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Full title:Among the very first to leave the Central Utah Relocation Center and return to their West Coast homes after the lifting of the army exclusion order were Mrs. Sumiye Sugimoto and her sister Miss Kieko Arimoto. They have returned to their ranch home near Redwood City and are busy putting the place in order. Mr. Sugimoto is in the army. Mrs. Sugimoto is seen entering the kitchen of her modern home after gathering a basket of eggs. Community eating in center mess halls is distasteful to most women in the WRA camps and they look forward to once again preparing their meals in their own homes. Photographer: Mace, Charles E. Redwood City, California.
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