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Full title:In the drafting room of Dave Chapman, Chicago Industrial Designer, Kim Yamasaki re-designs a bench drill press for post war manufacture. Kim holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Southern California. He was residing in Los Angeles at the time of the evacuation of persons of Japanese ancestry. He and his family went to the Santa Anita Assembly Center, and later to the Granada Relocation Center. After five months at the center, Kim located his present permanent position in Chicago, and plans to assemble his family, who are still at Granada, as soon as he makes suitable arrangements. Photographer: Parker, Tom Chicago, Illinois.
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