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Full title:First Japanese-American family leaves Central Utah Relocation Center for California. Mrs. Saku Moriwaki, 33 (center), formerly of Berkeley, and her two year old daughter, Suga Ann, are bid goodbye at the gate by a Caucasian staff member and her sister, Mrs. Suga Baba. Mrs. Moriwaki has accepted a position in the home of Mrs. R. A. Isenberg (2175 Cowper Street), Palo Alto. Her husband, Pfc. Yoshiaki Moriwaki, former Berkeley insurance broker, is fighting the Nazis. Photographer: Mace, Charles E. Topaz, Utah.
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