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The Evacuated People
AQuantitative Description

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WAR RELOCATION AUTHORITY

The Evacuated People
A Quantitative Description

United States Department of the Interior
J. A.

KRCG, Secretary

War Relocation Authority
D. s.

MYER,

Director

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

iv

INTRODUCTION

1

SECTION I

POPULATION ACCOUNTABILITY

2

SECTION I I

SIZE OF CENTER POPULATION

15

SECTION I I I

RELOCATION

23

SECTION IV

COMPOSITION OF THE POPULATION EXCEPT AGE

58

SECTION V

AGE COMPOSITION OF THE POPULATION

90

SECTION VI

NISEI IN THE ARMED FORCES

125

SECTION VII

VITAL STATISTICS

130

N a t a l i t y , M o r t a l i t y and S t i l l b i r t h S t a t i s t i c s
Marriages and Divorces
Reportable Diseases

130
135
135

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

SECTION V I I I REQUESTS FOR REPATRIATION OR EXPATRIATION
SUBMITTED TO WRA

156

SECTION IX

ARMY ENLISTMENT AND LEAVE CLEARANCE REG IS TR A TION . .

162

SECTION X

SECREG A TED POPULATION A T TULE LAKE

166

SECTION XI

RENUNCIATION OF UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP

177

SECTION XII

OTHER SELECTED STA TISTICS

180

Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
SECTION

I n d i v i d u a l Exclusion
Leupp Center
I n s t i t u t i o n a l i z e d Persons
Alaskans and Hawaiians .*
Family Composition
S a i l i n g s t o Japan From YARA C e n t e r s
FORT ONTARIO EMERGENCY REFUGEE SHELTER

180
180
181
183
183
18A
197

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2
3
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6
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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES

SECTION I

POPULATION ACCOUNTABILITY

Fig,

1.

THE EVACUATED PEOPLE

8

Table

1.

TOTAL WRA CUSTODY BY GENERAL SOURCE OF ORIGINAL
ADMISSION AND ASSIGNMENT, BY CENTER; P e r s o n s Under
J u r i s d i c t i o n of WRA from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

9

TOTAL WRA CUSTODY BY GENERAL TYPE OF FINAL DEPARTURE
AND LEAVE STATUS, BY CENTER; Persons Under J u r i s d i c t i o n of WRA from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

10

Table

Table

Table

2.

3.

A..

POPULATION ACCOUNTABILITY BY SPECIFIC TYPE OF
ORIGINAL ADMISSION (INCLUDING TRANSFER FROM CENTER)
AND ASSIGNMENT, BY CENTER; WRA C e n t e r s from
I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

. . 11

POPULATION ACCOUNTABILITY BY SPECIFIC TYPE OF FINAL
DEPARTURE AND LEAVE STATUS (INCLUDING TRANSFER TO
CENTER), BY CENTER; WRA Centers from I n c e p t i o n t o
Closing

13

SECTION I I
Table

Table

Table

Fig.
Table

$.

6.

7.

2.
8.

SIZE OF CENTER POPULATION

LOCATION OF CENTERS; DATE FIRST EVACUEE ARRIVED}
DATE AND SIZE OF PEAK RESIDENT POPULATION; NUMBER
OF DAYS CENTER IN OPERATION; AND DATE LAST RESIDENT DEPARTED, BY CENTER; WRA C e n t e r s from
I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

17

RESIDENT POPULATION INCLUDING EVACUEES ON SHORTTERM AND SEASONAL LEAVE BY CENTER 'AND MONTH: WRA
C e n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

18

RESIDENT POPULATION EXCLUDING EVACUEES ON SHORTTERM AND SEASONAL LEAVE BY CENTER AND MONTH: WRA
Centers from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

19

RESIDENT POPULATION BY CENTER, May 1, 1942 April 1, 1946

20

AVERAGE FIRST OF MONTH POPULATION BY CENTER AND
YEAR; WRA C e n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

21

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Table

Fig.

9.

3.

NET DECREASE IN RESIDENT POPULATION FY CENTER* TOA
C e n t e r s Semimonthly, J u l y 1, 194.5 - December 3 1 ,
1945

21

NET DECREASE IN POPULATION BY CENTER, Semimonthly
J u l y 1 - December 3 1 , 1945

22

SECTION I I I
Table 1 0 .

NET ABSENCES ON, DEPARTURES ON, ADMISSIONS FROM, AND
CONVERSIONS TO INDEFINITE LEAVE AND TERMINAL DEPARTURE; NET ABSENCES ON, DEPARTURES ON, AND ADMISSIONS
FROM SEASONAL LEAVE AND SHORT-TERM LEAVE, BY MONTH*
TO A Centers from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.

Table 1 1 .
Table 1 2 .

RELOCATION

C e n t r a l Utah . . . . •
Colorado R i v e r
C i l a River
Granada
Heart Mountain •
Jerome
Manzanar
Minidoka
Rohvrer
Tule Lake

30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40

RELOCATION RATE PER 1,000 POPULATION, BY CENTER AND
MONTH: TOA C e n t e r s , January 1943 - March 1946

41

STATE AND POST OFFICE ADDRESS OF FIRST DESTINATION BY
NATIVITY, PRIOR JANUARY 1, 1945 AND JANUARY 1 , 1945
AND LATER: Evacuees R e l o c a t i n g from TOA C e n t e r s ,
1942 - 1946

42

Table 1 3 .

NUMBER OF EVACUEES KNOWN TO HAVE RETURNED TO WEST
COAST STATES COMPARED WITH 1940 POPULATION OF JAPANESE
DESCENT BY COUNTY, AND POST OFFICE ADDRESS* C a l i f o r n i a ,
Washington and Oregon «
•
46

Table. 1 4 .

AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: Net D e p a r t u r e s on I n d e f i n i t e
Leave, Semiannually, December 3 1 , 1942 - December 3 1 ,
1944

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50

Table 1 5 .

MAJOR OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION AS OF 1942 BY SEX
AND NATIVITY: Evacuees 14 Years Old and Over t o WRA
In 1942, Evacuees 14 Years Old and Over on I n d e f i n i t e
Leave a s of May 3 1 , 1944 and a s of December 3 1 , 1944 . . 51

Table 1 6 .

CUlffULATTVE FINAL DEPARTURES BY SIZE OF-FAMILY EXCLUDING TRANSFERS TO OTHER WRA CENTERS: Manzanar
WRA Center, Semiannually, 1943 - 1946

52

CUMULATIVE FINAL DEPARTURES BY SIZE OF FAMILY EXCLUDING TRANSFERS TO OTHER WRA CENTERS: Minidoka
WRA Center, Semiannually, 1 9 4 3 - 1946

53

EVACUEES EVER IN WRA CENTERS WHO RELOCATED TO HAWAII
BY DATE AND LOCATION PRIOR TO SAILING: J u l y 1945 April 1946

55

AGE BY SEX AND CITIZENSHIP FOR POPULATION OF JAPANESE
ANCESTRY, R e s i d e n t s 1942, Relocated December 3 1 , 1944,
and R e s i d e n t s December 3 1 , 1944 •

56

NET INCREASE IN FINAL DEPARTURES, 1942 - 1946

57

Table 1 7 .

Table 1 8 .

Fig.

Fig.

4.

5.

SECTION IV
Table 1 9 .
Table 2 0 .
Table 2 1 .

Table 2 2 .

Table 2 3 .

Table 2 4 .

COMPOSITION OF POPULATION EXCEPT AGE

STATE, COUNTY, AND SIZE OF COMMUNITY PRIOR TO
EVACUATION', BY CENTER.: Evacuees t o WRA i n 1942

61

BIRTHPLACE BY SEX AND NINE AGE GROUPS:
WRA in 1942

67

Evacuees t o

YEAR OF FIRST ARRTVAL IN TERRITORIAL UNITED STATES
BY SEX AND NINE AGE GROUPS: Foreign-Born Evacuees
t o WRA in 1942

69

PRIMARY OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION AS OF 1942 BY SEX
AND NATIVITY: Evacuees 14 Years Old and Over t o WRA
i n 1942

70

SELECTED PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND TERTIARY OCCUPATIONAL
CLASSIFICATIONS AS OF 1942 BY SEX AND NATIVITY:
Evacuees 14 Years Old and Over t o WRA in 1942

76

RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE BY NATIVITY, UNDER 14 AND 14
YEARS OLD AND OVER: Evacuees t o WRA in 1942
(Number and P e r c e n t )

79

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Table 2 5 .

Table 2 6 .
Table 2 7 .

Table 2 8 .

HIGHEST SCHOOL GRADE COMPLETED BY COUNTRY WHERE
COMPLETED, SEX AND NATIVITY: Evacuees to WRA i n
1942 Who Had Completed Their Education

80

GRADE IN SCHOOL BY SEX AND NATIVITY: Evacuees t o
WRA i n 1942 Who Had Not Completed Their Education

81

HIGHEST SCHOOL GRADE COMPLETED BY COUNTRY 7GffiRE
COMPLETED AND BY EDUCATION IN JAPAN: AmericanBorn Evacuees t o WRA i n 1942 Who Had Completed
Their Education

82

LENGTH OF RESIDENCE Ut JAPAN BY SEX, NATIVITY,
AND NINE AGE GROUPS: Evacuees t o WRA in 1942

83

Table 2 9 .

LENGTH OF RESIDE*1 CE IN JAPAN BY NUMBER OF TIMES
BT JAPAN, SEX AND NATIVITY: Evacuees t o WRA in 1942 . . . 84

Table 3 0 .

LENGTH OF RESIDENCE BJ JAPAN BY -AGE AT TIME IN
JAPAN AND NATIVITY: Evacuees t o WRA i n 1942

Table 3 1 .

Table 3 2 .
Table 3 3 .
Table 3 4 .

RESIDENCE AND EDUCATION IN JAPAN BY MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS, BY SEX AND AGE: American-Born Evacuees t o
WRA i n 1942 (Number and P e r c e n t )

86

LENGTH OF RESIDENCE BJ JAPAN BY EDUCATION BJ JAPAN
AND NATIVITY: Evacuees t o WRA in 1942

87

EDUCATION IN JAPAN BY LAST YEAR ATTENDED SCHOOL BJ
JAPAN AND NATIVITY: Evacuees t o WRA in 1942

88

RESIDENCE IN JAPAN BY THREE AGE GROUPS BY BIRTHPLACE
OF PARENTS: American-Born Evacuees t o WRA in 1942 . . . . . 89
SECTION V

Fig.
Fig.
Fig.

6.

» 85

AGE COMPOSITION OF PORJLATION

AGE-SEX C01TOSITI0N: United S t a t e s Population
7-1-42 and WRA Center Population 12-31-42

92

AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: WRA C e n t e r s , Semia n n u a l l y 1-1-43 - 7-1-45 (Number)

93

8.—AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: WRA C e n t e r s , Semia n n u a l l y 1-1-43 - 7-1-45 (Number)

94

7.

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Table 35.

Table 36.
Table 37.

AGE-SEX COMPOSITION! Estimated Population of
Continental United S t a t e s , J u l y 1, 1942 (Number
and Percent)

95

SINGLE YEARS OF AGE BY SEX, NATIVITY AND MARITAL
STATUS! All WRA Centers, January 1, 1943

96

AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: All WRA Centers,
January 1, 1943 (Number and Percent)
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.

Table 38.

Central Utah
Colorado River
Gila River
Granada
Heart Mountain
Jerome
Manzanar
Minidoka
Rohwer
Tule Lake

100

•

100
100
• 101
101
101
102
102
102
103
103

AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: All WRA Centers,
April 1, 1943 (Number and Percent)

104

Table 39. AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: All WRA Centers,
July 1, 1943 (Number and Percent)

104

Table 40. AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: All WRA Centers,
October 1, 1943 (Number and Percent)

104

Table 41. AGE BY SFX A'TJ NATIVITY: All WRA Centers,
January 1, 1944 (Number and Percent)

105

a. Tule Lake
b. WRA Centers Excluding Tule Lake
Table 42. AGE BY SEX ATD NATIVITY: All WRA Centers,
April 1, 1944 (Number and Percent)
a.
b.

Tule Lake
WRA Centers Excluding Tule Lake

Table 43. AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: All WRA Centers,
'July 1, 1944 (Number and Percent)
a. Tule Lake
b. WRA Centers Excluding Tule Lake
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105
105
106
206
106

107
107
107

Table

44.—AGE BY SEX AMD NATIVITY: All VARA Centers,
October 1, 1944 (Number and Percent) . .
a.
b,

Table

Table

45.

46.

47.

Tule Lake
WRA Centers Excluding Tule Lake

108
108

AGE BY SEX AMD NATIVITY: All 7/RA Centers,
January 1, 1945 (Number and Percent)

109

a.
b.

109
109

Tule Lake
WRA Centers Excluding Tule Lake

AGE BY SEX AMD NATIVITY: All 7/RA Centers,
April 1, 1945 (Number and Percent)
a.
b. :

Table

108

,

Tule Lake . ,
7/RA. Centers Excluding Tule Lake

AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: All 7/RA Centers,
J u l y 1, 1945 (Number and Percent) ,
a,
b,

Tule Lake
WRA Centers Excluding Tule Lake
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)

Central Utah
Colorado River
Gila River
Granada
Heart Mountain
Manzanar
Minidoka
Rohwer

,

Table 48a. AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY: Evacuees from Central
Utah Segregated at Tule Lake, September 1943 May 1944
b. Evacuees from Colorado River Segregated at Tule
Lake, October 1943 - March 1944
c. Evacuees from Gila River Segregated at Tule Lake,
October 1943 - May 1944
d. Evacuees from Granada Segregated at Tule Lake,
September 1943 - May 1944
e. Evacuees from Heart Mountain Segregated at Tule
Lake, September 1943 - May 1944
f. Evacuees from Jerome Segregated at Tule Lake,
September 1943 - May 1944
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110
110
110
., Ill
Ill
Ill
112
112
112
113
113
* 113
114
114

115
116
117
118
119
120

g.

Evacuees from Manzanar Segregated at Tule Lake,
October 1943 - February 1944
..«
h, Evacuees from Minidoka Segregated at Tule Lake,
September 1943 - May 1944
i. Evacuees from Rohwer Segregated at Tule Lake,
September 1943 - May 1944
j. Evacuees at Tule Lake Prior to Segregation Who
Remained as Segregees, December 1943
SECTION VI
Table

Table

Table

121
122
123
124

NISEI IN THE ARMED FORCES

49. INDUCTIONS INTO ARMED FORCES, BY CFA?TER: Japanese
Americans Inducted from WRA Centers from Inception
to Closing

128

50. SELECTIVE SERVICE VIOLATIONS BY DISPOSITION AND BY
CENTER: Japanese Americans at WRA Centers Who
Refused to Report for Physical Examination or for
Induction, January 20, 1944 - November 30, 1945

• 128

51. REPORTED CASUALTIES BY LOCATION OF NEXT OF KINr
Japanese American Soldiers ?.Tio Resided in or Whose Next
of Kin Resided in a WRA Center, November 30, 1945
SECTION VII

129

VITAL STATISTICS

Part I Natality, Mortality and Stillbirth Statistics
Table

52. LIVE BIRTHS BY CENTER AND MONTH: WRA Centers from
Inception to Closing

Table 53a. LIVE BIRTHS BY SEX AND ORDER OF BIRTH, AGE AND NATIVITY
OF MOTHER: WRA Centers, May - December 1942
b. WRA Centers,
c . WRA C e n t e r s ,
d . WRA C e n t e r s ,
e . BRA C e n t e r s ,
f. WRA C e n t e r s ,
g . WRA C e n t e r s ,
Table

54.

January- June 1943
J u l y - December 1943
J a n u a r y - June 1944
J u l y - December 1944
J a n u a r y - June 1945
J u l y 1945 - March 1946

STILLBIRTHS BY CENTER AND SIX-MOMTO PERIOD:
WRA Centers from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing
x

138
139
139
140
140
141
141
142

,.

143

Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table

55.
56,
57.
58.
59.
60.

STILLBIRTHS BY SEX AND ORDER OF BIRTH, AGE AND NATIVITY
OF MOTHER: WRA C e n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o C l o s i n g

144

DEATHS BY CENTER AND MONTH:
t o Closing

145

WRA Centers from I n c e p t i o n

DEATHS BY AGE, SEX, NATIVITY AND SIX-MONTH PERIOD:
WRA Centers from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

146

DEATHS FROM SELECTED CAUSES BY SEX AND AGE: WRA
C e n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

147

DEATHS UNDER ONE YEAR OF AGE FROM SELECTED CAUSES BY
AGE: WRA Centers from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

149

NUMBER OF LIVE BIRTHS BY AGE OF MOTHER, BIRTH RATES
PER 1,000 FEMALE POPULATION BY AGE OF MOTHER: WRA
Centers and T o t a l United S t a t e s , 1943 and 1944

150

Table

61,

NUMBER OF LIVE BIRTHS AND DEATHS, CRUDE BIRTH AND DEATH
RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, BY MONTH,
CRUDE STILLBIRTH RATIOS PER 1,000'LIVE BIRTHS: WRA
C e n t e r s and T o t a l United S t a t e s , 1943 and 1944 . . . . . . . . . 150

Table

62.

NUMBER OF DEATHS BY SEX WD AGE, DEATH RATES PER 1,000
POPULATION BY SEX AND AGE: WRA C e n t e r s and T o t a l
United S t a t e s , 1943 and 1944
*

151

LIVE BIRTHS TO PERSONS OF JAPANESE DESCENT BY SEX OF
CHILD AND AGE AND NATIVITY OF MOTHER: C a l i f o r n i a ,
Washington, Oregon and Arizona, 1940

152

Table 63a,

Table

b.
c.

C a l i f o r n i a , Washington, Oregon and Arizona, 1941
• 152
C a l i f o r n i a , Washington, Oregon and A r i z o n a , ' 1 9 4 2 . . . . . . . 153

64.

DEATHS OF PERSONS OF JAPANESE DESCENT BY AGE AND SEX:
C a l i f o r n i a , Washington, Oregon and Arizona, 1940 . . . . . . . 153
Part 2

Table
Table

65.
66.

Marriages and Divorces

MARRIAGES BY CENTER AND MONTH: WRA C e n t e r s from
I n c e p t i o n t o Closing
,

154

FINAL DIVORCE DECREES BY CENTER AND SIX-MONTH PERIOD:
WRA Centers from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

155

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Part 3
Table 6 7 ,

SELECTED REPORTABLE DISEASES BY YEAR:
from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

SECTION V I I I
Table 6 8 ,

Table 69.•

Table 7 0 ,

Table 7 1 .

Table 7 2 .

Table 7 4 ,

WRA Centers
. , 155

REQUESTS FOR REPATRIATION SUBMITTED TO WRA

EVACUEES Y/HO SUBMITTED REQUESTS FOR REPATRIATION OR
SXPATRIATION TO WCCA OR WRA BY CENTER WHERE REQUESTED
AND DATE: 1942 - 1945

157

EVACUEES YJHO SUBMITTED REQUESTS FOR REPATRIATION OR
EXPATRIATION TO YICCA OR Y/RA, BY CENTER VYHERE REQUESTED
AND SEGREGATION STATUS, REQUEST DATED PRIOR TO JANUARY
1, 1944 AND JANUARY 1, 1944 OR LATER: 1942 - 1945

159

HIGHEST SCHOOL GRADE COIOELETED FOR THOSE WITH THEIR
EDUCATION COMPLETED IN 1942, BY COUNTRY WHERE COMPLETED, SSX AND NATIVITY: Evacuees Who Submitted
Requests for R e p a t r i a t i o n o r E x p a t r i a t i o n t o WCCA
or VJRA, 1942 - 1945
*

159

AGE BY SEX, NATIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS, REQUESTS
DATED PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 1944 AND JANUARY 1 , 1944 OR
LATER: Evacuees Who Submitted Requests f o r R e p a t r i a t i o n o r E x p a t r i a t i o n to WCCA or WRA, 1942 - 1945

160

LENGTH OF RESIDEICE IN JAPAN BY EDUCATION IN JAPAN,
SEX AND NATIVITY: Evacuees Who Submitted Requests for
R e p a t r i a t i o n or E x p a t r i a t i o n t o WCCA or WRA, 1942 1945

161

SECTION IX
Table 73,.

Reportable Diseases

ARMY EJLISTMEIT AND LEAVE CLEARANCE REGISTRATION

ORIGINAL REGISTRATION RESULTS ON DSS FORM 304A AND
FORM VRA-126 REV. BY SEX, CITIZENSHIP AND CENTER:
R e s i d e n t s of YfRA C e n t e r s 17 Years of Age and Over,
1943
•

* 164

FINAL REGISTRATION RESULTS ON DSS FORM 304A A^D FORM
7mA-126 REV. BY SEX, CITIZENSHIP AND CENTER: R e s i d e n t s
of WRA Centers 17 Years of Age and Over, 1943
• • 165

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Table 7 5 .

Table 7 6 .

Table 77.

TRANSFER OF S33REGEES TO TULE LAKE BY WBJ CENTER OF
ORIGIN AND DATE OF TRANSFERj September 1943 May 1944
TRANSFER OF NON-SEGREGEES FROM TULE LAKE BY WRA
CENTER OF DESTINATION AND DATE OF TRANSFERj
September - November 1943

* 168

TYPE OF SEGREGEE BY SEX AND NATIVITYj A l l Evacuees
Segregated at Tule Lake, September 1943 - May 1944 ..... 169
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.

Evacuees from Central Utah Segregated at
Tule Lake, September 1943 - May 1944
Evacuees from Colorado River Segregated at
Tule Lake, October 1943 - March 1944
Evacuees from Gila River Segregated at Tule
Lake, October 1943 - May 1944
Evacuees from Granada Segregated at Tule Lake
September 1943 - May 1944
Evacuees from Heart Mountain Segregated at Tule
Lake, September 1943 - May 1944
Evacuees from Jerome Segregated at Tule Lake
September 1943 - May 1944
4
Evacuees from Manzanar Segregated at Tule Lake
October 1943 - February 1944
Evacuees from Minidoka Segregated at Tule Lake
September 1943 - May 1943
Evacuee* from Rohwer Segregated at Tule Lake
September 1943 - May 1944
Evacuees at Tule Lake Prior to Segregation Tfho
Remained as Segregees, December 1943 *•

Table 78. HIGHEST SCHOOL GRADE COMPLETED FOR THOSE V7ITH THEIR
EDUCATION COMPLETED IN 194?, BY COUNTRY. THERE COMPLETED, SEX AND N'TIVITY: Evacuees Segregated at
Tule Lake
Table 79.

168

169
170
170
171
171
172
172
173
173
174

175

LENGTH OF RESIDENCE IN JAPAN BY EDUCATION IN JAPAN,
SEX AND NATIVITYJ Evacuees Segregated at Tule Lake .... 176

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Table 8 0 .

U. S. CITIZEN'S IN IRA GENTSES WHOSE APPLICATIONS FOE
RENUNCIATION OF UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP WERE
APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, BY DATE-APPROVED
AND CENTER: December 1944 - A p r i l 1946

178

Table 8 1 .

AGE BY SEX AND MARITAL STATUS: U. S. C i t i z e n s i n WRA
Centers Whose A p p l i c a t i o n s f o r Renunciation of United
S t a t e s C i t i z e n s h i p Were Approved by t h e A t t o r n e y General,
December 1944 - A p r i l 1946
178

Table 8 2 .

-LENGTH OF RESIDENCE IN JAPAN BY EDUCATION IN JAPAN:
U. 6. C i t i z e n s in WRA Centers Whose A p p l i c a t i o n s f o r
Renunciation of United S t a t e s C i t i z e n s h i p Were Approved by t h e A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l , December 1944 **
A p r i l 1946

179

DISPOSITION OF U. S. CITIZENS FROM WRA CENTERS WHOSE
APPLICATIONS FOR RENUNCIATION OF UNITED STATES
CITIZENSHIP WERE APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL -

179

Table 8 3 .

SECTION XII
Pari 1
Table 8 4 .

OTHER SELECTED STATISTICS
I n d i v i d u a l Exclusion

DATE OF EXCLUSION, DEFENSE COMMAND ISSUING EXCLUSION
ORDER, AND STATE FROM WHICH EXCLUDED: Persons Excluded from Designated Areas by War Department Who
Were Contacted by WRA., August 1942 - September
1943
Part 2

Table 8 5 .

185

Leupp Center

SOURCE OF ORIGINAL ENTRY AND DESTINATION OF FINAL
DEPARTURE: Leupp Center R e s i d e n t s , January 1 1 ,
1943 - December 4 , 1943

XIV

185

Part 3
Table 86.

Table 8 7 .

SOURCE OF ADMISSION BY DISPOSITION AND TYPE OF
INSTITUTION! I n s t i t u t i o n a l i z e d Persons Under
J u r i s d i c t i o n of WRA from I n c e p t i o n t o Closing

186

TYPE OF INSTITUTION BY NAME AND LOCATION!
I n s t i t u t i o n a l i z e d Persons Under J u r i s d i c t i o n
of WRA, March 20, 194-6

187

Part A
Table 88..
Table 8 9 .
Table 9 0 .
Table 9 1 .

Table 9 2 .

Table 9 4 .
Table 9 5 .
Table 9 6 .

Alaskans and Ha-waiians

AGE BY SEX, NATIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS;
Evacuees Who Entered WRA Centers

Alaskan
190

DISPOSITION OF EVACUEES FROM ALASKA WO ENTERED WRA
CENTERS

190

HAWAIIANS EVACUATED TO WRA CENTERS BY CENTER AND DATE
OF ARRIVAL! November 1945 -< March 1943

191

ACE BY SEX, NATIVITY AND MARITAL STATUS: Hsrwaiians
Evacuated t o WRA C e n t e r s , November 1942 - March
1943

191

DISPOSITION OF HAWAIIAN EVACUEES WHO ENTERED WRA
CENTERS
Part 5

Table 9 3 .

I n s t i t u t i o n a l i z e d Persons

,...

192

Family Composition

SIZE OF FAMILY FY NUMBER AND *GE OF CHILDREN IN
FAMILY: Manzansr WRA C e n t e r , 1942 - 1945

193

SIZE OF FAMILY BY NUMBER AND AQE OF CHILDREN IN
FAMILY: Minidoka WRA Center, 1942 - 1945

194

UNATTACHED INDIVIDUALS Bl SEX AND MARITAL STATUSi
Manzanar and Minidoka WRA C e n t e r s , 1942 - 1945

195

MEAN AVERAGE FAMILY SIZE AND TOTAL FAMILIES AND
INDIVIDUALS BY SIZE OF FAMILY: Manzanar and
Minidoka WRA C e n t e r s , 1942 - 1945

195

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Part 6
Table

Table

Table

97.

98.

99.

RESIDENTS OF WRA CENTERS WHO SAILED TO JAP AH BY
DATE OF SAILING AND WRA CENTER PRIOR TO SAILING:
June 1942 - February 1946
.

196

SELECTED AGE GROUPS BY SEX AND CITIZENSHIP:
R e s i d e n t s of WRA C e n t e r s Who S a i l e d t o Japan,
September 2 , 1943

196

A.CE BY SEX AND CITIZENSHIP STATUS: R e s i d e n t s of
Tule Lake Center Who S a i l e d t o Japan, November 2 5 ,
1945 - February 2 3 , 1946

196

SECTION X I I I
Table 100.

Table 1 0 1 .

Table 102.
Table, 103,

Table 104,

Evacuees Leaving YfRA C e n t e r s f o r Japan

FORT ONTARIO EMERGENCY REFUGEE SHELTER RESIDENTS

FINAL DEPARTURES BY NATIONALITY AND TYPE OF DEPARTURE:
F o r t O n t a r i o Emergency Refugee S h e l t e r R e s i d e n t s ,
August 5, 1944 - February 4 , 1946

198

FINAL DEPARTURES BY STATE AND COUNTRY OF DESTINATION
AND TYPE OF DEPARTURE: F o r t O n t a r i o Emergency
Refugee S h e l t e r R e s i d e n t s , August 5, 1944 February 4 , 1946

198

AGE-SEX COMPOSITION: F o r t O n t a r i o Emergency
Refugee S h e l t e r R e s i d e n t s , August 5, 1944

199

GRADE BN SCHOOL BY YEAR OF BIRTH: School Children a t
F o r t O n t a r i o Emergency Refugee S h e l t e r , September' 1 5 ,
1944

199

SIZE OF FAMILY: F o r t O n t a r i o Emergency Refugee
S h e l t e r R e s i d e n t s , September 14, 1944

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THE EVACUATED PEOPLE
A QUMnTATTVE DESCRIPTION

INTRODUCTION

The War Relocation Authority, established by the Executive Order
of the President, No, 9102, on March IS, 1942, was charged with the responsibility of relocating all persons of Japanese descent who had been
evacuated from the West Coast by military order. The Authority ceased
to exist on June 30, 1946,
In this report are presented selected statistics for the 120,313
persons of Japanese descent who came under the jurisdiction of the WRA,
Summarized are detailed characteristics of the total group, the changing composition of center population, resettlement, vital statistics,
and pertinent characteristics of special groups which developed within
the program. Also included are basic data for 1,005 residents at Fort
Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter,
The program of the WRA was an action program and not a research
program. At all stages statistical work was held fairly rigorously to
securing information necessary to direct administration of the program.
In this report these basic data which were collected and summarized for
operational purposes are presented in final revised form. To facilitate correct interpretation and use, information is given concerning
the source of data, methods of compilation, limitations, and their relation to the program as a whole.
Throughout this report the terms WRA centers and relocation centers are used interchangeably. Dashes (-) in tabular material refer to
zero unless otherwise specified.
Records from which these data were summarized are deposited in
the National Archives, Washington, D, C», or Library of the University
of California at Berkeley, For discussion and qualitative analyses of
special aspects of the program, refer to other reports of the Authority
published by the U, S, Government Printing Office (see Appendix),

Note:

This report was prepared by the Statistics Section of the
Relocation Planning Division,

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SECTION I

POPULATION ACCOUNTABILITY
Source of Custody
Some 120,313 persons of Japanese descent came under the custody
of the War Relocation Authority between May 8, 1942 (tne date Colorado
River Relocation Center opened) and March 20, 194-6 (the date Tule Lake
closed). For purposes of simplification and clarity of terminology in
this report, these persons shall be referred to as "evacuees". With
few exceptions the group was composed of persons of Japanese descent
who were evacuated from, or who were involved in, the Army evacuation
of the West Coast in 1942,
The evacuees coining under the jurisdiction of WRA either were
(1) admitted to or assigned to a WRA center or (2) were transferred to
the general custody of the Authority, and may be categorized as
follows:
1, From the Wartime Civil Control Administration by virtue of
an agreement between the War Department and the WRA dated
April 17, 1942, in the following ways;
a* Regular transfer movement (by transfer order), including
miscellaneous moves, from WCCA assembly centers, between
May 26, 1942 and November 3, 1942,
b. Direct transfer of Manzanar assembly center on June 1,
1942, (In tables 1 and 3 the source of Manzanar's population from WCCA is shown as assembly center.)
c. Direct evacuation from excluded areas to Colorado River,
Gila River, Manzanar, and Tule Lake between May 8 and
August 8, 1942,
d»

Institutionalized persons not formally evacuated and
persons institutionalized from WCCA assembly centers and
direct evacuation areas who either (1) entered WRA centers prior to October 31, 1942, or (2) were remaining in
institutions on this date and were transferred to the
general custody of WRA.

e. Seasonal workers released on work furloughs from WCCA
assembly centers and direct evacuation areas whose

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custody was transferred to WRA on October 31, 1942, and
wno were either admitted to or assigned to WRA centers.
2.

From Hawaii by virtue of an Army program of limited evacuation and exclusion of persons of Japanese descent who came
to WRA centers in four major moves between November 23, 1942
and March 14, 1943• Additional persons constituted -small
movements in 1943, 1944 and 1945.

3«

From Department of Justice Internment and Detention Camps by
virtue of an agreement negotiated between WRA and the Department of Justice whereby interned or detained persons
were paroled or released to WRA centers throughout the duration of the centers. With the exception of a few special
cases, mainly at rule Lake, these persons were not paroled
or released to WRA centers for the purpose of continued
detention; rather, they came to WRA to join family members
or friends wit'h the understanding that they could relocate
under the usual parole and sponsor agreement.

4. Voluntary evacuees who, of their own volition, applied for
and were granted permission to become residents of a WRA
center. This group included discharged soldiers who were in
the Army at the time of evacuation, immediate family members
of center residents^who were outside the evacuated area at
the time of evacuation, and children born to parents on
indefinite leave from a WRA center who were subsequently
reinducted into a center.
5. Persons admitted to an institution after October 31, 1942
(the date of transfer of institutionalized persons from
WCCA to WRA), from a source other than a WRA center, including births in institutions and discharged soldiers who were
in the Army at the time of evacuation.
6.

Births at WRA centers from inception to closing, including
children born to evacuee mothers away from centers on shortterm and seasonal leave.

The total number of persons transferred by WCCA to WRA as of
October 31, 1942 was 111,155 according to WCCA's Final Report, Japanese
Evacuation from the West Coast, 1942, and were classified by the following types of transfer:

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Assembly center and direct evacuation............ 108,503
Persons remaining in institutions in
evacuated area 10-31-42
1,022
Seasonal workers released on work furlough
by WCCA.....
1,630

WRA's f i n a l r e c o n c i l i a t i o n , based on name by name accounting of
a l l persons coming under i t s custody, discloses that 111,230 persons
were received from WCCA (see table 1 ) , transferred as follows:
Assembly center and d i r e c t e v a c u a t i o n . , . , . . . . . . . . 108,400
Persons in i n s t i t u t i o n s
Admitted to WRA centers prior
to 10-31-42....

Remaining in i n s t i t u t i o n s
10-31-42

177

1,074

Seasonal workers released on work furlough
by WCCA

1,251
1,579

.An examination of the data makes it apparent that the slight
discrepancy between WCCA*a number of transfers via assembly centers
and direct evacuation areas and the figure arrived at by WRA is primarily one of terminology—WCCA classified persons entering WRA centers
from institutions prior to October 31, 1942 as direct evacuees, whereas
in WRA's operational statistics they have been classified as institutionalized entries.
It will also be noted that WRA's accounting of persons remaining
in institutions on October 31, 1942 is higher than WCCA's by some 52
persons. The 1,074 persons carried in our records were obtained from
mental, penal, and medical institutions by virtue of WRA's custodial
and financial responsibility for all persona of Japanese descent remaining in institutions in the evacuated area on October 31, 1942,
Although WCCA reported the transfer to WRA on October 31, 1942
of 1,630 seasonal workers whom they had released on work furloughs from
assembly centers and direct evacuation areas, 1,579 came under the
immediate custody of WRA in one of the following ways (1) by entry to a
WRA center, or (2) by application to a WRA field office for leave
clearance or indefinite leave leading to assignment to a WRA center.
Inasmuch as WRA has no listing of the names of the 1,630, it has not
been possible to check WRA records for other sources of entry or otherwise verify the existence of the 51 persons in question.
Table 1 summarizes the general sources of original admission, and
assignment of the total number of individuals coming under the custody
of WRA. This table shows original center of entry or assignment for

each individual coming under the custody of the WRA for the first time,
and does not, therefore, disclose transfer movements between centers*
For this reason the number of individuals entering or assigned to any
one center will not necessarily be equal to the number of individuals
departing from that center as disclosed in tables 2 and A which present
final departure or leave status. This is primarily due to the fact
that an individual entering a WRA center from a WCCA assembly center
may have transferred to a second WRA center from which he finally departed from the custody of the WRA, The first center will have accounted for the original source of custody to WRA and the second center
will have accounted for the final departure status.
It will be noted that 757 of the 120,313 persons under the
custody of WRA were neither admitted to nor assigned to a center, and
are classified in tables 1 and 3 as "Other Than WRA Center Custody",
Of the .1,07A persons in institutions in the evacuated area, on October
31, 19A2, (see column A of table 86) whose custody was transferred by
WCCA to WRA, 753 were never discharged to a WRA center. Also included
under the general custody of WRA are four persons who were admitted to
institutions after October 31, 19A2 from sources other than a WRA center, and who were never admitted to a WRA center, (See column 8 of
table 86),
Table 3 summarizes the specific sources of admission and assignment to a WRA center, including, in addition to the sources reflected
in table 1, transfers from other WRA centers, thereby accounting for
the type of original admission of all evacuees ever inducted into or
assigned to each WRA center.

Disposition of Persons Under Custody of WRA
When the last WRA center closed on March 20, 19A6 all 120,313
persons ever under the custody of the WRA were accounted for and only
four had left a WRA center without authorization. This is particularly
significant considering the fact that the centers were in operation
from three to four years, and that the residents were, for the most
part, free to leave the centers on temporary leave. The circumstances
surrounding the four unauthorized departures are as follows:
1, A hospital rest home case, 80 years of age, no family members, disappeared from the Colorado River Hospital on
November 17, 19A5 and is believed to have wandered into
the desert. Because of his medical record of senility and
generally feeble condition, medical authorities indicated
he could not long survive. Body was not recovered.

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2. A 35 year old man at Colorado River, no family members, was
involved in a murder on September 30, 1944 and escaped into
the desert. He was not apprehended.
3. A 56 year old man at Colorado River, no family members, disappeared from the center on July 11, 1944. Center authorities believe that he wandered into the desert in a fit of
despondency. Body was not recovered.
4. A 22 year old girl, with a record of eccentric behavior and
mental disorder, was reported missing from Gila River on
June 18, 1944* From time to time she was reported to be
hiding from her family in one of the barracks in the center,
but actual date of departure is unknown.
Evacuees left the custody of WRA for the last time in one of
three ways: (1) on indefinite leave granted by the center between July
20, 1942 and December 19, 1944J (2) on terminal departure between December 20, 1944 and March 20, 1946; and (3) by death from inception to
closing of centers.
Final departure or leave status as carried in tables 2 and 4
refers to evacuees departing from WRA centers for the last time and to
final leave status granted to evacuees away from centers on short-term
and seasonal leave, including seasonal workers from other WRA centers
and seasonal workers from WCCA assembly centers and direct evacuation
areas who were converted to indefinite leave and terminal departure by
the center to which they were assigned without induction into that center. The types of indefinite leave and terminal departure refer to the
type of leave on which an evacuee departed from the center and do not
reflect subsequent changes in leave status, i.e., an evacuee leaving
the center for employment may have been inducted into the armed forces
a month after departure; however, his final departure status from WRA
is shown as einployment rather than armed forces.
Table 2 presents, in addition to evacuees deceased, the major
types of indefinite leave and terminal departure; including relocation,
armed forces, institution, Department of Justice internment and voluntary internment (family members), and evacuees leaving for Japan, and
covers the manner in which the 120,313 persons of Japanese descent left
the custody of WRA from inception to closing of centers. Transfers
between centers are excluded.
As pointed out above with reference to table 1, 757 of the
120,313 persons under the custody of WRA were neither admitted to nor
assigned to a center, and are classified in tables 2 and 4 as "Other
Than WRA Center Custody", These persons were either still in an
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institution, were deceased, or had been discharged outside a WRA center.
Table U presents the specific types of final departure or leave
status, including, in addition to the disposition reflected in table
2, transfers to other WRA centers, and accounts for the final disposition of all evacuees ever inducted into or assigned to a WRA center.
Refer to Section III for more detailed information on WRA leave
policy, types of leave, date leave issued, and destination of relocated
persons.

Source of Data
Each WRA center compiled at center closure a comprehensive name
by name accounting roster of all evacuees ever in residence or assigned
to the center, disclosing, in addition to basic identifying data, the
date and source of admission or assignment and the date, type, and
destination of final departure or leave status. From this final accountability roster of all evacuees coming under its custody from inception to closing each center prepared a numerical summary or balance
sheet of original admissions and assignments versus final departures
or leave status.
In the Washington Office the rosters and numerical summaries of
the ten centers were checked against the WRA master locator file, WCCA
master file, and other source data. An actual name by name check was
made of transfers between centers to insure that each individual was
accounted for only once in the overall ten center summary. Tables 1
and 2 are compiled from the ten center summary excluding transfers between centers whereas tables 3 and A present the total accountability
for each center, accounting for some individuals more than once due to
transfers.
Data pertaining to persons under the general custody of WRA
(institutionalized persons never admitted to nor assigned to a WRA
center) were summarized from a card file of institutionalized persons
and other miscellaneous records.
The final accountability rosters and the card file of institutionalized persons are filed with the Rational Archives.

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FIG 1
FROM
90,491
WCCA A S S E M B L Y
CENTERS

THE EVACUATED PEOPLE
120,313

TO
54,127
RELOCATED TO WEST
COAST EVACUATED
AREA

WRA C U S T O D Y
17,915
DIRECT

EVACUATION

(Includes 757 institutionalized cases and 753
seasonal workers released by WCCA who were
never assigned to nor inducted into a WRA
center.)

52,798
RELOCATED TO
OTHER S E C T I O N S OF
UNITED S T A T E S
A N D HAWAII

5,981
BIRTHS

4,724
TO JAPAN

1,735
DEPT. OF JUSTICE
INTERNMENT AND
DETENTION CAMPS

1,579

3,121
DEPT. OF JUSTICE
INTERNMENT
INCLUDING FAMILY
MEMBERS

SEASONAL WORKERS
(R.Wsetl by WCCA)

2,355
U. S. ARMED FORCES

1,275
INSTITUTIONS

1,862
DECEASED

1,118

(Excludes 4 unauthorized
departure*—refer to page
5. Section I)

HAWAIIAN I S L A N D S

1,322
219
VOLUNTARY
RESIDENTS

INSTITUTIONS

TA&LZ

1,—TCTAL -.n* tUJTrJY BY GENIAL S ^ T E l CF ORIGINAL iifyJailliH JJD A > S K K i l T t

3T CEJITLHJ

F o r c e s * Under J u r l J d i c t i O n of Wbk Cram I n c e p t i o n t o C l o s i n g

tfotet acoonnttj for t o t a l mimber of i n d i v i d u a l * eomina under j g r i a d i e l x c r . of -rU for t h e f i r s t ti-4*, 3 i n c t tr*tn*Jera between c e n t e r * a r e not r e f l e c t e d , , c e n t e r t o t a l * i n t h i s t a b l e sj-e nut e q u a l t o
center- t o t a i n i n t a b l e ? • J ? P t a b l e 3 f o r d e t a i l e d source of h d a d a s i o a and a a a i g s m e u t , i n c l u d i n g t r a n s f e r s from c e n t e r s .

r s
CTAVTEH

• TOTAL OiilCLTl
HRA CAHTifl (27377107^1
d r t r . 1 IHui
Lalorado 8 i * o r
Liila fltver
Drumd.
E.eurt AoutvtaAn
Jerepa
ALantaaar
ALaidaaa
AaJraar
Tula U k a

TOTAL
CUATTOT

Total

0 "I

I 1 C 1

7 0 C A a
17: JTITUTI05

S1S7KAL , 07C

Aaaamtly
Canter

Oiract
vacoation

Tatal

.7d _7j t „:L

Other

Tatal

753

1,575
1,575
115
150

l i t ) ,313

lil,2J6

t0,4tl

17,515

1,251

49E

lit.556
5,143
11,26*
11,141
8.2J4
11,El5
5,15°
10,543
13,051
8,549
17,143

110,463
6,412
17,til
11,417
T.7W
11,152
7,549
10,112
9,534
8,423
15,388

50,4)1
3.256
6,020
10,250
7,563
10,574
7,674
5,527
5,435
E,J1B
12,017

17,515

49B
35
65
74
55

453
35
,9
7!
99
24
16
176
17

1ST

753

-

-

OTA.KL 7HAK ..** CiStUi

-

11,733
2,535

73sv
3.166-

7J

16
176
.7
31
35
7.53

43

53

-

.
*
"
"
753

110

56
144

2 59
7
426
172
92

-

B A I A I t &
Olratt
Evacuation

Kiclgaioa

F60U DEPT.

v:un>

or luarrca

TtBT
SElIAETfr

fflHEB
WSTX71777 C

&

Aniunad

Total

826

751

1,113

1,045

73

1.735

21)

24

5,581

626

753
5
142
63
45
75
50
1
221
SO
23

1,11B
223

1,045
228

73

215
43

20

-

-

,
•
*
71

1,735
76
48)
140
77
103
140
277
154
75
184

5,581
384
753
682
415
550
«5
541
48)
418
1,450

-

-

-

-

-

-

AdaittaO

no

J

;•;

47
75
369
6
265
92
69

"

-

3
2

•
•1
73

811

3
2
4

ail
4

1

TKT3UI. i
KITH./}

*I

IS
35
10
7
10
33
24
8

-I
2

*4
3
5

4

-

0

1/

g/
j /
4/
5/
6/
2/
f*J
3/

( W e r e t o a l l e r u u s e a trttJr&ftfrr&d t o JUk from . p r t l m e C I T I I C o n t r o l teiuihi s t r a t i On batvoeji Jay 5 , l ° 4 a r and Cfctoher J l , 1^42- inciutUtu: person* ir|» war* a d a i t t a c l o r U J i g n o d tfl a " i - o r , u d tarc l u d i n g persona t r a n s F ? r r e d t s tho g e n e r a l Custody of .SJL Whs were n e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o nor aaeijriBd t o a c e n t e r , Aloe i n c i s d o a b PCTBLCJ e v a c u a t e d d i r e c t l y to a iffbl c e n t e r Jrum Alaeia a f t e r Cctoh a r 3 1 , 19 42, AJW* Table 3 f o r a x p l a n a t i a n of t y p e s of t r a n s f e r movementa.
R e f e r s t o persona r e c e i v e d from hsxrali i n aocdrdaAca w i t h tho i r a y 1 * pro c ram of l i m i t e d e v a c u a t i o n and e x c l u s i o n who were a d m i t t e d t o 2R* c a n t e r * i n four major mot-ea between November 2\, i ° 4 2 , and
l a r c h 14* 1943, Ttdditi0oal p r f s o d e ware r e c t l v i d Ifl odd i^vamente i n 1943, 1944 and lQ*-5»
-ief-irs t o J a p a n e s e a l i t n a who were r e l e a s e d , or p a r o l e d f r o a l e n e r t r . e n t of J u s t i c e Tntsirsnsint SJad D e t e n t i o n Csopa mid who e n t e r e d i'RA c e n t e r a i n 1942* 1^43 and 1 9 * 4 .
tvefere t o non-evacuated p e r s o n * *ho v o l u n t a r i l y a p p l i e d r o r and ware ^ r a n t e d adcdaaioLi i n t o a e t i c e n t e r * inc judirnj n l a c b a r g e d s o l d i e r s who * e r e I n t h e Ar\nr tt time of e v t t u n t i o a , i m o e d i a t e family
nitsjTiberB of c e n t e r r e o i d - o t s i and cj-.iidrar. born t o p a r e n t s on i n d a f i n i t a l e a v e from a *3il c e n t e r who were e u b e e s u e n t l y r e a d m i t t e d t o a c e n t e r ,
R e f e r s t o p ^ e o n a . ' a d a d t t e d t o an i n e t i t u t i o n i n dr.* e v a c u a t e d a r e a a f t e r October J l * 1942, from aourcea o t h e r t h a n rtfU, i n c l u d i n i l b i r t h a i n i n a t i t u t l o n e * dlentaargad s o l d l e r e who ware in t h e Arcff St
time of evacuation* e t c .
n e f e r * t o c h i l d r e n born t o evacuee mothers i n r e a i i o n c s a t c e n t e r a and away from c e n t e r a on s h o r t - t e r m and s e a s o n a l l e a v e *
h*f j r s t o Bill e r a c u e e s iinder t h e custody of JrLi from, i A « p t i o n t o c l o s i n g obo were e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o r e s i d e n c e i n a c e n t e r D r who w*re assigned- t o a. c e n t e r , a s s i g n e d p # r e a n a r a f e r t o svaeuee*
e l i g i b l e f o r admission I n t o a c e n t e r s h e were grunted f i n a l l e a v e s t a t u s , upon a p p l i c a t i o n * w i t h o u t i n d u c t i o n i n t o t h e c e n t e r of a s s i g n m e n t ,
.-.afur* t o o p e r s o n s d i r e c t l y t v a e u a t e d from a l a e t a a f t e r tote-bar 3 1 , l g t i .
h e f b r a t o a l l eYaoueas under t h e g e n a r e l custody of d U from i n c e p t i o n t o eloeiiur who ware n e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o r e s i d e n c e i n a c e n t e r nor a a s i g n e d t o a c a n t e r * i n v o l v i n g son* 753 i n a t i t u t i o n a l i t e d
p e r s o n s r s e e f v e d from #TJCA on b c t o b e r 31* 1942, ugd, 4 puraon* efltering i n s t i t u t i o n s , from s u u r c s * o t h e r than *Ra a f t e r October 31* 1942,

bdurooi

f i n a l a c c o u n t a b i l i t y h u a t e r s for a l l -,Ri c e n t e r a

TABLE

?,—TOTAL VTRA D0S1ODI 3Y 0 0 0 1 1 TTF2 OF TISJH t*PABTD£J ATO I*AV* 3TATUS, BY CESTER 1

B a y l o r s Uiuier J u r l s d i - + * O J I of *?> f n » I n c e p t i o n t<j Cjo-;lnr

S&t_*J Th» totr-l rr.wj3.fr of I n d i v i d u a l " l a n v i i y tr-* cuetody of VSA *^^ t h » l " i t fc*"~ ar** accounted f o r 07 t h e VSA c e n t e r '"-•• tiMcfa f ' . i » l i*ep*rture o r l e a v e e t p t u i was i s s u e d . FLoel d e p a r t u r e o r
l e a v e j t - t u p r e f e r s to CB" l e s t <iepnrtu.ro of r e p l d e n t * on, and t h e eoavarAlon of p e r s o n s on B h o r t - t e r B l e a v e , e r » " o n e l l e e v f , erjfi p**l£Tjed t e a t o n a l workers t o , i n d e f i n i t e l e a v e , t e r m i n a l d e p a r t u r e ,
r.rA d e a t h . Ses t a b l e b f o r d e t a i l e d t y p e s of f i n a l d e p a r t u r e . Since t r a n s f e r s between c e n t e r s a r e not r e f l e c t e d , c e n t e r t o t a l s lQ '--<ii t a b l e a r e not e q u a l t o c e n t e r t o t a l s i n t e h l e 1 .
I I 1 I I I I 1 I I
TOTAL

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a

1 I A7 I
Institution.

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, Total

l i u m
i i M i t i u i
DIPABWSaT 07 JUSTICS/6
Int.rn.ant

l n t

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B

t

7i

27ATH
Japnn/7

ll

13.

TCK11 CVSTOTT

120.J13

177,692

106,923

2.355

565

3,121

1,750

1,371

2,722

2

1,862

KHA C m Q CUSTODY/^
C c n t r . l DtaH

119.55*
9,577
17.707
12,101
9.927
12.757
2.095
8,233
12,675
10.337
El.**

117.69*
9.218
17.207
12,1*3
9.821
12,575
2,019
8,067
12,283
10,159
21,515

106,925
9,120
16,530
13.275
9.368
12.180
1,«68
7.788
11.922
9.782
12.890

2.355

565
37
*9
69
63
125

1,750
9
102
22
13
1
2
18
9
3
1,529

1,371
76
252
132
60
32
57
63
71
62
562

2,722
18

2

1,862
139
300
221
106
182

31

3,121
<5
358
172
73
35
59
81
80
6fi
2,111

757

-

-

-

.

C O I O T A H A

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Jerome
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t o l a Laic.
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l/

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-.78

392
295
1.82
52
139
387

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60
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5.8
88
15

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71
22
87
75
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26
2.223

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76
126
193
168
331

-

Refers
t o f i n a l d e w . r t v T e o r leewe s t a t u e of evacueea l e s v l r . e t h e custody of VRA f o r t h e l a s t t i n e u n d e r t h e p r o v i s i o n of i n d e f i n i t e l e a v e W a n t e d between J u l y 1?.U2 ezui n^ctntber 1 5 , l^lAt, o r
u n d e r t h e p r o v i s i o n s «f t e r m l n a , d e p a r t u r e between December 2 0 , 1- — , and V-arth 2 0 , I ' . - t .
R e f e r s t o d e a t h s o c c u r r i n g t o evacuees i n r e a t d e n c e a t C e n t e r s o r away f r o * c e n t e r " ea phort-»terB aad seasonal l e a v e .
ReferE tc evacuees l e a v i n g the custody of VRA f o r the l e n t time f o r r e l o c a t i o n p t i r u o s e i . I n c l u d i n g e d u c a t i o n , enployiTient, c o x o n n l t y I n v i t a t i o n , /Join Of aCCOT^any f a m i l y , r e t u r n t o f r e e a r e a ,
n i x e d mat-rleae r e l e a s e , end, w i t h and w i t h o u t r e l o c a t i o n rjraist. See t a b l e b f o r t y p e s of i n d i - f l n i t e l e a v e And t - ^ i i i a l d«TV?irture.
h/ }iVfer». ta tVncue-e leevirLe- t h e cua-tody of VB* f o r t h e l-?rt t i i w to e n t e r the "rt-ed force*!, includijja- volunteerTj, s e l e c t i v e s e r v i c e i n d u c t l o n e , e n l i s t m e n t in *-r*&, "PVJ* *T Av.Tlliary K l l i t j i r y
1 aUT-IAAJ:t e c h o o l e , enll&tmetit in VAC, e t c ,
*f
Refer" t o r v e e u e e e ieprvinv? tho custody of VRA f o r t h e l a s t t i » e to e n t e r m e n t a l , o t h e r a a d l c e l , *nd penal l n a t i t u t l o n * .
"bf R e f e r s t o eratiuEe" leavin*r t h e rastody of iffiA f o r t h e l » " t t i i e and t m n s f e r r i n e - t o t h e J u r i f t d i c t l o n of t h e DepartBent of J u s t i c e ,
Internment refeTf t o a l i e n s i n t e r n e d u n ^ e r t h e war power of
the U n i t e d S t p t e e flrjeeiTTUBent, d « > o r t e d , o r held pendlni!: d e o a r t a t i o n . h e a r i o y e by the Deoftrtment of J u n t l c e , V o l u n t a r y l n t e r n a e n t r e f e r s t o f a i i i l y mer.bera ( c i t i r e n e BTVJ e l l e n e . ) who, of t h e i r own
v o l i t i o n , Joined an I n t e r n e d a l i e n a t C r y s t a l C t t y Family Internment Cpjm.
jj
Berern t o evecueee l e a v i n * t h e c u j t o d y of "OlA. f o r t h e l a a t time t o *zo to J a p a n , Includinft r r p e t r i r t e a , e x p a t r i a t e s , r e r r u n e i a n t e , arifl f e m i l y meBberg.
&f Hafere { 0 f o u r cjTTiaadhorlrad deTJarturei: fjTorr ifiU c a n t e r r , Incliidir*}?: a h o p n i t a l p a t i e n t wfao wandered i n t o the d e p a r t , a f u g i t i v e who escaped in t h e d e s e r t , end e eientplly d e f i c i e n t young worwui
who d i s a p p e a r e d ,
0/ Refer? to »11 flvecueee u n d e r t h e J u r i s d i c t i o n of aBA who were a d m i t t e d a s r e s i d e n t s o r who were "ffcigned to a VRL c e n t e r f r o a which f i n a l d e p a r t u r e o r l e a v e s t a t u s was g r r n t e d ,
1 0 / Eefere to t n a t i t u t i o n a l l E e d persofti t r a n s f e r r e d t o t h e g e n e r a l cru»tody of VRA f r o c li*CCA and o t h e r sources' who were n e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o n o r aBslphed t o a VBA c e n t r r . As of June ?Zt I5I15 ( t h e
d a t e WA was r e l i e v e d of f i n a n c i s l r e s p o n e i b l l l ty f o r a l l i n s t i t U t i o L V i l l i e d nf-rsorj B ) 577 wei"r * t U l i n i n s t i t u t i o n s , 136 were d e c e a s e d , and bU were d l a c h n r g e d cutpirie a iBA c e t i t f r .
(See t a b l iS for .nor* d e t a i l e d rfata on i n e E l t u t i o j i a l i r e d p e r e c m s ) .
2/
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3ourcel

U n M Accountability

tartars

from a l t VRA Center*

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3 . — r o r O U n O K ACCOLVrWILITT BY SPECIFIC TYPE OF OLUGLBUX, HRQiSIDt; (IB0LUDIS5 TRJUiSFEH fKBI CTKTOl) JJJD ASSXOKUEXT, BY CBtTSRt
WflA C e n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o ClOliflB

Kaixl Accounts f e r o i l evacuees Who v a r a a*er inducted i n t o o r u s i r - a e d t o • IRA c a n t o r from i n c e p t i o n t o c l o s i n g , i n c l u d i n g t r a n s f e r s
o t h e r c n ' T i i , and account a for a l l o t h e r persons ur.dor g e n e r a l custody of WRA,

nip ijitrnKitarr
TOTAL CT-STODY

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Jcmm

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from

l a B

' Othor 1

I n e l u d i n r Transfer From Cantar
~i=lud±tip Tranefsr From, Cantar

lA»,3»

V

11.117
9,H3

19,531
19,266

16,655
11,212

10,295
8,251

11,025
11,615

10,241
9,150

11,062
'10,943

13,078
10,651

11,928
8,949

29,190
17,113

wot parrp^ CUSTODY.
I n c l u d i n g Tranofor From Center
Eaolmllnfl: Tranafor From Cantor

iAl9,5?6

11,111
9,113

19,531
19,266

16,655
11,212

10,295
8,251

11,025
11.8K

10,241
7,150

11,062
10,943

13,078
10,651

11,928
8,949

29,190
17,113

146,(21

11,18*

19,392

16,591

10,215

13,929

10,151

11,061

12,75!

11,843

29,167

109,7 30
90,491
1,979
9,110
2,455

8,107
8,158

17,835
6,020

13,351
10,290

7,670
7,568

11,073
10,971

10,111
9,927

9,713
9,465

8,343
8,218

15,369
12,077

5

9

5

2

7,859
7.674
'.743

12

m

1

9,710

-

-

•
-

*
'-

Adsutteo t o Center
From IIZkQ
Aoaanbly Cantor/^

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tlayar

M

Peresd
FlTttt.lt
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rortland
PUynllup
Sacramento
Ballnaa
Santa Anita

8 to ok tea
T*nfor»n
Tulnra
Turlock

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:•: '• - -V >:^ • - : '•,_

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liaertaJ
Penal
Other
Seasonal •forV^Ei

From H a w a i i ^
Direct XVncuetior.
Rioluaion
From Sop&rtnieTit of J u s t i c e
I n t e r m e n t and !)Btantion/iO
Voluntary R a a i d s n t A l
othar l a a t l t u t l o g f l i
airt.'ia in WRA C o n t a r / l l
•Yenafer From Con t a r A *
C-flJttrai Utah
Oolorana- Rivsr
Mile R i v e r
Hranada
Heart x 'ouritain
Jerome
'tanxajiar
Minidoka
Kofrwor
n o * Lake
AMirnad t o -Jorttar

if
if
i/
S/
y
if

4,746
5,291
3,659
7,150
1,679

3,568
18,737
1,011
7,816
1,778
3,580
17,915
17!

7,676

-

-

11
1

693
9

-

6
1

i

-

7

3,159
1,573
5
13
2

-

11,738

69

8J6

3
6!
6

1,118
1,015

778

77 H

1,500

*
-

-

5.270

985
3
L

1,29*

3,663

1,700

220

-

-

31
1,951
3,566
2,935

<

_
-

6
1

-

71
1

55

21

3
77

1

3
5
16

55

51
17

3
3

7
2

75

_
-

1,735

76

165

11c

77

103.

719
SO

13

27

361

37
2
115

10

5,981

1!
2
667

17,816
1,736
1,817
7,757

7,016

766

2,112

7

71
103

367
1,769
B.115
7,617
111

1,607
7,168
699

—

c.

33
y
51
7.'
57
13
10

1,731
7f

5

From WCCA vie. Saaaonal '.'orit •'15

ir3

116

73.

9
13'

7)

757

753

-

_
»

26

-

2,155

717

1
35
110

73

176

-

39
1

17
39
US

From Cantar—Transfer v i a Seasons! L „ v o
JoromaA^
Tula LaJtaAT

PTTZ5R fti& ft* ^!T?R CUSTODY
From -^CA Tnct i t ut i o n / 1 5
From Other I n a t i t u t l o p A a

if

717

1,53!

' »
»
3 7 7»
-

~
793
-

-

67
?7
10
13
•ji
11

2
18

2,076

53

751
23

4
32
11

13

a

51

31

1,183

1,173

2
16
61

117

61

50

117

£3
1
1

.
-

-

3

-

'6

-

.

7

*

12

3
6

1,«5
3,802

-

1,011

-

351
285

1,671
109
51
17
47
15
4

3,166

93

2'
7
5
2i:

f

195

.
-

1
1

277

191

75

10

33

21

8

3
oil

4f-i

9
916

1,190

2,328

2,971

11
if
11
10

to

•1199
20
2f
9
If

*

5'

33

3
30
97

-

7f
27
79
19

5

20

2,731

-

267

41
4

-

53
1

5
17
69
73

-

77

184

-

12,317
l,5O0
1,416
2,020
732
995

2,116
7,721
• 356
1,131

26
,61

3
1
26

1,930

67

-

=6

90

1

j 20

85

23

a°

79

37

1

221

80

73

1

17
1
If

1

„

*

io8
5
5

7
1

19
'1
21

576
18
17

10
70

140

737

-

31
70

811
fll

1,091

Li
137
59
ir

*

13
H i

2,193

2,318
7,156

178

«.
If,-3

2,010

550

-5
-

11

2,931

-

7
31

-

-

32

_
-

_
-

_
-

.
-

_
»

_
-

1

°9
7
97

_
-

-

5
.5

_
-

_
_
-

Although 119,550 i n d i v i d u a l s e a r s unttar t h e custody of AA c a n t e r s from i n c e p t i o n t o clOoinfj, 147,S?C persona wire e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o or
a s s i g n e d t o t h e t e n ffEUL s t a t e r s , tnoludifip come 27,000 p a r s o n s who t r a n s f e r r e d t o two or n o r * c e n t e r s ' h e f o r a i e p a r t i n r f o r t h e l a s t time
from t h e c u s t o d y of i\TUU ( T o t a l c u s t o d y , o r 120,313 i n d i v i d u a l s , i n c l u d e s 75f p a r s e r s n e v s r inducted i n t o o r a s s i g n e d t o • ullA s e n t e r
*>,o c^r-n under >snarO-l auftody z£ t h " .. l ?A:.
Refers t o o r i g i n a l a d m i s s i o n Or afttigitment t o s JTUA OSntor (or o r i g i n a l t r a n s f e r t o £ « a s r s l rjuetody of rtlA in i h * Ceee of 7ffT institu<*
t i o i t a l i t e d earsori.ll f e r snch i n d i v i d u a l ocmirir under '.^e cuetcdy of VJRA f o r t h e f i r s t t i m e * T r a n s f a r s fro-n o t h e r c a n t o r s sxe sxsluded*
Refers t o a l l e r a o u c a s t r a i s r s r r s d t o IRh from ' / a r t i m e C i v i l C o n t r o l A d m i n i s t r a t i o n betwsan 'lay 6 r 1^*1, snd O o t o t t r 3 1 , I r * ? , who Were
admlttiJjd t o r a a i d s n o e i n 'nTIA c e n t s r s .
Refers .0 rerrular t r a n s for mdvisaeht (hy t r a n s f e r o r d e r ) , i n c l u d i n g adeo^llanaouB moves, f r o a >'^A assemhly o e p t e r e , Between " a y Zdt 1942
and '"ovtrjhsr 3 , 19*2*
Under J u H s d i o t l c m oT ./CIA u n t i l J u n e 1, 19*2Refers t o d i r e c t t r a n s f e r novoniants from excluded fireas tn -prTA c e n t e r s From. "*ay Bt 19*2 t o Aupvst F, 1"J42, Also i n s l u d s B rS p e r s o n s
d i r e c t l y evacuated fron Alnske t o Minidoka a f t a r Ootohsr 3 1 , 1?42»
Refers tn i n s t t t u t i o i r i a l i 1 *i Baraorts not f o r t a l l y evacuated nnd neraona i n s t i t u t i p n a l i i e d from '/CCA aaeetehly o e n t e r s fc»td d i r e c t evaouat i o n s r e s J (1) who had e n t e r e d TfRA r e n t e r s - r i o r t o October 31, 1942, and (2) Who were in i n s t i t u t i o n s en t h i s d a t e sjrid e u b s e a u e n t l y
e n t a r e d TYRA cent e r a .

•in

TABLE

}!.--POPULATTOH AKOCrtrTABTlJTY BY SPECIFIC TYPE OF ORISrKAL AKilS&TQN (IKCLGDUIG TRAN3FER PROM ITSSTKR) AND ASSIGNMENT, BY CXNTKRi
IRA C e n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o C l o s i n g
(Continued)

£ / •RaTsro t o s e a s o n a l workers r e l e a s e d on work f u r l o u g h s from WCCA assembly n e u t e r s snd d i r e c t e v a c u a t i o n a r e a s whose custody was t r a n s f e r red t o WRA on October J l , 1942, and who s u b s e q u e n t l y e n t e r e d WRA c e n t e r s ,
j /
R e f e r s t o p a r s o n s r e c e i v e d from Hawaii in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e Army's program of H a l t e d a v a c u a t l n n end e x c l u s i o n who wore admitted t o
WRA c e n t e r s In four major moves between November £*, 1942, and March 14, 1 9 4 3 . A d d i t i o n a l persona were r e c e i v e d i n odd movement* In
I T * 3 , ly**, S ^ I W «
l f j / Rafara t o Japanese a l i e n s who were r e l e a s e d or paroled from Department of J u s t i c e Internment and Detention Gamps and who e n t e r e d *RA
c e n t e r s in 1942, 1 7 43 5 and 194*.
\\f R e f e r s t o non-evacuated p e r s o n s who v o l u n t a r i l y a p p l i e d f o r and were g r a n t e d admission I n t o a wTtA c e n t e r , i n c l u d i n g d i s c h a r g e d a o l d i e r s
who were in t h e Aray a t time A e v a c u a t i o n , immediate family members of c e n t e r r e s i d e n t s ) and c h i l d r e n horn t o p a r e n t s on i n d e f i n i t e
l e a v e from a 'ORA c e n t e r who v e r s s u b s e q u e n t l y r e a d m i t t e d t o a c e n t e r .
1 2 / R e f e r s tD p a r s o n s a d m i t t e d t o an i n s t i t u t i o n i n t h e evacuated a r e a a f t e r October 3 1 , 1942, from s o u r c o s o t h e r t h a n WRA, i n c l u d i n g b i r t h s
i n I n s t i t u t i o n s , d i s c h a r g e d s o l d i e r s who were i n t h e Army a t t i m e of e v a c u a t i o n , o t o .
1 3 / R e f e r s t o c h i l d r e n born t o evacuee mothers in r e s i d e n c e a t c e n t e r s and away from c e n t e r s on s h o r t - t e r m and s e a s o n a l l e a v e .
1 4 / R e f e r s t o evacuees t r a n s f e r r i n g from t h e O r i g i n a l o r f i r s t c e n t e r of admission o r aasignment t o a second c e n t e r . I n o e r t a i n i n s t a n c e s
r e f e r s t o evacuees t r a n s f e r r i n g from t h e second c e n t e r t o a t h i r d or f o u r t h c e n t e r b e f o r e d e p a r t i n g for t h e l a s t t i m e from t h e custody
of WRA. T r a n s f e r s between any two c e n t e r s a r e not r j c c e e e a r i l y equal ( s e e t r a n s f e r s t o c e n t e r s in t a b l e 4) b s o a u s e each c e n t e r accounted
f o r t h r t y p e of o r i g i n a l e n t r y and t h e t y p e of r i n a l d e p a r t u r e f o r every i n d i v i d u a l coming under l i e custody, 1 Tor example, t h e f i r a t
c e n t e r w i l l not account f o r an i n d i v i d u a l as b e i n g a t r a n s f e r who t r a n s f e r s t o a second c e n t e r , r e t u r n s t o t h e f i r s t c e n t e r , and f i n a l l y
d e p a r t s from t h e custody of WRA from t h e f i r s t c e n t o r i t h e sacond a a n t e r w i l l , however, account f o r t h e i n d i v i d u a l i n q u e s t i o n no being
e t r a n s f e r t o and Trom t h e f i r s t a e n t e r .
l i j / R e f e r s t a persons released; by w"MA from assembly o a n t e r s and d i r e c t e v a c u a t i o n a r e a s on work furloughs who wars t r a n s f e r r e d t o t h e c u s t o d y of WRA on October 3 1 , 19-42, and who ware never i n d u c t e d i n t o t h e o e n t e r t o which t h e y were a s s i g n e d .
1 6 / Refers t o persona on s e a s o n a l l e a v e from Jerome when i t c l o s e d Juno 30, 1944, who were never inducted i n t o t h e c e n t s r of aesignment from
which f i n a l l e a v e s t a t u e was g r a n t e d .
\T/ R e f e r s t o p e r s o n s on s e a s o n a l l e n v e from Tula Lake whon i t became a s e g r e g a t i o n c e n t e r in September 19*3 who were never i n d u c t e d i n t o
t h e c e n t e r of assignment from which f i n a l l e a v e s t a t u s was g r a n t e d .
1 3 / R e f e r s t o t n s t l t u t i o n a l i i e d p e r s o n s whose c u s t o d y was t r a n a f e r r e d by WCCA t o WRA on October 3 1 , 19*2, and who were n e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o
nor a s s i g n e d t o a wRA c e n t e r .
1 9 / Refere t o pereone a d m i t t e d t o ,.» i n s t i t u t i o n a f t e r October 3 1 , 1942, from s o u r c o s o t h e r t h a n WRA, i n c l u d i n g b i r t h s in i n s t i t u t i o n s , d i s charged e o l d i s r s in t h e Army a t t i m e of e v a c u a t i o n , e t c . , who were n e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o nor a s s i g n e d t o a WRA c a n t o r .
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<_U C e n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o Cloaing
Nott '• Accounts f o r a l l evacuees who were over iriductaa i n t o o r a s s i g n e d t o a '.IRA c e n t e r from i n c o p t i o r . t o c l c s i n g * i n c l u d i n g t r a n s f e r s
o t h e r c e n t e r s , and a c c o u n t s f o r a l l o t h e r p e r s o n s under g e n e r a l custody of •HA.

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i n c l u d i n g T r a n s f e r To Center
e x c l u d i n g T r a n s f e r To Center

1/
2/120*313

11,21*
9,577

19,534
17,707

16,655
14,401

10,295
9,927

14,025
12,75?

10,241
2,095

11,062
3,253

13,078
12,676

U,9E8
10*337

29,490
21,646

..rlA CENTER ..-TODY.
I n c l u d i n g Trajisfer To Center
Excluding T r a n s f e r To Center

1/
2/119,556

11*212
9,577

19,534
17,707

16,655
14,401

10,295
9,927

14,025
12,757

10*241
2,095

11,062
6,233

13*078
12,676

11,926
10,337

29,490
21,646

146*621

11,184

19*592

16,591

10,245

13,929

10*151

11,061

12,756

11*643

29,467

3,422
3,025
1*182
99
1,224
520
_
5
_
356
274
19
40
16
8
1 3 0
6
2
130
61
15
1
U5
60
71
22
2
1

3*725
3,382
624
136
1,931
691
_
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173
108
22
86

2*995
2*67B
506
120
1*158
914

2,291
1,999

7,089
6,996
26
45
20
5
2

19,201
12*628
40

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Center R e s i d e n t s
I n d e f i n i t e Loava/3
R e l o c a t i o n Purposes
_«*w_ni_y I n v i U t i o n / 4
Education/5
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J o i n o r Accompany Family/?
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Other
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34*471
30,778
7*652
1,105
14,089
7,697
1
1
122
2,076
323
105
165
53
973
161
622
31B
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3,315
3,075
1,1_._
105
1,160
707
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143
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Colorado River
Gila River
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h e a r t Mountain
Jerome
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Minidoka
Sohwer
T u l e Lake
Regular
Segregatiwi
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1,662
27,964
2,070
291
2,412
2*042
2,211
1,066
134
2*434
Z*994
12,-08
6 0
12*248

4*363
3,706
1,646
105
1,076
953
4

222
18
204
34

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Tenulnal D a p a r t u r e / 1 5
82,324
6,095
'filth R e l o c a t i o n S r a n t / 1 6
74*794
3,998
Without R e l o c a t i o n G r a n t / 1 7
462
23
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273
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241
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157
15
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2,147
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1,598
7
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549
11
To Japsn/ija
4,406
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5,664
5,029
1*226
131
1,329
1*639
1
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9
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9
368
23
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1
2

11,581
11,252
106
64
20
14

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3
156
6
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9,753
9,584
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37
46
9
5
58
44
27
17
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6,349
6,256
37
21
23
5
1
15
12
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1,928
2,360
1,778
2,167
410
901
43
49
815
711
510
479
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52
110
2
10
1
6
1
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5
8
55
58
72
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54
57
62
27
38
15
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8,754
8,655
48
14
37
3
3
28
2
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1
1
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106

182

1,635
7
22
19
30
4
12
11
39
1*491
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1*476

1,627
89
101
70
52
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22
11
27
1*437
5
1*452

2,264
52
69
23
29
11
27
14
27
2*022
4
2,01b'

366
54
33
3
11
8
9
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232
2
230

1,268
46
42
47
58
5
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58
21
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4
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17
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193

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2,077
587
507

402
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5
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2*750
2,153
2
2,155

2,829
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59
55
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263
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2,216
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1,591
10
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52
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7,644
1*764
40
59
1*164
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1,426

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1,425

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\J Although 119*S__ i n d i v i d u a l s were under t h e custody of ./RA c e n t e r s from i n c e p t i o n t o c l o s i n g * 147*520 p e r s o n s were a c c o u n t e d f o r a s d e p a r t i n g from t h e t e n -WA c e n t e r s * i n c l u d i n g some 27,000 p e r s o n s who t r a n s f e r r e d t o two o r mors c e n t e r s b e f o r e d e p a r t i n g f o r the l a s t time
from t h e c u s t o d y of ItEA. ( T o t a l custody* o r 120*515 i n d i v i d u a l s * i n c l u d e s 757 persona never i n d u c t e d i n t o o r a s s i g n e d t o a MR- Center
who ue-a under g e n e r a l c u s t o d y of WSA.)
(./ R e f e r s t o f i n a l d e p a r t u r e o r l e a v s s t a t u s for each i n d i v i d u a l d e p a r t i n g from the custody of H_1 f o r t h e l a s t t i m e . T r a n s f e r s t o o t h e r
c e n t e r s a r e excluded.
Jj/ R e f e r s t o f i n a l d e p a r t u r e o r l e a v e S t a t u s of evacuees l e a v i n g t h e custody of »RA f o r t h e l a s t time between J u l y 1942 and December 19*
1944.

