Summary

Japanese Relocation (first part)

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Title: Japanese Relocation (first part)
File Number: DN-B-038 Beta SP
Color: B W
Type: Newsreel
Year: 1940s
Subjects: WWII - Homefront - Relocation; Ethnic - Japanese-American - Businesses; Evacuation - Barracks; Transportation - Railroad; Transportation - Buses - Greyhound - 194?; Housing - Temporary; Farming - Lath-House - Nursery;
Description: 13:00:42:13 - 13:09:05:16 B W 1940s Japanese Relocation (first part) CA Rolling titles. Milton S. Eisenhower sitting at desk explaining rationale for relocation of Japanese-Americans. Pan over San Francisco. VS residential area, oil wells, shipyards, fishing boats. Office with military officers & japanese-american civilian workers. Poster re registration. Registering, medical exams, assisted by government. Moving vans & people loading & getting onto buses. WAving goodbye. Convoy of cars. Signs: Japanese & english. Businesses. People at Santa Anita racetrack. Eating in large mess halls. Church services, making camouflage nets. Building houses. Boarding trains & leaving. Waving. Buses leaving. Arriving at dusty desert. People off buses. walk past CAM. Getting shots. Classes & self-government. Kids in day-care. People working in lathe-houses growing rubber. Farming. Eisenhower, Milton S.
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