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Full title:Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Iwagaki, from the Heart Mountain Center, are mighty proud of their two soldier sons, both of whom are Sergeants and six footers. They are shown here with Sgt. Kenneth on furlough from Camp Snelling and about to go overseas. Their other son, Sgt. Duncan Iwagaki, embarked from the East coast for Europe recently. The Iwagaki family are pioneers of relocation in the San Jose Area. Within a week after the lifting of the ban, Mr. and Mrs. Iwagaki and their daughter, Mrs. Amy Higuchi, were on their way to their home in San Jose. The Iwagakis live at 514 Boynton Avenue in San Jose. They have a prune orchard which was not under lease this year, and they are operating it at this time. Mr. Iwagaki reports a heavy crop and anticipates satisfactory prices. Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru San Jose, California.
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