Title:
When all persons of Japanese ancestry were evacuated from the west coast, George Tayota left a fruit stand in Oakland, ...
Date:
1943-09-16
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:When all persons of Japanese ancestry were evacuated from the west coast, George Tayota left a fruit stand in Oakland,
California. He stayed in the Central Utah Relocation Center until a job was offered him in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Three
weeks behind the bar of a hotel restaurant, and George had mastered the art of the cocktail shaker and the short beer. A popular
barkeep, he plans to bring the rest of his family from Topaz to Bridgeport.<lb/> Photographer: Parker, Tom<lb/> Bridgeport,
Connecticut.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. -954
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When all persons of Japanese ancestry were evacuated from the west coast, George Tayota left a fruit stand in Oakland, ...