Title:
With a family of ten to house, relocation might daunt some people. But not Fred Inouye, San Jose rancher lately ...
Date:
1945-07-14
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:With a family of ten to house, relocation might daunt some people. But not Fred Inouye, San Jose rancher lately
of Heart Mountain. After two weeks' search failed to produce housing, Fred bought the premises at 260 Rosa Street, San Jose,
got the tenants out by negotiation and moved in. Shown here on the lawn of their new home are (front row) Ruth, Gerald, and
Melvin and (back row) Mrs. Isono Inouye, mother of Fred, Haruko Alice, Fred and his sister, Lilly. When the camera man arrived,
Betty Jean, Fred's daughter, his brother, Richard, and sisters, Pearl and Elsie, were away from home. The Inouye family arrived
home in July, 1945.<lb/> Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb/> San Jose, California.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. -83
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With a family of ten to house, relocation might daunt some people. But not Fred Inouye, San Jose rancher lately ...