Canada's War EffortX WEEKLY REVIEW 01 DEVELOPMENTS ON THE i HOME FRONT:Jnmmry 8—15, 19421. Prime Minister announces Government program regarding persons of Japanese racial origin in British Columbia, viz:—(a) Fishing vessels oporated by persons of Japanese racial origin on Pacific coast immobilized; (b) Persons of Japanese racial origin prohibited, for duration of war, from fishing or serving on fishing vessels or on other vessels operated by Japan-1 ese off British Columbia coast: (c)• Sale of gasoline and explosives to persons of Japanese racial origin, to be1 directly controlled under conditions prescribed by R.C.M.P.; (d) Japanese nationals forbidden to possess or use j shortwave radio receiving sets, radio j transmitters and cameras: (e) Intens-; ive surveillance of Japanese nationals i to be continued; (f) Civilian corps of Canadian Japanese to be organized to be used on projects of value to nation-\ ai cause; (g) Certain areas to be defined as protected”. From protected I areas on British Columbia coast, all enemy aliens, except those holding , Jt.C.M.P. permits, will be required to move; (if) Separate organization to be created to provide opportunities 1 for employment of adult male enemy aliens outside protected areas on work of national importance; (i Special office to be established in British Columbia to acquire Japauese fishing vesels and fishing equipment immobilized on Pacific coast; (j) Government to give special consideration to persons of Japanese race who served In C.E.F. in World War.(Persons of Japanese origin in British Columbia total 23,428).2. Canadian airmen arrive in Rangoon, Burma, for action in Far Eastern war theatre.3. Freighter sunk by enemy action1 £ A tvillao f»*rnv Mmro C r\i\ ti o onnai