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TABLE 4.—POFtUTIDN ACCOUKTASILITT BY STIXIFTC TYPE OF FTKAL DEPAffTOftS*;va L2AVE STATUS (TJKELTiSBRl TRAR37S1 TO C3StEE), BY CSffTK:
..'.". Cent ' - n from I n c e p t i o n to C l o s i n g (Continued)
4 / Refers t o evacuesa making a r r a n g e m e n t s t o l i v e in A h o t e l , h o s t e l , o r i n a p r i v a t e horn* approved by a Relocation. O f f i c e r while Arranging
f o r employment and to evacuees g o i n g t o an a r e a p u r s u a n t t o a n o t i c * troa a R e l o c a t i o n O f f i c e r t h a t t h e a r s e m e approved and t h a t t h e r e
ware jfloe a v a i l a b l e .
5 / Refers t o evacuees l e a v i n g t h e c e n t e r t o a t t e n d a c o l l e g e , u n i v e r s i t y , or b u s i n e s s o r proTBaaiaiial s c h o o l . Uoea not i n c l u d e s c h o o l c h i l dren, acoonpanylng p a r e n t s . Also doas n e t i n c l u d e a number of persons Mho worked p a r t time t o f i n a n c e t h s i r school trig.
a / Refers t o evacuees a c c e p t i n g employment o r o t h e r w i s e sneaked in an o c c u p a t i o n a l f i e l d .
7 / Refers t o e v a c u e e s , i n c l u d i n g c h i l d r e n who bad not reached t h e i r 17tii b i r t h d a y and o t h e r d e p e n d e n t s , who wore accompany In,: or going t o
J o i n an evacuee who was r e l o c a t i n g o r who had a l r e a d y r e l o c a t e d .
8 / Kefe r a t o f • j e l l i e s with one o r s o r e Jion-Japaneae members, and t o i n d i v i d u a l s of p a r t i a l non-Jopaneae a n c e s t r y who were allowed t o r e t u r n
t o t h e evacuated a r e a p r i o r t o J a n u a r y i , 194S ( t h e d a t e t h e West Coast was reopened t o persons of Japanese d e s c e n t ) .
9 / R e f e r s t o evacuees who Vere p e r m i t t e d t o r e t u r n t o t h e i r .•,.••:.< i n tha evacuated a r e a of Arizona which had naeti r e c l a s s i f i e d a s a " f r e e
area".
1 0 / Hefer* t o evacuees n o t i f i e d by l o c a l S e l e c t i v e Service b o a r d s t o r e p o r t for i n d u c t i o n I n t o aimed f o r c e s ; t o evacuees commissioned o r a c cepted, f o r e n l l e t m e n t i n t h e Army, Navy o r a u x i l i a r y m i l i t a r y language s c h o o l s ; t o evacuees v o l u n t e e r i n g f o r t h e armed f o r c e s ; and t o
evacueea a c c e p t e d for e n l i s t m e n t i n the iVAC, e t c .
1 1 / R e f e r s t o evacuees e n t e r i n g m e n t a l , o t h e r m e d i c a l , end p e n a l i n s t i t u t i o n s .
)£/ Refers t o evacuees t r a n s f e r r e d t o the J u r i s d i c t i o n of t h e Department of J u s t i c e . I n t e r n m e n t r e f e r s t o a l i e n e i n t e r n e d under t h e war power
of the U n i t e d S t a t e s Government, d e p o r t e d , or h e l d ponding d e p o r t a t i o n p r o c e e d i n g s by the Depo. r t sent of J u s t i c e . Voluntary i n t e r n m e n t
r e f e r s t o family members, ( c i t i z e n * and a l i e n s ) who, of t h e i r own v o l i t i o n , Joined a n i n t e r n e d a l i e n a t C r y s t a l C i t y Family Internment Camp.
16/ R e f e r s t o evacuees l e a v i n g f o r J a p a n , i n c l u d i n g r e p a t r i a t e s * e x p a t r i a t e s , and family members.
1 4 / R e f e r s t o u n a u t h o r i s e d d e p a r t u r e * from Witt c e n t e r s , I n c l u d i n g a h o s p i t a l p a t i e n t who wandered i n t o t h e d e s e r t , a f u g i t i v e who escaped i n t o
t h e d e s e r t , and a m e n t a l l y d e f i c i e n t young woman, who d i s a p p e a r e d .
I S / R e f e r s t o f i n a l d e p a r t u r e o r l e a v e s t a t u s of evacuees l e a v i n g t h e c u s t o d y of ViSA f o r t h e l a s t time between December SO, 1944, and Kerch
£0, 1M6.
1.6/ R e f e r s t o evacuees l e a v i n g t h e c u s t o d y of ..'KA Who r e q u e s t e d and were g r a n t e d f i n a n c i a l a s s i s t a n c e .
,17/ ftefere t o evacuees l e a v i n g t h e c u s t o d y of nrU who d i d not r e c e i v e f i n a n c i a l a s s i s t a n c e , i n c l u d i n g evacuees who o v e r - s t a y a d t h e e x p i r a t i o n
d a t e of a e l i o r t - t e r m o r s e a s o n a l Leave and were a u t o m a t i c a l l y c o n v e r t e d t o a t e r m i n a l d e p a r t u r e w i t h o u t g r a n t .
.•::/ R e f e r s t o evacuees l e a v i n g f o r Japan, i n c l u d i n g r e p a t r i a t e s , e x p a t r i a t e s , r e n u n c i a u t s , and family members.
1 9 / Refers t o d e a t h s o c c u r r i n g t o evacuees i n r e s i d e n c e a t c e n t e r s o r away from c e n t e r s on s h o r t - t e r m and s e a s o n a l l e a v e .
gfj/ R e f e r s t o evacuees t r a n s f e r r i n g t o a second o e n t e r from the o r i g i n a l o r f i r s t c e n t e r of admission o r a s s i g n m e n t . I n c e r t a i n i n s t a n c e s
r e f e r * t o evacuees t r a n s f e r r i n g t o a t h i r d o r f o u r t h c e n t e r frorf the second c e n t e r b e f o r e d e p a r t i n g for t h e l a s t t i n from t h e c u s t o d y of
.fit*. T r a n s f e r ! between any two c e n t e r s a r e not n e c e s s a r i l y e q u a l ( s e e t r a n s f e r s f r c u c e n t e r s in t a b l e 3) bacauso each c a n t o r accounted
f o r t h e t y p e of o r i g i n a l e n t r y and t h e t y p e of f i n a l d e p a r t u r e for e v e r y i n d i v i d u a l coming under i t s c u s t o d y ; f o r example, t h e f i r a t c e n t e r
w i l l not account for an i n d i v i d u a l aa being a t r a n s f e r who t r a n s f e r s t o a second c e n t e r , r e t u r n s t o t h e f i r s t c e n t e r , and f i n a l l y d e p a r t *
from t h e c u s t o d y of KfU from the, f i r s t c e n t e r ; t h e second c e n t e r w i l l , however, account for too i n d i v i d u a l In q u e s t i o n a s b e i n g a t r a n s f e r
t o and from Lho f i r s t c e n t e r .
£ 1 / Refers t o evacuees who ware i s s u e d f i n a l l e a v e s t a t u s , w i t h o u t being a d m i t t e d t o the c e n t e r of a s s i g n m e n t , i n c l u d i n g ( 1 ) s e a s o n a l workers
r e l e a s e d by .TCCA from assembly c e n t e r s and d i r e c t e v a c u a t i o n a r e a s who ware a s s i g n e d t o 7JRA c e n t e r s , and {?.) s e a s o n a l workers from Jerome
and Tula Lake wEio were a s s i g n e d to o t h e r c e n t e r s *
£ 3 / R e f e r s t o i n s t i t u t i o n a l i z e d p e r s o n s t r a n s f e r r e d to the g e n e r a l c u s t o d y of ffiU from TOGA and o t h e r s o u r c e s who were n e i t h e r a d m i t t e d t o nor
a s s i g n e d t o a Nttt c e n t e r . Cm June 50, 1945 ( t h e d a t e MM Was r e l i e v e d of f i n a n c i a l r e s p o n s i b i l i t y f o r a l l i n s t i t u t i o n a l i z e d persons) S77
were s t i l l i n i n s t i t u t i o n s , 13b were d e c e a s e d , and 44 were d i s c h a r g e d o u t s i d e a 1/FlA- c e n t e r . (See t a b l e 86 for more d e t a i l e d d a t a on I n s t i tutionalized persona.)
Source:

F i n a l A c c o u n t a b i l i t y R o s t e r s for a l l 74HA Canters

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SECTION II

SIZE OF CENTER POPULATION
The tables in this section reflect changes in center population,
average center population, and net decrease in population.
Table 5 presents a condensed picture of the ten WRA centers,
disclosing the name and location of each center, the date each center
opened, peak population, the number of days the center was in operation, and the date each center closed. This table will be of particular interest in the interpretation of other sections of this report
wherein tabular data are presented by center breakdowns,
A small advance crew of about 200 persons was sent to each center a few days prior to the first principal movement of evacuees from
assembly centers or direct evacuation areas. This crew consisted of
key personnel required to receive, feed, house, and provide medical
services for the evacuees as they arrived in greater numbers. The date
each center bpened is usually the date the advance crew arrived.
It will also be noted from table 5 that although the last major
movement from WCCA was received November 3, 1942, only two centers
reached their peak population prior to December 1942; two centers attained maximum population in the month of December, and the remaining
six centers between January and March 1943, Increases in the latter
part of 1942 and early 1943 were due to evacuees entering centers from
Hawaii, persons paroled or released from Department of Justice Internment and Detention Camps who entered WRA centers, evacuees entering WRA
centers in late 1942 and early 1943 via seasonal work furloughs from
WCCA assembly centers and direct evacuation areas^ and other miscellaneous entries.
Colorado River operated with three camps, Units 1, 2 and 3> and
Gila River with two, Canal and Butte. Units 2 and 3 at Colorado River
and Canal at Gila River closed early in the fall of 1945, However,
population and leave statistics were not maintained separately for
these camps.
Table 6 depicts first of month resident population including
evacuees on short-term and seasonal leave, whereas first of month resident population excluding evacuees on short-term and seasonal leave is
shown in table 7,. (For definition of short-term and seasonal leave
refer to Section III, Relocation.)

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Between September 1943 and May 1944 Colorado River, Gila River,
Jerome, Manzanar and Rohwer transferred more people as segregants to
Tule Lake than they received as non-segregants from Tule Lake, On the
other hand, Granada, Heart Mountain and Minidoka received more nonsegregants from Tule Lake than were transferred to Tule Lake, These
are the primary population changes in tables 6 and 7 which are not explained by relocation, births, deaths and miscellaneous transfer movements between centers. (For more detailed information on segregation
moves, see Section X.) Other major transfer movements reflected in
center population data may be explained by the transfer movements to
Gila River, Granada, Heart Mountain and Rohwer as a result of Jerome's
closing in June 1944. Figure 2 is based on table 7,
Table 8 presents the average first of month population, by center, including and excluding persons on short-term and seasonal leave.
Table 9 summarizes the semimonthly net decrease in population,
excluding persons en short-term leave, between July 1, 1945 and December 31» 1945. This table reflects the manner in which the centers met
their center closure deadlines. Figure 3 is based on the data appearing in table 9.

Source of Data
Population data were compiled from adjusted Daily Evacuee Population Summaries, Form WRA-176, submitted to the Washington Office by
each of the WRA centers from February 1, 1943 to closing. These summaries include, among other things, the number of evacuees departing
each day, the number of persons admitted, the number of persons converting from short-term and seasonal leave to permanent leave status,
together with the population remaining each day. For the period prior
to February 1, 1943 similar information was compiled from WCCA Form
TSO-1, Daily Population Report, and WCCA Form TSO-2, Daily Recapitulation, These records are deposited with the National Archives.

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THHtE 5.—IAOCATIOM OF CWTTOSl llABS TTSST 'WAOUSE AuTtmfJj BATE AHD EIES CFTOWHESrKBITOTuIATIOHlfeuTA'Trl OF MT.1 O ' i r a IS fPTIAvIOrl
AND DAK I AST tSSHEST OEPAB1BD, BT CEKISl:
Wptei

Resident c o p u l a t i o n r e f e r s t o copulation ewoludinf! evacuees on s h o r t - t e r m and seasonal l e a v e .
LOCATION

:i:;.i.:i

08A Centers from Inception t o Clooinf,

Stats

County

l a s t Post
'
Office Address

CAT:; FIPBT
vvACUlSE
AFmltTB

PEAK
vats

C e n t r a l Utah

[ft a t

lOllarcl

Topsa

r-U-U

5-17-43

ColorsAto R i v e r

AH Bona

lavas

Boston

5 - 8-42

7-

Oils Wver

Arizona

Flraal

Rivers

7-20-42

Granada

Colorado

Prowers

Juaaohe

8-27-42

2-

Heart Ucuntain

Wyotainy,

Park

Heart kourrtain

Jerome

Arkansae

[tree It C h i c o t

Denaon

Rancjner

Callferrda

QB/O

UanBanar

Hunt

Ittnldoia

Idaho

Jerome

RDhver

Arkansas

Desha

Tula Lake

Cal i f o r n i a

aodoe

)J

1,147

10-31-45

17,814

1,301

11-28-45

12-30-42

13,348

1,210

11-10-45

1-43

7,318

1,146

10-15-45

li-io-Jn

1 - 1-43

10,767

1,187

2-11-43

8,497

631

6-30-44

i/*-i-w

9-22-12

10,046

1,270

11-27-7,5

- '• • <: ' .
Newell

in:

8,130

3-42

8-12-42

eCCA Pom T3J0-1, 7ATCA Font TSO-2, Form ltRA-31, and Form WfLl-176

7aW0f,O—M>_-3.

nerAoyrD

1 0 - 6-42

Center under J u r i s d i c t i o n of flCCA u n t i l June 1 , 1742.

Source:

OArS Clter-v
IN
CP" n J7I0H

OATS I ACT
JE-TTOT

Pcouletlon

railL.triON

9-10-42

3 - 1-43

7,397

1,176

10-28-45

9-16-42

3-11-43

8,473

1,170

11-30-45

5-27-42

12-23-44

18,787

1,394

3-23-46

Teara t.—msLVsm popt-.trcoH ISBIUEIB -Atuiinrs cur smsa-m: AXD s^saiu. m n si (men aiu KOWTHI
JR4 Canters from Inception t o Closing

h

Mote: Total population February I , 1943* through Deaesirer 1, 1913, includes persona tersporarily t r a n s f e r r e d t o tsupp Canter; 16
on Fsbrtwerv 1 ; 39 on Ibirch 1 ; 31 on April 1 ; 19 on Jfay 1 ; 51 on June 1; 56 on Jul* 1 ; 69 on August l j 68 on September 1; 59 on
October l j 51 on Nceeubcr l j end 51 on Dsoenber 1 ,
STOW

ABB
jtamii
19

TOHL

CEKIRAl
UTAii

COurulllO c n A "OTHl (UAAHABA
went

n3**1
iioumaiii

JmCAT!

''AKlAeAB

IfiTOXKA

MAF?Jt

THUC lAXE

12

June 1

17,39}

-

7,261

-

9,666

July 1
August 1
rKuteubsr 1
Ootobsr 1
KoYsntoer 1

27,633
40,316
63,031
90,499
109,192

5.606
6,320

0,755
13,262
17,616
17,847
17,677

2,106
9,150
11,555
13,368

.
212
7,460
7,654

.
5,758
10,613
11,107

7,039

9,840
9,95s,
10,072
10,256
10,181

_
4,640
9,200
9,646

.
2,265
8,407

9,036
15,ln»
15,181
15,277
15,393

December 1

110,160

6,294

17,965

13,366

7,651

11,105

7,925

10,177

9,649

8,515

15,3U

January 1
February 1
Barer. 1
April 1
Bay 1
June 1

110,240
110,353
110,181
1'9,646
107,693
105,300

8,232
6,214
6,152
6,332
6,189
8,016

16,039
18,025
17,964
17,941
17,741
17,406

13,420
13,411
13,374
13,372
13,224
12,954

7,656
7,622
7,619
7,476
7,222
7,016

11,062
11,006
10,959
10,666
10,724
10,520

7,932
8,354
6,587
6,526
6,350
8,182

10,121
10,079
9,796
9,707
9,496
9,272

9,861
9,614
9,924
9,772
9,401
6,989

8,548
8,538
8,528
6,478
6,266
8,061

15,369
15,274
15,219
15,124
13,015
14,628

July 1
August 1
SseteaFer 1
October 1
Koeesfcer 1
Deoenbar 1

103,262
101,937
99,927
98,529
97,539
96,963

7,662
7,609
7,662
7,6o6
7,554
7,585

16,995
16,671
16,273
16,013
14,470
14,372

12,663
12,542
12,251
12,056
10,017
9,696

6,931
6,876
6,764
7,194
7,368
7,393

10,307
10,176
10,073
1(1,509
10,426
10,406

7,972
7,806
",649
6,699
6,787
6,726

9,197
9,1*3
9,105
9,045
6,701
8,692

8,752
6,556
6,325
9,530
9,419
9,492

7,695
7,761
7,552
7,123
6,731
6,676

14,630
14,464
14,165
12,153
16,012
15,671

January 1
February 1
Kerch 1
Ajrrtl 1
Bay 1
June 1

96,576
95,576
94,462
92,923
90,960
89,119

7,559
7,438
7,350
7,227
7,084
6,679

14,295
34,109
13,676
13,453
13,241
13,021

9,669
9,600
9,655
9,419
9,199
6,768

7,355
7,176
6,963
6,784
6,685
6,424

10,386
10,242
10,112
9,962
9,760
9,420

6,700
6,632
6,537
6,529
6,467
5,601

8,643
6,580
6,655
6,565
6,456
6,341

9,461
9,374
9,286
9,027
6,656
8,514

6,676
6,600
6,514
6,375
6,246
5,479

15,630
15,625
17,492
17,560
16,964
16,652

July 1
August 1
Aepteiober 1
October 1
KcTsstwr 1

87,363
65,616
84,046
62,634
62.C146

6,727
6,621
6,426
6,260
6,125

12,725
12,517
12,152
12,059
11,881

10,531
10,291
9,951
9,651
9,550

6,816
6,664
6,490
6,403
d^Ti

9,712
9,433
9,241
9,035
etst*

4
4
4
3
3

6,232
6,136
6,057
5,939
5,636

8,335
6,160
8,099
7,972
7,976

7,623
7,279
6,900
6,764
6,700

18,678
16,709
16,726
18,729
lelTlJ)

December 1

81,268

6,026

11,751

9,534

6,311

6,669

3

5,668

7,667

6,669

16,770

80,678
79,605
77,774
75,559
72,806
69,126
63,657
58,951
50,462
35,368
21,398
12,628

5,964
5,863
5,742
5,569
5,413
5,165
4,645
4,176
3,339
1,899
-

11,710
11,460
11,251
10,626
10,421
9,979
9,386
6,750
6,626
2,730
1,063
-

9,550
9,432
9,207
6,986
8,716
8,319
7,684
6,765
5,141
2,760
754
-

6,255
6,177
6,035
5,805
5,411
4,980
6,256
3,758
1,155
1,379
-

8,537
8,445
6,213
7,997
7,556
7,084
6,325
5,714
4,611
3,312
1,156
-

3
2
2
-

7,770
^.STA
7,373
6,651
6,392
5,615
4,937
4,330
3,218
1,462
.

6,747
6,697
6,563
6,339
5,991
5,447
4,910
4,098
3,332
2,175
1,804

-

5,568
5,522
5,435
5,298
5,030
4,658
4,248
3,994
3,552
2,891
1,146
.

.

16,734
16,593
17,953
17,864
17,866
17,879
17,466
17,366
17,266
16,740
15.450
12,628

7,303
5,046
2,808

-

-

.
-

.
-

.
.
-

.
.
.

.
.
.

T F jo9
5,146
2,eOt

.

U6

19 4 3

19 4 4

19 4 5
January 1
February 1
Kerch 1
April 1
Key 1
June 1
July!
Auguet 1
leptettoer 1
October 1
Bownber 1
Becauber 1
19 4 6
January 1
retrruary 1
Ueroh 1
Source,

-

TKCA Fbrm TSO-1, 30CA Fone TE0X2, end Farm "JtA.176

(IS:

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.
.

TAExLE 7 . — t R S W O n POTOAttDM *7XLVT<I.frt n-XU^TS CT 3M&RT^7mW AM) SUSM.*!, 1*-MS BT C^HPS A1TO TOIrTIHt
"TiA "enters frotn Inceotion t o Closing
Hotel Total p u p u l i t t c n February 1 , 19-.3*. through IVsceriher 1 , 19U1, irtclu-tee persona tecTjporsirttj t r a n s f s r r s d t o Leunp Center: 16
on Feboniapy 1; 39 on skrch 1 ; 3a on April 1) 45 on bay 1 ; 5k on Juno 1 ; 58 on July l j 69 on August 1; 66 on Se^tontbtn- l j 59 on
October l j 56 on Nty^mc-rT 1- and 52 on Ifeoenfeer 1 .
TEAH

TOTAL

us™

CTWTHA1
UTAH

COL08ADO
M'.TJt

GILA WVSJt

G8JL6L0A

IEAB.T
I'OUOTAIU

gTlurrsOlffi

-

-

-

MtiZiXkR

IHKIDGKJ.

B0HT3H

7,666

-

-

TL'L3 LAIS

19 6 2

-

17,393

Jura 1
July 1
Ausaft L
Scptinbcr 1
Cctcwr 1
Nonibtr 1
Cuoimbir 1

27,696
60,232
62,936
86,167
100,696
105,611

Juiusry 1
Pcbl .,, ;. 1
Kirch 1
April 1
•V 1
June 1
July 1
August 1
Septaubar 1
October 1
flcvubcr 1
Duceubur 1

-

7,281

46*

6,778
7,765

9,706
9,854
10,001
9,213
9,091
9,870

4,839
8,331
7,933
8,656

2,2*6
8,228
8,401

9,038
15,020
15,170
14,666
14,438
16,819

10,767
10,698
10,601
10,498
10,171
9,795

7,817
8,268
8,488
8,399
8,231
9,011

9,915
9,878
9,605
9,497
9,170
8,685

9,230
9,309
9,397
9,130
8,317
7,755

8,44?
8,455
8,444
8,387
8,125
7,849

15,086
15,008
14,917
14,579
14,136
13,779

9,290
9,166
8,998
9,119
9,278

7,816
7,679
7,526

9,675

*;fo2
6,601

8,686
8,738
8,695
8,506
8,177
8,670

7,558
7,031
7,006
8,082
6,923
8,595

7,6627,500
7.122

9,730

6,266
6,206
5,931
i , 676
6,523
6,817

13,483
13,286
15,056
11,198
15 W
14,770

6,617
6,560
6,667
6,638
6,345
5,538

3,682
8,616
6,686
6,613
6,263
5,670

8,966
8,857
8,695
8,454
8,136
7,536

6,557
6,480
6,333
6,361
6,022
5,162

14,852
14,888
16,806
16,910
16,941
18,631

5,472
5,452
5,631
5,179
5,226
5,494

7,058
6,862
6,930
6,510
6,697
7,297

7,178
6,696
6,661
6,3?6
6,357
6,500

18,656
18,689
18,712
18,710
18,710
18,762

5,549
5,466
5,374
5,268
4,966
4,523

7,421
7,314
7,117
6,722
6,263
5,496

6,661
6,626
6,491
6,255
5,897
5,372

18,726
18,589
17,945
17,862
17,878
17.B62

4,058
3,769
3,366
2,576
1,122

4,67,9
4,244
3,167
1,467

6,786
3,998
3,255
2.115
1.783

17,454
17,361
17,253
16,575
15,323
12,565

5,801
7,691
7,882

8,756
13,256
17,806
17,293
16,906
17,318

2,106
9,168
11,553
13,233
13,266

212
7,0806,360
6,76.

5,758
9,966
9,875
10,673

107,369
107,790
107,587
105,950
102,280
98,693

7,907
7,966
7,933
7,986
7,766
7,537

17,578
17,561
17,517
17,326
16,653
15,987

13,360
13,333
13,293
13,266
12,990
12,601

7,282
7,318
7,263
6,874
6,(98
6,660

96,175
96,331
92,189

7,351
7,073
6,986

15,668
15,350
16,361
16,549
13,162

12,357
12,216
11,90!
11,683

13,626

19 6 3

19

•

88,670
91,735

'ffl
7,178

9:s5

Juouur* 1
Flbruiry- 1
Kirch 1
April 1
Mur 1
June 1

93,105
92,267
91,065
89,507
87,826
86,296

7,306
7,228
7,166
7,028
6,866
6,487

13,708
13,607
13,370
13,030
12,800
12,312

9,727
9,673
9,502
9,251
9,051
8,578

6,99*
6,810
6,647
6,438
6,369
5,815

9,898
9,750
9,617
9,604
9,073
8,587

July 1
August 1
raptcuber 1
October 1
Koicctwr 1
ucescbsr 1

61,103
79,387
78,069
76,195
76,962
79,130

6,081
5,869
5,812
5,613
5,666
5,838

11,719
11,573
11,136
11,065
11,078
11,282

10,1869,962
9,625
9,277
9,266
9,660

6,097
5,895
5,708
5,661
5,895
6,192

8,658
8,413.
8,25*
7,866
8,069
8,325

Jinuiry 1
J'ltnjiry 1
Kerch 1
April 1
utr/1
June 1

79,770
78,726
76,760
76,806
71,957
68,133

5,922
5,814
5,698
5,506
5,322
5,027

11,606
11,137
10,910
10,693
10,216
9,766

9,49?
9,357
9,146
8,922
8,625
8,212

6,199
6,098
5,96*
5,702
5,336
6,866

8,393
8,323
8,093
7,896
7,476
7,011

July 1
Aciuct 1
Septa pun r 1
October J
Kosceber 1
Dcnurir 1

62,558
57,668
69,606
36,316
21,161
12,565

6,667
4,033
3,270
1,855

9,133
8,430
6,558
2,515
1,068

7,516
6,600
4,967
2,613
738

6,126
3,657
3,088
1,3*3

6,221
5,596
4,506
3,215
1,127

-

km
6,421

66

19 6 9

-

1

19 6 6
January i
February 1
lurch 1

Soimei

7,269
5,065
2,806

~

"
-

HCCA Fora TSO-l', HCCA Form T30-2, end Farm

-

1

:

:

Itflj-itfv

(1*3

~

~

7,269
5,045
2,806

RESIDENT POPULATION BY CENTER
MAY I, I94E - APRIL 1,1946

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AHII SEASOnAl, lvgVg

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INCIDDI1E FSACII6ES Oil SHORT-TOTl
iTO SEASOSAL lAWE

1915:

1943

1941

1945

I4LL MU InCliTiaS

oi.orn

1/98,569

54,071

57,315

65,461

Central Utah

7,125

7,456

6,410

4,689

-

7,473

14,06?

15,801

12,223

8,350

-

9,661

12,192

9,460

6,924

-

Granada

5,098

6,691

6,210

4,640

-

Heart llmintain

9,068

9,84*

6,624

6,169

-

Colorado liver
Oila Kivvr

19*6

19*2

5,040

1943

1944

1945

1946

^104,299

56,56*

56,216

5,052

7,936

6,612

4,784

14,401

16,626

12,923

6,566

9,909

12,434

9,667

7,029

5,749

7,266

6,705

4,721

9,696

10,588

9,572

6,268

Jeroae

7,272

7,680

6,324

-

-

7,462

7,614

6,414

3/2

danaaiiar

9,628

9,002

6,163

4,162

-

10,017

9,364

6,592

4,306

klnidofca

7,436

8,194

7,664

5,403

-

8,434

9,320

8,577

5,553

Roomer

6,296

7,627

6/346

4,840

-

6,396

7,850

6,654

4,918

11,940

14,032

17,606

17,113

5,040

12,236

14,834

17,656

17,154

Tills lake
1/

Includes average first of 00010 population for Leupp Canter which ess in ooeration for 11 nonthe in 1943.

5,052

{Sea feeble 65

2/ Refers to peraona on short-term and eeesonal leave from JertvaB ahan that canter closed 6-30-44.
Source! VCCA Form TSO-1 and Farm ffM-176

MHLS 9.—STT nBEROAr-g IS RTailfueT ItjPJUnav K cnrraii

Si, CtaraVers, Semlmchthly, July 1, 1945 - Deoeefcer 31, 1915

hotei Excludes evacuees on ahcrt-torm leavs.
Pi 31100

TOTAL

TOTAL

OT.KlRIlL
neujj

COIOISOO
jrrueo,

GILA
RTvTjl

0*4VJ448A

IftffiT
jiyllFflAIF

2AHZAMI1

nillsCrlA

BOWITJI

TuIZ
ijurg

55,269

4,447

9,133

7,514

4,126

6,221

4,058

4,619

4,766

10,185

July 1-15

1,870

164

231

334

230

271

77

226

200

117

July 16-31

3,020

230

472

560

239

354

212

349

566

-4

Aue 1-15

2,672

216

517

725

316

317

139

250

161

31

AUR 16-31

5,590

547

X,335

928

253

775

266

627

582

57

Sept 1-15

7,667

719

2,256

1,136

772.

654

424

909

707

290

Sept 16-30

7,223

496

1,767

1,196

953

635

342

791

433

388

Oct 1-15

5,043

756

463

541

1,363

258

330

745

95

470

Oct 16-31

8,112

1,097

1,004

1,304

-

1,630

1,126

722

237

782

HOT 1-15

5,324

-

623

736

-

1,127

656

-

625

953

(tor 16-30

3,292

-

245

961

-

4,315

.

Deo 1-15
Boo 16-31
Source!

.

.

-

.

-

Form "-Ht-175

(21)

264
-

-

-

-

958

-

9
.

1,625
6

1
4,315

NET DECREASE IN POPULATION BY CENTER
SEMIMONTHLY JULY I-DECEMBER 31,1945

Source:

Table 9

SECTION III
RELOCATION
The tables in this section are devoted to the summarization of
evacuee movements in and out of centers as a result'of WRA's relocation
policy, together with a description of the relocated group. For a discussion of the regulations involved, revisions to leave policy, and
other qualifying factors, refer to the reports WRA - A Story of Human
Conservation and The Relocation Program published by the Government
Printing Office.

Definition of Terms
Indefinite Leave
Indefinite leave was granted to evacuees leaving centers for an
indefinite period or to evacuees on seasonal or short-term leave desiring permanent leave status between July 20, 1942 (the date of the first
tentative indefinite leave policy) and December 19, 1944. Although
some persons on indefinite leave received permission, to re-enter a center, those granted indefinite leave were considered to have departed
from the custody of YJRA, Indefinite leave was classified by the Statistics Section in accordance with the prescribed leave procedure into
the following general types:
(1) Relocation - refers to the movement of evacuees out of the
centers and back into private life, categorized as follows:
(a) Community Invitation refers to evacuees making arrangements to live in a hotel, hostel, or In a private home
approved by a Relocation Officer while arranging for
employment, and to evacuees going to an area pursuant
to a notice from a Relocation Officer that the area
was approved and that there were jobs available,
(b) Education refers to evacuees
attend'a"college, university
sional school. This type of
school children accompanying
Students who planned to work
classified as Employment.

(23)

leaving the center to
or business or profesleave does not include
or going to join parents.
part time'usually were

(c) Employment refers to evacuees accepting employment or
otherwise'engaged in gainful pursuits,
(d) Join or Accompany Family refers to evacuees, including
children who had not reached their 17th birthday and
other dependents, who were accompanying or going to
join an evacuee who was relocating or who had already
relocated.
(e) Mixed Marriage Release refers to families with one or
more non-Japanese members, and to individuals of partial non-Japanese descent who were allowed to return
to the evacuated area prior to January 3» 1945 (the
date the West Coast was reopened to persons of Japanese descent),
(f) Return to Free Area refers to evacuees who were permitted to return to their homes in the evacuated area
of Arizona which was reclassified as a "free area",
(2) United States Armed Forces - refers to evacuees volunteering for the armed forcesj to evacuees notified by local
Selective Service boards to report for induction; to evacuees conmiissioned or accepted for enlistment in the Army,
Navy, or auxiliary n&litary language schools; and to evacuees accepted for enlistment in the WAC, the WAVES, etc.
(3) Institution - refers to evacuees committed to mental and
penal institutions, including reformatories, and to evacuees entering tuberculous sanitoria, hospitals, rest homes,
and orphanages,
(4) Department of Justice Internment - refers to aliens interned under the war power of the United States Government and
to aliens deported or held pending deportation proceedings
(only three persons directly involved in deportation).
Voluntary Internment refers to family members (citizens and
aliens) who, of their own volition, joined an interned
alien at Crystal City Family Internment Camp administered
by the Department of Justice,
(5) To Japan - refers to evacuees leaving WRA centers for
Japan,

(24)

Terminal Departure
With the revocation of the West Coast exclusion order by the
Western Defense Command becoming effective January 3, 1945, WRA announced its plan for the closing of centers and abolished the leave
clearance provisions of its leave regulations on December 20, 1944,
Evacuees departing permanently or converting from short-term and seasonal leave after that date were considered as terminal departures,
Reinductions were not permitted for evacuees who left the centers for
purposes of relocation after December 20, 1944, and only those persons
granted special permission by the National Director and persons on
indefinite leave (trial period) were reinstated as residents. Terminal
departures were broken down by the Statistics Section, in accordance
with prescribed relocation procedures, into the following general
classifications:
(1) With Relocation Grant - refers to evacuees leaving the
custody of WRA who requested and were granted financial
assistance,
(2) Without Relocation Grant - refers to evacuees leaving the
custody of WRA who did not receive financial assistance.
Evacuees who over-stayed the expiration date of a shortterm or seasonal leave were automatically converted to
Terminal Departure-Without Relocation Grant,
(3) Armed Forces - refers to evacuees entering the armed forces
under the conditions mentioned under indefinite leave. To
avoid the reinduction of any individual issued a terminal
departure, an evacuee reporting for a pre-induction physical examination or for induction into the Army departed
under the provisions of a short-term leave, and, if at the
end of 30 days he had not returned to the center, he was
converted to terminal departure,
(4) Institution - refers to evacuees entering institutions
under the conditions mentioned under indefinite leave
above. To avoid the reinduction of any individual issued
a terminal departure, an evacuee leaving for an institution departed under the provisions of a short-term leave,
and, if at the close of the center he had not been discharged to the center, he was converted to terminal departure,
(5) Department of Justice Internment and Voluntary Internment refer to aliens and family members entering internment
camps under the conditions mentioned under indefinite leave
above*
(25)

(6) To Japan - refers to evacuees leaving for Japan from Tule
Lake,
Seasonal Leave
Seasonal leave (also called work-group leave) was granted to
evacuees leaving centers for seasonal agricultural work for a specified
period of time which could be extended. The first seasonal leave was
issued in June 1942 and issuance of this type of leave was continued
until December 20, 1944. Persons on seasonal leave were eligible to
apply for conversions of their leave status to indefinite leave or
terminal departure, and until such conversions were effected they remained under the custody of WRA,
Also pertinent to the seasonal leave program were assignments
of seasonal workers. Assigned persons refer to persons on seasonal
leave from a WCCA assembly center (or direct evacuation area) or a WRA
center whose custody was transferred via assignment to a second center"
without induction into the second center. The three types of assignments reflected in column 16 of table 10 are as follows:
(1) Seasonal workers on work furlough from WCCA assembly centers and direct evacuation areas who were assigned to WRA
on October 31, 1942. Of the 1,579 seasonal workers assigned to WRA centers, 826 were admitted to centers and 753
applied to a WRA field office and were granted conversions
to indefinite leave or terminal departure without entering
the center to which they were assigned (see tables 1 and
3).
(2) When Tule Lake became a segregation center in September
1943, there were 137 persons on seasonal leave assigned to
other centers who were granted conversions to indefinite
leave or terminal departure without entering the center to
which they were assigned,
(3) When Jerome closed June 30, 1944, there were 9 persons on
seasonal leave assigned to other centers who were granted
conversions to indefinite leave without entering the center
to which they were assigned,
Short-Term Leave
Short-term leave (also called short-term pass) was issued to
evacuees who wished to leave the center for a period of a few days or a
few weeks to negotiate a property arrangement, consult a medical specialist, or transact other personal business, including visits to other
(26)

relocation c e n t e r s . After December 20, 1944 short-term leave was i s sued with emphasis on the promotion of permanent r e l o c a t i o n , including
investigation of relocation opportunities, interviewing prospective
employers, e t c . After t h i s date short-term leave was also issued to
evacuees departing for pre-induction physical examinations and for i n duction into the armed forces, and for departures to i n s t i t u t i o n s for
emergency h o s p i t a l i z a t i o n , for incarceration in a j a i l or other penal
i n s t i t u t i o n for a period not in excess of six months,, or for p a r t i c i pation in criminal proceedings where the period of departure would not
exceed s i x months. Persons on short-term leave were e l i g i b l e to apply
for conversion of leave s t a t u s to seasonal leave, i n d e f i n i t e leave and
terminal departure, and u n t i l conversion to indefinite leave or terminal departure was effected they remained under the custody of WRA,
Conversions
Conversions apply to persons who were away from centers on
short-term or seasonal leave (1) who applied for and were granted another kind of leave or a transfer to another center without returning
to the center from which they departed on temporary leave, and (2) who
were deceased.
Wet Change in Indefinite Leave and Terminal Departure
Wet change in i n d e f i n i t e leave and terminal departure refers to
the n e t increase in any p a r t i c u l a r period due t o departures, l e s s admissions and transfers to other c e n t e r s , plus conversions from s h o r t term and seasonal leave.
Net Change in Seasonal Leave
Net change in seasonal leave r e f e r s to the net increase or decrease in any p a r t i c u l a r period due to departures, plus conversions
from short-term leave and assignments, les3 admissions and conversions
to i n d e f i n i t e and terminal departure, transfers and death.
Net Change in Short-Term Leave
Net change in short-term leave r e f e r s to the net increase or
decrease in any p a r t i c u l a r period due to departures, l e s s admissions
and conversions to seasonal, i n d e f i n i t e and terminal departure, t r a n s fer and death.
Net Absences End of Month
Wet absences end of month refer to the cumulative number of persons away from the center on leave a t any p a r t i c u l a r period.
(27)

Table Content
Table 10 represents a highly condensed series picturing the departures on, admissions from, and conversions pertinent to short-term,
seasonal, and Indefinite leave and terminal departure, by center, occurring during each month the centers were in operation, together with
the net number away from the centers at the end of the month on each
type of leave. The net increase in final departures as shown in figure
5, covering monthly relocation from inception to closing of centers,
was plotted from column 3 of table 10.
Tn table 11 the monthly relocation rate per 1,000 population
from January 1943 to March 1946 is computed from the net increase in
indefinite leave and terminal departure appearing in table 10 and the
first of the month population appearing in table 6. Major transfer
movements affect the population base for most centers at certain periods; namely, segregation moves to and from Tule Lake between September
1943 and May 1944, and transfers from Jerome at the time it closed in
June 1944. The resultant rate for any period following the month in
which an undue change in the population base occurred will obviously be
lower or higher than the net increase in relocation*warrants. The allcenter rate is not, however, subject to such increases or decreases
inasmuch as transfers between centers are not reflected in the allcenter population base.
The state and postal address of the first destination of persons
departing for the last time from WRA centers for purposes of relocation
are shown in table 12. All destinations are classified by the postal
address furnished WRA by the evacuees when they relocated with the result that rural-farm population in surrounding areas are included with
each post office address. Postal addresses are enumerated for only
those addresses to which 200 or more evacuees relocated directly from
centers.
In table 13 total reported returns of evacuees to the three West
Coast States are compared with the 1940 population of Japanese descent
by county and post office address. Returns were reported for those
evacuees relocating to these states directly from WRA centers and for
those evacuees already relocated who requested and received WRA financial assistance to return to the West Coast States. The same qualifications of postal address applying in table 12 are applicable in this
table. The 1940 population figures for these states, by county, were
obtained from U. S. Bureau of the Census publications.
Table 14 gives the age, sex and nativity composition of the relocated group at six month intervals from December 31, 1942 to December
31, 1944. It will be noted that the age groups most vitally affected

(28)

by relocation are 20-24, 15-19 and 25-29. The age composition of the
relocated group as compared with the 1942 population and the r e s i d u a l
population December 31, 1944 i s further highlighted in figure 4 .
Table 15 compares the original group of evacuees who entered WRA
centers with those evacuees who had relocated as of May 31, 1944 and as
of December 31, 1944 with respect to occupational classifications, sex
and nativity. Evacuees under 14 years of age are excluded from this
summary.
Tables 16 and 17 are devoted to a family study made from the
Final Accountability Rosters for Manzanar and Minidoka and depict the
semiannual period in wnich family members of each family size departed
for the last time from the center. Each family is tabulated semiannually according to the cumulative number of family members permanently
departed from the center on each date. Families who entered as transfers from other centers and families whose final departures were transfers to other centers are excluded from these tables.
Table 18 summarizes the total number of evacuees known to have
sailed to Hawaii, including those persons who were originally evacuated
from Hawaii, and evacuees from the mainland wno relocated to Hawaii,
Of the 1,108 evacuees who sailed, 912 left WRA centers for Hawaii and
196 relocated from centers to destinations on the mainland and subsequently sailed to Hawaii.
Source of Data
WRA centers documented egress and ingress by submitting daily
to the Washington Office from February 1, 1943 to closing of centers a
Departure Advice, Form WRA-178, for every evacuee departing on shortterm, seasonal and indefinite and terminal departure; an Admission Advice, Form WRA-177, for every evacuee returning from short-term, seasonal and indefinite leave; and a Change of Status Advice, Form WRA-222,
for every evacuee on temporary leave whose leave status was changed
without returning to the center. These daily shipments of advices were
numerically summarized on a Daily Evacuee Population Summary, Form WRA176, which disclosed, among other things, the number of persons departing each day, the number of persons admitted, the number of persons
converting, together with the cumulative number absent from the center
on the various types of leave.
The advices and the daily summaries were submitted daily from
February 1, 1943 to the closing of centers. For the period prior to
that time similar information was compiled from WCCA Form T30-1, Daily
Population Report, and WCCA Form TSO-2, Daily Recapitulation. These
records are deposited with the National Archives.
(29)

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(10)
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TOTAL
I J If 2

in

June
July
Augtwt
Septemlh* r
October
Ho vamber
December
i 9 1* J
January
February
fcnrcb.
Acrll

"

June
July
AuRuat
September
October
So*ember
December

3,860

1,897

6,463

1,869
8,755
6.869
7,606
9,5«9
11,180
13,360
15,166
16,386
17,801
17,866

10, OK
16,313
16,696
18.786
21,078
23.632
89.193
32,629
81,319

I 9 6 5
January
February
Hare*
April
Hay
JUD*
July
Aorrtflt
Sep tar-bar
Qctobar
KoTembar
Deeeaber
1 9 6 6
Jaaua-rY
February
Harcb
iifjurr*.

.

28.931
83.983
85,735
87,919
31.153
39.595
3&.610
38,111
90,108
39.599
37.618
37,097

19,188
20,506
88,119
86,385
80,388
88,315
30,081
38,116
33,669
3S..665
35,656
35,989

18,870

37,189

IJ 0,899
60,336
65,5-00
69.136
56.773
59.770
08,090
83,818
96,650
105,088
110,387

59,865
61,581
66,(61
68,163
53,676
58,687
07,036
88,160
96,813
105,005
110,353

-

-

118,631
111,690
117,696

118,630
116,288
117,696

September
.••••--LI
Op t o t * P
Boritsber
December

6

1

-

1 9 U
January
TebniFry
Kartb
Anrtl
hay
June
Juljf

65
873

3,737

6>53

«BJ

:

IK
1(2
6,653
9.113
5,621

_
18

117.696
866

_

11

67

155
2:1
157

115,928
886

_

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812
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19*

gov

16,971

15,775
607

631
002'
= 20
2,116
8.537
8.183
1.591
8, l60
1,886
1,160

8,956

76

36

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10

s.

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1.358
16
10
11

106
130
119
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166
135
310
8 =2

1.90 8
2,760
8.055
1,668
8,189
1.799
1,111

663

516
K7

18,165

18,790

1.878
1,586
1,813
8,066
1,963

1,805
1.389
1.705
1,636
1.977
8,131
1,858
3,077
1,=38
1,186
1.301
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2.033
1,355
976
1,009
535
76,366

5.399

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3.933
136
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2,031
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1,861

816

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97
167
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7.361

1.336
2.135
8.185
3,818
3.667
5,235
6,800
8,608
16,006
13.676
8,698
5,387
7,326

8,377
2,258
3,806

2,860
2,858
8,806

1,800
2.076
2.316
8,860
3.708
5,331
5.013
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I'.186
16.053
8.798
2,768

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TABLE ll.—MLoCATIOf UTS ft:n 1,000 POPULATICN, St CSNT3"; ANn MOSTKi

WRA C e n t e r s January 19 4J - 4 . r c h 194b

Hotel R a t e s e q u a l t h e n e t in-cressa i n p e r s o n s on i n d e f i n i t e l e a v e ar.d tertrtcukl d e p a r t u r e during j&cmth p e r 1,300 r e a l d c n t p o p u l a t i o n i i n c l u d i n g
pareona on i h o r t ^ t a r o end aeeaonel leave) a t b e g i n n i n g of e o n t h . J-el incrsttaa on i n d - f i n i t e Leave and t e r m i n a l d e p a r t u r a for Tula i.ti-t excludes
a P 3Su ouj,ee t r a n s f e r s t o i n t e r n m e n t and s a i l i n g s t o Japan from t h a t c e n t e r bets-sen Uficthmbor 194* and -Vrcz. 1<3>4(>.
FUllO)

ALL VKA
CKNT5B3

CfFNTRAL
UTAH

C0LWA3O
FHYD1

C1LA
FUVTTR

GRAKA0A

HLAP.T
MOUNTAIN

JEAOME

MANZANAA

MINIDOKA

itcRin

TU1A7
] 4.817

3.0
5.6
70.0

1.7
7.0
2.4
10.4
12.6
11.7
10.9
21.5
26.2

M M
January
February
March
April
•W
lira
Julj
Aug u at.
baptaacar
1 1 la:
Acraabar
Dacaabar
1 a 4 4
January
i n ! : •!!.! ,

March
April

•V

JUM

July
Auguat
aaptanaar
. : t.l -i
urrraabar
Oaear-bar
1 9

4

3.5
5.0

a.2

W.J
23.6
20.5
15.4
21.2
IB . 3
12.4
10.5
9.0

15.5
16.9
23 . 6

.1 .i
26.4
26.:;
1' .9

3.5
11.2
12.3

21 .2
2;.r
23.9
13-2
21.1
19.9
15.4
13.1
10.2

15.6
17.1
26.1
19.4

15-3
L5.1

29.2
29.1
24.9
25.2
2 6 .A
22.6
21.1

T.4

9.5

12.7
It .5

29.1
22.9
27.;5
34.4
39.J
101.1
107.6
200.4

10.4
20 A

2.2
J.6
3.7
11.4
21.4
25.0
20.5
25.J
17.5

lj.l
1/6.4
7.0

14.7
16.2

26.a
1 7 .j
16.4
24.6
19.2
,1.1
9.6

i6.a
13-0
4.6

2.9
3-5
3-4
11,4

a .6

22.5
12.9

25.2
16.9
13.7
1/16.1
6.3

9.2
17.3
27.4

• ;-7

36.9
36.5
1/23.4
35.0
32.2
13.6
4.8

-

6.4
2.4
22.1
37.9
32.5
17.1
12.1
20.5
25.7
1/21.5
9.5
9.9

26.3
30.5
32.4
L9.2
26,4
30.1
1/26.6

30-5
17.9
9.5
Lt.O
12.5

6.3
5-5
7.9
,6.2
20.3
21.6
13.9
U.I
13.6
1/9.2
8.1

3.0

4.8

4,2
6.6
22.1
22.4
27,4

6.5
7.6

3.1

23.1
16.8
17.9
3/10.4
14.0
6.0

15.4
14.1
,6.2

17.0
11.8
15.0

23.3
23.5
24.2
1/30.2
21.8

14.6
17.8

23.B
18.0
26.0
16.8

a

21.0
19.6
11.4
6.9

7-9

8.2
9.4
16.7
39.0
46.0
26,0
24.1
23.2
18.4

22.5
25.1
20.1
16.7
29.2

8.6
6.2
2/4.4
6.1

1/12.7
11.7
17.3

13-5
2/10.1
1/11.0
4.8

9.3

14.1

14.3

9.7
1/16.2
11.7
19.8
19.7
16.2
16.0
20.0
19.2
30.B

13-9
30.4
33.6
26.3
25.6
23.4
22,3

14.6

15.9

19.3
10.9
16.3
12.5

#a
i
,7

I

,7
7

23.5
21.6
40.5
1/48.4

f
8
J

1/50.9

57.4
22.a
11.5
.1

}.'

t*

-6.1

t

5

• V i m ;

February
•Arab
April

"V

JuAa
July
Auguat
Saptaabar
Octabar
NDvaabar
Darraajbar
1 » 1 b
January
Fabruary
March

26.2

37.9
bo. e
11.3
76.9
145.0
299.8
391.3
391.1
142.3

431.3

.

21.3
,0.6

15.0

39.5
38.7
42.9
54.6
66.1.

24.7
31.4
46.4

219.9
6W.5
6OI.5
a

23.5

77.2
120.6
240.4
46J.1
727.9

14.9
24.1
(9.4
69.4
80.2
145.6
117.5
161.3
562.6
a

U.9
28.9
28,0
55-4
63.3
108.6
91.9
193.6
261.1
651.9

*

*

11.6
15.8
25.9
52.7

24.a
63,2
61.0

111. 4
186.4
605. j

*

26.9
27.5
70.4
61.6
121.3
120.J
122.7
256.4
539.9

6.3
20.6
34.6
55-4
91.1
99.1
166.0
187.4
347.5
170.6

*

.2

.5
.9

1.6
1.6
2.7
2.6
6.7
33.4
79.9
256.9
142.3

311.B

311.6

361.9

361.9

if
"1 ii 1 r - nK- >6i iMf.-ef.ittj.oji c e n t e r betseon d e p t r t b a r 1J4J and ir D e*ab;ir -V4- ; hence r a t e s not • i g n i f J.cant.
*
Last svacusa departed d u r i n g month.
A,' Rata i s loirer t b a n n e t i n c r « a e t y n r e l o c a t i o n s i r r a n t i due t o i n c r e a s e i n p o p u l a t i o n boas ITS s u i t i n g from t r a n s f e r s i n fron o t h e r c a n t o r s .
2/ Rata i s h i g h e r than n e t i n c r e a s e lit r e l o c a t i o n » n r a f l t f l due t o d e c r e e s * I n p o p u l a t i o n huds r e s u l t i n g f r o a tranefoire t o o t h e r c e n t e r s .
5dLu-os:

Tables 6 and 10

(41!

TJIBtfc 12

STK& Wn POET OJTICL A3DXK33 OF RHiT MPTIKHiai BY tUTI/TTt, P»10a J ^ A S Y 1, 1**5 AnH JUTCJUtT 1 , 1«?*S AUTO LAT^i

tacU«Q*

S s l c c a t l n r Trim W* CMt*r>, 19*? - 19*6

Hota. Rsfere to ret»rt9d d e s t i n a t i o n s of evacuees on l a t t permanent dapaxture fros. VRA. Ssntsr* excluding deoerturna t o '1, 5 f Artnad P o r o - i , i n s t t t i r t i o n a . Tlmanrtmen., o f J u s t i c e rntarnnent ?ajnpB, to .Tatjan, and:
dearths In c e n t e r s ; subsequent nkoveaiints Of r e l o c a t e d aracuafe from ana address: ta another are not r e f l e c t e d in t h i s t a b l e . All d r t t i n s t 1 una ere c l r u s f f l f d by p o s t a l address e i t h r e s u l t t h a t rural-fsnfl pooulnt l o a i n aurrotittdtft^ *rea are fnfilud49<J with each neat o f f i c e a d d r e s s ; Oflly tnoae p o s t a l addresses t o ahleh 2W or Bar* e s a c u e s i r e l o c a t e d d i r e c t l y front Centers, e y e l i s t e d .
T i e r t o January }t 1?*S. a l l aarta
Of t h e United S t a t e s except the excluded area foonpossd rcurhly of the e e e t e r n tialT of "TaehirtEton sad f r e r o n , a l l of l a l i f o r a l a , fend t h e southern part of hri-Efma.) *ara open to r e i n e s t i n e sraeueesi 313 ,r.ir.-j-.rv 3
r e s t r i c t i o n s on return af evacuee! t o excluded a r e s sere l i f t e d except for persons served i n d i v i d u a l e x o l u f i s n ordsrs by t h s TfaeterTi !>afen*e ^CTcard.
StVm AttD PtTJTAL AUmfiHS

or

1(_ 1

ti

Total

iVlxinr
i/t/45

AvOfilOAH

W45

sBORtt
-" I

m t 3 T IJRSTTNA TI or

Total

TOTAL

106,925

31,625

75,300

1,155

1,906

547

lot,570
100,0

29,817
28.5

74,751
71.5

66,219
100.0

24,861

103,605

29,753

7 3,616

65,460

A

?

2

Arinoam
Olnridala
otnor

616
1ST
111

I*'!
73
7"

666
414
252

Arkonoa,

161

71

43,775

1/154

uastTMATioM ( n o o n
BBTTFtATim Kt-Olft

.RTnibar)
[ p , „ „ t ,

Onltod S t o t S t
B a l i .

s

TOTAL
FTlSB
1/1/45

OaliPorala.
llnaadA
Barkola*
'urban.

Dlatfaa
Tlorln
roller
Traoro
SarAana
Ouadalup.
Lodl
Lcmlta
Lang Bnnch
Laaala
La. Angelas
UontarsnUountoln v i a *
Hoaeoatla
Oakland
Palo Alto
Porlisr
PsSndsn*
Ponryn
Saodlag
Rlobnono
Sacranonto
dan Dingo
Son TTanciaco
Sangar
dan JOBS

San Hotno
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara
Salaa
stootton
Panioa
Walnut Orooa

m
6t4
ojB
P01
Pft
329
1,535
368
J>86
775
218
1,011
211
10,125
313
251
226

777

aa,

A
-2
-5
52-4

245
351

U

5«5

i

420
443
261
2,765
501
2,845
352
1,712
334
247
260
319
1,574
223
592

-A
-4
-1
-4
"
4.

i lattnr

K

roRustT Boajr

lA/45
A tartar

74 0

T

A

a

T

A T A

0

V A

Fti-or

Total

I

L A

& 1 K

I

L A

B

1/1/45
* Lator

Totai

P
TOTAL
Prior
W 4 5
1/V4J 1 Lator

I

R
0
B
H
AOSOUOAJI BOTH
Total

Prior

T
TORSION

BORK

1A/45

1/1/45
I Lator

Total

Prior
3/V45

A Lator

a

L

38,151
100.0

M56
1=.?

33,355
87.1

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

1OO.0

100,0

100,0

37.6

41,358
42.4

24,837

40,623

311,149

*,75B

98.7

98.9

'9.9

96.2

99.5

100.0

»;,i

7

-

7

503

177

376

774

53

77 i

74

221
155

315
213
10!

140

116

7]

95

45

43,581
211
844
228
201
251
325
1,532
366
284
777
218
1,005
211
10,077
313
291
226

22,963
117
430
112
102
183
174
760
212
134
•3Hi
555
101
5,127
140
154
126
407
133
200
321
236
211
139
1,500
260
1,343
179
1,064
162
130
133
166

17C

22,793
117
430
112
102
183
170
760
212
132
338
113
554
101
5,0*4
140
154
128
404
118
200
319
23*
211
134
1,497
260
1,341
179
1,080
162
129
133
162

20,812
54
414
116
95

773
230
391
587
424
443
261
2,765
501
2,641
352
1,708
334
246
260
315
1,574
223
552

z

756
122
308

a4

-7
5
!':
-3
15

-2
-3
-7
-4
a

1

-4
•

756
122
308

111
ir;

772
156
152'
441
105'
455
110
5,002
173
137
98
370
112
151
263
1B6
232
127
1,265
241
1,502
173
648
172
117
121
153
616
. 101
284

33,153

95.1

99.9

-

2

B

.

?s

.a
•5
.3

.5

.9

.2

.6

?

250
153
57

•3

-

45

.2

20,788
94
414
11*
95
111
155
772
.156
152
441
105
455
110
4,593
173
137
98
365
112
191
26S
186
232
127
1,268
2*1
1,500
113
648
172
117
127
153
618
101
284

41.9
.2

10

21

-?
-1
•m
1•-J
"

.8
.2
,2
.3
.3
1.5
.4
.3
.7
.2
1.0
.2
9.8
.3
.3
.2

•7
.2
.4

.6
.4
.4
.2
2.6
.

.5
2.7

.3
1.6
.3
.2
.2
.3
1.5
.2

.6

*

*

.
•'•

-

*

-

.

.9

.7
.4

.?
.6

.3

.8
.5
.3

.3

.6
-1

.1

.2

.2

.1

.1

.7

58.2
.3
1.1

34.6
.2
.6
.2
.2
.3
•3
1.1
.3
.2

.1

•
a.
•
.
«
. 2*
.1
*
•
.
.
.
-4
.
.
•
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.3
.3
.4
.4
2.0

.5
.4
1.0

•3
1.4

.3
13.5
.4
.1

.2
1.0
.3
.5
.9
.6
.6
•3
3.7
.7

3.8
.5

2.3
.4

.'•
•3
.4
7.1

•.113

.5
.2
.8
.2

7-7
.2
.2
.2
.6
.2

.3
.5
.4

.3
.2
2.3
.4
2.0
.3
1.6
.2
.2
.2

•3

1.1
.2

.5

.2

»
-r
*
'
•
*
*
.1. 1*

55.1
1.0

.3
.3

•3

1.6

1*3
12.4

.4
2.0
.4
.4
1.1
.3
1.2
.3
13.0

.5
.4

•3
1.0

3.1

1.0
.3
.5
.7
.5
.6
.3
3.3

3^3

.8
3.9

r

«
*
»
'
»
*
-0
*
0*
"

54.3
.2
1.1

2.4

l.S

.5

1.7
.4
.3
.3
.4
2.1
.3
.7

.1

.3

•5
•»
-

.1

.a

•
•
•
*»
•
•

62.3

.:
•3
.3

1.2

.3

•5

2.3

.5
.5
1.3

.3
1.4

.3

15.2

.5
.4

,3
1.1

.3
.6

.6
.6
.7
.4

i.e

•7

4.5
.5
1.9

.5
.4

•4

-J
2.4

.;
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TUPLE 12,— STATE ABU POST OPTICS AOTWfflS OP P1SST HESTISATIOS BT BATIPTTT, PSIOB JAUJAHT 1, 19*5 ISO JABUABT 1, 19*5 AH) LETCU Bvmfflieoo Bolncetinr fron PSA Salter*, 19*2 - 19*6 (Centime! >
^^^^^^^^^^^^~^^^^^^^^^^^^~
STATS AHB POSTAL 4D0BE9S

PTBST BPATTISATIOH
^^^^^^^^^^^^___^___—_
•hteoorille
Other
Colored*
Boulder
Oeitrer
Creed Junetion
otter
Connoetleut
tJeleenre
Oletrlet of Ce.lneA.te.

M
TOTAL

~Tottl'

f^TT^

37*
11,065
6,109
239
3,12*
202
2,5*3

lA/*5
93
3,135
161
1,299
156
1,519

1*6
7

^^^
23?
6,077
*,324
181
2,203
1*4
1,796

115

P
I

127

2*3

Ploride

37

9

29

20

OeorjU

10

8

2

6

3,932
269
457
373
338
307
2,168

2,08*
210
215
1*8
212
162
1,137

1,8*8
79
2*2
225
126
1*5
1,031

2,782
218
328
2**
261
216
1,515

12,776
11,309
1,467

7,652
6,599
1,053

5.12*
4,710
41*

t Later__
237
5,995
1,8*2
43
1,159
25
616

57

4

192

Illleole
Chioeje
Otter

1.'-/If
82
!,*82
139
1,0*5
119
1,180

125

6

319

Idehe
Sole.
Celdeell
Pnpotte
Tele Pelle
•eleer
Otter

R

™* ffivTTF^

A Later
37*
10,97!
2,973
7B
1,825
46
1,024

71
1

U
U
B
B
AttAAlSAS BCBS

|

-

69
4

rOKETCK EORII

^

t/X 7ffH

1*1
4,988
1,78*
5*
921
58
7«7

lA/*5
11
653
23
25*
37
339

61

170

73

76

6

14

17

1

«

1,704
175
187
U9
17*
13*
915

1,078
*3
1*1
125
87
82
600

1,150
71
129
129
77
91
653

9,692
8,627
1,065

6,457
5,562
895

3,235
3,065
170

3,08*
2,682
402

5

1

™

frX WS

A later
1*1
«,977
1,131
35
667
21
408

.*
10.7
5.8
.2
3.0
.2
2.*

47-

.2

1*

3

E
|

TOTAL
1AA5

.2

.2

e
.2

» ^ ft/At .VY"

.2

e

.2

.

e

e
.2

e

1

e

380
35
28
29
38
28
222

770
36
101
100
39
63
*31

3.8
.3
.4
.*
.3
.3
2.1

7.0
.7
.7
.5
.7
.5
3.9

2.5
A
.3
.3
.2
.2
1.*

4.2
.3
.5
.«
.«
.3
2.3

6.9
.7
.8
.5
.7
*5
3.7

2.6
.1
.3
.3
.2
.2
1.5

3.0
.2
.3
.3
.2
.2
1-8

7.9
.7
.6
.6
.8
.6
*.5

2.3
.1
.3
.3
.1
.2
1.3

1,195
1,037
158

1,889
1.6*5
24*

12.2
10.8
1.4

25.7
22.2
3.5

6.9
6.3
•*

1*.7
13.1 •
»•'

26.0
22.*
3.6

7.9
7.5
.»

8.0
7.0
1.0

24A
20.9
3.2

5.7
5.0
.7

e

.

e

.2

.*

15

.

.2

.1

e

2

.

.7

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4.5
4.7
13.2
3.1
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.2
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2.9
2.*
5.1
2.0
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.2
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.1
1.5
1.9
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22

3

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T

1/1/I* 783.

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25*

188

66

202

155

*7

52

33

19

.2

.6

A

.3

.6

A

A

.7

A

lev.
Dee tfeieeo
Otter

641
378
263

503
2*5
218

138
93
*5

560
320
2*0

453
2*9
204

107
71
36

81
58
23

SO
36
14

31
22
9

.7
.4
.3

1.7
1.0
.7

.2
A
A

.8
.4
.4

1.8
1.0
.8

.3
.2
A

.3
.2
A

1.0
.7
.3

A
A
*

Xee.ee

103

96

7

86

6

11

1

A

19

1

2

61

32

lemtterp
Loui.Un.
BUei
Herrlend
Kenoeonuirtte

2 2 2 0

2

100

8

7

3

123

66

92
*
57

92
2

0
68

7

7

3

91

52

*

.
39

32

10
1

1
1

.

31

A

.
14

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e
«
.

18

A

*
j
A
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A
*
A
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.

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l

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-

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.

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A
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l
A

203

*32

71

156

113

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19

28

.2

.4

A

.2

.5

A

A

.4

A

Ittehlgen
Inn Srbor
Detroit
Ott.r

3,0*7
53*
1,6*9
864

1,990
*37
1,007
5*6

1,057
97
6*2
318

2,*80
*55
1,355
670

1,766
393
899
47*

71*
62
456
196

567
79
29*
194

22*
44
108
72

3*3
35
186
122

2.9
.5
1.6
.8

6.7
1.5
3.*
1.8

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A
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3.7
.7
2.0
1.0

7A
1-6
3.6
1.9

l.t
A
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1.5
.2
.8
.5

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.9
2.2
1.5

1.0
A
.5
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Iiinneentn
Sinneernlle
St. P e s
Otter

2,0*6
1,35*
282
410

1,292
763
170
359

75*
591
112
51

1,659
1,076
218
365

1.164
685
153
326

*95
391
65
39

387
278
64
*S

"8
78
17
33

259
200,
47
12

2.0
1.3
.3
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2.6
.6
1.2

1.0
.6
A
A

2.5
1.6
.3
.6

*-7
2.8
-6
1.3

1.2
.9
.2
A

1*
.7
.2
.1

2.6
1.6
.3
.7

.8
.7
A
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52

42

10

51

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10

1

1

-

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A

*

A

.2

*

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TABLE 12.—STATE MB POTT OFFICE ADORER OF FIRST DESTISATIOS BY SATIVITY, PRIOR JANUARY 1 , 15*5 ARD JANUARY 1 , 15*5 AHD LATER,

STATE Aim POSTAL ADDRESS
OF
FIRST DESTIYJATIfJH

FORHQH FJORD
Prior
1/1/15
Total
A Later

1/1/15
1 Later

1,106
3*6
*6?
293

565
21*.
2*5
165

**2
131
18*
127

901
287
381
233

592
171
291
150

309
96
130
83

207
59
88
60

3*
16

76o

511

269

*67

366

100,

313

1*5

Nebrenha
CM*
other

919

299
67
232

7*5
171
57*

536
125
411

209
16
163

IT*
50
12*

8,

696

620
15*
,66

55

90
21
69

Saraaa

305

155

150

196

118

78

109

V

2

7

7

1

6

2

679
62j

1,561
1,3*1
21*

1,379
1,207
172

*5H

920
777
" 3

861
763
98

Uleeeuri
Kanaaa C i t y
S t . Loul*
Other
Montana

Hev Hnnpehira
Woo J e r s e y
Brldsatoh
Othor
Boa Dexter,
Horn York
Hoo York City
Othor
V

'J
s
0
E
Ft
AMERICAS BORN
Prior
l
A
/
*
5
Total
iA/*5
A Later

K
TOTAL
Prior
lA/45

Kortb C a r o l i o a

Total

m

»
1,2*0
1,970
290

56

410
29

Into
Cihoionatl
Cleveland
Other

P
TOTAL
Prior
1/V*5
! V*5 i Let er
.6
.2
.2
.2

4*

1,1
.3
.5
•3

2.3
.7
1.0
.6

168

.7

1.7

.4

.9
.2
.7

2.1

.*

1.6

72

•3

1

1

193
27

6*1
570
71

7*
2«

29

133

35
5*

-

R
0
E
M
T
AMERICAS MRS
P
r
i
e
r
l
A
/
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5
Tatal
A Later

%

l.t
.4
.6
.4

2.4
.5
1.0
.6

Total

.7
.2
.3
.2

.5
.1
.2
.2

.4

a
.2
a

1.5

.2

.8

2.9

.5

.5
-.1
.4

.5

a

.4

1.7
.6
'.1

.3

.1
.3

2.2
.5
1.7

.5

.2

.3

.5

.2

•3

.7

.2

a

.

a

a

a

a

.

.

2.1
1.8
.3

2.3
7.1
.2

2.1
1.8
.3

2.2
1.9
.3

2.2
2.0
.2

4.4
8.'
.5

1.9
1.7
.2

.5

«
2.1
1.8
-3

1.4

1.7
.1

a

.2

185

70

115

121

46

73

6*

22

*2

.2

.2

.2

.2

.2

.2

.2

.4

a

1,131
87*
25T

1,520
1,162
358

1,805
1,387
*1B

=00
646
224

905
691
21*

846
6*9
197

231
17S
53

615
*71
14*

2.5
1.9
.6

3.8

2.0
1.5
.5

2.7
2.1
.6

3.6

2.2
1.7
.5

2.2
1.7
.5

*.T
5.6
1.1

1.8
1.4
.4

7

1

-

-

-

a

•

-

9

5

*

a

a

a

3,582
*6T
2,527
588

2,516
388
1,6*9

2.6
.2
2.1
.3

2.2
.4
1-5
.3

8

T

1

20

8

1

13

*,*22
6l6
3,089
717

2,85*
*91
1,020
5*3

1,568
125
1,269
IT*

470

1,066
79
878
109

11

2

9

840
1*9
562
129

338
103
171
6*

502
46
391
65

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.6
3.0
.7

J.7

.9

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.
9.6
lot
6.2
1.8

•
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2.1
.2
1.7
.2

F'.R
.8

a

0

a

»

5.*
.7
3.8
.9

lo.l
1.6
6.6
1.9

121

36

85

9*

3*

60

27

2

25

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

a

2/52*
92
167
33
97
115

2,088
227
379
826
109
5*7

1,*96
206
377
396
153
366

421
75
146
21
81
91

1,077
131
231
375
65
275

1,11*
113
189
*63
53
296

103
17
41
12
9
2*

1,011
96
148
451
44
272

2-5
.3
.5
.9
.2
.6

1.8
.3
.7
.1
.3
.6

2.7
.3
.5
1.1
.1
.7

2.3
.3
.6
.6
.2
.6

1.8
•3
.6
.1
.4
.4

2.7
.3
.6
.9
.2
.7

2.9
.3

Penniylvanla
Philadelphia
Othor

1,008
7*0
268

385
255
107

623

737
523
21*

3*1
250
91

396
273
123

271
217

227
182
45

1.0
.7
.3

1.3
1.0
.3

.8
.6
.2

1.1
.8
.3

1.4
1.0

5*

44
35
8

1.0
.7
.3

Rhode I s l a n d

5

7

6

6

-

1

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

a

South C a r o l i n a

-

13

12

1

a

.2

*55
168

-

«
-

0

.
.

South Dakota

50

49

1

37

37

-

Tennoaaae

29

7*

S

29

24

5

-

-

-

•

a

2T*

130

1**

222

124

98

52

6

46

.3

.4

.2

5,6*1
351
278

2,*27
71
69

3,21*
280
209

3,790
207
1T0

1,921
51
55

1,869
156
115

1,851
1**
108

506,
20
1*

1,1*5
124
9*

5.*

8a

*.3

.2
.7

.3

Utah
orlrham G i t r
' Oloarflold

1.5
.5
.7
.3

.7

2,612
319
566
859
206
662

Taaaa

FOREIGN BOSS
Prior
lA/*5
1 A A 5 A Later

1.2
.3
.9

Ororad
Hyaaa
Cnrtario
Portland
Yale
Other

Oklahoma

(Contiauod)

2,651
2,036
615

4>

S o r t h Dakota

W*f

Total

I v e t u o e a P.olooatinR from MA C e n t e r . , 1 5 * ! - 15*6

.3
.3

.*

•
-

.4
O

"

-

.5

1.2
.1
.8
.7
.6

a
a

•
-

.1

a

•

.1

a

.3

.5

.2

a

5-7
•3
.3

7.7
.2
.2

4.5
.4
.3

4.9
.4
.3

*
6.9
7.1
3.5
1.3

*
2.1
.3
.9
.2
.2

0

1.5

a

1.2
.2

.1
3.0
.3
.4
1.4

a

•5

.8

.9
.9
.2

.7
.6
.1

•
.2

a
10.3
.4
•5

.
a
4.7
.4
.3

TABU 12,~-3TA?B AJfD POST OFFICE ADDRESS OF FIRST QfiSTIHATIQIi BY KATTYTTT. PRIOR JANUARY 1 , 19*5 ™D JANUARY l f 19*5 A™ LATdt

E
V
H
B
AKEUGAIJ iiG.HN

H
TDTil.
Prior

or
FTR9T BETI1IATI0N

Total

1A/45
2 Latar

Total

3.0

7

1

6

•
•

.
.

.
.

2,121
1,230
423
108
360

2,581
1,518
498
120
445

232
1
Hi

5.1
2.T
1.2
,2
1.0

2.9

BT

2,350
1,517
355
120
358

6.0
3.7
1.0
.3
1.0

4.2
1.9
4.2
.2
.9

I

-

-

-

-

•

-

a

.9

-

-

-

608
3<5
263

440
260
iao

168
85
83

161
77
84

51
31
22

108
46
62

.7

1.7

.<

.4
.3

1.0
.7

.2
.2

.9
.5
.4

1.8
1.1
.7

.4
.2
.2

.4
.2
.2

1.1
.7
.4

42

36

.4

1.0

.1

.4

1.0

.1

.2

.8

-

186

.9

.1

1.2

1.1

.1

1.7

.5

.1

a

0

-

5

5

-

22

T

15

15

6

5,323
2,760
1,294
3?9
1,040

2/85?
13
Mi
1
3?!

4,471
?,747
778
225
71B

2,74?
1,242
796
109
595

521
12
373
1
279

1

1

-

1

Blie&nBlr,
lilnftn
Oflinr

749
422
347

•93

276
131
145

Wjroalng

ffMt

Virginia

202

331
649
31

68
196

ses

20s

1

9

368

290

'3

290

MS

42

78

rUmll

91?

24

see

726

24

702

186

Uytl

49

33

•

33

16

"

13

PJSETGV. BORE
Prior
lA/45
l A / 4 5 £ Latar

-

a

VaBhingtBTj
SBlttlB
BBBkans
IkCM|
OtllBr

Total

1

336
5*2
124
596

IftrglBlt

lA/45

lAA5 £ Latar

0
I
»
T
AlTETfTGAir SOPH
lA/45
Prior
Total
1 A / 1 5 £ Later

.8
1.3
.2
1.3

233
B;i
86
685

•ttiw

7

L

1.0
3.4

569
1,353
210
1,?B1

TVTWlt

Total

T 0 T A
Prior

.9'
1.9
.2
1,8

599
995
15?
979

TPBBIB

P

FOREIGN BOPJf
Prior
lA/45
Total
l A / 4 5 4 Latar

(Continued) .

263
453
23
383

301
1,007
89
B90

• l i t ! • ! • Tit?

*
\f
gf

9

900
3,00?
241

DR£M

•'•

1/1/4J
£ Latar

Irastievtf R e l o c a t i n g from Ifta C n t s n , 19*2 - leafi.

3

16

•

-3

.
1.8

.
*

1J.

-

.1

4

.9
2.0
•3
1.9
a
a

•

.9
3.3
.3
2.5

•
.
2.5

•
1.5

*

-

.8
1.3
.3
1.4

.9
1.7
.1
1.5

.

•
•

5.2
3.0
1.0
.3
.9

6.7
3.9
1.3
.3
1.2

1.4
4.0
.1
4.1

.8
1.3
.1
1.1

0

,

a

a

4.7
*
2.9

7.0
4.4
1.1
.4
1.1

1.8

Forms afRA-177, -17£, and1

-2S2,

.1

.6
a,

Less than Q.0? percent.
CBTji-Lr"tijr*8 t o C a l i f o r n i a prior t o l / l / * 5 refer t o eraeueee granted p e r n i t s by T e r t e m Defense Sorrcr-jurd t o return t o C a l i f o r n i a *
Doperturee t o Washington end Dragon prior l / l / * 5 r e f e r , for rsi c a r t , to evacuees r e l o c a t i n g t o materia h a l f of atata which wae never evacuated; In BDTM c a s e s , evacuee*, were granted permit* by Western
Defense Command t ° return t o evacuated portion of e t a t e *

Sources

.3
.1
.2

*

TABLE A3.--rPriBEB CF T/ACUEES ClOtfTi TO HAVI ajCTUitSD TO JEST COAST STATES CC fktlLD iTM 1?40 PO«1LAT10IT*CT JAPAVE3S DE3CK*rr
BT COUUTT, AKD POST OPTICA ADDRESS* C a l i f o r n i a , r <i!uhlogt an Mid Oregon
Hot01 TTaevtC* who fttXirnod t o 'Tost C o u t r»f«r t o ( 1 ) « a o u * M Aho r a l o t a t o d d i r e c t l y f r o * BRA Cantarv with reported i a s t i nation i n Vast ^oast mid ft) o l r o i d y r e l o c a t e d •vaotioea who requested and r e c e i v M -IRA ESBlatanoa t o fvturn t o ffoat S o a i t .
All d e s t i n a t i o n s Am c l a s s i f y °d by p o s t a l addrwAA With r e s u l t t h a t r o r a l - f a n n copulation i n eurro-indirti- area arp included with
oaah post o f f i c e address*, only t h o « a d d r e n e s rapvrttd by 100 or more ayaratM a r s l i v t o t l . Population of J s p u i e s * d e s c e n t ,
19*0, i s l i s t s d far c o u n t i s s o n l y , l i n n s 0» 3 . QOJrtaU or t h s Census f i g u r e s for c i t i e s refer- t o population within c i t y l i m i t s
and hence must not b« comnnred with return* t o Teat Coast by post o f f i c e adores* u auoTisrirad in t h i s t a b l e .
STATE, 00rfrry
ATD POST OmCE

fEACDBaS PETTjunSO TO .ffiST COAST
Alraady
Relocated

POPOLATIOH
0 2 JAPniXdS
IhVaCTfiTf 1 9 * 0

P&TuTiT
15*0 POPuLATIOB
MTPlKOa)

ADORES!

Prom, 7AA
Cant art

T O T A L

51,710

5,5*1

57,251

112,353

Sl.o

43,775
5,333
2,61:

*,819

18,59*

51-9

™

5,85*

151

2.893

93,717
1*,56;
4,071

cF,;«t,

5,5*1

54,127

111,450

46.6

*3,775

»,8l5

*8,59*

93,717

51.9

3,355
111
6«
777
114

3»*
H
1*3

2,703
242
987
906
118
450

5,167

52.3

-

2

a

107

216

*5-5

Cnltfurnia
Caahlnrton
oragon
AREA S7AJ.UTAUA
California
Alameda County
.M:i:!vJl

Berkeley
Oakland
dan I.nremo
Other
Amador County
Butta County
Calavaraa County
Coluaa County
Contra Coeta County
Brentwood
Richmond
othar
Eldorado County
f r o i n o County
CloTia
Dal Ray
yonler
Fraano
KiOEaburE
PaA-lltr
Roadlay
Sanger
Salma
otaor
Clenrt County

«3

105

4B

12?
4
37

!
-

7X71*1

*a

6

40.2

66.9

*

155

31.0

563
1*9
261
153

(a

75.0

-

622
1*9
312
161

829

51
7

13

-

13

3

a

3,8*5
5*
130
325
1,533
127
351
**3

451
If
1*
27
186
21
47
60
33
58

4,296
105
14*

*,52T

9*.9

2

-

§

352
315
128
65

35
l,7l8.
1*8
438
503
375
377
128

-

65

«

nunboldt county

2

l a n o r i n l County

136

6

1*2

1,583

9.0

1

-

1

1

a

Anns County
BaEaraflnld
Othor

181

6
4
?

187

756

!*.T

H?
66

Eluoa County
Knnford
Oth or

186
156
30

33
22
1

508

41.1

Inyo County

l a n e county
LOB Anpalea County
Burontut
Coouton
turd ana
Hollywood
Admit*

Ion? Haaoh
Lea Angoleu
Ikiranlk
Panadona
San rornando
San Cahrinl
Santa Honiea
yonloe
Othar
Cadora County
iindorn
Othar

carlo County
TandDCino County

X

6?

209
178
31

-

-

-

1

•

15,155
228
113
368

1.7T7
5

17,172

36,866

46.6

170

9*.7

32

150

21.3

6

53

155
223
1,5*6

3
27
20
1
5*
1.527
22
91
33
1
4
19
177

156
156

5
5

IS
218
1,014
10,125
1*3

585
172

lot

32
6

237

115

395
209
219
1,066
11,656
165
A SU-

ES*"
107
161
242
1,723
161
161

-

"
-

(46)

»

TAJltB 13 #-"vttT-CHHil L?F EYAOF-EtS KMOiVH TO HAYE FtETAREXD TO *TLiT COAST STJOTKS CQLIT/SVRED I/ITK 1940 WPULttlQH OF JlFjUtEM DESCENT
BY C00n"TYt AKD POST OFFICE A P 0 R E 3 3 I C a l i f o r n i a , feahlngton and Oragon
(Continued)

STATS, OO'TTT
A'JD POST OFFICE
APCa.S5S
tlaraed County
Oortta
Livingston
Other
''od&C •"ounty

from TOLA
Cent e n
778

aTActa-a aBTFR;:Eti TD K B T ..OAST
AlrMdy
RaloGrttd
54

4378

89

149
130

POPULATIOB
Or JAPAHIS8
DEECBNT 1*40
715

PSBOBfT
1940 POPUUTIOS
rVTTjruSUl
40.*

U3

in
184
101

TOTAL

15

-

19

4

•

538
313

78
59

2,247

27.4

*

i

tin
372
l8o
44

Napa County

48

i

58

54

ISaVada COUzity

5*

-

54

-

m

34

1,855

30.8

101
8*1
188

75

578
103
278
197
1,057

1,437

64.4

Monterny County
rFDntartjy
.Tslinas

Oranje County
Bardon Brovo
S a n t a Ana
OthtT
P l a n e r County
Lorain
^•tcaitlt
Ponryn
Other

l

i»oo5
211
188
424
1U

!

5!
89
14
8
1

1

840
840
432145

*

-

-

'-

1

3*9
188
181

<S
15
33

397
183
214

552

71.9

Saaramonto County
E:i r QrOV*
Florin
Toletan
SacransnrtD
" a l n u t CJ-OT*
Other

.,000
95
19*
108
1,789
59!
138

304

4,744

43.4

845
7
5

4,304
108
316
108
3,034
599
143

San Benito. County

113

5

118

584

82.4

Sen Bornardino County

172

14

188

344

5*-3

Ban LHega county
flan 01 ego
Othor

855
501
394

75
70

934
571
343

2,074

45.0

9

flan FranotiCO County
inn Francisoo

8,645
!,845

435
.',3

3,280
3,280

5,280

48a

flan Joaquin County

8,711
17 S
779
1,574
IS!

