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[ Letter to Mollie Wilson from Tomoko Ikeda, June 10, 1942 ]
Maker
Ikeda, Tomoko
Date1942
Mediumpaper
DimensionsH: 70.5 in, W: 4.25 in
ClassificationsArchives
Credit LineGift of Mollie Wilson Murphy
Object number2000.378.1
Description1 short letter written by Tomoko Ikeda to Mollie Wilson and dated June 10, 1942. There is no envelope or statement of Tomoko's location but the letter was most likely from her time at the Santa Anita Assembly Center. Tomoko and her family were transferred to Heart Mountain from Santa Anita.
June 10, 1942
Dear Molly,
Thank you very much for your note. I am all right now, but so far, I've been ill for four days here. It's from the food, but the food is getting better.
Don't work too hard to end the semester! I really feel like a dope for not going to school. I miss it, believe it or not.
Glad to hear "Cotton Day" was a success.
Sa-yo-nara is written. Don't forget it, now. Please write again.
Very sincerely,
Tomoko Ikeda
June 10, 1942
Dear Molly,
Thank you very much for your note. I am all right now, but so far, I've been ill for four days here. It's from the food, but the food is getting better.
Don't work too hard to end the semester! I really feel like a dope for not going to school. I miss it, believe it or not.
Glad to hear "Cotton Day" was a success.
Sa-yo-nara is written. Don't forget it, now. Please write again.
Very sincerely,
Tomoko Ikeda