English," Seattle Times October 9, 1976
Kaneko, Lonny and Sanbo, Amy, Lady is Dying Revised December 30, 1977
Kaneko, Lonny and Sanbo, Amy, Lady is Dying September 16, 1977
Kaneko, Lonny and Sanbo, Amy, Lady is Dying August 28, 1978
Kaneko, Lonny and Sanbo, Amy, Lady is Dying 1981
Kashiwagi, Hiroshi, Laugher and False Teeth 1975
Kashiwagi, Hiroshi, The Plums can Wait 1975
Katagiri, Yuzuru, Japanese Poet
Kingston, Maxine Hong, Women Warrior 1976
Kingston, Maxine Hong 1976-1978
Kuo, Alexander 1973
Lau, Alan C. 1971
C.Y. Lee, Articles and photographs
Leong, Charles L., Editor of Chinese News 1953
Leong, Charles L., The Eagle and the Dragon 1953-1964
Leong, Charles L., Writing and correspondence 1953-1964
Leong, Russell 1974
Lim, Genevieve June 18, 1975
Lowe, Pardee 1936-1971
Mar, Lareen, The Magicians
Mar, Lareen, Zephyr
McDonough, Kaye, Zelda: Frontier Life in America 1978
Mitsuim James Masao, Seattle Times Article October 9, 1976
Miyamoto, Kazuo, "Hawai'i, End of the Rainbow", Tuttle 1975
Mori, Toshio, Article and photograph
Murayama, Milton November, 1975
Nee, Brett; Victor, "Longtime California reviews" 1973-1977
Oka, Francis Naohiko, poetry 1970
Ozaki, Milton (Robert O. Saber pseudonym), bibliography
Parkinson, Thomas 1969-1970
Reed, Ishamel, The Free Lance Pallbearers 1977
Reed, Ishamel, 2 part interview, includes Frank Chin 1972-1973
Sone, Monica 1953-1979
Sun, Shirley, Writing 1973-1974
Syquia, Seafin, Poems 1970-1971
Tamura, Japanese poet
Tanaka, Ronald, Sansei No Uta, The Perfect of the Viet Nam War on Sansei, Notes on "Art" and the "Asian-Canadian" Community, On Asian Canadian/American Photography, An Approach to Asian American Literature, On Leadership in the Asian Canadian Community 1972-1974
Tanikawa, Shuntaro, Japanese poet
Tateishi, John 1978
Tong, Ben, Writings including the Ghetto of the Mind, Notes on The Historical Psychology of Chinese America 1971-1977
Uno, Edison 1974
Luke, Wing, Seattle, Washington 1963-1975
Wand, David Hsing Fu, and Wang, David 1972-1973
Wollenberg, Charles, "Schools behind barbed wire", California Historical Quarterly 1976
Wong, Florence, Writer/housewife 1969-1970
Wong, Ken, "Chinatown Series," San Francisco Examiner 1972-1976
Wong, Nellie, Saturday
Wong, Shawn, writing and correspondence 1970-1975
Wong, Shawn Hsu, Night Driver
Wong, William 1970-1978
Yamasaki, Bill, A Play 1977
Yamauchi, Wakako
Yamauchi, Wakako
Yamauchi, Wakako 1975-1980
Yamauchi, Wakako, And the Soul Shall Dance
Yamauchi, Wakako, That Was All
Yashima, Taro, Horizon Is Calling excerpt, Chapters 11-15
Yee, Albert 1972-1975
Yee, Min 1970
Yee, Min S., "Bushing Comes to Chinatown", Race Relations Reporter 1972
Yoshimura, James, "Lion Dancers" 1974
Young, Al, "Mississippi Mose's Last Sessions"
Poetry by various authors, including: Kaneko, Lonny; Williams, Lula, Kinghammer, Kay; McDonnell, Susan; Lau, Alan Chong; Mitsui, James Masao; Lundsten, Mark S.
