Title:
Mrs. Take Fujita is shown here operating a stitching machine together with her fellow worker Miss Mary Svite at the ...
Date:
1944-09
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Mrs. Take Fujita is shown here operating a stitching machine together with her fellow worker Miss Mary Svite at
the Kull Company, a Cleveland printing and bookbinding firm. Mrs. Fujita, formerly a San Francisco housewife and a relocatee
from Topaz, has been working at this firm since her arrival in Cleveland in January, 1944. She is 55 years old and prior to
this job, she has never worked in industry. She likes her job, especially its post-war possibilities, and her employer says
she is a diligent worker who keeps her mind on her business. A daughter, Margarette, is a Medical Social Worker in Cleveland
and her other daughter, Martha, is presently attending Baldwin-Wallace College near Cleveland.<lb/> Photographer: Iwasaki,
Hikaru<lb/> Cleveland, Ohio.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. I-604
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Mrs. Take Fujita is shown here operating a stitching machine together with her fellow worker Miss Mary Svite at the ...