Full title:Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Shima and their children, Tami, 10, and Donald, 9, formerly of the Gila River Relocation Center now have their own completely furnished house on the Newtown, Pennsylvania estate of a retired banker, where Mr. Shima is employed as a caretaker and Mrs. Shima as a housekeeper. Prior to evacuation in March 1942, the Shima family lived in Stockton, California, where Mr. Shima was a farm foreman. At Gila River Mr. Shima was a clerk in the high school and Mrs. Shima was employed in the manufacture of camouflage nets. Mr. Shima resettled in October 1943 and was joined by Mrs. Shima and their children following the following January. Mr. Shima's mother, Mrs. Yaye Shima, formerly lived at Gila River and is now at Rohwer.<lb /> Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb /> Newtown, Pennsylvania. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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