Media Miscellany
Anti- Charlie Chan Movement, 1968, 1971-1974, 1976-1977, 1980-1981
"Asian American Showbiz vs. White Racism", Standard Oil School Broadcast: NO. 25, Spanning The Continent
"Asian American Showbiz vs. White Racism", News clippings 1971-1978
"Asians in Hollywood" 1970-1976
Chan, Charlie, Xerox material and news clippings 1971-1980
"Chinese in Hollywood" 1970-1980
Chinese Media Committee, Kathryn Fong vs., Charlie Chan 1972-1975
JA in F&L: Chinese Restaurant in the Press 1972
15th Northwest regional Conference, American Institute of Architects, Addresses (Speeches) October 1966
Far Mulan, Yue Fei, Kwan Kung and Related Stories
Film and Society 1967
Hollywood 1970-1972
Literary White Lies by Asians 1972-1974
Moore, Archie
National Conference of Black and Non-White YMCA Secretaries, reprinted articles 1967
Northshield, Robert, produced and reported by, "Guilty By Reason of Race", NBC Sept. 18, 1972
JA and F&L: Run Shaw Productions 1973
Shoong, Milton 1975
Tempest Storm (Annie Blanche Banks) 1973-1975
Omura, James (Jimmie)
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Bibliographic Notes, 1940-1944 1940-1944
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Current Life: The Magazine for American Born Japanese, editor/publisher October 1940-1942
Omura, James, Current Life… Nov. 1940-1941
Omura, James, Current Life…War Edition Jan. 1942
Current Life, Articles About C.L. 1941-1942
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"Nisei American, Know the Facts", Rocky Shimpo, editor, (July-August 1947)
"Nisei American, Know the Facts", Rocky Shimpo, editor, (September- October 1947)
"Nisei America, Know the Facts", Rocky Shimpo, editor, (November- December 1947)
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Manuscripts and correspondence with Inada Lawson 1981-1987
News clippings and Correspondence 1985 (1927- 1945)
News clippings, photos and correspondence with Kazushi Matsumoto 1989-1994 (1946)
Shimo, Cedrick, Writing and Correspondence, 1986-1988 (1942-1946)
Shimo, Cedrick, Writing and Correspondence 1983-1986
Shimo, Cedrick, Miscellaneous 1983-1986
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Correspondence 1978
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Correspondence, articles, and photographs, (1972-1973) 1990-1995
Correspondence and Photographs 1993-1997
Correspondence, and Photo (with Frank Chin) and News Clips 1996-1999
Friends of Michi/Day of Remembrance 1997-1998
Day of Remembrance, Michi Weglyn Tribute 1998
Tribute to Michi Weglyn, Correspondence and invoice 1998
Interview Transcript 1998
JACL/ Resisters Research 1988-1990
News Clips 1996-1997
Born In USA Research
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Dramatis Personae, Heart Mountain Fair Play Committee and Draft Resistance
Dumpling Donuts
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Omura, (1926-1930)
Sasaki, Pomeroy, (1919-1924)
Tono, Jack Kiyosi "Jackson"
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JACL, (Feb. 1942)
Nobu, Kawai, Interview Transcript Excerpt, "Pearl Harbor Time", (1941-1942)
Tono, Interview Transcript Excerpt, "Pearl Harbor Time", (1941-1942)
DeWitt, Segregation Plan, (1942)
Heart Mountain Fair Play, Groups List
Tamesa, Interview Excerpt, Childhood
EMI Brothers, (1916-1941)
Omura, (1932-1936)
Omura, (1940-1941)
EMI "Pearl Harbor Time", (1941-1942)
JACL "Pearl Harbor Time", (1941-1942)
Tamesa, FBI, Interview Excerpt, 1942
Benedetsen, Gullion and Clark, (Feb. 4, 1942)
"Colonists in Wyoming", (Nov. 6, 1942), Fellowship of the Reconciliation, Berkeley, CA
Kubota II, "Pearl Harbor Time", (1941-1942)
Resistance, (1941-1942)
Government's Reports, (March 5, 1942)
DeWitt, Public Proclamation No. 2, (March 16, 1942)
Heart Mountain, Internal Security, (1942)
JACL vs. Nisei Justice, (1942, 1944, 1974)
Portland: Nikkei, (1942)
Kitasako, Interview excerpt Pearl Harbor time
Kawai, Interview excerpt, Relocation
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Shosuke Sakai, "Samurai Bookworm of Seattle," Evacuation, (1942)
FBI, JACL, (January 20, 1942)
FBI, Hood, R.B., JACL, (January 20, 1942)
Heart Mountain Sentinel, (1942)
Tamesa, Pinedale, Tule Lake, (1942)
Kubota, Santa Anita Assembly Center to Heart Mountain
Tamesa, Trains to Heart Mountain
Barracks, Heart Mountain
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Movies, articles and correspondence, (1942)
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Heart Mountain, Project Director Report, (1942-1943)
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Heart Mountain, Community Analysis Section, (1943)
