Title:
Jiro Habara (center) and Jack Sakamoto (right) work with Caucasian employees at a chrome plating plant in Cleveland. Both
Japanese-Americans ...
Date:
1943-06
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Jiro Habara (center) and Jack Sakamoto (right) work with Caucasian employees at a chrome plating plant in Cleveland.
Both Japanese-Americans formerly lived in relocation centers; Habara at Jerome in Arkansas, and Sakamoto at Heart Mountain,
Wyoming. Habara was a garage mechanic at Hanford, California, before evacuation, and at Jerome Relocation Center was a time
keeper. Sakamoto, formerly from Los Angeles, was a gymnasium instructor at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center. Neither of
the boys had done this type of work before. Wages are 75 cents an hour plus overtime.<lb/> Photographer: Brumbach<lb/> Cleveland,
Ohio.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. B-551
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Jiro Habara (center) and Jack Sakamoto (right) work with Caucasian employees at a chrome plating plant in Cleveland. Both
Japanese-Americans ...