It is bad for our people to be bitter. They should come out and begin to live again. Soichi Yamamoto, an Issei, who formerly lived at Pasadena and spent some time at the Gila River Relocation Center, now works as a draftsman for a large engineering company in Cleveland. Mr. Yamamoto is an old Clevelander come home. He worked in Cleveland many years before going west, and considers Cleveland a city of opportunity where a fellow who wants to can get along.
Housing is tight but it can be had.
He has one son in the United States Army. The mother and two daughters live with their grandmother in an apartment. Mr. Iwata is employed by the War Department.