Correspondence between the League of Women Voters and the Vancouver City Clerk_17 Feb 1943 - 17 Mar 1943: White waitresses in Chinatown
The League of Women Voters allege white women are working in Chinatown counter to legislation. The City Clerk replies with an interpretation of policies instituted in 1937/1938 which suggests the City may be moving away from their earlier position.
Correspondence 17 Feb 1943 - 17 Mar 1943
CVA Folder: Chinese restaurants and employment of white girls 1943; Location 115C3; File no 18; Series 480
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Unceded Territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations
Unofficial copy. Photographed by researcher.
Item in site: Crossing Fonds: Participatory Workshop
CVA Correspondence League of Women Voters to City Clerk_17 Feb 1943
CVA Correspondence City Clerk to League of Women Voters, Police Commissioner_2 Mar 1943
CVA Correspondence City Solictor to League of Womens Voterrs_17 Mar 1943_p1
CVA Correspondence City Solictor to League of Womens Voterrs_17 Mar 1943_p2