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Heart Mountain, Internal Security, (1943)
Newsreel, (1943)
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Pulse, Amache
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CBS News, Poston Broadcast, (May 26, 1942)
FBI, Gurnea Report, Heart Mountain, (1943)
Dies Committee, Testimonies, (July 2-9, 1943)
Japanese, A Guide to Spoken Language, War Department, Washington D.C., (June 18,1943)
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Oni, On JACL and Test Cases, (August 1943)
War Relocation Authority, Application for Leave Clearance 2000
War Relocation Authority, Leave Clearance, (1944)
Minidoka Relocation Center, Diagrams 1943
Newsreel January 1944
War Relocation Authority, Community Analysis Section January 15, 1944
War Relocation Authority, Weekly Press Review January 26, 1944
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Resistance February 1944
Heart Mountain, FYI Orientation Booklet
Japanese America and Media 1944
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Kubota, Interview Transcript, Heart Mountain, F.P.C
Newsreel 1944
Tono, Interview Transcript, Heart Mountain F.P.C, Arrest
Emi/Kawai, Letters to the Sentinel
Nobu, Kawai, Interview Transcript, F.P.C
Heart Mountain, Community Analyst March-April 1944
Voice of Nisei, Poston 1944
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Yasui, FBI, JACL
JACL to FBI, Re: Heart Mountain Resisters
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Heart Mountain, F.P.C. May 1944
Reinstitution of Selective Service June 1944
Nozawa, George to Frank Emi, Correspondence June 1944
Myer, Dillon
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Omura, Interview Transcript, F.P.C. July 1944
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World War II Camps
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Hosokawa, Bill, Seattle, Camp Harmony 1979-1993
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Tule Lake Renunciants, (1943 1976)
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War Relocation Authority, Tule Lake November 4 incident, (1944)
Rosalie Hankey Wax Sociologist, Tule Lake, (1946-1981)
Camp Doctors, (1981)
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Murder and Violence in Camp (1944)
Notes on Articles about Japanese Camps, (1942- 1944)
Kubota Pendergast Leavenworth, Heart Mountain
Poetry: Shusei Matsui (June 1945)
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George Townsend- Tule Lake/ Minidoka 1978
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Idaho: Day of Remembrance, (1979)
Day of Remembrance- News Clips, (1978) `
Day of Remembrance: Portland, (1942-1979) February 17, 1979
Portland: Day of Remembrance Flyers 1979
A Day of Remembrance Publicity Packet, (1942- 1978) November 25, 1978
Day of Remembrance: San Francisco, February 19, 1979, (1942-1979) 1978
Day of Remembrance: Seattle, November 25, 1978, (1978- 1979) 1978-1979
Day of Remembrance, Seattle, WA, Minidoka Concentration Camps, Press release 1979
A Day of Remembrance 1978
Japanese Americans I-WCH- Preliminary Proposal, 1978, (1974- 1978) 1978
Japanese American I: Staff Resume, (1976-1979)
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Japanese Americans II: A Day of Remembrance (1979)
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Nisei Military Resistance, 1800 Reunion Dinner Speech
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Intelligence, 11th Naval District (1942-1943) 1981
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Office of Strategic Services, OSS, (1943) 1975
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U.S. House of Representatives, Select Committee to Investigate, National Defense Migration, Seattle and Portland, Hearings, Testimonies and Statistics
National Defense Migration, San Francisco Hearings, Testimonies and Statistics
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Kataoka, Masao 1944
Kataoka, Masao December 8, 1982
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War Relocation Authority, Alien Land Law and Evacuees, (August 1944)
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Okamura, Raymond, Writer/ Journalist 1981- 1983
Journal, No.1 Summer 1997
Railroads Workers, (1941-1943) 1997
Redress Articles, (1980)
Resisters, Los Angeles, 1 of 2 1992-1993
Resisters, Los Angeles, 2 of 2 1992-1993
Sakatani, Bacon
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Sasaki, Shosuke, Seattle, Interview excerpt and photographs and articles, including "How to Attack the Newspaper use of 'Jap'", (1962- 1978)
Suzuki, Peter T.
Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians, Testimony, and Remarks, Chicago 1981
Professor of Urban Studies, Department of Urban Studies, University of Nebraska at Omaha, (1978- 1984) 1980-1984
"A Documentary Study of Anthropologists and the Wartime Camps for Japanese Americans"
Notes on "A Documentary Study of Anthropologists and the Wartime Camps for Japanese Americans"
Correspondence, (1978-1981) 1980
Suzuki, Peter, Professor of Urban Studies, Department of Urban Studies, University of Nebraska at Omaha, (1981-1988) 1988
Transcript Style Guide- Japanese American National Museum 1998
War Brides, (1977)
Wirin, Al
Wilkins, Jack, WWII Evictions- Another Look, "Seattle Post Intelligencer," (October 10, 1976)
Yamakido, Joe 1982-1987
Yamakido, Joe 1982-1987
Yamakido, Joe 1941-1946
Yamakido, Joe 1941-1946
Yashima, Taro, (1980-1982)
Yasui, Minoru, Transcript of Testimony and Proceedings, News Clips, (1975-1990)
Yasui, Minoru, Transcript of Testimony and Proceedings, News Clips
Newspaper Article, "Vote for George (Kiriyama)," Rafu Shimpo, (March 30, 1999)
MacLeish, Archibald, (April 21, 1982)
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Miscellaneous Articles, (ca. 1939)
Correspondence and News Clips, (1988-1989) 1989
Correspondence and News Clips 1988
Articles and Correspondence, On Internment, 1989, 1 of 5
Articles and Correspondence, On Internment, (1938-1988), 2 of 5 1988
Articles and Correspondence, On Internment, (1943-1990), 3 of 5
Articles and Correspondence, On Internment, (1986-1988) 1998
Miscellaneous, (1943-1988) 1988
"Asian America: Sexual Identity", "Yow, Ho, "The Chinese Question", Overland Monthly,(October 1901)
"Asian America: Sexual Identity"; "Chinese American Sex and Dance", (1969-1977)
"Asian American Stereotypes", (1972-1975)
"Asian Americans and Higher Education" October 13, 1972
Asian Pacific Student Alliance, "Channeling The Fire," 4th Annual High School Conference (1995)
"Asian Stereotypes By Asian Americans", (1968-1972)
The Association of Chinese Teachers (TACT) and Bulletin, (1973-1975)
Asian Stereotypes- White 1941-1978
Book Auction Pamphlets 1976
BBC Television Film Order Form, Peter M. Robeck and Company, Inc. 1929-1968
Buddha's Universal Church, San Francisco 1963-1970
JA in F & L: "Son of the Gods", by Rex Beach, A.L. Burt, New York 1929
Butte County
Chan, Charles "Chuck," (Social, Political), (1956)
Chicago, News clipping (March 2, 1977)
Chinatown: A Community of Family Stories, Hawaii Chinese History Center,(1979)
Fresno, Chinatown, (1974-1975)
Chinatown: Locke, California
Oakland, Chinatown, (1976)
Chinatown, San Francisco: Bussing, (1971)
Chinatown Gangs and Tongs, (1968-1978)
Chinatown, New York Education, (1974)
Chinatown, New York, Loose Materials, (1971-1976) 1971
Chinatown, New York, Loose Materials, (1970-1971)
Chinatown, Philadelphia, (July 29, 1973)
San Francisco: Chinese America, (1955-1977)
Chinn, George, First Chinese American Supervisor on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, (February 16, 1973)
Christianity, (1915)
Contracts 1979
Council on Interracial Books for Children, Inc 1976
Council on Interracial Books for Children, Inc., (1975-1976) 1976
Council on Interracial Books for Children, New York City, (1975-1978) 1976
Pio de Cano, Subject File, (1941) 1978
Directory of Asian-Americans in the Broadcast Media, (May 1973)
Dong, Eileen, (January 25, 1970)
Drugs, (1965-1969) 1969
Exclusion From American Cultures Defended as Superiority of Asian Culture(s)