147

2,856
114
83B
1,451
193

4,484

43.T

59
77
11

San Luis C&ispo County

148

12

154

925

16.6

flan Mateo County
• - :>--r- . City
Ban Mateo.
Other

589
145
334
110

72
72
37
3

£41
177
371
113

1,218

54.3

S a n t a P a r h a m County
Guadalupe
Santa Barbara
Santa T a r i s

748
864
840
154
48

72
14
w
8

834
302
300
142
70

8,187

38.1

3,098
154
131
891
845
1,918
138
487

124
5
13

4,049

84.4

41
111
6
32

3,418
159
144
327
284
1,905
138

408
378
30

24
ifi
8

434

1,301

33-4

S h a j t * County

41

38
41

2

31nv•.-on J a u n t y

£7

-

67

9

•
•

Plumas County
flieeraide
County
Rivsrtido
Other

Loci
fltcctrtcn
Other

Other
Santa C l a r a County
Cupertino
Cilroy
Mountain Tie*Palo a l t o
flan J O B S
Santa Clara
Other
Santa Crui County

•vxttOflTilB

CthOT

3
24

(

:(.

•59
*£

Solano County
fluitUD
Other

174
100
74

4
4

178
104
74

908

19.6

Sonoma County
Fetalums
SeoastOOOl
Other

*8

.2

158

5>a

140
151
48

li

395
189
153
53

n

;•

Ml)

TABUS 1 3 . --WTTuflJKH OF FVAaXES ttiTJfN TO HAVB RBTITRKKD TO WEST COAST STATES CQUPAIBD WITH 19*0 raUUTJOW OF JAFAHiaS MSOTYT
BY COUNTY, AND POST OFFICE ADDRESS! C a l i f o r n i a , Washington and Oregon
{Continued)

STATS, COUHTT
AND P03T OFFICE
ADDRESS
Stanlalaufl County
Turlack
Othar

Froa WRA
Cantere
163
108
55

r.'AClIKSS Rh-Tlfx'.-JtD TO WEST COAST
Already
Ft.looat.d

TOTIXJ

POPULATIOK
OF JAP4JOBE
M801B7 19 40

P2RCJD4T
1940 FOPTJLATIOR

PdrrtmsKo

35
29

369

53-7

<

198
137
tl

91

423

a.5

S u t t e r County

8?

2

Tehoina County

8

-

T u l a r e County
Dinuba
Lindeny
Drawl
Vlflftlla
Other

731
201
101
138
152
138

57
13
13
5
12
14

a
78a

36

•

1,812

43.5

214
114
143
1(4
153

2

4

6

-

Ventura County
Canard
Other

166
1«0
26

19
IT
2

185
157
28

672

Tolo County
Clarkaburg
Othar

207
144
63

1.

213
144
.69

1,087

19.6

t

Yuba County
lanryevilla
Other

266
188
78

10
10

276
198
76

429

64.3

3,508

531

4,039

13,8*9

29.1

-

-

-

69

12

26

-

17

It

6

22

110

20.0

t

-

6

2

4

7

7

14

37

4

2,971
2,760
211

440
398
12

3,411
3,158
253

9,863

34.6

s
-

75

3*5

ZL.T

-

9

•
30*6

Tuolumne County

Wa ah in set on
Benton County
Chelan County/_2
Clallam County
Clark County
Craye Harbor County
J a f f e n o n County
Ring County
Seattle
Other
K i t t a p County

12

-

70

*
27.5

•
*
•

K i t t i t a e County

-

K l i c k i t a t County

21

It

37

121

L r e i a Count7

13

-

13

62

liaeoij County

5

3

8

23

Okanogan C o u n t y / j

5

-

1

-

5

P a c i f i c County

2

94

•

260
229
31

32
21
1

292
253
39

2,050

14. Z

-

-

-

2

7

T

66

-

4

2

57

20

90

'••:-(.-- County
Taoonja
Othar
San Juan County
S k a g i t County

Thuraton County

20

Thatcoai County

5

-

Yakima County

93
1,303

Skamania County
Shohoadeh County

2

«
•
l

5

28

15

108

614

13.3

191

1,494

3,844

38.9

36

20

56

163

3*.*

iTlateOp County

1

98

Columbia County

-

-

2

-

38

•
•

160
121
39

2'.
22
4

186
"3
43

Or..o.
Claakamaa County

Deeehutea County/Z
Hood H i r e r County
Hood H i r e r
Other
Jaokeor. County
Jefferson

County/^

7

1

12

-

a
is

149)

14

a

462

40.3

41

a

12

•

TABLE 13.--tfDMffiR Of EYACtOTa KnOWN TO HA7I RSTURXBli TO BEST COAST STATBi OUUPARKD *TTH 19*0 POPULATION OF ^.IPAIOEE DES^WT
BY BOtninr, AKP POST OFFICE ADDRS3B: C a l i f o r n i a , ffaahijujton and Oregon (Continuad)
STATE, COUHTY
AND POST OFFICE

jumnsss

Pram TftA
I*ntuna

CTJUjTjaS nST0HlI5D TC VEST GCAST
Airway
flolocatod

TOM.

POPULATION
OP JAPANESE
DESCENT I940

PERCENT
19*0 POPULATIOH
rjm-.'.T.c

Joaflphlna County

17

-

17

-

Elanmth County^!.

LM

1

126

1

Lena County

1

1

t

2

4

Linn County

-

•
-

1

Lincoln. County

-

4

20

rj

26

193

13-5

906
"59
*7

113
103

1,02,
962

2,390

*3.1

*
-

5

28

•

-

3

a

2

82

Uarlos County
Uultndqah County
Portland
other

t
»
•
*
•

67

30

P o l l County

I

Sn*r«mn Courtty/g

-

NABCO Count y ^

1

• a i n i n f t o n County

9

V

18

245

7-3

Yamhill County

4

-

1

65

•

3,12*

903

3*6,0

1,815

676

268.5

23

AMA ACT BilACUATm

3,1?*
1,915

fcahinrton

14

Adam* County

-

Aaotln County
Columbia County

B

Cowl i t 1 County

-

Dougla* County
r r a n k i i n County

39

Grant County

59

Llrvooln County

11

Pond O r o l l l a County
.;.]• rs.r.v Cnunty
Spotan*.
Other
StaTsna County
t a l l a Walla County
V a l l a Wall*
C-tflor
VKitman County

£
L,*M
1,294
150

3
188
15t

3*
*3
1,309

Dragon
Balor County

-

Grant County

i
41

Harris/ County

-

l a i n County
UalhBur County
Nyaaa
Ontario
•all
Janiaae-n
Other

D m a t l l l a County

-

Union County

2/

12

8

-

-

127

39

67

•
*
#
•
*

59

-

f

11

33

a

6

14

H

1,444
1,294
150

362

398*9

3

13

188
156
32

17

1*

-

•
.
-

*3
1,309

:

1

3

*
•

16

•

227

576-7

-

46

*

2

10

a

4

41

-

-

11

1,254
319

137

915-3

•
*

*

566
206

206
144
19

-

wdrrow County

*
If
l/

1,254
319
5M

•'
•

*

144
19

-

-

3

12

10

-

10

+

L?40 p o p u l a t i o n U a * than 100 [ pare ant not computed.
FwcBnt not o p p l i a a b l o ,
R e f a r i t o a r a a Of Vaat Co*ft ( a l l of C a l i f o r n i a and roughly t h e western h a l f of Vafhinijton and Dragon) from which pwraono
r.f J a p a n a ' a Jirt.:»n. worn exelirfed and BTaouatad in 19*2. Alnaka and t h e aouthorri p a r t of Arizona n r * al*o ovaeuatod a t
t h a aan* time but a r o not includwd in t h i a t a o l a ,
County d i r l d a o by boundary of ovaouatwd a r e a and only p a r t i a l l y evacuated*

Sourc-7

U- 3 . Buraau of t h * C B M U B . Jauanoaa P e c u l a t i o n Ot t h a P a c i f i c Coaat S t a t o a br fl.x and NatJTJtv Of CKiiBBBhip. by
CpuitticBt 1 9 4 0 . Swrle* F - 3 , No, 2 5 , Docmbsr 10, 1 9 * 1 , p o . 2 - 4 .
tofm
"RA-TTb, - 1 7 7 , - 1 7 8 , - 2 2 2 , -303 ROT. add
s t a n d a r d LOlZa

iWOOTt Q—4IB-

-f,

(49)

TJuBtf 1*.— Afri BT SEX AJffl B A T l T i m

Bet Departure* an I n r f a f t n l t e - L e a v e , Semiannually, December I ,

l*l«B - December }l,

l^uU

B e t e l Bet D a p a r t u r e e r e f e r * t o n e t incree.ee In i n d e f i n i t e l e a v e ee r e e u l t of d ape r t - j r e s from c e n t e r e ( c e n v t r e tone from eaceoanl o r Elrorb-terw
; » T I , and a d a l e e l o n e t o o e n t e r e of pereoae p r e * l o n e l y on i n d e f i n i t e l e a v e } i a c l u d e e d e s n r t u r e e f o r r e l o c a t i o n n u r n o e e i , to Armed F o r c e e , t o DptMrtBent of J u e t i t e Internment Caapa, t o I n a t i t u t i o n e * end t o J a p a n . * e * t a b n l a t e d aa of d a t e r e l o c a t e d .

SKI, HATITITT
ABB SOI

1 0 X 1 I 2
a t nspiBTUiss ou i r a n i i t i i B i n n
1944
1943
1942
JenJulyJenJulrHerJune

? 1 a c 1 H
SIT [Xf AMUSES OS I: m m 7 ITS LIATi
19IA
1942
1943
Julykey3-nJuirJ.nDec
Dee
11 c
Jnnv

I
CUPULA ( H !,,!'
USPAF.r- 3ES AS o r
Dec 31
Drc 31
1=43
1=44

1 0 U 1

166

2.7=3

2,255

10,471

7,676

17,244

35,929

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

1O0.0

100.0

100.0

Under 5

66

3*5

677

4.2
2.5
2.6
14.5
35.9

4.6

4.6

i.4

i.g
3.0

. >?

l?l

5.3
s.9
3.0

4.6

?••'•
J23

1,621
1,136
1.031
4,461
11,0m
6,252
3,0'?
1,462
1.3<3
1.09S
917

4.7

H

600
301
123
223
?,l6v
1,225
70!
306
146
316
216
366
225
134

795

M
10-14

364
'00
243
1,265
3,116
1,690
642
361

4.0

5.0

11.1
30.5

11. c

3.3
13-3
33-3

'.1
2.5
15.3

15.4
7.4

17.3
2.2

1*5.9

1.6
11.5
22.0
15.9

15-19
20-24
2J-M

J9-J*

£8
50-54

£8

65 * o v e r
H i l l iXKBtUH BOSS
Under 5

*•».
10-111

16s
317

ia
53
IT

143

249

145
16?

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'72
29*

Jft

3

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1"

451
26
11
16

4,576
in

3,442
207

5.233

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63 4 o v e r

20-26
25-2?
30-36

£8
4s-4?
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60.66
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Bil.r rOBIKBT BOBH
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5-9
10-14

15-19
20-2*

25-5
30-3»

£8
65-4?
50-5S
55-5?
60-64

65 * o v e r

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5-9
10-14
15-19
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35-3?

365
20
14
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96

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130
722
1,»03

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110
51
10

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3,166
123
111

3,325
172
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527

29

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21

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1,272
622

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1.195
623
400
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321
259
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1,106
2,701

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52

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260
190
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342
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555
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12.752
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2,721
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167
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122
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1.4
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420
416
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170
607
503
473
263
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2.2
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2.9
1.7
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2.7
1.9
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6.0
16.6
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5.6
2.3

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ETasuaoa 14 Yeara H i »nd D T *r t o fRA in I " 2, S>recUneB 14 Te«J*a Old arid Over on I n d a f i n i t a La»ee a* of Ifay J l , 1?44 and 4s of
Dotcaber 3 1 , 194+

WotoT United S t a t o a Fajplaynmnt Servi-ca c L a a a i f i a e i i o r t a TOT* e s a i g n e d in 1°4? On b a a i e Of amplOyBont h i e t a r i e a p r i o r t o OYicnation, *vaflv*,« t o IRA. t n 1D+Z r e f e r a t o evatueea tronifBrTBd front t h e euatody of t h e
T^CA and ^ f l r a l l a n s evacuated d i r e c t l y t o TRA Centura oont* of o h m did not e n t e r : * - t i r a u n t i l e a r l y 19*3i ejccludep p o r e e m p a r o l e d or r e l e n t e d froc* Deport mart of J u s t i c e Internment Os-spa •*tO e n t e r e d IRA - e n t e r s i n
1042 and b i r t h i in IRA Santera in 1*42,
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1943

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19,588

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36.6

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15.7

6,156

1,092

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24.6

10.0

32.3

41.3

14.7

1,997

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39.5

12.4

46.2

52.6

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22,790
3,66*
5,089
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1,177
1,857
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17,999
3,457
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2,508
5,430
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4,791
1,307
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1,763
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BSFituVturBl, F i s h e r y ft F o r e s t r y Occupation*
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FFLloczt". 09 ITftCPuTES To i s * in 19*2*1
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S E t l l s d Occupations
3 sud s k i l l e d . Oceupetions
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7,010
3,543
3,813
31,017
3,168
3,005
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3,677
3,955
1,051
8,720
1,039
2,165
433

23,715
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3,761
13,307
1,155
820
355

11,830
2.335
1,871
883
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9,216
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494
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100.0
a

2'-,0
a^SO

100,0
„

100,0

-

100.0

100.0

100.0

100,0

100.0

100.0

-

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TABU i B . — m t n T R B S EYSR IN WRA CENTERS WHO iUxXOCATKD TO HAWAII BY DATS AND LOCATION RUOR TO SAILIHQ.

J u l y 104J - A p r i l 19*6

Hotel Refers t o parsons known by WRA t o hare Bailed t o Hawaii} i n a d d i t i o n t o evacuees fron Hawaii, includes now family manbare of
Hawaiiane and ethar evacuees from mainland who r e l o c a t e d t o Hawaii.
DATE AMD
LOCATION" PRIOR
TO SAILING

TOTAL
T 0
H A E A I I

Total

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Original
Hawaiian
AvagueaeA

t i u i l T s"
Hawaiian
Ei.':lud6-a/"_2

Paroled and
Ralanaad
Hawaiiam/*3.

HEN fAMILT
HAWAIJAKS^

TOTAL

1,106

606

666

35

85

H

7-3-45
11-7-45
12-4-45
2-14-46
3-9-46
3-18-46
3-23-46
4-12-46
Othor

4
125
6T7
10
143
86
12
12
39

4
119
50T
8
77
46
12
6
27

.
99

.
20-

4
20

-2

59

*3

ERC4J ERA 0EHT1RS

912

700

596

29

7-3-45
ll-T-45
12-4-45
2-14-46
3-8-46
3-1B-16
3-2J-46
4-12-46
Othor

3
100
561
4
114
60
12
6
32

3
95
456
A
60
40
12
6
22

-

172
2
4
1

-3

-2

196

106

90

6

1
25
96
6
29
26

1
24
49
4
17
6

21
40
3
17
A

-3
1

-6

-5

5-

_-

ALREADY RELOCATED
7-3-45
11-7-45
12-4-45
2-14-46
3-8-46
3-1B-46
3-23-46
4-12-46
Othor

T

428

5

75
40
11
6
22

I*

998
2
58

36

11
6
17

3
2
6
1

.'

-2
-

•»
-2

-

30
14

OTHER

vusxaafa
206

.

A
127
2
36
26

7-

-6

75

86

124

3
17

1

53

41

-

5

-

A
62
4-

28
13

26
7

f

J-

10

s

B2

1

.1

3
6

2

-2
1

-2

-

45
2
10
19

6-

1 / Refers ta 1,037 --arsons e r e c t e d from Hawaii in four major t r a n s f e r noveaents between November 1942 anr! March l?43i and 5 voluntary
evacuees from Hawaii who entered IRA Centers between !lay 1943 and September 1944 t o J o i n family members.
l/ Refers ta mala American c l t i s e n e excluded from Hawaii who wsra eidttitted t o Tula Lake Coetart

67 i n November 19*4 aiid 6 i n July 194?.

j / Refers t o e l i e n s interned from Hawaii who war* r e l e a s e d or paroled from Department of J u s t i c e In-tarrmMOt Camps and who entered *RA
Cantera.
i / Refers t o women from t h e mainland who married Hawaiian svaouaas, arid c h i l d r e n born on t h e mainland.
•£/ Refers t o persona evacuated from the l o o t Coast who r e l o c a t e d t o t i a v e i i .
Source:

TfRA records

!55:

no. 4
A6E
FOR

BY

SEX

POPULATION

AND
OF

CITIZENSHIP

JAPANESE

ANCESTRY

FIG. 5

NET INCREASE IN FINAL DEPARTURES
1942-1946

USt]

SECTION r v

COMPOSITION OF THE TOPULATION EXCEPT AGE

This section presents s t a t i s t i c s concerning the c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s
of the o r i g i n a l group of evacuees transferred to WRA centers, including
address prior to evacuation, occupational background, highest school
grade completed, r e l i g i o u s preference, residence and education in Japan,
e t c . Age (including sex and n a t i v i t y ) i s presented in the next section.
Definition of Terms
Evacuees to WRA in 1942
The tables in t h i s section pertain to the 111,170 evacuees o r i g i n a l l y transferred or assigned to WRA centers in 1942 and a l s o include
930 Hawaiians who entered centers early in 1943• Type of t r a n s f e r or
assignment i s as follows:
Direct evacuation t o WRA centers and
transfer from WCCA assembly centers
in 1942
Transfer via seasonal work furlough
from WCCA, October 31, 1942.,
Evacuation from Hawaii, November 1942 March 1 9 4 3 . . . . ,

108,503
1,630
1,037

These figures, from the WCCA Final Report, Japanese Evacuation from the
West Coast, 1942, were used in the tables of this section since a reconciliation by type of transfer had not been made by WRA at the time
the tables were compiled. (See Section I for comparison of WCCA and
WRA summaries by type of transfer,)
Evacuees ever under the custody of WRA who are excluded from
this original group are (1) institutionalized evacuees who did not
enter a center, and (2) evacuees who entered centers individually or in
miscellaneous groups between 1942 and 1946, including aliens paroled or
released from Department of Justice Internment Camps, births in centers,
etc.
Nativity
Throughout this report, nativity is classified into American
born and foreign born, the former referring to persons born in the
United States and its territories and possessions, and the latter to
(58)

persons born outside the United S t a t e s , i t s t e r r i t o r i e s and possessions*
The overvnhelndng majority of American-born persons of Japanese descent
are c i t i z e n s , and, because of c i t i z e n s h i p r e s t r i c t i o n s , v i r t u a l l y a l l
of the foreign born are a l i e n s . Exceptions include (1) foreign-born
veterans of "fforld Wars I and I I who took the necessary steps to become
n a t u r a l i z e d c i t i z e n s , (2) American-born women who l o s t t h e i r c i t i z e n ship through marriage to a l i e n s i n e l i g i b l e for c i t i z e n s h i p during the
period when such a law was in effect and who subsequently have not
taken the steps necessary to regain t h e i r c i t i z e n s h i p , ' and (3) Americanborn persons who submitted applications for renunciation of t h e i r United
S t a t e s c i t i z e n s h i p to the Department of J u s t i c e and whose renunciation
was approved by the Attorney General, thereby causing them t o lose t h e i r
c i t i z e n s h i p . See Section XI for a d d i t i o n a l information.
Age
Age of evacuees is tabulated as of December 31, 1942 for all
tables in this section.
Source of Data
Form WRA-26, Individual Record, was completed for evacuees who
resided in or were assigned to WRA centers; information for these
schedules was obtained by personal interview and included such basic
items as address prior to evacuation, date and place of birth, occupational experience, education, residence and schooling in Japan, religious preference, etc*
By April of 1943 the interviewing program at the centers was
completed and Individual Records had been received for virtually all of
the evacuees who had entered centers and for most of the evacuees assigned to centers via seasonal work furlough. Selected items from the
records were coded and transferred to mechanical tabulating cards.
Tables 19-22, 25-29 and 31 are based on tabulations of these cards. As
mentioned above, evacuees who entered centers individually or in miscellaneous groups, paroled or released aliens, births in centers, etc.,
are excluded from all summaries in this section.
Tables 23, 24, 30 and 32-34 are based on a manual tally, compiled in November and December of 1942, of approximately 25 percent of
the Individual Records. The sample was selected for the most part by
taking the first records received from each center as interviews were
held and schedules completed; for those centers which had forwarded
more than one quarter of their records by November when the sample was
selected, a random selection of the records on hand was made; this
selection resulted in a sample of some 27,000 records representing each
(59)

center in proportion to the number of evacuees transferred to that center in 1942, Since the procedure for interviewing at the various centers and for forwarding the completed schedules included no known or
anticipated sources of bias, it wa3 believed that the 25 percent sample
so selected would be reasonably representative of the total population
at each center. Subsequent tabulations from the complete set of cards
confirmed this judgment.

(60)

IABU; i*.—ytcT.:. cctti.it, UKD j i m cf cc-ijtttiTt n a m TC iWiCUATiut, KI emits,

aruouoon to m i in i « «

Uata, t'nbulutid by l e s t permanent p o s t o f f i c e eddrsne p r i o r t o e v a c u a t i o n , r e f e r a t o eddroaa from which evacuated except for OTOOVOOt who 111
sort l i v i n g away from t h e i r usual fomiiy rBoidaooa or 121 bod l i v e d at oddrooo from which owoouotod l o s s than two ooothB. diem of community r e foro t o 1940 noeultttion of c i t y or t o - o supplying p o o t o l worries with r e s u l t t h - t rural-farm population aro ineludod w i t h o l i o of community supolying tham with p o a t o l s c r v i e e .
STiTJ, CClnfTf. 5 5
i I 2 S a- CcdullhlTf

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I D T it,

CCL'RADD
PJV3t

01LA
nlVda

8,590

17,898

13,35!

7,860

11,133

8,749

1/1,056

9,910

8,dot

15,418

3,958
3,79!
2,341
2,703
2,757
-,72/
25

4,305
1,135
1.726
931
2,861
V""
36

2,099
765
728
489
578
2,745
42

1,160
1.539
631
486
2,240
'.,<"$
82

1,558
790
1,446
342
3,440
1,1.09
64

736
141
614
158
1,180
7,209
18

1,165
171
317
72
8,099
29
57

767
454
944
1,542
2,472
2,153
73

4,69*
1,156
771
628
6,737
291
41

111,110

Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
4,orW-?,95*
10,000-24,999
25,000-999,999
1,000,000 or more
Ujuuinwn

CAlirchHIA
tlndor 2 , 5 3 0
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
10,000-24,999
25,000-999,999
1 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 or man
ilamadi County
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
10,000-24,999
25,000-999.999

o p ^ A h . K i A R T _ . _ u j j i I f f l > J ,
JBM> 1
°n*6»°*
pjrjhlTillt
*
• "h"1*"*"-

OT«mrjriurjrrro<tAS
HOrT.taR
L M g

CJitr.tAt.
I'TAH

""Mom

21,279
11,335
9,327
8,188
36,559
™-M'502

837 '
27!
339
855
6,195
'0
6!

92,757

8,263

17,608

lj,257

7.607

10,018

7,872

9,790

170

8,310

9,862

17,490
0,103
9,3JB
7,688
25,672
23,466

716
251
296
833
6,043
60

1,944
3,714
2.307
2,696
2,626
2,321

4,290
1,125
1,726
914
2,648
2,352

2,098
784
728
469
570
2,958

514
1,398
630
455
2,027
4,994

1,318
747
a,420
256
3,022
2,109

502
138
613
158
1,172
7,207

20
9
8
22
83
28

765
454
944
1,540
2,46a
2,l*f

3,261
483
664
343
4,821
290

4,805
677.
169
244
217
3,498

3,679
550
147
209
175
2,598

94
3
3
7
81

333
69
12
2
11
239

98
4
4
1
89

124
2
3
3
116

66
2
64

20
3
6
4
7

20
1
19

51
1
11
39

320
45
4
12
13
246

butto County
Ond.r 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999

233
148
2
62

1

31

-

Ooluao County
Under 2,500

162
182

-

3
3

-

174
174

-

4
4

-

-

-

1
1

Contrw 0 o , t « County
llndsr 2,500
5,000-9,999
10,000-24,999

775
614
82
79

129
15
57
57

6
3
-

588
562
18
3

17
17
-

3
3

1
1

1
1

-

18
8
1

12
9
1
2

eldcredo County
Cnder 2,500
2,500-4.999

1
1
3

6
2
4
5,743
1,949
1.840
2
1,932

Itspariai County
Undar 2,500
5,000-9.999
10,000-24,999

1,553
588
125
840

hern County
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
25.000-999,999

1,257
188
755
3
1
492
127
365

Lane County
Undar 2,500

1
1

i o n dngsloo County
Undar 2 , 5 0 0
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
10,000-24,999
25,000-999,999
1,000,000 or o a r .

Jarln County
Uudor 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
darlprwi County
Undor 2,500
-and,.ring County

12
2
1
1

4

-

3
3

9

1,590
327
1,161
1
101

1,972
1,195
547
1
229

1,512
2
124
8.26

16.

8X1
179
340
2
7
7

14

2,500-4,999

32

1
1

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

*

-

2
!

-

_
_

-

-

_
35
9
2

1
1

-

3

9

_

2,013
0
88
2

-

-

10

1

2

4

2

5

-

-

-

-

7

-

4

16
2
13

14
9
1

2
1

357
1
353

13
1
11

13
10
3

1
1

1

4

6

!

6

-

-

6

15
1
14

.

9

1
1

1
1
-

-

«

-

4
5

-

115
352

.

10
3
1
1

40
6
8
.
26

6
-

7

-

.

3

19

3
-

5

5

-

195
!
53
30

.
_

_
37
11
7

-

-

-

-

_
_

10
3
3
4

0

1,515

9

_

25
4
19

24

4

.

*

-

«

1

0

1
10
4
60

2,750
115
23
126
84
81
2,321

2

-

2
4
4

4,95!
28
207
689
627
1,049
2,352
16

-

-

-

-

3
3

6
1

-

9
1
4
1

-

5
3

-

-

3.147
41
194
7H
162
930
1,109

-

_
16

.
-

*
-

6,448
267
413
397
255
122
4,994

2
I07
57
57
2,958

-

-

3,181

-

.

8,828
42
41
574
115
849
1,207

158
158

"

3
1

-

.

40

-

2
-

-

.
-

.
.
.

t-

-

-

"

-

-

J

?

I.'.lt

2

"
31

-

2
j
1

-

-

-

396
5
9
28
7
57
290

_
2

3
3

4,324
84
412
909
60O
172
2,147

1
1
3
7
26

-

6
1

-

-

46

Undsr 2,500

-

-

•

75

4

-

-

-

-

-

6
1

2
2
1
1

80
20
4

6

10
1
9

1 8
1
179

.

5

4

-

4

34,141
982
1,303
3,552
1,910
3.328
23,466

tttdera County
Undar 2,500
5,000-9,999

35
-

-

4

2"
4
4
2

1
-

-

-

Traano County
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
25.000.99,999

hinge County
Undsr 2,500
5,000-9,999

-

-

I

t

1
1
.
-

.
.

.

.
-

TIELS l ) . — B U T E , COUHTT, USD EliO OF COWUHITT PRIOR TO TOCU4TICM, BY CENTO! I

Mtrced Count*
Under 2,500
10,000-24,999

472
439
»

Ilodee Count*
• -.i-i 2 , 5 0 0
K e n t e r e * Counts
Under 2 , 5 0 0
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
10,000-24,999
Unix Count*
Under 2,500
5,010-9,999
H o n d a Count*
5,000-9,999

4
4

S i n r a e a n t n Count*
Under 2,500
2,500-4.999
25,000-599,999

1,506
0
17

4

.

-

-

-

75
1

-

-

-

-

-

3

1.616
505
1

8

-

321
52S

2
1

10

-

7

45
1

-

8

3
-

8

3

-

4

38

7

j

7

2

_
-

_
.

-

-

-

14
11

30
1
21

-

1

V
1
1
1

4
4

5
11

3
1

-

-

_
.

_

-

5
j

41
17
4

-

-

-

2
S

_
6

3
3

-

10

U

1
1

1,807
1,544
247
1
4

2
-

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

_

_

_

-

_

_

-

l

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

_

-

.

558
3
0
9
1
4
2 3 5
8,038
2,785
4
5,249

5en flanlto Count*
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999

452
2 8
1 7

Car. Bernardino Count*
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
10,000-24,999
25,000-999,999

199
4
9
6
6
1 2

-

2

0
2

2
-

6

-

12

386

2

430
285
5

1
-

San J e e n u l e Count*
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
10,030-24,999
25,000-999,999,

5,014
854
a
1,081
2,998

a

1,072
1,000
1
467
330

Santa C l a r e Count*
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
10,000-24,999
25,000-979,999

3,775
350
1,485
2
281
1,409

6
3
4
8
6
6

1

3,370
3,370

Bantu Barbara Count*
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
25,000-999,999

561
173

1
1

7

1
832
428

31

1

5
4
_
1

8

22
2

62
62

191
191

1

33

722
142
82

4

49

-

13
_
36

1

135
19
5
1
88
22

3
44
12
-

22

-

993
5Q

370
251

10
3

41!

119

7

27

4,984
938
1
4,045

3

-

2

-

-

If
U
4

-

2

-

2
_

1
4

463
62
337
1
64

-

1

1

4

1

!
1
-

1

1
-

2

1

113
113

678
678

60
60

81
81

12
12

80
80

236
236

178
139

39
1

3
-

4
-

-

1
2
5
-

_

115
37
-

6
33

10
28

18
12

1

1

4

78

6

32
1
20

25

6

1

6

_

-

7
7
4
4

-

41
30
4

4

-

3
4

90
3
14
5
2
42

2,572
211
935
1
150
1,078

57
47

-

3

16
9

1
1

6

-

15
3

2
1
-

9
3

-

16
9
1
1
1
I

-

1

16
12
3
1

2
3

58
6
26
15
11

20
15

1

8

-

-

-

32
1
4
_
27

10

-

7

9

3
-

10
9
1

1

-

24

23
12
1

2
1
_
1

-

11

379
115
124
140

_

891
2,102

-

49
27
5
17

3,51*
5!3

4

1

_

;u;

3

1

2
-

37

1
-

2
129

10
8

-

-

17

-

6

1

-

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25,000-999,999

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2,500-4,999
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10,000-24,999

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2,500-4,999
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25,000-999,999

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2,500-4,999
5,030-9,999

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2,500-4,999
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545
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247
596

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1,671

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Under 2,5O0
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999
10,900-24,999
25,(00-999,995

Human County

1
1

Irmeueee i n 1942

2

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14
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6
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10,100-25,779

713
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3,500-6,779
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10,000-21,779

752
358
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2,500-6,977
10,000-36,779

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161
372
178

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2,5(0-6,777

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5,000-7,977

1,135
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1
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Under 3,500

3
31

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10,000-26,779

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13
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5,000-5,999
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10,000-24,799

1

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5,000-9,979
10,000-27,977

1

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6
6

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3

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10,">j-2l,,i77

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5

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5,000-9,999
25,000-999,999

604
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Under 2,500

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2,500-4,999
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STATE, CgtMTT, AMD
SIZE CF COMfoTIITI
Maui Countj
Under 2,500
2,500-4,999
5,000-9,999

ALASKA

2

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7
4

4

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3

3

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19

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5
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60,514

12,592

7,972

6.037

5.018

2,666

6,001

5.491

9.201

3,533

50,656

12,122

7.797

8,068

4.097

2,217

5,761

6,610

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72,650

37,303

12,513

7.904

7,917

4,071

2,563

1,540

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11

1

35,347

12,034

7,733

7,949

4,768

1,943

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7

61,0

60,106

34,602

12,27!

7,780

7,554

4,172

1,921

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20

4

3

33.724

11,820

7,639

7,743

4,436

1,623

420

28

7

59.9

66,511

12,059
10,325
1.3J4

7.562
4,205

7,234
5.796

1,353
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620

2
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7,447

4,284

2.1

2,307

151

65

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3,465
657
162

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4,613
1,210

37

403
581
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5,932
1,176

1,569
1,241

654

11.587
5.879
1,340

7,441
6,060

1,174
264

504
106
13

3
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1,455
354

24
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32,760

54.701
9,360

33.T51
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4,747
1,149

1,371

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112
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Not*:
TKAB OF
FIRST
ARRIVAL
TOTAL

Year of f i r s t a r r i v a l r e f e r s to data •vaeuee f i r s t arrived In United S t a t e s , Hawaii or Alaska.

T0TA1 I
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BORK
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H
A
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38,520

120 117

23,211

79

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26
25
63
61
66
60
36

1 2 8 13
5 1
2 2 9 1
1 5 6 1
19
7 17 10
17
5
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5564

1
3
6

1936
1933
1932
1931
1930

30
26
36
68
65

16
3 - 1 2 2
10
1 - 3 1 2
1 4 6 1 2 2 1
J 0 6 2 6 3 7
27
2 5 1 1 6

1929
1928
1927
1926

98
91
77
76

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3,529 15,309

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1
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2
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8
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60

1925

92

1926
1923
1922
1921
1920

1,316
967
1,068
1,411
1,930

331
16
366
3
300
444
6 0 1 - - U

1919
1918
1917
1916
1915

2,192
1,950
1,811
1,481
1,658

928
860
836
664
732

-

-

7
1
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8
17
17
6
7

1916
1913
1912
1911
1910

1,395
1,051
1,126
829
703

521
411
398
J69
316

-

-

-

1909
1908
1907
1906
1905

576
925
2,476
2,921
1,436

351
678
2,201
2,636
1,260

-

-

-

1904
1903
1902
1901
1900

1,323
1,181
1,018
JO)
1,513

1,201
1,082
891
669
1,443

-

960

8

1898
1897
1896
1895

450
269
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130

6 2
268
1 9
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16

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15

2
6
8
7

3
1

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15

99
106
163
268
671

8
5
5
5
6

697
623
572
366
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152
162
172
260
315

63
66
66
62
78

13
6
6
9
16

1,266
1,090
975
817
926

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-

15
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13
9
8
3
4

6
4
5
6
3

599
429
273
162
98

526
567
586
560
657

92
90
86
89
161

15
11
17
17
23

2
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3
6
6
2
1

176
91
63
43
7

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238
225
225
190

55
66
84
62
96

13
10
20
17
22

S74
660
728
680
387

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-

-

3
-

3
4
5

-

-

-

-

1

41
34
19
16
16

655
458
463
294
211

168
118
209
153
139

26
26
32
19.
20

-

1

9
16
15
16
12

211
96
339
293
882 1,166
813 1,498
258
785

34
30
160
307
205

225
267
275
287
176

7
4
10
15
11

117
91
69
51
20

86
127
161
169
105

17
25
35
52
40

6
9
11
6
5

106
45
38
7
11

876
797
650
285
969

215
231
192
151
458

122
9 9 - 127
5 6 - 7 2 - -

17
7
9
8
6

77
63
82
26
32

25
19
31
16
27

25

28

-

-

-

7

-

-

-

4 - - - - - - - 5 - - - 9 - - - -

4

5

539

329

(3

-

-

5 2 1 8
5
73
2
56
2
26

201
170
137
91

2
2
1
1

-

6
1
3
1

-

-

6

3

0

9

-

-

3
10
5
6
7
4

6

-

-

-

1
-

1 1 1 1 3
6 1 1 4
5 8
1
1 9

8

9

-

-

-

-

-

_

1 1 3

75

7

-

-

9
8

3
9

-

-

-

-

-

-

2
1

10
81
5 8 3

6
6

-

-

1891
1890

62
50

5
4

5
;

-

-

,

_

-

-

.
_

6
49
3 6 2

7
5

_

-

1889
1888
1887
1888
1885

33
26
18
12
12

3
2
1
1
ID

2
3
5
2

-

-

-

-

-

_
-

1
_
-

9
22
1 2 2
1 1 4
2
10
4
6

1
1
3

.
-

-

1886

8

8

-

_

3

-

-

-

1883

2

2

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

2

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1882
1881
1880

3
3
7

3
3
3

-

-

_
_

_
_

_
_

_
_

_
.
_

].
x
2

2
2
1

_
4

_
-

_
-

_
-

-

-

-

.
-

14
331

ll

29

43

1 1 0
88
38

3
125

1

-

1

1

3

30

60

Frier 1880
BMBnen
iiOlLTCfl:

Form

2

0

-

6

-

-

1

-

1

-

3

3

TfrtiWfi

[«»)

5

-

-

99
93

2

-

-

96

-

_
-

-

-

-

-

-

1896

-

1

22
4
16
3
36
4
68 13
7014

-

1893
1892

-

2 2
- 2

707
622
551
621
762

-

-

8

- 1 1
4
- 2

15 a
17 100
6 26
I
20
24
7
3
20
7 10
- - 1 1 1 3 8

-

-

2
1
1
6
3

985
603
768
967
1,329

-

-

3
3
7
10
12

5
1
5
6
2

-

3

5
2 4
2 5
- 1 2
2
11

- - 1 1
- 1
- - -

-

-

3

2
1
2
1

-

3

2
1
2
5
6
3

4
10
11
13
23

-

-

6
1
5
2
6
5

6

-

2

5 V 65 S
64 Peer

9

-

5

8
Li56

163
31
207
35
188
55
308
61
4 1 2 0

73
45
22
33
4 1

-

7

-

6

20 21
30 13
10
9
16
9
1 3 1 S

-

-

1899

1

3564

61 139 129 271 6,961 6,517 2,689 668

1
1
2

- 9
1 2
4
2

L

JO34

1
2
3
3
2

6

1
1
3
-

4554

303 4,464 5,311 9,190

1961
1960
1939
1938
1937
1936
1935

-

2
3
3
3
1

E
3564

-

-

-

-

-

-

.
1

-

-

-

-

2 5
1 6

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

_
-

_
-

25

-

6
3

-

1
1
2
2

-

_

.
-

_
_
4

-

-

1

_

37

3
12

TABLt .?::,--LOTAH, toi: 2AVKI.AL CXidSIPlOAntO Ai 01" 1942 bV deb. AIHU NATIVITY;

Yvesuaaa 14 Years Old fend Over t o WKA i n 1142

EvvtjtJ f e l t e d S e t t e e Ympleyrent S e r v i c e eu>asif tceticiaa vera a s s i - n e d La 1942 en t e n i a e f employnvnt h f a t c r i e s p r i c e t o ovncuetic.ni n . n . c .
i n d i c a t e s n e t s l a s e h c r a e l f l t t i f j e d . RxcludAd f r e e t a b l e e r e 22,439 evenunee treneferrnd tn 2EU in 1942 nLvj nam imdoc 14 venre of aea*
OOCUVATInbAL 0( j £ All, CLASS1 PI OATit H
I
. — .

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Intel

—

T c I 4 1
HO uOOvTettotlil ClASEIrlc4I10H
JSKTHY CLASdlPICATn'HA
Profes3inr.nl, Teohnienl, 6 Venagartul peck
ClerioO. * 3 e l e e Hock
Sen-viee Hock
i g r i c u l t u r a l , Fisberv, t Forestry Itork
Htshanlccl l o r *
kennel s o r t

FULLY .0ALIFIU1 C14e3IviCltriCBA

1 0 2 4 1,
ST
s
;
Unit
Pem^e

nn.RlOAN J-i2.
ST-;
ST
ST—1
Total
Wain
resale

86,731

49,088

39,643

50,356

23,943

24,413

38,375

23,143

13,230

23,344

6,33?

17,007

15,6a

5,932

9,709

7,703

4*5

7,290

4,669

989

3,680

3,793

968

2,825

876

21

855

878
1,4/4
1*6
55
31"
1,794

04
464
199
1,287
6
140
4 8 7
29!
15
27
1,767

791
1,458
112
53
299
1,080

406
3B5
197
1,261
6
106
4 8 5
287
12
24
1,056

87
28
34

8
2
6
3

79
26
34
2
3
7U

29,796 22,719

7,077

60,718 a , 7 6 2 18,936

30,922 19,043 11,879

P r c r e . a i n n e l 4 r . n . v n r l e l Occunsttcns
J^JJJ
J.ylr,
l.Hj
0-01 A v e mean's ! auditor
100
82
IS
0-O2 Actor; * n e t n t l e e
1 8 1 3 5
0-O3 Architect
37
36
1
0-04 A r t l e t a , anulptera, A tsarhara of a r t . ,
,,.,,,.,.,...•,.,
45
36
9
O-06 Anthnce, e d i t e v e , 1 r e p o r t e r e . . . . . . .
143
118
22
0-07 Cheirlata, e s s e y s r s . '• ant a l l e r g i s t a
14
13
1
0-08 clsrgynan
176
171
5
0-11 College nreairtehts, n r e f e e a e c e , 6 I n s t r u c t o r ; ! . . . , , . . , , . . , , , . , , .
8
8
0-13 D e n t l e t e .
'.
105
100
5
0-15 S p f l n e a r a , o h s n i n n l . . , , . . . . . . . , , , . . , . .
,.,...,.,,..,......,
2
2
0-16 Ynglnaers, c i v i l
e
19
19
'0-17 Engineers, e l e c t r i c a l
.20
20
0-18 Fuctneers, i n d u s t r i a l
2
2
0-19 Enginearn, R e e k o k l n e l . . . . . . . .
..,.,.,,..,,,.,,,
22
22
0-22 Lseytra A judges
26
24
2
0-23 Librae! s i n e . , . . , . . . . , , . , , , . , , . . , . . . . . . . , , , . . . , ,
6
2
4
0 - 2 4 Kuuieiarm 4 teeohere or Tuale
,
123
32
91
0-25 P h e n a o i a t n
132
1""
24
0-26 Pbyaicisna 1 surgeons
\
87
77
10
0-27 S o c i a l » n e l f n r e enrkeve
J
75
50
2;
0-3O Tsscnere, prinsry echool • P t n d e r o a r t e n . . . . . . . .
....J
64
3 6 1
0-11 Teachers taeecncary j e h o n l ) 5 p r i n c i p a l
J
58
18
40
7-32 Teacher* ' tnatmrtere," n . e . c
J
384
177
277
0-33 Trolnnd nueaei
J
137
3
134
0-34 V e t e r i n a r i a n s
•
3
3
w ' j f v c f a a x i r n i i ocanprtivna, n . * . « . ( , . " ; ; , ; ; ; , ; , ; ; " " . # ; ; " " ; . ; ; ;
0 - a Avletcrr,
u
0-42 C h i r e p r e e t c r e . . . .
....,...,,,..,.
0-43 Oecemtcre 6 wit-tine d r e n a a r e . . . . , , . . . . . . . , . . , , . , . , . . . , . . . , . . , , ,
0-44 Cot-erelel artlata
0-45 Uancara t otBrnn g l r l a , , . , , , . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .
0-46 Designer
0-48 I m f t s m s
J
0-50 laboratory technicians 7 e u s i s t a h t a . . . . . .
J
0-52 ppelora ft medical aarvica e c c u p e t i c t s , n . s . c , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » , i |
0-53 O p t c i e t r i a n
.
0-56 Photographer
0-57 A t h l e t e s , apcrtfl i n a t r u n t e r e , 5 eperta n f r i c l s l j , - , , ,
0-61 Kodlo operators
'.
0-62 Shrmer,
0-64 S u r v n j n r s . . . .

#
6
23
93
46
2
2
32
36
92
34
35
76
31
13
2
3

0-65 Enbalaari A undertakers
0-66 Technicians, except Itbnratnry.....,..,..,,,,,,.,,.,,,..,^.,.,1

-

1
2
42
8
2

19
34
66
29
3
74
28
13
2
3

4

12

6
4
!2
35
17
20
33
75
' 3
2
8
22
23
12
_
1

2

1

22
2
26
3
4
2
3
-

-

7

*

7

\

S44!!il

bcekknanere * aeaPiera, except bank csaJ.jera.
Bcckfcenplnc naektns n p n r e t e r e . . . . . . . * . , , , , , ,
..,,...,...•
Checkers
Clarke, general
C l f r t s , gannral b f r i e a
Pinancinl I n s t i t u t i o n c l e r k s , n, a . c.
,,,...,,.,...,,...

*|

2x243.

On:

i*
1
1
25
8
17
17
2
26
1

19
27
3
31
49
2
4
21
21
12

2

1

4
1
2

\

i^JJ
933
12
2
1 4 3 3
11
22
2
60
6
2
143
3
2
43
2
_
4
4
1
1
2
3
.
17
28
'
31
1
ja
2
14
23
- 2 8
7
21
57
186
1
26
2
-

i«

w
.
18
24
11
5

12
3
17
31

7
7
17
27
7
S3
7
1

7

54
8

2
2

5
5
4
.,
1
1

2
-

2
.
1
17

.

19
41
11

1
-

-

2

-

1 1 2 2 %

\

*i

*

*

240
151
89
1,202
913
289
1,271
1,091
177
2,000
1,774
226
252
244
8
422
U6
6
67
63
4
45
44
1
5
3
2
2
2
1
1
3
3
6
6
5
4
1
1
1
2
2
10
3
7
19
15
4
2
7
2
6
1
4
4
4
4
1
3
6
3
4
3
4
2
1
I ' l
1
1
1
1
1
1
.
2
2
99
86
13
202
97
5
131
115
16
307
285
22
8
8
12
9
3

4s£22

824
233
591
2 6 4 2 2
7
5
2
199
55
144
5CO
81
428
2
6
2
0
6

il
5

3322-

Hotel A rtataurnnt vsnagero
1,442
1,064
378
R e t a i l sanagnra
3,271
2,568
403
Hhnlneale - a n a g n r a . . , , , , ,
674
660
14
kupers *-. dapartnant panda, s t e r n a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
112
159
5
neerrren 6 g l e o r ennagers, s t e r n a , . , , - . * .
7
5
2
Advsrtleing agents
4
4
O f f i c i a l s er l e d g e s , a e c i e t l a a , unions, a t e . . . . . .
1 1 1 0
1
Credit men
3
3
fswurert 6 luperlrLtandanta, b n t l d i A g a . . . . . . . . . . ,
,..,,,..,
29
18
11
Skip c a p t a i n s , n a t e s , p i l o t s , A e n g i n e e r s , , . . . , , , . . , . . , . . . . , . , ,
3
1
3
0
1
Purchasing agents 9 buyers, n . 4 . 4 , , . ,
,...,....
6
4
8
0
Oenduetnra, r s i l r e a d , . . . , . . . , . . , . . .
2
2
Public e f f i e l a l a . n . s . ;
2
2
Ikippctera, public s s r v i c 4 , 4 , 4 , 4 , * . .
2
2
1
201
1B3
18
Hsnngars * o f f i c i a l s , n . t . e . t
438
400
38
{
20
17
3

VeeriJtl * JAM CMifjf.jJM
1-01
1-02
1-03
1-oj
1-05
1-96

/5
5
21
51
38

2
11
714

3.547
2^677
87a_ , 2.266
86
70
16
14
5
3
2
13
26
25
1
11
2 3 . 1 4 7
24
74
58
36
66
12
11
1
2
30
28
2
146
6
6
2
60
57
3
45
2
2
15
15
4
16
16
4
1
1
20
20
2
23
21
2
3
6
2
4
76
15
63
45
100
77
23
32
47
39
8
40
38
11.
21
37
36
3 3 3 - 2 8
30
11
19
28
141
«o
91
243
110
2
118
27
1
1
2

444 4 -

£ g j s « i p r n r , « t , n a i veinn.tKnta, n . . . c . j : : ; ; ; ; ; ; * ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
9-71
0-72
O-73
0-74
0-75
0-81
0-83
0-85
9-87
0-88
0-91
7-92
9-94
0-95
9-9>)
0-98)
0-99)

rtrtEIGK BORK
r s l
ST
3
T"
TotslMtl^^PsMln

2>m

2

710
2 5
6
183
491
0
1

2-959

4.121

1.702

169
5a
4
21
4
2
48
135
72
U9
4
.
6

114

984

7^8

64
l
1

16
16

1
7
9

6

6

50
l
9
9
-

TA8LB 22.—PKirAuY CCCUPATICOAL ULA8S1KICAII0.H AS OK 1942 BY SEA AND AATIVlTTt

MCWATIOBAL XOE Ago UUStI>ICAIK*l
1-07
1-10
1-12
1-15
1-14
1-17
1-18
1-20 .
1-23
1-24
1-25
1-24
1-27
1-28
1-11
1-32
1-33
1-34
1-34
L-37
1-38
1-42
1-44
1-45
1-48
1-49
1-51
1-52
1-55
1-54
1-57
1-58
1-41
1-63
1-65
1-70
1-75
1-80
1-85)
1-54)
l-d")
1-94

iiotel olaraa, n.a.c
Printing » n-hllahlng clnrkn, n.a.c
darka la trada, n.a.c
Osllastort, Sill a * account!
Correspondence clerks
Rla olarka
danaral Industry clacks
Library asadatant) * attaadaata
Vessangars, errand hova, » otttaa boys * gtrla
Tele-re-b necce-gara..
•
Offioa aaoMna aparatora
Firaaatira, aarroll alarka, 4 tlmakaapara
Pratefries alerka
Kill carriers
rbny-a-a sessen-srs 6 railssy sail elsrks,.
rnyalols-s' & dantuta' aaalatanta * attandaota
-acr-tariai
-Meping A- awaiting clerks
statistical clerlti and oonpllara
stan-grspr-ri * tynlata
S'-ock clerkTelephone operatora,...
Ticket* itct.cn, 4 express ar-rota, transportation
veigbsr
Agents and rpproisara, n.a.c.
Olarka 4 kindred oecuc-att-ns, n.c.o
Auction-era
Salesmen, brokorr-o ' neiaelsaim firms, n . a . c . . . . . . .
Canvassers ' aollcltora
Caiaanatr iters
Sole-ear., inauranca......
..eaabrya
Ir-r-sters '• nadUara
-il'Junaa, real aetata....
j.Elaciarij. ttoc1' ' bond
.anlsr olarka....
inlet [--anna
Salaamed, to ~Jrm,«,-s
l
salesmen ' erlaa agc'-Vi, except to ncnc'e-mr..(
(
oalaoclark!, drp clamEnr * liundry
,

Kvacueaa 1 4 Years Old and Over t o IRA In 1942

TOTAL
_. , ,
—
•
w i
Total
* *
Kanala

,

,
,

,..,

,
.,..,..,

(2
SO
12
*
7
1
4
4
1 1 1 0 1
1
1
42
13
29
75
1 4 4 1
2 1 4
17
3
2
3
1
1
1
1
26
U
17
1
4
1
2
4
14
10
4
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
2
4
0
394
32
344
130
122
8
8
4
4
478
22
454
94
53
43
11
11
12
1 1 1
4
3
1
4
6
7
5
2
3
3
75
75
10
8
2
7
2
5
98
92
4
79
79
4 8 4 4 2
18
18
1 1 1 1 4,356
2,090
2,246
A45
209
-34
164
159
5
190
188
2
lC*
ICO
7
5
5
45
30
15

KOISHAH BOB*
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;
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O
25
22
4
3
1
3
3
S
S
1
1
41
12
29
45
1 0 5 5
2 0 4 1 4
3
0
2
9
1
1
27
10
17
1
4
1
0
4
14
1 0 4
1
1
1
1
3
7
3
7
373
20
353
9 8 9 2
4
8
4
4
449
19
450
84
43
a
11
11
7
4
1
3
2
1
1
1
6
5
1
2
2
39
39
4
5
1
5
1
4
34
33
1
78
78
9
8
1
3
3
6
6
5,444
1,738
1,724
313
127
184
105
102
3
120
119
1
59
54
3
4
4
25
11
14

•itryjcp ifc-act,;./.£,826
i!812_^n44_,
4,497
2-01 sty aorkara^
477
342
135
157
2-52 I-.dodru.ua, nrlvata TarllK
80
35
45
14
2-03
oHnalEwr-arn, .rlvcte fcnlly.
273
20
250
207
2-0.1 -ei'Semen ' -orirangf,
447
M7
217
2-05 Oco',o, dcaaatlo
,
508
320
188
134
2-04 raids, .-tcurtl
2,205
2,205
1,874
2-27 vursanclda
••
180
2
178
147
2-08 Karleroalde......
,...,.,,
4
4
2
2-09 li-iceLlanecus tenrenta, p-fvata really
124
73
S3
50
2-21 Lnrtandara,..,,.,..
on
Ay
n
34
2-22 uel):un '• irelated pceu.nticns
,.
24
25
1
1!
2-?3 BrHrilno-fcauna * .enetnc-h-uce VesTeca
282
183
99
33
t
2-24 V'ida 6 hmncnae, :*>tela, raatauranta, ate
2B2
45
237
42
1-25 kciieakanpcrr, otawcric, •• nrit-oree
,
35
18
17
15
2-24 ceefca, accept private ranlly
1,170
94*
242
IT
2-27 . niter1 1 adtrecasa, except private 'sally
751
201
550
498
2-28 861- rteaarii
13
12
1
10
2-29 Kitchen nrkrs "n r t l t , r-atrants, rallrradc, -tmabpa, atc,n,o.c.
387
265
122
175
2-32 Barbers, beauttcinna, * BSnlcvr'.t
734
242
472
412
2-34 b-otblacl-a
1
1
1
1-36 c.ildaa, arnopt hun*.1nc 4 trinrlne
6
1
5
4
2-38 ridvivra '. practical nurses
113
2
111
43
2-4'J Attendants, recrnaUm » aeueeeemt, n.a.c
65
5
8
7
2
2-42 Attendants, nr-vnitela '•- otter inatitutlnna, n . a . c .
57
19
38
52
2-43 Attendant;:, prcfearimnl "- parnonal service, n.a.c
13
4
9
4
2-44 Ci-p Gttandant-...
1
1
2-45 or—..,:
4
2
2
2
7-47 Annrantirnr tc carvlca c c a n r . . t l n n a , , , , , , . . , , , , , , , , , . , . , , . , , . . . ,
10
5
5
8
2-46 Unbare
1
1
1
2-61 Guard! 5- aatchaan, except creasing B a t c b M e n , . . . . . , , . . . . . . , , , . . ,
18
17
1
3
2-6.2 lEnrrrlnd aatahman 6- bridge tendare..,..
..,,.,,....,.....,
2
2
:h-55 Fnlicv-ari - datactivaa, exdept in fmhllc aarvlca
3
3
3
2-66 Bolicwan 6 datactivan, public aarvlca.
1
1
1
2-6rT. bcldlsre, callers, marines, * crnat ipnrda, n . a . c . . , , . , , . . , , , . ,
8
8
7
2-82 Cn-re-nun '• e"lain,.ra
,
1 4 3 1 1
2-84 .'unlt-re 8 ae-tana
342
335
7
54
2-84 r-r-er-, r.e.c
125
122
3
25

2-92 bagpe-c n n r t a r a . . . . , . . . , . . , . , . . . . . . , . , . , , , . . , . , . , . . . , , . . , , , , , , .
2-95

Klev-'.rr eparatore

laJsmsBil* 'tatsrr. Pnrtatrv. '• ttotati, fwnoiUani

9

9

-

6

17

17

-

11

a,?94..ja.aff

3-01 Csb drain r a r a e r t , , . , . , , . . . . . , . . . . . .
3-92 Cotton Avmeri....
3-03 Crop npanialty f e r n a r a . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
........
3-54 Dairy r a m a - p , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3-95 PT'iit faraiar

35

25
4
1

4

1
2

-

5
.

.
1

1

10

t

1
2
1
2
-

.
1
5

1
2

23
32

12
30
3
10
-

9
12
5
1
5
1
1
34

5
1
5
1

64
9
15
5
892
132
59
70
48

3
11
2
4
2
1
-

36
4
2

3

2

10
1
.
b
1
-

4
1

3
1
59

1
3

1
8

1
1
5
1

15
5
352
82
57
69
44
1

20

1
19

540
50
2
1
4
1

\,nj\. .. }^0.
4.361
2,741
I.604
105
52
320
337
83
2
12
44
33
33
5
202
63
15
48
217
230
230
29
105
374
291
83
1,874
331
331
167
13
2
11
2
2
2
14
34
74
59
17
31 '
3
37
32
5
11
*
15
14
1
14
19
249
l69
80
14
48
220
31
18?
7
*
20
11
9
118
59
993
790
203
119
379
253
82
171
in
3
2
1
140
35
212
125
87
59
353
322
I83
139
1
.
.
.
1
3
2
2
43
70
2
68
3
2
2
1
4
2
3
4
6
18
34
5
1
4
*
4
9
4
5
.
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
4
2
1
1
1
.
.
.
3
15
14
1
_
2
2
3
1
.
7
1
1
1
4
3
11
52
2
288
283
5
25
100
9?
3

6

-

3

11

3
6

6

-

4.737 10.860 8,731 2,344), , 14.904 12.107 2.597

15
1 4 1
4
3
1
207
203
4
2 8 2 8 1,671
i^ftip
bX

mi

(Contlnuad)

FORKIOtt BOBS
z-rz
z~.
T—T"
Total
Male
Fanale

6
2
73
46l

6
1
1
TO
8
8
631

9
2
3
30

134
2
0
1,010

8
2
133
2
0
979

1
1
31

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•

AMERICAN buJfN
- -

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Tptjq
Male
•
—T=—*•
a. . — - • - — — -

3-06 ftuMral I - r a w * * , , . . • . . , , . . , , , , , , . , . . . . . , , . , , . . . . . . . . . .
198
183
15
3-07 taiVfc.1 *. .HveatccV f o r - *
. . . .
3*,
3*
3
3-0* P o u l t r y f n m * r a , . . . . . , , , ,
. . . .
..
UD
H$
ZL
truck r^mnn...
4.336
4,194
142
3 . j ^
3-11 ftum brands, g r a i n
.,,,,
12
10
Z
3-13 Perm h a n d i , er*p q w e l a l t y , ,
,.....,,.
224
169
55
3 - U rarra h a n d s , * M r y . , , , , . ,
......
. . . . . . . . . . .
30
26
4
3-15 farm han.lt, f m l t
..•,.,...
4.483
3,306
1.177
3-16 Firm h*nna, genoi-rl f a r m * . , . , .
..
.................
891
737
154
3-17 F*rf h a n d s , wfiifil ft f t v » a t o r t
9
6
3
3-18 F a r e Hindu, p r u l t « > . . . , „ » , , , . , . • „ , . . . , .
10*
60
48
3-19 F u a
tatndi,
rapHtnbl*
*,..,
..........
5,524
3,4^9
2,035
3-30 F r u i t * v e g e t a b l e g r a d e r s ft packer
..........
,
861
398
463
3-31 B l i g h t c o n t r o l l a b o r e r s t bindweed e r * H i e * t o r s , . , , , . . . , . , , . , , , .
10
10
3-32 T r r l g n l l e n o c c u p a t i o n * , . . .
...
67
63
4
3-35 Parm n a c H n n l e t . *
20
IB
2
3-36 Form c o u p l e t
...
5
2
3
1-37 F i r * u n i ^ m ft f o r e m e n . . . . . .
.,
3,1)67
2,021
46
3 - V Nur?erv eo*rs*ors t f l w e r e r e r w f l r s . . . . . . . . . .
,H
915
834
81
3-39 Wuraerv 7 l e n d s e s p i n r l a b o r e r s
,,
864
516
3*8
3-40 Gardeners *• grounds k e e p e r s , p a r k * , o e M t e r i e s , e t c . Z } . . « . . - * • . J 2 , 3 7 6
2,363
13
3-41 h a t c h e r y w e n . . . .
.... ^.......................
3
3
3-42 U b o r f l M . t i a t ^ i i ?
,
,
,
2
1
1
3-43 S t s b } « m * n . . . . . . . . . , . . , . ,
3
3
3_4* 7 - - u . a l o * l tipr'.-iltllfftl
ooj.Lips.tiicme, n . e . o , . . , , , . . , , , . . . , *
53
52
1
3-49 A t T l c ' i l U r a l n ^ c y s i n t i c n s , r - . e . o
11
10
J
3-97 Flnfcsmetl ft o y a t e r a e n . , .
524
512
12
3-PS Spniita '< ( P W M J g s t J w j v r a .
1
1
3-69 F t t h i . t g n c c u p a t i o n * , n , * , o , . . . .
40
25
15
3-71 flfrrectw *cnupatlttis,
ercSpt logging.**
3
3
3-77
tarter*
* traprers,.,,...... v . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
}
3
J H 1 W LeauftEtlona
3.035
£
4-01 B a k e r s , , , . , . ,
....,,.,,,
,..,,,...
A3
4-02 CeonwitiMiB i n rtrnductinn o f t ? 1 ' " * ^ p T P d u r t s , n . e . c , . . , ,
1
4-0.3 GnuUpatJrfnd 1n ^ - o ^ n r t i ^ n "f >•' v*-r\s;?ar,
,
.,,,
1C
4- r Ji v<?. cur i t i n i l i a ? w o u c t 1 r n fit" « r f *.o6iena
,,,
39
4-0* C i r c t p a t l W i t i n i c e p w a i r * '*** r*-*Ty - r - * i o t j
,,,,,,.,..,,
5
i-Cff V t ' l e m , n r n i n , f)o 1 1 T ± *«*a (
J
3
fltjC
i-f^? t a c u p « t i p n r I i e l t i E ^ t - r l n f l * *.n pr*pEratit>n of b e a t p r n d u o t a , , ]
4
4 - j o O r c u p a t l p i t s i n p m d u d t l o n OJ M | Fc« 1 Jaji-flUi fr-**\ n m r t i i e t s . , . . , . ,
40
4-12 OncupatlP^a In ran.1ifs.atnr* ^!h t o l i t c f * r ' ^ d i r c t s . , , , , , . . . . . . , » . . 1
4-14 C e a u p a t l o n s Ln nfinufia"t\;re r f ^ n f t p? v i s . , . , , , , . . , , , ,
,,..J
9
4-15 M i m u , * * r t i l » . , , , . . , ,
1.........J
3
4-19 OscifpaLlnni i n m t n u f a a t u r e r f t e ^ t l l e t , n.-,v..........*..*...,
2
4-23 ^ m i n o r s . . , , . . , , ,
^..t
h
4-25 O r a t n t P f t r n '.
fieanttrvaE<es
,.
.............
590
4^26 T a i l o r s 6 t a i l O T t f t r t E .
.,.,,„,.,
,.,
129
4 - 2 7 O c c u p a t i o n s i h f a b r i p a t i n n r-f t e x t i l e prci'tiief.*, n . e . c . . , . .
3
4 - 2 9 I n s p e u t e r a , s c a l e r s , * ETflders, l n g j » l u m b e r . . . . . . ,
,
35
4 - 30 LumbertwH • r e f t sm*fl, fi uned e h e n ^ r e , . . . , . . , , .
,
1
4 - 3 1 Sawmill o c c u p a t i o n , n . c . c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , , .
id
4-32 C a b i n e t m a k e r s . . . .
.............
26
4-33 General nc^dworkin? r e p i t r i ' . t f l n a , M . r
,
4
4-15 U p } « l a t B T f r 0 . v
3
4-36 O c c u p a t i o n s l n "-cnTiftctDT-e of f u r n i t u r e , n . e . c ,
2
4-3* Ceepsrttfe scoflpatferia, * i , e , r . . .
»„,,.,,..,
3
4-39 Ccr--tns i n m abbf s C t u r e of itlao f i n i s h e d liiinbtr p r o d u c t s , n. + .rj,
2
4-44 Compositors ft t y p e s e t t e r s . . .
,,,.,,,
116
4-45 E l e e t r r t y p a r s K- s t e r n o t y u e r a
£
4-46 L i t h n g r a p h a n
.,,,..,.,...,........,,,,,,,,.,...,...,...,..
1
4-4? pbntosngraierB.
........„,
2
4 - 4 ^ Pressmen + p l a t e p r l n t e - s , p r i n t i n g . . . . , . , ,
IB
4 - 4 9 •ocupsticHQa in p r i n t i n g A p u b l i s h i n g , n , * . L ! . . . . . . . .
,,
6
4-52 O c c u p a t i o n s in p r o d u c t i o n cf I n d u s t r i a l c h e m i c a l s
7
4-59 t r c c u p a t i m i s in. manufaatm-s of l e at F e r , , . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
,,,
5
4 - 6 0 Bhoenskers A shea r e p o i r o e n , n o t 1n f a c t o r y .
110
4 - 6 l O c c u p a t i o n s i n matlufflcture of b o o t s 6 a h o e e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
4-62 G e o n p a t i c m i n n m u f of l s a t h e r p n i t s e t h e r t h a n b e e t s *
flhees,
1
4*AJ O c c u p a t i o n s i n p r o d u c t i o n of g l a s s * g l a s s p r o d u n t e , . . . . . . . . . . .
1
4-66 O c c u p ^ t l e h s i n p r o d u c t i o n cT e l s y p r o d u c t s . . . . . . . . . . .
1
4 - 7 1 J s s t l e r s , » e t e h " i o k * r s , gold s m i t h s , * s l l v e t v i t h e . , , , . , . , . , , , . .
61
4 - 7 2 O c c u p a t i o n s i n maniif nf o l o c b s , watelies, J e w e l r y , e t c . , n . e . c . ,
1
4-74 Occupation* i n e j e c t m p l f l t i n g , g a l v a n i s i n g , 6 r s l a t s d prnae&sei
2
4-75 E a c M n l B t S , , . , , .
„
34
4-76 T c s l n s k s r g & d i e s i n k e r * * s e t t e r s
5
4-73 Machine sb&p * r e l a t e d o c c u p a t i o n * , n . t . c , .
7
4-Ga T i n s s l t h s , c a p r e r g m i t h s , It s h e e t n a t a l w o r k e r * . . . . . . . .
1
1
4^0. K o l d e r s . . . . , . , . .
,....,,,,,,
,
2
4-83 B o l l c r w a k a r s . . . . . . , , ,
..,„
5
4-B5 Woldsra * f l a » * e u t t B T s , , , . . . , , . . , , , , . , . .
„
18
4 - 8 6 Black s m i t h s , ferjemen, 4 h a f h m e m w d . . . . , , , ,
1
4-90 Ore d r e e ? '•••-, ccc op at i r n o
1
4-SO Furnscemen, j w » l t s r j , 5
rtouj"ers...,,...,...,,,.................
3
4-97 K l e o t H r l m s . , , , . , . . , . ,
,..,,.,
,
,,
23
4 - 9 8 O c c u p a t i o n * i n rsnufactUC* Of r a d i o s A p h o n o g r a p h s . .
1
4*99 Occptna i n wsfluf of e l e c t r i c a l machinery 4- a c c e s s a r i e s , n . e . c . ,
2
5-00 O c c u p a t i o n * in manufacture o f - i * e e l e c t r i c a l s q u l p m e o t , n . s . o .
1
6-03 Occupation* i n b u i l d i n g o f a i r c r a f t , n.v.o..
1
5-C5 Occptna i n fcd.de t r a n t p t n equipment (**c auto ft l l r e A f t ) , n . - . e ,
2

(72'

(Continued)

TCHBIC3 FflHK

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Total
gal*
Ffteal*
. •
•• ^ • ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ • ^ ^ • ^ ^ H H V V W

71
' 63
8
127
130
7
13
U
a
19
£
4 9 4 3
8
9 1 7 6
15
1,602
1,543
59
i^H
2,651
S3
3
2
1
9
8
1
117
94
2J
107
75
K
25
32
3
5
4
1
1,696
1,352
544
2,537
1,954
633
304
231
73
587
506
81
3
3
6
3 * 3
54
39
15
54
a
33
2,894
2,039
B55
2,630
1,450
1,1BQ
510
221
239
351
177
174
2
2
8
8
27
27
40
3*
4
16
it
4
£
2.
1
1
4
1
3
558
526
JO
1,509 1,493
16
307
281
26
60S
553
55
*23
365
158
361
151
HO
*!?
613
4
1 , 5 5 9 1,550
9
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
.
.
.
4?
46
1
6
6
0
6
2
5
4
1
235
*3l
4
^9
281
8
1
1
1^
13
5
22
12
10
3
3
£
2
1"
1
-

j£|
6j7
LL^3
Ll!&_
4 ^
1,512
1 . 1 5 9 351
42
1
22
21
1
2 1 2 1
1
1
1
9
1
.6
5
1
4
4
33
6
11
9
2
28
24
4
5
4
4
1
1
3
1
1
2
2
3
1
4
3
1
32
3
8
6
2
32
2
6
6
1
1
1
^
_
9
4
4
5
5
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
it
5
5
1
1
7
533
366
1
365
224
6
Z18
74
55
42
S
34
677
66
21
8
6
6
2
2
35
12
12
23
23
1
1
1
10
1
1
9
9
26
1?
17
9
9
4
2
2
2
2
2
1
.
.
.
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
72
44
39
39
20 J7
33
34
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
17
l
1 1 1 1
"
7
6
\
4
2
4
2
2
2
2
7
2
2
5
5
1
4
2
1
1
3
3
109
1
lB
18
92
91
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
•
l
l
60
l
2 4 - 2 3
1
37
37
1
l
l
2
1
1
1
1
34
17
17
17
1?
5
3
3
2
2
7
6
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1
0
1
1
2
1
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1
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3
.
2
2
1
1
18
17
17
1
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1
1
1
1
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3
3
3
13
19
19
4
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TJHLX 23,—HHIMJUff OCC'IPATILNAL CL A£51FINATION AS OF 1942 BT SB3L AMD NATIVITY I

Evacuees U Years Old and Over t o WHA I n 1942

TOTAL
Total
5«OS
5-09
5-12
5-13
5-16
5-1?
5-18
5-21
5-22
5-2A
5-25
5-26
5-27
5-2fl
5-30
5-31
5-32
5-33
5-36
5-3?
5-43.
5-A2
5-/3
5-49
5-53
5-55
5-56
5-5?
5-58
5-59
5-72
5-73
5-76
5-79
5-80
5-B1
5-S3
5-a.
5-86
5-88
5-89
5-91}
5-92)
5-9A
5-95
5-97
5-99

O p t i c i a n s , l e n s g r i n d e r s , ft p o l i s h e r s
****.
,.
Oooptns I n mtnuf of p r . f u _ . i c n a l ft s c i e n t i f i c appal-atuo, n . e . c .
Piano At o r g u i t u n e r s , , , , . . , • • *
*,,..*
>
*• •
*
Occupations I n t h * l a n u f a e t u r e of m i s c e l l a n e o u s p r o d u c t !
Painter I , except construction A m a i n t e n a n c e . . . . . . . . . . . . .
,.
P a t t e r n ft nodal makers, except p a p e r . ,
„«•••••
»'!««•
Dyer*......
.
,
,...,
Mlnnre^ . mining m-"hJ on o n e r a . c r a . . . . . . . . . . .
,..,.*.
OeaiiuAtioni I n e x t r a c t i o n of m i n e r a l s , n , B . o , . . . , . , ,
*.
"••rick ft s t o n e n i i c m , & t i l e n e t t e r s .
*
Cerpmtart
*
Cement A c o n c r e t e f i n i s h i r s , . ,
,
<
P a i n t e r s , c o n s t r u c t i o n A -fiiriisnancs
r aper bangers
.....
.........
P l u m h w s , gas f i t t e r s , A steam f i t t e r s , , , ,
.........,,,,,
Roofers * s l a t e r s
..,
C o n s t r u c t i o n ocnupatiDtis, n . e . c ,
...........,,,.,,,
Aabantoa * I n & i l i t l o n w o r k e r s , . , . . ,
.....
Chauffeurs A n r l v e r e , b*is, t e z l , t r u c k , * t r a c t o r
„ o
Teamsters,,
,.,...
,
LooonutlTo e n g i n e e r s
,..,,
Locofwtlfe n r e t n e b . , ,
»,..
,
,,
^ e t o m e n , s t r e e t , subwsy, A e l e v a t e d r a i l v s y , , . , . , . . , . , , , , . , , , ,
Transportation occupations, u . e . e
L i n e m e n * s e r r l a M e n , t e l e g r a p h , t e l e p h o n e , Pr p o w e r . . . . . , . . , , , .
Motion p i c t u r e p r o j e c t i o n i s t s
.,.,..4.,*
Auuoeneot, r e c r e a t i o n , .•motion p i c t u r s o c c u p a t i o n s , n . e . e
Occupations i n l a u n d e r i n g , c l e a n i n g , d y e i n g , A p r e s s i n g , e t c . , .
M e s t c u t t e r s , except i n s l a u g h t e r i n g A packing houses
Occupations in t r a d e s A s e r r i n s s , n . s . c
,.,,.,,.*.
Bngineers, s t a t i o n a r y , . . . .
Cranemen, i e r r i c t a s n , h b i s t m e n , * shoveTmen.
,..,,,,
Inspector
,„,,..,,
.,
VaahsniQa A r e p o l n w n , r a i l r o a d A c e r s h o p
Mechanics A r e p a i r m a n , a i r p l a n e . . , , . , , . . . , *
,
Mechanics A r e p a i r m e n , Motor v e h i c l e
Mechanics & r e p a i r m e n , & , e . c . . . , , , , , . . , . . . .
,.,,,.,.
Tool s h a r p e n e r s A d r e s s e r s ,
....,,..,,
Photographic process o c c u p a t i o n s , . .
.,
Warehousing, a t c r e k e e p l n g , h a n d l i n g , l o a d i n g , e t c , , n , e , c . . . . . .
I'i-ecaLIar.eous o c c u p a t i o n s , n . e . c , , .
,,,,.,,.......•,,,,,,,•
_
_ .*—*.., (
foramen, marrif acta t r l n g . , J * *
,,.,...,............,...,,„,,,
Foremen, i n s t r u c t i o n
,..,...,,..,
Foremen, t r a n s p o r t a t i o n , eammunicotton, ft u t i l i t i e s . . . . .
Foremen, s s r v l c s s , B m u a e m e a t g . . . . . .
,.,,
Foremn, n . e . o . . , , . , . . . , . , . , , , , , , , . . , , »
,

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6-02 Oueupacblona I n p r o d u c t i o n of b a k e r y p r c d u o t e , n . e . c
,,-.<•
6 - 0 3 Occupation* i n producti&n o f h e v e r s g e s
,....,.,.
6 - 0 4 Occupations i n canning a p r e s e r v i n g of r o o d s . .
6-05 Occupations i n p r o d u c t i o n of c e n f e c . i o n s . . * . . . . . . . , . . , * , . . . * . , .
6-06 Oo c u p e t l cne in p r o C e s s l a g of d a i r y product • . . . . . . . . , , , . . ,
6-08 Occupations i n p r o d u c t i o n of g r a i n - m i l l p r o d u c t s , n . e . c , .
6-09 Occupations in s l a u g h t e r i n g A i n p r e p a r a t i o n of meat p r o d u c t * , .
£,__ (J-cupntlrrhs in product J on of rrLecntl unacus feed lircrcucth
6-14 Occupations i n manufacture of k n i t g o o d s . .
6-18 Vonprccess ecoupfltlons i n manufacture of t e x t i l e s , n . e . c . . . . . . .
6-19 Occupations i n manufacture of t e x t i l e s , n . e . o , . . , , , . . , . , . . « . . . •
6-21 F u r r i e r * ft o c c u p a t i o n s i n f a b r i c a t i o n of fur goods, n . e . c . . , . , ,
6-Z4 Occupations i n manufacture of b a t e A c a p s , D . e . c , . . , , , , , . , . . . , ,
6-25
toueftmkers
A sessietresBU..,,,,
,
6-27 Occupations i n f a b r i c a t i o n of t e x t i l e p r o d u c t * , n . e . c
,.,,,
6-29 I n s p e c t o r s , s c a l e r s . A g r a d e r s , l o g s A l u s h e r
6-30 Lumberman, r a f t s m e n , ft w o o d c h o p p e r a . . , . ,
6-31 Bewmlll o c c u p a t i o n s , n . e . c , , . . , . .
6-33 General woodworking o c c u p a t i o n s , n , e , c , , , , , , , , . . . , . , . . . , , , , , , , ,
6-36 Occupations i n manufacture of f u r n i t u r e , n . e . e
...,,,.,*
6-39 d c a p t h s i n manufacture o f misc finished: lumber p r o d u c t * , n . e . o ,
6-42 Occupations i n manufacture of paper g o o d s . . .
,,,,
6-44 Compositors * t y p e s e t t e r s
,.„,.„,.,,....,.......,
6-49 Occupations i n p r i n t i n g A p u b l i s h i n g , n . e . c .
,*...,,..*«
6-52 Occupations In p r o d u c t i o n of i n d u s t r i a l c h e m i c a l * .
,.,,,.«•
6-53 Occupations i n p r o d u c t i o n of ahemlcsl p r o d u c t s , n . e . c , , . . . . . . . .
6-57 Occupations in p r o d u c t i o n of r u b b e r g o o d s . . .
*..,......•
6 - 5 9 Occupations i n manufacture of l e a t h e r . , , . , . , . , , . . . . , . , . ,
6-61 Occupations i n Manufacture o f b o o t s . A s h o e s . . , . . , . . . * . . , , . , , , , ,
6-62 Occupations in nanuf of l e a t h e r p r d t s o t h e r then t o o t s A s h o e s .
6-66 Occupations i n p r o d u c t i o n of e l e y p r o d u c t s
,
,...
6-72 Oocupstions in macuf of c l o c k s , w a t c h e s , j e w e l r y , e t c . , n . e . c ,
6-77 F i l e r s , g r i n d e r s , b u f f e r s , A p o l i s h e r s ( m e t a l )
,,,
6-78 Machine shop A r e l a t e d o c c u p a t i o n * , n . e . c . . .
.,,*,,,«*
6-82 Foundry c c t u - n a t i o n s , n . e . c . . . . . . . •
,
6-83 i k i J - T i ^ - k i - T s . . . . . . .
,
,,,,.,,.,
,,,,,...
6*85 rfrlders A fT*m* c u t t e r s
6-86 BlsclLBMiths, forgemen, A h a m n e r m e n . , , , . ,
,.........,,,.,.,.
6—88 O c c u p a t i o n s i n n e o h a n l c i l t r e a t m e n t of m e t a l s , n . o . a , ,
6-91 Furnscamen, smelters, A pnUrara.,.
,,,,,,,

