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C.Tin 1(1 i-t'n Arc Citizens.Osawa went to Hawaii when a young man and was educated at American schools. He married and his children are being educated as Americans and are American citizens,niaiming descent from the Ainu tribe. Osawa set forth that lie was, of the white race. Somewhat, si mi- i /'* !ar arguments were advanced by; Yamashita, who was denied a H-i 1 cense to incorporate u real folate; 1 i company in Washington, because he! j was not a citizen of the United; Mi ! Slates or eligible to naturalization, i pain j The government contended that; to :1 | one of the Japanese of the race, j Woo j horn in Japan, is not a white per-jcuii' j son within the meaning of the fed- lead j eral statutes and may not be na.-itfoct Mjralized. In the case the govern- app; ! inent held that he had failed to file! stud •his petition for natm al5/.ut:on with-! T Mn the legal limit of time rilid his'the .petition must fail for this reason.,ornt even tho held to be eligible to uni-; was : uralization. :«(ihi yea r-!Flor: I Flor’ I Or ! wife U'ny.Us
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Mon, Nov 13, 1922
Page 8
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Myke G.
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