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[Letter to Norio Mitsuoka from Turk Fujiye, October 23, 1940]
Date1940
Mediumpaper
ClassificationsArchives
Credit LineGift of Norio Mitsuoka
Object number97.308.64
Description1 envelope, 1 letter double sided; One 4-page letter letter written by Turk Fujiye to Norio Mitsuoka on October 23, 1940. Fujiye writes in black fountain pen ink and red edge, in upper right corner of 1st page he lists his location as South Bend, Wash. Paper is 7 x 9 and folded in half like a book, he has written on 4 sides. He writes about getting into the union, seeing mutual friends, work, registering for the draft. He mentions that according to the papers that there's not much chance of any Japanese being taken for the draft.
Envelope addressed to Mr. Norio Mitsuoka in Nahcotta, Wash from Turk; No address or name on envelope; Postmarked Oct 24, 1940 Naselle, Wash. 3 cent postage stamp on upper right corner.
Envelope addressed to Mr. Norio Mitsuoka in Nahcotta, Wash from Turk; No address or name on envelope; Postmarked Oct 24, 1940 Naselle, Wash. 3 cent postage stamp on upper right corner.
1942-1945