5
4
1
7
10
A
2
9
1
2
1*9
5
36
.
19
1
1
l
72.
3
2
6
1
5
l
2
.
11
388
A3
3
10
2
2
10
22
359
93
I
25
5
1
66
6
63
15
fJ
24

Mile

AMERICAN SORN
Female

5
4
1
4
9
A
2
9

-

2
169

-

33
7

3
-

19
1

1

(73)

}•

Hale

5
4
1
5
5
A
2
1
2
76
A
16
1
9
1

~
3
1
-

l
l
72
57
3
2
2
1
6
1
1
5
1
l
l
l
2
5
1
6
11
3
305
8?
96
Al
2
25
3
*
10
10
2
1
2
1
10
1
22
21
357
2
276
93
6 A 6
I
16
9
15
5
2
1
1
63
3
18
6
A
63
11
15
3
53
4
21
2A
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J

£*W
2

Female

5

-

1*3&
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2
1
3
3
212
126
86
i.
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2
2
1
1
1
1
i£'
2A
16
8
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
8
—
8
158
5
153
187
9
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4 4 4 4
11
11
187
183
4
4
4
"
4
4
"
116
102
LA
4
3
1
28
12
l6
7
6
1
1
1
3
'3
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1
1
26
3
2
3
2
2
20
3
17
3
2
1
5
2
3
1
1
6
6
2
2
1
1
6
5
3
3
1
1
1
1
-

*tl?\ Occupations i n f a b r l c s t L n n nf e w t a l p r o d u c t s , n , * , o , f " " * ' •***

Total

"

4
1
A
4
A

-

2
1
2
76
A
1A
1
9
1
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-

~
1
1

2

J

93
1
19

-

6
.
1

-

15
1

-

1

1

6
-

6
4

-

8
3
1

6
—
1

*

"
3
488

1.283
-

29
1

S20
1
1
78
8
5
1
1
1
1
19
*

1
135

_
1
A
2
4
79
166
-

1
34
3
1
4
78
77
2 7 2

A
5
7
7
120
•
33
1
9
3
1

*
2
—

A
69
9
3
"
9
10
3
1
.
.
.
.
2
9
2
2
11
1
1
1
6
2
_
_
3
1
1
1
J

9

1
1
83
83
2 9 2 9
1
10
7
$
3
—
8 4 6
2
2
52
52
12
12
)*•
;-4
16
16

-

63

1
9

-

A

1

1
2
-

1
A
17

9
237
18

-

48
5
1
_
5
1
1
1

A

9
8
292
IS
3
-

28
2
-

i*131
2

.
1

15
1

-

•
3
"
•
1
-

10

-

66
23
10
1
1
1
21
27A
A

4

8
1

20
6
10

-

. 6
-

-

8
1
93

-

*

5
_

-

1
1

-

-

-

9
2
1
17
A
11
3
19
0

2

-

-

JM-Uj
-

*

-

57
2
1

3

Male

-

2
77
6
1
.
6
5
3
1
4
80
11Q
17
4
65
A
A
78
3
19
4
.
.
.
1
1
2
13
2
1
6
2
_
5
1
1
1

Total

-

3

(Continued)

ROTON DORN

122
—
38

3
1
15
_
7
1

3
3
1
3
1 1

5

1
2
—
-

2
_
-

-

-

3
—
2
2
A61
1
57
3
1
15
3
1
A
74
72

_
1
1

-

.
55

1
2
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2
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5
1
6
*
1
4
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6
3
*
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TABLR 2?.--PFUMAKY OHJlJp.;T«-(f«. CIittSIKCATlUll AS OF 1-42 -J oEI A-VO NJfflVrrTl
WCUPAIIOJPAL OH OB AM GUiBXPICttlttt
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6-96 Ccouprtf-ns In meriuf-eture n1" radios '- phnnorrriphi
.....
7-OQ Oceup-tions tn nexvif actum of ni.sc e l e c t r i c a l esul patent, n.a.o
*7-03 Oftcttfatjwta ti] onllrtln; of aircraft, n . i . c . . . . . . . .
7-13 vncumatlona In the manuf ict'irs of nlaciillanepus nmuctc
7-16 Pointers, aKcent o^ P-trust* rn *- mninti-**nce«.*.**
7-17 Pattern 4 wdel rjJwrs, except naper
7-20 Ooeunsttona tn proiiiotlor. of pet.rotein
,
,
7-22 Cctmpatlone in wrtraeM-n of •-ineralBj n.e.a,
7-23 Ccnstructle-i
m**Mnery *•ureters, n . e . e . . .
«.
,lf
1
7-24 *rf' * a* ** -.-•>---, '• t i l e cottar-..,
.........
7-2* Cci^ant ft con-rot* t ifllshers,
••
••
7-37 Pointer*, cn-xtruetior. * rtintornnw
*
7-32 Construction eoorj-ctinna, Tt.c.c
,
7-35
toutce....
*
7-36 Chauffeurs *• irivur*, boo, **xi, truck, * tractor
.,
7-3? Tan*-* er
•
7-40 Petersen £ vehicle), except railroad, railway, *• bus,,,
7-47 top-ah-rensn * oV.vcJorM.,,
<
7-4? bailors * iO-Ph-nds, except tf, a. Hevy,..,
7-49 Tranaportetton -c-.up-.tlvTiB, " . e . c .
7-55 frtien picture projection! ate
7-54 Amusement, n-rtstion, t* motim picture noeuueUnn-, n . e . r . . , . ,
7-57 Occupations in l-undering, clesnltuj, dy-inr, * nrasalTUj, e t c . . ,
7-56 Ptetouttars, except in sanughtsring * p-eHna h-uses
7-59 Cccupatiens in trader ft services, n,»,«
,,
,
7-60 Attendants, fiUiiuj i t it lone * parkin- l o t t , .
7-61 Pntlla larvioa eccLLpatiena, n.r.c
*
•j_A{ Konproaaw occupations in manufacturing, n.e.c.j
•«••*••**<
7-68 Packing, fUMn,;, libollnc, i-srkir-Ca bottling, e t c . , n.a.o
7-70 Firerwn, other than process fi/emen
,
7-73 Cranemcn, JorrlcVnwm, Jwigtren, ?• ahpvaliBon
^
7-76 Ins-c-tore, n.e.e*.
7-79 tftchanlca * rapairneTi, railroad * earahap
,
7-81 Mechanlci * repairvan, f^tor v a h i c l a . . . . . .
7-63 Veuhanioj 8 rapoinacn, n.#.c.
******..•* *••••*•.
7-S4 Tool Bharpcnart * draeaere.
7-85 larega laborers ft carsaehcra It rraaaara,,
7-86 Photorraphie Tiroccea eecupationa
*
7-87 Chatnneti, rodmen, '- aaaan, surveying......
..,....,
7-86 Haroheuclns, steraltaapinc, hondlln;, loading, e t c . , n.e.e
7-89 Miacallanocua
cceupfttlona, n.e.e
1
7-93 Carpantare1 i r i m n t i o w , . ,
7-94 Vaahlnlata apprwiticau.
,
7-95 S3 e ctri ci
ana1 apprentices
•
1
7-96 Plumber::1 a p p r e n t i c e s , , . . , , . * * . , * » . . , . . , . , * , , . . * . * . . . • . « . . * . r . .
7-97 jtnprantlces to other construction 6 Vnd t r a d e s , , . . . . . . . . . . . , , ,
7-96 Apprentioa* to printing t r a d e s , , . . , , ,
,
7-99 Apprentices to other trades
,

uneHllad Docu^rtlon.
1.510
8-02 Ccoupatlons in nroductlon of bakery products, n,e,o, , . , * , .
5
8-03 Occupations in production of bavereres
•
16
8-04 Occupations in canning A. preserving foods
646
8-05 Occupations in product? ort of conTaetu-na
,.....,,........,
3
8-06 Decupitinp* in nrcoaaaing of dairy, p r o d u c t s . . . * , , * , . . * . . . . . , . . .
2
8-99 Ocaupstione in slsitehtertng A in preparation of neat prrdiacta.,
2
8-10 Occupations in production of mlacellaneoua ford products,,
18
9-14 Ocoupaticn* in iaanufaotu-r of ^nit gooda,,
,..
1
P-19 Occupations in manuf-ctura of toxtllea, n . a . o . , , . , , , . . . , .
1
8-27 Occupations Id fehricDtlrn of textile products, n.o.c
29
8-30 Liimharnan, raft men, f- wwdc'irpTord..,..
*,
6
8-31 S u n l U ocmnstiens, n , e , c ,
40
8-33
6-36
fi-39
fl-^2
B-49
8-32
8-53
P-57
8-57
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6-62
«.-Tn
B-?2
8-78
8-94
9-03
9-0*
9-13
9-16
b-20
Q-22
a-A3
9-35
9-47
9-48
9-4*
7-56
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2
2
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1
1
.
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4
4
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1
102
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1
17
17
1,305 1,296
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1,113 1,10a
5
192
190
2
6
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4
4
4
4
1
1
1
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8
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Oenerat woodworking o c c u p a t i o n » , N , * . C
Oacupttione i n nanufaoture of r u r n i t u r a , n . e . o
Occptns i n manufactura of miae f i n i s h e d timber p r o d u c t s , n . a . o ,
Occupetlcna i n manufactum o f • eper goods
,,,,.«•*,,,.
Cocupetlons i n p r i n t i n g 4 p u b l i s h i n g , n . a . o . ,
....*.
O r c u p a t i o n a i n p r o d u c t i o n of i n d u s t r i a l c h e s n t e a l s , . ,
....,
Occupation* in prortDOtinn rt ch*Hinal "imr»aots, n . a . e , , . .
Ccoupations I n n r o d u c t i c n of rub:.er g o o d s . , . , , . . . , . . , * , . . , , , * . ,
Occupations in n a n u f t c t u r e of l e a t h e r . * . , . . .
.,...,
C f c u p a t i o n t in r H n u f a e t u r a of b o o t s 4 s h o e s , ,
,...,,,,*«
Oneupationa i n manuf o f l e a t h e r p r d t s o t h e r than bnota 4 a h r p a ,
O c o u r s t l o n s i n p r o d u c t i o n of a s b o e t o s prorHietfi, c b r o s l v v e j e t c ,
Occupations i n manuf of c l o c k s , w a t c h e s , J e e * l r y , e t c . , r\,ate,t
Machine shop A r e l a t e d occur a t l o n a , , . . * . , .
*,,,
>••
Occupations In f a b r i c a t i o n of n s t a l p r o d u c t s , n , e , c
.,,..,,
Occupations in huJldin;* e i r n r t f t , n . a . o , , , , , , , . .
,*,
Occptns in bid*; t r n n j p t n **;iiipm*ut(erc a u t o 4 a i r c r a f t ) , n.a.o<
r
o e u ; ' B t i m e i n t h e manuf a c t n r t of m i s c e l l a n e o u s p r o d u c t *
P s i n t n r s , e x c e p t c o n s t r u c t Ion. * maintenance
Occupations i n p r c H u c t i r n o f p n t r o l e u m . . , . , , . . . . . . . . . , , . , . , , , , ,
Occupations in, o s t r a e t i e n of n j o c r a l a , n . c . c
A o n r t r u e t i c n recaf•• M e n s , n . a . o
.,..,..,,......
frutwen..............,,,.,,..
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,
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,
.'rrnaportPtior recuaattenj, n . o . c . . , , , . . . , .
4nu»-*t--t, r*or«',+.tor', A mot'.rn p i c t u r e eccuphtinfta, " • . - . - . . . . .
1'--':]• a t l r n s in i•und*-*'nr;, c l « " n i n - , d * * i n - r f- p r - ; a l s i £ , e t c . ,

777
733
2
3
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4
261
585
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TABLE 22.—PWHARY OCCOTJXIWAL citssmcmr*

is er via BY s u .TIL MTXVXTII ETIOU.. U » • » old md Ow to <ra» in i 9 «
TOTAL

°°"g""-««- «"E*"°
T-59
9-61
9-63)
9-643
9-65,
9-71
9-33
9-85
9-86
9-89

ffldBBWOdTion

Dcoupptlnns In trades 4 aarvlcoa, n.o.o.
Ptuhiijo eorviee recupatirns, n . e . o . , , . . ,
t
Kattnroaaaa oocnpeMone 1B inaimfoeturing, n.a.Q.i.
(
Qilttra of naehinery
..........
Weehanlca *• repair-tan, n , » , * , . . . .
,.
Qarag* laborers * ear washers * SPOSBSTB.
Photographic process, occupations,,.
KlaoellBneoua e o l a t i o n s , n.e.e
,

*

,

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....

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14
9
5
4
3
1
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23
11
6
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1
3
7
6
7
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7
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2
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13
4
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4
9
3
1
6
2
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1/ Before to thoao whose training In the Indicated field would Indicate suitability to enter any one of a large group of occupations requiring
certain characteristics but without, or with Inadequate, significant work experience or speelfla training to justify referral to a particular occupation,
g/ Refer* to those whose experience would Justify referral to a particular occupation.
y Cede 2-04 refers exclusively to t i t l e Kauaenen; yerdnen ore coded Oerdenera and (rounds keepers e t c . , 3-40, or Say workers, 2-01.
Scureei

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(T5)

TABLE 2 3 . — S S L Z C T H ) PflSSiiJlT, 33C0fcTA»Y Ml

TQtTIAKT OCffi PATIOS At CLA3SIPICATICKi AS OP W<v2 BY 352 AX*) K A T I V I T I J

^ v a c u t d a 14 I a * r s Old *nC O T B P t o :'<FU i n li*4Z

Noto;
UnitBil o t a t e o Etaf?Loya*nt SorViffe t l a - M L f i c a t i o n a » « • • a a s i s n e d i n 1942 on b a s i s o r «3plo>T»£!H n i s t o r i o a p r i o r t o a v a c u a t i o n .
F r i a r y r e f e r s t o occup-atio/i i n which p e r s o n b « t
t o p c r f o r s , • • c o n d a r y t o o c c u p a t i o n i n which p e r s o n n e x t b e a t i j u a i i f i t j d , e t r .
Z s e l t d e c ; frcci t a b l e a r c £ 2 , 4 ^ * e v a c u e e s t r a n s f e r r e d t o .'-Si i n L942 who were kinder 14 y e a r s of a g e *
F R I I! A
allL-UCn 1 50TN

OCCliPATIUhAL CLAatlr'ICATIORS
TOTAL

S E C 6 E 8 A P T

pens1

hale

Female

kale

Female

tl'SBIC H
TOTAL

pen

T s .

F0R3J0I

D

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l

i

ALmHlCAW pi-hil

SLP5

tale

Female

Bala

Female

TOTAL

FenmlON

rCSK

kala

Female

gale

Female

I O U 1

88,731

65,943

64,413

63,145

15,230

88,731

25,943

£4,413

23,145

15,230

88,731

25,943

64,413

23,145

15,230

NO occuPnTiieui CLASLIFICI.T-ON

CO,344

5,936

9,709

L i

7,298

60,546

15,342

16,353

13,468

13,419

83,065

63,515

63,406

21,165

15,015

a m i ojssiricjTias/i

4,630

9643

2,865

21

635

5,494

2,263

6,444

542

443

1,472

695

531

159

B2

878
1,466
146
56
310
1,794

466
197
6
(E
287

:S5
1,661
106
6
16
1,086

u
6

1,671
1,865
175
45
1,090
1,686

684
615
61
41
957
45

356
1,057
166

117
177
32

75
28

4
4
12

4
551

415
387
44
8
347
291

219
157

20
Or 4

164
35
4
4
109
6

(5
60
25

8
3

79
66
34
2
3
711

501
8

206

42
15

4
Si

60.71B

19,043

11,679

66,719

7,077

22,895

8,336

3,616

9,375

1,388

4,604

1,735

480

1,881

168

1,852

456
145
11
6
Li
6S7

506
61
61
143
51
l.i

333
635
4
3
1
96

553

149

180
78
64

20
4

64
16

11
4
4

B

1 64

56

96

1 6-

75
24
4

4
4
296

17 S
75
4
4

45
69

196
176
136
846

579
54
96
68
77
314

668

637

114

217

40

331

',77

76

96

16

73

16

52

25

unnarerlal & Official. Occupations
d e t a i l managers
H o l e ! e restaurant managers
"holsBale msnagore
Lovers & department heads, ( s t o r e s )
Other

6,333
3.671
1,446
674
116
634

1,841
1,094
131
644

5,614
1,774
915
416
44
467

558
626
689
6
1
56

i.Bie

516
656
54
45
37
164

86
fi-

1,164
616
280
98
38
1 *

90
57
45
4
4

382
142
108
37
20
75

78
Li
8
8
16
25

20
8
1

686

566
177
89
8
4
46

272
LOB
92
Bfl
4
BE

C l e r i c a l Occupations
b o o k k e e p e r s & c a s h i e r s ( e x c e p t bank c a s h i e r s )
sacratsrise. stenographers, • t y p i s t s
Clerks (general, general o f f i c e ,
file)
s h i p p i n g 4 r e c e i v i n g Gierke
other

5,161
864
874
730
130
345

627
IdS
39
13.
96
195

6,181
541
803
386
6
648

201
34
15
17
30
75

116
50
17
IB
6
25

1,664
566
359
692

445
148
21
66
57
173

672
£di
661
165

56
16

281
118

90
33

4
16

-

16

28
40
25
70

B
16
.1
25

118
66
16

153

255
105
S3
Li
46
it.

Sales LccUMtions
Seles c l e r k s a t a l e s persona
salasnen a sales agents (except
selesmen ( t o consumer)
Other

5,361
4,601
645
661
394

6,3-2
1,866
179
102
188

1,940
1,916
1

783
454
57
114

60S
590
5
2
9

2,746
6,194
616
141
195

1,270
1,006

585
565

768
602

127
125

164
70
7J

6
4
0

64
67
115

510
415
20

296
L43
12

29
48

8
36

4,697
6,60s
506
477
447
670
390

576

6,430
1,674
105
56

608
531
63
S3

1,597
636
630
145
299
146
145

662
16
21
69
144

619
Sir
M
16

414
8
165
64
1.-5
13
69

215
56
53
29
58
12
29

55
4
4
4
15
0
8

P r o f e s s i o n a l , T e e h n i c e l , a M a n a g e r i a l .,ork
C l e r i c a l fc. S a l e s •.:.-:
S e r v i c e Pork
A g r i c u l t u r a l , F i e h e r v , & P o r e e t r y .«>rk
M e c h a n i c a l i.ork
M a n u a l "Ork
FULLY S L A U F I 2 D C L A L S I F I C i T I C t / i
Profeesional Occuoationa
Teachers i i n s t r u c t o r s
Lotion £ dentists
ClsreVymen
Prarmaciete
Other

'

a r
poaaoh

^UOlifiod

Ssmiiprofeaaionel

sc«

Occupations

-caustic service Occupations
Maids ( g e n e r a l )
Cooke ( d o m e s t i c )
Lay w o r k e r s
housemen a yurdmeu
houeakaepara ( p r i v a t e f a m i l y )
Other

t o consumer)

a

sa

69
105
.17
6
16

a
a

606
611

-

lie
687
691
637
650
IS
M

46
63

..:•!
56

651
411
149
75
552

as

386

n4

12

-

-4

tE4

-

16

125
92

-

-

-

•

—
4
142
68
20
16
B
12

4 5-

-a

15

—

-8

-

8

•14
2 4"
84
84

1
83
44

*

1.J
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75
29
8
IS
21
LIS
84
8
61
13

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4
4

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4

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96
4
25
61
69

4

17

4

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iij&ECTED PP.HLOI, uZCJHOSitl MS THrn*ST OCCU?iTIC»!iL CUSSIFICATItSS AS OF 1942 I I SCI A l l MATI7ITY:

p 1 1 2 4 7
,iCCUPATTlAtU

CLt-SSTFULSimS

Fersorail

-eflrvltrc

Bua r d l n f l - h k . * : * • & l ^ g i L i g - t m u f l e

^McVlce

J a t n i t a r a it
toher

keeper*

sparks,

cttoaterteaj

gr^era

Oeeiipatiori*
Activities

a e u s t r a a aea

Tailora & ta-ttaraatea
C c m p o a i t o r e it t y p e s e t t e r f l
L.hat*Mkt?ra ft s h o e r e p a i r m a n

NojTaaaiiijJ.«Cturing A c t i v i t i e *
OccupatJ^JJTLB i n . l e i o n d e r i i i g j
Carpenter*

in

facteffy)

cleaning,,

etc.

other
Occupational f o r K ^ i
repairmen (motor v e h i c l e a ]

Fcrecnan
Other
Occuuatione
Actlvitiaa

SaTcill occupation*
O c c u p a t i w k s i n c a n n i n g ft p r e a a r r l o g
J J r e a a m a l c e r e ft a u a u t r e a e a a
Other

:i

ii
19
101

111
11
56

-

etc,}

4,338
2,378
2,087
1,671
91B

food*

8,476
2,039
1,352
1,343
813
521

82

US

KM

TOTAL

972
203
171

f

189

T E

:• ': 5 1 S Y
PIKERS

I S 7EICAJI BOSK
till!

M.1*

lau-.l*

1,781
562
.371
98
237
11.9
116
286

138
56

180
IS
56

870
406
117

29!
74
61

If

64

a

136
33
92
134

7G
25

107
5
57

31
149
105

SO
103

2

409

20

2

18!
126

5

341
lit

IS

145

43

6,055

2,161

446,

3,189

1,294
1,804

467

its
1 I'll

536
412
482

2,131
655
14 4
55

12,013
1,458
1,954
2,631
1,350

2,579
1,180
633
83
9

-1*3891

Sal.

o i l '

:;
-

36

091
76.2

388
202
25C

18
SI
55
81
218
174

379
230
141
195
359
459

93
42
38
87
its
IS!

32
1
7
67

91
63
62
263

49
5
16
124,

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4
1-5
S
8

-

289
1,4
94

TtJTAl.

Lflle

in

61
20
53
4

62

12

-

37
25

8
4

299
86
62
23

992
IBS
194
87
137
29
23
41
29
54
66
8

~
•

519

4

;-'5i
184
71
160
181
SOI

m
8
4
37
57

12

•*
-

42
71
46
181

12

25
4
108

a T I

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12
41

25

34741.

Faisalf

32

197
34
21
4
21

24
4

-

16
4

S
4

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25
42

39
29
21
51C

426

36

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1G

54

ii

79
5i
78
73
17
3.3
21
23
21
4
21
4
ff

163
23
88
4
4

92:711

Feral.

33,

-

a i
52,f.: : J7!'

A l ' S U C l M EGEH

364
100
78
8
54
IS
37
71

4

(Continued)

"
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z
5
6
4

"
28
IB

e

207
198
362

14
70

4
50
SO
21
73
ill
888
23
9

53
241

29

363

111

9

294

IB

141

70

25

4

21

-

353

1,513

542

180

790

73

348

166

12

172

11

24 5

83
41
4

148
20

37

11
12

67
4

U
4

«;
261
231
565
121

a

1,493
979
ill
SCO
LSI
177
75
131
12 G
12!

4
4
34
38

3,035

1,029

494

1,463

510

451
368
54

290
218

17 3

1
9
3a

421
6
66

589

590
129

121

12

21

43
SO
29
344

21

108
tilt
6

143

14

488
93
123

144
4
57

8

20

53

24

110
318

11
225

32

91
223-

1
26

811
388
169
254

282

32

441

S3

68
76
189

2fi

53

4

267
93
111

761

446

11

297

7

339
231
171

274
62

110

2
3
6

83
it;
58

3,936

2, IBS

488

1,154
242

111

212
158
542

49
1
117

27 4
2
29
78
164

84

"

~
4

0
22
13
29
178
314
79
88

a
8
25
41
4
4
43,

a

8

8

12

120

49

108

80

8
e

4

4

"
4

'
'

"

_

„

53

E

38
4

^
-

e

75

-

92
46

43
33

23
£1

4

4

211
79
113
89

2,013

204

774

119

587

339

41

lis

13

139
41
37
4

112

247
lis
23

70

57
8
8

36

57

4

23

134
37
12
16

40

43

89

-

16

157

41

286

ill

4
3

626
87
34
74

528

463

3,114

73726

274

154
75
4
S3

I
37
74
141

668
176
74

4

29

189

«

4

89
326

4

21
29

440
166
167
107

1

~

71

1,159

lie
(not

Cther

kaiMufacturing a R e l a t e d

;

14
.14
107

884
861
224

Occijwitirtrtn

oaBU-ak>llMl

lS

esi

other

Ui s e e l l a n e cue
M a c h a n i C * tt

m

3,324
4,483

Crop a r a c i a l t y farmere
GertSPftl f a r m a r t

Jraostait*" £

994
31
379

1,485
790

119

23,199

F a n e h*jVj* v-.tTjflrai;
K u r a a r y & larTjiacflpirig l a b o r e r *
F r u i t & r a ^ e U b l n g r a d i T B ft p a c k e r s
Kar-a h a n d a ( c r o p s p e c i j a l b y }

l^nufacturlidvr. 4 d e l a t e d

5/1
LLB

751

342
197

sexXo-.ia

F a r m jiucd.[yajgerB 4 f HafJatfJJ
Fruit firircri
N u r a a r / o p e r a t o r s 4; f l t c e M r

•^MU*4

1,170

539

Oc^oatlrMij

Kern l i j u d a ( f r u l t )
TjTicli f a r m e r a
t l a r t w e r e ft g r t ^ i j d f c B e p e r a

FljjJierr

9*le

282
416

Agrimilturml.
tecupatlana
P t i a heard* ^va.areLnV.le :

--1
-J

Ffioala

2B2

Utber
Other

lial.

4,DS£

tecuratior.e

COHjtfl teXCBptr [TiTAteJ ftUllJjtJ,
n * i t * r i * >«iitrasafi£ ( B i c e p t p r i v a t e faUitly;
l & i - b o r a , r-ieaul i c J a n a * tt n u - t c i i r i f t a
KitchBJj w c r k t - r s ( h o t e l a ,
restaurant*,
etc.J
L a i d a 4 hcuaeiri*n ( h n l * i s , r f l a t a u r a i i l t 1 e t c . ]

S E C

T

Fup.£rra

A2Z5ICA8 hOFtN
TOTAL

C T I C U I M 14 T e a r s dirt and Ovar t o lit* In 1342

4

12
SO

54

E

"

4;
15
11

u

:

29
4
16

B

4

TABLE 23.—SILSCTZa H H U S T , SBCOhTJJJtT UNO TcliTIArJ OCCTJPAT10NA1 C1A5SIPICATIOKS AS OP 1942 BI SEI AM NATTVTTT:

p
OKUFATIOIIAL OLij5IfIC*II0K$

TUTAL

1 I H S I

AlntllOAM BOBJi
7mo.Lt
lisle

FOBrjGK BOHH
rerii.e
":.lc

AdnnAnu/tcturing A c t i v i t l m
2,414
KsiiteELen, chAUffS'jra, 6 d r i v e r e ( b u e , t r u c k , e t c * } 1,404
Occupations in lsund t r i m s , c l e a n i n g , e t c .
770
Attendants { f i n i n g s t a t i o n s , pari log, o t c . )
HI
Other
109

1,655
1,509
£58
SI
74

189
6
175
5
8

410
2477
161
IB
54

VM
£
178

sae

273

£5

1,510

Sit

1,05!
545
186

til
141
BO

404
206
UO
88

lea

74

LUsdellAOddus Occupations

Pir.iirsiLuri:..' -. R a l s t s d A c t i v i t i e s
Occupations in CJLnniivI A p r e s e r v i n g foods
Other
Aonnsnufscturing A c t i v i t i e s
Construction occupations
Occupations in l a u n d e r i n g , c l e a n i n g ,
Other
eLiecellenecus Occupetione

etc.

TOTAI

Z C 0 8 0A B I
KOHiilGK

AkSOtlC .W BOM
r'easleBale

2457!
ponsis

TOTAL

4

228
157
21
£
29

76

4

75

54

100

46"

106

£94

76
54
12

167
88
79

84
88
9

144
98
48

'74
70
4

£0
IB
4

296
217
4
67

121
87
12
42

50
2S
4
21

29

4

M

29

16

£0

375.
2 47
177
77'

78
45
4h
4

5

64

5

318

219

SCO

355

415

1,069

£89
942
£7

174
120
54

368
343
25

684
415
169

a;

41
1
54
6

163
125
20
20

54
1
51
2

415
287
32
941

55

10

18

H

70

e

41

8
4

(Continued)

TEHTIAP. T
AM5HTC1B 30RK
F09E1GS BORN
feasle
lisle
fenale
litis

370
£28
64
25
71

46

1,866
1,365
105
62
25

es

lisle

452
SOS
68
13
46

2,128
1,686
280
79
85

81

SntAMM U Y a r n Old Mid Over td ABA I n I M S

8
4
4
-

1

150
87
21
58

4

-

21

-

138

20

118

20

70
41
29

£0
20
-

54
17
17

20
20

71
42

:

-

8
-

21

-

13

Jiefflrs t o t h o s e whoea t r a i n i n g l a t i n i n d i c a t e d f i e l d would i n d i c a t e a u l U b i l i t y t o e n t e r u p one of a l a r g e group of o c c u p a t i o n * rsqiiii-ing c e r t a i n c h a r e c t a r l e t i c e b u t w i t h o u t , o r w i t h
i n a d e q u a t e , s i g n i f i c a n t work e x p e r i e n c e o r s p e c i f i c t r a i n i n g t o j u s t i f y r e f e r r a l t o a p a r t i c u l a r o c c u p a t i o n .

£/

Hafars t o t h a n e whoao e x p e r i e n c e would j u a t l f y r e f t r r a l t o a p a r t i c u l a r o c c u p a t i o n .
kffU-^e (Secondary and T e r t i a r y c U a e i f i c a t l o n a baaed on 25 p e r c e n t

aaaple)

8

4

U

Sources

12

TABLB 24.—rcLIGKUS PREfflffSKCE Sf MATIVm, UTOER U AKD U fHV'S OtD AW) OV«JW Evacuees to "RA in 3942 (Hwtoer and Percent)
Hotel Relifiioua preference for children under 14 yearr given by parents; for persons 14 years and ever, preference obtained by Interview.
B*asar4>M and Popular Shinto (not to be confused with State Shinto, the govenairnt sponsored national cult of Japan) are the two basic,
n-iiflioue traditions of Japan; both were in existence for centuries before creation of State Shinto by Japanese governaent iji latter part
of 19th century.
j&Lioioua PREFER™;!

TOTAL
Undar
14

Totil

14*
ovmr

Totil

BORN
,UERICAN
Undor
14

14 *
ovmr

Until

HIREIS'I KIPJf
•Jr.l-r
14

14*
ormr

H 1 I I E I
111,170

22,439

88,731

72,650

22,294

50,356

38,520

145

38,375

BUDDHIST

«.,us

10,1416

51,293

35,327

10,322

25,005

26,392

104

26,288

PROTESTAHT
Uo JAr.omLnil.lcin f i r m
Methodlat
BipUtt
Preehrteriin
Cnngrorational
•• 'eat . . J
C h r i B t i a n Union
Frlandi
t - a t t a r Day S i i n t i (Mormon)
Other dmnoalnitiona

12,171
13,734
7,627
3,382
1,036
1,085
937

8,873
2,785
1,327
565
499
129
1*7
89
ITS

23.U2
10,273
5,593
2,694
2,288
714
47.
332
37S

«,853
2,785
1,319
565

74
499

8,399
3,461
2,525
688
764
367
27'
29.9
165
51

fM

8,419
3,461
2,034
688
768
37]
274
215
165
51
488

80

124
143
39
"?
39
1ST

17,85"
7,488
4,274
2,129
1,793
590
520
242

166

26,258
10,949
6,300
2,817
2,557
957
790
til
415
IT',
887

2,199

4S9

1,700

1,735

499

1,236

464

.1,;

70

17.2

164

70

94

27?

i?

-

77

4

-

,4

33

14,642

5,571

9,071

11,708

5,550

6,158

2,934

21

2,913

1D0.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

HP19PT7T

55.5

46.5

57.8

48.7

46.3

49.6

68.5

71.7

68.5

PROTESTANT
No ionotnlnrntton -ivmti
Methodiat
Bmptimt
Presbyterian
Ctnrraritjfl.il
Epiatonal
.::.-. a1 i a n Union
Frisnda
L a t t e r Day S i i n t i
(Mormon)
O t h e r donemdnationa

2«.S
12.-,
6.9
).0
2.7

26.2
12.4
5.9
2.5
2.2
.6

29.6
12.3
7.1
3.2
2.9
1.1
.9
.5
.5
.1
1.0

32.6
14.1
7.7
3.7
3.1
1.0
.9

26.3'
12.'
5.5
2.4
2.2
.6
.6
.4
.6
.2
.7

35.5
14.9
8.4
4.2
3.6
1.2
1.0
.5
.5
.1
1.0

21.5

13.8

21.9

9.9

i.e.-

3-9
5.3

2.8
2.3

1.9

2.4

2.2

2.5

1.2

.2

.3

.2

.7

i

.1

-

1.0
.7
.6
.4
.1
1.0

12.2

7.6

14.5

TOTAL

•'.;:

5*3
164
1,053

OATHQLIC
TEFRI-ATO AIID SEOLAE SBCTȣ
L^iOHO « J

m / i

lilft OtVIH

>-'

111

198

251

-8
-4
4
4

.
_
-

see
464
278
33

1 M T
TOTAL

CATSCL.IC
IKCI-ilLo AMD SIITLA1! 3 ^ 1 8 / 1
S-.If.-P0 MS HE^/J
NOT GIVEN

1.0

.3
.5
.5
.1
.9

..'
.-.
...'.
7
.4

2.5

2.2

.6

.3

#
13.2

24.8

.'.

.5
.2

.'•

.*
.

.

v-.-,

16.1

:••:.."

5.3
1.8
2.0
1.0
.7
.6
.4
.1
1.0

5.4

1.8

•>.!-

1.2
.7
.1
7.6

* L-3PC1 then ^.OJ percent,
\J Refers to sects of Popular Shinto,
A Tandem cult (Vit-raHy "House of Growth'1) based or. Buddhist teaching** Oriental philosophy *ind Christian Science; concerned primarily
with healing. Subject *c trr-"* sines tm-rbers snail in 35 percent sample.
Source: fo-m "TU-Tfi (25 percent sample)
£/

(T«)

TAWJ 35.—BIOBIST. SCHOOL DBAD*. COWLKTED BT COUBTBT VBXRS COMPUTED, ( U U D VATITITTt b > % r p

to W

In 19-iZ Vh« H*d Covplitcd T h e i r t d u r . a t l o n

Bpt*I l e f t ™ t o evacuee* not a t t e n d i n g ichool d u r i n g echoal year l ^ l a - i g i * ? . exeludee t b o t e under i r t o o l n r ' **n had not coaaioced t b e v r a e h o o l t n e . BducatLoaal l e v e l i of e l e n e n t a r r , hiaiji •ehool and rolleg* I n Japan. a r * c o i r p e j a b l e . In g e n e r a l , with t h o s e l a t h e United' S t e t e e . For t o t
• n e t p a r t , a t u d a n t i e n t e r h i g h echool a f t e r r o n n l e t i n g t h e orflloeTy b-yoer e l e n a n t a r y school coureol 7 t h and Bth y u r » of e l e n e r i t e r y a r e p r i n n r l l y a e o n t l n u a t l o n for t h o i e not sola,- on to Men. echool* High ichool e o n a l e t a of • r - y e a r " o u t i « for twyi and a h- o r * - y e e r e c a r e e for g i r l s .
Higher e d u c a t i o n l e p r o v i d e d I s a J - y a a r u n i v e r s i t y p r o p e r a t o r r echool (which nay he e n t e r e d a f t e r it y e a r i in h i g h echool) followed by a > y « e r
u n l v e r e l t y c o o r e e . The d e g r e e m c e l T e d os c o K p l e t l o n of t h e l a t t e r i t e l a l l a r to t h e M a t t e r 1 t Degree l a t h e United E t e t e e .
TOTAL

BEX JUTS
HIGHEST SBASM
COMPUTED

TOTAL

Couplet*!
La
11. I .

Coupletad
IB
Jepufl

Othur

TOTAL

IKS u CAS f o r e
Completes Coupletud
Other
la
la
Jupun
0. I .

TOTAL

FGRII3H BOWf
d e p l e t e d Couple ted
La
la
Jopua
0, i .

Other

T D T i l

70,010

27.U10

Uo,«U7

1,753

31.SU2

25,195

6,509

138

3e.iCe

2,215

31,332

1,615

•o g r a d e c o v p l e t e d

l.yeZ

-

-

l.JjU.

95

-

-

95

i.W*7

-

-

i.W+7

Elemeotery echool
1 year
2 v ..-r.
3 J'***
i« yer.re
5 yean
o yeart
I yenrs
S yeare

2S,*ilZ
191

2,621

u.sju

2,323
32
33
75
90
l?3

2.511

l.ZbZ
5t»T>
1.7**"
lh.itfl-

25,831
lUl
t51
998
3.970
1,099
5,123
1.U35
12.611

23.6TS
153
hSfi
1*014
JiS 1 *?
lt0ho

152
12
15
71
29
to

23.320
111
991
993
3.921
1,010
1,706
1,201
10,901

High echool
1 year
3 yaart
3 F«are
h years
5 years/j_

33.376
1.809
*,5*i
3*955
M.l+M
a.6V>

19,676
9S2
1,607
1,53«
15.5U9

e,369
1,U?0

5.053
1,205
1,707
510

Ullage
1 year
2 yewrr
3 year*
h years
5 y e a r e or swre
Oojcoowp/g

1*99
l,OJ*>
U.'i-'J'-

'•%
1.376

us
m

S

'.6
lit

16)

354
307
1.6US

*•%
-

13.7*0
BP)
2,909
2.U17
U.90U
2.6U3
1,316
215
3J1
537
,'56
1UT

•
—
—
.
-

8so

139
222
71U
192
3.IO6

•••-a

261
1,396

-

L3
5
19
89
917
231
1.710
3.TSU
201
93'
tef,
1,112
872

22,399
1,083
2,062
2,015
16,361
272

12,615
SB2
1,125
1.392
11,916

1,171
1,170
1.572
U55
901
373

1.257
1,109
1,521
397

219
61
53

-

52

•
•
*>
_
_
"

K1&*
1.250
11,056

it!
IS*

10.97T
726
?.>*5U
1.937
h,089
1,771

1,061
100
its
LM

1.898
250

196
94
I St
lit
720
IB

1,102
111
.'d.j
275
2 55

%

633

-

9

-^

2,272
1,791
3.I56
1,771

_
_
*.
"
_
.
"
m

m

m

-

211

13

3-

31
13

-

*3

16s

-

-

LfiC

315

13*

39.355

11,160

21,050.

•uu

16,319

12,201

3,126

89

23,036

1,656

20,625

755

727

-

-

727

67

-

-

67

660

-

-

f>S0

E l e n e o t a r y eahocl
1 year
2 yoajfe
3 yearid
N yeare
5 ya*re
u years
T r«*r»
f year#

16,560
106
295
656
2.12*1
SOU
2.SST
1.1U3
2,515

1.JS6

15,ITU
73
266

2,553
23
22
17
69
111
351
272
1,619

1,150
23
IS
15

1,103

11,007
83
267
609
2.055
693
2.533
871
6,896

236
10
11
Li
19
12
11
51
10)

13,771
73
256
595
2,039
675
2,502
210
6,791

_
_
_
_
_
-

Blgh tohool
1 year
Z yea ra
3 yaart
U years
5 ye*r B /l_

17,739
1,1>6
2,651
2,30S
9.615
2.052

9.3*1
593
97i
•79
7.151

•
.
-

11,026
627
1.U5
1.132
7,190
662

9,161
502
811
772
7.050

6.773

739
25
l>3
107
901

6,031
121
1.100
1,069
1,751
1,390

m

2,651
629
B5l
320
577
271

2.193
525
sis
ni
551

MAJJ
To grade eotrpleted

College
1 year
Z yeart
3 yeaxa
4 yeart
5 y e a r e or eora
Unknown^

S

n„
'9
53
si
165
til
793

-

2.065
723
2,722
982
7,716
7,899
1.620+
1.U29
2,191
2,052

• :•.

1,152
SlU
1,201
631
952
55U

'660
917
V'.
750
Up 5

1-1
23U
.'-5
102
129

117

-

-

117

22

(fin:

13
63

til
MO
fnl

-

:-'&:•
-

-

10
?.
?6
96
720
tlJ
955

1,265

l

10
W2

l

S

t

23
11

-

•
•
*>
_
-.
22

509
1.513
1,176
2.155
1,390

-

1,501
185
>U7
3U
375
283

6a
75
LM
I'l l
165

880
110
192
I I •-.
179
118

95

-

-

.
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.
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.
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.
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TJLHL1 E5.—H10KEST SCHOOL ftHAM «JrtrhETED BT, COUHTK WHIM I » K P L S T 1 D , SKI UTD HATIVITT! Iwoeueai t o VJA In lyl*2 Vbo Sed Completed T h e i r l d u c s t l o n
(Continued)

SIX K1W
HICJHSST OUDI
OOHFLSTd

TOTAL

IWIXI

6 reora
7 yeara
fl y e a r a

16,796

909

15,523

12,391

-

-

815

2>

-

11I9S2

1,295
17

2.281
15
15

1,173

837
216

183
1*1
1,905
2,601

*H

T"«9

9,868

5,801
289
1,225
988
2.713

389
(•33
659
0.095

591

-

3 38
61

1.879
5I15
743

97

134

116

7«
89
18

94

-

-

9e9

UrJcnovn/2

1/
Z}

IS

_
»
_
•
•
_
"

'U

9,776

591

*'S

10

«W
=•5
•

9,617
19,577
&T3
1.S58
1.61*7
10,808

Collar*
1 year
? yeara
3 yeara
»* y e a r a
_S y e e r i or BOT*

C n r p l e t e d Coaplatad
la
la
0 , 8.
Japan

IS,950

999

BiaTh flCOOOl
1 year
2 yeara
3 yaare
H yesra
5 yaara^l

TOTAL

a;

20U
UjB
1,960
1*91
2,?9l

5 ywn

ixmcjj sow
Other

jo.655

Ho 4; rode coeTjleled
lClaMntejry ecbool
1 yenr
? yeara
3 yeara
l* y e « r e

T0TA1
Coeoleted Coaplatad
la
la
0 . 5.

441

' 3.083

33

23

70
163
131
702

91
197
»9
755

".373

996

9,959
379

1,919
82

967

599

353

886
8,879
210

620
7,866

266
1,008
210

1,820
591
718
135
329
102

1,769
529
703
121
316
100

56
17
15
14
8
2

0t9ar

15.132

m

13.713

860

7«7

-

-

'81

..
•
«.
-

9,671
70
189
905
1,890

122
2
4

9,89o
68
185

M

1

398

i
18
27

1,882

379

15
L

2,209
369
9,113

9,209
217
911
761

322
1=
39

1.939
381

326

3.882
202
312
722
1.705
381

397
65

115
21
37
17

397
2,231
9,160

•
*
„

*

21

lOBIIOB H I D
Coaplatad Coaplatad
la
la
Japan
0. •.

28
LI*8

6?

TOTAL

99

15
15

70
111
360
220
1.957

99

Othar

-m
-

119
81
100
32

21

73

335

7

39

"

323
99

n
a76

89
16

16

-

-

•
"
•
*
..
•
~
73

Refori to Jepan only.
later*- t o f-tncii»a* f o r when h l g h e e t grade c a a p l a t o d l a not taiawn; I n c l u d e ! SI ervaotuea, 33 " a l e a and 1.8 feaaalea. vfao coupleted t h e i r ed\icwtlrjB ir. c o u n t r i e e o t h e r t h a n United S t a t e * or J a p a n .

Source!

Tors Vli-26

TAIL! Z 6 . _ O i U M tH SCBKL BT SIX UTD MTTTITT!
lotet

fcacuaet

to VBA i n t o t e Vho Kad Bat Completed T h e i r I d u c a t l o a

Ormde In icbooL r e f e r a to grr-.iU a t t e n d e d d u r l n r anhoot y e w 19*H - 1?U2 p r i o r to ar Actuation.

SSI AaT,
3BAJTK IB SCHOOL

TOTAL

TOTAL

n a n s * BO™

AH8H1CA8 BOSH

Total

Hale

Percale

Total

Hale

Tenale

I

Total

Hale

renal a

91,160

21.159

20,001

40,80S

20,989

19,829

352

175

177

10,586

8,510

5.076

10,822

3,983

5.039

69

87

n

e l e m e n t a r y uchocjl
1 pear
2 yeara
3 yeara
4 yeara
5 yeara
0 yaara
7 yaara
8 yaara

14,799
1.530
1,612
1,570
1,707
1,682
2.033
2.065
2,550

7,992
766
KJ6
IB?
34'
gag
1.073
1.096
1,315

7,257
769
807
788
860
829
960
1,019
1.235

19,635
1,520
1.599
1,556
1.699
1,679
2.019
2,095
2,528

'•»

7.198
758

114
10

55
4
5
9

09
6
8
-.0

1,068
1.035
1.301

7
5
5

6
3

High aehool
1 year
2 yeara
3 yaara
4 yeara

12,928
2,714
3,102
3,180

6,93s
1.399
1,596

12,814
2,686
3.078

6,389
1,380
1,885

3.932

1,879

6,490
1.320
1.506
1,611
2.053

3.153
3.897

I'MS

2.877
1.178
907

1.713
698
53 i

;,..
301

121

V

29

2.817
1.163
892
386
269
118

1,674
691

397
274

1,169
530
390
192

14

20

Bad n o t a t t e n d e d

icheol/l

Hollaed
1 year
2 yaara
3 yaara
9 yeara
5 yaara or acre
Oak-nova

1/

b

73

853

799
778
859
821
951
1,010
1,227

6,430
1,306
1.493
1,600
2,031

M

13
8
14
20
22
114
28
29

27
35

7

Torn SffA-^h

£&]

11
14

9
9
i

.9
14
11
16
13

60
14
13
11
72

D

21
8
4
2
5
8

-

60
15
15
11
10

*5

1,193
522
386
190
68
27

9

u
9
5
7

6

14

-

-

906

out;
14b

Before t o c h l l d r * n u n d e r arhool a r e who had not y e t e n t e r e d f i r a t at-rade of a l e p e n t a r y s c h o o l ;
c h i l d r e n **o a t t e n d e d miraery aehool o r k i n d e r g a r t e n .

Source!

TOUOO&O—-Iff

20

1,569

803
778
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7

lacludee

TftSLS 27,—KTfJJTtST HTCT0L " " " ^ K » : I ^ D P*" C0tS*mY " u " J "(VI.-*""1J MID H¥ TTUn^TID" T^ J?°KNt
A n r r l c a n - B c r n 'Tv-CUsss t o Pit in 19W '"th> H=JJ ChmTO-etedi T h e i r E i t i c a t l c n
tt&te: P ^ Y t r 3 W *• |'-^iCBXl-li&^, P H H l l nul A t t e n d i n g school d u r i m s c h o c l ywsr 1.M1—TQ42; o c c l u d e s t h o s e untie f school age who had net
coonwRCs-di t h e i r s c h o o U n c . E d u c a t i o n a l I c v r l s ci" elp."-sntary, l-iffl. school =*M c o l l « £ » LB J a p a n a r c ccmpar-able, In g s n > o a \ with t h o s e
I n t h e United S t a t e s {at* N o t e , t a b l e
)* E d u c a t l r n In J a p a n r e f e r s t o rnirbar o* T e a r s attended! school l a J a p a n ,

^ W m O K T C T O
, OS 11

1U74L

KM.

(Hunter)

31,312

22,984

(Percent)

100.0

72.2

35

95

1,81,
38
63
80
139
222
714
492
3,ln6
22,399
1,063
2,062
2,012
16,564
87!

1,333
38
32
68
81
94
239
192
1,189
17,056
648
1,094
1,161
14,153
-

4,471
1,170
1,572
455
901
373

3,877
1,012
1,384
3*3
797
331

Ho g r i d , corapletfl9
Elementary i h m l
1 year*
2 yonra
3 years
4 years
5 years
6-years
7 yaara
8 year*
High Solum]
1 year
2 years
3 yours
4 years
5 years/l
College
1 year
2 yea-s
3 years
1 years
5 y e a r s o r mere
Unknosr/!

43

KG GKATJS CGiyLLiTKQ

95

n-i—rvniD m DHySBl vr-m

I"™*"}

„ . „

1

9

3

College
1 year
2 yean
1 years
4 years
5 y - a r s o r more
ut30s3e1J/2

26

12

".1

.1

-

-

>
-

2,333

(t

11
2
1
S
13
14.
37
254
20
43
19
172
-

351
10
57
116
37
36
96
597
52
84
11?
310
38

4
425
250
1,714
1,891
3*5
489
450
516
91

-

68
2,600
18
352
295
1,212
743

70
22
29
3
9
7

111
22
33
18
26
7

159
41
47
27
29
13

220
72
7g
4!
33
8

3

4

-

a
13
13
12

-

17,056
6*8
1,094
1,161
14,153

237
IS
30
16
171

355
44
60
56
195

612
162
215
141
114

115
10
74
16
83

3,877
1,01!
1,184
353
797
131

62
20
33
3
9
7

76
17
34
7
13
5

123
11
34
72
27
9

116
79
46
12
22
7

41

451

3,146

.(•

6.9

14

174
5
49
85
8
2
27
242
6
24
5?
115
38

2,251
4
409
228
1,610
1,059
181
274
309
2"2
91

33
J
4
11
11
2

3*
10
13
7
2
4

3

4

-

2,511
10
5
49
89
417
231
1,710
3,784
201
637
626
1,448
B72

-

6

1
2

1

1

10

-

1
5

-

17
2
13
1
1

—

8
2
6
-

2

?

.

51.4

.

.

.

.

1

1
-

-

35
1

-

10
7
1

-

100,0

-

.
.

-

142
16
22
104

-

4?

2,898

178
-'
5
8
11
29
34
71

6,509

214
61
51
58
31
15

11.0

70

5,757
1,109
1,521
3*77
- 8 7 0
360

' "*™ tPmnit)

1,(4?

3.3

251

College
1 year
2 yearB
3 years
4 years
5 years or nrre

u

1,065

-

18,615
362
1,425
1,39!
14,916

E l e m n t s r y School
1 year
2 years
3 yearB
4 yesrfl
5 years
6 years
7 yearB
8 years
High school
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
5 years/1

410
1.3

1,097

High School
1 year
2 yearB
3 years
4 yearB

™mxsm

dntaosi

-

] ,933
3
32
68
8
94
239
192
1,189

(laaaber!

-/„,„

611

2,323
38
33
75
90
133
297
261
1,396

II- Tips'-

,.,„

369

22,866

OTtpiyTHj

^ J .

86

2

25,195

81 t r m n t a r y School
1 year
2 years
3 ysara
4 years
J years
6 years
7 years
8 yaara

^ . „

.

7

-

1

2

.

.

1

.

.

.

.

.

.

-

-

1

1

2,646

-

25

40.7

.4

68
.

.

.

_

_

_

.

.
-

.
SB
2,465
B
326
259
1,179
743

1
1

113
43
26
3"
11

-

24
1

-

10
7
1
1

6

-

.
1

2

*

l e a s than 0,05 p o r c e n t i

1/

Rsfers t o j a p a n o n l y ,

Zf

Rwfers t o e*acusee for whom hlr\?i**t r r a d * eomaleteil i.a act known[Includes IB e v a c u e e a , 1 mates and 9 f e n s l e s , who completed t h ^ i r
e d u c a t i o n i n c o u n t r i e s o t h e r t h a n United S t i t e e pp J i p a n ,

SmlPCei

FortE 'IRA-36

(B!)

tmZ
Kotet

A

L

I

1519

2924

.2529

3034

3544

111,170

60,514

12,592

7,972

8,037

5,018

2,66£

6,004

52,804
3,700
2,815
4,369
3,13a
5 , £72
15,072
22,825
479

26,746
1,857
1,355
2,101
1,949
3,694
10,203
12,311
298

11,641
409
278

6,166
509
371
125
234
208

4,802
453
356
615

2,306
252
174
446
549
811
407
.14
28

1,057
11D
82
214
313
513

AnH>J.CAK bXRN

72,650

37,303

Navar I n Japan
Laaa t h a n 6 n o t
6 t o t hut laaa than 1 J T

52,742
3 , £15
2,698
3,926
3,041
4,064
2,147
274
143

26,718
1,809
1,299
1,882
1,716
2,453
1,111
126
89

38,520

23,211

79

62
85
117
443
393
1,608
12,925
22,551
336

28
48

TOTAL
Haver In J a p a n
Lac* t h a n 6 s o *
6 ana but l a a a t h a n 1 J T

1 jr " • "5 JTa
5 JTU " • * 10 7T*
10 jra • • "15 JTa
15JTaJ"or"mom• " 20 JTa
20
unknown

1 JT " • "5 jra
5 jra • • ™ 10 yra
10
jra
15 j jra
r a »a »•
• ait
20 JTa
20 JTa o r aora
Unknown
FOREIGN BORN

Nevar I n J a p a n / 1
Laaa t h a n £ n o t
£ ava h u t l a t a t h a n 1 J T
1 JT
"
•
" 5 JTa

5 jra • • • 10 jra
10j rjra
15
a • • • • ' • 21
J5j njra
20 j r a o r a n r a
UCBBAOUBI

1/

F

U
Uniar
15

TOTAL

56
219
233
1,241
8,992
12,185
209

;>£5

13
5

ulj

Farm *R.k-2t>

'hilar
IT

1519

20-

2529

3034

3544

4554

3,533

50,656

12,122

7,797

8,088

4,897

2,217

5,764

6,618

2,496

5
£

11,162
385
278
£49
36
3

6,028
576
4:;.
478

5,118
478
429
795
466
4(7
318
£7
17

2,386
241
214
195
657
534
373
96
15

873
109
91
164
212
371
£<«
99
9

-17
48
3*
rr
12 £
254
2,514
2,208
38

57

9

8

6

8
12
22
88
1,170
5,215
40

-1

-2

5
2".
160
3,296
36

26,058
1,841
1,460
2,268
1,485
1,978
4,869
10,514
181

2
14
165
2,268
37

4
5
15
611
12

65 '.
"Tar

5,491

9,201

7

71
20

82
151
267
875
3,114
683
43

7?
11
11
25
49
282
3,082
1,908
43

10
124
2,649
6,313
=1

m
h *

54

—
1
4

E

L

A

8

E

Total

55-

-

144

5 5 - 65 4
64 Ovur

657

12

-

134
216
6
20

12,513

7,904

7,917

4,871

2,363

1,540

;S7

11

4

35,347

12,034

7,733

7,949

4,768

1,943

803

171

7

9

ii.iv:
391
260
186
27
4

6,160 4,797
444
498
339
261
557
397
.176
423
2:1
615
451
43
2
11
16

2,305
249
170
410
503
304
391
25
24

1,054
108
82
199
282
38C
207

467
101

5

3
1

26,024
1,806
1,399
2,046
1,325
1,611
936
148

11,161
372
.4 J
203
26

6,023
570
392
451
155
112
26

2,385
2?a
211
46*
414
615
34.7
60
14

270
108
90
156
197
314
If*
34

7

-

6

409
47
32
£5
72
39
58
23
5

49
6
3
5
9

17

5,114
465
474
6.98
452
466
312
23
IS

6

122
177
202
102
60
12

67
17
10
19
17
29
15
5
1

-1
-1
-

68

176

147

303

4,464

5,311

9,190

3,529

15,309

M

64

139

129

274

6,961

6,517

2,489

648

1
18
18
35
6
1

6
11
10
2fl
8

3
2

2
3
5
23
84
673
3,012
623
31

6
1
1
£
32
253
3,067
1,903
42

£
i

34
37
61
224
140
367
3,933
10,366
127

1
13
16
46
10

5
6
12
27
9
4
1

4

1
3
3
31
43

3
1
1
10
15

8

3

1

7-

-

-

1
3
4
44
46
18
14
9
4

2

1

5
9
17
58
10
9
7

-5

-5

47

-

1-

4
1

?.?j,

34

-

15
31
133
79
37

3

77

R a f n - t t o p e r s o n s born i n f o r e i g n c o u n t r i e s o t h e r t h a n J t p s n and »tic lisvs never bean i n .fspfti..

Sourcei

I r t o i i e * i t o VIA In 1%2

L o t ^ t h p f rsoldflnce ptjTt-r* t o t o t A l t i n * s p e n t i n .Tspap i n c l u d i n g v i s i t s e.s v n l l i s a c t u a l r * s l u e n c e .

Total

NATIVITY. AND
REjrOlAOE IN JAT.;N

L->

2S.—LBBCm OF itSSIDBCE IK JAFAX BT SSI, MATT7ITT, AKD BTTO A<3 CSOUPS:

-2
1:
2

-1
2
9
125
2,647
6,313
91

—
•>
•
•
*

•5
29
160
3,296

36

54

-9

3

us
£7

-6

-4
—
7

—
*
-2

13
25
70
14
1
4
4
2

15
6
26
1

55

123

63
3

«
1
4
32
50
195
2,456
2,185
30

1

»9
S

"

13
79
1,161
5,209
40

"

2
14
165
2,268
37

-1
6
6
15
613
12

IULX 29.— u n s ai raiimci i i oiPii i i I M H or THE II JIPJI, o x i n USITITTE M W

to H I in 19*2

hate: l e n g t h »f m l d K c t rafara i s t a t a l t l M t p t n t l a Japan including T l a l t a na a n i l an actual rnaldanca. lunoax of tlnna la Japan rafara
to a l l t r l p i Tor T i a i t l and raaldanca; f o r paraana corn In Japan pariad Iron oixtadata to data of f i r a t dapartara f r o a Japan alao lneludad.

I l I i n v T 110
BanlliaCI I I JaTal

I'uuuharj
(ruruaut)
l a t e r in Japan
l a a a than 8 at.i
8 aoa hat l a a a than
1 jx
a
a
i
i r ,
•
a
a
10 JTB '
•
"
IS J T B •
•
•
30 j r a or noro
TJaauour.

1IIITT01I 3021

(luuhor)
(pproaat)

lunur in Japun
Luaa than 6 ana
8 aoa hut l a a a than
! ft
•
a
•
ETTI '
*
•
10 JTU •
•
•
15 T r i •
•
i
20 j r a or n r a
Dhancun
_
TOFHOI 3 0 H

1 JT
>,.,
i o JTB
U i n
2 0 pra

1 IT
t e n
lOpi
15 j i t
20 pra

(lunhar)
framaiii)

lunar in Japan''.
Laaa than 6 n a a
6 m a h u t laaa than
1 jr
•
•
•
8 pra »
»
"
10 JTB •
•
'
1 8 7TB '
'
•
20 pra or aarra
Ghkauua

1 Ji
5 7.-1
10 j r a
1 6 JTB
30 pra

(,,(.!
I—I
•"
f ^ - o a o t ppnwr

111,170
1OO.0
47.4
3.3
2.6
3,s
3.1
8.1
13.7
20,6
.4

3
t

82,904 40,308
47.4
38.2

14,411
13.0

2.992
2,8

3D
172
8
830
63
4S7
93
1,012
133
4,989
999
7,409 1,841
93
19

72.880

82,742
73.6

1,982
2.6

B3.743
3,818
2,898
3,928
3,041
4,084
2,147
274
143
39,530
63
96
117
443
393
1,809
12,925
33,861
338

52,712
*
-

17,787
24.8
3,898
2,826
3,404
3,917
3,484
1,342
228
114

9 3 32,819
.3
58.5
83
. 8 8
. 1 1 0
382
291
1.040
7,413
- 12,993
- 3 3 7

.
20
165
480
389
641
272
41
18
13,829
32.8

ail

i n

4 or
aura
l M ,

Oak

total
r—
•
.—
Par-aunt ftndrar

737
.7

3D
•

1
B
6
33
193
498
11

-

199
.3

36
•

1
3
16
6
•

8
84
82
62
26
*
1

1
B
4
7
7
2
7

4

3,993
7.0

701
1.9

19
*

-

.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
7
70
11
39
11.
2
471
81
16
4,398
940 196
1
7,428 1.938
433
3
73
IB
4
12

•

Laaa than 0.05 paroant.

It

aafara to puTBona harm i n f e r a i g n eaeatrlaa ulnar than Japan ana hurt aarar loan In Japan.

Juarca:

lorn lat-26

i J ii 11 a

oi

m i l

II

japai

l l l l

82,804
3,680
•
2,838
.
2,788
2,909
.
4,804
9,284
- • 13,217
341

lOO.O
.2
.2
.3
1.2
1.0
4.2
33,6
88.4
.9

l l l l l
"
1
3

62.304
3,700
2,818
4.389
3,434
8,873
IS.073
32,928
479

100.0
73.6
8.0
3.7
5.4
4.3
8.8
3.0
.4
.2

lurar
la
j.,»n

80,814
100.0

IUTBX
In
^ ^

37,303

2

3

1 or
aura
, _ ,

38,748 32,831 8.806 1 , 9 9 8
44.2
37.7 14.1
3.1

4 4 . 2 2 6 , 7 4 8 28,748
3.1
1,987
3,2
1,388
3.6
3.101
3,2
1,949
8.1
3,894
18.9 10,303
2 0 . 3 12,211
.6
398

100.0

1

26,718
71.8

7 1 . 3 28.718 26.718
4.8
1,809
3.5
1.399
6.1
1,892
4.6
1,716
8.7
3,463
3.2
1,211
.
.3
128
.2
99
23,211

28
.1

100.0
. 1 3 8 3
.2
49
.2
89
.9
219
1.0
233
8.3
1,241
39.8
6,992
82.6 1 2 . 1 8 8
.9
209

18
a
-

3
40
40
108
789
938
13

1
7
3
33
184
318
4

1
2
13

9 , 3 3 3 1.039
28.0
2.9

138
.4

26
.1

4
•

1,797
1,308
1,940
1,486
2,038
1,018
95
72
13,499
63.1

12
99
200
215
368
163
37
10

4
8

-

3
38
33
40
20
2
2

1
7
3
7
8
2
1

4

7,417 1,781
32.0
7.6

494
2.1

12
.1

.

-

819
.9

1,948
12
1,283
93
1.830
234
1,840
387
2,818
749
8 , 9 8 8 3,294
7,280 3,303
314
88

8
.
-

I
a,tal
DhJC ~Z
•. '..' ' . - - .
Paroant I h - h . r

_
8
1

4
Mt>
34
174
S3
780
380
4 , 9 8 9 3,136
7 , 1 6 8 3,776
142
45

8
7
88
738
936
10

-

-

-

16
189
316
3

1
3
9

80,988
100,0

T a h i t i
lunar
In
^ ^

38,088
81.4

8 1 , 4 2 6 . 0 8 9 28.089
3.8
1,943
3.9
1,480
4.6
2.389
2.9
1,486
2.9
1,978
9.6
4,889
30.9 10.814
.4
181
38,347

1

17.478
34.6

216
,4

4
•

1,838
6
1,378
79
3
1.946
398
28
1,289
190 23
1,999
384
39
3,288 1,384 308
5,987 3,886 7 0 3
127
39
6

•

a

6,456
23.9

7 3 . 7 2 8 , 0 2 4 28,024
8.0
1,608
4.0
1,399
5.7
2,014
3.9
1.338
4.6
1.811
3.6
938
.4
148
.2
84

1,796
1,330
1.794
1,151
1.429
824
130
42

18,309
100.0

34
.2

.2
3 4 3 4
.2
37
.4
81
1.8
224
1.0
180
2.6
387
3 8 . 7 3.933
67.8 10,386
.9
127

4 or
aura Out
^ ^

3

8,906 998
11.7 3.0

28,024
73.7

100.0

3

9,020
83.9

793
2.2

64
.3
.

.

1
4
39
177
7

1
3

11
•

-

.

.

-

8
76
390
153
173
104
14
8

3
19
19
12
8
4
1

1
2
2

8,112
33.4

933
6.1

207
1.4

•

37
8
6
3
182
36
6
117
37
4
2
260
91
16
3 , 4 4 4 1,380 303
37
5.937 3.883 699
177
9
6
3
3
5
1
-

-

4
'
_
1
3

TABLE 30.—LEKQTH OF H£SID£W;E 39 JAPAN BI AGE AT TUB M JAPA* AND KATIVITTl

fracuees

t o WBA In 1942

MjtjLi length o f residence r e f e r s t o t o t a l t i a e speak, l a Japan Including v i s i t s aa w a l l aa a c t u a l raaidanoo. Ago a t t i n * i n Japan raforw
to ago- o f tTMuia whlla i n Japan and e w e r s a l l periods o f tlmo spent In Japan. For «ammplaf o f too 5,454 who spent from 5 t o 10 rears: In
Japan, 465 war* under 10 years, o f ago while In Japan, 494 woro In Japan between the a gee of 10 and 19 o n l y , 50 wore tliure a f t e r the age of
20 only, 1,045 war* i n Japan while under 10 and a l s o between the ogee 10 and 19, v t o .

KATITin Am
BKSIDHffiB IK JAPAN

__
JOJ^
P.ro»t

Ant

,
Kunh.r '

AT

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H . . . . . . . . . . . . ——^—^—^^——
.....

(Nuab.r)
(Poroont)

• m r In J.pan
U u t h i n 8 «•-.,
8 t o * But 1 . 4 . t h i n 1
1 JT
•
"
" 6
6 JTl
*
•
• a
ID JT9 "
"
• 15
15 JTl »
•
« 20
20 J T I or . o n
UnJmcan

,,,,.„.,., - _ . ,
1H9U6M BURN
Umtw

IT
Jr.
i-i
JTI
JT.

(NunlMr)
j

( N r M i

in Jtpin

TIME
aj u d
^
^

» - « H> ""dMr 10 10-14
J*!*"
<"»
Onlj

|

•

111,170

82,304
47.4

8,290
6.7

5,027
2.7

17.4
8.6

62,804
5,700

52,804
-

.
2,184

.
1,013

2.8
3.9
3.1
5.1
18.7
20.6
.6

2,815
4,189
5,464
5,672
15,072
22,826
479

-

1,898
1,913
1!S

812
976
til

100.0

72,660
^ . o

.
-

62,742
7 j _ 6

Bf
JAPAN
Both
Both
„„,„ „ j ^ ,
, ^ ^
^ , „ „

1,118 IS, 875
1.0
14.1
.

.

98
416
286
163
8
.

.

4

5,428
,,5

3,027
^

1,118

7,109
,_,

1 - 5

144
.1

,

Undor 10, ,.
Vn1 M , J>
, 0 , „ , „ knoim
80,870
27.7

489
.4

-

4

.
43

117
584
1,845
4,806
8,746
.
8

-

18
70
50
8
.

983

65
j,

l < 4

2,059
j-B

119
_j

12

62,742

52,742

-

-

-

-

5,815
2,898
8,928

-

2,099
1,687
1,842

1,015
612
978

416
512
166

40
147
860

48
98
416

8
38

44

4
4
4

8 jr.
"
10 jra "
15 JTU •

4.2
5,6
8.0

5,041
4,064
2,147

.

192

494

30

1,802
8,182
1,400

288
158
8

17
4
-

221
783
739

-

.4
.2

274
143

-

274
16

107

38,620

28,811

640

74.5

.9

•TUTTOU nnnn

(HtunMr)

ruOJJU! W

(p,reKrt)

MvTor In J*j^n/1
L o u thin 6 n o i
8 m
But L a u t h i n 1 j r
1 JT
"
•
« 5 JT>
5 j n
•
•
" 10 j r a
1 0 JTU «
•
" 15 JTn

15 JIM •

"

20 JT. o r n o r .

Unknom

1/

• 20 j r a

loq.o
.2

82

.2
.3
1.2
1,0
4.2

85
117
413
393
1,608

.

.

8

-

4

8

82

862

-

-

8,668

.2

2.2

-

-

8

2
.
-

35,6

12,925

-

58,4

22,551

-

338

-

.9

.

-

8
1

0
371
293
-

-

6
9

-

-

22.2
-

-

54
43
1,143
-

-

-

Refers t o persons bora i n f o r e i g n countrlea other than Japan who oar* never been In Japan.

Source:

Pom 1fiU-£o (£5 percent sample)

(851

-

79

-

.2

-

7,346
4

-

465

5.0
1.7
8.4

20 j r . or . o r .
Untnoim

-

4
4

72.8

• 10 JT.
" 15 J T .
" 20 J T I

-

48
245
1,226
6,306
22,825
20

L i n thin 6 . 0 .
8 K M but l i t ! t h i n 1 JT
1 JT
•
»
•
6 JTl
•
•
•

•

.
40

312
366
60

.

g, , ^

983
.9

418

It

Both
Uad „ 1 0

-

*
-

-

8
.

34
33
4

4
24
461

-

12

-

-

5,567

-

-

22,551

4

-

528

TJJLI IK—ttSWMQI

AID E3UCATIO IV JAPAj BY KUOH CLASSIIIGAT10SS, BT SIX AID 131:
<Vtuit»r o-id Pox-cant)

A a « - l c u - 3 o r a BV»CTM*I to V U l o 194*

• V i lVara
li
an i n um

TOTAL
AHDICAI
BOH

•C"

TOTAL

72.650

52,762

19,90(

10,513

Inlal •
5
- ?
10 - l 6
1 5 - 19
00 - 26
05- M
30-56

«,025
7,lo6
9.611
15,637
15,(66
9.659
6.506
1.72(
6l 6
210
Tl
13
5
15

7.966
6.691
1.166
12,1(3
9.911
6,690
1,926
(07

59
613
1,276
3,656
5.9.5
6,969
2,3(2
921
326
116
69
5
2
3

59
613
1,226
2.660
2.910
1,(66
(19
35(
162
59
17
3
1
2

57,503

26,716

10.5(5

5,167

6.165
9.5(6
6.766
7,906
7.917
6.(71
2,363
1,111
629
130
90
7
6
6

6,131
3.3(7
6.122
6,160
6(797
2.305

36
197
662
1,766
3,120
2,566
1,309
627
226
76

36
197
617
1,297
l,36(
(«3
635
239
101
3(

£E

t1

n u l l

35.567

26,026

Itedar 5

3.(60

w

3.«35
3,306
6,022
6,023
5.116
2.3(5
(TO

So- £
L 5 - 69
50-56

g:&

65 a Or.r

HALE

tfalar 5

5

" 16?

10 15002530-

19
26
29
56

2:£

65-69
50-56
55 - 59
60-66
65 * Or.r

5

" ?

1 5 - 19
20-26
25-29
3O-56
65-69
50-56

III

65 * Orar

"J.
22
1
315

'•???
6(6
•2
n3
E
3

5,61(

_
25
6(7
1,772
1,6<9

(7S
3((
125
36
25
2
1

r

5,366

3,977

T

E

.35
1':

1(6
57
32
2
1
1

1

216
607
1,603
1,562
963
3(6
119
61
21
3
1

-1

29
307
1,273
1,620
6(9
175
59
21
T

-1

L*M ttaflji O.O5 p i r C o i t ,

•cure* I

form VU-2&

186)

T I » 0 1 1 T
Vara
In
Japan
(ana or laaa 3 rra ar
nora
than 3 rra
Total
aanaol l a
anbnel l a
T
apnn
Japan

TOTAL
AmiOAI
POET

Xaaar
In
Japan

100.0

100.0

10O.0

15.1
12.7
15.6
23.2
IS.!
S.9
3.6

.3
2.1
6.6
17.6

u!o
9.7
13.0
21.5
21.9

tl.9 l:I
*3
2*3

9.323

5

?£.no:•

796
3.065
3,103
1.563

-

9

1(6
(0
21

_
50

1

s1

SIT

9.395

1

216
632
1,710
2.(35
2.X3
1.073
296
100
62
10
1

7!969
6,766
1.963

B:8

*

Vnrar
In
Jap An

la
Japan
I o n . or laaa 3 pro or
than 3 JTA
nora
arJaael l x
aohool In
Japan
Japan

a2

.1

•
*
•
•

*
•t
5U3

£|

6.6
10.6
10.9
6.7
3.3

c

53.2

7.S
6.6
7.(
U.S

,t

6.6
2.0

:i

*
•
•

*
*
•
*

6(.7

6.6
10.7

u.o
6.6
2.7

.(
.3
.1
a
a

,
•

*
•

0.7

".1
•E
,1

26!?
17.0
6.6
1.6
.6
.3

.1

*>9. 1

%

11.6

li
.6
.?
.1
a

a.
.

1.0
3.2
S.E
15.7
12.9
6.6
3.1
1.1
.6
.2
a

•
.

100.0
.5
6.0
11.7
25.3
27.6
17.6
7.!
3.6
1.6
.6
.1-

*
•
.
69.1
.3
1.9
5.9
12.0
12.7
!.6
6.1
2.3
1.0
.6
.1

.
.
.

66.!

50.9

.1
1.1

.2
2.1
5.!
13.3
16.9
3.2
3.7
1.1
.6
.2

1.6
16.1
12.0
5.6
1.6
.5
.2
.1

*
-a

•a
a-

100.0

_
-

.6
(.5
32.6
.13.0
16.6
6.0

l

X
.6

.
.
.
57.7

.
•
5.2 3
K.9
17.9

Si
\l

•I
.
-

62.3

.3
3.3

13.5
15.1
7.3

U

.l

.J
.1

*

t U U 3 2 . — IXMHH V

ttJIBOCI

I I jAfjtf ST tttJCiTKH I I JAFH U S lATIfXCTi

:

fclil
l<*Bgtb e f r*iid*Bca r*f«fB t o t o t a l t i n * *p*Dt l a Japan iMluAlAf V l * l t * M v a i l a* actual ranlitaaca,
achoal tabulatad to aonrort *hol>
fmr.
_____

~W

•*»-"

-Jfcf^l

I 1 I U
laaar 1B J i p u
Laaa than 4 ana
4 Boa but laaa O
1 ~
"
•
5 jra •
"
10 rra "
"
15 j r a "
"
20 rra or Bora
Uninoa,

u 1 jr
" 5 T"
" 1 0 jrt
" 1 5 jr.
" 20 JTB

l

3

^.

yyy

yyy

832

yyy

yyy

yyy

yyy

yyy

n

yyy

yyy

*5

yyy

H—11
yyy

yyy

1.535

571

354

1.205

5.351

1.553

5.701

2.252

12,471

2.723

5.135

3.511

2,443

-

-

-

.

-

-

-

-

-

-

3.700
2,815
5,343
3,535
5.472
15.072
22,825
4J7

1,700
2,785
3,555
774
242
141
1.205
154

l/24
151
42
12
18
127
4

.
245
53
8
77
415
8

183
124
81
130
673
4

177
187
203
902
2,840
5 0 1

1/32
347
145
220
707
2

537
473
1.457
2,960
52

417
554
428
447
4

485
1,480
5,306
5,119
81

202
475
1,27*
76*
8

1/58
93*
2,202
1,905
50

535
1,485
1,315
14

•
"
172
787
1.684
20

270

322

430

522

737

670

2,513

800

1,557

1,011

375

257
29

183
104

179
183

1/32
347

535

519

670

198

1/58

-

-

.

-

25
8

49
15

39
4

310
84

256
25

1,151
589

433
153

904
505

576
400

172
188

39
79

-

4

-

4
5

-

76
14
2 1 " -

84
4

31
4

31
4

883

3,921

1.041

4,764

1,552

10,158

1,923

3.582

2,400

2,248

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1/22
147
34

4,044
2,147

93
30

4
-

294
143

4
102

38,520

2,51c

k m 1 B Japaari
Laaa than 6 Boa
6 BOB but laaa than l r r
1 JT
•
"
• J JTB
5 rra "
*
" 10 rra
10 rra "
"
" 15 rra
15 rra "
"
" 2 0 jra

62
85
117
4*3
393
1,608
12,725

20 rra or .or.

22,551

336

.

-

4
-

175

5*2

6
2
85
.
113
^
•
4 3 1 1 8
316
8
30
149
8
8
131
18
77

1,201

52

129

*

111

8

-

-

-

-

.

8
56
122

4
15*
887

126
216

1
383
1,373

296
603

15
323
1,717

*
42
1,121

28
1,697

.
19
1,085

577

693

2,840

707

2,956

647

5,043

7*8

1,821

1,284

1,653

1

.

36

.

12

-

48

.

*

60

.

8

.

36

12

1/

Sloe* th* pehool yaar l a laaa than t n a l r a (Hatha, i t i a poaaibla t o couplata a aabool yaar without «p*cdlag tha f u l l yaar l a Japan.

g/

Rafara t o paraoaa born l a f o r a l s n countrlaa othsr than Japan nbo h»*a na»er bean i n Japan.
f 3 n l n a - 2 o (25 pureaot aaatpla)

.

16

3

yy y

-

207

Sourca:

^___

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-

62,850

Data •'--.

yyy

JlfA.ll

10

'

302

52,742
3.615
2,672
3.124
458

raoiG* MRU

'

52.805

52.742
3.415
2,478
3,926
3.051

20 rra or rjora
•;-,•.-•-

*

45.380

72,650

" 15 rra
" 20 rr§

*

52.40*

UBUC1> SOU

"
"

IB

i

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!*)«

lli.no

••Tar In Japan
Laaa than 6 not
6 aoa h i t laaa than 1 I T
irr
"
"
• 5 jra
5 jra •
"
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10 yra •
15 rra "

]

t o l i U

I d u o a t i o s i n Japan rafara t o nuabar of T M T B attaadad •ehtjol i n Japan; oumbor of yaaro attandod

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39
15
295
62
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.

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.

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.

.
.

.
.

.
.

.
12
180
.

.
-

.
114

-

.
65

.

.

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.

14

.

.

.
.

.
-

.
8

.

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.
2
5
.
«
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32
8
88
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.
.
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12

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.

6
.

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.
.

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.
.

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4
4
4

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.

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8

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.
.
.
.
.

65
.

.

.
.
216

.
.
.
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1,1*5

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314

180

.

104
.

.
.
.
23

12

.
.

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8

8
.

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.

.

.

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.

20

318

S
.

.
.

513

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.

28

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.

45

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.

.

4
.

.

115

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.

.

15
39

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.

.

.
.
-

.
.

172

.
24
322
.

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.
.
-

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.

.

58

1,373

yyy

.

.

IT IS 19 20 21- B k K n m

1*
.
.

-

.

