Title:
Enjoying a game of Monopoly at their home in Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. George Susuma Tabata and their sons, George, ...
Date:
1944-04
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Enjoying a game of Monopoly at their home in Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. George Susuma Tabata and their sons, George,
12, and William, 7, spend Sunday afternoon in relaxation. The Tabata's were formerly of Torrance, California, and Jerome Relocation
Center. Mr. Tabata is a foreman in a basket manufacturing plant. George, the younger, is a high school student. His brother
attends grammar school in the city. Mr. Tabata has relocated many Niseis through his own efforts. His wife cooks for a dozen
Nisei working under her husband.<lb/> Cleveland, Ohio.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. G-521
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Enjoying a game of Monopoly at their home in Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. George Susuma Tabata and their sons, George, ...