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Full title:Enjoying refreshments at the housewarming party at the new Manhattan Hostel for Japanese Americans on November 23, 1945, are Robert M. Benjamin, temporary chairman, Greater New York Citizens' Committee for Japanese Americans; Kenji Nogaki, formerly of Seattle and the Tule Lake Relocation Center, chairman, Resettlement Council of Japanese American Organizations in New York City; Mrs. Ann G. Arcaro, representative of the East Harlem Council; Henry Sugimoto, artist from Hanford, California., and the Rohwer and Jerome Relocation Centers; Mrs. Sugimoto, and their daughter, Madelein. The Hostel is located in an inter-racial neighborhood at 58 East 102nd Street, New York City. It has 44 sleeping rooms, a dining room seating 60 persons, a fully equipped kitchen, and recreational facilities. The Hostel is sponsored by the Unitarian Service Committee and the Community Church of New York. New York, New York.
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