Full title:Miss Ikue Yamamoto and Miss Sachiyo Kodama are working on a bundling and typing machine in another part of the room in which Rose Maehara works. Near them is a third Nisei not shown in this picture. These girls and all the others in the plant are under the supervision of a man who had a son in the United States Army at Pearl Harbor. Regardless of his strong feelings against the Japanese in Asia, he was the first man in the Adler Company to open his department to Japanese Americans and has been very cordial to them ever since. Miss Yamamoto comes from Rohwer and is formerly of Norwalk, California. She has been employed at the Adler company since her arrival September, 1943. Miss Kodama has been attending the University of Cincinnati since her arrival from Minidoka and is working temporarily at the Adler Company. Her former home was in Seattle, Washington.<lb /> Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb /> Cincinnati, Ohio. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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