Full title:Yasutaro Naide from Manzanar is back in Los Angeles on his old job at Maryknoll Home, 425 So. Boyle Ave. Sister Martina, superintendent of the Home, says: The Japanese are wonderful workers--no people are better. We are very happy to have our gardener back. Mr. Naide, an Issei, left Manzanar in May, 1945. His daughter, Miss Shigako Mary Naide [i.e. Mary Shigeko Naide], is a patient at Manzanar Hospital. He has two sons, Umaji [i.e. Umeiji Naide] and Toshio, working in Chicago. Maryknoll Home was formerly a home for Japanese children of all faiths. It is supported by the Community Chest and operated under Catholic auspices.<lb /> Photographer: Mace, Charles E.<lb /> Los Angeles, California. Correct spelling of names (Shigeko and Unmeiji) provided by a family member, January 2008. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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