Full title:With the Bracker family, famous Santa Clara County growers of pears and other fruits, relocation is only homecoming of their former Japanese families. At the moment the Brackers have the families of Frank Chikuma (Heart Mountain), Tokuhei Sawabe (Poston), and the Kajiro Takimoto, voluntary evacuees from Fielding, Utah. In addition, the Brackers are employing many day-workers of Japanese ancestry. As more housing is available, they plan to employ more Japanese. Shown in this group are, front row: Nobu Sawabe, Yaeko Sawabe, Junior Takimoto, Irene Takimoto, Allen Chikuma, Karen Chikuma, Teddy Chikuma, and Kajiro Takimoto. Second row: Mitsuko Sawabe, Ayako Sawabe, Mrs. Chiyoko Takimoto, Lily Takimoto, Alice Chikuma, and George Chikuma. Third row: Mrs. Shiki Sawabe, Tokuhei Sawabe, F. W. Bracker, Frank Chikuma, K. E. Bracker, and G. A. Bracker. Their address is Route 1, Box 1006, Santa Clara, California.<lb /> Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb /> Santa Clara, California. Part of: War Relocation Authority Photographs of Japanese-American Evacuation and Resettlement
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