[language warning] "Most of the instructors are very prominent Japs. Hayashi worked for an export company in
Mexico City before coming here to work for his master's degree in economics in
addition to teaching. He's a very
conscientious man and yesterday made two trips up to my room to make sure that
I was all prepared for the test….
“Ozamoto had
some interesting jobs before being deported from the West Coast. He worked for the Hollywood NBC studios
catching Far Eastern news broadcasts, and was in charge of a Reader's Digest
broadcast beamed at Japan, when that magazine was planning to start a Japanese
edition -- among other things."
--Letter from my
father, Boulder, Colo., to his family, Bloomington, Kans., December 9,
1944.
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