Letter from Ayako Sakai to Joseph R. Goodman, October 10, 1943

31-6-C

feuroopaz, Utah

October 10, 1942

Dr. Goodman

1627 Post Street

San Francisco, California.

Dear Joe:

I heard from one of the "lders of our "hurch that the

`erates left at our Church, Yhurch of Christ at 15e%/pound

Post Street are to be either sent here or turned over

to the Yovernment for safe-keeping. I am writing Dr.

Clyde Smith, who was taking care of these things left

there if he would contact you and have our two crates

left at our home instead; if he had not already sent

them to us here. The two crates, #1 - sewing machine

and #2 - cooking utensils and other miscellaneous ar-

ticles are boxed but not too strong to be sent here;

and I did not think that we could make good use of them

here.

I hope that this is not asking for too much and am

hoping that this does not inconvenience you in any

way. I believe that Dr. "mith can be contacted at

the Sturge Memorial Building or at the Presbyterian

Church office on McAllister Street. S

Thank you very much for all that you have done for us.

Very sincerely yours,

(Ley OAC iD cr Me cecih

p.s. -- Did you hear that more "apanese are coming

into Tanforan -- my brother Geerge is still

there. They expect those Japanese there to

help with the induction. That's all I know

at the present. Tho! I tell you there's a

lot of speculation going on here.