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Full title:Evacuees coming out of the Central Methodist church in Detroit after attending services on Sunday, June 20, 1943. In the group are: Miss Susie Itomura, who came to Detroit to work as a domestic from the Gila River Relocation Center; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nishimura, formerly of the Tule Lake Relocation Center, and the two evacuee boys just coming through the doors are George Kusimi (left) and George Fujiwara (right), both from Central Utah Relocation Center. These boys are both employed in foundry work here. Fujiwara was originally from San Francisco, where he worked in a commercial fishery. Neither of them had any previous foundry experience. Photographer: Graw, M. Detroit, Michigan.
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