Japanese in Hawaii No Threat, Says L. Wight
C L Wight, a Massachusetts A P O L I S graduate of 1878, with 40 years in Hawaii, argues the Japanese pose no menace. He cites long commercial ties and experience with Hawaii’s diverse peoples to reassure that Uncle Sam need not fear imminent Japanese supremacy on the islands.
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No Japanese Friends Leading Island Affairs Says Wight
Mr Wight told the Post that Japanese are best suited to lead island affairs aside from the Portuguese and that there is no danger from Japanese leadership The interviewer noted Japanese children are disciplined and there is less crime among Japanese The interview touched on okolehao ukulele and a Portuguese origin instrument but the remarks about race mix were the focus
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