106

.
.
.

65

.
.
-

.

14

162
.
.

-

.
.
.

8
.

.

-

.
.
.

8
.

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.
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32

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8

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-

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8

88

2*

TABU 33,—iEWCATIQH

Note;

Sducation

JTTATTVTTT.

EDUCATION

in

Japan

raford

to

TOTAL

TN .TAPAH

year
yaara

58*9
.3
.7
1.1

832
1,205
4,351
1,483

1-3
5.1
2.0
11.5
2.A

5,701
2,242
12,671

4.6

2,723
5,139

12

yaara

3.1
2.4

3,411
2,663

13
14

y«ari
yaara

1.3

1,495

15
In

yaara
yaara

.3
,2

17
lG

yaara
yaara

19

yoara

•5

571
346
192
114

.1
.1

65
14

*
•
•

20 y a o r t
21 y o a r a
OnfcnooB.

e

8
174

.2

(HmDar)
( p - r e M | t

72,650
j

100,0
86.6

62,840

1
2

year
yaara

.3
.4

207

3

yoara

.4

yaara

,6

Hon*

4

.6

430
422
937
690

3.5
1.1

2,513
800

yoara
yoara

2.1
1.4

1.557
1,011

yoara

.5
,2
.1

395
122

T yoara
6 yoara.
9
10
11
1?

yaara

13

yoara

14
15

yaara
yoara

esicrtf

nmm sow

58
28

•
•

16 yoara
17 yaara
Unrncan

..iji.

290
322

1-3
•9

5 yaara
& yoara

a

8
8

I

12

38,520

\HtBhor)

fP-ffl-Ht)

100.0

Hon*

6.6

2,540

1
2
3
*

,5
1.4

175
542
883

y*ar
yoara
yaara
yoara

5
6

yaara
year*

7

yoara

G yoara
9 y«r<
10 yoara
11
12

yaart
yaara

13
14
15

yoara
yaarl
yaara

It.
17

yoara
ygora

Ifl

yaara

1?
20
21

yaara
yaara
yoara

2,3
10.?
2,8
12.4
4.0
26.3

3,921
1,061
4,764
1,552
lo,15fi

5.0
7.3
6.2
5.7
3,6

*-3

"ninown

*

65,380
3B2

3.9

8 yaara
* yaara
10 yoard
11 yaara

•

Nona

111,170

3 yaara:
4 yaara
5 yaara
6 yaara
7 yaara

AlCRT CAN BORN

school

in Japan)

9KA2I

1941

1,40

Number

100.0

Honi
2

year* a t t e n d e d
LAST

° * ^ 8S£)
1

number of

ApD

?orcant

T

IN JAPAN BY LAST YiAR ATTKWIKD SCHOOL IN JAPAN AND NATIVITY i

.8
.5
.3
.2

*
•

a
.4

1,923
3,582
2,400
2,268
1,373
513
318
184
106
65
14
8
6
162

65,380

3T4

58.9

-3

F o r P VRA-2& [25 p o r c a n t

of

1937

yaara

attandad

to

school

IN

66:18;:: I,

IRA i n

tabulated

tinkBOIB

9,203

17,066

10,426

148

8.3

15-3

9.4

.1

48

25

31
73

117
181

123
128

1,560

1.71
375
694
2,302
618

2,704
2.4

2,353
2.1

31
.52

33
22

52
76
76

75
88

2.3

31

14

24

B
u
43

15

«6

11

?E
10 6

year

1902

19151324

2,556

ahcle

B-fora

13251 618

.5

t* naareat

19001914

19301734

5?i

19*2

JAP All

153515-38

373
.4

65,380

*
"

43
40
30
16
20

24

32
4.8

20

36

40

19
50

5.i"

15
ill

J6

*s

31
44

»5
:>f,

L7
4

13
B

•
4

1(

~
4

35
58
ill

:«

,18
4

~

62,840

_.,T,

186

505

86.6

-5

.5

•T

62,840

"
2,540
6.6

_
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Id
30
16
20
2H'
19
50

v:

31
B
11
48
24

-

113
152

176

15?

113

551
2 36
516

8' 3
25 2

277
130
45
18
14
4
16
1

•03

"
2,505
3.4

-

588
144
41
28
10

.

4

4

1,775
1,255

2,118

3-5

2.3

.

38
106

52
76

75
64

.113
144

66
175

101

1.52
585
228

105
•61
252

512
264

547
374

126

131

45
16

33
28

}0

U

It
45
26

38
55
101

17
4

13
4

24,
20
4

-

"

-

•

•

•
"

-

-

•
--

4

a
8

12

5

-

8

854
1,*23
882

7

4*

~
12

B

77
.2

355
2,134
66E

321
163
82
15
12
12
4

33
16

32
1C

528
2,380

177

2,800

-.

878

5,216
838

720

31
46

3«
33
6l

4

285
224

24
78

p

4

105

14
18

38
55
41

277
207
67c
150
274
141
52
12
4
4

-

4

4

"

632
254
128
85
36
26
17
8
4
4

1,1243
1.5

31
53
48
4i3
56
22'.:
101
355
T2
72
53
26
4

-

104

247

8,081

•3

-8

21.0

1,263
82 7
3712
205
122
53
40
14

-

4
2b

161
•2

4

16

32
1.7
59

-

16
6
4

4

4

1,978
448
2,306
258
403
240
346
151
*3
16
2?
13

-

*
.
4

1

4

ltf

1?

16

*
_
4

4
4

16,905
44.0

10,414
27,0

*
.
a
i

J,

13a
-3

2 , 5 «

»
**
—
'

4

4

"
-

Lose than CO? percent-

Source!

mmbar

AiTBNUKD

Erevan

4,<iir-:.i.

(88)

4

"
4

6

-

16

25

111

4

38
?<

8

4
8
8

75
7?
666

113
161
1,544

4

IT

427

656

375
694
2,298
618
1,974
448

50
17
47
42

2,625

5,157
838

4

4

22

13
4

25
13
8

4
4
4
8
4

-

—
4

-

30
4

"
8

792
1,351
823
(416
25c
126
85
16
25
IT

355
2,102

1,757
1,247
1,265
8.72
236
205
122
59
40

-

14

4
4

4
?!

8

"

2,302
766
401
240
3*6
181
83
It
7?
13

'
-

4

*
~
•

131

TABU! 1(„—irantWE IS JAPAS HI TWEE AaS nROtira Br BIRTIPIAOE CF r-AIlMTSl

i.il'..l
TOTAL

BiRTKFLACS OF PARSKTS
[•«rcont

IV *.ir

AM8MCAA KIM
::-Mer
20-35
20

40 f
over

!

Al»ricen-8»rn Evacuee a to IRA In 1942

IF

JAlAi: ABO AGS OK
IPvTSR I S JAPAH
Under
Total
y-39
20

H';.\?.<J~:

40 !•

Total

HERS I S JAPAH
Under
20-39

40 a
e'er

r.v.r

100.0

72,650

40,184

31,539

927

52,74?

34,984

17,332

426

19,908

5,200

li.,207

301

Mother
»
"
*

- Japan
- United S U t e o
-Baaatl
- linkiicein/^

at.i
14.5
3.0
.1

59,748
10,503
2,5.U.
235

27,916
10,2*2
1,899
105

30,923
241
261
114

907

40,694
10,114
1,944
190

23,222
9,919
1,746
97

16,862
195
194
61

410

14,061
46

12

45

4,696
343
153
8

497

-4

19,254
389
250

KATHTS BORB
tothap
"
"
a

I S JAPAK
- Japan
- United. S t a t e s
- Hawaii
- Unknnan

S9.9
SO. 5

65,353
58,607
5,422
1,213
111

33,223
26,911
5,266
1,019
27

31,23.9
30,789
156
194
80

911
907

45,817
39,523
5,168
1,052
74

28,286
22,318
5,041
908
19

17,117
16,795
127
144
5!

414
410

19,536
19,084
254
151
37

4,937
4,593
225
111
8

14,102
13.994
29
50
29

FATHER BOW
Mother
"
"

I S UHITCD 3TATi3
- Japan
- United Statea
- Hawaii

6,862
545
4,173
144

4,745
512
6,101
132

117

4,736
497
4,099
140

6,665
489
4,044
132

71
3
55
8

126
48
76
4

80

46

23
57

25
17
4

3.8
.8
1.2
1.1
.1

2,271
580

2,123
491
844
74e
39

144
69

2.037
462
784
748
43

1,940
411
78)
7,16
39

93

4

51

—
4
-

234
118
61
55

183
80
61
42

51
38

-

.2

164
16
43
6
35

93
4
50

59
12
13
4
30

152
12
63
4

93

51

.
"

TOTAL

n

-

.2

6.7
.8
5.7
.2

77

72
12

Unknown

• .'.illMother
H SUM
IH HAVA
'.I
- Japan
"
"
e

7.5
l.T

- United s t a t e e
- Hawaii
- TJrJtnown

rATHTJt - BIKTHFLACK L"JOfC7M/l
Mother - Japan
»
- United S t a t a a
"
- Hawaii

• - thnkiwwn

*

.1

a

.1

a::
8 3
43

-

if,

-

51
4

-4
16

-4
6

—
4
17

—
12

"

4

50

39

* LOBS than 0,05 pensent.
!_..' Includes ;»0 fathers and i l racthera born in countriaB other than United States, Hawaii and Japan,
Source:

For* TtTU-26. (25 percent sajnplel

[Nil

-

3?
4

a

13
4
26

-4
-

8

—
8-

12
4

-8

-

67
33

-

13

-5
477
477

.
.
"
a

6

4

4

—
-'
-4

-

4-

SECTION V
AGE COMPOS ITION OF THE POPULATION
This section is devoted primarily to the presentation of the
age, sex and nativity composition of the WRA center population, including persons on short-term and seasonal leave at quarterly intervals
from January 1, 1943 to July 1, 1945.
A comparison of the age-sex composition of the total United
States on July 1, 1942 with the WRA center population as of January 1,
1943 as shown in figure 4, sharply defines the peculiar age distribution of the evacuated people.
The evacuated people who entered WRA centers were made up of two
distinct and unusual groups: (1) the aliens who came into the country
as young people in the quarter century ending in 1924 (see table 2 1 ) —
a group that, in the last 20 years since immigration was stopped, had
been diminishing in size and aging until their median age was 52 years;
and (2) their American-born children (or second generation), including
several thousand grandchildren (or third generation), who were born
here during the last quarter century (see table 36)—a group that had
few in the middle span of life and no aged and whose median age was 18^
years. The grandchildren are the children of the relatively small proportion of the second generation who had reached the normal age for
marriage prior to evacuation and are the forerunner of the large group
of third generation which will result from the marriages of the remainder of the second generation as they reach their twenties.
In tables 36 to 47 the two distinct nativity groups are presented
in addition to the age-sex composition. This series of tables includes
single years of age from under 1 to 85 and over for the January 1, 1943
population; and five-year age groups at quarterly intervals from January
1, 1943 to July 1, 1945. The age, sex and nativity composition of each
center is given for January 1, 1943 and for July 1, 1945; and the all
center total, rule Lake, and all centers except Tule Lake are given
quarterly from January 1, 1944, when Tule Lake became a segregation
center.
Figures 5 and 6 describe the WRA center population (including
persons on short-term and seasonal leave) by age, sex and nativity at
six month intervals from January 1, 1943 - July 1, 1945. From the time
Tule Lake became a segregation center, age-sex-nativity pyramids are
presented for Tule Lake and for the population remaining at all othercenters,
(90)

Tables 48a to 48j present age, sex and nativity composition of
the evacuees segregated to Tule Lake from the various WRA centers. For
additional information on segregation, see Section X,
Definition of Terms
Age refers to age of the individual on the date specified in
each of the age-sex-nativity tables. For nativity see Section IV,
Source of Data
Age, sex and nativity for January 1, 194-3 was based on the year
of birth, sex and birthplace appearing on Form WRA-26, Individual
Record (for further explanation of Form WRA-26, see Source of Data in
Section IV), For quarterly intervals from April 1, 1943 to April 1,
1945 the composition of the remaining populations was compiled by adjusting the January 1, 1943 group in accordance with Forms WRA-177,
-178, and -222 which were received from WRA centers covering admissions
to and departures from centers and conversions from short-term and seasonal leave to indefinite leave or terminal departure. For July 1,
1945 the composition was based on adjusted Forms WRA-321, Quarterly
Summary of Resident Population, Including Persons on Short-Term Leave,
submitted by the centers.
The age, sex and nativity of the segregated groups (tables 48a
to 48J) were compiled from Form WRA-274, Route List, covering mass
transfer movements to and from Tule Lake at the time of segregation.

(91)

AGE - S E X

FIG. 6
C O M P O S I T I O N - ' UNITED STATES POPULATION 7-1-42 AND WRA CENTER POPULATION 12-31-42

SOURCE'. TABLES 35 4 3 7

F 1G. 7

AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY' WRA CENTERS, SEMIANNUALLY 1-1-43-7-1-45
(NUMBER)

1-1-44

SOURCE:- T A B L E S

37 39,41.43.45 & 47

(93)

WRA

CENTERS

EXCEPT

TULE

7-1-44

LAKE

1-1-45

TULE

LAKE

7-1-45

FIG. 8

AGE BY SEX AND NATIVITY'
WRA CENTERS, SEMIANNUALLY
(PERCENT)

SOURCE'

TABLES 3 7 . 3 » , * I . « . J , 4 J 1 4 7

1-1-43 - 7-1-45

l i H J 35.—AGI-ill OOHFQSITIOIt b t L n t t l Papulation at ContU*at*l Gnit*d St* tin, July 1. 1942
lot*I

Octal

9 1
Hal.

134.533.035
15.193,839
10.591.145
11.258.459
13,115.335
11.539,233
11.057.768
10.474.721
9,719,965
5.978.775
9,352,291
7,877,743
5,255,595
4,950.545
3.B87,626
2,745.974
2,820,977

1

499

MBU.

"Under 5
5-9

10-14
15-19
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25-29
30-34
35-30
40-44
45-40
60-54
55-50
40-54
58-69
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5,221,265
5,429,399
8,710,418
5,059.672
8,513,353
6,307,879
3.105,021
4.784.080
4,482.181
4,217,332
3,676.122
3,212.667
2,804.952
1,928,131
1,339,346
1.314,334

6.972,497
5,351.746
5.845,044
6,045,658
6.035.920
5,749,555
5.365,700
4,935.906
4.516,597
4,145.759
3,701,521
3,045.928
2,448,596
1.962,496
1,405.628
1,606,543

9.0
7.9
5.3
9.0
5.6
5.3
7.3
7,2
6.7
5.2
6.6
4,7
3.7
2.9
2.0
2.1

4.6
4.0
4.2
4.6
4.1
4.0
3,8
3.6
3.3
3.1
2.9
2.4
1.9
1.4
1.0
l.o

4.4
3.9
4.1
4.6
4.6
4.3
4.0
3.6
3.4
3.1
2.7
2.3
1.8
1.8
1.0
1.1

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19l»3 AAA ( 2 ) Birrai*Lar,foue a a n i g g l o i u f r o a 19^3 to 15^5 of nlLena p a r o l e d o r r e l e a s e d fron Departnent of J u a t L c e Infitrnftant Caopg, A «tc*ll au»>
b a r of r o l t m t a r y cmLcueeg, nergboe f r o a l a g E l t u t I o n * , e t c . By tfcU d a t a ZoS oraouoeg. S i b A n e r l e a n Born and 50 F o n l e n Born, hod r e l o c a t e d
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110,210

63,156

11.712

5,036

71,531

57,800

13.369

1,271
1,705
1,517
l.ioo
1,127

1.871
1.705
1.517
1,500

1,871
1,703
1.510
1,189

1,871
1.703
1,910
1.189
1,178

1,132
1,360
1,M5
1,196
1,132

1,132
1,360
1,135
1,196
1,132

1,667
1,752
1,251
2,016
2.239

1,667
1.752
1.55T
2,016
2,239

2,512
2,HI
3,211
3,260
3.621

2.512
2, H i
3.233
3,227
3.532

11
3H
87

3,616
3.722
3,221
2,667
2.361

3.107
3.351
2.635
1,9*2
1,523

207
102

27
21
29

2,226
2,062
2,075
1,715
1,522

1,229
1,027
S36
565
110

98*
1,021
1,211

30
31
32
33

1,271
1,0*9
2J7
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316
202

923
229
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1
2

I
7
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9
10
11
12
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12
19
20
21
22

s
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1,178

1,127

:

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711

763

1,157
1,061

3.351
3.336
2,591

201

1

976

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13
20
25
23
27

19

77

1,065

87

255

5*

963
1,127
1.393
1,611

137
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123
121
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190
208

23
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162

1

173
166
173
153

3

57
52
55
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62
69

TO
71
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71

1,323
1,315
1,287
1,263
1,211

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1.213
1,110
1.072
986
950

223
192
211

557
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112
351

173
129
119

313
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179
181
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131
122

170
192
175
177
162
181
138
121
81
86
87
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1,038
1,181
1,120
1.165
1.285
1.158

112

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1,123
1,125
1,002

6
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7
10
15
23
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1,116
1,170

109

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112
120
12?
127
118

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171
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1.177

120
123
153
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1.319
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1,22*
1.2*1
1,238

191
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221
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1,210
1.139
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211
203
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1,381
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76
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31
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353

118

73

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29
23
20
21

57
52

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26
26

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236

7
10
11

33

185

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7
10
11
23
21

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52
52
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1,310
1,201
1,162
1,151
1.035

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13
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25
21
27

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761

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119
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15
12
11

17

293
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112
65

72
103
103
117

c

15
12
11

13

1,191

7-6

9

9

31

32
18
12
21
23

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9

30

572
1,000
1,188
1,125
1,011

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11

7
11

15
18

1,196
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810
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120

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2,181
2,016
2,023
1,693
1,158

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2
2

4
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1,503
1.397
1,127

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701

182

55

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1.553

68

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1,182

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1,123
1,185
1,129

2

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1.911

1,037
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1.257
1,123
1,217

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3,559
3.736
3.171
2,622
2.313

2

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1.671

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5
5
5
15

2
2

1.252
1,125

17
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28,379

11
30
85

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3

5.656

2,129
2,818
3.213
3.207
3.199

53
37

93

38,709

2,189
2,818
3.221
3.239
3.587

982
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362

1.993
2,218

6,8

10
111
112

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1,660
1,718
1,816
1.993
2,218

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107
108
88
123
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1,660
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231
677
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1,152
1,152

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36
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1,123
1,315
1,123
1,185
1,129

159
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120

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221

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312
199
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3

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36

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153

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706
689
330

173

170
191
175

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240
209
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1-7
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138
121
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2

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1

7
3

6

11

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2,696

36.635

31.191

5,303

989
879
800
761
779

989
879
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769
715
699

769
715
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7?1

25
12
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3
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21

6

60,189

36,651

9«9
881
206
768
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761
713

752
726
702
737
699

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1,167

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878
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1.167

15
16
17
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19

1,263
1,651
1.617
1,606
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I.263
1,681
1,613
1.597
1,876

1.197
1.913
1,593
1,163
1,100

1,880
1.930
1,500
1.039
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10
11
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21
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1,261
1,662
1,602
1.597
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1,268
1.662
1.598
1.590
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261

260
271
670
632
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990
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193
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176
283
332
637
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27
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276
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107
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6
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663
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610
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1.092

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1.255
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1,255
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1.630
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1,027
1.086

877
666
1,027
1,086

1,261

1,261

1.376
1,622
1.662
1.727

1.376
1.615

2

1.668

1,699

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5
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1.776
1,601

I.633
1,116

3
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1.679
1.237

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1,133
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565
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1.617
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Tnt.l

Si

Si

«

781
79«
707

k9

TOTAL
81 M i l
Harried
8
2
7
2
J

726
666
=75
698
609

50
51
52

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J

g
1

507

6
7
3

626
399
369

1
5
3
3
5

286
278
236
198
192

2

636
35f
356
297
265
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5»
59

to
61
62

g

65
22
29
19
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It

8
10

7S
79
11

2
2

82

3
5

;.-.y.i=..--i

9

tan

96
77
97
82
71
71

1

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1
1

67

1

1

82
69
55

50
35

1

?

26
28

2
1

36
22
15
11
10

1
1

7

i

2

t
2

9

it

22
7
17
8
8

6
3
5
5

1
2

2

1

2
1

3
3

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

-

:

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IS
770
788
696
686
582
632

1

1

Total

2

-

57
59

;
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2
1

1

1

3

6

6

1
2

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Single
Harried

5

2
6
2
2

r
k

i

J06

630
667
690
601

888
82;

i

51

96
95

77
95
S2
70

268
286

2J

2

182
188
129
us
51

87

82
69
55
38
3V

30

22
16
11
10

7

22
7
17
8
8

3
3
2
1
2

k
5
5
5
2

2
2
3

1

2
1

5

2

3
3

J

196
196
176
151

3
1
1

lot

2

99

1
1

t

88
21
29
18
15

1

8
10

1

5

n
58

6k
51

I

57
59

26

1

1
1

Other

283
277
236
197
190

6

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(CoDtlnuS)

1
5
3
3
5

358
353

I

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700003 O—*«

7
3

1SJ
166
129
118
91

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1

3
1
2
2
6

1
2

2

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I

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18
2
8
8

1
2

6

so

I

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9

1

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51

I

77

9

1
1

2

70
71
72

26
15
11
10
13

2
1

132
106

6o

B99

2

3
1
1

1

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1
3
2

2B
196
196
176
151

69

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Hurled

Other

98
95

All «BA C n l m , O u r a i y 1 , 1 9 4

2

3

TABLS ?7a— A,K 01 SEX. AND NATJVTIT;

All tiBl laenterH, J k n u U ? I . V}!.]i

fNumt^r u d I ( r - s r / . ;

flptai ftnj>i7B t o r e s i d e n t p o p u l a t i o n flf c e n t e r s I n c l u d i n g • T t e u e e e a n i M o r t - t e n end a s M o n * ! l e e r * . ST J - u r o i r / 1 , 194.3* trtnattt
of «vacu*«"
t o i,.(A C e n t e r s «taa c u n p l e t e except f a r ( l ) 930 E i f n i i e n gvucUDao, 314' ASiarlCan Bam and l i e Yim'.y-.. Born. Kho e n t e r e d I n FabriLirj end Hewh
o f ": '••', and il-rl mlfl0elJ.3if»aLiJ!i t d d d t i l D i i i ^rciii 1943 t o 1945 of tJl4HD p f m l e d o r r e l c a n d r r o r DepartttBTit of Jtifftlct IntprnTant C u m a , a n * l l
numbflr of V o l u n t a r y Bvacu*BS, p t r a o n e f r o n i n a t i t u t t o n H , e t c . By t t i l e d a t a Bt^. eioacueaft, EQt AnBTican 3 c n , end $C r o r t i g u B o m , had r n l o c a t e d
frr-m o e n t e r i on i n d e f i n i t e l e a v e .
9

«a
TOTAL
Urtdar
J-9
Tj-14

45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
45-69
70-74
75 4 o a a r

*

llmla

Famala

Total

110,24c

6C,189

50,051

71,531

fl,UD
7,151

4,225
3,614
4,613
.',815
7,742

3,335
3,547
4,724
7,669
7,914
4,773
2,153
2,213

3,061
7,105
9,445

9,537
15,464
15,456
9,642
4,766
4,974
5,7(4
5,669
6,249
6,459
5,367
2,663
944
350

15-19
20-24
Si - 2 5
30-34
35-39
40-44

0

2

6

ABERJCAK

'.; TAJ.
Total

4,369
2,603
2,761
3,273
2,051
3,524
4,939
4,416
7,433
814
292

3,491
3,836
2,725
1,520
951
455
170

5«

15,357
15,401
9.371
4,193
1,677
537
196
69
'.3
3
2
5
6

«3m

I •

H
Tottl

B4La

fr-ile

Total

Bala

36,635

34,896

38,709

23,554

15,155

1O0.O

3,973
3,515
4,436
7,606
7,779
4,651

29
if
-1.
127
.155
271
575
3,297
6,177
5,693
6,180
6,446
5,362

17
74

12

7.3
6,5
8.6
14.1
14.2

54.6
3.8

4,203
3,590
4,779
7,749
7,422
4,720
2,296
1,076
409
.21
48
o

1,895
599
178

75
21
6

!.

4
1
2
1

1
7
5

2,384
939
344

3,3U
3,763
2,704
1,51*
950

454
127
53

2,432
612
231

64.9

53.2

31.7

3.5
3.2
4.3
7.0
7.2

7.3
6.5
P.'
13.9
14.11
8.5
3.8
1.5
.6
.2
a

1.8
1.1
4.3
7.0
6.9

3.5
7.7
4.3
6.9
7.1
4.2
1.7
.5
.2
.1

1,3
7.1
7.0
4.4
2.4
2.5
3.0
1.9
3,2
4.5
4.0
2,3
.7
.5

5.4
5.7
5.9
4.9
2.6
.8
.3

1

45.4

4.3

8.7
4.3
4.5
6.2

H
Famla

4.3
1,9
2.0
.3.2
5.5
7.5
1.4
.9
.4
.1

4.3
2.1
1.0

.4
.1

.
*
*

.2
.7
.7

.5

3.0
5.5
5.2
5.7
5.9
4.9

a

4

I

a

H

1

•

35.1

#
.
:.;•
* ,8.3

*
#
•
.

.
#
.
.

T
POBB108 ICRK
Total
Bala Fanala

21.4

#
.
a
.1
.1
.1
.1

1.1

2.6
1.8
3.7
4,5
4.0
2.2
.7
.3

13.7

»
•
.

.1
,1
.1
.2
1.5
3.0
3-4
7.5
4.4
.9
.4
.1

*

Form M l - 2 6

TABLE 37 a.—ACS BY $83. AM) NATIVITY:
Hate.
K
414

TOTAL
UndaT 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
75-29
30-34
15-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 * over

0

8,232

4,434

543

21!,
227
>:"i

495
532
516
382
246
74
45

El

45 7
765
J.'il
231
218
235
191
y/n

44,".-.

3,798

5,123

2,605

249
778
'14
50,.
583
14 6
15,

538
.429
4 "
985

384
305
Tit
60
40

183
265
304
267
112
97
61
14
5

E

1,127
818
571
155
39
20
4
1
1

Total

us:.

FflfAAll

1,829

1,280

100,0

53.9

46.1

5
7

7
4
6

6.5
5.2
7.8
12.2

1.5
2.7
4,0
6.0
7.0
4.9
2.8

3.0
7,5
.1.8
6.2
7.2
9.4
2.7
2.2
3.2
3.7
3.1
1.6
.9
.7

2,518

1,M>9

247
74,:,

5
6
1.1
11

•tip

477
568
432
171
57
14
32

•1
"
1

1

1

1

FnKali

5
4
9
19
i:
1.72
210
183
H.'i
384
104

24
13
49
24 6
441

475

522
51'
30.
246
74
44

••

<-"•
61

39

13
14
38
124
251
292
259
131
77
61
11,

5

14,2
10.3
5.1
4.9
6.1
6.0
6.4
6.3
4.6
2.9
.9
.6

2.7
2.°
2.1
7.1
4.7
1.7
2.2
.7
,5

1

I

c

I

N

T

(OKE10H BORN
U f f B 3 0 * 8 90RK
Total
Bala (enala
B a l a Papala T a t a !

TOTAL

sou

Kill

-

-

F
roraiGH
Total

T . , (

291
775
324
>,3P
551
166
2""
76
75
8
1.

( N u A o r Mid PerOent)
leevj.

H

9CB>

fatal

Fasala

Bala

435
643
996
1,151
851
422
401
500

B

UBfcXU

TOTAL
Total

C e n t r e ! UtiJi^ J&nutUr? 1 , VfkW

IIT; 1 one a D . M U H I on short—tar* and » a a o n * l

62.3

':••

',2
7.6
12.1
13.9
".7
4.5
1.7
.5
.2
1

."•

30.6

37.7

22,2

3.5
I.'
3.9
6.0
6.9
4.7
2.4
1.2
.1
.1

3.0
2.5
1.7
6.1
7.0
5.2
2.1
.7
.7
,1
a
a

a
a
.2
.1

a
a

.

.3

.1

.
.
*
-

.
.
a

,1

31.7

.3
.4
.6
3.0
5.5
5,8
6.4
6.1
4.6
2.9
.7

-

a

*

.1
.2
.4
1.5
7.;

15.5
a

.!
,2
.2
.7

•J.P

1.5
3.0
3.6

7.3
4.7
7,'
2.2
.7

3.1
1.6
.9
.7
.7

•'

.1

tens than 0,05 percent.

TiBUC J7b,—AtK BY 311 AMD HAT^VTH,
Wotui
H
ADS

TOTAL

[fndnt 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
70-24
25-79
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-94
55-59
to-64
65-69
70-74
75 4 o r o r

11

'"mala

Total

9,807

8,232

12,165

1,398
1,318
1,756
2,706

710

668
674
897
1,285
1,776
737
720

7,514
1,530
723
708
1,025
85!
947
1,002
886
491
149
53

Bala

644
859
1,471
3,258
793
40'
37a
467
2.62
ill
77 P
733
375
178

43

144
-IDS
591

434
724
Li 7
76
21
20

1,390
1,307
1,744
2,697
2,504
1,498
641
7 50
80
39
31
1
1
1

-

C^trado

ftW-r,

U

B

8

( K U ^ T and p t ^ a r c t )

P

8
FOREIGN TaOflli

Paaulb

Total

6.273

5,892

5,874

727

661
46s

Bala

639
854
1,410
! ,246
775

364
163
62
21
10
1
1

-

890
1,782
1,258
723
27'
87
78
14
1

"
1

8
12
12
14
11
32
82
lip
915
S3 P.
936
1,001
885
450
141
51

TOTAL

Bala

Panola

3,534

2,140

1
5
6
11
12
18

3
6
7
3
18
14
43
277
510
577
433
774
147
75
71
10

59

233
405
741
701
777
713
175
178
41

La«« t h m 0.0$ p e r c e n t .

Source:

JKIUBTT l i 1%?

IiiClndne • v a e u « * t on aJkirt-tarrn V-d acaaonal l o i r e .

AMERtCAN BGPJ,"

18,039

Total

TOTAL

*

32
IP
61
135
122
263
1,614

0
Bala

L*»fl t h * n 0 b 0.i p e r c e n t .

Source

*

34
66
120
149
312
1.4633
2,664
1,930
3,476
4(932
4,412

2

Total

Fanila

FawHa

I

•JUEHMU
i FOfi

TOT44

FGKE108 BOUT

Bala

FoTa MU1-2E1

(100)

Total

toala

1D0.0

54.4

7.7
'.J
9.6
15.0
14.2
8.5
1.9
4.0
5.8
4.7
5.3
5.6
4,9
2.5
.8

4.0
3.5
4.'
8.0
7,3
4.4
2.7
2.2
7.5
1.4
7,9

.3

4.4
4.1
2.1
.7
.2

E

i

c

AVE'ICAN

Bala

E

8

PCM

Total

Bala

'anala

45.6

67.4

14.9

32.6

3.?
3.7
4.9
7.0

7.7
7.7

4.0
3.5
4.7
7.9
7.0
6.3
7.0

'.1
4.1
1.7
1.8
3.1
1.1
2.4
1.2
.8
,4
.1
.1

9.6
'4.9
14.0
8.3
S.J
1.4
.9
.2
.1

.

a
a

-

.9
.1
.1
.1
a

.
-

3.7
3.7
1.9
"'.0

T

ramsB a l aam
Faaala

Total

32.6

•

a
a

19.6

13.0

a
a
a

a
a
a
a
.1
.1
.2

7.0
4.0

.1
.2
.7

1.9
.5
.2

:'.(
5.1

1.3
2.7

4.J

L.I
2.9
4.4
4.1
2.3
.7
.2

.1
a

-

a

.4

5.2
5.6
4.9
2.5
.8
.3

.1
.1
.1
.7

1.3

1.1
3.2
2.4
1,2
.8
-4:
.1
.1

TKT.B 17c.—VS «r SSX ATO OUXVlRi Gil* Itiwr, JUIUUJ 1, a%3 (Svdwr u d N m t )
Hot*i
VTOTAL

AGE

SOTU
ItKtmr 5
5-9
K-14
l.'-19
26-24
25-29

; -w
if-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
VOJ74
55 4 ovnr
*

•• a

E

8

T.'AB ?
'"•la

•.a2, TBI,

P
MSEB2I B"iH
ihla
Total

Total

-•a'..

.-mala

55,420

7,354

6,066

3,780

4,543

4,237

4,640

2,811

1,030
916
1.146

532

1%,
961
726

l,4fie
911
1,139
1,885
1,882
1,1.2?
467
231
7?
16
1?
1

'30
484

!,<•'. 7

'.9b
430
546
933
984
"45
254
351
442
.'6S
322
158
113
54
15
1

493
427
342
" 6
579
571
223
.-6
20
5
2
1

2
5
7
12
76
32
76
426
791
717
737
77,8
635
322
Ul
31

2
J
2
9
13

1,916
1,165
543
*57
846
733
751
709
625
322
121
31

Ji-34
r

ineludM aT«coeea on ahort-terr. and season* 1 l e a n .

U
XT
Total

620
289
356
424
565
'.29
551
512
266
164

30

','•!!
955
",. 0:*)2
944
145

55
11
10

_
_
-

-

_
-

u

44
211

369
254
.41"
551
512
211
106
30

TOTA1

1,829

_3
5
3
11
14
31.
215
422

463
320
157

"8
15
1

Total

Wl*

100.0

54.8 4 5 . 2
3.9

7.6
6.8
8.5
14.1
14.3
8.7

3.4
4.5
7.1
6.9

4.*

4.0
4.9
6.3
5.6
9.6
5.4
4.7
2.4
.9
.2

2.1
2.7

M l

4.1
1.9
7.2
3.2
3.6
7.4
1.2
.6
.4
.1

3.1

1.9

2.7
.3

65.5

33.9

31.6

7.6
6.8
8.5
14.1
14.1
8.5
3.3
1.7
.5
.1
.1
a

3.9

3.7
7.2
4.0
7.0
7.3
4.0
1.7

"

*

.!

N

TTHft

3.7
3.7
4.0
7.0
7.4

2.0
7.2
4.2

8
1
C
I
A!—UCAN BORN

3.6
4.5
7.1
6.5
4.5
l.B
1.1
.4
.1
.1

.6
.1
a

»
- a
- _
— - - "

T
W B I O P BONN
M a
34.5

*
*a
a
.2
.2
.5
3.2
5.6
5.5
5.5
5.4
4.7
2.4
-9
.2

20.9

•
•
*
.*
1
.1
.3
l.f
2.7

1.9

7.1
4.2
3.9
2.0
.6
.2

13.6

-a
a
a
,1
.1
.2
3.6
3.1
3.6
2.4
1.2
.6
.4
.1

•

Lees 1>V- 1.05 p e r c e n t .

icurcer

Form VIU-26

TABES 3?a,—APS BT TX ATO NATOTrj Grwiwitt, Juuiiy 1, 1943 (Hunter md P«K»nt)
Hot ft: Includes sT&cruoeo on short-term u d ssuonml l e w * .
K
Total

TOTAj.

7,656

4,061

3.595

4,997

2,494

2,503

2,659

1,567

1,092

617
554
704
1,009
965
652
366
359
452
4U8
425
438
381
229
61
22

327
275
373
513
425
303
189
199
211
528
231
318
293
199
68
19

290
279
331
496
540
949
177
160
241
274
194
120
BB
40
13
3

617
553
700
1,006
951
623
335
138
49
15
5
4
• 1
-

327
274
372
512
421
290
171
Bl
33
7
4
1
1
-

290
279
328
494
530
333
164
57
16
8
1
3

1
4
3
14
29
31
221
4'3
387
420
474
360
229
81
22

1
1
1
4
13
18
118
ITS
121
227
317
292
189
68
19

3
2
10
16
13
103
223
266
193
117
88
40
13
3

Lndar 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
23-2;
30-34
35-39
411-44,
65-49
50-54
55-59
655*4
65-69
70-74
75 6 oval-

11,7.11
Hal,

1! :; a B s
I
fr
E
k c F. it t
.4-7-Cut Pilot
FgOirGB amti
T0TA3
AB-iRlCAa B3BB
FOgHEM ao»|l
Tcta). 4al» ianialji_ Total Bala Farnala Total Mala Banal, Total, gala aanaja Total Hal, Faa.lt

40a
_^_^_

ftmlt

-

100.0 53.1 46.9
8.1
7.2
9.2
13.1
12.7
8.5
4.7
4.6
5.9
5.4
5.7
5.7
4.9
3.0
1.1
.2

4.3
3.6
4.9
6.6
5.6
4.0
2.4
2.6
2.7
1.7
3.1
4.2
3.8
2.5
.9
.2

65.2 32.6 32.6

3.8
3.6
4.3
6.5
7.1
4.5
2.3
2.0
3.2
3.7
2.6
1.5
1.1
.5
.2
a

8.1
7.2
5.2
13.1
12.5
8.1
4,3
1.8
.6
.2
.1
•
*
-

4.3
3.6
4.9
6.6
5.5
3.8
2.8
1,1
.4
.1
.1
*
*

3.8
3.6
4.3
6.5
7.0
4.3
2.1
,7
.2
.1
a
a
-

34.8 20.5 16.3
—
»
*
»
.2
.4
.4
2.8
5.3
5.2
5.6
5,7
4.9
3.0
1.1
.2

*
*
a
.1
.2
.2
1.5
2.3
1.6
3.0
4.2
3.6
2.5
.9
.2

*
a
.1
.2
.2
1.3
3,0
3.6
2.6
1.5
1.1
.5
.2
a

" l a w than 0.03 pevctnt.

TA3L3 37b .—ASF, 3f 3EK ;,T) "ATITTTTt Kurt Vountsln, January 1, 19<",3 (Hwter «nd Percent)
Hof.ei

343,:

T.T.,1

Untar f
5-9
10-14
15-19
77-24
75-29
97-74
55-70
4'-44
45-47
50-54
55-59
f*0-M
63-69
79-74
75 4 cv-r

-

?: T i l

4035

an

L',—1e

11,062

5,559

5,103

707

-75

659
973
1,461
1,4°1
1,013
526
562

937
431
717
7T
478
252
yc
369

394
152
.'32
744
7*0
53'
714
244
I'?

77*

597
668
645
553
300
75
43

210

177

392
'.93
'.'I

376
2 37

76
26

-"7

41
19
13

includes evacuees on short-term and Hasonal lsav*.

4

3

3

0

rr.va Fin:

T-1 a!
7,029
787
651
917
1,151.
1,467
980
432
314
78
17
7
2

-1
3

flkUl*

Tal5,493
.7*

30'
410
711

m
on

139
54
13
1

3

_
-

P

Total

1,567

lOO.O

51.9

46.1

47.5

11.6

31.9

16.5

77.3

14.2

3
4
5
4
12
73
36

7.1
5.9
8.3
13.3

9.6
2.8
3.9
6.5
6,6
4.3
2.6
3.7
3.3
2.0
3.5
4.5
4.1
2.3
.7
.3

3.5
3.1
4.4
'.s

".I
3.7
3.1

3.6
2.3
1.4
6.4

3.5
3.1
.4.4
6.8

a

a
a

a

*

a
a

4.1

ti
1.8

3,536

4,033

2,466

3-1
14s
487
HO
747
512
198
7'
24
5
4

5
i
6
10

2
2
1
6
12
10
13
IT"
31"
2:6
389
49)
451

_
1-.
3

9,
77,
348
648
3«4
631
6.43

453
371
94
38

249

76
-9

. ' ^ parent.
percent.
a L«ff
Lass thrill
trnn 0C.TF,
-ii-.ureti:
So'j-ea:

E
P. C
I N T
DITCAJI P/HN
Total Bala ftnaale Total

"TRSTOH B0R1
jtila
Femals
Total

fftten '-1rA-26
F—TH
'-114-26

(101)

147

343
174
272
152
102
41
IB
9

-

*!.
4.7
5.1
6.6
5.5
6.0
5.9

2.7
.9
.4

1TA1
Uala

Female

tt

2.1
2.2
3.3
3.5

- -' :•:.
::
Bale

m

4.1
e.e
7.0
.7
.1

2.3
1.3
.5
.1

2.4

a

1.4

*
a

•a
-

• •'

.4
.2
,1

.7
.2
a
a

—
-a
a

*a
.1
.2
.3
.6
1.1
5.9
5.4
6.0
4.9
5.0
2.7
.9
.4

.1
.1
.1
.3
1.4
2.8
1.9
3.5
4."

«.:
2.1
.?
.3

'.mala

a

:
.3
1.5
3.1
3.5
2.5
1.4
.9
.4
.2
.1

TAfiU ?7i\—ADS FT SEX AMD rUTIVITri
Mote:

•

TOTAL

*

(Ihmber and P e r c e n t )

ETA:

Female

U
E
a
H
9
AlTGP.r.'AN 30BII
Total
Female
Hale

lean.
p

N

ACE

Under 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-3'.
35-39
40-41
15-49
50-51
55-59
60-44
65-69
70-71
75 1 over

J e r o a e , J s n u s r y 1» 1 9 0

I n c l u d e s ovscusea on s h o r t - t e r m and s e a s o n a l

Total

1 *

7,939

1,289

3,643

5,270

33?
319
IS!
Fit
509
313
173
L62
210
117
213
333
314
L93

29 5
27*
312
597
tst
310
135
1 H
212
267
176
101
67
34
8
J

626
67-'
719
1,153
1,085
615
276
108
47
11
6
1

131
315
18C
5 42
195

-1
-

-1
-

628
595
725'
1,163
1,100
653
308
326
152
114
369
135
411
225
80
28

v;
23

2,670

no

158
67
30
10
6
l

raniGi
Total
Hal.

2,600

2,662

1,619

295
275
339
3»
MS!
335
0.7
U
17
1

2
5
6
12
15
8
33
211
105
100
383
131

2
1
3
1
12
3
15
95
180
137
227
00
311
190
72
23

-

ax
12k
80
Zi

8
5 C
E
11 T
FCBEICH BOSS
AUE8TCAN IJOBN
T o t a l Hele Pamela T o t a l H a l l 'emala

Female

Total

TOTAL
Hale

1,013

100.0

51.1

15.9

66.5

n.7

32.fi

33.5

20.1

7.9
7.6
9.1
11.7
13.9
8.2
3,9
1.1
5.7
5.2
1.9
5.5
5.1
2.8
12'
.1

1.2
i.:
1.8
7.2
6.1
3.9
2.2
2.0
2.7
1.8
2.7
1.2
1.3
2.4
.9
.3

3.7
3.5
1.3
7.5
7.5
1.3
1.7
2.1
1.0
3.1
2.2
1.3
.8
.1
.1
.1

7.9
7.5
9.1
11.5
13.7
8.1
3.5
1.3
.6
.2
.1
a

1.2
1.0
1.8
7.1
6.3
3.V
2.0
.8
.1
.1
.1

3.7
3.5
1.3
7.1
7.1
1.2
3.5

.
.1
. 2.

•1

_1
3
6
5
5
IF
' 23
225
263
176
101
67
31
8
5

r

emale

~

*
•
"

a-

*

.2
1.2
2.7
1.7
2.6
1.2
1.3
2.1
.9
.3

.
»
. 1»
.1
.1
.2
1.4
2.3
3.3
2.2
1.3
.1
.4
.1
.1

Leaa t h a n 0,05 p e r c e n t .

Source;

Form aRA-26

TABLE 37*.—AGE BT SEX AND FATTVTTT:
Mote;

Haneanar, January 1 , 1913

(Mujabar end P e r c e n t )

Inc'.udee evacuaee on a b o r t - t e r m end eeaeonal l e a v e .

N
AGE
_ _ _ ^ ^
TOTAL
Under 5
5-9
10-11
15-19
20-21
25-29
30-34
35-39
10-44
15-19
50-51
55-59
60-61
65-69
70-71
75 * over
*

Total

TOTAL
Hale

Female

U M h
S
P.
AMEiilCAN 90311
Total
Hale
FAmai.

FOREIGN ECTH
Total
Hnle
Female

Total

P
TOTAL
Male F e r a l e

E
it
C
E
1,
T
ABFJUCAK BUS."
RiRRji'l BORN
T o t a l Hale Fei.ule T o t a l Hale Female

10,121

5,751

1,3*7

6,518

3,450

3,098

3,573

2,301

1,269

100.0

56.9

13.1

64.7

31.1

30.6

35.3

22.8

12.5

808
633
761
1,'*0
1,490
966
605
659
721
453
170
524
ICO
176
63
18

119
325
366
703
791
190
254
333
105
236
336
151
373
169
57
16

369
308
398
657
707
176
351
326
319
217
334
73
27
7
6
2

800
631
753
1,338
1,472
911
391
160
15
29
8
1
1
?

146
323
361
697
775
471
210
106
32
19
5
1
1
-

351
308
389
611
697
443
184
51
13
10
3
2

8
2
1
22
26
52
211
199
679
424
162
524
399
176
62
16

3
2
2
6
16
19
U
227
373
217
331
451
372
169
56
1£

5
?
16
10
33
167
272
306
207
131
73
27
7
6
-

7.9
6.2
7.5
13.6
15.0
9.6
6.0
6.1
6.9
4.1
4.6
5.2
1.0
1.8
.7
.2

1.1
3.2
3.6
7.0
7.9
1.9
2.5
3.2
3.9
2.3
3.3
4.5
3.7
1.7
.6
.2

3.5
3.0
3.9
6.6
7.1
1.7
3.5
3.2
3.0
2.1
1.3
.7
.3
.1
. .1
a

7.9
6.2
7.1
13.3
14.7
9.1
3.9
1.5
.4
.3
•
*
»
a

1.1
3.2
3.6
6.9
7.7
1.7
2.1
1.0
.3
.2
*

3.5
3.0
3.8
6.1
7.0
1.1
1.8
.5
.1
.1
•

•
•
.1
.3
.3
.5
2.1
1.9
6.5
1.1
1.6
5.2
1.0
1.8
.7
.2

•
•
»
.1
.2
.2
.1
2.2
3.6
2.1
3.3
1.5
3.7
1.7
.6
.2

.1
.2
.1
.3
1.7
2.7
2.9
2.0
1.3
.7
.3
.1
.1
-

•
•
-

•

•

Lee a than 0.05 p e r c e n t ,

icurce:

Form 'TilA-26

TABLE 37h.—AGE BT SEX AND NATIVITY:
Motel

AGE
Total

TOTAL
Hale

Female

Minidoka, January 1 , 19-3

(Number and F e r c e n t )

Xncludee ovacueea on a b o r t - t e r m end e e a e o n a l l e a v e .

li
U U
B E
P.
A'DRZCAG W W
Total
HVtle
Female

FOREIGN 8CBM
Total
Hale
Fenale

Total

100,0 53.7 46.3

TOTAL
Ht'e

P
8
P.
C E
H T
HTTFICIB "IG.N
FC8HCM BOSH
Female Total Hale Female t o t a l Hale Female

TOTAL

9,861

5,297

1,561

5,936

3,017

2,919

3,925

2,280

1,645

Under 5
5-9
10-11
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-11
35-39
10-14
15-19

607
456
817
1,433
1,499
777
369
372
1'!
628

317
225
423
735
716
396
202
191
2U
179

290
231
391
698
783
381
167
181
M
449

606
451
808
1,412
1,458
742
319
81
34
15

316
223
417
725
698
37a
178
51
22
6

290
228
391
687
760
361
111
33
12
9

1
5
9
21
41
35
50
288
581
613

1
2
6
10
18
18
24
HO
220
173

3
3
11
23
17
26
148
361
410

6.1
4.6
8.7
14.6
15.3
7.8
3.6
3.7
6.3
6.6

3.2
2.3
1.3
7.5
7.3
4.0
2.0
1.9
2.4
1.9

2.9
2.3
1.0
7.1
8.0
3.8
1.6
l.a
3.9
1.7

6.1
4,6
8.2
14.4
14.9
7.5
3.2
.8
.3
.2

726
727
498
216
68
23

121
557
406
210
58
16

302
170
92
36
10
7

5
2
-

2
1
-

3
-

721
727
198
216
66
23

122
557
106
210
57
16

299
170
92
36
9
7

7.3
7.4
5.0
2.5
.7
.2

1.3
5.7
1.1
2.1
.6
.1

3.0
1.7
.9
.1
.1
.1

a
.
•
-

80-5*
55-59
60-61
65-69
70-74
75 1 over
•

• ••

.2
.1

.2
.1
.1
2.8
'.1
5.0
1.8
5.5
5.1
2, fi
1.0
.1

l
.1
.1

13,1

1

Leee than 0.05 p e r c e n t .

Source;

Form '931-26

(102)

60.2 30.6 29.6
3.2
2.3
4.2
7.4
7.1
3.8
1.8
.5
.2
.1
a
.

•
a
.1
.2
.1
.3
.1
2.9
6.0
6.1

»
•
.1
.1
.2
.2
.2
1.1
2.2
1.8

»
•
.1
.2
.1
.2
1.5
3.8
1.6

•

7.3
7.1
5,0
2.5
.7
.2

4.3
5.7
1,1
2.1
.6
.1

3,0
1.7
.9
.6
.1
.1

.
*
-

39.8 23.1 16.7

2.9
2.3
1.0
7.0
7.8
3.7
1.1
.3
.1
.1

*
-

TABLE >•£.•—AQB BY SE& ATTO HklYTTHi
Hot e i

S o l d e r , January l f 1%}

(lfcimbei" and P e r c e n t )

Lnd'];!-» rvactiseo on short-^erre and seasonal l-*.vs.

:i
ACE
Tctal

» TAT.
IW.

Female

u
U
8
E P.
AlEoaaAM Bern
Tot e l
Female
Halo

TOTAL

8,548

4,849

3,479

5,496

2,861

Under 5

680
592
677
1,176
1,157
728
367
435
5,*
430
434
531
445
256

351
881
349

32?
313
330
573
'8!
34 (

679
58?
675
1,164
1,144
711
324
141

35'
88C

5-9
10-1'.
15-1?
2o-ati
25-2?
30-31
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-6?
70-71
75 6 o v e r
*

94
38

5F3
1 nf

58?
?n?

164

250
255
158
'75
41?
53:

18
147
277

:Vi

577

59?
36?

56

is:
106
3E

10

9

11?

3
1

5
1

64

3

20

~

161

••':.
36

347

10
2

~

2/35

P
70FZI0W Oslo
Mils
Total
Female
3,052

328
"7
'23
567
=6'
542
"14.3
35
IS
1

1_
6,:

1

5
4
12

43
17
43
294
448
428
431
53?
444
?'»

"
i

94
38

7

13
22
144
217

149
27?
418
381

236
34
.36

T
E
1
c
Z
5
AVSICAK IVKN
fORZIOP 7CP.4
Tamala T o t a l B a l a Vernale
Total

tm

1,064

100.O

56.8

43.2

64.3

33.S

J".'

?5.7

1

4.1
7.3
4.1

3.8
7.6
3.8
7.0
6.5
4.0
1.9
2.2

•7.9
6.9

4.1
3.3
6.1
6.8

3.8

a

3.6

a
a

.?'
1?

7.9
6.9
7.9
13.9
13.7
8.5
4.3
5.1
5.8
5.1
5.1
6.1
5.2
3.0
1.1

2

.4

4
2

6
6
4
21
150
231
271
161
in

63

4.9
?.2
4.5
2.4
2.9
2.9
1.8
1.3
4.3
4.'
2.6
1.0
.4

7.7
'3.7
13.5
8.3

2.?
3.3
1.9
1.3

6.4

3.8
1.6
.6

4.3
2.1
'.2
.4

6.0
1.7

.1

.1

.2

«

.4
.2
a

a
4

.2
.2
.2
.5
3.5
5.2
5.0
5.1

_a
a

.'.
.1

a
a
a

.1
.1

.2

a

.3

.2
1.8

1.7
2.5
1.7

'.;
- 6.4 44 .. 58
- 8 5.2
5.0
2.B
- 1,0
- - '..:
eA
.4
" ~

i

.1

6."

7.1

*
.
~

.7

3.8

23.3 12.4

2.7
3.3
1.9
1.3
.7
.2
.1
a

Lr?w than 0*05 i » r c a n t .

EOUTCBI

Tarn

'ffijli-26

TAHL3 37J-—ABE BT SEX AHD RATIVITT)
Hot a i

s
MIL

4CE

IOTA1
tndar 5
5-9
10-14

15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34

35-39
40-44
4341?
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 4 over
*

1,988

TOTAL
Total t a l e Female

total
15,369
1,012
998
1,38?
2,290
2,347
1,330
671
600
924
785
831
674
740
413
7.2]

44

u
i
E
UffEOBAl S B I
Female
Hale

Total

Bale

5,229

4,958

5,182

493

517
471
685
1,159
1,114
636

2

5

.7!

' "
••

yv •

lenel*

.Total

8,385

6,984

10,187

494

'1?

1,010

525
700

473

993

522

689
1,169
1,133
641
271
260
469
518
lis
217
128
57
17
6

1,378
2,271
2,311
1,307

,,,,
1,112
1,197
671

611

336

196
74
25
8
2

124
58

1,121
1,214
689
37?
140

455
867

443
45?
'32
144

104
3«

Tula W » . J a n u a r y 1 , 19A3

-1
-

m7?
16

4

7
4

1

1

is

-

-1
"

P

m m o i BOB

a
l?
36
23
50
404
850

760
881
872
74?

413
120

44

Female

Total

3,156

2,026

loo.o

1

1
2
4
10
19

9
17
18
36
21?

397
249
4.3?
456
612
354
104
38

Leen than -1.05 p e r c e n t .

Source:

(*w*flr " d

Part«nt)

Includtis flTaoiwaa on a l w r t - t o r m and aoaaonal l e a v e .

Fern -vRA-2o

(101)

5
24
IPS
453
511
384
216
128

59
16
6

TOTAL
Idle

nseeale

34.5 45.5

3.2
6.6
6.5
3-4
9.0
4,5
7.3
15.0
15.2
7.9
8.6
4.5
2.4
4.4
3.9 - 2.2
3.0
6.1
1.7
5.1
5.4
2.9
5.7
4.3
4.8
4.0
2.3
2.7
.8
.7
.2
.2

3.4
3.1
4.5
7.7
7.3

E
E
4
T
1
C
KBKraa w t »
AlffiFlCAH BOW
T o t a l Bala Female T o t a l Bale Female
'6.3

34.0

32.3

6.6

'.2

3.4

4.5

3.4
4.5
7.2

3.1
4.5

9.0
14.8
15.0

4a
2.0

8.5
4.0

1.7
3.1

1.5
.5
J.

3.4
2.5

U
.8
.4
.1
a

a
a

"
a

7.8

4.4
2.2
.8
.4
.1
a
a

7.6
7.2
4.1
1:3

.5

33.7 20.5

13.2

a

•a

a
a
a
.2
.2
.1

.4
2.6
5.6

.1
a
a
a

5.0

- - " •

.8
.2

a

4.4
5.7
4.8
2.7

»a
.1
.1
.1
.2
1.4
2.6
la*
2.9
4.3
4.0
2.3
.7
.2

a
.1
.1
a
.2
1.2
3.0

3.4
2.5
1-4
.8
.4
.1
a

TABU 16.—A^ BT TET ju-a "—37ITT: All trH Centers, April 1, 19^3 (Hunter ml Percent)
Hotel Include* evncunee on ehort-temj end; season*! leivnu Between Janunrj l and April 1, ITtT,
':•?('! !ia*ailin •TicTir-a (clA American Rom and 11* rnreifni Born) were ndsiltted to ^U "enter*.
1

ACX

TOTAL
TotU

U4L<

remals

U

1

B

I

r

R

,\.v • R a••(,l s;, 4F "
:
aisals
Total

F0R2IGK BORN
7c 1 1 1

Uals

IfJi.r

TOTAL
Kale
Total

TOTAL

109,648

59,800

49,848

71,045

36,347

34,698

38,603

23,453

15,150

100.0

Undsr 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
15-29
30-34

8,200
7,234
9,515
15,206
15,338
9,514
4,790
4,917
4,736
5,928
6,165
6,470
5,378
2,939
962

4,269
3,653
4,800
9,657
7,598
4,773
2,601
2,723
3,267
2,078
3,423
4,938
4,419
2,475
829
29'

3,931
3,581
4,715
7,549
7,740
4,741
2,189
2,194
3,469
3,850
2,742
1,532
959
464

8,170
7,173
9,442
15,079
15,090
9,243
4,222
1,702
613
2:s

4,252
3,625
4,767
7,592
7,482
4,629
2,297
1,083
426
:29
50
7
4
1
2
1

3,9>8
3,548
4/75
7,487
7,608
4,614
1,925
619
187
79
22
6
1
1
3
5

30
61

17
7»

13
33
40
62
132

7.5
6.5

35-39
MWJ.
15-49
50-54
55-59
50-64
65-69
90-74
75 4 over

356

72
13
5
2

133

5

6

59

73

127
248
271
568
3,215
6,123
5,720
6,' 93
6,457
5,373
2,937
957
350

33
65
116
144
304
1,640
2,841
1,949
3,373
4,931
4,415
2,474
827
296

127
264
1,575
3,282
3,771
2,720
1,526
958
463
130
54

>mals

54.6 45.4

3.9

3.6
3.2
4.3
6.9
6.9
4.3
2.0
2.0
3.3
3.6
2.5
1.4
.9

3.3
4.3
7.1
7.7
4.3
1.4
2.5
3.0
1.9
3.1
4.4
4.7
2.1
.8
.3

8.6
14.0
13.9
8.6
4.4
4.5
6.3
5.5
5.6
5.8
4.9
2.7
.9
.3

ag
I
£
I
T
PCfflf EH BBB
ARMPICAR = URN
Mala F e n a l a
1 4 7 c ' s i s a l s TOtal
Octal

i

64.8

33.7

7.5
6.5
8.6
13.1
13.7
0.4

3.9
3.1
4.1
7.0
6.1

31.6

i.(
.6

.•4
1
•2
a
•
* *
*a *a
a
« a
.

A

.1

*

*a

3.2
4 /
6.3
6.8
4.2
1.8
.5
.2
A
a
a
a

4.2
2.1
1.0

3.9

35.2

J.<

a
.2
.2
..!
5
1.4
5.7
5.3
5.6
5.8
4.9
2.7
.9

.

a
a

.3

21.4

13.3

a
a
a

a
a
a

.1
.1
.1

A
.1

a

.1

.2
1.4
3.1
3.5
2.5
1.4
.9
.4
.1
a

1.'
2.6
1.''
3.1
4.4
4.0
2.3
.8
.3

* Less then '.'>!> percent*
>sure#:

Fbm HU-26

TABU 39-—AtTt BT SEX AtfS HATIVITIJ
Actai
R

linear 5
5-9"
1AV14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-J4
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 4 o u r

at

2

S-

1

R
V .311,1: 6.F.H

Hal,

Faisal*

Total

mis

Faaiala

Total

103,282

55,961

47,321

65,608

33,088

32,520

37,674

8,079
7,065
8,970
13,610
13,375
8,518
4,386
4,497
6,432
5,964
5)769
6,483
5,399
3,132
1,024
379

4,206
3,596
4,497
6,762
6,167
4,097
2,430
2,453
3,160
2,149
2,976
4,913
4,418
2/37
881
317

3,873
3,469
4,473
6,848
6,908
4,421
2,156
2,044
3,272
3,815
2,793
1,570
981
485
141
62

8,053
7,004
8,904
13,496
13,166
8,281
4,090
1,657
639
208
79
14
6
2
5
6

4,191
3,567
4,469
6,704
6,371
3,978
2,158
1,007
441
131
54

3,862
3,437
4,435
6,792
6,795
4,303
1,932
650
196
75
25

26
61
66
114
209
237
49*
2,840
5.793
5,758
5,690
6,469
5.393
3,130
1,019
773

Total

TOTAL

U

U B T O E M SCB.V.

11,144

402.

AU ™TA Center*, JvOj 1, 1943 (ftimbrr and Pnrcent)

inc.ude* peracn* on ahcrt-t«m and Haaotial l a i n -

5

•>

2
1
1
5

6
1
2
1

mi*

R

2

Total

ml*

Final*

Total

22,873

14,801

100,0

54.3

45.7

6 3 /

15
19
.If

,11
32
38
56
113
118
224,
1,394
3,074
3,740
2,768
1,565
979
494
138

7.8
6.8
8.6
13.2
13.0
8.3
4.5
4.3
6.2
5.8
5.6
6.2
5.2
3.1
1.0
.4

4.1
1.5
4.3
8.5
6.3
4.,'
2.4
2.4
3.;>
2.1
2.0
4.7
6.3
2.6
.9
.1

3.7
?..3
4.3
6.7
8.7
4.3
2.1
1.9
3.2
3.7
2.7
1.5
.9
.5
.1
.1

7.8
6.8
8.c
13.0
12.?
8.1
4.0
1.6
.8
.2
.1
a
a
a

<»

96
119
272
1,446
2,719
2,018
2,922
4,904
4,414
2,636
881
316

57

C

1

5

A:-PICA;: BORR

TOTAL
fttmalo

»

a

Am

T
FORRION "i-kK

Fsnal*

[tatal

32.1

31.3

36.x,

4.1
3.5
4.1
-6.4
6.2
3.9
2.1
1.0
.4
.1
A

3.7
7.3
4.7
6.6
6.6
6.2
1.9

a
a
e
.2
.2
.2
.5
2.7
5.*
5.6
5.5
9.2
5.2
1.1
i.n

a
a
a
.1
.1
.1
.1
1.4
2.6
2.7
2.8
4,7
4.3
2.6

.4

.3

.6
.2
.1

•

a
a
a
a

•a
a
a
s

.

Uals Fatal e

"'..'

•1

14.2
a
a
a
A
.1
A
.?

1..1
3.0
7.8
J.?
7.5

•9

.3
.1
.1

* Lee* ttuw 0,05 percent*
Scuroti

For« WRA--.6

TAttZ AO,—ACE BT SEX AHD 'ATTVITT: All IrtA Cnntere, October 1, 19<t3 (tfuntaer end Percent)
Motei
R
TOTAL

AOB

TOTAL

•

Include* ev»coc«* on short-tern *nd season*! leave-

U

6

K

Ratals

Total

98,529

53,557

44,972

61,776

8,021
6,886
8,456
12,475
12,145
7,874
4,395
4,157
6,151
5,940
5,414
6,479
5,388
3,280
1,072
396

4,172
3,322
4,222
6,208
5,934
3,729
2,305
2,248
3,069
2,190
2,624
4,895
4,409
2,770
927
333

3,849
3,364
4 ; 234
6,267
6,211
4,145
2,090
1,909
3,082
3,750
2,790
1,584
979
510
145
63

7,998
6,826
8,396
12,372
11,958
7,667
3,970
1,627
652
198
31
14
5
2

,5

p

H

AMV'ICAR 1 0 RK

mis

Total

Undo* 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
25-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
TO-74
75 4 o r s r

a

^ P l j I G f ' 0a *L i

Uals

Faisal*

Total

•Bis

Finals

TOTAL
Mils
Total

31,152

30,624

36,753

22,405

14,348

100.0

23

14
29
24
52
85
1 5
241
1,289
2,619
2,063
2,568
4,885
4,405
2,769
7?5

7

4,158
3,493
4,198
6,156
5,849
3,624
2,061,
755
450
12?
54
10
4
1
?.
1

3,840
3,333
4,198
6,216
6,109
4,043
1,906
668
TOO
71
25
4
1
1
3
4

•50
40

K3
187
207
125
2,530
5,499
5,742
5,333
6,465
5,383
3,278
1,067
391

,-.;

Lee* the* O.Q? percent.

(Id)

33
36
51
102
177
ISA
1,261
2,880
3,679
2,765
1,580
978

503

M2
SO

8.1
6.9
8.6
12.7
12.3
8.9
6.4
4.3
6 3
6.0
5.5
6.6
5.6
3.3
1.0
.4

Final*

54.5

45.7

6.2
3.5
4.3
6.3
6.7
3.8
2.3
I.'
1.2
2.2
2.7
5.0
6.5
9.8
.7
.3

I.3
3.4
4.3

'..'.
6.7
4.2
7.1
7.7
3.1
7.7
2.8
1.6
1.1
.5
.1

I

!
C
Ft
BMP rCAR TORF

Tot.I

•ul-

'•p. e 3 1 . 6
B.l
8.9
8.6
12.6
12.1
7.8
4.7
1.7
.7
.2
.1
a
a
a

.
=

4.7
7.5
4.3
1 22
3.0
1.7
2.1
1.0

.5
,1
.1
a
a
a
2

,

R

- - a . *.S

3U2
3.9
3.4
4.1
4.4
6.2
6.1
1.9
.7
.2
.1

.
.
•
*
•
.

T
TOTFIGR 37?
Total

Uals

sisals

37.2

22.7

14.5

a•
a
.2
.2
.2

a*
. 1«
.1
.1

:..'. 21.. 73

5.6
5.P
5.4
6.6
5.5
3.3
L.c
.4

2.1
2.6
4.7
4.5
2.8

.9

.3

a
K
a
.1
.1
.1
.2
1.7
2.9
7.7
7.9
1.6
1.0

.5
A
A

TABLE 41.—AOE BT 3X1 iKD HlTTtlTTi
Hotai
»

am
Total
TOTAL

96,576

Uad.r 5
5-9
10-1*
15-19
20-24
25-29
10-3*
35-39
40-4*
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-6*
65-69
70-7*
75 » oaar

7,996
6,812
8,245
12,010
11,642
'7,610
4,315
4,017
6,03*
5,930
5,269
6,477
5,383
3,3*1
1,092
403

0

M

B

1

4,157
3,491
4,10)
5,982
5,715
3,578
2,253
2,164
3,032
2,207
2,480
4,867
4,405
2,825
9*5
339

44,007

60,201

30,356

3,839
7,975
3,321
6,752
4,136
8,187
6,028 11,911
5,927 1 1 , 4 6 *
4,0*2
7,415
2,062
3,920
1,853
1,614
3,002
657
3,723
19*
2,78)
82
1,590
14
978
4
516
2
147
5
64
5

•

29,845

4,1*4
3,*62
4,086
5,932
5,635
3,*79
2,025
939
*5*
125
57
10
*
1
2
1

{Number and Faroant)

1»«T«.

a

TOTAL _ ^
AiMicm bam
Mtl. T a a a T 6 ~ T S t a l
I6A1.
TaJI
52,569

Jill I U C*ntar», J u u t r j 1 , Lf44

X M I U I U I I T U U M I no i h p r t - t * ™ and •••-•ftn*!

3,831
3,2)0
4,101
5,979
5,829
3,936
1,8)5
675
203
69
25
4
1
3
*

reunion emu
T,t.l
.11.
T.ml.
36,375

22,213

21
60
58
99
178
195
395
2,403
5,377
5,736
5,187
6,463
5,379
3.339
1,087
398

13
29
23
50
80
99
228
l.»<
2,578
A,OB!
2,423
4,819
*.*01
2.B24
9*3
338

Total

14,162
8
31
35
49
98
96
167
1,176
2,799
3,654
2,764
1,586
978
515
1*4
60

TOTAL
All. t S E

100.0 54.4
8.3
7.0
8,4
12.5
12.0
7.9
4.5
4.2
4.3
6.3
5-5
6.7
5.6
3.4
1.0
.4

4.3
3.6
4.1
6.2
5.9
3.7
2.3
2.3
3.2
2-3
2.6
5.1
4.6
2.9
.9
.3

*5.6
*.o
3.*
4.2
6.3
6.1
4.2
2.2
1.9
3.1
4-0
2.9
1.6
1.0
.5
.1
.1

i

n

;

—

1

—

a

—

1

AMEBIC AH emu
Total Mai. 7 « 1 .

rctaioa Baa
Total A l l . T = J I

62.3

31-4

37.1

23.0

14.7

8.3
7.0
6.4
12.3
11.8
7.7
4.1
1.7
.7
.2
.1
*
•
*
*
•

4.3
3-6
4.1
6.1
5.8
3.6
2.1
1.0
.5
.1
.1
*
•
*
*
•

*
•
•
.2
.2
.2
.4
2.5
5.6
4.1
5.4
4.7
5,6
3.4
1.0
.4

•
*
•
.1
,1
.1
.2
1.3
2.7
2.2
2.5
5.1
4.6
2.9
.9
.3

•
*
«
.1
.1
.1
.2
1.2
2.9
3*9
2.9
1.4
1.0
.5
*•!
.1

io.7
4.0
3.*
4.1
6.2
6.0
4.1
2.0
.7
.2
.1
•
*
*
*
•

'
[»#•• than 0.05 fMrcant.
B«ureBi l o r n iTFLA-2lr

UBLI 4U.--ACE BT SEX AND HJITTVITT*
02541
4
a t
fat

TOTAL
Undar

5

5")
10-1*
15-19
20-14
25-29
30-3*
35-3)
*0-44
50-5*

™

TOTAL
Mala

15,630

9,224

1,402
1,125
1,225
1,7)2
2,461

6SJ
570
641
318
1,523
338
127
.50
511
jSl
. 4u2
457
617
.181
121

1,511
653
652

+5-*)
55-53
60-6*
65-6)
10-74
75«

J

359
853
T07
839
696
431
138
56

so

F.6.1.

6,406

t s t i U £ « , J*/.u,ry 1 , 1^44

1
»
0
H
B
aaT3UCAK 6 ORB
foaal.
Total
Hala

P
TOTAL
Mala

T.aal.

100.0

59.0

41.0

67.6

38.0

29.6

3.0
7.1
7.8
11.4

4.4

4.6
3.5
3.6
5.6
6.1
4.1

9.0
7.1
t.S
il.l
15.7
10.0
4.U

1.4
1.6
1.2
5.8
*.T
5.9
4.6
1.1

6,6

5,343

4,622

5,065

3,281

1,78*

663
567
455

71?

.

.

.

868
421
642
213

911
1,512
925
1)7
ITT
77
15
12

1,567
610
275
101
20
*7
10

ja
21
5
5
3

T

"

•
-1

-1

I •

swat
Paaal.

Total

1,402
1,121
1,221
1,779
2,441

55*
42

1
s
c
AnauciH
Hal.
Total

FOIAIGH RCKB
Poaala
Total
Hal.

10,565

71?
555
565
37 4
511
0 50
232
312
411
471
305
162
3)
90
17
4

(ttiub«r «r.d FtratatJ

Itialudai t T u u d i an a b o r t - t a r n and aaanonaJ. L*ar».

4
8
23
23
21
49
417
946
637
6?r221
i?6
431
138
55

3
5
T
11
13
30
20J
43*
367
330
650
613«l
121
45

1
3
6
12
6
1)
ill
121
466
3047
17*
7)
50
17
6

15.9
10.1
4.3
4.4
6.2
5.*
4.6
5.4
4.5
2.7
.3
.3

1.6

1.2
5.8
?.»
6.0
2.8
2.4

1.3

2.4
2.6
4.2
1.0
2.4
.8
.3

1.5
2.0
2.9

1.7
.7
.1
.1

J.o
2.0
1.2

.5
.3
.1

*

.
.

.5
.1
.1

•
.

3.5
3.6
5.6
6.0
4.1
1.1

.6
.2

•
•
•
•
-

T
r a n i M BOM
".a...
Mala
Total

32.4

.
.
.
*
.2

21.0

.
•
*
.1

•1
-3
2.7
5.5

.1
.2
1.1
2.8

5.3

2.3
2.5
1.2
1.0
2.1
.8

4.5
5.*
1.5
2.7

.9
.3

•3

11.4

f

a

.
.1
.
.1
1.4
l.T
3.0
2.0
i.i

.5
.3
.1

'

< L a . , than 0.05 p t r c a n t .
Boura.i Pcra ABA.26

TABUE 41b.—ME BT SUE AND NATIVITY.
Hotat
B
AOI

« U Cantara

EioLudlnf Tula LaXa, January La 1944

U
U
B
A
?
AUBRICAN BORB
Total
Tonal.
Mala

P

Total

TOTAL
Mala

Tonal*

TOTAL

80,946

*3,3*5

37,601

49,636

21,113

25.223

31,310

18,932

UtMUr 5
5-3
10-11

6,594
5,687
7,016
10,218
9,178
6,022

3,120
2,766
3,571
5.15*
4.9B6
3,382
1,830
1,5*1
2,554
3,252
2,484
1,408
899
466
1)0
58

6,573
5,631
6,966
10,132
9,023
5.8*8
3,310
1.339
556
17'
65
4
4
2

3.161
2,895
3,127
5,021
1,123
2,55*
1,628
762
377
110

3.112
2,736
3,539
5,111
4,900

21
56
50
86
ili
174
3*6
1,986
1,519
4,903
4,497
5,634
. 4,683
2,908
949

13
26

15-1)
20-24
25-2)
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-19
50-54
55-53
60-64
65-69
70-71
7 5 ft OYAf

3.656
3,325
5,075
5,077
4,562
5,638
4.687
2,910
95*
317

3,474
2,921
3,445
5,064
4.1)2.
2.640
1,826
1.784
2.621
1.825
2,078
4.230
3,788
2,444
821
239

(Hunbar and F w c e n t j

Iaeludaa araeuaaa on a b o r t - t a r n and a a u o n n l l a a v a .

*>3

5

4
1
1

*

•

3.29*
1,682

577
179
64
20
1

-

1
J
4

rORCION BORN
Total
Mala
Paaal.

9*3

u
45
61
66
198
1,022
2,114
1.715
2,033
4,227
3,784
2,4*3

B
aa
26?

* L . . . than 0.05 p o r t a n t .
S o u r c , Bora kWta-26

(105)

T
T t H I G H BOBB
Total ^ T T O r . o a l .

46.5

61.3

30.1

31.2

3S.7

3.8
j . *
4.4
6.4
6.2
4.2
2.3
1.1
3.1
4.1
1-0
i.T
1.1
.6
.2
.1

3.1
7.0
8.6

*.i

3.6
3.4
1.4

TOTAL
Malt

F.a.1.

12,378

100.0

53.5

6
30
32
43
66
85
146
964
2,375
3,188
2,464
1,407
699
465
127
5*

6.1
7.0
8.6
12.6
11.4
7.5
4.5
4.1
6.2
6.1
5.6
7.0
5.6
1.6
1.2
.5

4.3

).i

4.2
6.2
7.1
1.1
2.2
2.2
1.1
I.I
2.6
5.1
4.7
1.0
1.0
.4

• >

t
n
C
AJERICAH BORN
Total
Mala r . a a i .

Total

.;.<

1..2
7.3
4.1
1.6
.7
.2
.1

»
*
*
•
*

1.6

i.i
6.1
5*1

*.
•'*
2.0
.9

.5
.1
.1

*
#
•
0

6.3
6,1
1.1
2.1
.7
,2
.1

*
.
-0
"
.

,

0

•
•2
.2
.2
.4
2.5

5.5
6.1
5.5

7.0
5.8
8.6
1.2

•5

28.4

15.3

a

0

*
«
.1
,1
.1
.2
1.3
2.6
2.1
2.5
5.3
4.7
9.0
1.0
.4

*

0
.1
.1
,1
,1
1.2
2.9
4.0
3.0
1.7
1.1
.6
.2
,1

TAtilZ 42.—iCE BY StX AND NATIVITY;
Not*;

A l l WU. C e n t e r s , A p r i l 1 ,

Include! I V U U « I I

(Number and P e r e e n t )
leave.
B
R
C
I
H
AICRICAN £ X N
famala
Hal.
Total

T
FCHSIOB BOBS
To m a l a
Total
J.i-

45.9

61.9

30.7

31.0

39.3

4.1

6.5
7.2

4.4

4.1

3.7

3.5
4.3
6.2
5.5
4.1
2.0

1

«
TOTAL

B»

TOTAL
Itodar 5

5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24

fcKLIOll BORN
F.m.1.
Total
U ,

Total

TOTAL
4al4

Famala

21,783

13,852

100.0

94.3

12
28
22
49
if
90

9
31
33
48
90
h.

8.5

4.4

7.2

3.9
4.3
9.0

4.3

215
1,131
2,478
2,095
2,272
4,763
4,372
2,881
962

Total

SB

rami.

92,923

50,306

42,617

57,288

28,523

28,765

35.635

7,863
6,681
8,003
11,279
10,621
7,127
4,144
3,774
5,810
5,849

4,076
3,424
3,987
5.546
5,132
3,249
2,087
2,000
2,918
2,217
2.329
4,773
4,376
2,882
964
J46

3.787
3.257
4,016

7.8M
6,622
7,948
11,182
10,463
6.948
3,774

4,064
3,396
3.965

3,780
3,226
3.983
5,685
5.399
3,789
1,902
690
204

M

25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
5,111
6,373
55-59
60-04
5,351
J , 411
65-69
70-74
1,115
411
7 5 4 DTfll
•

LII
B
I
1!
AaERICAH BORN
liai.
Famala
Total

19*4

OB abort-term and e e t f o a a l

5,733
5,489,
3.878
2.057
1,774
2,892
3.632
2,782
1,600
975
Hi

5.497
5.C64
3,159
1,872
869
4,0
122

1,559
6M
191
83
14
4

57
10

L

5
5

151
65

69
26

*
-

4
1
2
1

1

3
4

59
55
91
158
179
370
2,215
5.166
5,658
5,028
6.359
5.347
3.409
1,110
406

6.6
12.3
11.4

3.5

',.•:

6.3
S.9

9.7

3.5

4.2

155
1,084
2,688

4.4
4.0

2.2

3,563
2,756
1,596

6.2

2,2
1.9
3.1
1.6
3.0
1.9
-.0
.6
.2
.1

6.3
5.5
6.8
5-7
3.7

975
526
14b
61

345

1.2

•5

2.1
3.2
2,4

2.9
5,1
4.7
3.1
1.0
.4

6.6
12.1
11.2
7.5
4.2

4.1

1.6
.7
.2
.1
a

.5
.J

5-9
5.4

1.4
2.0

.1
.1

•
•
•
•
*

*
.

•
*
.

.7
•2
.1

•
*
.

14.9

•
"

.2
.2
.2
.4
2.4

.1
.1
.1
.2
1.2

.1
.JL
,1
.2
1.2

5.6

2.7
2.3
2.4

2.9
3.7
3.0
1.7
1.0

6.0
5.4

•
>
«
.
*

25.4

6.6
5-7
3.7
1.2

.5

5.1
4.7
3.1
1.0
.4

.6
.2
.1

Lee* than 0.05 percent.

