Full title:The Endo and Mizukami families take it easy on the porch of their home on Lewis Barton's Clark Farm in Haddonfield, New Jersey. In the picture are Mr. Wakichi Endo and his children, Eileen, Burt, Alice, Irene, Freddie, and Patricia; also Dan and Dick Mizukami. Mr. Endo, Mr. Mizukami (not in picture) and the boys work on the farm. Sim Endo, an older brother now in the Army, first came to Clark's Farm with Burt and after Sim was drafted, Burt took over the responsibility of bringing the family from Colorado River to Haddonfield. Now Eileen looks after the family and sometimes works in the packing sheds, the other children have been in school. This summer they are working part time on the farm to earn some money. Freddie and Patricia have also been going to Bible school. The Mizukamis are from Granada. Mrs. Mizukami and three sons are still at the center, but Mr. Mizukami hopes to bring them out soon. Photographer: Van Tassel, Gretchen Haddonfield, New Jersey. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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