Full title:The Hideo Satow family from Rohwer. Fumi, wife of Hideo (Jibo) Satow, the first returnees to Hawthorne, near Los Angeles, are busy in their flower nursery. Jean White, a Caucasian friend, assists. Little Miss Barbara Satow, one of their two daughters too young for school, watches. The Satows left Rohwer in April, 1943, going to Maywood, Illinois. On March 15, 1945, they came back to operate their Hawthorne flower greenhouse nursery. It had been run for them by United Florists (wholesalers) on a percentage while they were away. We have no marketing troubles at all, Hideo Satow says. His father, Tomijiro Satow, an Issei, helps them with the work. It's good to be back, but we've got to get these weeds out from around the greenhouses, the Satows say.<lb /> Photographer: Mace, Charles E.<lb /> Hawthorne, California. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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