Title:
Seven Nisei waiters employed at the Elms Hotel, resort center about thirty miles north of Kansas City, are standing as ...Date:
1944-09-22Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--PhotographsNote:
Full title:Seven Nisei waiters employed at the Elms Hotel, resort center about thirty miles north of Kansas City, are standing
as follows from left to right: Henry Mayeda, from the Granada Center; Mrs. Henry (Dorothy) Mayeda; Tom Ogata, from Topaz;
Miss Yo Muranaga from Rohwer; Mas Takanishi from Poston; Frank Kamada from Granada; and Jimmy Sakata from Rohwer. The Mayedas
are formerly of San Jose, California; Tom Ogata is a chick sexer, employed near Birmingham, Alabama, during the chick sexing
season. Miss Muranaga hails from Montebello, California. Frank Kamada is formerly of Los Angeles. His wife and year-old daughter,
Patricia, are also with him. Missing from the picture are several other Nisei employed as waiters.<lb/> Photographer: Iwasaki,
Hikaru<lb/> Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. I-477
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