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Full title:Committee members of the Young Buddhist Association of New York are shown with WRA officials just before the Association's annual George Washington's Birthday Eve Ball at the Caravan Hall, 110 East 59 Street, New York City. Seated (left to right) are Eugene Okada, president of the Y.B.A., formerly of Sacramento, California and Tule Lake; Sada Aoyama, New York born Nisei; Yasuko Ishida, formerly of Irvington, California and Topaz; and Miyoko Morikawa, formerly of Brawley, California and Poston. Standing are E. Price Steiding, relocation officer in charge, New York City district office, WRA; Stanley Okada, executive secretary of the New York Buddhist Church; Henry Tanabe, formerly of Tacoma, Washington and Tule Lake; and Nathaniel A. Snyder, WRA community adjustment advisor, Middle Atlantic Area. Photographer: Fujihira, Toge New York, New York.
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