A Bitter Reminder
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I think that Johanne E. M. Zell neglected an essential point in her letter. In World War II, the Japanese imprisoned foreigners like herself. We imprisoned American citizens. Many of them were native-born American citizens. Her analogy is totally false.
WALTER D. DOUGLAS
Colton
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