Source*

Fure, VU-26

TA&U * ? » . — ACE BT SKX AND NATIVITT.
[Q*J:

Tula Lake, A p r i l

1, 19*4

(Number and P e r c e n t )

I n e l u t l e i e v a c u e e ! OB ehort-term and • s a a o n a l

B
RU
II
B
J53J
A14ERICAN
Jala
fatal.
Total

leave*

Total

TOTAL
Bala

17,580

10.393

7.187

11,984

1.594
1,266
1.353
1,952
2,745
1.903
874
713
1,060
976
769.
921
TM
480
166
64
oa.r

73d
oil
741
1,026
1.717
1,122
535
417
549
471

dji
005
012
926
1,028
781

1.592
1.260
1,341

339
25b
511
505
1»4
136
99
61
23
5

792
319
114
25
Hi
10

402

TOTAl
Oadar 5

5-910-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64

65-69
70-74
75 A

l e u than 0.05

•

Source-

F.aala

105
725
645
419
143

59

6,314

759
657
736
1,017
1.699
1,102

1,929
2,714
1,665

495
222

B6

5-9
15-19
20-24
75-29
JO-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 *

*

flwr

T

31.7

2,017

100.0

55.2

40.8

1,5. J

38.5

29.4

1
4

9.1
7-1
7.6
11.2
15.7
10.8

4.3

4.6
1.4
3.4

9.1
7.1
7.6
11.0
15.5
10.6
4.6
1.9

4.3
1.2
9.8
9.7
6.3
2.9
1.5

4.8
3.4
3.4

.9

.5

.1
.1

.1
.1

97
2B

6
6
3

-

1

I

1
2
7
14

13
20
4b

H
IB
42

195

199
4B.3

4.1
6.1

499

5.5

IS!

4.3
5.3
4.3
2.7
.9
.3

5

463
-45

751
511
7 44
4*10
166

193
918
64;
415
14 5

193
99
61
21

63

58

5

5-o

3.7
4.2
5.9
9.3
6.4
3.1
2.4
3.1
2.6
2.3
4.2

3-7

5-3
5-9
1.4
2.5
1.1
1 .0
2.9
2.0
1.1
.6

2.4

#

*

•3
.

.8
.3

.1

.1.7

•
.

FOFLtTGN BORN
ramala
Bala
Total

.
•
*

.2
.2
.2
.4
2.2
5.4
3.4
4.2

5.2

5.8
4.3
1.7

.6
.2

*
•
*
-

5-3
4.3
2.7
.9

•3

20.3

.
.
•

.1
.1
.1
.2
1.1
2.6
2.J
2.2
4.2'
3.7
2.4

.8
•3

11.1

.
.
,

.1
.1
.1
.2
1.1
2.8
2.9
2.3
1.1
.6

•3
.
.1

percent.

VRA Centera Excluding Tula Lake, A p r i l 1 ,

I n c l u d e ! RVBCUIH on i n c r t - t o m and u u o u ;

• u

S
R
II
B
AICRICAN rrnr;
famala
Hal.

TOTAL
44A1,

famala

Total

15,343

39,913

35,430

45,304

21,709

23,595

6,269

3.318
2,763
3,246

2,951
2,652
3.404
4,807
4,461

6,252
5.362
6,607
9,253
7,749

3,307
2,739
3,229
4,480

3,097
1.718
1,478
2,381

5,083
2,982
1,240
530
.6*

2,945
2,623
3,378
4,773
4,384
3.026
1,605
59i
176

5,452
4,607
2.931
949
347

4,520
3.415
2,127
1,552
1.983
2,369
1.746
1,924
4,048
3,731
2,463
821

2*7

3,127
2,418
1,404
876
468
J2S
60

65
4
4
2

5
t

3,365
2,057
1.377
647
3 54
99
45
3
1
1
2

"

30,039

TOTAL
Hal.

famala

S
R
c
AICRICAN
Bala
Total

S
N
iORN
fBrilltl at

11,835

100.0

53.0

47.0

60.1

28.8

31.3

11
14

6

11

4.4
.1.6
4.J
3.3
4.6
2.8
2.0
2.1

3.9
3.5
4.5
6.4

3.9
3.5
1-5
6.4

.,.;•

3.1
4.2

S.3
7.1
8.8
12.3
13.,
6.7
3.9
1.7
.1
.2
.1

4.4
3.6

4J
74
127
141
288
1,821
4,220

8.3
7.1
8.8
12.4

1

143

1

Total

18,204

3

-

ffFRTCN SCRN
famala
Halt

li-umber and P e r c e n t )

IT
53

4,711
4,277
5,448
4,603
2,929
944

63
20
1

1944

leave.
1

Total

43
50
70
175
936
2.015
1,647
1,879
4,045
3,727
2,462
819
281

11
26
34
17
71
113
88;
2,205
3,064
2,398
1.403
876
467
125

44^,, then 0 . 0 5 p e r c e n t .

...->.*--•=

I
N
R
AICRICAN dUffi
Total
Famala
Mala

3.579

Total

5,415
6,650
9,327
7,876
5,224
3,270
3,061
4,750
4,873
4,342

10-14

Famala

form *RA-26

ACS

5

TOTAL
Hal.

2
6
12
23
31
3«
82
394
946
9 41

-

Mote.

TOTAL

Total

5,596

TABLE 42b .--AGE BT SEX AND NATIVITY:

Ood.r

.•alt

835
603
605
912
1,015
763
297

9

1

rORItlON ECRN
Hal.
1
Total

5.170

23
12

-

c

P

N

Form Utfc-36.

(106)

56

10.5
6.9
4.2
4.1
6.1
6.9
5.8
7.3
6.1

2-1
2.6
5.4
4-9

3.9

3.3

1.3
•5

1.1
.4

5.9
4.1
2.0

3.2
1.9
1.2
.6
.2
.1

•
•

4

4.3
5.9
4.5
2.7
1.8
.9
.5
.1
.1
a

.
•

5.!
4 J)
3 . ;

.8
.2
.1
a
4

-

a
a

T
FtfUtir.N BORN
M-la
Total
famala
39.9

•
*
.;-:

.1

.2

.3
2.4
5.6
B.'i

5.7
7.3
6.1

1-9
1.3

„5

24,2

•
.
a

.1
.1
.1
.2
1.2
2.7
2.2

...1
5-4
4.9
3.3
1.1
.A

15-7

.
»
*

.1
.1
.1
1.2
2.9
4,1
3.2
7.9
1,2
.6
.2
.1

EkHJ tf>—JTO HI MK UB3 K W i m T i
Hotai

im
In'.l'l.

m t

W-W

30-2*

llda

h u l l

Tctd

Ur, 1a

Fauda

hkd

llda

>::-!13,382

40,508

52,8*9

25 , 7 4 3

27,126

34,514

21,132

5,451.

3,324

3,802
4,684
4,248
2,750
1,835
1,753
2,746
2,232
2,099
4,600
4,332
2,9*7
993
357

7,446
6,427
7,566
10,075
8,944
4,240
3,552
1,476
625
187
83
14
3
2
5
4

3,943
3,297
3,781
4,837
4,198
2,673
1,640
764
420
lie
56

3,703
3,130
3,605
5,2.16
4,746
3,5*7
1,912
712

15

7,S3*
io,i*«

3,708
3,1*0
3,834
5,284
4,823
3,645
2,048
1,653
2,726
3,495
2,771
1,617
971
546
16*
47

10
27
21

3,40*
5,474
5,727
4,870
6,227
5,303

3,515
70-74
75 4 o i » r

1

FU4EI0E EOF,JI

3,953

3,**3

1,149
424

(Jturtjer and F s r c a n t )

2Cr
67
27
3

9

-1

3
1
2
1

lean.

H

46,875

9,071
6,395

2V29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64

U
11
B
E
UEB1C4N B08SJ

7,5*1

89,383

EMV 5
W
1B-H

*

*
.

T017i.

411 HUL C«ntar»> July 1 , 1 W

I n a l o d a i * * u u « a a on *hart-t*rr:. #nd a a u o u l

3

3

57
50
33
127
155
331
1,930
4,849
5,540
4,767
6,203
5,300
3,513
1,144

420

47
50
77
155
989
2,32'
2,114
2,043
4,591
6,329
2,964
991
75*

tude

100.0

53.7

44.3

60.J

8.7
7.4
8.7
11.7
10.4
7.4
4.5
4.0
6.3
6.6
5.5
7.1
6.1
4.0
1.3
.5

4.5
3.8
4.3

1.2

e.7
7.4
0.7
13.5
10.2
7.2
4.1
1.7
.7
.2
.1
8

5

30
29
16
77
78
136
941
2,523
3,426
2,944
1,612
971
517
153
64

;.(>

4.9
3.2
2.1

!..::

3.2
2.5
2.4
5 J
5.0
3.1
1.1
.4

4.4
4.1
5.5
4.2
2.4
2.0
3.1
3.9
3.1
1.8
1.1
.6
.2
.1

*
„
,
*

I

roarcns was

Hale r u i l l Told

lid.

tunla

27.5

31 .o

39.5

24.2

15.3

4.5

4.2

t

3.9
1.3
6.5
4.8
3.1
1.5
.9

3.*
4.4
5.0
5.6
4.1
2.2
.8
.2
.1

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.1
.1

*
*
#
*
*

ft
*
,
ft
*

•

•
A
.2
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.4
7.1
5.6
5.7
5.4
7.3
6.1
4.0
1,3
.5

. *
ft ,
. 1•
. 1.
.1
.1
.2
1.2
2.9
3.8
3.1
1.8
1.1
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.1
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1.1
2.7
2.4
2.?
5.3
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1.4
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Porn 1CU-36

•AWE <V>*—.MP ** S«X AMD VAtnrm.
ifeta t

Tula Uk*F July 1. 19WI

fViinfeer atri FerMnt)

Includes *¥acu**t on <tn«-b-term laaTn*

T0T1L

Oad*r 5

5-*

10-14

1M9
»-»4
25-at
30-34
33-39
[|P ^
45-49
30-54
55-59
60-44
65-69
KVft
75 6 ufvr

TT U
B
B
t
UTOUCAfl BCKW
Famala
Male
Tctd

?

1
TOI1L

108

r,.'..i

Kill

Feaala

18,678

U,0S2

7,626

12,783

7,304

5,479

1,703
1,346
1,623
2,041
2,9m
2,080
994
725
1,117
1,047
804
964
772
508
183
68

801

5357
633
638
955
1,07*
654

1,700
1,338
1,409
2,013
2,666
2,033

793

907,

399

e-34

706
760
1,076
1,603
1,202
550
247
71
26
12
7

by.
(,.37
937
1,043
831
344
97

713
785
1.086
1.825
1,226
595
437
571
522
407
762

661
411
15*
61

:>;;,'
566

344
121

62?
377
204
111
67
27
6

55
If
10

3C
7
7
3

--

-1

ft
1

T
o 1 0 i
IVV'J'ffi M l !
v - o n c m was
Total tula TjnLftlft. Total l i d o

nwir.ia BOB*
gala
Female
Total

Tctd

TOTM.
aula

5,695

3,746

2,147

1O0.0

59.1

40.9

5.3.5

.15.2

29.3

3
6
14
26
37
47

2
5
5
10
21
24
45
WO
460
494
395
757
661
441
156
63

1

9.1
7.2
7.6
11.0
15.8
11.0
.5.2
3.8
6.1
5.6
4.3
5.2
4.1
2.8
.9
.3

4.3
1.8
4.2
• 5.9
9.9

4.S

9.1
7.7

4.'
3.6
4.2
5.8
',.9
6.4
2.9
1.3
.7
.1
.1

4.8
3.4
3,4
7.2
.7.8
4.4
1.6
.5
.2

17t
381
996
1,012
785
95*
771
575

163
67

3
9

is
13
23
55
191
516
51E
390
201
111
47
27
4

•>=•.!-

'emaie

6.5

3.1
2.3
3.1
2,7
2.2
4.1
3.7
2.4

1.4
3.4
7.1
5.9
4.5
2.1

7.6

I'-.e
17.*
10.6
4.7
1.9
.7
.1
.1

1.5
3.0
2.9
2.1.
1.1

•
*

.6
.4
.1

.,"'

,

.3

*
,

*
*
1

11.4

19.9

• 1..
. 2ft
. 1*
.2
.2
.5
2.0
5.4
5.5
4.2
5.2
4.1
2.8

.'•'

.3

.1
,1
.2
I.'.:
2.6
2.6
2.1
4.1
1.7
7.4
A

.3

11,6
0

..

0

.1
.1
.1
.3

l.r
2.6
2.7
2.1
1.1

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.1

a

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flourca

f

POTT, Ift^-io

ttJU

j^b-—AT! BET Sffl tm

WFlWtYi , *RA C*nt«™ Ennlulinff TUl* U * « ,

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8

1GE

1OT4L
!3.-l-r
5-9
10-14
15-19
80-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-5*

'

55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74

75 • -QTa?i

0
u
3
s
A 1 3 lOAF FORK

(TTunit-ir and penwift)

Halo

Faraala

Totd

68,705

S5.8Z3

32,882

40,08*

18,439

21,647

28,619

5,958
5,138
6,213
8,127
6,162
4,315
2,869
2,681
4,357
4,688
4,066
5,251
4,531
3,007
96*
356

1,152
2,611
3,017
3,798
2,415
1,524
1,240
1,316
2,175
1,718
1,652
3,838
3,671
2,526
837
293

2,806
2,527
3,19*
4,329
3,767
2.791
1,649
1,365
2,182
2,970
2,374
1,413
BSD
IS!
129

5,946
5,089
4,177
8,0*2
6,078
4,207
2,633
1,132
504152
(.4
4
3
2
5
3

3,144
2,589
3,001
3,761
2,79S

2,802
2,500
3,176

12

4,301
3,683
2,73'
1,568
615
175
62
23
I

65
84
108
231
1,549
3,853
4,536
4,002
5,247
4,528
3,005
961

3

I
2

-

70T.4J.

P H E H E ] OHIB

Total

1,471
1,080
517
129
50
14
7

'

n

Fuala

63

July 1, 1 9 U

Inoludaa i W U H i on short-term and cs l s o n a l l-= •• - .

tarn.
Kda

Total

*

Tttd

3.6

K

L**l ttym 0.0J perdaiit*

..'-••,:TT:*I

*

3
0
F
IEFRICJUI Bora
E

•Brim,
Total Itale

-1
1
3

it

36

3*1

!
T
E
a
c
E
A'777 JC*T1 3 RN
l i t l a - r - V . - Batd

liala

Fauala

Total

l l d a Fauala

17,384

13,235

100.0

52.1

67.9

IS. 3

6

8.6
7.4
9.0
11.7
9.0

4.5
3.8
4.4
5.5
3.5
2.2
1.8
5.0
3.2
2.3

4.1
?.'
4.6

8,4

B
2.:
1*
37
30

27
2C
28
64

53

55

150
799
1,846
1,626
1,648
3,836
3,6*8
2.525
6*5
293

Laae thup 0 , 0 ! pat-cant.

'107,1

fl
750
2,007
2,908
2,354
1,411
8*0
480
12*
60

6.3
4.2
4.0
6.4
6.9
5.9
7.7
6.6
4.4
1.4
.5

'I.'

'..-.

4.1
3.7
1.2
.4

'.:•
5.:

4.1
7.4
3.0

3.2
4.4
3.4
4 '
1,3
.7
.2
.1

ft.--- 16... >; •Faoidl

Totd

7.4
9,7
11.6
£.7
'..1
3.9
1.7
.8
.7
.1

ft
ft
*
ft
«

„.;,
4.5
3.8
6.4
5.4
3.5
7.1
1.6
.£

.ft
.1
,1

.
ft
ft
*
"

31.5
4.1
3.6
4.6
5.2
5.4
4.0
7.7
.9
.3
.1

*
*
.
ft
h

41.7

77.5

ft *
* . 1»
. 1ft
.1
.2
. 1ft
.?
2.3
?.'
6.7
5.P
7.7
6.6
4.4
1.4
.5

.7
1.2
2.7
0 4
2.4
5.6
5.7
7.7
1.7
.4

1*.4

.
ft
*
. 1ft
.1
.1
1.1
7,0

•,.'

7.4
2.1
1,3
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All :*& C*nt#rs, Qtflxfatt 1 , 19U

(tht**r and fafcnvt]

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s

TOTAL
Tctii

TDTU.

H I

ra>

53,534

44,231

38,617

49,505

73,82'

7,494
6,372
7,353
9,147
7,911
5,915
3,764
J,'SB
5,164
5,517
4,611
6,119
5,315

3.853
3,213
1,677

,1,647
3,91"
3,6/1
4,767
4,322
3,464
7,046
1,526
2,465

7,484
',711
7,304
7,054
7,797
5.796
3,479
1,444

3,645
3,=07
3,451
4,312
3,5*5
2,402

Ureter S
5-9
10-14
15-19
30-34
25-29
3tte?J,
55-39
40-4*
45-49
59-54
55-59
40-64
(5-49
~<-74
73 1 a v e r

V E
1,17'
437

4,16V
3,589
7,671
1,75)4
1,547
3,59"
7,236
1,6(4
4,774
„ '43
3,444
".'76
3' 9

s

0
a a
a m
Alii iCAii
-ale
Total
Senile

E
'JISE

'i•B?)5

1,351
2,767
1/16

SI
16
2
3
5
3

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77
)
'••;
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75,685

P
5\A S ^ H J B !

_

1,5*1
714

711

•0

66
w

119
55
10
2
2

4

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3
2

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K
1 c 3
K
pmaos sera
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e
e
l
*
T o t a l "••-.1-. i f c m l e
Total

lbi«l

lil?

33,379

30,403

12,927

100.0

51.4

4'.3

59."

28.8

30.9

40.3

7
26
23
48
44
49

3
79

9.0
7,5
8.2
11.1
9.6
7.2
4.5
3.8
6.2
6.8
5.6
7.3
6.3
4.4
1.4
.5

4.'.
'.9
4.4
5.3
4.4

4.4
3.6
4.4
5.E

9.0
7.1
8.8
1.0.9
9.4
e.F

4.6
3.9
4.4
8.3
4.1
2.9
1.9
.9
.5
.1
.1

4.4
1.6
4.4
5.7
5.1
4.1
?.*

v

•), V
-19
3,ow
3,655
4,742
4,252
',394
',946
7'0

70TM.
:.. t « Fe.ftiale

f™da

10

"

47
43
114
119
78'
1,644
4,331
5,4 2
4,548
5,694
5,313
3/35
1,181
434

171
Pifl
3,179
2,117
1,809
4,36*
4,241
1,066
1,024
368

76
45
70
70
114
796
2,154
3,785
3,739
1,630
973
569 •
159
(6

Trtal

"..:!

5.7
4.7
3.4
1.9
3.1
4.1
3.3
2.3
1.3
.7
.2
.1

.'.'

2.1
j 9
i.i
2.7
2.3
5.1
'.1
I.'
1.3
.4

,'..,'
1.8
.6
,2
.1

•°

«
«
*
*

4

4

•3
*
•
»
a
.1

4

4

*
*

a

15.7

74.6

*
•
.*
1

*
.3
.2
.3
.1
7.C
5.4
6 /
5.1
7.3
6.3
4.4
1.4
.5

p

•
" .ft
1
-1
.1
.1
1.0
3.8
4.0

.1
.1
.2
'.7

?,>•
3.6
7.3
5.3
5.1
3.7
1.3
.4

1.3
3.0
1,2
.7
.1

* Lcos than • #',5 ntrctttt.
Scare:*! i F«m '^Jt-atf

TAK-S U*.—.iT. Kf "TX I'D '^TI^ITTt
Notei

::
.'OS
Total

io«u.

18,728

10,964

1,853
1,359
1,38*
1,71!
2,8*3
2,085
1,084
691
1,136
1,056
776
968
781
529
301
74

re
"n
747

Under 5

5"?

J--1*
15-19
70-44
75-39
30-34
15-39
40-.'.
45-49
5C-54
55-59

to-a

65-69
70-74
75 6 e v e r

Siiurcei

TLT.U
|el*

99*
1,729
1,205
6"
415
581
554

,,,
464
171
70

u

' '

Tale L***}, Pctcbfr 1, 19U

K •;

ISAM - 1 4 6
lemilB
Lei.

i.
7 9 * 3 .It
lele
r.'-.i

eL;".".li

Total

7,764

13,797

7,196

5,631

1,911

1,788

95'.
662
637
725
1,114
810

1,850
1,349
1,370
1,891
2,811
2/34
980
318
'.35
34
12
7
2

89'.
(91
742
985
1,709
1,190
6 .'4
•lis
110
27
9
3

554
658
(33
9.6
1,1'T!
E54
174
l.X
3"
7
3
4

2
10
14
2?
32
51
104
371
n
S7
1,072
7W
r i
776
125
201
71

2
4
5
11
20
25
51
197
471
507
364
752
670
464
•71
70

439
7.74'
545
577
4.3
PI'
179
66
79
4

'
-

-

fPlulb»r end P e r m i t !

l i r l r d e s SVHCUWE on sharf-tara l*av**-

-

,eTji2,1*3

..4
1
17
13
Of
53
176
516
515
460
309
109
65
2,1
4

m*A

i
i
8
f *A — - TAT
vs:

llele

Feula

1 0 . 0

58.6

41.4

9.9
7,2
7.4
10.3
15.3
11.1
5.E
*.l

4.8
3.7
4.8
5.4
4.9
6.4
1.5
3.1
3.1
7,1
U9
4.0
3.6
3.5
.9

5.1
3.5
3.4
4.9
6.0
4.7
2.3
1.4
3.0
7.5
7.4
1.1

T.ft.-.1

6.1
5.6
4.1
5.1
4.2
2.8
1.0
.4

r

tee).

PUftlP T o t a l

68.4

38.4

30.6

9.9
' .2
7.4
10.1
15.1
11.9
5.3
1.7
.8
.1
4
P

4.t;
7.7
4.6
5.3
0.2
6.1
1.7
1.2
.6
.1

5.1
'•6
1.4
4.8
5.9
4.6
7.0
.5
.2

#4

.e

4

e

*
.1
:•< .'.
.3

~

7
i r 04
.-•; Ite'.ft
F•.,e . a i i a

Total

-

-

31.6

10.-

e,
. 3"

11.4

_
#4

4

. 1*

,2
.2

.1
-1
.1
.3
.0

.1
.1
.7
1.1
2.5
2.7
1.9
4.0
1.6
7.5
.9
.4

.6

e *
'.3
'.3
'..1
3.1
4.2
2.7
1.0
.4

2.8
2.S
2.2
1.1
,6
.3
.1
it

FoT» TOiL-!!*

L'LELS U N —J'

*>' tPX A'"J "ATl/ITY:

'.*u C«mt.*fr F.tcladip; Tv\e IiV«, Octet*-*" 1, 19M (KiiH**-;- and Percent)

NgtPI I-7clui»*B *?VTiCkie'-7p en shc:rfc~t*r« vJirl *waional VlVe,
A" : 4

J4'HI

tel-

t

(• iiK .

;,-Tj0ir

Ftein'-.

; - . J 1

lele

*

0

!i

.!.'

; - - , 1 P

74 7 1111 I X / i l !
•epvip
Trtal
4'alfl

Thtsl

TOTAL
I'-ila

1

i

r. *

-T7»
,'"—riO:
Pule Ftcale

Total

:3,2:e

30,847

34,708

16/44'

23,064

27,398

1*,*14

10,784

100.0

51.6

4P.1

57.5

74.0

i].3

5,642
4,913
5,94e
7,216
5/68
1,856
7,6471
2,397
4,031=
4,531
3/55

3,954
2,534
7,925
7,164
1,8(0
1,3«*
3,il49
1,167
2,018
1,- 2
1,(51
3,61"
' , " 1

2,688
2,37*
3,044
3,844
3,3T'B
7,544
1/11
I,?'"
p p d
7 , 29
2,364
1,(23
861
505
134
(4

5/74
4,C'S
5/(36

2,?(.9
2,516
2,°09
3,327
9,67«
',231
579
496
710

3,*8!
2,'52
3,177
3,874
7,150
3,540
1,570
610
987

8
45
73

5
20
16
I*
;.i
44
1.20
451
1,708
1/1.0
l;445
3,613
3,571
2,402

1

S.8
7.6
9.2
11.4
7,9
6.1
4.1
3.8
6.4
7.1
5.9
7.8
6,9
4.9

4.6

4.2

-'.'

1.7

P."
7.5
0.2
11.?
7.8
5.9
3/
1.8
.8
.7
.1

4.6
'.9
l.(
5.3
2.6
1.5
1.4
.8
.5
.1
.1

4.2
1.7
'•.7
4.0
4.9
4.0
2.4
1.0
.3
.1

651
2'(S

-,"'.4,434
3.1U9
567

77-74
75 t: « i .

763

3/1 *
071
2^9

7,16 •

t e c

3,762
2,499
1,12*
6*2
151
71

',
.
-5
7

s;

6.9
t'fi
'.61
1,271
3,546
4,380
3,784

•16*

"25:

7

2

-2
1-.

-1

5,'.33
4,434
3,106

1
?

982
3*0

LPD* than 0.05 perf.^nt^,

S BLT-* -1

leeila

64,106

'Later 5
ft-O
10-7 6
15-19
21-24
23-2"
10-34
3'-39
40-1J ,
45-49
56-54
55-59
50-64
45-69

1

i

1\vTI"
Tttal

Fc.pn

,TU-36

(It/!

25
17
29
58.
44
61
620
1,878
7,770
2,319
1,421
667
(04
1-1
(A-

1.5
.6

4.5
5.4

I.-

'.."
'.:."45 .. 01

2.C
1.6
1.6
1.2
7 /
2.1
;.t
5.6
6.1
1.3

.'

7.5
2.0
3.2
4.5
3.6
-.2
1.3
.8
.9
.1

*
P

a
P

*
a
*
- aft
•
.
4

4

7
r ( ft—Tr

.,- e -

Total

'tela

"eeele

42.7

35.5

14.3

1

6

•(

,i

ft
V

.1

.1

.'.'.

ft

1.8
1.1
4.9
4.9

.1
.2
1.0
2,7
7.5
P.5.6
5 /
4.3

1.5
.6

.5

.1
2.0

(.ft

'.'

1

.-

;
;
. 1,
1

.1
.1
1.1
2.9
4.4
3.'
2.2
1.3
.1

.2
.1

TABLB *5-"AQE BY SEA AND NATIVITY,

II
IDE
Total

Tortl,
Malt

J'i»li

LI
U B I
B
AhahUCJ-! toffl
Total
Malt
1 1 1 .

A l l KR1 C* a i«r», J u n a r y 1 , ig+5

(NuaUr u l

I
roMEOH BUSK
Total
Halt
Final.

Total

TOM,
Hal.

Ftrtair.)

P
E
B C »
B
iAQgtljAV. BOM
F a u l a "Total Hal. F a u l a

t
FaHXO* BUM
T o t a l Halt r t a a ! 4

TOM

80,978

43,081

37,796

48,059

22,994

25,065

32,819

20,088

12,731

100.0

53.3

46.1

59,4

28.4

31.0

40.6

24.9

15.7

0ml.r 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
'0-74
75 ' o t t r

7.422
6,183
7,231
8,707
7,411
5,737
3,713
2,951
5,030
5.527
4,527
5.922
5,176
3.690
1,206
443

3.809
3,195
3.616
4,134
3,304
2,351
1,648
1,480
2,536
2,238
1,762
4,2TB
4,205
3,111
1,041
374

j.613
2,988
3.615
4,573
4,107
3,386
2,065
1.471
2,494
3,289
2,765
1,644
9T3
579
165
69

7,414
6,128
7,185
8,614
7,303
5,606
3,448
1,431
634
183
83
17
2
3
5
3

3,803
3,169
3.595
4,086
3,263
2,286
1,487
693
420
119
55
11
2
2
2
1

3,611
2,959
3,590
4,528
4,040
3,120
1,961
738
214
64
28
6
1
3
2

8
fi
46
93
108
131
265
1,520
4,396
5,344
4,444
5,905
5,176
3,687
1,201
440

6
26
21
48
41
65
161
787
2,116
2,119
1,7(7
4,267
4,203
3,109
1,039
313

2
29
25
45
67
66
104
735
2,280
3.225
2,737
1,636
973
578
162
67

9.2
7.6
8.8
11.0
9.2
7,1
4,5
3.7
6.2
6.6
5.6
7.3
6.4
4.5
1.5
.6

4.T
3.9
4.4
5.3
4.1
2.9
2.0
1.9
3.1
2.7
2.2
5.3
5,1
3.6
1.3
.5

4.5
M
4.4
5.7
5.1
4.2
2.5
LB
3.1
4.1
3.4
2.0
1.2
.7
.1
.1

9.2
7.6
6.8
10.8
9,0
6.9
4.2
LB
.8
.2
.1
•
•
*
•
»

4.7
3-9
4.4
5.2
4.0
2.8
1.8
.9
.}
.1
.1

4.5
3.7
4,4
5-6
5,0
4.1
2.4
.9
.3
.1
*
*

a
*
•
.2
.2
,2
.3
1.9
5.4
6.6
5.5
7.3
6.4
4.5
1,5
.,

a
*
•
J.
,1
.1
.2
1.0
2.6
2.6
2.1
5J
5.2
3.6
1.3
.5

a
•
«
.1
.1
.1
.1
.9
2.1
4.0
3.4
2.0
1.2
.7
.2
.1

•
*
•
•
a

*
*
a

* L a . , than 0*05 p a r e n t .
Bouraai Turn 1R1-26

TABLE 45a.~A0E BY S O AND HATT71TT,

A3»
,

TOTAL
Jndar 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
45-69
70-74
75 4 onar
*

(Dunbar ant Pare a n t )

9
ITA9EI0K Spa,
Total Halt F a u l t

Total

TOM
Mala

Fannin

18,134

10,954

1,180

12,199

1,161

5,638

5,935

3,793

2,142

100.0

58.5

41.5

68.4

38.3

3«>1

1L6

20.2

11.4

1,870
1.360
1,379
1,904
2,837
2,085
1,096
687
1,127
1,051
773
967
782
532
203
75

910
695
742
985
1,718
1,202
663
413
582
536
369
753
73
467
175
71

960
665
637
919
1,119
883
433
274
545
521
404
214
109
65
28
4

1,861
1,350
1,365
1,875
2,805
2,033
991
315
141
34
12
6
2
-

908
689
737
974
i,n"H
1.177
611
215
112
27
9
2
2
-

960
661
628
902
1,107
857
3B0
100
29
7
3
4
-

2
10
14
28
32
51
105
372
986
1.023
761
961
780
532
203
75

2
6
5
11
10
15
52
198
4*0
509
3*0
751
611
467
175
71

4
9
17
12
26
53
174
516
514
401
210
109
65
28
4

10.0
7.2
7.4
10.2
15.3
11.1
5-9
3.6
6.1
5.6
4.1
5.1
4,2
2-8
1.0
.4

4.9
3.7
4.0
5.3
9.2
6.4
,3.6
2.2
3.1
2.8
1.9
*»
3.6
2.5
.9
.4

5.1
3.5
3.4
4.9
6.1
4.T
2.3
1.4
3.0
2.8
2.2
1.1
.6
.3
.1
•

10.0
7.2
7.4
10.0
15.1
10.9
5.3
1.6
.8
.1
•
•
•
-

4.9
3.7
4.0
5.2
9.1
6.3
3-3
l.l
.a
.1
*
•
•
-

5.1
3-5
3.4
4.8
6.0
4.6
2.0
.5
.2
•
*
*
-

-

-

-

*
*
*
.2
.2
.2
.6
2.0
5.3
5.5
4.1
5.1
4.1
2.8
1.0
.4

•
*
*
.1
.1
.1
.3
1.1
2.5
2.7
1.9
4.9
3.4
2.5
.9
.4

*
*
.1
.1
.1
.3
.9
1.8
2.8
2,2
1,1
.4
J
.1
•

U r n than (1.0? f « r * u t .

TABLE 45b.—AGI BY 3X3 AND NATIVITY:

H

TOTAL

.:«•' s

5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34

35-39
t o - 44
45-49
50-;t
55-59
60-64
55-49
70-74
75 * o t t r

FV.oaJ,

Total

42,144

32,129

30,016

5,552
t,3,-.
5.952
5,903
4.5T4

2,699
2,500
2,974

2,653
2,323
2,978
3,654
2,969
2,501
1,632

3,452
2,417
2,264
3,903
4,470
3,754
4,955
4.394
3.159
1,003
359

3,149
1,596
1,149
995
1,067
1,954
1,702
1,393
3.525
3,532
2,644
666
101

Lain than O.05 pnrennt.

Bauraai

U

TOTAL
U.L.

Total

*

Tula J a l a , January 1 , 1945

Not,; Inaluoaa araouaaa on ahort-tana L.av*.
u
n
y
n a n
p a
a
g
a
a
AJCTICAD BOM
rOMIO* BOP*
TOTAL
flats.yitu
fffa
r
Total
Bala
Tannin
Total
halt
anala Total Mala F a u l a Total h a l l r . a a l .

Para 181-26

1.197
1,949
2,769
2,361
1.430
664
514
137
44

11

I

fl

V U C i n t t r i Axcludla& Tul* U k * , J u u r j l r 19*5

2

T
P C R E K I I BOS*
Total
461s
Fault

JUL.

Fault

10,589

100.0

J1.1

2

9.0
7.8
9.4
10.9
7-3
6.0
4.2
1.6
4.2
7.2
4.1
8.0
T.l
5.0
1.4
.6

4.7
4,0
4.6

renal.

35.260

15,933

15,427

24,684

16,295

5,546
4,779
5,920
6,739
4,499
3.572
2,457
1,116
493
MS

2,995
2,490
2,656
3,112
1,565
1,109
976

2,651
2,299
2,962
3,624

4

4

H

25

71
11

-3
5
3

478
306
92
46
9

-

2
2
1

2,933
2,443
1,591
638
185
57
25
2

-1
5
2

45
32
66
T4
SO
160
1,148
3.410
4,321
3,683
4,944
4,396
3.155
998
365

16
J'
21
447
109
589
1,646
1,610
1.347
3,516
3,532
2,642
864
5 02

EUk.
Tntal

lain

16

5a
5
w
51
559
1,764
2,711
2,336
1,429
964
513
13"
63

5.1
2.5
1.9
1.6
1.7
3.1
J.7
7.3

5.t
5.7
4.2
1.4

•5

{XuotBar *n4 P«ro«st)

1

1

C

*

I

iqu

Tot.;

«al.

Fatal.

48.3

56.4

25.3

51. i

4-3
3.4
1.8

9.0
7.9
7.4
10*8

4.7
1.0
l.b
5.0

7.2
5.9

2.5
1.6
1.4

5.8

4.6
4.1
2.6
1.9
3.1

n

2.3
1.4

,a

,2
.1

3.9
1.6

.8
.2
.1
4

•
*

s

.8
.5
.1
.1

.
.
.
*

I
Total

43.1

<••! *
S.I
.
*
4.8
7.S
4.7
4.0
2.5
1.0

•i
.1

.
*
-m
*
*

.1
.1
.2

•3

1.9
5-4
7.0
6.0
6.0
7.1
5.0
2.6
.6

EIOI 81
4*7.
F.aal.

26.2

17.0

a
a

0

*
. 1•
.1

.2
.9
2.6
2.6
2.2
5.7

5-T
6.2
3.4

.5

*6
*

.1
.1
.1

ill
4.4
1.1
2.3
1.4

.;

.2
.1

TABLE *&*—AGE ar 3EA WfD HATIVtn t i l l Wi Can tare., April L. 1?*5 (Kuaber and Percent)
Kota:
B

roriL

11". t

2

0

Includee evacuee* on e h o r t - t e r a u d a e u c u & l l e a v e .
t

2

Ft

ILliSJCjUt BOW
Total
h u
2»1«

P

52.(

9,(
7.9
9.1
10.9
8.3
(.1
1.1
3.1
(.1
7.2
5.8
7.3
(.1
4.7
L.B
.7

+.9

35.801

11,091

20,(06

23,185

31.4(8

3,717
3.112
3.K7
3.711
2,591
1,621
1,316
1,231
2,290
2,199
1,(19
3,952
3.9(9
2.966
1,232
195

3.572
2.919
3,151
1,399
3,(01
3,019
1,991
1,295
2,357
3,1(1
2,726
1,*0>
911

7,295
6,010
6,891
8,039
(,102
4,727
3,071
1,162
531

3,571
2,908
3,137
1,319
3,5(3
2,956
1,871
591
118

1

21
27
(1

LO
13
24
15

ill
182

3

3,714
3,102
3,151
3,690
2,539
1,771
1,200
571
383
112
31
10
2
2

*

2

2

-

2
1

i.-.i

15-W
20-21
25-29
30-51

55-39
10-41
15-19
50-54
55-59
(0-11
(5-(9
TO-T1
T5 *
*

D W

558

ISl,

78
11
3

73

SI
21

T
1
l

556

10
11

So

63
110
701
2,209
3.107
2,702
1.596
910
5(0
180
71

L16
6(3
1,907
2,097
1.591
3,912
3,9(6
2,991
1.230
185

i.l

!.(
1.9

1.1
2.1
1.8
L.7
3.0
2.9
2.2
5.2
5.2
1.0
l.(
.6

3.(

10.9
9.1
(.2
1.1
1.6
.7
,2
al

2.1
1.2
.7
.2
.1

*
»
.
.
.

i.l

1.6
1.9
'..i

2.1
1.1,

.8
.5
.1
.1

•
*
•
*
-

jl.l

3.8
l.S

5.9

.
•
•
•
•

25.3
.
.
«

•
•
•

1.7

»-7
3.9
2.5
.8
.2
.1

BOW
Temala

PtttElOB
(all

.1
.2
.2

.3
;.a
5-1
7.0
5.7
7.1
(.1
1.7
1.8
.7

16.3
a

•

a

a

.1

.1
.1
.2
.9
2.5

.1

2.9

2.5

1.2

2.1
5.2
5.2

3.6

J
.1

.'!

i.l

1.2

.7

4.0

1.6

.2
.1

.(

f n n than 0 . 0 5 p e r c e n t .

Saurae*

JVra WRA-ltf

tafiUE t i i . - U I tf

SEX AND KATmTY;
Note'

it

rom,

in
WML
'BJar

$

5-9
10-11
15-19
20-21
25-29
30-31

35-39
10-11

15-19
50-51
55-59
(0-(l

(5-69
70-71
75 » aasr
*

l»i

Total

Hal.

17,8(1

10,036
9J6
691
742
8(0
1,117
1,010
574

2,056
1,356
1.376
1,771
2,523
1,983
1,001
(11
1,077
1,008
732
907
738
517
198
71

il,5

535
*»1
352
fc9l

(31
1J2

no
!',

I.a.'.

Li
K E
t
R
iUraiuiB BOS*
Tatatla
Total
2.1.

Total

Uala

3,5H

12.193

6,192

5,701

5,(71

1,0(1
(62
631
911
1,106
873

2,051
1.3«
1.361
1,741
2,185
1,835
502
281
132
31
12

93;
696
737
850
1,392
997
525
183
1Q3

1,0(1
(58
(25
891
1,093
B19

2
10
11

21

7
1
1

1

9
1
1

-

-

512

517
ue
213

5

107
65
(3
1

391

21
39
18
102

101

1(0

29

915
977
720

-

5 02

737
517

198
71

Total

SHU
Bala

Pamala

2,127

100.0

56.2
5.6
3.9

,71
513

11.5
7.6
7.8
10.0
11.2
10.1
5.6
1-6
(.0

516

5.5

1.2
2.0
3.0
2.7

396
209
107
65
29
4

1.0
5.1
1.2
2.9
1.2
.1

3.9
1.6
2.5
1.0
•1

I

.

5

9

LJ
25
23
19
166
l;2

17

Kl

321
693

gj

170
JO

1

13
25

53

E

A

0

n.:.-..-.:'..

T u l a

4.1
1.9
8.0

Xal.

hall

15.6

(8.3

K.i

31.9

5.9
3-7
3.7

11.5
7.6
7.7

5.6

5.9

ropatioK 2-CKK
Total

Hal.

i'-mala

11.9
a

L9.8
•
•
*

11.9

.1
.1
.1

.1
.1
.1

3.5

•

(.1
1.8

3.6
;.o

11.0
10.2
5.0
1.6
.6
.1

7.1
5.5
2.9

6.1
l.T

1.0

.6
.2

.1
.2
.2
.2
.6
2.0

•
.

.6

a

•
.

.1
.2
t

"

"

9.8

1.8
2.1

1.6
3.0
2.S
2.2

L.I

T

3.9

5.1
(.2

5.6

t,
1!
BERN

Total

1.2

.(
.1
a

2.1

*
«
.
"

5.2
5-1
4.0
5.1
(.2
2.9
1.2
.4

.
.
.".

.3

.3

1.0

1.0

2.1

i.l!

2.6
1.8

2.8
2.2
1.2

3.9
1.6

.(

1.5
1.0
.1

.1

.2

.

' e r a aTvA-2b

TABU Atfc.—JCE BT SKI AND HiTIYITTi
Hull!
B

MM
Total

[0T1L
Hal.

M

U

« U Cetrtera Sxoludlnf Tula U t o , April 1,

>

I

«

jUnRICAH BOW
M.L.
Tvala

Paiuala

Total

TOtil.

57,(95

29,719

27,976

31,998

11,111

17,781

5.233
1,675
5,512
6,332
3,(65
2,997
2,323
1,885
3,570
1,352
3,612
1,(18
1,111
3,030
1,216
181

2,722
2,119
2,725
2,951
1,1(7
811
MS
865
1.755
1,708
1,316
3.259
i , J 37
2.531
1,062
115

2,511
2.257
2,917
3,178
2,198
2,116
1,551
1,020
1,915
2,(11
2,326
1,390
8oi

5,231
1,6(1
5,529
6,295

2,721
2,111
2,717
2,810
1,«7
781

1

1
1
1

2,510
2,250
2,812
3,155
2.170
2,108
1,191
190
119
(7
;u
3
1
1
2

2

-

2

5-1
10-1*
15-H
20-21
25-29
30-31

35-39
.:!-!'.
15-19
50-51

55-59
60-61
65-*9
70-74
75 » m t

(98
154
(9

3,'n

2,892
2,161
898
3)9
i=i;

(6
12
2
3

L94J

(Hwabar and Percent)

includea evacuee* ga ebori--*.«•• and aaaaoOal l e a v e .

Hilar 5

675
388
.'80
86
(6
9

p

torn.

rOHXIGN StFK
till.
Tamala

Tatal

56-us

I-mala

10,192

100.0

51.5

42.5

1

9.0
9.1
9.6
10.9
6.1
5.2
1.1
).2
6.2
7.6
6.1
9.0
7.2
5.3
2.1
.8

1.7
4.1
4.7
4-9
2.0

Total

25,797
2

15,605
I

11

4

u

3!

4".

65
151
1,00?
3,171
1.217
3,576
1,(36
1,139
3.027
1,212
482

6

n
20
21
97
177
1,175
1,(20
1.270
3.219
3,336
2,532
l,o(o
115

l a a e than 0 . 0 5 percent*

Saaroei

(Nuabar and Percent)

P

romoii BOW

7.828

no
«5

Tula Lain, April 1, 19*5

Inoludaa I T M U O I I rjp abort-tare, l e a v e .

thaa 0.O.5 percent*

Seexeei

*

81,

113
256
1,36?
1,116
5.191
1,296
5,538
1,876
3,5*4
1,110

11.6

i.i
i.l

100.0

1
11
14

31.755

T.2B9
6,051
i.ili
B,10i
6,188
1,B«
3,327
2,529
1,(17
5.3(0
1,371
5,555
4.679
3.517
1,111

T

27.3

12.319

3

75,559

M

).(
7.1
5.1

19,119

TOTl!.

£

58.1

Tama l a

OBdar 5
5-9

c

R

1.7
3.8
1.5
(.0
1.8
4.0
2.6
1.7
3-1

Oils

J., j .

2

17.1

l\t.l

Female

l e t hi

Total

- L amala

Bal.

l l

a lain [CAN Bono
Ual,
Famals
Total

TOT 11

TQREI3N BOW

Total

' e r a VRA-26

f.ll*l

1

5
23
28
38

59
530
1,(96
2,597
2,306
1,387
903
•95
152
67

L.t

1,4
1.5

...
3-0
2.1
5.6
5.8
4.4
1.8
.7

<••)
3.9
4.9
6.0
4.3
3.8
2.7
1.9
3-1
1.6
t.l
2.4
1.4

.9
•1
.1

£
R
C
AHEHICW
Total B a l a

S
N
tore

ram*

Total

Hal.

fa-la

55-1
9.0

21.6

JO. 6

41.b

26.9

4.1

i...

4.2

i-9

9.6

1.1

1.6

i.i.i

4.6
2,0
l.t
1.2

6.
1.3

•
*
•
*

19.9
a

t.i

3.7

.1

2.6

.3
U7
5-5

(.3
5.1
1.6

L.J
.7

.3
,1

.
*
a

*

T

raaio*

BOM

•
•
*
•
-

•

a
a

.1
.1

.2
,1

i.!

*
.
.
•
-

8.0
7.2

.2
.8
2.6
-.8
2.2
5.6
5.8

5.3

1.4

.9

2.1

1.8
.9

•3

.7
.5

•-.:

.8

•9
2.9
1-5
1.1
2.1
1.1

.1

TA8LJ 4?.—AGE ET SEX AND HATTVUTt
Beta i
N
ICE

101*1.
Under 5
5-9
10-11
15-19
20-21
25-29
3 0 - 31
35-39
10-14
15-19
50-51
55-59
50-11
65-69
70-71
75 1 o v e r
*

,

Ail mX Canters, July 1, 1945

(Ruber and Percent)

Includes • TECUM • on short-term leave.

U
U
3
s
U T M B r t LO/ijj
Hale

a

P

6
1
0
I N T
H/il"-,.;., „ £ ! !
AEEaiCAS WiRE
T o t a l Kale Female Total Male Tamils

Total

TOTAL
Kali '

Female

Total

63,657

33,206

30,651

36,949

17,134

19,615

26,906

16,072

10,636

100.0

52.0

18.0

57.8

26.6

31.0

12.2

25.2

6,160
5,712
5,933
6,253
1,663
1,053
2,616
2,117
3,920
1,568
3,569
1,592
1,191
3,206
1,271
573

3,23*
2,775
2,910
2,775
2,115
1,165
1,101
963
1,665
1,659
1,21*
3,162
3,363
2,661
1,079
196

3,221
2,567
2,993
3,176
2,766
2,566
1,711
1,161
2,035
2,729
2,313
1,110
611
51?
195
75

6,157
5,326
5,906
6,199
1,608
3,960
2,616
963
161
111
62

3,231
2,766
2,931
2,751
2,073
1,147
961
160

i

2
9
9

10.1
6.3
9.3
9.7
7.7
6.1
1.5
3.3
6.1
7.3
5.7
7.2
6.5
5.0
2.0
.9

5.i
i.i
1.6
1.3
3.3
2.1
1.7
:.5
2.9
3.0
7.0
5.0
5.2
4,2
1.7
.6

5.0
1.0
1.7
5.4
.5.1
1.0
2.8
1.6
3.2
1.9
3.7
2.2
1.3
.8
.3
.1

10.1
6.3
i.i
9.7
7.5
6.9
i.i
1.5
.7
.3
.1
a

5.0
1.0
1.7
5.1
1.3
3.9
2.6
.8
.2
.1

a
a
a
a
.2
.2
.1
1.6

.a

ai

1
7
16
30
33
55
110
663
1,697
2,667
2,330
1,103
811
527
193
73

5.;
1.3
1.6

11
1
1
1

3,223
2,560
2,977
3,116
2,735
2,513
1,631
521
136
12
13
7

i
3
2

-•male

-«.
•19>n

-2
2

-

rc-rioi Basji
Total
Feaale
Kale

<•

25
51
75

93

230
1,166
3,159
1,447
3,527
1,571
1,193
3,207
1,271
571

:•:.

12
is
120
503
1,562
1,760
1,197
3.166
3,362
2,680
1,076
196

TITO.
T o t a l Vale Telittle

#a
*a

1.3
3.2
2.3
1.5
.7
.5
.2
.1
a
a
a
a

-

*
ft
a*

5.1
7.0
5.6
7.2
6.5
5.0
2.0
.9

'.1.0
a

•a

a
a
.1
.1
.2
.6
2.1
2.a

a
.1
.1
.2
1.0
1.0
1.2

1.9

3.7

5.0
5.2
1.2
1.7
.3

2.2
1.3
.8
.3
.1

Lass than 0.Q5 percent.

Sources

Pom HU-jZl

(Adjusted)

TABLE 47s.—ACE BT H"t AND "ATXYTTT:
TJcte:

!• II

N
TOTAL
Itale

MS
Aftal
TOTAL
Under 5
5-9
11-11
15-19
20-21
25-29
30-31
35-39
10-11
45-19
50-51
55-59
60-61
65-69
70-71
75 1 over
*

Female

Tula Uke. July 1* 1945

(Number and Percent)

Include* aTaouasa on abnrt-term l e a n .

.i
II
UiSFSICMt BORN
Hale
Female
Total

F
•oiusIGN BORN
"emale
Kale
Total

TOTAL
T o t a l Kale Female

? C
T
E
6
II
Kuraos PORN
ArORICAN WORM
T o t a l Mala Female T o t a l Male Female

17,166

9,61.7'

7,619

11,911

6,166

5,728

5,552

3.131

2,121

lOO.O

55.0

15.0

68.2

35.4

32.8

31.6

19.6

12.2

2,111
1,357.
1,371
1,71.1
2,379
1,791
961
621
1,055
965
713
660
718
510
196
71

1,031
693
711
C01
1,279
922
'73
IV.
511
171
111
667
51.'
445
166

1,107
661
632
907
1,100
669
126
27i
511
5 31
398
235
106
65
2E
1

2.139
1,311
1,360
1,661
2,338
1,711
661
FT"
126
29
12
1
1

1,032
687
737
791
1,251
900
166

2

3

6

-1

•1

3

12.2
7.3
7.8
9.6
13.6
10.0
5.0
1.6
.8
.1
a
a

6.3
3.8
3.6
5.1
6.2
6.8
2,2
.6
,2
a
a
a

a
a
.1
.2
.3
,2
.6
2.0

.',
-

6.3
3.8
3.7
5.2
6.3
6.9
2.5
1.6
3.1
2.9
2.3
1.2
.6
.1
,2
a

'V
3.9
1.2

-1
-

12.2
7.7
7.9
9.6
13.7
10.2
5.6
3.6
6.1
5.8
1.1
5.0
1.1
2.9
1.1
.1

5.9
3.»
1.2
1.6

99
.'5
8

1,107
657
5 "5
690
1,067
641
,-,n
LM
2"
7
1

a
a
a
.1
.2
.1
.3
l.o
2.6
2.6
1.8
3.8

a
.1
.1
.1
,1
.1
1.0
2.9
2.9
2.3
1.2

3.5

.6

'.•••

-

15"

'J

11
27
'.1
17
31 A.

354
927

•-••••
70]
876
717
510
196
71

10
V
22
37
180
115
116
107

'•5.7
Ml

US
553
70

1.7
13
55

53

'.71
512

v ••'

391
209
106
65
.53
1

7.6

5.3
3.1
2.0
3.0
2.7
1.6*
3.8
3.5
2.5
.9
.1

*
-

••..'•

7.2
5.2
2.S
1.0
.6
.1

•
•J

-

5.3
5,5

1.1
5.0
1.1
2.9
1.1
.1

2.5
.9
.1

-

.4
.2
a

Leas than G,C* percent.

Source:

Pom "£4-321

(Adjusted",

TABU ATba—AGE ET 327 Aft, ''ATiTTTir:
t.'gte!

TOTAL
tinder 5
5-9
10-11
15-19
20-21
25-29
36-31
35-39
16-U
15-1,9
56-51
55-59
60-61
05-69
70-71
75 1 o v e r
*

V
3
K" U
6
2
AlTTilCAN BORN
Hale
Total
Female

Total

TOTAL
Kale

Female

16,391

23,589

22,a02

25,035

2,202
2,062
2,196
1,971
636
5*1
571
611
1,371
1,369
931
2,515
2,771
2,236
911
126

2,117
1,906.
2,3*1
2,571
1,663
1,699
1,316
909
1,191
2,211
1,915
1,197
705
162

1,316
3,962
1,546
1,515
2,170
2,216
1,757
-11
333

ME

1,319
3,986
1,559
1,512
2,501
2,262
1,887
1,523
2,865
3.603
2,676
3,71.2
',176
2,696
1 ,"78
199

.,,
71

TRA Centers Exoludlpg Tula Lalnt, July 1. 1945

•1102
17

!3
2

10,916
2,202
2,079
2,191
1,957
822
517
196
29 i
~Ji.

n
u
u

-1
1

-

F
FOPiEIOH KRe
Hale
Female
Total

Total

Fom 'ffiA-jm

TOTAL
Malm 'reiAle

E
6
C
E
1
T
A1HU0AN BORN
RJFJSIOK BORN
T o t a l Kale Fammle T o t a l Kale Famala

14,067

21,356

12,611

6,715

100.0

50.8

I".2

51.0

23,8

30.4

a, 116
1,903
2,351
2,558
1,616
1,669
1,259
120
109
3'

1

-5

1

9.3
6.6
9.6
9.7
5.1
4.9
1.1
3.3
6.2
7.6
6.2
8.0
7.5
5.8
2.1
1.0

1.7
1.5

1.6
4.1
5.1
5.5
3.6
3.7
2.8
2.0
5.2
1.8
...2
2.7
1.7
1.0
.4
.1

9.3
8.6
9.8
9.7
5.1
1.8
3.8
1.5
.7
.3
.1
a

1.7
1.5
1.7
1.2
1.8
1,2
i.i

4.6

!
-2
3

3

'.

13.
.77
31
16
130
612
2,532
3,191
2,626
3,*95
3,176
2,697
1,075
197

1
14
11
16
7323
1,117
1,312
690
2,501
2,771
2,235
915'
126

Lass than 0*05 psrcsnt,

3ourc*i

(rluntoar and Percent)

Includes evtaueea on short-torn leave*

(Adjusted)

till)

3
7

13
an
30
57
169
1,365
2,179
1,936
1,191
7D5
462
155
69

4.7

1.2
i.fi
I.S
1.3
1.3
1.0
3.0
2.0
5.1
6.0
4.8
2.0
.9

-a
a
a

.6
.5
.2
.1
a

-a
a::

l.l
5.1
3.7
3.0
5.9
2.7

• 'I
.•}

.1
a

*
-a
tt

;/.."
a
a
a
a
a
,1
.3
1.8
5.5
7.5

6.1
«.c

7.-7
5.8
2.4
1*0

27.2

18.8

-a

a
a
a
a
a
.1
.1
1.1
3.0
4.7
6.3
2.5

a
1
a
a
.2

.7

2.5
5'. 6
1.7
5.4
6.0
'..8
2.0

.9

1.5

1.0
.1
.1

TABU ATbUK—AGK 3Y SEX AMD MATTVIITt
Kofi
E
A6K

* TOTAL
I Total
Hal.

TOTAL
Bodar 5
5-9
10-14
15-1?
20-24
75-2?
30-34
35-3?
40-44
45-49
70-54
>5-5?
60-64
85-67
70-74
75 * orar

EoaO.

C*utrml Utah, Juiy X, 19*5

(Nuafcwr und Poro«Bt)

Icciud«» • v&cu»*i on •bort-tarm .*•-*••.

0
M B S
B
41CR1C4J1 SCBX
Total Mai.
T.mal.

I
EPRKIOM BOftK
TOTAL
Total
Hal.
E . a r i l " Total Mai.

2,178

4,645

2,364

2,281

2,447

1,100

1,347

373
3*3
413
44)
231
224
241
156
273
354
276
401
352
284
133
62

215
203
217
197
8?
58
57
58
146
150
37
242
268
222
100
53

178
160
1)6
252
142
166
184
98
147
204
207
157
84
62
33
)

373
361
411
444
227
221
226
91
46
12
6
3
.
.
.
-

215
202
216
193
67
58
51
31
32
7
)
3
.
.
.

176
15?
1)5
251
140
163
177
60
16
5
3
.
.
.
-

1,264

2
2
5
4
3
13
65
245
342
286
378
352
284
133
62

1
1
4
2
6
27
114
143
64
237
268
222
100
53

P E R C 4 H T
4MSRICAB BORM
ECB410M B7T4H
Total Hal. T r i a l . "Trial Halt Taaala

Taaala

?34

100.0

50.7

4).l

52.7

23.7

29.0

1
1
1
2
3
7
38
131
19?
204
157
84
62
33
7

6.4
7.6
8.6
7.7
4.9
4.8
5.2
3.*
6.4
7.6
6.4
8.6
7.6
6.2
2.7
1.3

4.6
4.4
4.6
4.3
1.7
1.2
1.2
1.3
3.2
3.2
1.7
5.2
5.8
4.8
2.2
1.1

3.8
3.4
4.2
5.4
3.0
3.6
«.o
2-1
3.2
4.4
4.5
3-*
1.8
1.4
.7
.2

8.4
7-8
6.8
9.6
4.?
4.7
4.?
2.0
1.1
.2
.2
.1

4.S
4.4
4.6
4.2
1.?
1.2
1.1
-7
.7
.1
.1
-1

3.6
3.4
4.2
5.4
3.0
3.5
3.6
1.3
-4
.1
.1
-

-

-

-

4T.3

27.2

•
•
.1
*
-1
.3
1.4
5-3
7.4
6.2
8.5
7.6
6.2
2.7
1.3

20.1

•
•

•
•
•
•
•!
.2
.8
2.8
4.3
4.4
3.4
1.8
1.4
.7
-2

.1
•
"
.1
•*
2.5
3.1
1.8
5.1
5.8
4.8
2.2
1.1

* L**« tfcuua. 0.05 paresnt.
Souret. f o r * WLA-ja ( A d j u a f i . )

U B U i-rmiJ.—Jfll BT SKI UTfl NATIVITY.
Hot*'

Colorado IUYM-, July 1 , 19*5

(Hiuiber and Paroaot)

IacludtB «T«CU*«« oa a b o r t - t o r * l a a r a .

8
40*
Total

TOTAL
M i l 5
5-7
10-14
15-17
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-3?
40-44
45-47
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-6?
70-74
75 » c a r
a

TOTAL,
Halt

Taaali"

0
H 8
1
6
IMBJICAH BORM
Total
Mala
Taaala

TOHUSa BOOj
'
Total
Mala
Taaala Total

TOTAL
Mala T . a t l a

F

1
E
0
E
>
UKIUCAE BOM
Total Mala T . a a l .

T
TCMIOE BOTa
Total Halt T r i a l .

9,386

4,847

4,537

5,262

2,327

2,953

4,104

2,516

1,566

100.0

51-6

48.4

56.3

24.6

31.5

*3-7

26.6

813
853
1,003
1,025
56?
457
367
293
570
662
5*4
702
665
507
172
122

415
444
465
425
220
132
11?
131
264
264
18?
473
565
430
164
107

3)8
40?
536
tOO
34?
325
248
162
266
376
375
207
120
7?
28
15

813
653
1,001
1,021
564
44*
344
131
67
22
12
3

415
444
4*5
424
218
124
103
62
46
13
10
2
1
-

3)8
40?
536
577
346
320
241
69
21
7
2
1
2
2

2
4
5
11
23
162
503
640
552
699
685
508
170
120

L
2
6
16
6?
236
251
17?
t?l
565
42?
164
107

2
3
3
5
t
73
265
367
373
208
120
7?
26
13

8.6
7.1
10.7
10.?
4.0
A.?
A.0
3.2
6-0
7.2
6.0
7.4
7.3
5-«
2.1
1.2

4.4
4.T
5.0
4,5
2.3
l.A
1.3
1.4
3-0
2.7
2.0
5.2
6.0
«.*
1.8
1.1

4.2
4.4
5.7
6.4
3.7
3.5
2.7
1.6
3-0
4.3
4.0
2.2
1.3
.8
.3
.1

6.6
9.1
10.7
10.?
6.0
A.T
3.7
1.5
.7
.3
.1
*
•
•
•

4.4
4.7
5-0
4.5
2.3
1.3
1.1
.7
.5
.2
.1
•
*
*
-

4.2
t.t
5.7

*

•

1
2
2

*
3.7
3-4
2.6
.8
.2
.1
•
•
•
•

.

*

•
.2
.3
1.7
5.3
6.7
5.7
7.4
7.3
5.A
2.1
1.2

•
.1
.2
.7
2.5
2.7
1.7
5.2
6.0
4.6
1.8
1.1

16.)

•

•
•
•
.1
.1
1.0
2.6
4.2
4.0
2,i
1.3
.8
.3
.1

Lata t e a s 0 . 0 5 pa re e a t .

aaureet

Tara alA-321 (Aojuatad)

TABU! *Tb(j).—AGE BT SIX AHD NATIYITTi
Kofi
K
Trial

TCTUL
: i * r

1

5-7
10-14
15-1?
2CV24
25-2?
JO-34
35-3?
40-44

45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64

w-t?

70-74
TJ * w a r

10711.
Hal*

0

*

3

1

Trial

Hale

Total

rij.

3,436

2.134

1

1

4.0?1

3,5)3

4,246

1.757

2,271

735
771
7?3
7U

363

3*7

735

34VJ

720
742
737

367
33?

402
244

101

173

275

ua
255

,53

US

all
353
131
im
?o
50
37
20
11
2

,cl
j«4
2*6

37?

us
10;

3j)
561
J 65
207
277

366
J81

2*7
510
5)1
.58
552
526
455
174
7*

353

2.*
18!
.07
440

383
Lji
63

255
34*
287
14)

66
72
2.

»

3?)
37*

57
25
13
3

"

•
-

1

r0H2r.cs nam
Trial.

7.68a

ill

(BUBVW »od ' a r c a a t )

1

taT'TOD' f"
Taaala

<Hl» Hlrar, J u l j 1 , 19*5

Inaladaa •vaouaaa on a b o r t - t a m l a « * * .

275
18)

1
3
1
3

1

2
2

1
U

66

i)
151

70

453

5

507
4=5

1,6

54?
526

.05
440

2
1

"

455
17.
7<

5)
216
170
363
150
65

* Lata ttaam 0 . 0 5 p a r e a a t .
Boar-eat Tora BHA-321 U a j u a t e i )

[tit)

r laale

Total

BUL
Hal.

T.nal.

1,302

100.0

53.2

.6.6

-1
1
2

6
?2
235
341
265
144
68
72
24
7

7.4
10.3

).*
5.2
4.?

3.7
3.4
6.6
7.7
8.0
7.2
*.?
6.0
2.3
1.0

5.0
5.1

...

1 8 C E
I
A J K H O U i 61X1
Tonal.
Total
Hal,

55-2

) 14
(
.'
.1 76

25.«
5 Q

27.6

...

51

5.0

7
5

. t,
1 7

5.0

1 1
1 2
6

3.6

15

...

!•5.0
3.5
U*
2-5

1.4

2.0

1 4

3.3
1.2

3-3
4.5

7

5

.2

5.7

.
.
.
"
1

1
1

.1

2.3
4.1

4.*

1.7
1.1

5.7
5.0
2.0

.7

1.7
1,2
1.0
-3
.1

a

J-.'

....6

a

*

•
.

a

a

*

a

"

T
.Tli HON 8CK7I
Total
Hale
Taaala

14.1

*
*
»
a.
•3
2.0
5-7
7.3
5-7
7.2
*-?
6.0
2.3
1.0

2]..:

17.0

a
a

-

*
•
.2•

a

.8
2.1
2.1
1.2

5.1
5-7
5.0

:.o
.7

a

*

.1•
1.2
3.1
4.4

3.7
1.7
1.2
1.0

.3
.1

l i f l L I T t r B K ~ O T I K SKI JUflJ HAT1VI7T:

v

j
100
Total

TOTAL
Ondar J
5-3
10-11
15-1)
20-2+
25-29
30-31
35-33
10-14
15-49
50-51
55-59
40-61
65-69
70-71
75 * a+ar
*

TOTAL
Mala

Janala

11

a

1

i>ruMdfc. July

1 . L<}*;

tNainbar and P > f C * a t )

a

f

AlEFUCAW BCEM
Total
Uala
Papilla

f CR1T0S ?03M
j
TOTAL
T.tal
dale
T . n a l . I Tatai Bala

Faaal.

t a c t
t
T
AfflRICAH 6CBH
BOBBICS DORA
Tptal Hala Tamala T o t a l Half Taaala

1.256

2,072

2,181

2,370

1,017

1,353

1,886

1,055

831

loo.o

18.7

51.3

55.T

=3.)

31.8

433
3)6
152
42+
185
104
172
123
214
293
260
325
319
251
118
18

220
201
215
165
61
1!
12
53
33
91
66
210
258
196
99
It

213
1)2
237
23)
121
162
130
76
131
1)9
191
US
91
58
19
t

133
336
15!
+21
161
139
163
7)
33
9
1

220
20*
215
18+
61
41
39
30
18
1
1

213
132
137
237
123
156
121
19
1J
5
-

3
1
5
3
50
181
281
259
325
319
254
118
8

1
1
3
23
6J
30
65
210
258
1)6
33
4*

2
1
1
6
21
116
19+
191
115
91
58
19
1

10.2
3.3
10.7
3.)
1.3
1.8
+•»
3.0
5.0
6.3
6.1
7.7
8.2
6.0
2.8
1.1

5-2
1.6
5.1
+.3
1.1
1.0
1.0
1.3
1.)
2.2
1.5
5.0
6.1
1.6
2.3
1.0

5-0
1.5
5.6
5.6
2.)
3.8
3.0
1.7
3.1
1.7
4.6
2.7
2,1
1.4
.5
.1

10,2
9.3
10.7
9.)
1.3
1.7
3.8
1.8
.8
.2
+

5,2
1.6
5.1
1.3
1.4
1.0
.3
.7
.1
.1
•

5.0
1.5
5.6
5.4
2.3
3.J
2.3
1.1
.1
.1
-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

.

+

1A.3

21.8

13.5

*
*
.1
.2
1.1
8,1
6.7
6.1
7.7
6.2
6.0
2.B
1.1

*
+
.1
.6
1.5
2.1
1.5
5.0
6.1
1.6
2.3
1.0

*
.1
.1
.6
2.7
+.6
1.6
2.7
2.1
1.1
.5
,1

L*aa t h m 0.05 parcant.

J..nL,r.-,i;

Torm » M A - ^ L

(MJuStfltj)

TlfilX 4Tfe[5)---l01 HT 3*1 jUfS MATIVlTTi
Hrtai

3*+-irl t ™ t « l n ( July 1 , 19*J

(Unbar *jaj rarqaatj

Inolwdaa aTasuaa* un • h u r t - t a r t l a i r s ,

3
AG!
I Tatal

TOTAL
nadir J
5-3
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-23
30.31
35-33
10-+1
15-19
50-54
55-53
60-61
65-69
70-71
75 1 a+ir

TOTAL
SU

l.aaiT

U M H 2
6
[
]
^ _
AlgftlCAW 6088
FCHSJG6 BtBM
.
TOTAL
total
itala
faiaala " T s t a l
Hall
t a a a l a ""Total Mai,

6,325

3,066

3,239

3,170

1,156

2,011

573
510
626
472
290
315
290
208
396
*97
383
1)3
115
356
166
6)

283
270
269
260
83
75
71
81
191
I89
113
315
351
297
131
52

2)0
270
337
392
207
210
214
127
202
30a
270
178
91
"59
32
IT

579
537
425
669
28+
308
276
10)
52
22
8
1
-

269
269
289
279
83
71
68
15
37
19
8
1
-

290
268
336
390
203
237
208
61
15
3
-

2,855
3
1
3
6
7
11
99
3+1
ITS
37;
192
415
356
166
69

1,630
1
1
2
1
6
36
157
19,0
105
3U
331
257
131
52

1,225

P
Tamil

a
ft
0
r
I
AMffiBIOAH 6P2JI
Talal Mala Taaala

T
TOREI09 607,8
Tatal >ial» PaHAla

15.1

25.8

11.3

•
*
a
-1
-1
J
1.6
5.5
7-5
6.0
7.8
7.0
5.6
2.6
1-1

*
a
*
-1
.1
.6
2-5
2.7
1.7
5.0
5.5
1.7
2.1
.8

•
*
a
.1
*
.1
1.0
3-0
+.8
1.3
2.8
1-5
.9
.5
.3

100.0

18.6

51.2

51.3

23-0

31.3

9.2
2
8.1
1
9.9
2
10.6
1
1.6
3 . >'.0
8
+.6
63
j,3
187
6.4
305
7.8
270
6.1
178
7.6
91
7-0
59
5.6
32
2,6
17
1.1

1.6
1.2
1.6
1.1
1.3
1.2
1.2
1,3
3.1
3.0
1.6
5.0
5-5
1.7
2.1
.8

1.4
1.2
5.3
6.2
3-3
3.8
J.«
2.0
3.3
1.8
.+.3
2.8
1-5
.9
.5
.3

9.2
8,1
9.9
10.6
1.5
4.9
A.A
1.7
.9
.3
.1
*
-

1.6
1,2
4.6
4.1
1.3
1.1
1,1
.7
.6
.3
.1
*
-

4.6
1,2
5.3
6.2
3.2
3.8
3.3
1.0
.3
*
-

* L » a than n.o.s par-cant*
sourcat Tort I t U - j 2 1 ( i d j u a t a d )

TAB18 174(6) .—AtK 87 5B1 ASD BATH ITT,
Hotai
H

TOTAL
Undar

5

S-9
LO-W
15-1)
20-21
25-29
30-3*
35-3?
10-11
iS-19
50-51
55-53
60-64
65-69
10-T*
T5 * o r a r

a

.:"•

25*
313
306
1)2

75
25

1,011

I ,260

1 , 3 1J

1,229

221
130

711
109
130
2C6

2.301

!H

438

1*5
131
207
173

355
3D
356
)iit
212
1ST
64
20
£
1

n

12
1 TO
LSI
185
22j
255
162
86
.'1

)I
142
130
24;
31
51
.10

;
1

i

.
-

1
Mala

1.978

ITS
15!
129

to

in
153

55
i?
19
£

102
12
12

3
3

1

1

[Kuafosr ant F a n a n t )

n
Total

224
DC.
174
152
1J0
51

156
103

2

tana...

2,270

4)3

312

D

1.:.

1,240

m
its

U

Igtll

itil.

355
167
35)
308
320

U

limit

ToUl

l a m i n a r d u l l 1 . 1915

Itialudaa aaaaunaa an abart-tarn l a a T i .

-

.
2
1
2
7
22
105
28 \
i to
29-Jlo
300
132
T*
25

.
1

-

1
4
1*
50
151
IT*
ico
229
255
102
87
21

laaa tana 0-05 pariaflt,

l,ii. >"-.•, 1 ntA-321 (id j a at a a)

UU)

tt H i ,

Total

Halo

Pamla

IIS

100,0

53.4

44.6

10.3

£.3

.
1
1
1

9
0
In
1-.2
130
116
91
51
30
7
1

•i.l

1.5
4,1

8.5
T.2
5-2
3.2
1.0
7.1
3.8
6.0

1.6
i.C

8.6

7.5
7.2
1-5
1.8
.6

1.5
i.r
1.7
1.4
1.3
2.6
-,.1
.3,0
3.8
1.6

.5

•;..:
3 -'7
4.5
1.3
1.2

.'••','
1.5
2.3
3.3
1.5

ili
L.2

•;
.2
.1

.9

H

0

I

8

T

.'o 1 0 \

Halo

faiaala

Total

Mala

Faaala

51.2

21.5

23.7

15-1

26.3

16.3

10, j
1,1
S.f,
3.9
7.2
5-0
3.7
1.5
.6
.2
.1
.1

5.J
1 5
4 1
1 0
3 8
1 4
1 3
o
a
2
1
1

5.0

,
"

•
-

3.3
4.5
1.9
1.2

M

2.1
2.3
.2

•
"

*
.2
5
2 5
6 4
3 6

5 34

I
T 2
1 1
1
.1

«

.
*
•1
.1
1.2
3-5
1.1
2.5
5.2
0.0
3.1
1,6
•J

*
.

TttLE i,71.(7).—AGE KT ? ^ ;im SATIVITr! Wnidcki, July T, 1?/,* (^to^rtKr and PareenO
Not*]-

Includea p r t C l M t s on a h o r t - t * r n i l e i v a *

JUS:
Tct.l
TOTAL
Under 5

5-9
10-11

15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
15-47
50-54
55-57
60-64
65-67
70-74
75 6 o r e r
*

TOTAL
tola

Feral*

U
•J B
5
P.
A'JFHrCAfl Efflll
-er-J.e
toTotal

0

H

100.0

49.1

50.9

45.*

16.9

26.7

54.4

30.2

24.2

B.3
6.4
9.1
9.9
5.4
4.6
3.1
2.7
6.9
9.2
7.7
10.9
9.0
6.9
2.1
.7

4.4
5.3
3.9
3.9
1.4
.9
1.0

4.4
3.1
4.2
5.0
4.0
3.7
.-.2
1.9
3.5
6.6
5.4
3.6
2.0
1.2
.3
.1

E.B
(.4

6.4

6.6
3.1
6.2
4.9
'.9
3.6
1.9
.6
.1

-a

-a

-a

.3
.5

.1
.1
,1
.2
1.3
3.4
6.6
5.4
3,4
2.0
1.2

2,515

2,249

MO

1,319

2,699

1,492

817
160
1)5
194
66
U
51
42
11:)
129
114
3*6
147
271

1.1

4K
314
399
420
25!.
10.
137
47
12
2
1

217
160
194

219
155
20'
240
194
176
92
31
3
1
1

-2

-1

1-

7
B
7
14

4
4

3
4
7

;

:

100

95

L72
177
25.4

172
97
49

14
6

'30/>

Mi;

*2

.•J,
45
16
9
1

-l
-1

7

.
-1

l

-

^

99

:-:>

103
126
134
365
347
277
90
29

274)

454

392
536
444
336
104

35

a

64
169
126
269
i?).

97
55
14

6

TOTAL
Hale ' . r i a l *

.a

2.1

2.6
2.3

7.4
7.0
5.6
1.8
.6

BUS B

•felBl

i.l

f.l

:.'••

2.6
5.2
1.5
S.9
•V

1.7
1.1
.9

.3

.2

• •>
.1

*1

»
»
-

•
•
a-

a

•

a

.2
.2
.1

.3

1.8
5.!
9.2
7.7
]0.6
7.0
*.B
l.l

.7

.,'.
5
2.1
2.6
2.1
7.4
7.0
5.*
J.)

.*

.3
.i

Leas tfrin 0,05 pa [ r a n t ,

30UTC61

Fom

fflrU-321

{Adjusted)

TABLE i 7 b ( a ; . — A d BT "SEX A3ID ?JATIVlTI:
Note:
ABB
Total
TOTAL
Under 5

5-9
10-14
15-19
2t>-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
4D-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 6 e v e r
*

P
•H

1,197

2,422

43*
315
401
427
2*4
227
151
137
292
156
393
539
444
336
104
36

ill
1"9

T
c Z 1
FOPEIOK nam
i - I - F e i r - l e T o t a l Bala r e - a l e

Total

4,937

155
20*

'

*

POPPIOH BOTH
Female
Hi!.
fatal

TOTAL
Hale

M
B
E
• B
AST ICAH BOTEH
L : e;r.a'.e

Total

Hale

2,437

2,473

2,670

1,119

492
445
504
446
255
23*
193
1*4
299
375
266
393
367
312
116
63

254
229
227
193
52
4*
5*
43
129
133
70
26.
297
269
106
56

SB
216
275
251
203
192
137
96
159
24 2
196
lie

491
445
503

234
?7*
729
I-'2
51
4*
47

ft:

43
10
7

•J.5
250

231
177
74
35
12
3
2

.
_
-

35
26

5
3
2

.
-

p

1,551
237
216
274
25 3
199
1,7
130
39
9

7

.
•

FT.iiFior; 3Lio;
"-eeuLle
Kale
Total

Total

2,240

1,319

922

100.0

1

-1

1

10.0
9.1
10.3
9.0
5.2
6.B
6.(f
3.4
5.9
7.6
5.5
7.9
7.4
6.4
2.4
3.2

-j
1
5
3
1*

.90

353
363
261
386
367
312
11*
61

1

-

9
77
107
128
67
2.5B
2B7
:>6o
106

5*

Laio t h i n a,05 p e r c e n t .

SouKtT

Form rflA-lJZl

(Humber and P e r c e n t )

S

5e-.i)r

4,910

S o W r , J u l y 1 , 19'.5

Include*.* eT*cuea* on e h c i t - t e r m l e i v f .

