Full title:There are eight in the Tomita family, all of whom are working except Mrs. Tomita. They relocated from the Minidoka Center, and before evacuation their home was in Seattle, Washington. The family arrived in Omaha in September, 1943. They purchased their home in Omaha, attend one of the Baptist churches, are taking part in the life of the community and getting along nicely. From left to right they are Bob, age 22; Mrs. Tomita; Richard, age 23; Takiko, age 25; Masao, age 19; Mr. Tomita, age 60, and Kiyoshi, age 32.<lb /> Omaha, Nebraska. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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