Full title:The Eleanor Apartments which consists of thirty-two units, of which twenty-two are rented to Caucasian defense workers, are owned by Mr. and Mrs. Kato, formerly from Minidoka. Standing left to right in front of the apartment house are, Mr. D. Kasakabi and three-year-old son Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Kato; Mrs. Jeannette Otsuka; and Mrs. Kasakabi, recently relocated in Seattle from Minidoka. The Katos' son Haruo was recently awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in France with the 442nd Combat Battalion. One daughter is working for the U.S. Treasury Procurement Office in Seattle, and another is working for the American Friends Service Committee in Seattle.<lb /> Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb /> Seattle, Washington. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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