(Adjusted,

(114)

-1
4
1
7
57
150
235
196
128

so

43
10
7

•MAT.
Hale Feinr.le
49.6

-.-'
4.7
4:7
3.9
1.0
.9
1.2
1.4
2.6
2.7
1.3
5.2
5.3

5.5
2.2
1.1

50.4
4.B
4.4
5.6
541
4.2
3.9
2.8
2.0

3.3

4.9
4.0
2.6
1.6
.9
.7

.1

•

T
1
p o r n o " BORN
Hale ' e m a l * T o t a l H a l e Penal*

F.
£
AI FTi ICAP RCRN

Total

54.4 2 2 , 6
. 10.0
9.1
10.3
9.0.
5.1
4.7
3.7
I.1
.7
.J

.1
a

•

5.2
4.7
4.7

•i.'i

1.0
•9
1.0
.7
.5
.1

.-a
—
*

a.6
4.8
4.4
5.6
5.1
4.1
3.9
2.7
.3
.2
.1

-

45.6

.
a«
.1
.1
.3
1.9
9.2
7.4
5.4
7.7
7.a
6.4
2.4
1.2

26.8

18.9

a-

a

a

-

.2
.7
2.7
2.6
1.4
'.7
5.9
5.5
2.2
1.1

.
-

41
.1
.1
1,2
3.1
4.7
4.0
2.6
1.6
.9
.2
.1

TABLE LSa.—ICE BT SKI AND KHIYITII
EeAoueen f m i Cant-.! Utah Segregated at Tula lalca
Sajrtenber 1943 - Ear 1944
11221:

BEX .v:D AGE

TOTAL

tinder IT
17-19
E0-2L
25-29
10-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 A o r e r
BALK
Ondar 17
17-19
30-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
6O-64
65-69
70-74
75 * over
717'ALL
UAdar 17
17-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 A over

Source:

300005 41—m

A-e a s of Oacaeftar 3 1 , 1 9 4 3 .
F I 1 ! ! ! I

I U I 9 E 1
Anerleau
Bortl

Foreign
Born

Total

A t a r i oan
Born

Foreign
Bom

1,459

1,069

390

100.0

100.0

100.0

35S
93
278
216
84
91
77
79
63
44
42
24
7
3

357
o.
197
216
77
39

1

24.5
6.4
19J.
14.8
5.8
6.2
5.3
5.4
4.3
3.0
2.9
1.6
.5
.2

J3.4
3.7
26/1
SI,2
7.2
3.6
.7

.3

Total

«
"
2

876

63',

183
54
173
129
57
53
47
41
36
36
35
18
6
3

183
54
377
129
51

583

433

175
39
100
87
27
38
30
38
27
8
7
6
1

174
39
100
87
23
10

-

:8
2

-

-

1-7
52
69
77
63
U
42
24
7
3

61,5

60.0

59.5

12.5
3.7
12.2
8.6
4.0
3.6
3.2
2.8
2.5
2.5
2.4
1.2
.4
.2

17.1
5.1
16,6
12/
7.0
2.7
.7
.2

150

40.0

40.5

38.5

1

12.0
2.7
6.9
6.0
1.8
2.6
2.1
2.6
1.8
.5

18.3
3.6
9.:
8.1
2.2
.9

.3

240

«
1324
39
39
36
36
35
18
6
3

-4
28
30
38
27
8
7
6
1

-

Tom V. :-A-274

9

.!.
"

-

.3

1-8
13.3
33.1
19.7
16.1
11.3
10.8
6/1
1.8
.8

(115)

.5

J>
.1

-

"

.
.
-

_
.. 3. 86.1
10.0
10.0
9.2
9.2
9.0
4-6
1.5
.8

.

1.0
7.2
7.7

M

6.9
2.1
1.8
1.5
.3

TIBIA 48*.—ABA BT BAA AM AATXVXTTi b u u . H fron Colorado B i r . r B . g r . f n l o * at Tul. L a i .
0 . t o t a l 19*3 - Aaron 1 ) 4 *
taVal1

* • * an of Baonaoor 3 1 . 19*3.

I 7 I B I 1
Lurlou
torn

Tor alga
Born

T..1.1

P A S O 1 27 57
JUMrlcnn
Born

mi «:• u«

Total

TOTAL

1|*2)

1>0*3

38*

100.0

100.0

100.0

' . o . . IT
IT-IT

3))
108
It)
18*
*3
50
It
58
5*
85
it
3*

3)6
10.:
2*7
180

1

26.1
7.5
18.6
12.8
4.4
3-5
5.3
t.l
3.T
».S
*.3
2.4
.3
•3

36.2
10.4
25.6
1T.S
5.2
2.2
.7
.2
.2
.1

.3

aw*
25-29
30-3*
35-3T
40-**
»5-*9
JO-J*
55-59

to-**

65-89
TO-7*
T5 * o r . r
MALI

»
*

55
23
7
2
2
1

"

-2
4
8
27
67
56
52
it
61
3*

*4

.
-

871

611

260

61.0

56.6

184
76
168
13.)
40
14

1

3
5
It
33
IT
31
55
58
31
4
4

13.0
5.3
11.)
8.5
3.1
2.1
2.8
1.3
2.2
3.)
t.l
2.2
•3
.3

1T.T
7.3
16.1
11,*
3.8
1.3

To-r*

185
7*
170
121
*5
30
to
18
32
5i
58
31
t

BOUJA

55B

*3A

126

39.0

41.4

21*
32

214
32
5)
*1
15
9

.
-1

15.1
2.2
6.5

20.5

Ondtr 11
1T-19
20-2*
25-2)
30-3*
35-3)
*0-**
*5-*)
50-5*
55-5)

to-**
65-*9

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25-21
30-3*
35-3)
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50-5*
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TO-T*
75 * or-r
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82
18
20
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40
22

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3
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36
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9
3
3

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14.5
13.4
16.6
15.8
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1.0
1.0
67.4

•1
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1.3
4.2

a.*

4.4
6.0
i«.j
15.0
8.0
2.0
1.0

32.6

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5.5
5.8

1.4
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2.005
526

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17-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-1*
45-49
50-54
55-59
50-54
55-59
TO-T*
75 4 oror

ma

355
266
93
92
116
96
64
76
60
3*
12
6

1.189

BnO.r 17
17-19
20-24
25-29
30-14
35-3!
49*44
45-49
50-54
55-59
40-6+
65-69
TO.74
75 4 oror
TlMiU
Llodir 17
19-1)
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
T0-T4
75 1 ooor
5o!irc»j

lai

I 1 1 S I I 7
4o*ri*rfl
Bora

Total

1.456

549

100.0

100.0

526
131
347
2M
65

2

56
110
92
61
74
60
36
12
6

26.4
9.0
1T-7
13.2
4.6
4.6
5-9
4.6
4.2
3.8
3.0
1.9
.6
.3

36.2
12,4
13.9
16.0
5.6
2.5
•5
.4
.2
.1

321

59-3

59.6

J8.4

1

13.2
6.1
11.1
7.9
3-3
3-1
2.6
2.1
2.1
3.0
2-5
1.5
-5
.3

18.1
6.4
15.0
10.8
4.2
2.1
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.3
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,2

41.4

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>6
4

3
2

846

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6

4

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.
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264
122
222
159
66
62
53
42
43
5S
50
31
10
6

263
122
219
1.58
61
30
T
3

816

5*6

226

40.7

40.4

264
59
133
10)
27
30
65
54

263
59
130

1

13.2
2.9
6.6
5.3
1.3
1.5
3.3
2.7
2.1
J
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.6.1
4.0
6.9
7.2
1.6
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41

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10

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TflrtigE
Bora

iMZ-iCU
B.TO

"i

2

.
-

104
24

6
1
1

.
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-

-

3
1
5
32
46
39
40
57
50
31
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6

-

3
3
3
24
64
53
41
17
10
7
2

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(117)

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.
-

.
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a

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-

1.0
.7
1.4
10.2
20.1
16.8
14.6
13.5
10.9
6.9
2.2
1.1

-

•5
.2

•9

5.6
8.4
7.1
7.3
10.4
9.1
5.6
1.8

ia

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.

4.4

11.9
9.7
7.5
3.1
1.6
1-3
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TABIC l£d.*-iai BT SO. AKD KATIYITTi

Hfiifi

G B 4K0

tm

i t i i L
Und.r 17
17-15
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-31
40-44
45-41
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-61
70-74

75 •'
nut
Und.r 17
17-11
20-24
25-25
30-55
35*31
40-44
45-44
50-54

£S

65-69
70-T4
75 • f m r

•MUC
Dnltr 17
17-19
20-24
25-21
30-34
35-31
40-44
45-41
50-54

ss

65-61
TO-74
75 1 - - • -

GQureai

I v u t u t Trim ^ u w i i 5*£r*gftt«l *t Tuli L*Ji.

Agf *• of D«t«MbBr 31, 1943.

• Hill

t t i t i i r
4-a-ica"
Ian

"-til

4»rlou
Bern

j-oniga

215

US

*T

100.0

100.0

56
It
38
15
7
7
15
13

M
16
38
25
7
3
2
1

.
•
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2t.O
7.5
17.7
11.6
3-1
3-3
7.0
6.0
4.2
5.6
3.3
3.7

17.7
10.8
25.7
16.9
4.7
2.1
1.4

13
12
*J
12
T
8
2

Total

•7
.
-

-

*
-

131

*5

44

61.0

57.4

17
13
20
17
5
4
10
5
i

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•
•
-I

12.6
5.6
9.3
7.)
2-3
1.5
4.7
2-3
1.8
4.2
2.6
3.7
.9

ia.i
B.l
13-5
11.5
i-4
1.4
1.4

»

12
1

i2

1
i
3
2

84
2)
4
18
8
2
3
J

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3
1

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13
20
17
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2
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19
4
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1;
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•
m

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9

J
t

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&
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2

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.
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•

-

21

39.0

42.6

13.4
1.5
8.4
3.7
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1.4
2.3
3.7
1.4
1.4

15,6
2.7
12.2
5.4
1-j
•7

-,
*
>
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3
3
3
1

"

'-arm VU-SIA

(118)

-

.7

*

foreign
Bern

100,0

.
6.019.4
17.8
13.5
17.5
10.5
11.9
3.0

•
66.7

_
3.0
11.9
7.5
9.0
13.4
9.0
U.I
3.0

31.3

.
.
3 , 07-5
10.3
4.5
4-5

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TABU 1S..--ACE Bt3B.ua

HATTVITI, I i u u t u f r o a H.urt Mountain 8 u ( r f | n t o l at Tula l a t a
baptoobar 1943 - Hay 1944
Silt:

4ga u

a.* Dactabar 3 1 , L943.

DUMBER
3 U 1KB 40 6

T 0 I 4 I
Ubdar 17
17-19
20-Z4
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-49
70-74
75 A oaer
Mat a
Undor 17
11-49
£0-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
80-44
65-49
70-74
75 4 oral
FEMilE
Undar 17
1T-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
80-64
65-69
70-71
75 4 b w r
c.MT0*i

P I U 1 N T
laarleaa
Bora

Foraign
Born

Talal

laarlcab
Bo.ru

Eoraign
Born

Total

988

478

310

100,0

100,0

100.0

27b
79
14b
119
49
41

ITS
79
116
111
41
10

1

28,0
8.0
14.8
1211

.3

43
62

7

40.6
11.7
21.8
18.8
t.o
r.j
1.0

•3
49
39
12

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-5

•
'

8
25
56
81
43
49
39
12
8
2

1.2
.8
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"

595

551

194

59.2

57.7

129
50
98
99
35
20
34
29
30
39
34
9

129
50
96
a6
30
11
J

.
-1

13.1
5.1
9.9
T.o
3-5
2.0

19.1

8
1

*

5
9
29
29
30
39
34
9

e1

3-5
2.9
3.1
3.9
3.4
.9

.8
.1

;•*

U.5

LO.O

1.1
1.8
.9

-

403

287

118

40.8

42.3

147
29
48
50
14
21
27

lit
29
13
14
11
5
2

i
4
3
18
27

14.9
2.9
4.9
5.1
1.4
2.1
2.9

21.5
1.3
7.1
6.6
1.8
.7
.3

33

'

33

3-*

13
10

5
3

1.3
1.0
.5
.3

-

.1

13
10

5
3

-1

m

1

Ftsrm HJU-27*

(11?)

-

"

-

1.6
2.6
8.1
16.1
20,0
13.5

15.T
12.6

3.9
2.6

.8
62.6

..3
1.6
2-9
9.1
9.1
9-7
12-5
11.0
2.9
2.4
.3
39.4

•i
a

LJ
1,0
5-2
S.7
10.4
4.2
3.2
1.8
l.o

-

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TaBLE l ! r . - i a IV i u IIJ VUTITITTi » • • « • • • • f r o a J . r o a . S a i r a ( a t a l a t Tula Lata
Baataaaar W»j - Bajr L?*4
IIota.

t j . aa of Oaoaabar 3 1 , 1 ? * 3 .

I D I I U
SEX AKD JUH

1 0 T 1 L
Uauar IT
17-1?
20-2*
25-2?
30-3*
35-3?
*0-«*
45-*?
50-54
55-5?
60-6*
65-4?
70-T*
75 4 oaar

Oalar 17
17-1?
20-1*
25-2?
30-34
35-3?
40-44
45-*?
50-54
55-5?
(0-44
45-4?
70-74
75 4 o r , r
ISSUE
Ua4ar 17
11-1?
20-24
25-2?
30-34
35-3?
40-44
45-50
50-54
55-5?
40-44
45-4?
70-74
75 4 aaar

iaaricaa
Bora

P I I C 1 I 7
foreign
Bora

Total

laarleas
Bora

foralga
Bora

2,147

1,484

441

100.0

100.0

100.0

732
177
304
171
101

718
171
2?2
164

2.1
.7
1.7
1.1

15
20
3
4
1

34.1
8.2
14.2
8.0
4.7
4.6
5.4
5.7
3.5
4.2
4.2
2.3
.6
.3

684

M

14
4
11
7
24
43
?7
11?
73
8?
?0
4?
13
4
407

56.3

53.?

61.6

8
1
4
3
12
35
45
52
40
74
75
42
10
4

17^
4.4
8.7
4.1
2.3
2.5
2.7
2.5
2.0

24.4
6.3
124
5.4
2.6
14
.8
.2
.3
.1

1.2
.2
.6

117
122
77
?0
W
4?
13
4
1,204

aall

Baaraai

Total

371
?5
187
87
50
54
58
54
44
75
75
42
10

4

75

M
163
?4
1*3
84
18
l?
18
2

*
1

3.5
3-5
2.0

•5
•3

u.<

1?.7
11.0
5.0
2.4
1.3
•3
•3
.1

"
a

*
"

?3?

66,

254

43.7

46.1

341
82
U7
84
51
44

355

4
3
7
4
14
28
52
67
33
15
15
7
3

14.8
3.8
5.5
3-?
2.4
2.1
2.7
3.2
1-5
.7
-7
.3
.1

28-?

5?

48
33
15
15
7
3

-

7?

110
80
37
14
7
1

"

-

Tara aU-274

(120)

"

54

7.4
5.4
2.1
1.1
•5
.1

"

34
?.5

14.6
174
11.1
13.5
13.5
7-5
2.0
4

.5

1.6
5.3
6.J
74
6.1
11.2
11.2
6.4

14
4

38.4
•9

.5

1.1
.6
2.1
4.2
7.8
10.0
5-0
2.3
24
1.1

.5

"

T1B1X 4 8 K - — i d BY SEX AKD XACTTCTTt »Tacu.ei f r o a Mtntaaur 5 « s r » £ « t e d a t Tula U k a
Oetobar 19*3 - r«bru*ry l«*4

Hotai

SEX AND A S

*fa aa of Dacaabar 3 1 ,

J943.

• Kill

PERCENT
laaricaa
Bora

Tot.1

daorlGaa
Bora

Por.iga
Bora

Total

TOTAL

2,1(5

1.523

(42

100.0

100.0

Oadar 1?
1T-1»
20-24
25-29
30-3*
35-39
to-**
*5-*9
50-J*

584
162
382
253
Alt
86
1*3
115
89
95
7*
S3
10

58.
161
377
251
92

.1

36.3
10.4
24.8
16.5
6.0
2.0
1.0
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.4

53

27.0
7.5
17.4
11.7
5.2
4.0
(.4
5.3
4.1
4.4
3.*
2.5

5

.2

55-59
6o-6t
65-69
70-74
75 A DT*r

HALE
Ondtr IT

17-19
20-2*
25-29
30-3*
35-39
40-44
*5-*9
50-J*
55-59
(0-44
(5-69
70-74
75 * o»*r

m i l t
Ondar 17
17-19
20-2*
25-29
30-3*
35-39
«0-4*
*5-*9
50-5*
55-59
(0-4*
65-49
70-7*
75 • o . o r
6evu-«ai

5

JO
lb

6
6

"

5

2
20
56
127
109
83
95
9*
10

*
a

1,298

It]

415

60.0

4B.0

310
85
237
1*4

510
85
235
1*5

.
-2

20.3

5

14.3
3.9
10.9
6.7
3.5
2.6
3.8
2.7
2.3
3.7
3.0
2.1
.3
.2

75
57
62
58
50
79
(5
•5
4
5

u

2*
14

*1
-

1
11
33
68
5*
44
79
(5
«5
6

5.4

15.4
V.4
4.1
1.6
.9
.3

.3

.
-

6(7

(40

227

40.0

42.0

27*
77
1*5
109
37
31
61
57
39
14
9
8

17.
76
142
108
28

•1

12.7

itJ.L!

*
"

(
:
I>
2

•
"

3
1'
9
25
59
55
39
14
9
6

*
"

f o r * WU-zT*

(121J

S.o

2.8
2.4
1.8

"

9.4
7.1
1.8
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.1
.1
.1

.
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ror.iga
lora

10O.O

.

.2
.8
.4
3.1
9.0
19.8
17.0
12.9
14.8
11.5
S.2
1.5
.6
64.6

.
-

.3
.2
1.7
5.1
10.6
8.4
7.2
12.3
10.1

I.I
•7
.6

35.4

.2
.5
,2
1.4
3.7
7.2
8.6

5.7
2.5
1.4
1.2
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-

TABLE 4Bh,—AM Bf &U iVD NATIVITY E v u t i M I Team Jiinldc** Sagr*£*t*d • - ftklfl U k *
3 « p t w b a r 18*> - U*y 184*
Ust.i

miiDjiii

TOTAL
Undor IT
17-10
20-24
25-2)
30-34
35-30
40-44
45-40
JO-54
55*59
(0-64
65-60
70-04
75 4 o-»r'
•ALT
tt~j4T IT
17-15
20-24
25-20
30-34
35-30
40-44
45-45
30-54
55-55
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 4 :<T.I
TU44L1
Ond-r 17
17-10
20-24
25-20
30-34
35-30
40-44
45-40
SO-SO
55-50
60-64
65-60
70-74
75 4 0-4T
£eurc*i

Tot-1

4gi u

I D H I I R
444T1Q4B
Bon

of O.eoMbor } 1 , 1943,

Totkl

100.0

100.0
38.3
1C.2
29.1
15.0
6.6
1.2
.6

34
15
9
1
1

10-1
5.4
14,6
7.5
3.0
6.0
9,4
T.T
3.8
10,1
4.5
2.4
•3
.3

335

UT

169

64
19
*0
21
13
20
29
26
33
34
15
6
1
1

M
U
47
2*
1L
2

-

*
"

7 I H C 1 H T
4-4-1-u
Bon

TorolgzL
Bor-

1
1

-

2
19
27
26

33

-

TortigB
Born

100,0

-

.1
1.2

-

1.2
10.1
16.0
15.5
15.6
20,3
9.0
4.6
.6
.6

106

lib

110

59.5

51.5

30
J
31
10

jfl

1
11
12
10
22
2.7
15
7
1
1

5.0
2.1
0.2
3.0
2.4
3-5
3.5
3.0
6.5
6.3
4.5
2.1
-3
.3

19.0
3.9
1T.0
6.0
4.2
1.2
.6

59

41.5

49.5

34.5

10.1
3.3
5-4
4-5
1.5
2.1
4.5
4.T
3.3
1.8

20.3
6.6
10.2
O.O
2.1

.
. 6-

a

13
13
10
22
29
15
1
1
1

t

jo
10
T
i:
L

"

1
1

-

130

81

34
U
19
15
5
T
15
16
11
6

i4
11
17
H*
4

_
-L
-1

'

T
15
16
11
6

-1
-

-1
-

f o r * MA*2f4

(122)

"

.3

'

"

65.5

.

.6
.6

-

,6
6.5
7.1
6.0
13.1
16.7
8.0
4,2
.6
.6

.6

4.2
9.5
5.5
6.5
3.6

,*
"*

TABLE ifli---AGE BY SEX XKO KATIVITTi U r a i u n frcn Kah«*r Segregated at Tula Lag*
s«ptenb*r 19+3 - May 1944
Igtjgl

SEX AMU JUS

TOTAL
Onder 17
17-19
10-24
2S-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-45
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 4 o r . r
•Silt
Uud.r 17
17-19
20-24
25-29
JO-3*
35-39
40-44
4J-49
50-54

55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 * arar
rXMAlE
S H U 17
n-19
20-24
25-29
10-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 A or*r
Sfluroti

Age u ftf h e a t e r J l , 19+3*
f i n s i c
Aaarican
Born

i < m i >
Anarloan
Born

Tertian
Bora

Total

1,430

989

441

100.0

100.0

100.0

437
120
227
135
61
66
90
61
67
67
53
35

4J2
119
224
132
23

.«

45

43.6
12.1
22.7
13.4
5.2
2.3

J

e:

30.5
8.3
16,0
9.4
4.3
4.8
6-3
4.3
4.7
4.7

1.2
.2
.7
.1
2.0
10.2
19.2
13.7
15.0
15.0
12.0
6.)
1.1
-9

Total

•

1
1

61

66

66
S3
•5
5
4

3-T

.5

-

.1
.1

"

Toraiao
Born

5

-

974

579

26J

61.1

SM

66.9

234
62
153
93
37
40
46
27
50

231
si
152
92
.13
16
2

3

16.4
4.3
10.8

2j.3
6.2
15.4
6-3

.7
.2
.2
.2

53

1

4

49
32

5

3

-1
"

1
1
1
4
24
44
27
49
52
49
32
5

2.4
.3
.3

5.8
2,6
2.8
3.2
1.9

3.3

3.5
3-7

.1
.1

3

3-4
2.2
.3
.2

-

1.6
.2

-

.9

5.4
10.0
6.1
11.1
11*1
11.1

7.*
1.1
.7

556

410

146

38.9

41.5

33.1

203
58
74
52
24
28
44
34
17
14
4
J

201
56
72
50
19
7
3

2

14.1
4.0
5.2
3.6
1.7
2.0
3.J
2.4
1.2
1.0

20.3

Bc

-1

»
"

-2
2

5

21
41
34
17
14
4

3

-1

i u r a *EA-2VH

(1231

-3
.2

-

.1

5.9
7.J

5^

1.9
.7

.3

-

,5

•5

1,1

*'jj
T*4

3*9
J*2
.1

»7

•*

TlBLt •oSj.—jbOX Wt SKX iiJD tULTXYITTi

E T U U * H *t Tula Lakt Prior to Sagragatlon »ho HaMainad u
DMtritir 19*3

Hon i

* s " • • of D o e » t » r 3 1 , 1343.

• n u n
SSI DTD M l

TOTAL
Uador IT
17-19
20-14
25-2?
30-34

3J>M

40-44
45-49
50-54

55-5)

60-04

65-6)
70-T4
T5 * oror

ma

Aaorloon
Bora

foroion
Bora

Total

6,249

3.930

2.319

521
793
450
227
10»
41

7
3
4

5

forolgo
Bora

100.0

100.0

100.0

26.4
6.4
12.)
)-3
3.6
4.3
6.5
5.9
4.6
6.)
5.3
3.)
1.3

44.b
lj.j
Z0.2
11. S
5.8
2.6
1.2
.2
.1

.3
.1
.2
.2
.5

-1

3.537

2,000

1.53)

56.6

50.9

06.J

683
241
427
235
136
134
240
1)5
150
320
296
204

07 8
234
425
231
128
H
33
6
2
I

5

22.2

.2
.1

22

14.1
3.9
6.6
3.6
2.2
2.1
3.6
2.8
2.4
5.1
4.)
3.3
1.2
.4

65-69
70-T4
75 • ooor

)3
23

f
i
}

i

3

-1

1
2
4
8
79
207
169
148
318
296
204

73

.5

a. 1
a

»

6a

Lo.s
5.9
3.3
1.4
.6
.2

a.1

»

U»)
15.0
12.1
LM
14.2
9.1
3.5
1.1

a, 2
.3
3.4
8.9
7.3
0.4
15.0
12.8
8.8
3.1
.9

2,912

1.930

)62

43.4

45.1

35.7

695
263
3)0
220
101
136
195
194
14)
99
35
22
1
4

S9J

2
1
2
1
4
69
161
193
146
96
32
20

14-3
4.5

22.0
7.2
9.4
5.0
2.5
1.2
.4

.1

llodor 17
17-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
10-44
45-49
50-54

55-59
6o-64
65-69
70-Ti
75 B o i o r
*

..))»

Aaorlaan

12
166
363
362
254
416
320
224
62
26

Oadar 1 )
D-19
20-24
25-25
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
00-64

nuns

p i i o n i

Total

'•1)9
524
T5?
455
23)
1)2
435
369
2)7
419
331
226
62
27

Sagragaaa

•t&t
JOB
219
91
49
14
1
1
1

3
2

»4

—

5-9
3.5
1.6
2.2
3-1
3.1
2.4
1.6
.6
.4
.1
.1

.
•
•

.1
.1

-

•
•

.1

.2
3.0
7.5
8.3
0.3
4.2
L.4

•9
.4
.1

L H I t b t u 0*05 partants

ftwiroot

Li at at A.H.H-.1 ftsfidMti of T ^ t Wfcp Iho B — 1 n « l P I Bagrtgaac i f t w Coojabpr 1 3 . 19*j o u t p i l a l
bjr H a . i a t i c i BMtlon, Tula W k t Captor

(l?*)

SECTION VI

NISEI IN THE ARMED FORCES
On June 17, 1942, the War Department discontinued the induction
of Japanese Americans, commonly called Nisei, into the armed forces,
end accordingly all Nisei were classified IV-C (not acceptable for
service because of ancestry)* However, at that time there were several
thousand citizens of Japanese descent from Hawaii and the mainland who
were already in the Army.
It soon became apparent that there was a need for citizens of
Japanese 'descent for teaching the fundamentals of the Japanese language
to officers of Military Intelligence, and in other capacities as translators and interpreters. The policy adopted in June 1942 was modified
in the late fall of the same year, and about 160 Nisei volunteers were
recruited from the various WRA centers.
With the announcement by the Secretary of War that the Army had
decided to form a special Nisei combat team, a recruitment program was
conducted in February and liarch under Army supervision at all relocation
centers resulting in 1,208 volunteers from the ten centers. The Nisei
accepted from these volunteers joined with several thousand volunteers
simultaneously recruited from the Hawaiian Islands and with-several
hundred who enlisted on the mainland outside of the WRA centers to.form
the 442nd Regimental Combat Team in April 1943.
The Secretary of War announced that American citizens of Japanese
descent were again subject to involuntary induction through the Selective Service System effective January 20, 1944- It was later ruled that
Japanese Americans at the Tule Lake Segregation Center would not be
subject to Selective Service. It was not until November 18, 1944, that
Selective Service set up procedures permitting voluntary induction of
Japanese nationals.
WRA had little to do with the actual administration of the
Selective Service in the relocation centers. For the most part it was
handled according to Selective Service procedure with WRA officials
acting as liaison with local draft boards, supplying information to the
evacuees when needed, and sometimes furnishing transportation. An
attempt was made to keep as accurate records as possible on the disposition of all persons called or volunteering after January 20, 1944,
including only those called or volunteering at a WRA center or persons
returning to a center prior to reporting for physical examination or
induction. As a result, records were collected for some 6,173 persons
(125)

called or volunteering, 2,795 of whom were inducted from WRA centers,
852 were placed in Class 1-A who left the center before their final
status was determined, 1,446 were rejected, 315 were arrested for refusal to report for induction or physical examination, and the remainder
represented those who were unable to report for pre-induction physical
examinations or for induction or active duty because they had relocated
before their status was determined or because of illness, etc ' No
report was received from the local Selective Service boards on some
241 persons who were called.
Table 49 presents the number of Nisei volunteers who were accepted for service prior to the reestablishment of Selective Service on
January 20, 1944, and the number inducted from WRA centers after the
reestablishment of Selective Service. The first category is limited to
those evacuees whose final departure from a relocation center was for
the purpose of induction into the armed forces and does not include any
evacuees who entered the .services after they had relocated.
The latter
category refers to actual inductions from a 7JRA center and includes a
limited number of relocated evacuees visiting at centers who were inducted directly from the center. War Department releases indicate that
between November 1940 and December 1945, some 25,778 Japanese Americans
were inducted into the armed forces, 438 of whom were officers and
25,340 enlisted men. It has been estimated that 13,528 were from the
mainland and 12,250 from Hawaii.
Table 50 reflects in part evacuee reaction against the reestablishment of Selective Service resulting from a feeling that Japanese
Americans had been denied many of their constitutional rights and that,
if inducted, certain discriminations would still be practiced against
them. Of the 315 arrests due to Selective Service violations, 263 resulted in convictions and 28 in releases.
Table 51 presents the reported casualties suffered by Japanese
American soldiers who prior to induction had resided in a center or
whose next of kin resided in a center. Since the War Department does
not release total casualties by nationality groups, the information in
this table was collected by matching the names of individuals appearing
in War Department casualty lists against WRA records. When an individual could not positively be identified as either having resided in a
center or having next of kin who were or had been in a center, he was
omitted from the casualty data. This process was supplemented by WRA
center reports on casualties.
The publication, '•442nd Combat Team", compiled by members of the
442nd and published by the Information and Education Section of the War
Department, summarized casualties to the 442nd (which included the
famous 100th Battalion) in the summer of 1945 as followsj
(156)

Killed in action
Died of wounds
Wounded or injured
Missing in action
To t a 1

„. 569
81
3,713
67
4,430

This is not a complete report on Japanese American casualties in
the European theater inasmuch as Nisei soldiers served with many groups
other than the 442nd. Neither does it include Nisei casualties in the
Pacific theater which must have been considerable as War Department
figures indicated that there were some 3,000 Nisei serving in the
Pacific on V-J Day.
The publication, "442nd Combat Team" referred to above, lists
decorations and citations presented up to August 7, 1945, as follows:
Distinguished Unit Citation
Distinguished Service Cross
Distinguished Service Medal
Legion of Merit ....'
Silver Star
Oak Leaf Cluster to Silver Star
Soldiers Medal
Bronze Star
Oak Leaf Cluster to Bronze Star
Army Commendati on
Division Commendation •
Total

3
42
1
13
249
5
11
579
24
13
62
1,002

Since that time the Combat Team has been awarded four more Distinguished
Unit Citations, one Congressional Medal of Honor, and numerous other
citations, including Silver and Bronze Stars.

(127)

TLBLt 49,— HmZtlCuS

IHTO JLShBS FOBCE. 3T CKUTiZHi

J i f f t M t i Americana Inducted f r o * IKe C e a t e n Froa Inception to Cicala*

E o t t : I h l i report i s l i a l t a l to those TUX t e a t a r r e e l d a n t e u ( r e l o c a t e d eT&cueei T i p l t l n * a t can tare alio vara i nine tad 41r a o t l y fron e e n t e r e , and aasludaa {1} eveouaaa Inducted urlor to e v a c u a t i o n , {a) r e l o c a t e d avaouaee TOIUCtaarlag and c a l l e d
by S e l e c t i v e Sarrloa mho did. not return to a aantar for induction , and (3) ovecuoaa Toluateeriiuj and c a l l e d by S e l e c t i v e
S e r v i c e a t oaatnr* aha r a l o o a t a d prior to Induction,
( f a r Depar t w n t Helena a» i n d i c a t e that between lorember 1940 and Paean
bar 1945,
25,776 Japaaeee amarlcana vera Inducted Into the arrnad forcea—439 o f f l c a r a and 29,340 a n l l a t a d aan—vtta an
a i t l a a t a d 13.62& f r o a the aa-lnlend and 12 ,260 fron Hawaii).
CUJTBH

TOTAL

TOTAL

TOLulTntXD
MI01 1 - 3 0 - 4 4 ^

3,600

Central Utah

473

Colorado Hirer

fill

i U U L T D aJPfJen
l-aO-44/fe

806

2.790

BO

39."

116

495

487

64

404

Orwada

**t

117

»TT

Baart Mountain

380

36

347

63

37

16

174

44

133

Minidoka

694

All

378

Shiver

374

16

389

67

07

-

M i a Slver

Jareae
ttaaaannr

Tula Late

1/ Doea not include v o l u n t i e r * n o t a c c e p t e d f o r a e r v i c e ,
£ / Include* T o l u u t a w e and l e l e c t i v * Sarrloa ludoctiona ( S e l e c t i v e B e r r l s * *** r e ^ a t a U l i k e d f a r Jnpaaea*
American* or. January 26, 1 9 4 4 ) .
Sourcei

nvporta f r o * H a Oar. tare

TiXul 50. "&C-F.CT; Tl Sift VI CI TtoUTtOSS 3T OISPOSITIOB" AJm BT CJSTKai Jspaneee l u r l o a n j a t f a * Center a « u Kafuaed to Eeport for Phyeical
txaalsatloiL o r fox Indue t l e e . January 20. 1944 - loTanber 3 0 , 1945

™

KUL

J™

Se
TOTAL
Central Utah
Colorado Sirer
011a

BITOT

316

6

9

3

113

-

-

" " "

-*"
6

**"

KLB.TBH.D

ygy

jawei=

4

V

1

BSSMM&

mmt^

^ ^

363

38
.

-

B

1

6

104

-

-

-

-

-

I

31

1
-

Oranada

36

-

Heart Mountain.

M

2

-

1

86

-

-

-

1

Jerome

1

M "Lilian a r

»

*

*

Hlnidokn

40

1

4

3

-

27

-

Bbhmar
Tula Lftjte

•nrciaj

•

•

-

33

-

-

-

3

-

-

Baporte fron fJak Oantare

r.-^

—

3

»

a?

t U U 61.—HtPOKTO) CASOHTIIS HT LOCATIO:" Of 91X7 CT H I ; J i p w t n Aaerleen S o l d l e r e lho Retired in or Ihote Sort of l i e Mended In *
ISA Center, Sorenter 3 0 . 1945
Rntot B i l e report l o l i m i t e d to (1) c a o u e l t l e o reported to oantor e o m l n l e t r n t l e e porooonol no bn.rtn6 occurred to o o l d l o r nmneeri of oroouoo f e m i l l e o s end (3) oeerntltlet our n o d In RAT Deportment Releneee u d idontdflod oo hoeing ocourrod to l o l d l o r e who rnolded in or
Ubooo n t r t of ran r o t l d o d i n o IRA Center. pumbere In thle report refer to l o d l v i d a n l e oufferirut o a o u o l t l o e , 1 . 0 . , » ooldlor rounded
too or roore tirjeo to corrlod en one c o r n e l t j .

mnT™rcn

Kmi

I •! ! 1 l

767

173

560

3d

10

26

Contrel ntrh
Oolorodo Mirer

HLLE>

wmwi

IIISSIIO
15

10*

If

M

3

« J . e Mirer

77

It

80

1

orenedn

99

22

74

I

l e e r t eVjuntoin

63

11

62

leniennr

IT

3

14

Mlnldoln

123

34

91

3

MPheer

74

23

48

3

P i l e T.oi.

32

10

23

Rnloonted

137

27

107

oretrotl

for heperment C o r n e l l / Releeeet end Roporto from IRA Oontorn

[1291

2

SECTION VII
VITAL STATISTICS

Part I
Natality, Mortality and Stillbirth Statistics •
Definition of Terms
Order of birth refers to the total number of children ever born
alive to a mother, including the tabulated birth. For definition of
nativity, see Section IV. Cause of Death is classified in accordance
with the Manual of the International List of Causes of Death (Fifth
Revision), Selected causes of death are in agreement with the selection made by the Bureau of the Census in similar tabulations.

Source of Data
Natality, mortality and stillbirth data for WRA center residents
and those temporarily away from centers on short-term or seasonal, leave
were summarized from copies of birth and death certificates supplied by
each center, the originals of which are on file in the appropriate office of the state involved, and from monthly lists of live births,
stillbirths and deaths, Forms WRA-316 and -317, received from centers.
The latter include a small number of live births and deaths for which
copies of certificates were not obtained.
Natality and mortality data for the total United States for 1943
and 1944, which are presented in tables 60 to 62 for comparison with
WRA center data, were obtained from U, S, Bureau of the Census publications as specified in each table.
In 1943 the Statistics Section requested that the Census Bureau
prepare certain special tabulations of vital data for persons of Japanese descent for 1940, 1941 and 1942, Summaries compiled from these
tabulations are presented in tables 63 and 64.

Calculation and Interpretation of Rates
Birth and death rates for a particular population are used primarily for comparison with similar rates for other population groups,
or for the same group over a period of time. However, comparing birth
and death rates for WRA centers over a period of time or with rates for
the total population of the United States or selected states, is subject
(130)

to many limitations because of (1) the peculiar age and sex composition
of the population of Japanese descent originally evacuated to WRA centers, as portrayed in figure 6, Section V, (2) the rapid decrease in
the population of centers over very short periods of time, and (3) the
continually changing composition of the population as a result of selective relocation, In addition to these three basic considerations
operating toward a lack of comparability of rates, the psychological
factors involved in the evacuation from the West Coast and life in the
closed and artificial communities of the relocation centers over a
period of time undoubtedly had some effect, particularly on natality
rates. However, because of the overlapping effects of the first three
factors mentioned and because of the further complicating effect of
other wartime conditions which operated to increase the birth rate
throughout the country as a whole and probably in the centers as well,
there appear to be no adequate means of measuring the effect of this
psychological factor.
Method of Calculation
In calculating the birth and death rates an attempt was made to
adjust for the first three factors mentioned above. The use of agespecific birth and death rates eliminates to a great extent the effect
of the abnormal age distribution of the center population. A careful
selection of the base population used in computing the rates was directed toward minimizing, insofar as was possible under the abnormal situation and within the limits of available data, the effect on the rates
of the rapidly decreasing population with its continually changing composition. The base population used and the reasons for their selection
are described below.
Rates are ratios (per an established size group) of the number
of births or deaths occurring over a period of time to the size (at a
selected time) of the group for which the births or deaths are reported.
As such, rates are not noticeably affected by the population base used
provided the base is within the period of time included in the reporting
of data and the population remains relatively stable during the period.
This is the situation found in a normal population group and is true
for the United States. However, because of the rapidly decreasing center population and its changing composition during the reporting period,
the selection of a base takes on added significance in the calculation
of rates for WRA centers and will have a marked effect on the rates.
The table below, which indicates the number and percent decrease in
population of centers by six-month intervals, suggests the pronounced
effect which the selection of a population base as of one date rather
than as of another would have on the resulting birth and death rates.

7OO0U5 {»—40—

10

(131)

DATE

January 1, 1943
J u l y 1, 1943
January 1, 1944
July 1, 1944
January 1, 1945
July 1, 1945
January 1, 1946
March 20, 1946

CENTER
POPUUTION

110,240
103,282
96,576
87,383
80,878
63,857
7,303
0

PERCENT DECREASE
FROM JANUARY 1 ,
1 9 4 3 POPULATION

6.3
12.4
20.7
26.6
42.1
93.4
100.0

This extremely rapid loss of population, in d i r e c t contrast to the
r e l a t i v e l y s t a b l e population of the United States (the l a t t e r increased
but 1.2 percent from J u l y 1, 1943 to J u l y 1, 1944, while WRA center
population decreased 15.4 percent during the same period), complicated
the selection of the bases t o be used in calculating center r a t e s which
would be comparable with r a t e s for the United S t a t e s . The bases described below were selected as the b e s t , considering the abnormal s i t u ation and the a v a i l a b i l i t y of d a t a .
F i r s t of the month population was used as the base in calculating
crude b i r t h and death r a t e s on an annual b a s i s by month, thus adjusting
the population base each month; t h i s differs from the regular procedure
used by the Census Bureau of basing monthly r a t e s on midyear population.
The' crude r a t e s by year were obtained by adding 'the twelve monthly r a t e s
(not converted t o an annual b a s i s ) , thus adjusting the yearly r a t e s for
the decrease in population occurring during each month.
Live b i r t h s by age of mother were summarized semiannually (see
t a b l e 53). The age-specific b i r t h r a t e s for 1943 and 1944 were obtained
by adding semiannual r a t e s (not converted to an annual b a s i s ) computed
for the two six-month periods in each year; these semiannual r a t e s
were based on the age d i s t r i b u t i o n of the female population a t the beginning of each six-month period since i t i s believed t h a t t h i s d i s t r i bution best represents the female population t o which b i r t h s occurred
during the p e r i o d . Because of the financial s t a t u s of many center r e s i dents as a r e s u l t of the evacuation, expectant mothers and women planning to. have children tended to remain in centers where free medical
care was provided for a l l .
Age-specific death r a t e s were based on the age composition of the
midyear population of the c e n t e r s , since t h i s was the available age d i s t r i b u t i o n nearest to the concept of an "average" population, which i s
the most l o g i c a l for the computation of death r a t e s .

(132)

In all cases the population bases selected included evacuees on
short-term and seasonal leave, since births and deaths for this group
were included in the reporting. Rates are not calculated prior to 1943
since centers were receiving evacuees in large numbers until November
3, 1942, and there is no population base which represents the group to
which births and deaths occurred during 1942. Rates are not calculated
after 1944 because of the rapidity with which evacuees relocated and
the centers closed; all centers except Tule Lake were emptied of their
population in 1945, and the last evacuee left Tule Lake in March of
1946,
Interpretation of Rates
In tables 60 to 62 crude birth and death rates, stillbirth
ratios, age-specific birth rates, and age-specific death rates are presented for IRA centers and the total United States for 1943 and 1944—
the only two years for which rates were computed for centers. Although
the methods of calculation described above adjust the rates insofar as
available tabulations of vital data and population data allowed, because of the rapidly decreasing center population with its abnormal
age distribution and ever changing composition, extreme caution should
be exercised in drawing conclusions from comparisons of center rates
for 1943 and 1944 and of center rates with rates for the United States,
The crude birth and death rates are particularly subject to misinterpretation since all the effects of the unusual age distribution
remain in these rates. The very low crude death rates for centers
(5,6 and 6,7 in 1943 and 1944, as compared with 10,9 and 10,6 respectively for the United States) are to a large extent due to the lower
proportion of the evacuees in the older age groups relative to the
United States population, and may also be affected by the fact that a
selected group of several hundred persons were not evacuated but remained in hospitals and institutions on the West Coast,
Both the crude and age-specific birth and death rates are
greatly affected by the changing age-sex pattern of the population resulting from the selective composition of the relocated group of evacuees. Figure 4, Section V, compares the age-sex distribution of those
who had relocated by December 31, 1944 with that of the original group
of evacuees who entered WRA centers. While only 13 percent of the
original evacuees were females between 20 and 34 years of age, 24 percent of the evacuees who had relocated by December 31, 1944 were in
this age group. The resulting pronounced decrease in female population
at centers in the most productive child-bearing age groups (and hence
in the number of females in the base population for the rates), combined with the fact that expectant mothers in these age groups tended
to remain in the centers until their children were born (which off-set
(133)

a possible decrease in the number of births in these age groups as a
result of heavy relocation) are believed to be largely responsible for
the increase in the age-specific birth rates for centers from 19-43 to
1944.
The tendency of the old and infirm to remain in the centers,
combined with the rapid decrease in center population, at least partially explains the rise in the crude and age-specific death rates from
1943 to 1944.
Comparison of'center rates for these two years is further qualified by yet another effect of the steadily decreasing population in the
centers. Rates for 1943 refer to a very different population from that
to which the 1944 rates refer. As a result, although the changes in
the birth and death rates from 1943 to 1944 do reflect an increase in
the rate for the particular group of evacuees who resided in centers
on the dates selected frr the base population for each year, they do
not present a valid measure of the change in the birth rate for the
original group of evacuees transferred to WRA centers nor for any specific group of evacuees.

Conclusions
1. Comparisons between birth and death rates for WRA centers
and the total United States are subject to basic limitations because of
the peculiar age distribution of the evacuees in WRA centers and the
rapid decrease in the population of the centers in contrast to the
relatively stable and relatively normal age distribution of the United
States population.
2. The increase in the birth and death rates for WRA centers
from 1943 to 1944 cannot be interpreted as an increase in the birth
rate for the people evacuated from the West Coast. The rates for these
two years are accurate and consistent in terms of method' of calculation,
and rates for each year can be applied to the particular group of evacuees at the center on specified dates. But because of the rapid decrease
and the swiftly changing composition of the population at centers during
the two-year period, the rates for the two years refer to very different
population groups and cannot be interpreted as measuring a change in the
birth rate for any group of evacuees.
3. Birth and death rates in WRA centers are not representative
of rates for the total population of Japanese descent in the United
States. Since the U, S. Bureau of the Census does not publish vital
data for persons of Japanese descent in their reports on vital statistics for the United States, there may be a tendency to use WRA center
vital statistics as representative of the total population of Japanese
(134)

in the United Stai.es. Jjn this connection it is important to remember
that the centers, although originally containing the overwhelming majority of persons of Japanese descent in the United States, rapidly decreased in population (as evacuees relocated to .normal communities outside) and became abnormal and artificial communities with respect to
many of the basic factors affecting birth and death rates.
Part 2
Marriages and Divorces
The number of marriages summarized in table 65 is known- to be
incomplete. Primarily for the purpose of keeping files properly crossreferenced both at centers and in Washington, center statisticians were
directed to make a monthly report on Form WRA-31S of those marriaees
which were known to the staff. The summary is likely to be lacking in
many of those marriages which took place when a resident or residents
were temporarily away from centers on short-tern or seasonal leave. It
should also be pointed out that some of the marriages included in table
65 include one member who was not or had never been a resident of the
particular center reporting the marriage or of any other center.
Data summarized in table 66 refer to known final divorce decrees
obtained by evacuees at centers or away on temporary leave which were
reported by centers on Form WRA-319. In this instance, as with marriages, one of the parties may not have been a resident of the center
involved or of any other center. Most of the states in which the centers were located did not recognize residence of evacuees (Wyoming was
an exception) and hence divorce actions instigated by evacuees residing
in WKA centers in such states were by deposition and in many cases it
is rot known whether they were carried to a conclusion.

Part 3
Reportable Diseases
Selected reportable diseases summarized in table 67 are compiled
from monthly Public Health Reports, Form WRA-2/J2, submitted by centers.
While most of the material is taken from a section called Communicable
Diseases, additional information for such diseases as syphilis, tuberculosis, coccidioidomycosis and food poisoning ha3 been obtained from a
section on hospitalization and from the narrative section; this has not
been attempted for such diseases as pneumonia and influenza. Additional
information for typhoid fever, dysentery and cerebrospinal meningitis
has been collected from causes of death on death certificates. No information except number of cases, center, and date of report is available.
(135)

The first center reports cover the month of October 1942 for all
centers except Gila River, which series begins with November, and Colorado River, which did not submit a report until it came under the exclusive jurisdiction of WRA in July 1943• For centers other than Colorado River, the time uncovered prior to submission of the first report
ranges from no months to four. Last reports for two of the centers
leaves no time uncovered, six leave one month, one leaves two months,
and one six months (Tule Lake), Exclusive of Jerome whose last report
covers the month of closure, four of the last reports are for September
1945 (Central Utah, Heart Mountain, Minidoka and Tule Lake), and five
are for October (Colorado River, Gila River, Granada, Manzanar and
Rohwer),
Variation in which diseases were reported and in the cprapleteness of reporting is evident here as it is country-wide. The following examples are cited:
(1) All 412 syphilis cases were reported by seven centers,
(2) Of the 52 cases of gonococcus infection, 44 were reported
by Minidoka,
(3) The number of tuberculosis cases reported ranged from 153
from Colorado River to 10 from Tule Lake,
(4) Minidoka and Tule Lake did not report cases of influenza,
and of the 2,197 reported in 1943, 1,146 were from Central
Utah and 888 from Jerome,
(5) Manzanar and Minidoka did not report cases of pneumonia.
(6) Jerome reported 394 cases of conjunctivitis with only three
other centers reporting any cases (Colorado River 145,
Minidoka three, Rohwer 10 and Tule Lake six),
(7) All 109 cases of dermatophytesis reported in 1944 were from
Colorado River.
(8) The 30 cases of coccidioidomycosis were cases hospitalized
at Gila River in 1942,
(9) Heart Mountain did not report any cases of trachoma and
Colorado River reported 30.
Twp cases of typhoid fever were reported from Jerome (August and
September 1943) and Gila River (September 1942 and August 1943), and
one case from Heart Mountain (August 1945), Five cases of diphtheria
were reported from Heart Mountain, two from Gila River and one each
(136)

from Jerome and Minidoka, Twelve of the 14 malaria cases came from
Jerome with one each from Granada and Tule Lake, The five meningococus
meningitis cases were reported from Gila River, Granada, Heart Mountain,
Jerome and Tule Lake (two). Thirteen of the 19 cases of acute poliomyelitis came from Gila River, ffve from Granada and one from Colorado
River, One case of Rocky Mountain spotted fever was reported from
Minidoka and one case of actinomycosis from Manzanar, The 199 cases of
food poisoning in 19-42 were persons hospitalized at Minidoka during
September and October with the causative organism traced to the salmonella group, and the 53 cases of food poisoning at Granada in 1943 were
reported to be caused by contaminated shrimp.
See table 58 for causes of death.

(137)

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Q3HBI. AND MONTH:

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364

799

692

419

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653

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169

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16
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11
11

61!
61
61
6.7
37
66

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J y-D, •: .,-'.•. i:i r
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5eptaff)ber
October
November
December

_
-

_
-

to

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6 919

177

£19

183

173

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391
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110

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15
18
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67
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197

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694

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164
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63
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601
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1.143

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112

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tl-fltVi OP BIRTH

TOTAL BTJtTKS
First
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"tlth
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Tutsi

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Sixth
Seventh
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254

313

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56
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1

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263
117
48
46
17
4
4
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47
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57
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1
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88
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TOTAL F r t T U S

1,027

First
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397

TITLE
First
seuend
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526
209
119
64
46

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seventh
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501
188
118
71

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135
85
47
40
22
18
11
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33
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10

3
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19
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184
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118
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177
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583
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63
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9
10
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236
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61
46
71
17
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26
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4
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12
14
17
13
12
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2
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Third

541
155
146
89

157
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220
58
66
52

69
4
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14

57
2
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5

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118
82

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10
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79
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58
65
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13

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5
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6
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15

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fourth
fifth
Sixth
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ninth
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315
23*
159
105

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114

16

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Sixth
Saranth
lifhth
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firat
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Thin*
Fourth
fifth
Sixth
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Eighth
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Twelfth
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6o
3*
25
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5
3
4
I
1
2
472
151
113
31

55
30
11
11
9
7
1
2
1
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164
121
77
50
30
23
14

5
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387

156

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70
48
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17 3 1 -

TABLE 5 i d - ~ L l V E BIRTHS BY SEX «JD ORDER OF BIRTH, AGE ABU NATIVITY OF MOTHtai
I 0 T A L
B 1 S T
2D25155024
2?

-

25
2
2
1
4
4
4
3
2
1
2
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3

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15-20-2519 24 29

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180
101
34
T
2

2
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16

10
10
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979

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337
13
284
2
191
1
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2 9 2 2 9 9 5 2 l ' 1 1 -

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7

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Tint
Sacenil
Third
Fourth
rim
31ith
SsTerth
Kirtith
Hinth
Tmth
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TVnlfth
Thlrtaanth
Oonrtasnth
Firtaanth

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9
11

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6
3

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6

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SEX 'Nil
ORDER 0? BOSH
TOT XL JJIHTHd
Flrrt
litrcond
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
3aTenth
Etflhth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
TwalTth
Tnlrteenth
Fifteenth
UiXE
First
Se^nd
ThirdFourth
Fifth
Sixth
S«-n>rth
Eighth
Hinth
Tenth
Eleventh
TaoLTth
Thirteenth
Fifteenth

Total

T O T i L
1 5 - 202519
29
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965

13

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261
163
99.
51
46
20
12

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75
48
13
7
2

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18
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6
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1
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1
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476

7

142

179

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151
114
32
47
25
24
13
5
J
3
3
2
1
1

7

96

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40
66
t
26

7
11
29
IS
0
7
3
1

'4
1

-

1

-

Total
47

1
2
7
IS
12
12
16
B
2
3
1
1
1

44
1
4
A
5

1

858

13

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5
7
4
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7
4
3
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1
2
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282
236
152
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36
29
10
2
1
1
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22

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SEX ANil
ORUER OF fiiRTH
TOTAL BIRTHS
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Savonth
Eighth
Ninth
Tooth
Elovonth
TaaLfth
Thlrtaantb
Flftoeoth
VALE
Flrot
aoooud
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sloth
Savanth
Eighth
Sloth
Tonth
EloTeuth
Tualfth
Thlrtaooth
FlTtaaotb

Total

-

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TOTAL
2515- 20SO
44
19

14

114
59
16
7

74
121
81
53
12
8

13
29
43
33
27
in
6
1
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370

J/4

911

154

105
98
70
38
26
15
8
3
1
2
1
1
1
1

1/4

54
22
11
3

38
57
35
13
7
3

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2
2
3

1

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1

6
2
3
1
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36
25

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2

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2

1
7
8
6
4
7
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21
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4
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4
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9
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138
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105
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67
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60
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117
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5
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DMA Centera from I n c e p t i o n t o C l o s i n g

Hotel Refers t o s t i l l b i r t h s o c c u r r i n g t o evacuee mothers I n r e s i d e n c e «t c e n t e r s and sway from c e n t e r s on s h o r t term and s e a s o n * ! l e a n .

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12

1

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12

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25

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12

1 9 4 4

32

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1

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1

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1

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25-29

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.iTU Canters from Inception to Cloeing

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43
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Source:

U, S. Bureau of the Ceneue. Vital stttiatice of the United Stetee. 1943. Parts T and II, end Vital Statietlea—
f e c i a l Report. 3umeuu-y of Vital Statlatiea. 1944. Tables 17, 39, 41, 43 and 53 of thia raport.

IBUILS 61.—HJL4& OF LIVE BIRTHS AND DSATtS, CHUDS BIRTH AKC ^CaTU RATES PS* 1,000 POPULATION OH AH ANNUAL BASIS, EI MONTH, CRUDE STrU£IRTH
RATIOS FEB 1,000 LIVE BIRTHS: '4U Centers and Total United States, 1943 and l%i*
Hots; Birth r r b : far 1'.iited states are leased on estiiuted midyear population Including erspd forces overseas; death r*-.tea for United States
exclude deaths among the araed foraea overseas and are based on estimated midyear p^ulatlon excluding the armed fercea cverseas. Birth and
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2,151

1,459,544

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217,078
255,166
235,675
236,609
239,850
258,656
260,985
251,169
243,610
225,284
228,620

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172
185
155
193
183
203
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120,485
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120,807
115,317
111,970
108,581
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119,970
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gi-harr of Vital Statletlee. 1914.. Teniae b. 52. 5* end 56 of this report.

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eRA Centers and Total United S t s t e a , 1943 and 19*4

Motet Excludee s t i l l b i r t h s . Ratci far United S t a t e * exclude deaths aanng amed foreea overseas and are based on astimctsd aidyasr nonulatlon
exaludlne; armed forcee overseas.. Rates for WRA Centers are based on midyear population of c a n t e r s i n c l u d i n g evacuees on s h o r t - t o r n and seasonal
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1,459.544
617.4*5
642,059

576
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621,477

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119,464
67,943
50,541

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48.2
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63,264
47,863

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23,903
13,112
10,791

11
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2.6
2.8
2.3

1.8
1.9
1.7

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23,317
12,725
10,592

6
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1.0
1.3
0.7

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10,766
6,210
•,556

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1.1
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20,311
12,273
8,038

11
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10,202
6,141
4,061

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19,180
11,494
7,696

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1.3

1.1
1.2
1.0

15-24
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42,876
25,659
17,217

26
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1.4
1.9
0.9

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27,636
16,793
10,643

27
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3.4
1.8

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2.2
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27,199
15,146
12,053

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2.1

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1.0
1.6

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142,255
78,757
63,498

48
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26

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7.4
7.6

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14.1r—li

31,402
17,031
14,371

6
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3,4
2.6

1.3
1.6
0.9

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39,660
22,012
17,649

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4.6
3.5

1.6
1.2
2.0

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51,706
29,951
71,955

20
9
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5.7
6.7
4.8

3.1
2.8
3.4

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69,894
41,916
29,069

37
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9.3
9.9
6.7

6.2
6.0
6.3

45-64
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401,590
245,035
156,555

272
198
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12.3
14.9
8.4

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95,003
59,224
36,779

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14.9
9.7

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8.7
8.6

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Fmnalfl

114,040
70,201
43,939

63
49
14

17.T
21.3
13.9

9.7
10.0
8.9

60-44
Ml.
Faaale

132,622
79,530
53,092

99
94
14

26.3
31.2

a.3

18.2
19.0
14.3

65-69
IU.
ramie

154,435
88,569
65,966

75
67
9

39.2
45.5
33.0

23.9
25.4
16.2

65. 4* 0T4T
Vale
Female

668,453
351.197
317,256

181
162
20

67.8

35.8
3-.':'

90-14
Ml.
Fmal.

165,937
91,237
74.TO0

46
43
5

58.T
66.6
51.3

46.9
48.7
35.5

95 4 o v . r
1ml.
Fmtlt

365,976
181,046
184,830

2924
5

126.4
134.6
119.2

76.5

ramie

Kit r t . t . l
IU.
r « i i
§
\f
l/

Unit-'
State.

.

"J

1,609
1,129
480

Papulation ! * • • than 100; r a t e not conpirteda
Include* ages net s t a t e d .
Rate baaed en t o t a l population i n c l u d i n g ages net s t a t e d ; r a t e not a v a i l a b l e for amis and featalo.

Sourcei

fl. S, Bureau of tho Census. V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s of the United S t a t e s . 19*-,. Part I , and V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s — S p e c i a l Reports. Cieieaarr of
V i t a l a t a t i s t i o s a 19*4. Tables j y , *3 end 57 of t h i s report-

(151)

TABLE 6ja.—LIVE EIRTK3 TO PERSONS CF JAPANESE [tSCKNT HI SEX c r CHILD AND ACE AND NATIVITY. OF NCTHATl:
A r l i o u , 1940
Note.
NATIVITY
AND
ADS OF NC/ItF£ft

rtXIR-STATE
Total
dale
Birtha

TOTAL BIRTHS

1,724

)04

820

1.47)

4)
645
AOt
213
131
U

24

25
302
300
99
58
33
3

40
556
517
183
117
55
9
2

631
24
2)3
286
68
7
J

15-1)
20-2A
25-2)
30-34
35-3)
40-44
45-4)
Net s t a t e d
AUERI CAN-BORN UCTH10V

15-D
20-24
25-2)
30-34
35-3)
40-44
45-4)
Not stated

)3
1.427
47
62)
574
155
15
3
1
3

:••!!!•>-[ iN-cl: UN N0TH2FL 2)72
15-D
20-24
25-2)
30-34
35-3)
40-44
45-4)
Not atated

Source:

16
32
58
116
65

a

i»3
}06
114
73
35
6
3

746
23
116
?*fi
57
8

-

1
3

156
1
7
IS
37
65
35

5

Female

135
1

)

14
31
51
30
3

Wejon and

Tabulated by place of reaidanoat

Total
Birtha

CREluN

•AAHINCTON

OAUFCRNIA

TOTAL

California, • u H v t o i ,

Mala

Faaala

Total
Birtha

97

61

29

32

12

T

4
31
42
13
6
1

3
21
21
7
3

2
10
10
3
2
1

1
11
11
4
1
4

1
6
2
1

1

3

3

-2

1

-

-1

-

-

-

-

24
1

10
1
6
2
1

6
1
3
1
1

-3

Total
Birtha

Uala

'.'53

686

172

75

20
2)5
271
101
66
28
6
I

20
257
246
82
51
27
3

5

1
31
24
9
5
5

-

-

-

-

1

1

1.227
38
546
4)2
134
13
1
1
2

657
1)
254
256
77
8

570
19
2)2
236
57
5
1

144

61
1
30
23

83
4
2)
39

22
2

2

-

-

)
-

)2
-

46
3
18
18
4

252
2
10
25
49
104
54
8

136
1
5
15
24
56
239

116
1
5
10
25
46
26
3

28

14

3
4
6

1
1
2

)6

5

-1

5

62
66
22
11
6

5
5)
62
16
2

Female

J

)8
2

)

10
2

Nala

Faaala

5

-

1
1

1

4
1

2

-

2

1

1

-

-

-

-.

14

15

T

6

2

1

1

2

3
3
3
3
3

1
2
1
2
1

2
1
2
1
2

— -2
1-

-1

3
4
4
1

5

1FU2C4U

Total
Birtha

Feaale

Nala

S p « * * l tabulation* Tirvpared by IJ. 5 . Buraau of t h e Cuaun

TABLE 63b.--LEVE KRffiB TO FJR30N3 OF J.9.FANE3E lltiSCtCWT BY SEX CF CHILC AND jUiE AND KATIVITf OF MOTOR:
Arisen*, 1941
Mr.•• o i

C a l i f o r n i a , *aaMj3ujton, i>r»gfln and

Tabulated by pXaca of r e s i d e n c e .
4'LShTNOTON

CALIFCR1UA

ARIZONA

NATIVl TY
AND
ACE CF a52THA»

FOUR-STATE TOTAL
Tot e l
Fataala
Hale
Births

Total
Birtha

Nala

Female

Total
Birth 0

Uala

Faaala

Total
Birtha

Nala

raaala

Total
Births

TOTAL BTRTHS

1.902

96)

935

1.665

84)

816

165

85

80

58

26

32

14

I

7

66
650
733
239
140
63
7
4

35
335
36)
122

31
315
364
117
65
34

30
300
124
101
6)
23
2

26
273
317
104
61
28
4
3

5
4)
67
28
T
8
1

2
23
32
1)
4

3
26
35

3
25
21
4
3
1

2
10
12

1
15
9
4
1
1

2
3
4
2

1
2
1
2

1
1
3

-

1

-

2

4

56
573
641
205
130
51
6
3

1,622
66
635
69)
188
29
2

822
35
325
350
98
13
1

800
31
310
14)
90
16
1

1,429
56
561
616
166
26
2

730
30
192
HI

6)9
26
26)
305
81
15
1

132

15-1)
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-3)
40-44
45-*)
Not s t a t e d
iMFJRlCAN-BORN VOTiSR
15-D
20-24
25-2)
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-4)
Not s t a t e d
FLIIEICN-BORN MCTHsFt
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-4)
Hot at4ted
Source*

75
25
2

-

5

85
11
1

5

46
60
1)
2

5

3)
3

-

1

64
2
21
27
13
1

68
3
25
33
6
1

52
3
25
1)
3
1

-

1

3

-

3

2

-

2

-

-

280

145

135

236

11)

117

33

21

12

15
34
51
111
61
7
1

10
15
24
02
28
2

5
15
27
4)
33
5
1

12
25
39
104
49
6
1

8
-i

4
12
23
46
27
4
1

3
7
9
5
8
1

2
5
6
3
5

1
2
3
2

-

1

-

u9.7
22
2

S p e c i a l t a b u l a t i o n s prepared by U- 3a 9ur«ftu of the C*B*W#

.1.2,

CRSOON

"

3

2

24
2
10
11

-1

1
28
1
15
8
3

-

3

)2

Nala

Female

-

-

5

3
4

4
1
2
L

-

-

-

1
1
3

1

"

1

-

-

-

6

2

4

5

3

2

1

1
1
1
1

-2
3-

!
-1
-

2-

2
1
2
1

-

-1
-

-

TAEL", ( I t . - ' I S BIRTHS TO P-Ra.SS OR JAPifT.-I 0E3CEKT BT SB" OF CEILD MID ROB ASH HATinTT or ••OTHBRi California, llhahington, Oregon and
Hrlaona, 1MB
Botei
NtTlVlTT

T.W-STtTE T3TA1

w™-™,*

££•

TUTU. BXRTJiS

1,828

10-11
15-19
20-14
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
Hot abated

»*• ^ 965

1,631
1
56
688
6*4
183
32
4
1
2

praEIOK-KriN PGTBBR
15-19
20-24
•'5-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
Bet abated

5 S L *»

863

1,598

9
16
35
8
1
-

ISSk " ^

758

159

6

172
.
1 0
18
2 9 1
75
40
.
.

Hole:

142
.
1
50
59
18
5
.
.
.

98 74
.
.
5 5
1 2 6
4 1 5
41 34
26 14
.
.
.
.

17
.
3
4
1
2
6
1
_

7*

72
70
.
.
0
6
4
a
28
34
25
8
10
2
3
.
.
.
.
.
.
11
.
3
3
1
2
2
_

6
.
1
4
1
.

64

» *

4332084
~j*
X

•"•

p

-~"

7

2

5

1
1
3
3
2 2 1 1 1 1
23
10
13
1 0 7 3
5
3
2
-

.
5
2
.
-

.
1

.
4
1

.
-

.
.
.
-

56
1
3
a
20
8
3
-

7
5
2
.
.
.

2
-

5
4
1

8
1
3
2
2
.
.
_

34

g g .

31
25
1
3
11
10
9
11
6
2
2
1
4
3
1
1
1
.

.

_

.

5
1
2
1
1
.

.
-

1
1

.
.
.

-

.
.
.
-

.

-

1

.
.
.
.
.
-

.
.
.

-

.
.
_
.
.
.
_

TfSTTnrr BT AST. Uto FEXi Oallfornla, Isashlngtoo, Orepm and arltona, 1940

Excludes a t i l l b i r t h e .

Tabulated by place of reeldence.

I
=

Srth.

Special tabulations prapared by U. 8. Bureau of the Caaeue

TAELE at.—3RATRS OF FTRSC,'f OF WUrSl

_

83

.TTrTOBl

—

1 0 6 *
53
25
28
63
37
26
19
9 1 0
7
4
3
6
2
4
1
1
-

1,426 748 678
.
.
.
4 3 2 6
17
612 318 294
583 306 277
157
83 74
a
12 12
4
2
2
1
1
2
1
1

85
.
8

See

TaSKI PTVi

»-*•

43
26 17
623323299
601 318 283
1 8 4 9 7 8 9
99
53 46
4 * 2 8
16
1
1
2
1
1

853 776
1
35 a
352 336
350 314
97 86
16 16
2
2
1
1
1

197 112
.
.
1
4
25
16
32
16
79
44
4 6 2 8 1
1
-

Tabulated by place of reaidence.

CALIPrlPU

1
1
56
35 a
7023*0
342
689
36* 323
215 113 102
111
60 51
5 0 3 0 2 0
2
2
2
1
1

0F2I04H-30RH t o n n t
10-u,
15-19
20-24
25-29
3H->4
35-39
40-44
45-49
Hut Jilted

joureaj

I

S™
— D

e

TOTAL DE4IH3
Pader 1

1
2

3
4
5-9
10-U
15-19
20-24,
25-25
30-34
sc-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75 6 o w

a

F.UR-SMS
TOTM.
CallFCRUIJ,
""J
bale I l e a l .
!f»f.
Bale Ftaala
t h a
Deatha
737

531 206

6 4 4 2 2 2

5 4 1
4 2 2

2
3
9
11
2 9
42
2 7
1 3
33
35
3*
78
123
102
65
34
20

2
1
2
6
3
7
4
U 1 5
25
17
U 1 3
8 5
16 17
a
14
15 a
65 13
101
22
87
15
58
7
2 9 5
16
4

620
56

4
3

9*5583907011
J""
Mala Fanel.
Pectus

446 174
36

3
2

1
1

20

94

73

5

4

1
1

1
1
3
1
2
7
5
2
7
5
2
2 0 9 1 1
34
IB
16
25
1 3 1 2
8
5
3
29
15 14
31
19 12
37
14
23
60
50 10
103
86
17
84
72 12
57
51
6
33
2 8 5
IS
1 4 *

Source! Special tabulatlone prepared 67 S. 3 , Bureau of the Ceoeue

(153)

1
-

a
1

1

1
1
2
1
1
3
2
1
8
5
?
7
6
1
.
.
.
4
3
1
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
1 3 1 0 3
16
13
3
17
15
2
7
6
1
1
1
2
2
-

0BF0OB
„ c t f ? Mel. m a l e
Deaths

4B1ZOBA
S g " **» '•""1-»
^Daatha^^^^^

19

11

8

4

3

2

1

-

-

-

.
1
2
1
2
.
4
4
1
1
-

.
1

1

.
-

1
.
4
2
1
-

-

1
2
.
2
1
-

1
-

-

1
1
.
.
1
_

-

-

.
.
-

1
1
.
.
-

1

.

3
-

1
1

.

.
.

TABU 65.--WUUAGES BY CEHTXR AMD UOMTUt

MRA Centers from Inception t o Cloilng

frojjtt Refer* t o t n r r i s g o s i n v o l v i n g evacuees in reeidence at center* or twaporarily away from c e n t e r s whioh »ers reported
t o c e n t e r a d m i n i s t r a t i v e personnel*
TOTAL

CATrTRAL
UTAH

C0LORAD0

T O T A L

2,120

136

285

19 4 2

193

9

11

YEAR AND
VONTH

May
June

1

16A

223

103

166

155

153

*99

?!

IB

29

10

21

26

20

25

MINIDOKA

HOBaTBl

-

-

1

18

-

-

29

10

28

20

-4

-8

-2
6-

1-

-5

2-

20
1

-

n

5

5

7

10
2

15

3
5

-5

2

954

83

167

i??

69

93

51

MI

46

95

35

45
10
14
4

a
1

£
10

11

16
7<
U

8
11
5

69

7

80
106

3
9

July-Decarabar
July
Aupuet
September
October
November
December

AA3
56
119

17
4
10
17

96

5

19 4 4

5TT

74

7-1

hi

January—June
January
rebruary
Karcb
April
Mar
Jura

364
56
56

July-December

211

hi

48
74

66
ic
21
U

36

at
tl

387

January-June
January
Tabruary
March
April
Hay
June

:>u

July-Decamber
July
August
September
October
Hoeamber
Daeenbar

1*3

48
51

58
27

37
33
29
?A
25
29
20
14

14 4 6

9

January-March
January
rebruary
March

j

Form V3TtA--3l8

214

UANUNAR

22

62
8?
87

Sourcer

JblKJUK

-

January-June
January
rebruary
March
April
May

1 , 4 5

HAMBT
MDIDJTAIN

11

1 9 * 3

Auguet
September
October
Mcyember
December

GRANADA

9

19!
2

July

GILA
nival

"

July-December
July
August
September
October
November
December

Juna

OT2S

5
3
1

in

16
18
18
17
16

"

7

7!
6
13
7
11
it
20

72

50

10

14

6
6
17
7
9
5

13

19
9
7

-

5

5
1
6
8
7
8

3'
2
1

6
5

2
7

6

1

3
3

8

7
6

48
12
12
6

10
7

3

30
4

T
4

3
3

5-

TLTJJ IwUQt

2t
1
2
1
4

5

9

3

10

11

87

75

59

148

48
4

49

79

10

-9

71
6

14

7
14

10•6

5
6

8

7

39
2

26

5
6
6

6
6

3
2

8

4

4

10

2

-5
54

5

7

5

12
16

4
b

16

8

30
5
7
6
3

77
11
?2
24

2

9
4

7

71

42

5
1
53

68

42

52

39

34

51

34

11
12

5

43
5

42
10

4

6

5
3

9

5

5
10

8

2
12

6
11

s4

36
6
11
2
3
10

25

2
2

39

16
2
3
2
2

3

9

4

2

3

23

16
6

14

18
3

-3

1

-3

':

' 28
17

t

6
7

7

9
6

T

20

6
1

2

4
1

-3

3
3

4

4

1

-

5

2

16

36

28

24

33

14
2

31

17
2
5
6

20
2

26
11

2

3

A

5
9

2
6
2

4

2
2

5

11

1

1
4

2

2

7
3

3

1

2

-

3
3

1

-

1
1

"

-

"

.
"

-

-

-

-

-

11
2

-2

T

-

8
3
11
3
2

31

1
3

-

14

5

1
2

i
3

*

25
2
4
4
2

6
7

4

3

3
2
2

7

7

1
2
2

10

-3
6
8

6

5

4

148

61
8
4

':
a
9

-4

87
14
12
12

5

5A

18
14

5

2

1

19

28

13

40

169

19
S

11
1

29

77

4

15

7

13

2

2

a4
51

3

4
1
2

3

"

9

2

3

1

-2

1

6
5

18
6

r

17

5

11
J

92

7
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NRA C a n t e r s f r e e I n c e p t i o n t o C l o s i n g

NciSi R a f s r s t o f i n a l d e c r e e s g r a n t e d t o e v a c u e e s i n r e s i d e n c e a t c e n t e r s o r t e m p o r a r i l y a r a y I r o n c e n t e r s which
were r e p o r t e d t o c e n t e r a d m i n i s t r a t i v e p e r s o n n e l .
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TABLE M . — a t t e X T t t n cTForTABi;C DISF.ASTtS E8 tSsJU

" h i C a n t e r s from I n c e p t i o n t o C l o s i n g

Note: E e p o r t e f o r most c e n t e r s cover p e r i o d October 1942 t h r o u g h n c t o b e r 1945) Colorado r i v e r ' s f i r s t r e p o r t i s f o r J u l y
1943 and J e r o m e ' s Last i s f o r the month of c l o s u r e . See t a b l e 5 f o r d a t e s of opening and c l o s i n g o f c e n t e r s .
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013
014
015
016
020-39
040-49
050-59
060-69
071
072
081
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091
092
093
200-01
345
347
430
461
480-69
711-12
800-01

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Typhoid f e v e r
dysentery
S c a r l e t fever
Thooping cough
Diphtheric
rleailea
Herman cmaeiaa
Chickenpo*
Mumps
Tuberoulosia
OtmocoocuB i n f e c t i o n
"alaria
Syphilis
Cerebrospinal meningltia
Ervsipslaa
Acute p o l i o n y e l l t i e
Pocky " t . s u o t t e d f e v e r
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Coccluibioouyuoels
Rheumatic f e v e r
Trachoma
Conjicictlvitle
Influenaa
Streptococcus sore t h r e a t
Pneumonia
Impetigo, Soabiee
Acute food p o i s o n i n g

5
57
153
121
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913
730
1,713
529
470
52
1
412
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558
2,262
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193
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124
333
315
38
63
5
110

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fient P r i n t i n g o f f i c e , 1914.

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4

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30
2
3
26
20
199

1943

1944

1945

44
21
54
1
654
282
832
236
261
42
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200
2
2
9
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58
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107
60
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2
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11
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FCTTJ XHA-242 ( a d j u s t e d )

(155)

SECTION VIII
REQUESTS FOR REPATRIATION OR EXPATRIATION SUBMITTED TO WRA
In this section the term repatriation is used to include both
repatriation (of aliens) and expatriation (of citizens).
As a result of the possibility of exchanges of Japanese nationals
in the United States for Americans in the Orient, the collection of
signed documents indicating evacuees' desires regarding repatriation was
started by the WCCA early in 1942. At first most of the documents were
for evacuees whose names were submitted by the Japanese Government
through the State Department to, and who were queried by, the WCCA and
later the WRA. A short time later, opportunity to request exchange was
also offered to evacuees not named by the Japanese Government. In
general, most of the persons whose names were submitted to the State
Department by the Protecting Power for Japanese interests declined
interest in exchange; the bulk of all applications came from persons
who were not designated by Japan.
On November 15, 1942, the WCCA transferred to the WRA all
functions having to do with repatriation. Tney provided WRA with copies
of repatriation documents submitted to them, and these are reflected in
the five tables which follow in this section. Since the WCCA did not
obtain individual documents for persons under 18, these children are not
included until such time as they or their parents and guardians executed
a request (Form WRA-230). Under regulations established by the WCCA,
persons under 18 years of age were governed by the decision of parents
and had no independent choice. The WRA relaxed the specification that
children irrevocably be bound by the decision of their parents and offered them the opportunity of independent choice if they chose to exercise it. All evacuees were permitted to cancel requests by completing,
in private and before a creditable witness, a copy of a Cancellation
Form; they were also permitted to reapply by completing Form WRA-230.
Evacuees who completed two application forms without having executed a
cancellation were considered to have applied but once.
Effective December 28, 1944 as a result of the rescinding of mass
exclusion orders by WDC relocation center officials were directed to
accept exchange documentation only from persons whose decisions were
queried by the Washington Office of WRA. Other persons who wished to
apply for exchange or to cancel a previous application were advised to
contact the Spanish Embassy which was in charge of Japanese interests
in the continental United States (until March 1945) and the State
Department.

(156)

THSl£ 6S.-—STACCJ3ES KEO SUBMITTED REVESTS K5& aKPiTHIATIOtf OB EIPjklElAtrCiS TO HCCA OR VEA, BT CEWIH VEKflL SEQtJlSTEO AJTD D*EB

Lgtif - 101*5

l a t t t l B * r * n to *T?<*UM* f o r rtjn "•ISA r e c e i v e d t i n » 4 c m l t i o? TOTTJ 1CCA R-100 o r *RA-230 t I n d i v i d u a l Rfl-ttflit f o r -le.jptrie .Inn o r S i n ? t r i e t i o R . Bet r f r ^ u t i t r r e f e ^ « t o t o t r l r t j * - ! * * f T t r e u h r . t t c i by ^ a ^ t e r r e * l d*liti J * i » « J i c a l I a t i n n * aT t h a ' t fftqtieetsT not r * o n « t i flu not r e f e r t o u m b e r Of r e i i d e n l v a t e t c h c e n t e r y i t h a c t i v e fecjt£*t* f o r r e O a t r l a t l o 3 i t end e-f rantti, s i n c e t r a n s f e r s . Seiveen c r a t e r s , i r r t h e , and £ B I - W
o r n t d o E e r t u r e * froic centeTa a r e Oot t e f l o o t e d ,
lo-te o f r e o n e e t r e f e r s t o d a t e alftnad by eT&eueei r e q u e s t * a r e t a b u l a t e d by c e n t e r o f TrEIfBTICT on a * t ? t l f n e d , c r n e r l l e t i o c s by e n t e r v b e r e TrcueBt m - i e i n e l l y c a d e ,
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1,155

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1,363
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688
698
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2,306

3.282

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1
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17,97a

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1.051

1,028

1.021

1,080

1.017

1,014

1,013

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1.011

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1,006

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6,936
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880
221

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668
691
1,089
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8,016
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1,056
116
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1,836

13,014
884
996

14,868
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16,807

1,256
26;
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929
835
1,057
6,316

1,333
288
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1,941
1.149
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1,657
1,367
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17.626
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1,655
1.377
296
881
1.585
1,183

17,943
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1,171
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160
1,002
5,238

16,973
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1.366
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1.113
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17,792
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381
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1,016

I.705
1,393
296
271
1.514
1,175
290

17.972
921
1,699
1.392
298
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7,757

7,980

1.-99
1,384
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1.516
1,183
289
1,112
8,107

1,113
6,259

17.983
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1.700
1,399
295
S74
1.913
1,165
290
1,114
8.312

1.913
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1.113
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421

291

201

185

86

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1,091

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6.795

1,841

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5,018

1,861

3
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169
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18,965

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19,014
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15,139

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18,166
921
1,432
1.3.1
281
861

1.113
8,333

18,021
921
1,697
1.391
295
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1,912
1,156
288
1,118
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316

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1.351
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8,696

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1,667
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297
1.102

18,630

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35
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ItidiTidual r a , u a a t * for theaO cMldron worn rc^UOfltad by Vrfil 1321111 thooa roceivod are tabvLatod urtdar da.*:, f =ria wea Bi&tiad ty CMldi parent Or gikaLrdiaLQ*
2/' fasfora t o arrtwuaoa Vho aubraittod f o r a rfJiJA R-IOQ, I n d i v i d u a l toque at f o r topatrliati&rt, wlUlo rsairilng In -VCCA Aaaembly C e t e r a .
3 / to far* t o tiiiriulntiva raqiifi&ta au ,iiii t t Ltd by wni of muUi l o s t *umiLativa c a n c e l l a t i o n s : oy ODD. o f norttfc pin* c wnulativa raappi 1 c a t i o n a by and o f aonrL.li.>
4 / tofora t o aignad foquiata autmittod during month except for tboea iufcapit ted by rraiCuaoa •*+>(> had proviD-.Jsly re.-uaited aJld canceled*.
5 / r.af»rn t o t o t a l nuabar of evacuees aver i n WRA Canters una submitted requoste f o r rt OitrJ-Ltt i on or e x p e l r i a t i on *
bj Jtafera t o r e q u e s t s submitted by persona who had pravi0usly submitted a raquaat and a e n c o i l » t i o n •
i>

(Oontinutd)

z
I

tul*

Pat

1942 • 1 9 4 !