First Tuesday, Secrets of Chinatown, Producer Tony Potter January 2, 1973
Fong, Joe, (1972-1977)
Fortune Cookies, (1977)
Gambling, (1974)
Friends of David Ishii: A Group Reading, September Readings and Talks at Elliott Bay, Announcement/Flyer, (1993)
"Go For Broke vs. Return to Manzanar"
Golden Dragon Massacres, (1977- 1978)
Grant Application, In Japanese
Hass, Abraham and Babette, Reckendorf, Bauaria, Germany, Family Tree
Harris, Michael, "Trouble Behind the Erotic Facades of San Francisco Chinatown", City, (Winter 1972)
"History of Chinese in Seattle" Exhibition Handbill, Wing Luke Memorial Museum Bicentennial Project, Seattle, Washington 1976
Honey Bucket Flyer, (Summer, 1972)
Hua, Chuang, Notes on "Crossing," (1968)
Idaho: Japanese America, (1979)
Indians 1968-1973
Irving, Jules, "White Racists in New York Theatre", Lincoln Center Repertory, Includes Article by Frank Chin, (1972-1975) 1975
Japanese-America, San Francisco, (1971-1975) 1975
Japanese in the U.S., Sacramento State College Library, Bibliography, (1969)
Koreans, Seattle, (1978)
H.M. Lai, (1976)
Latin American Documents
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Lee, Virginia, Notes on "House That Thai Ming Built," (1963)
Leong, Jeffery
Loong Kong Tien Yee Association Interrogations, (1971)
Luke, Keye, News Clippings, San Francisco Progress, (September 21, 1973)
Manson, Marsden, "The Yellow Peril In Action, A Possible Chapter in History," San Francisco, (January, 1907)
Marysville Chinese, (1961-1974)
Minority Writers Conference on Television Production, Report to New York State Council on the Arts and Correspondence for Public, Broadcasting
Montana Media, Asian American Program 1978
Golden Hill, Nevada 1974-1975
"Pang's Son Is Arson Suspect," Article 1995
People's Products Clearing House
"The Pioneer Square World Final" David Ishii and Emmett Watson Look-alike Contest September 1, 1993
Playing Cards, "54 Oriental Models"
Poem, (Mar, Laureen), (1976)
Portland Public Schools, ESL/Bilingual Program 1985-1986
Race and Language 1973-1977
Responsibility of the Press and Mass Communications, (1953-1967)
Responsibility of the Press and Mass Communications, (1958-1960)
Sakamoto, James Jimmy, WWII Minidoka, (1941-1955)
San Francisco, AAS: 125 1970
Seattle Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Japanese Association of Northern America/ The Northwest American Japanese Association, (1940)
Seattle: Nippon Kan February 1980
Seriguchi, Nobuko Aleita, Biographic Statement, (1963)
Sibonga, Delores, (1979)
Sui, Paul C.P., The Isolation of the Chinese Laundryman
Sixth Period, (1976)
Sturholm, Phil, "Dare To Be Unique" 1994
Success Story: "Outwhiting the Whites," Newsweek, (June 21, 1971)
Sung, Betty Lee, "Notes on Mountain of Gold", (1967-1971)
Toguri, Iva (D'Aquino), "Tokyo Rose," (1975-1976)
Ton, Dr. Mah
"A Unit in Critical Thinking", Roosevelt High School, Seattle, (1980)
Violence, (1967-1969)
With Your Patronage, "We Shall Not Want"
Wong, H.K., (1978)
Woo, George 1970
Wu, William, Chinese Cultural Center, (1970-1973)
Wolfe, Burton H., "Chinatown USA. The Unassimilated People, 50,000 In A Ghetto: Plus New Tongs," San Francisco
Wright, Richard, Black Boy Excerpts, Stereotypes of Chinese As Kissass"
Wyoming- Chinese American, (Chinese New Year), (1976)
Yew, Peter, New York City, (1975)
"Yellow Sexual Identity" 1973-1981
"Yellows in Newsmedia", San Chu Lin, (1969-1973)
"Yellows in Newsmedia" Tritia Toyota, (1973)
