Title:
Mas Hata (left) and Yosh Watanabe (right), Nisei evacuees from the Jerome Relocation Center, are shown here at their work
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Date:
1944-01
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Mas Hata (left) and Yosh Watanabe (right), Nisei evacuees from the Jerome Relocation Center, are shown here at
their work at the E. F. Peoples Fan Shop, where they have been employed as electrical mechanics since May 7, 1943. Both boys
are staying at the Y.M.C.A. Mrs. Ruckstuhl, the owner of this electrical appliance repair shop, employed these two boys more
or less as an experiment. Before long, they won her full respect and confidence and both employer and employees are entirely
satisfied. Mas and Yosh think that the St. Louis people are very cordial and friendly and they have made many friends since
their arrival here.<lb/> St. Louis, Missouri.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. G-327
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Mas Hata (left) and Yosh Watanabe (right), Nisei evacuees from the Jerome Relocation Center, are shown here at their work
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