Full title:All prints in this exhibition at the Colorado State College Library at Fort Collins, Colorado, are the products of the Granada Relocation Center Silk Screen Print Shop. The crew is made up entirely of Japanese evacuee workers. First the workers were trained, and all prints in this exhibition are the product of this training, and not the finished print after training. The Navy posters are selections from a number of designs which the shop has produced in volume for the Naval Training Aids Section, Washington, D.C. Over 250,000 Navy posters, running from three to six colors, have been produced in the past 22 months of shop operation. This shop has not only rendered a service to the national war effort, but has trained numerous evacuees in this field. Approximately 85 evacuees have relocated from the shop and are now working in the silk screen printing industry. This exhibition was sponsored by the Division of Home Economics.<lb /> Photographer: Mace, Charles E.<lb /> Fort Collins, Colorado. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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