Unfinished Business 1975
Misc. Journey to Washington, Citizen 13660, In Praise of Ruth Asawa, Bay Area Community Chapter
The Return of the Fair Play Committee, Script, (1994)
Heart Mountain, Return of the Fair Play Committee 1992-1999
Kaoru (Emi) Sugita, Heart Mountain Interview
Kaoru (Emi) Sugita and Frank Emi, Interview 1982-1984
Taguma, Noburo 1997
Takatsui, Ken 1997
Takatsui, Ken Kentaro, 1 of 2
Takatsui, Ken Kentaro, 2 of 2 1997
Takatsui, Ken Kentaro, 3 of 3 1997
Takeshita, Yuzuru, Heart Mountain, (1977-1988) 1988
Tamesa, Uhachi, Heart Mountain 1982
The Iron Moonhunter, Charlie Chan on Maui 1975-1976
The Iron Moonhunter, Gee Pop, Charlie Chan on Maui 1975-1976
Chan Family, Charlie Chan on Maui
Charlie Chan on Maui, Manuscript Pages
Chan Family, Gee Pop, Charlie Chan on Maui, 1975-1976, 1-4
Gee Pop, (Charlie Chan on Maui)
Gee Pop, Charlie Chan Family Funeral, (Charlie Chan on Maui) 1975-1976
"Go For Broke" vs. "Farewell to Manzanar", Manuscript pages
Miscellaneous Manuscript pages, (Charlie Chan on Maui) 1976
East West journal Index 1970-1974
The Asia Mail 1978
The King of Hearts
The Hawaii Herald 1980-1981
Pacific Citizen, Special Holiday Issue 1981
The Weekly 1978
Pacific 1991
Northwest: Emmett Watson 1991
Seattle Times: Arts Alive, Asian American Stories 1994
Seattle Post Intelligencer 1994
The San Diego's Weekly Reader 1995
Japanese Americans II, A Day of Remembrance 1979
Pacific Citizen, from (from Box 28) 1980
self evidence 1989
San Diego's Weekly Reader 1994
San Diego's Weekly Reader 1995
Pacific Citizen: Special Holiday Issue, 1977
Chong: He Come From Hong Kong
I Want to go to Tokio: Renie Davies Quaint Song Triumph
Reference Calendar Reference Calendar 1969-1972, 1974
Railroad nail marked G.U.M.
Belongs with Incoming Correspondence, personal "C" 1968-1978
Voices of Japanese American Redress Conference, name tag
Farewell to Manzanar 1976
Ramparts magazine, cover, Photo-Ready Art, 3 1972
CARP, Roland Winters 1970
Kawai, Interview Excerpt, HT MTN, Sugar Beets, Tule Lake
Resistance November 1944
HT MTN, Sentinel August 12, 1944
Kitasako, HT MTN Sentinel, Interview Transcript Excerpt
Alien Enemy Hearing Board 1944
Resistance October 1944
Resistance December 1944
Kozie Sakai, Corr Cal 1944
Frank Emi, County Jail
Gloria Kubota 1944-1945
Minola Minoru Tamesa, Leavenworth Kansas 1944-1945
Gloria Kubota 1945-1983
Resistance January 1945
Tamesa 1945-1946
Jimmie Omura 1945
Resistance February 1945
Jim Hajme Akutsu- Indictment
Resistance March 1945
Resistance April 1945
Resistance May 1945
Resistance June 1945
Resistance July-August 1945
Resistance September 1945
Resistance October 1945
Resistance December 1945
Resistance 1946
Don Date (Nisei-No-No/ Hoshi-Dan)
Issei Influence: Heart Mountain Nov 14. 1944
Pat Morita- Mysteries
To Gilla
Post-War-Jisan Fish
Jisan-Histiru Fakashima
Interview With Keibo
Tulei Lake 1943
News Articles-Frank Chin
Yung Ya Resturant, Seattle, WA
Film Poster
Index Cards, Archive (Archbald) Moone
Miscellaneous Publicity N.D
Miscellaneous Office N.D.
Miscellaneous Correspondence N.D.
Plays Submitted to Shawn
Letters Concerning "Nisei Daughter" N.D.
Letter from Lori N.D.
Letters from Solin N. D.
Letters from Ben N.D.
Letters from Larry N.D.
Letters from Mei M.D.
Letters from Henry N.D.
Letter from Paul N.D
Letters from Marilyn N.D.
Letters from Leslie N.D.
Letters from Dorothy N.D.
Letters from Martha N.D.
Letters from Pat N.D.
Letters from Marty N.D.
Letters from Dennis N.D.
