Title:
Mr. K. Ota and his eldest son, Kenji, examine lemons grown on their thirty-five acre place to which the family ...
Date:
1945-06-05
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Mr. K. Ota and his eldest son, Kenji, examine lemons grown on their thirty-five acre place to which the family
has recently returned from Gila River. They found the orchard weed grown and suffering from lack of water. Many of the trees
will have to be replaced but lemons are a continuous crop and being picked while the work of salvage goes on. Mr. Ota says
he has experienced no difficulty in finding a market for the crop.<lb/> Photographer: Mace, Charles E.<lb/> Carpenteria, California.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. H-718
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Mr. K. Ota and his eldest son, Kenji, examine lemons grown on their thirty-five acre place to which the family ...