1943 8 4 Letter from Kay to Iyo and Min

1943 8 4 Letter from Kay to Iyo and Min

Kay tries to help Min get a job in Pharmacy. Kay tells them that the Japanese are a novelty in Phillie, with has a much larger Negro and Jewish populations, and slums. People assumes the JA's to be Chinese, "which is sad because the Chinese are a sad lot." Kay enjoys being single, with lots of social engagements (dates at Robin Hood Dell: heard Judy Garland etc.), meeting new people. Nobu is leaving soon. Kay tell Iyo that she wrote to Tomi to ask when she would like to leave Camp. Kay's finances. Kay recommends Philadelphia for work for Min, and offers to share her apartment if they come.

Family Correspondence Notebook C (C.99-101)

Aug 4 1943