Children's Books
Crow Boy by Taro Yashima 1971
The Five Chinese Brothers by Claire Huchet Bishop and Kurt Wiese undated
Mei Lei by Thomas Handforth
The Story About Ping by Marjorie Flack and Kurt Wiese 1970
Umbrella by Taro Yashima 1970
The Village Tree by Taro Yashima 1972
Series V: Videos
Michi Weglyn Tribute February 21, 1998
Conscience and the Constitution, sample November 1996
Conscience and the Constitution, Rough Cut July 19, 1998
Conscience and the Constitution, sample and rough cut June 1998
Nisei Draft Resistance Forum February 23, 1993
Wyoming 1-2-3-4 (Yojh & Paul) / SF (Randy & Cliff) 1-2-3-4-5-6
WRA Film & Camp Home Movies 1994
National Archives Footage
Gila River Reunion/AZ Channels News / A Personal Matter, Gordon Hirabayshi 1992
And Still Champion 1967
Interviews with Yosh Kuromiya and Irene Kuromiya
Lawson Inada with Yosh Kuromita and Irene Kuromiya September 2010
Lawson Inada with Yosh Kuromita and Irene Kuromiya (Lunch)Shot by Chris chow and Sam Chin September 2010


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With a rowdy fist-pump, blunt and brash New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie lit a fire Tuesday night under the Republican National Convention, labeling Democratic President Barack Obama part of the complacent status quo.
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — With a rowdy fist-pump, blunt and brash New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie lit a fire Tuesday night under the Republican National Convention, labeling Democratic President Barack Obama part of the complacent status quo.
"It's been easy for our leaders to say not us, and not now, in taking on the tough issues. And we've stood silently by and let them get away with it," the first-term Republican governor said with a rock star's rasp during the keynote address. "But tonight, I say enough."
His mission was to make the case against Obama and fire up a convention delayed in its start by a tropical storm.
Like a coach before a football game, Christie implored the thousands inside the Tampa Bay Times Forum to rally behind GOP nominee Mitt Romney and his running mate, Paul Ryan.
"Everybody stand up. There's no time left to waste," the outspoken former prosecutor shouted.
Judging by the thundering cheers inside the arena, Christie hit his mark. That outspoken style made him a Republican Party star and helped earn him the plum, prime-time speaking gig.
He rocketed up the GOP ranks in 2009, winning the Democratic-heavy Eastern state the year after Obama was elected and establishing a reputation as confrontational to big labor and public employees. Early in the GOP nominating campaign, Republicans uninspired by Romney aggressively urged Christie to seek the nomination.
New York delegate David Shimkin said he admired Christie's frankness. "He doesn't seem to have a filter. A lot of candidates don't do that," Shimkin said.
As keynote speaker, Christie was tasked with making the prime-time pitch for Romney, who remains something of a mystery to voters even though polls show him locked in a close contest with Obama.
Christie considered running for the nomination himself but months ago decided to endorse Romney, who made a personal entreaty for Christie's support as the GOP primaries were getting under way.
Christie on Tuesday waved off a published report that he had turned down an offer to be Romney's running mate because he didn't think Romney could win in November.
"Not only do I believe he can win, I think he will win," Christie told "CBS This Morning."
Temperamentally and stylistically the opposite of the buttoned-up Romney, Christie acknowledged in interviews that the former Massachusetts governor has work to do to close the sale with some voters, especially women.
"Mitt Romney's going to have to win this campaign. He's going to have to let the American people see who he is," Christie said on ABC's "Good Morning America," adding that Romney's choice Ryan as his running mate had brought more energy to the ticket.
After he toppled Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine in 2009, national Republicans embraced Christie for his tough talk on fiscal matters and for taking on public employee unions, especially teachers. Web videos of Christie berating teachers at town hall meetings quickly went viral, giving Christie a large national audience. Critics dubbed him "Gov. YouTube," suggesting he was more interested in getting publicity for himself than for improving New Jersey's finances.
Democrats warned that viewers shouldn't buy Christie's claim of a "Jersey comeback." They pointed to economic data showing the state still grappling with weak employment and high property taxes.
"Chris Christie is taking the stage in Tampa tonight to talk about his favorite topic: himself," state Assemblyman John Wisniewski told reporters during a conference call before the speech. "Gov. Christie's record in New Jersey is certainly not a model for our nation, and the people in Tampa should know that."
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association and a likely 2016 presidential contender, went further, saying he expected Christie to deliver an "angry, Don Rickles keynote extolling the virtues of their candidate, Mitt Romney, who had one of the worst job creation rates in the nation."