Title:
A big breakfast bright and early is the custom of the Katagiri and Kadoyama families who have relocated from Tule ...
Date:
1944-01-06
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:A big breakfast bright and early is the custom of the Katagiri and Kadoyama families who have relocated from Tule
Lake to Arlington Heights, Illinois, where they work on a large chicken farm 15 miles northwest of Chicago. The site of this
farm was once the home of the famous Arlington Heights golf course, but now the clubhouse has been converted into housing
units, and in the other buildings are 10,000 chickens. The chicken farm produces broilers exclusively. They are sold to the
large hotels and restaurants in the Chicago area. Shown from left to right are Mrs. Tei Katagiri at the toaster, David Katagiri,
Phyllis Kadoyama, Mrs. Shizuko Kadoyama, and Carolyne Kadoyama. They are from Kent, Washington.<lb/> Arlington Heights, Illinois.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. G-255
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A big breakfast bright and early is the custom of the Katagiri and Kadoyama families who have relocated from Tule ...