1

a

1

toques!

a

s

for topatri Dili on, vara not o u t a d t t o d ,

TABLE 6S~-SVACULX3 LHO 3U9UITTBD RKQUKSTS FCR REPATRUTIOM Ov EXPATAUTICM TO VCCA OR H U , BT CEMTSR VHKRX REylffiBTSD AND 3EGRECATT0N STATUS,
REQUEST DATED PRIOR TO JANUART 1 , 194* wut JANUARY 1 , 1944 OR LATER,
1942 - 1945
Nat** ReferB t o i v i c u m for ohoo ABA r e c e i v e d algjaW copies of Fern NCCA K-100 or *TU-230, I n d l v i d u o l Request for iiopotrtotion or Kxpotrior
t l n q i n a l e t d e e pereoss who auboequsntly eoncolsd t h e i r r e q u e s t s , Evoeu»« s who requested, o u e e l e d i ond rooppllod e r e tebuletod *• of data of
f i r s t roquaat. Segregated a t Tulo *Wl(e r e f e r s t o eveeusee trojiaforrod t o l u l e -aka CoBtor aa segrageea.
TOTAL PERSONS 3UB.ATTTIH; RE-UEoTS

r2024JEST o C S J i m o

TOTAL
•CCA Aaoerably Gentars
<RA Contarl
» t n : n , l Utah
Colorado Hlvor
G I L RiTor
Craaoda
h e a r t Aountain
Jeroee
Uanteoar
Utru.dr.ka
Robaor
Tula Bala
Source,

SEGREGATED AT 1U1K 14001
Haquaat
haquaat
Batad Prior Batad 1-1-44
or Lator
1-1-44

HOT S B M H A n D AT TULA) LUX
Hoqua.t
Request
Sated Prior Batad 1-1-44
or Lator
1-1-44

Total

haqueat
Batad Prior
1-1-44

Aequaet
Batad 1 - 1 - 4 4
or Lata,

Total

20,627

9,816

10,909

16,406

7,662

6,724

4,221

2,136

1.1T

1,176

-

741

741

-

435

135

-

19,*51
1,031
1.848
1,467
33*
95*
?.007
1,301
3H
1,131
a , 955

9,642
976
1,013
1,116
124
891
1,986
77*
169
1,054
617

10,909
55
635
351
212
65
121
505
150
177
6.338

15,665
834
600
622
136
748
1,861
715
62
1,001
8,866

6.9*1
633
>B3
779
81
7*5
1.75*
6*6
75
892
528

8,72*
1
17
23
52
3
105
69
7
109
6,336

3,766
197
1,246

1,701
143
430
317
40
1*6
130
150
94
162

2,035
54
818
329
160
62
16
436
143
68

Forma v/CCA 11-100, *TRA-230 and

Total

6*5
200
206
146
566
237
230
69

2,085

69

"

GU-IH

TABU Ta—tittiaST SCHOOL t.fiADS <XfHPl£TEl> FAR THOBS- WITH THHH EDUCATION COWLSllVD IN 19*2, Bt COUNTRY IWSC COMPUTED, - * I AND NATIYITTt
ExBL.U43.fl tHD Subcittad KequsBte for Repatriation or Expati-iation t o WCCA or « U . i 9 « - 19*5
B o t e . Excludes 7*tj4>4evacuees who subittitttid r e q u e s t s but who had not completed t h e i r education i s 1942 v Eracuaaa who #ubsd.tt#d r * q u a i i i
r e f e r t o tkoBs f o r whoa WIA racuived signed c o p i e s of form wCCA R-10Q or 11U-230, lfldi»idut»-l Raquaata f o r R a p a t r i a t i o a or KipatriatiOD|
I n c l u d e s persona xrho eubsequentlr cai.o*lsd t h e i r raquaata. i^ae M o t e t t a b l e 25)*

HIGHEST GRATE
CuVPlETEO

TOTAL
Bo grada cooplated
Elofflantarr aohool
High actaaol

13.023

TOTAL
Completed t oaplated
la
la
u . R,
Japaa

3.051
500
2,207
3*4

Untr.o-n/1

292
6,220
5,024
7*6
751

HALS

9,090

1,778

Go 11B*a

Ho g r a d e B O O t l o t a d
AloaeptBry aohaol
High oahool
ColinKllrtnoatTiA

RllALE
Ho g r a d o c o m p l e t e d
hi amemory achool
High achool

Collage
UrtLoan/L
1/

Total

133
3,79*
3,108
J06
537

280
1.249
2*9

4.9*3

1.273

1*9
2,424
1,916
2*0
214

220
758

95

9,939

IHEKICAH 60HH
Complatod Coiaplatad

Total

la
U, 9 .

ia
Japaa

Othor

Total

1,033

6,198

2,76*

3,002

*30

6,825

285

5,937

282

38
41*
2,091
2*9

4.529
1,230
178

392

244
4,613
1.356
253
359

84
126
75

751

38
1,607
3,668
*93
392

670

3,7*1

1,575

293

*,319

203

133

31
227
1,158
190

2*2

102
2,786
969
187
275

53
91
59

537

31
1,010
2,139
319
2*2

363

2,*37

1.191

137

2,506

82

2.198

147

7
597
1.529
17*
130

7

142
1,827
387
66
84

11
35
1*

1.796
352
50

5,720
2,817
402

5.*32
3.51*
1,859
257

3.307
2,204
958
145

214

hefara to o t u u i a i f o r tiioa U g h e i t grojade c o v e t e d i * act taa*ni
-'ntted Jtsitee ar Jsp*1*-"
,

SaLircei

Fonm KXk M » ,

FTJEIGI sen)
Goaplatod Uonplotod
other
la
la
Japaa
u. s.

othar

189
923
79

1,191
1,587
224

1,893
733
981
129

1,109
106
606
95

130

244

359
3.739

(15*)

377
10!

123
275
226
142

Include* those who oor/*pleted t h e i r sefawLcrlXg i a eCrWltrlas Other tlxfcB

•&A-2& end Ir-A**;!jO

63J

84

TABIN 7 1 . — i d ST 3 1 , H1TITITT AMD MARITAL STATUS, KKJDESTS DATXD PfLKR TC JA¥UUU 1 , 1944 AND JANUARY 1 , 19** CR LATUM

Evacuees The Subaatted Requests for RepatrtatiOl Or f x p a t r l o t l o o t o TCCA or WRA, 19*7 - 19*5

Btttj.1 Refers t o « v i t u M : for vheoi H I r s e e i v e * s l i m a c o p i e s e f Term rCCA R-100 or TtXA-230, Im&Tiduel Request for R e p a t r i a t i o n or e x p a t r i a t i o n * LOCludoa persona efco subsequently c a n c e l l e d t h e i r r e q u e s t s .
oho raqunatad, c a n c e l l e d , and raappUed are tabulated 4* of data of f i r s t ra ;uat'., Age and m a r i t a l s t a t u * tabulated a* of data of r e q u e s t .
I I ; F I
K1TTTITY UfU
US

I 1 I H
Uadar 10
10*14
15-19
20-24
25-39
jO-34
35-44
45-54
55-94
65 £ orfr

§

0T1L

TOTU.
T9til

20,627

9.818

Gin, la

Mm-1-1.a
1 Oth.rZl

5.299

341

613
344
661
«21
108
43
24

691
306
495
553
316
128
74
2

691
306
460

.
-

21

Iffl

3

11
1
1

FOREIGN BtRN

6,900

3,664

824

3,040

2,400

589

LtBdar 10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65 * 04«r

25
21
21
39
50
112
1,933
2,085
1,924
684

15
13
12
22
39

15

10
4
6
11
15
33
565
643

10
4

1,088
1,081
986

221

Other r e f e r s to "idoaed, divorced end separated*

enuresi

forms KCi.

R-100, JttA-26 and trftA-230

4
29
75
964
936
778
255

.
-

1.764

208
14
2
1

10
121
145
208
70

2,126
944
1,323
1.233
386
67
28

2,605

53

85

2,126
944
1.347
1.558
958
406
206
20
1
1

3,549

658

335

13

1,456

2,891

693
344
675
933
568
209
134
12
2
1

11
18

7,573

6,117

70

1,364
650
1,127
1.095
335

*2

61
113
48

333
583
364
961
963
832
311

.
26

108
268
184
553
512
630
205

2,136
952
1.336
1,242
388

4,655

-

2,263

1,068
511
726

4.319

2,136
952
1,362
1,515
971
433
1,051
1,024
915
360

1,364
650
1,150
1,486
944

1

3,876

1,068
511
731
929
558
273
545
442
756
326

6,430

696
315
481
561
398
180
591
140
150
51

B36
274

28j

316
652
335
3)5

56
14 6
143
2 OS.

3
1

-

5
12
9
10
122
110
227
70

.
-9

.
-

8
106
262
161
110
9
1
1
1,811

_
*1
2
6
23
413
503
629
204

315
466
294
10

1
J
5
1

-

268
29
T
3

.15
287
368
113
592
435
149
51

15
265
3«7
121
11
2

8348

a6

24
325
572
339
178
12
5
1

4,670

2.554
1,068
441
610

4=

51
230
209
465
382
644
277

1,068
441
631
646
413
160
506
582
169
34

4,181

3,585

596

3,392

2,532

1,062
507
722
923
551
256
138
17

1,062
507
719
873
327
62
25
9
2

-a

1,064
437
625
635
407
150

1,064
437
604
360

871
328
34
30
30
112

-

-

1,264

35

1,229

3.236

313

2.923

1,958

291

5
9
6
8

S

.
-2

10
8
15
11
13
21
845
1,004
938
359

10
8
13
9
2
2
56

.
-2

6

6
4
T
5
1
2
55
52
HO
49

22
52
523
438
150
51

5

6
6

1

-2
5
1

21
52
521
433
149
51

53

111
49

a

11
25
789
951
827
310

rouB
Singla

-

-

LITER
Total

-

-

OR

6,139

10.809

683
348
681
949
583
210
699
655
B38
215

4 4

Married
£ Other^l

2,070

2,469

Totil

1 / 1 /
M4IE
Single

65t

3.490
1,594
2,491
3,044
1.902
741
414
34
9
2

_
-

RIO U E 3 T DATED
T7741
Harried
Total
-i.3£-.
£ Other^l

1.799

3.480

13,129

23
391
609
282

B*||

3,869

5.948

Uaddr 10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
JO-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65 * 044''

1,499

4
Tot«l

lliatlOlH BOW

1»8
229
90

395
636
357
1,145
941
979
256

.7 I T 4

HUT--4S
£ Other/i

6,154

63
151

.

4-ingl.

Tot«l

Harried
Glnfill
1 Otb.r^i.

2,341
2', 119
1.933
696

853

"
1/

.
24

PRIOR

oi T E 0
UiLE

1.379
663
1,162
1,508
981
420
1,296
1.095
988
326

3.515
1,615
2,524
3,083
1,952

1.399
663
1,139
1,U3
345

4.539

s :

5

4

a
6
7
17
407
425
751
326

_
-5

50
2,4
194
113

9
3

1,667

ETUUIII

68
3

ltd
60

5
4
1
1

-

58
5
3

Jerri, j
£ other^i

2,116

.
*

21
2 52
353
155
502
581
188
3£
860

.
-

,21
215
348
14!

65

2
1

-

3
2
1

1,278

22

1.256

.
-1

.
-2

6

1
6
15
352
373
641
277

6

5

10
438
579
181
33

10
ail
770
iSb

4
4
11

33

T a U S lt.—t'z.:CT»

vF LTESIDSHCS Tt-f JAPXt BY tfQUi^TTUCt I* JfJ-*.liT $2X e-JlO nAFlrtTYi

Evacuee* Jhfl Submitted vetruee'-E f a r !ie™trlnt±«)r, o r '-jtnBtription t o » 2 M Or ^BA', 1**3 - 1*-4J

T

y o t * i RfffTre t o r»r-".ei"aea ' n r wW-. *7JL r e c " i / r t sln-nad eopins of Fsr^i 'f^IrY 1-100 o r RA-230, n d i v i d u t l Saouast for 1 a o ; l r i i t i p n o r ' • ' x o o t r l - t i o n i i n c l u d e * DoTOOOf who Bubartpio^tly c c c e e l l e d t n t l r r e v e s t * . Ler,-*fc"i
a1* rea id*n rje refer-! t o t o t a l t l o a anent i n .Tajpan i n c l u d i n g v i a i t a *.a - a l l no a c t u a l rasid.BP.ca, Education I n Japan r a f a r a t o oirabar of y^ara a t t e n d e d school i n Jaoonj number of y a o r s a t t e n d e d ochool t e l m l a t e d t o
n a n r e s t "rtiol* vnar»

Total

Pope

1-3

r™
20,027

T 0 T A L
Hovar in Jaoam
Lasa t h a n : man
4. moa hut l a a a loan 1 y r
1 Tr
"
"
" 5 yra
5 yra "
"
• 10 y r a
10 yra "
"
" 15 yon
M
15 yra "
" 2 . 0 yra
20 yra a r mora
uhBcdoaa
JCTRICAS 8CRK

:-•

Ntvar i n Japan
LOBB than S i n
6 mae out l a a a t h a n 1 y r
1 IT
*
" 5 JT«
5 yum *
"
- 10 y r e
10 yrB "
"
" 1 5 yr>
IS y r i "
"
" 2 0 yr«
20 yra o r morn
Ttaktuaaa

rosojiGH pond
Novnr i n
Loao than
a oofl but
1 yr
"
S yra •
10 yr* "
I S yra "
2X1 yra a r
UnXnoma

Japan/?
5 moo
l a a a tliyn
"
"
•
"
"
"
"
*
morn

1 yr
S STB
10 y r n
IS yrn
20 y r a

7,951'
497
41B
762
1,034
1,S6S
3,472
3,807
715

TOTAL
4-6
yrt

7-9

A K

(MB

1-3
yra

A *
:
A'L 0
4-6
yra

0

Total

4,257

9,841

(35

2,610

7,453
497

.
!/»
144

.
32

412

538
109

65
21

174

215
1c

2.(4
3

J1S
617
1,244
19

13,727

9,453

222

642

7,946
tSl
403
706
590
1,696
1,042
131
342

7,946
481

.
1/6-

6,900

388

so
'7

147

4TB
90

147

33

9
4
5

17

•92

7
16
15
56
44
253
2,430
3,676
373

47

7
16

15
74
1=
17
40

713
7

7!

_
Pc,
130
167
41
1?

y:i

1.506

3,009

12,086

5,018

316

4,025
262

1/7-

916
1,687
1,177
18

(68
1,058
912
15

13
644

4,029
282
204
407
652
1,406
2,431
2,122
555

46
ST
10

itt

1

1,742

1,350

.315

7,730

4,828

126.

.
1-

4,025

1/2-

'•-,
313
7

4,025
271
155
380
633
1,193
695
71
264

349

4,355

190

19 2

4
11
6
27
15

4
11
6
2;
6
11
35
7,4

.
-7

-3

.
-3

10
143

JUh

1

1

103
359
637
6

*
4 4 4Sl4
!S0

46

1,968

2,545

241

3

14

.
1433
442
589

1,337

-5

m
1/1-

102
1,297
1,131
10

6
4.49

"1

1
2
1

.
*5
13
331

1,736
2,051
291

241
56
35

271
146
244

50
74
11
1
6

115
35
15
34

85
??

5
3
3

"

39

T

A VI
Total

Wont

1-3
yra

529

8,539

4,823

217

1/14

.n
1-

441
704

71

537
11

t
6

10
509

3,924
215
210
26,1
53
15
11
123
6

.
1/4-

901
1,254
694
13

9,924
215
214
355
352
563
1,041
1,685
160

t

344

1,278

149
712

367
64]

•
347

I

62
30
6
13

too

M i l
4-4

10'yra
Oak-noon
o r more

vrp

7-9
yra

1,104

1,278

999

1 47

-a

•
53
«7
E
24«

1.'.«

499

1 4 0-

.
1/19

1=5
1.04
16
A

227
22;
30

2

«
6791

251

S.99T

4,625

96

.
1-

616
776
26
4

437
356
24
5

716

-

3,921
210
205
326
357
493
347
60
78

3,921
210
201
734
«0
9
6
1
3

.
L A-

196
179
28
U
3

•
1/14-

1,110

1,731

577

276

2,542

19E

121

858

514

4Bo

5-

3
5
9
29
25
70
694
1,625
82

3
5
1
27
13
6

-6

-t

-2

.
1/1-

17
329
465
1

1
131
344
2

Since t h e s c h o o l y m r La Irjae t h a n t w e l v e w o t h * r i t l l o o a e i b i e t o e r o p l e t s a eobool y e a r without epondlnr t h e r o l l y e a r I n J a p a n .
R e f e r s t o poreo.th b o r a in fa r e i g n Countries: o t h e r then J s j w i who h a r e never bear i n J a p a n .

9

.
33?•
509
6

10
263

J

127

3

62
24

3

1
2

*

3

12
95
2

.
*
-3

i/?c
'27
354
'74
4

217

S41

1
2
1

138

4 23
453
5

137
162
237

«
344

.
57

2'

f e m e »K3A R-100, lfU-26 jwa MUHE3Q

4

1,70?

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JO-

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2

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yra

-

702

::

13 y r a
tlntnomi
or 4iwrfl

667

313

6
145
576
1,225

I

N
7-9

1/34-

j

13
'3

110

2,687

5

_
-2

0

4 4 4-

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•>
13

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s

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Dr a r *

4t
KKTTVTTT ALB

T?oTnE,,^E It] JAPAH

76154
58
13
9
I

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42
217

58E
6

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id

SECTION IX

ARMY. ENLISTMENT AND IE AVE CLEARANCE REGISTRATION
On January 28, 1943 Secretary of War Stimson announced that the
War Department would soon create an all Nisei combat team to be composed of volunteer Japanese-Americans including many from relocation
centers. In connection with the call for volunteers, it was decided to
conduct a special registration of male Nisei, 17 years of age and over,
at all relocation centers, and to use the forms obtained as a basis for
determining eligibility of volunteers for service in the combat team,
for certifying individuals as eligible for work in defense industries,
to facilitate WRA leave clearance, and to facilitate the possible future drafting of Nisei. For this purpose the War Department, in cooperation with WRA, devised a special four page questionnaire, Statement of United States Citizen of Japanese Ancestry, DSS Form 304A.
Using as a model the questionnaire worked out by the Army, WRA
revised a form previously in use, Application for Leave Clearance, for
the leave clearance registration of all other center residents. This
form was known as WRA-126 Rev., War Relocation Authority Application
for Leave Clearance.
Although there were 28 questions on DSS Form 304A and 33 on WRA126 Rev,, the question which is summarized in this section,-the socalled loyalty question, is number 28 on both forms. Soon after registration began, a substitute question for aliens was sent to all centers. One center, Manzanar, completed its registration of aliens using
its own revision, but completely re-registered aliens using the substitution issuing from the Washington Office.
Question 28 on Form DSS 304A for male citizens 17 years of age
and over is as follows:
Will you swear unqualified allegiance to the United
States of America and faithfully defend the United States
from any or all attack by foreign or domestic forces, and
forswear any form of allegiance or obedience to the Japanese emperor, or any other foreign government, power, or
organization?
Question 28 on Form WRA-126 Rev. for female citizens 17 years of
age and over is as follows:

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Will you swear unqualified allegiance to the United
States of America and forswear any form of allegiance
or obedience to the Japanese emperor, or any other foreign government, power, or organization?
Revised Question 28 on Form WRA-126 Rev, for all aliens' 17 years
of age and over is as follows:
"Will you swear to abide by the laws of the United States
and to take no action which would in any way interfere
with the war effort of the United States?
The data presented in tables 73 and 74 are the result of tabulations requested by Washington and compiled by the centers with the exception of material concerning male citizens at Tule Lake, These data
were summarized in Washington from copies of DSS Form 304A,
Table 73 summarizes the answers to Question 28 for evacuees 17
years old and over who resided in centers during February and March of
1943 arid f°r those who became 17 years of age between March and September, Table 74 summarizes final answers to Question 28 as of September
1943» and reflects changes in answers which were submitted between the
date of registration and September,
All qualified answers have been combined inasmuch as the intent
u
seems to be the same: "No; unless
", or "Yes, if
. Qualified
answers were not submitted separately by Gila River and Tule Lake but
were included in Yes and No answers.
For limitations in the interpretation of registration results,
e,g«, differences in the manner in which registration was presented and
conducted at centers, and different situations at centers prior to registration, see WRA - The Story of Human Conservation, published by the
U, S, Government Printing Office,

700OUS O — 4tt

—12

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TABLE 7 ^ —CRIOINAL i W T « R l T I C * V&W&Z Lis t>33 FC«* JOHA AKD TCHJ eflU-Ub Hi-I. BY **X, CIHeC-r^If AKA* CiMLfti
I? f e u r j of *«# end liver, 1943

Re„ide«ta of -«A C,nitre

lipte* iisfori to «ri.jiaBj. r « p l i u t o . u a e l i o n 28 for aj.1 < n c u t « i IT y e w a of age KtA war »ho r e s i d e d i n <»U Contort during fobrumry end
IUrc.ii of 1H*b "hen the irmy ^nLLctaont u d HA Laev*HU*.exar,c* K e g i e t r a t i o n prcgreai one carried out u » t p*ge *'3 for etnteeioat of . u e a t i a n
26,'. Aiflu Included i n table are avacu+ee end j a r * rftgiitered batwaen a»/ch and deptesber 19*3 a» thay reached the a** o f 1 7 ,
COilWi
aEA AMD
CiTIililOiHIP

11111111
tn

•enleter

016 Ket
Reeliter

19,6*2
20,982
19.111
».IT!
15.393

3,25*
65*
731
1,260

CTTITnAL OTAPI
- e i e Ci t i l enId rale O t t l i e n
Unle A l i e n
Beanie A l i e n

6,65*
1.701
1,601
1,819
1,316

' : ' « > : " BUSS
Uele C i t i i e n
Benele C i t i i e n
Uele A l i e n
Benele A l l e n

U.6M
3.A7A
3.17A
1,19*
2.A0D

0 1 U RIVER
s i l l Citiien
Benele C i t i i e n
Stele A l l e n
Bennle A l l e n

9,609
1,58!
1,39*
2,950
1,897

.
•
.
.
•
-

CRAKAUe
Unle - i t , , - ! ,
reaele C i t i i e n
Uele Alien
Beanie A l i e n

J/5,015
l.joo
1.311,
1,119
889

1

HEART i n ' ! TA: r:
kUe Citiien
Bennle C l t i e e n
Hnle Alien
Bemele Alien

8,0*1
1,1*5
1,68*
1,3*3
1,890

3

JtFAel
Uele C i t i i e n
Beetle Citiien
Uele Allen
Beanie Allen

5,85*
1.615
1,588
1,569
1,081

6

UKZAlUK
Uele C i t i i e n
Beetle c i t i i e n
Uele Allen
Be A l e A l l e n
KHICCKA

TOTAL

Unle -i • i .-.n
Beetle
AAlA ' H•-O• -. i - .- r.
Beanie A l i e n

588

Totel
.-eglatered

A H S I 1 Ft
Yen

T C . J B 3 T
.mimed

Uneven

! .. '.
Ro

Old l e t
earner

7*,586
20,328
18,*80
10,995
16,785

65.312
15.037
15,9*9
20,256
14,272

210«3
7i5
-,.6
S01
215

6.933

626

6,616
1.915
137
263

120
226

6,*56
1.907
i,606
1,819
1,326

5,488
1,167
1,199
1,812
1,310

162

lot
262

606
632
A3
6

12,64*
3,»9*
3,29*
3,*96
2,400

1

"

5

11.8*3
2,853
3,119
3.6T8
2,388

HO
US
21

836
591
in
12
6

9,609
2,588
2.39*
2.950
1,899

8,401
1,639
2,1*2
• 2,7*8
1.89*

1/
i/

5,014
1,'iO
1.311
1,136
837

*,898
1,*T*
1,3"
1.2J0

36

883

6

8.039
2.1*5
1,68*
2,3*1
1,869

1,*81
1.760
1.561
2,312
1,3*8

U4
82
22
5

J

•
5-

5,6*8
1,615
1,588
1.56*
1,081

*<30*
1,098
1,163
1,22*

926
213
111
333
57

299

6.8*8
1,909
1.903
2,011
1,216

.
-

6,848
1,909
1,903
2,022
1,216

5,07*
918
960
1,992
1,20*

it
1

eel. Citiien
BBAAIB C i t l e e n
Seele A l i e n
Benele Alien

6.T18
l.*19
1,*59
1,159
1,683

16
16

6,692
1,393
1,*S9
2,157
1,683

6,120
1.29*
1,416
1.897
1.513

jit,
25

RCHBEft
Uele C i t i i e n
Benele C i t i i e n
Uele A l i e n
Benele A l i e n

5.813
1,598
1,618
1,807
j ,c_f.

5,613
1,598
1.612
1,807
1,016

5,312
1,326
1,276
1.776
1,000

2JB
169
100

TCLE LAXn
Uele C i t i i e n
Benele C i t i i e n
Uele A l i e n
Benele A l l e n

10,8*3
1.969
2.783
3,075
2,016

7.625
2,3*1
2.051
1.603
1,630

6,331
1,527
1,606
1,769
1,613

1/

\f
Zj

-1
-2
1

1

3,218
618
732
1,211
586

839

1

3-

U
1/
V

1

"
33

195
123

20

12

A.

y
1/

•J

27

-

16
6
5

-

212

210
ot
9

33

15
11

46
16
27
2
1

5

186

1*4

DSi Foi-u jO**A scd For JO tfRA-lIfi U S T .

.:.',:'

u

128

a

10
65
17

2

J

.
*
*

4,

•
"
.
»
"
"
u
11
•
•

138
101
32
J
2

16
6

1.238
751
*3i
1

35

2X

2
16

9

10

&
-

Hot i » « l l » b l » t Included * l t h *Tee" ecd •No* easvvre,t x c l u d t e Li p*reane. 8 wmX% c i t H e n e txA J f e b e i * o i t i i e n e . p b y e i e e l l y Ifuap&bis of raglBtarin*; but o t h a r v l n e l i g i b l e *

Source t

*"
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"
"
.
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*

152
53

3»s

i

4,

.
-

79*

1,582
997
565
29
9

4

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—
-

!•
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•
•
,"
.
•
•
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-1
3

62
52

-6

40

.
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1,206
951
252
1

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5

31
io

link neve

6

4
2

9

TJU.U. 74.--FIKALfl£CISTH.ATIOKRESULTS OK DS3 ItSUI j O U AND rCRU OTLi-126 RKV. ST 5RX, CITIZENSHIP AND CENTER;
VI T t t r i of *e« and 0»«.r, Li*}

fi««ldontC

of HFLA Coaterr

Kjtaa t-ifara t o f i n a l r a p l i a a to -juaation 20 for a l l atacuaaa 17 yt>w« of aga and orar who raaidad ID *TU C«nt«ra during P-tbr-uary and March
uf 19*3 *h*n tho Amy CnliataMnt and *HA I*saT«-Claaranca n * g l a t r a t i o n p r o g r u aaa c a r r i e d out (aae paga U? for atataaant of ^uaation 2S >
. i
f i n a l r a p l i a a r a f l a e t chnngat f r o * o r i g i n a l anaaara aubaittad Lataaan data of r a g l s t r a t i o n and S#*ata«b*r l q A3> *-lao includad i n l a b i a ar*
•vacua a • who vara ragiatarad batvaei. -h-reta and 3aptajjbor L3.43 n thay raacuad tha aga of 17 •
CENTER,
3E1 AMD
01TI2E»iHIP

TOTAL
•ale

WC Hat
Regiattr

77,957

.tite-

la mala C i t l i e n
AMI, Alter
.•-J.J-.

Eli(tnla
to
Reuleter

" l i - u

21,061
19,250
22,261
15,365

Unla t l t i i r a
female C , u t e r ,
Male U m
Female Alien

6.156
1.707
1,604
1,819
1,326

CCLCIRAM m n t Z i
Male C i t i i e n
famli, Citi.en
Hal* Allan
female Allan

12,614
3,494
3,271
3.496
2,400

CENTRAL UTAH

GILA RIVER
Mala G i l l i a n
Female. CitLron
Male Allan
Female Allan
•UiAn.nA
Mala C i t l i a n
raioa.ii: C i t l i a n
Unla Allan
i V . i l o Allan
HEART MOUNTAIN

Unla C t t l t a n
Female OlELtnfl
E u r Allan
A'annle Allan
JEROME

Mala C i t l i a n
female C i t i i e n
Male Allan
f e a n l a »iii,r.
EAHZANaH

Mala C i t i i e n

• .nun.a Citlian

Mela Allan
Female Allan

ratsau

9,7*6
2,679
2,4322,175
1,680
3/5.C15
1.560
1,311
1,231
661

3,25*
65*
732
1,260
588

_
"
"
"
a

a

1

-

a

1

"

8,042
2,145
1,68*
2,3*3
1.610

3

5,85*

6

1,615
1,568
1,569
1,062

5-

6,648
1.907
1.703
2,022
1,216

a

-2
1

1

"

6,718
1,416
1,*59
2,157
1,683

26
26

5,791
1 586
1,412
1,788
1,005

a

Mala C i t l i a n
'•mala C i t l i a n
Mala Allan
Female Allan
TULE LAKE
Mnla •-•! V.:...,.l
Female C i t l i a n
Male Allan
Female Allan

10,643
2,969
2,763
3,075
2,016

Mala C m ten
Female C i t l i a n
Main Allan
- . . . J . Allen

RCHaER

A/
£/
^/

"
"
a

3.216
628
732
1,272

586

l l l l i l

TO
0, 0 A 5 I I D I
Qualified
Mo
4na*ar

28
Old Met
Anever

Tntnl
Rtgletertd

Ian

74,703
20,407
16,518
21,001
14,777

66,018
16,435
16,661
20,495
14,427

1,041
446
375
1,9
81

5,376
i,*21
1,377
j«
237

04
11
105
26
32

6,456
1,707
1,604
1,819
1,326

5.769
1,292
1,3*6
1,815
1.316

254
67
162

•33
346
76
4
5

.
"

12,644
3,474
3,27*
3,*96
2,400

11,3*3
2,858
3,119
3,*78
2,368

110
115
22

9,746
2,659
2,432
2,775
1,830

8,823
1,961
2,212
2,773
1,877

5,01*
1,580
1,311
1,236
867

5,004
1,570
1,311
1,236
667

8,039
2,145
1,68*
2,341
1.669

7,706
1,929
1,610
2,317
1,850

60
38
'J
i
4

181
134
4

92
44
24
13
21

5,848
1,615
1,588
1,564
1,081

4,365
1,139
1,242
1,184
620

3*6
147
46
100
53

1,089
315
236

26
14
14

6,846
1.907
1,703
2,022
1,216

5.950
1,395
1.352
1.996
1,207

29
1
27
I

125

14

5..:
289
25

35

-

8

6,692
1.393
1,459
2,157
1,683

6,605
1.333
1,449
2,148
1.675

33
17

41

8

-

5,791
1,566
1,412
1,786
1,005

5,494
1.431
1.308
1,761
994

179

U3
86

1,625
2,341
2,051
1,303
1,430

6,439
1,521
1,712
1,767
1,413

-5
31/

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ii
i,"

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a

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5

,

66
18

CSS Farm jC*A and Fora WRA-lZfc Hat.

.1*5}

a

920
696
220
2

J

a

a

a

-

3

10
10

a

35
6

2H

na

35
5
1

26

V

1,130
791
323
9
7

'••'-'•"-ii-- to •-•!-• y.iiin I f-1 - J :•-•&; :" ir.nl r i p l l e i Dot B 9 I . ! . " I ] , . . ,
Hat •vfciJtti*; in-jludtd in "Yea" and "ND" mnmt*r*.
Exclude* Li pardon*, 8 ami* c i t i p « a a and 3 faaaVa - U i i s r n , p h y s i c a l l y Incapable, of r B g i a t s r l n g but othtr-Hi* • l i g l b l * .

8ottf«*l

"
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27

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V

34
14

634
501
117
12
4

27
6

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if.
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-

16
6

5

a

a

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.
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13
13

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SECTION X
SEGREGATED POPULATION AT TULE LAKE
By the fall of 1943 it had been decided to segregate certain
evacuees at Tule Lake and to move certain "free" individuals at Tule
Lake to other centers.
From the middle of September to the middle of October 1943,
6,289 non-segregees were entrained out of Tule Lake to take up residence in six of the other centers, and 8,559 persons classified as
segregees or their family members were brought to Tule Lake from the
other nine centers. In November 249 more Tule Lake residents were
moved out, and in February, March and May of 1944, 3,614 additional
segregees came to Tule Lake. In all, 18,711 evacuees were moved in
formal transfers between centers in connection with segregation
(see tables 75 and 76).
Table 77 which follows in this section summarizes transfers to
Tule Lake and residents of Tule Lake who remained as segregees by
established categories. It should be kept in mind that segregees may
have been so designated for more than one reason. Individuals are
tabulated, however, by one category only. Preference In tabulation
was given to the categories in the order presented in the tables.
Definitions of type of segregee are as follows*
1. Segregation Parolee refers to aliens paroled to Tule Lake
from Department of Justice Internment Camps who were not
free to leave the center until authorized by the Department of Justice.
2.

Leave Denial refers to persons denied leave clearance on
basis of leave clearance hearings given at centers.

3. Repatriation refers to persons who prior to segregation had
completed Form WRA-230 or WCCA Form R-100, Individual
Request for Repatriation or Expatriation, except for any
such persons falling in classifications (1) or (2).
4»

Registration refers to persons who answered Question 28 on
DSS Form 304A or Form wHA-126 Rev. non-affirmatively during
the registration program, except for any such persons
filling in classifications (1), (2) or (3).

5. Voluntary Family Member refers to persons voluntarily
segregated to Tule Lake who were members of the immediate

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family of persons in classifications (1), (2), (3) or
(4) but -who themselves did not fall in any of these
classifications.
For information concerning the age, sex and nativity composition
of the segregated group, see Section V, tables 4.8a - 48j»
The events leading up to segregation are described in the final
report, WRA - A Story of Human Conservation, published by the U. S.
Government Printing Office.

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TABLE 75.—THAXSPER OP SBSraBZES TO TULE U B BT RA CERTER OP 07UBDI AH) DATE OP ISARSPSRi Septestw 19*3 - Maj 1944
Bote; Refers to mass transfers Included in scheduled train movements to Tula Inks end excludes a small Meter of miscellaneous
transfers of indlrtduale and families on other dates. Date of transfer refers to date of departure from, PEA Tenter of criein.
In addition to these regresses. 6.2*9 criminal Tule luxe residents leejilned et Tale Lake ea aeerafeee.
„ _ „„ _ . _ _
DATS OF TnAnSFlP
TO TOIB lAPOl

TOTAL
smoaiST! - OCTOBER 1943
9-14-13
9-15-43
9-16-43
9-19-43
9-21-43
9.24.43
9-35-43
9-26-43
9-37-43
9-29-43
10- 1-43
10- 2-43
10- 3-43
10- 4-43
10-5-43
10- 6-43
10- 7-43
10- 9-43
rcBOUART - BATCH 1944

2-31-44
3-22-44
2-74-44
2-35-44
3 - 2-44
UAT 1944
5- 4-44
5- 8-44

Colorado

uuh

13,173

1,059

1,949

496
396
9
9
13

-

C S E TE »

OP
Heart
Vnuntain

Crenels

0 1 ) 1 IB
J raM

'

•""tener

13

13

lohwer

1,430

3,005

315

968

3,147

3,165

335

1,915
.
.
.
.
.
-

133

863

1,534

-

492
-

390
.
-

355
4
-

.
-

.
.
.

.
.

122

.

-

498
8
6
4
2
7
4
4
6
4
6
482
4
4

.
.
-

.

.

-

-

8
1

7

.
.
.

433

.
.
-

.

-

8

431

-

-

,
-

-

J

.
488

0

.
-

-

.

40

-

.

-

-

4
9

0
.

.

.

.

n

.

-

-

-

-

.
-

.
.
-

-

.

.

356
1,875

-

-

-

497
125

3
_

.

-

1 3 5 6 3 3

.

.
9
o

-

459
478
4
7
- 4 6 8
-

-

93

-

.
.

.
255

.

789
3

3

390

.

.
.
-

-

-

-

-

4
-

-

.

-

'iTddoka

1,439

74

3
0

OaJjj

a n r

1,355
.
.
.
.
.

-

459
4 7 8 4 7 0 468
7
4
1,665
8 0
497

" 1

RlTtr

6,559
1,446
4 3 3 493
1 3 3 486
486
433
4 8 8 4 8 8
743
5
U
431
473
472
496
4 8 8 4 6 1 4
2
7
4
4
6
4 6 8 878
2 9 0 -

5- 9-44
5-17-44
5-19-44
5-23-44
A-77-u

Sourca:

Central

71 -U

-

0

-

8

-

8

0

-

.

-

6 4
C

1
-

-

126

-

.
_
-

-

.
-

.
-

496
US
.
.
-

Pore 344-274

TABU 76.—T»A!'8PBR OP BCE-SETJlEnvES P808 TULE IAKE BI TA CENTSR OP MSTIKATIOH AID DATE OP T3UKSFFJ1: Septeaher - Reverter 1943
Rote; Refers t o ease transfers included in scheduled train movements from Tule lake and excludes e semll number of miecellxneous
irensfere of individuals and families on other dates. Dets of transfer refers to date of departure from Tule take,
DATE OP ISARSPSt
PROR lUli: U4L

TOTAL

«2A
TOTAL

C

^

«£

CEETER

I •>
2-rt.da

3ESTIRATI0W
J ^ f
Jerome

Rlnldo...

6,538

1,558

4

1,050

1,351

933

1,643

3EFTEBBSR 191;
9-13-43
9-17-43
9-18-43
9-19-43
9-30-43
9-31-43
9-23-43
9-23-43
9-34-43
9-25-43
9-B37-43
9-38-43
9-30-43

,,2»7
511
US
428
487
456
452
519
528
437
519
537
496
471

1,504

-

998
511

1,336

908

1,543

448
-

-

487
.

ROVHBER 1943
11-10-43
11-12-43
11-13-43

249
233
8
9

.

519
537

-

-

-

-

-

54
54

4
4

52
53
.
-

.
438
-

.

.
456
452

.

528

437
519
.

.

.
496

-

-

Source I Font BRA-274

(168)

471

-

15
6
.

24
24
.

9

-

100
92
t

TA3L6: 77*—W p * & sBSWKSC

OT S E X

* * n KATIVI^Y;

111 IrmMttO* Segregated a t Tula I ^ n , Esptenber l o b j - fey lglUl

HotcJ Hpferp to ( I j e r e r ^ e E i r r n s f c r r D d from o t h e r c e n t e r * to Tube Luke l a s c h e d u l e ! sef r- ,-r-1ion t r a i n movementa
( ? ) o r l r r i u n l Tule Lrke r e s i d e n t s who r*ff*lned EU. iegTBitee*; exclude* n e n a l l nuiabsr of misceLlaneoue t r a n s f e r s
flni;
Of lBd.lvic.ttaLe and f a a l l i n r .
Although p e r s o n s any u r o p e r l y f e l l In one or more of the c a t e g o r i s e unoer "Type of
Server***, tit toe t'rcr of i cgregd t ton each Ecgreyee uvn elfttelfie-ri i n t o one of the t y p e a g i v i n g p r e f e r e n c e t o t h e
c a t e g o r i e s , 1ft the o r d e r M e t e d * (So* poT* 166 f o r d e f i n i t i o n of t y p e s of s * r r * ? r « ) .

i l l a EH

at km
rift

OF -!.^y<: ••;;:•.

T 0 T A L
Segregation Parelea
Leave Dental
repatriation
Hegl 1t r e t ion
Voluntary T a m i l j femes r
Nea-Sagregit/l
Hill
Segregation Parol**
Leave Denial
BepatrLatioa
Bogletration
ToLttittnry Tasitly Mppiaar
H*orr-3egregep/l
1WALB
Segregation Parolee
Leavo Denial
Brpatri*tion
Hpgie t r e t to n
V o l u n t a r y I ami .y He«ber

••:.!.• "••-;-•*.••*•* •'!

]/

8 1 8 C 1 H T
FnretAn
Born

Total

.tr.-r',.-,-,:.
Born

foreign
Born

Total

Born

1S.U2E

12,689

5.933

100,0

100.0

1*
166
2.526
1.511
1.535
63

.7
2,8
39.2
26.0
30.5
.8

2.7
37.7
26,2
32.7
.7

23.5
25.3
1.0

6,960

3.825

58.6

55.6

66.5

3*116
2.T71*
78

0135
2.656
2.115
1.923
61

136
96
1,758
1,001
B51
37

III
15.1
.6

1.6
21.6
lt.R
15.6
•3

28.7
16.9
36.6

7.657

5.569

2.108

61.6

66.6

35.5

215
2,858
1.669
2,861
76

163
2,062
1.159
2.157
68

72
816
510
686
26

1.2
15.5
9.1

1,1
16,3
9.3

1.2
17.S
6.6

7*?B2

••.TO
5,6X3
15S

ID # 765

t,E9I
3.276
6,020

1JK

.^

15

10O.0
2.3
2.8

le.;

13
.6

:S

R e r a n t o pereojjje RE Tula Lake p r i o r t o s e g r e g a t i o n vbo remained a t Tula Lake hut von did not f a l l i n t o any of _
the n r g r e p r e r l . i B P l f l i M i u r i P : inrl.u:!e(j medical ceeei who c a u l i not be moved, member* of i n t e r n e e * ' f a m l l i e *
w a i t i n g f o r t r a n s f e r t o t h e Department of J u s t i c e f u l l y internment cearp, e t c .

Source*

Tone V B A - P ? ^ ound l l * t o r O r i g i n a l H e a l d o n t e o f Tula Lake Who femaAned ae BegTegee*. a f t e r December l j . l y h j
coiBpiJad hy E t a t i e M c e S e c t i o n * Tule Lake C e n t e r .

TlBTJ 71a. —TYPE OF Sl^HEGta Bt SKA AHU syilllTZi
frecuae*
from C e n t r a l Utah S e g r e g a t e d a t Tula Lake
September j g l t j - May ljUL
Hotel Although p a r i o n e Key p r o p e r l y f a l l In one o r more of the c a t e g o r i e s nnder "Type of S e g r a g e e " , a t t h e t i n *
of B*gret*tioo t e c h i s * rage* n s c l u e i f led i n t o one of the typee g i v i n g p r e f e r e n c e t o the C a t e g o r i e s I n t b * o r d e r
l i e t e d . {See page l'V_, for d e f i n i t i o n of t y p e s of t e g n g n a . )

TTF8 07 BB0-B»n

TOTAL
SnEreaatlon P a r o l an
' „ , , Denial
Bepptrln". Ion
EafietratLoB
VoloataTjr T m d l 7 Meaner
Kail
•eereantlnii Parol*.
Leaee Denial
lepat r 1.... 11 >n
R e a l , t r a . t l on
Toluntary 7 a r . l l j Beater
TfalaU
5eerean 11on P a r o l e ,
Lea*a Denial
Beront Tint Ion
Baale t r e t Ion
Telunlary B u l l y Htabtr

Total

T ' J l l l l
American.
Born

1.659

.1.069

390

100.0

100.0

100,0

868
269
362

61b
76 b
»01

252
3
135

59.5
17.1
23.6

67.7
?5.0
19.3

66.6
.8

876

t7b

260

60.0

59.5

61.5

526
173
ITT

363
170
103

163

36.0
U.9
12.1

36.0
L5.9

76*

9.6

61.8
.8
18.9

583

6 55

150

60.0

60. j

J8.5

362
76
165

261

89

23.5
5.2
11.3

23.7
7.1
9,7

22.1

"-

61

106
Sonrcal

foreign
Born

f o r - *HA-?7h

(1^1

Total

F I 1 D I 1 !
Aaerlnan
Bom

Toretgo
BOTH

• 6.7

TABL2 77b.—TYPE OF SraRHOiT' BY SHI AND KATXVITTt Fraciwea from Colorado Hirer Segregated at Tule Lake
October 19'>3 - March 19U
Hotei Although peraona nay properly fall in one or aore of the categorise under "Type of Segregee", at the tlwe
of segregation each jerregee WHB classified into one of the types giving preference to the Categories in the order
liatad. (See page l$6 for de fin.lt icn of type* cf segregee.)
TtTE OP SEGR0T5S

T 0 T » L
Segregation Parolee
1M1T0 Denial
Repatriation
Regiatratlon
Voluntary Family Member

Total

H l l t l
tawrlean
Born

Foreign
born

Total

U R C I I T
annrlcan
Bom

Foreign
Born

380

100.0

100.0

100.0

302
292

234

60.6

152

38.2
20.4
41.4

e.9

439

42.1

39.4

1,429

1.0*3

546
292
591

an

611

260

61.0

58.6

67.4

Segregat Lor- Parolee
Leave Denial
Repatriation
Regtatratlon
Voluntary F u l l y Menber

366
23?
268

177
237
177

189

25.6
16.6
18.8

17.0
22.V
18.9

49.0

71

FaUiLS

558

432

126

39.0

41.4

32.6

Segregation P a r o l e .
Leave Daniel
Repatriation
ReaiBtration
Volontary PaiBjly Ueaber

180
55
323

135
55

45

12.6
3.8
22.6

12.9
5.3

11.6

MILS

81

1B.4

21.0

Sourcet Form "IHA-27A

TABLK 770.—TYF3 CF SKKECEE ST FOC AKD FATIVTTY! Swsuees fron Oil* Fiver Segregeted »t Tule Lake
October 19A3 - »*v/ 194A
Wptei Although persons nay properly fall in one or more of the categories under "Type of Segregee", at the tiiea
cf segregation each serregea was classified into one of the types giving preference to the categories In the order
listed. {3«e p»g*i l6r> fur definition of typee of segregee.)
TPPS OF firrir'.i.:}.'

T 0 T 1 L
Segregation Parolee
Lenve Denial
Repatriation
Regietration
Voluntary Family Member

anil

Total

2.0O5
2
7
835
574
587

1,189

I B K J F R
Amurlcen
3orn

l,a56

Foreign
Born

toe
S68

P 5 E C S H
American
Born

"orelgn
Born

549

100.0

100.0

100.0

2
237
131
179

.1
.3
41.6
28.7
29.3

.5
41.1
30.4
28..

52.1
77.9
J.V-

321

59.3

59.6

58.4

2

.3
25.2
87.1
11.8

77.1
13.7
16.2

7
443

Total

.4

Segregation Parolee
Leave Denial
Repatriation
Regietration
Voluntary Family Member

2
4
522
too
261

4
'•'7
325
172

155
75
89

.1
.2
26.0
20.0
13.0

FBTUIB

816

588

228

40.7

40.4

41.6

SerTcgatlon Parolee
Leave Denial
Repatriation
Pegietratlon
Voluntary Fendly ibmber

3
313
174
326

3
233
HE
236

32
56
90

.1
15.6
8.7
36.3

.2
15.9
8.1
16.2

35.0
10.2
16.4

Ei-urcei

FOTEI ..HA-27A

tiro

.4

<t\pvv TTa.—T*^ OF ~rtTTf, 3T TV A"", v • ft- yrw. "vacu-ia fi*OB Oranada Segregated at Tule Tak*
Septeteber 1943 - avy 1944
Hotel Althcnogh ri^ranna may property fall in on* or nore of -the categoriee under "Type of Segregee", at the time
of segregation each negregee wu classified into on* of the types giving; preference to the categories In the order
listed, [see p&ge !**• for definition of types of eegregee.)
FIFE OF SRCRFGES

T C I U
Sagragation Parol**
Leave denial
Repatriation
Rayiatration
Voluntary f a m i l y Ifaubor

HALE

Total

XUHBSS
American
Bom

Furoifin
Bern

Total

100.0

69.6
2.7
31.7

82.1

11

70.7
1.7
26.7

16.1

66

61.0

57.4

63.7

1

.5

37

56.5
1.7
18.2

58.2

6

43.3
1.7
15.3

42.6

31.3

100.0

1

.:

79

PR

97
i
47

131

35

148

1
152

a

Foreign
Pern

100.0

67

215

I 1 1 C 5 H
Ami-lean
Born

1.5

1,5

Segragatian Parol**
Leave Denial
Kepatriatitn
Rauiatration
Voluntary Family lumber

73
33

5*
J.
27

1HHLI

Si

(3

21

37.0

59

17

16

27.4

27.1

23.9

25

so

7

11.*

13.5

7.4

Segregation Ferulae
Leave Denial
Repatriation
Rastfltratlen
Voluntary Faaolr Bearer

iFoiireei

1

a

9.0

Form THM.-P.7l*

-.:•...'. 77«,—TTTL OF ,f;EiaP.~GEE BT SEX A}JD KAtTVITT: 3vaca*oS frOM Heart MtHiiitain Segregated at Tule Lake
:*r -.fi-Vr 1943 - -faj 19415
Hotei Although persona B*y properly fall in one or mure of the categories under "type of SegTsgee", At the time
of segregation each aegrngee etas classified into one of the types giving preference to the categories In the order
listed* [See page loi for definition of types of mgregoe.)
FIX tND
TTFB OF .TFl^uiaRE

TOTAL
Segregation Parol**
Laavr Denial
Rap*trlation
Ragiati-atior.
Voluntary FaadlF Member

lets 1

!I CI U 8 E R
Amarioan
Bom

Pomign
Born

rucin
Total

American
Born

Fcrrlgn
Pom

676

310

100,0

10O.O

100.0

4
52
066
77
165

35
1,54
62
12*

4
17
234
17
38

.4
5.3
69.6
8.0
16.7

5.2
66.9
9,2
I8.7

1.3
5.5
73.5
5.5
12.3

585

762

391

194

59.2

5 7.7

62.6

Segregetlon Parol**
Leave Denial
Repatriation
F.eelatration
Voluntary Family Uembar

4
33
415
61
72

23
264
50
54

4
10
151
31
18

.4
3.3
42.0
6.2
7.3

3.4
38.6
7.4
8.0

3.3
3.2
IB.7
3.6
5.8

FfAtlLE

iCJ

282

116

40.8

42,3

37.4

Sefrmaetion Farol*a
Laav* Danial
R*patrlation
Regiatration
Voluntary FamUy "amber

19
271
IS
93

12
loci
12

7
83

2.0
27.6
1.8
9.4

3.3
18.0
1.8
10.7

2.3
26.8
1.9'
6.4

RALE

6
20

Source * Form "SiA-^L

(171)

TABLE 77f.—TTP1 CT tVWGH BT SEX A!tt> KATIVIT*! Svacueee from Jnrtm Segregated at fhle Lake
SepteMber 19A3 - "ay 19U
Kcte: Although pereoni may properly fall In on* or Mora of the cat e y r i e s under "Type of Segregee11, at the Ua»
of legrcgation each aegregee «an classified into nue of the types giving preference to the categories In the order
Hated, (Seepage 1/6 for definition of types cf negregee,)

putirt

I 1 I 1 I I
TTPE OP STCREOTE

Total

1-JIi

I i: : '

Bom

Furaign
Born

Total

American
Bom

Foreign
Born

1,486

661

1D0.0

100.0

100.0

116
1,122
117
127

47
123
433
39
17

2.2
11.1
72.4
7.4
6.9

''.8
75.5
8.0
8.7

7.1
18.1
65.5
5.7
2.7

801

4l>7

56.3

53.7

61.6

SAO
126
65

61
367
91
51

47'
66
253
32
7

2.2
6.1
39.1
5.9
3.0

1.7
37.5
6.3
7.8

7.1
1 r.O
38.7
4.8
1.4

PEDaLE

737

W,

254

43.7

46.1

38.4

Segregation Perolae
Leave Denial
Rabat r l a t l o n
Raniatratlnc
Voluntary Family rnianer

M9
715
32
83

5'

57
180
7
10

5.0
33.3
1.5
3.7

3.5
I 1 .'.'
1.7
4.7

1.5

25
73

TOTAL
Sejirogetlon Parole*
Leave Daninl
Repatriation
Regietration
Voluntary Family Uember

BALE

Segregation Parolee
Leave Denial
Repatriation
Regietratioit
Voluntary Faedly Ifaefcer

Source i

2,147
47
237
1,555
158

1,208
47
130

1.1
1.5

Fore '«RA-27J4

TABLE ?7g.—TTVE OF SEGFtFGKE m SEX. AJO KATTVTTT: Svacueta frqm llanaaiiar Segregated at Tule lake
October 19*3 - February 19U
BgSf.1 Although pereuis nay properly fall in una or more of the categories under "Type of Segregee", at the tina
of Mgregatipn each aegrcgee *•• classified into one of the types giving preference to the categoric* in the order
Hated. (See page 1*6 for definition of types of eegregee.)
SVT
TTT^T

J^E-

AND
™-?I+IJ Off*-!?-;1

TCTAI
Segregation Ferolee
Leave Oenlal
Repatriation
Registration
Voluntary Family Member

Total

It 0 11 B FJ I
anerlonn
Porn

Foreign
Born

Total

F 7 7 C E 8 T
Ameiiean
Born

Foreign
Born

2.165

1,523

642

100.0

10C.0

100.0

624
678
843

305
76
311

28.7
32.2
38.7

51.7
44.1
34.7

47.5

• 72
532

1,278

88'!

415

60.0

58.0

64.6

Segregation Parolee
Ltaee Denial
repatriation
Replatration
Voluntary Easily Member

415
448
435

127
'..70
77.

232
18
165

17.2
20.7
20.1

1.7.1
78.;
17.7

7'.:

FTJ2ALE

867

227

41.0

42.0

35.4

Segregation Parolee
Leave Denial
Repatriation
Regiaeration
Voluntary Panily leemner

279
250
418

73
8
146

7.7
11.5
lE.r

8.7
15.7
17.3

11.4
1.2
7'. J

BILE

Source* Form WtA-27*

136
242

2.8

TABLE 77h,~TTFE OF S«XWrBSB HT SEX AMD MtTTVITT: Evacuees from Minidoka Saqrogsted at Tola Laka
September ISO - t V 19M
Wgte: Although persons may properly fall in one or mora of the categories under "Type of Segregee", at the time
or "segregation each eaBregee was classified into ona of the types giving preference to the categories in the order
Hated* (See page lftfc for definition of types of segregea.)
SEX AND
TTPE OP c,E0Rr'5EE

TOTAL
Segregation Parolea
Leevn D e n i a l
Repatriation
Pmgintrstiori
Voluntary Pantile Brnbnr

wax
Segregation Parolee
Leave Denial
F-.epateiat.ian
Registration
Voluntary Family Member
IBEaU
Segregation Parolee
Leave Denial
Repatriation
Registration
Voluntary Family tmmber

Source:

xuuu
Total

335

Arc clean
Born

piacixi
Foreign
Born

Total

American
Bom

Foreign
Bom

167

168

100.0

100.0

100.0

20
230
26
51

15
91
11
IS

5
5
137
5
16

1.5
6.0
68.6
7.8
16.1

9.0
55.6
12.6
22.8

3.0
3.0
ei.5
3.0
9.5

196

5

89

UO

58.5

51.5

66.!

5
13
131
22
20

11
la
16
13

5
1
90
1
7

3.5
1.5
39.9
6.6
6.0

6.6
26.3
10,6
7.8

3.0
2.1
53.5
2.1
1.2

13?

61

58

11.5

18.5

31.5

5
?6
1
31

a?
3

1

1
17
1
9

1.5
28.9
1.2
10.1

2.1
29.'
1.6
13.0

.6
28.0
.6

2'

5.3

For" 'KA-37A

TjiBts 773,—TT7E OF SEttBKEE Bl 3ST AM TlATlVlTt: SrsciweB from Rohwer Segregated at Tula Lain
Septeeher 19A3 - Iky 194A
jTfftg: Although persona cay properly fall in one or acre of the Categories under "Type of Segregee", at the time
of segregation, each segregee «ae classified into one of the types giving preference to the categories in the order
Hated, (see page lAo for definition of typea of segngBei,)
SEX AMD
Tfng ny iyORTCrlFi

TOTAL
Segregation Ferulae
Leave Denial
Repatriation
RegiatratiDn
V o l u n t a r y Family IVMaber

KAUS

Segregation Parolee
Leave D e n i a l
Repatriation
Registration
Voluntary Family Heavier ,

n F i n
Total

1,130

ITerican
Born

989

7

Poreign
Born

Total

111

100.0

9

.5

P E P.ftt V T
American
Barn

Foreign
Born

100.0

100,0
1.6

1,023
119
251

665
136
166

358
13
63

71.6
10.1
17.5

67.2
13.8
19.0

61.2
2.9
I1.J

671

579

295

61.1

58.5

66.9

7

.5

7

1.6

625
111
126

381
101
36

211
10
31

13.7
8.0
8.9

36.5
10.3
9.5

55-3
2.3
7.7

PgltlLE

536

110

116

36.9

11.5

33.1

Segregation Parolee
Leave Denial
Repet r i a l ion
Registration
Voluntary Family Member

398
35
123

281
32
91

m

27.9
2.1
8.6

28.7
3.3
9.5

75,9
.4
6.6

SOUrCs:

3

29

Farm \WA-?7A

(173)

TAHLS 77J.—TTPE OF SF/HTTTTS Zt SET A.'1 !1ATI,rTTl! Evacuees at Tula Lake Prior to Segreratlon *fto Remained as Stgrcgeea
'--••:.- 19^3
Hole; Although persons nay properly ' a l l In one of more of the categories under "Type of Segregfl*", at the time
of segregation each eegrepeo
n t classified into one of the types giTing preference to the categories In the order
l i s t e d . (See pare l^A r cr definition of types of segrcgce.)
TYPE OF

w

flFra

TOTAL
Sagregation Parole*
L a r a Danlal
Repatriation
Regiatration
Voluntary r V o l y Member
Non-SagreFaa/L

MALE

1/

Irta)

KIIFBI1
Am.rtr.nn
BOT.

Foreign
Bom

Total

PERCENT
American
Born

Foraign
2ora

3,930

2,319

100.0

100.0

100.0

68
19*
701
2,556
2,576
152

175
422
1,279
1,965
66)

68
21
279
1,277
611
63

1.1
3,2
11.2
41.0
41.1
2.4

4.4
11.7
32.6
SO.l
2.2

2.9
.9
12.1
15.1
.-6.3
2.7

3,537

2,000

1,537

56.6

50.9

66J

68
14
192
848
376
37

3.1
1.9
6.6
24.6
21.0
1.2

2.6
6.0
17.4
23.9
l.o

36.6
16.3
1.6

6,249

68
117

Segregation Parolaa
Laaya Danlal
Repatriation
Regiatration
Voluntary Family Member
Hoiv-5*flreKee/l

1,531
1,315
78

103
2,6
683
937
41

JT5IAU

2,712

1,930

762

43.4

49.1

13.7

Segregation Parolaa
Laaya Danlal
Rapatrlatlon
Regiatratlon
Voluntary Family ewmber
Noom6mrrryee/f2

79
273
1,025
1,261
71

72
126
596
1,026
18

7
67
429
233
26

1.3
4.4
16.4
20.1

1.7
4.7
15.2
26.2

.3
'.9
18.5
10.0
1.1

tag

2.9

.6
6.3

Refers to persons st Tule Lake prior to segregation who remained at Tule Lake but who did not fall Into any of
the segregee clesBlflcntlonst Includes medical cases Mho could not be moved, mesxwrH of ititerttees' families
Malting for transfer to the Orartment of Justice fBusily internment cam, etc.

Source)

List of Original Residents of Tule Lake "tin "'ciminc-d as SCj-Tcgces After >cember 1?. 19*1? compiled by
Stet1stice lection. Tola Lake Center.

tm;

TABLE IS.—HICHiJT XHCQL CRACK CCUFLiTEO FCR TBOSE Olffl I h Q R EDLCATIOT. COUFlATED IN 19*2, BY COUNTRY WHERE COMPLETED, SKA AND KAT0ITTi
Kvacuaas Jwgragated a t Tula Lake
N o t e . Excludes fc,&4* ewacueea **-., r - f etad a t W i s *-a** eho had not completed t h a i r e d u c a t i o n i n 19*2. Etacueae aagragatad. a t Tule Lake a r a
[XJ evacuee a bi ....- i" •:.- • -red i r c n o t h e r c e n t e r s t o Tula Lake i n scheduled e e g r a g e t i o n t r a i n move^ente and ( 2 ) o r i g i n a l Tula Lake r e s i d e n t s who r e mained a s sogrageedj excludes a t o u l l nurooer of raitce 1 l a n a c u e t r a n a f e r a of i n d i v i d u a l a and f a m i l i e s t o Tula l a k e , (dee Note, t a b l a 2 $ ) .

HIOKSIST OKAO1;

T 0 T A L
Ho grano completed
E lame r.tary school
High school
College
Uneneen/31
IttUt
Ho grade completed
e l e m e n t a r y school
High school
Collegs
Untnoan./l

rescix!:
Ho grade completed
Elementary s c h o o l
high school
College
Cnsnosh/i

4/

Total

U p 578

Tim
Completed ' ompleted
in
IB
-lap en
U. 6 .

2,807

263
5,588
4,452
565
711

'77
2,039
291

7,257

1.5BB

13*
i.*5t>
2,748
389
536

264
1,120
204

1,321

1,219

119
2,136
1,764
176
176

213
519
87

7,796

Othsp

Total

975

5,716

263

33
1,5*4

9.109
2,413

1,923
785
89

402
1,931
246

2,719

670

3,467

134

215
1,045
169

766
887
92

536

27
981
1,932
261
266

305

2,249

1,150

974

129

6
, 563

176

1,424
137
119

1,429

is;
886
77

1,745

FOC-IICI -Him:
Completed C o a p l s t e d
Othar
In
Id
U. 3 .
Japan

Other

Total

418

5,862

33

385

230
4,042
1.096
167
327

293

3.790

27

7J

266

107
2,469
816
128
270

125

2,072

69

1.823

6

123
1,573
280
39
57

20
38
10

1,547
2'7
29

1,142
1,425
152

712

3,186
1.62B
185

2,797

2,579

3.356
398
385

IV 4

4,999

iUSHICfd -P0RH
Completed Completed
In
In
IV. 3 .
Japan

376
53 a
60
119

228

5,077

75
ich

3.967
988
122

557
23O

•5

327

159

3.254

377
107

45

2,420
741

93
270
1*0
123

Harare t o ovacueea far «hao h i g h e s t grade completed i a n o t known;, lncLudaa t h o a e who completed t h a i r s c h o o l i n g i n c o i i n t i i e e o t h e r t h a n
United t H a t a s or J a p a n .

"••iir-.'-i;

Forms .Jui-J f and 4RA-274

fl?F)

77

TABLE 79.—LSrWTK OF MESIDEfiCE IK JAP AM BY SKiGATICi: IN JAPAN, SIX AND NATTYITT:

I n o o M i Sefn-wt^ed a t Tula L*i#

Motor Refara t o f l ) evaoueee t r a r i f e r r e d from other cvntvra t o TAlls Lak* In sehadul*d ••gr«emtioH t r a i n ntowtmente and ( z } o r i g i n a l Tula Lata r e s i d e n t s who reantined sa aegregeear, excludes a S a a l l nuntar o f m i e e e l l a nooue t r a n s f e r s of i n d i v l d i ^ e and f a m i l i e s tn Tula Lako. Langth of r«tld«no« r e f e r s t o t o t a l time spent In Japan i n c l u d i n g v i s i t s a* w a l l a t a c t u a l r a s i d a n c a . Education i n Japan rsfara t o number of years attended
school i n Japan; number of yearn attended achool t a b u l e t e d to naaraot whole year*
!: i
BATIVITY AND
RISTIJETTSE Ti: JAPAH

TOTAL

AMTJtfCAH BORN

.Von,

1-3
if1.

18,472

8,909

476

2,362

3,826

7,253
*54
387
631
152
1,640
3,032
3,242
631

7,253
454
36!
442
65
37
49
194
13

.
I ' J121
55
22
37
234
2

.
67526
?6f
548
1,115
18

.
462
679
1,483

12,482

8,566

190

609

7,245
435
371
582
516
1,591
949
115
285

7,«5
435
i'.6
396
66
28
19
3
6

5,933

3*3

266

B
19
16
49
36
249
2,083
3,117
346

8
1"
16
46
17
9
30
191
7

•
-1

.
-2

1
13

6
124
511
1,097
13

Newar In Japan
Laaa than 6 a»a
i nco but laaa than 1 y r
1 yr
"
*
" 5 yra
5 yre *
"
" 10 yra

10 yra " •
15 yra •
*
20 yra or more
Pntaioan

"

*3015yreyra

rOREISS BORH
Newer i n Japan/2
Lena than 6 moe
fc woe but l e a e than
1 yr
"
"
"
5 yra *
"
*
10 yre "
*
*
15 yra "
•
•
20 yra or aoro
tWIcnown

7-9

1 yr
5yra
10 yre
15 yre
20 yre

.
1/5i;c
47
9
4
5

-

33

225
2

65-

320
164
37
15
5
1,753

I

10 JT» Unknown
o r ooro

Tutnl

Newer i n Japan
L*aa than 6 moe
6 men but l a a e than 1 yr
1 JT
"
"
" 5* yre
5 yra •
'
• 10 yre
10 yra *
*
" 1 5 yra
15 yra •
"
" 20 yra
20 yra or more
Unknown

r

TOTAL
4-6

1

2

I

E

5

0

C

To t i l

6'nno

1-3

585

10,765

4,502

29a

-1
1/33— 1

3,633
251
191
226
42
26
40
£4
9

2,264

_
LA-

A T I
X At 8
4-6
yra

1.366

0

7-9
yra

2,730

_
331-

13

612
010
696
13

9
567

1,638

1,223

263

6,940

4,330

ice

366

3,628
240
184
202

.
L i«

.
«
1F1

.
-•
328-

5

-

105
28
9
3

4C 3

1,000

994

.
445-

.
*
1/31

763
357
41

•-455

2

5

.
—
1-

H

-

£.9
31
IS
27
146
1

4C
154
194
347
590
11

687
1,106
592
14

1,223

9

531
48
7

258

3,628
240
185
HI
589
1,134
645
66
142

2,188

1,041

322

3,825

172

1'4

5

5

11
7
24
15
195
1,505
1,778
285

11

.
-4

.
-3

12
24
143
1

89
319
581

496
1,126
953
9

»
lA7
379
648

«

1
2
1

.
—
-4
9
309

1/

flinee

nafera t o peraona born i n foreign countriea ether than Japan who have M v e r bean i s Japan.

37
20
12
2

T

24

5

5
28
52
4

58
27
6
3
3

a

X

J

A

10 JT*
Unknots
or mora

3,633
251
192
335
604
1,329
2,150
1,844
427

2/

1,477

398

_
.
1IA5— 1

P

A «
Total

Mono

7.657

4,407
3,620
203
191
216
43
11
9
11c
4

402
525
425
10

38T

3,620
203
195
296
348
511
882
1,398
204

7*5

128

5,549

4,236
3,617
195
182
194
31
8
7
1
1
191

.
LAs--

2

r

7

_m
1-

260
26
4

398
341
26
5

123

-

3,617
195
186
271
327
457
304
49
143

1,507

692

270

2,108

-3

64
846
566
8

t h e school year la laaa -TTAVJI twalwe aunthn. I t ia p o s s i b l e t o complete a s c h o o l year withotrt •pending t h e f u l l year i n Japan.

Score a 1 Forme lriA-2£ end iiU-2T*

I

a

.•2844.
39?

5

1
2
1

-4
7
259

3
8
9
25
21
54
578
1.349
61

P E 1 ALE
44
1-3
T"

1=4

1/4
53
24

9,£

-

10
85
1

27
142
94
201
9 25
T

82

24 3

1/'
52
20
3
1
2

25
139
59
9

4

"

-

•
;

10 ITS
Unknown
or moro

7-9
yr.

1,096

-

121
1?2

3TT
402
4

415

T*t

.

I/18
210
265
271

3
435

187

.
_
••z

4.

US
l»

120
180
97
15
3

l/i.7
207
190
22
2

U 5-

140

52

-

102

753

683

1
4
1
9

2
3
35
192
516
5

1
12
2rC
387
1

*

3
5
9
22
12

3

2
109
3

at1

-

*>

LA
3
95
24?
1.

•»
-2
4»

50

SECTION XI

RENUNCIATION OF UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP
On July 1, 1944 the President signed Public Law 405 of the 78th
Congress, an amendment to the Nationality Code of the United States,
providing that a person shall lose his United States, citizenship by
"making in the United States a formal written renunciation of nationality in such form as may be prescribed by, and before such officer as
may be designated by the Attorney General, whenever the United States
shall be in a state of war and the Attorney General shall approve such
renunciation as not contrary to the interests of national defense«"
From December 22, 1944 until April 18, 1946 the Attorney General
approved the requests for renunciation of United States citizenship
made by 5,589 citizens while residing in WRA centers; 5,461 of the requests which were approved were submitted by residents at Tule Lake.
Citizens whose applications had been approved were determined to be in
an interned status by the Department of Justice and were not free to
relocate from centers until issued orders of release by the Attorney
General,
Of the total approved, 2,785 were released from interned status
and subsequently relocated, 1,657 were interned in Department of Justice
Internment Camps and may have subsequently sailed to Japan, 4 were deceased, 6 left centers prior to receipt of notification of approval of
renunciation, and 4 left centers for mental institutions.
Tables 80 to 83 summarize pertinent data concerning this group
of residents. For a discussion of the subject refer to WRA - A Story
of Human Conservation, published the the U, S, Government Printing
Office,

(177)

I l I L t SO

0 . B. 01I1UBB a

1R» tZEIJW

aflOSI AFFLICATIOa'S 10S BXST.T1CUTI0J Of DRTIBD STATJB ClIISaaBlTiT IfJTl AFTSB7SD S I fgX ITTOnriT ODIiSll
I T m i l APFBCTD Aft) OFoTTBEl DMBAitar I S M - A p r i l I M S

P/Jtfl Safari to c i t i x o i a oho i x a a u t l d and iranamlttaa bo Dapertaant of Juotloa XTltttr, f i r a a l a p p l i e a t i o a a t i t l a d JBaxanolatlon Of Paltafl. B t a t e l
BTfctiopalltT l a d axKtao Itppl Leit Aoni WBTO nrproxcd a / too Attorn*/ d a u i r a l . S a f a r i to ttaooe low Bvxamittad applloalloDA a h l l a roildlooj In ISA nant o r i : OADludAn fornir r e a l d m t a oho hod pwranntatlj dipartad f r o a oonlaro prior to a p p l j i o z .
Data npprexad. n f e r i to data inddxiduel n o t i o i B o f
ajprawal wort olfrwd op too Axttranf M u r a l .
DATS Of
BjppjpA!,

TOTAI

CBITBU,
tffAH

I 0 I A 1

5.589

4

OCDOEBJX)
Mill

7

SUA
SlVffl

*

EEASf
WXBTA1W

""»"••

S

S

i

miASAB

0

l

ranSOBA

8

9

mBTO

*

wurr
™

8,441

ISM

we
larch £2
A p r i l IT
A p r i l SB
ilaj 3
iiop i e
June IB
Jala. Sfl
Aodttot 7
A t g u t SB
S t r A a b t r 3d
Ootobor IB
lOTwAbor 16
DwewECar 12

1,!H
1.000
1.186
.
S
«
0
(
o
S
S
a
a
ESS
4
3
s
1
i
1
-

TS
-

-

w
-

.

.

.

•
-

-

-

-

SB

10

-

-

o

-

1

-

-

6

-

-

I

-

-

-

-

-

-

3
-

1.910
1.000
1,166
980
BO
3)
SO
IBS
s
d
1
l
1

ISM
Jwbroarp I d
A p r i l IT
April IS
Source:

s
S
IB

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

S
3
Id

-

-

DopartmBjit of Juotlep

TAKJi Bl

MB XI SRI AW) l U I I U STATUS: II. I . C l t l i « « In 1BA h i m « ] » • • A p p l i c a t i o n for SnoiK u t i o s
O a l U d S t a t e t a i U i a u b l p faro AppraTBd t f thw AttorMa. O u o r a l , Daceaaar IBM - A p r i l 1MB

Vast'
S B A I D Ads

At* U h i l l t K l u

of B H C t i r 3 1 , 1 M B .

TOTAI

arroLi

1 1 ) 1 1

6,589

3.068

2.0O3

98

IE-IS
30-30
26-29
30-34
36-39
40-00
06-09

744
3.209
1.618
721
303
03
11

733
1,390
BBS
161
SB

ll
323
797
669
389
03
11

11
33
33
11
11

SOU

1/

IUPJSTSD

nsAj\

3,973

3,730

1,170

H

16-19
90-30
38-29
30-31
36-99
00-04
08-09

098
1,803
1.130
80S
198
S3
11

OBB
1,003
888
138
32

139
033
378
183
43
11

11
33
11
»
11
*

PBUIJ

laBM

784

839

33

14-19
30-30
36-39
30-34
36-39

308
618
399
218
108

337
063
39
23
11

U
194
344
193
97

91
11
-

S a f a r i Bo rldnwirt. drraraad "hd •aparatad-

Scrarcii

if

Departaant of JuBtica; 1FEA ratarda {aaaad an 10 percaat a m p l e )

(1TB)

-

TABLE 83 .—Lft:OTH OF AESXISIJCX M JArAM BY EDUCATION El JAPAKI U. 5 . C i t i i e n a In WRA Centera Whoae AppUeatione f a r
Renunciation of United S t a t e e c i t i « e n a h i p bvro Approved by the Attorney General, December 1944 - A p r i l 1946
f'Qtca Residence i n Japan r e f e r s l a t o t a l time m e a t i n Japan i n c l u d i n g v i e l t e and a c t u a l r e s i d e n c e .
Japan refers t o numbar o f yaara attended eohool i n Japan.

m a n

IfocArioK

TH JAPAN

TOTAL

KM,.

TOTAL

5,58?

2,53*

1,868

1,068

73*

$80

Never in Japan
Leas than 5 yr»
0 yra but l e a s than 10 yra
10 yra but l i a s than I f yra
15 yra or Mora

Source:

Lt

to

Fducntion i n

JAPAH .

* " **"»

W

^

a?

1,794

**•

1,040

.

.

.

154

535

55

54

426

1,565

22

11

ofi?

547

887

11

-

363

493

Ehsparlment of J u g t i o o i 7RA records (based on 10 paroant aample)

-AHLK83 .--DJSPC'STTION OF U. 5 . CITlf-IKS fTWKJ -<U 0K,TJ*13 -THO&; ArrUCATIi.'H3 FOR nXNUhClATIOlC OF WlTtH S'?ATSS

crrlzpFS:*Tp JBRB APrTOvbi) it ;HE ATTOftiiar ^JCHKRAI.
Hota 1 Refers t o ttnal departure fron THA Cantare. l \ S . e i t i i a n a whose a p p l i c a t i o n * f o r renunciation had boon
RBprorad vara determined t o b« In an interned atatua by the department o f J u s t i c e ; they vara not e l i g i b l e t o r e l o c a t e
from center* - u n t i l r e l e a s e d by the Attorney General,
Released
and
RelooatedA

OprriR

TOTAL

TOTAL

5,589

2,785

1,657

4

-

4

Colorado River

72

-

71

Gila River

25

-

25

-

GrvjuuJB

-

Central Utah

Interned/2

To JapanA
-r-v^i

uvceaaed

1,133

Left center
prior
approTalA

4

6

J*
^.
*£"
*lo"/l

4

1

10

-

10

Heart fountain

1

-

1

-

'huwanor

6

-

*>

-

'.finidoVt

&

-

8

-

Rohwer

2

-

2

-

5,461

2,T*5

1,530

1,133

Tule Lake

1/

pj

3/
A/
5/

*

5

*

Refers to ranunciunt* for vhon Attorney General laauad orders of r e l e a s e from interned s t a t u s , copiee of Which
ware reentvral by 71A, Trior r a c e i n t of r e l e a s e order renunclant was e l i g i b l e t o r e l o c a t e from c e n t e r . Total e x aludea 30 renuneiantl for whom r e l e a s e orders mere r e c e i v e d ! 17 received a f t e r renunoianta l e f t c e n t e r s t o be
i n t e r n e d , If) received a f t e r renunoianta had departed t o Japan, ? r e c e i v e d for renunoianta who l e f t centers o r i o r
t,« n o t i f i c a t i o n of approval " r t.hair eon 1 ieatIOBB for renuaaiation* end 1 received a f t e r rantfnelant l o f t c e n t e r
for m-nttnl I n s t i t u t i o n ,
Refar^ t c renunoianta who l n f t centera for Oeonrtasnt. of J u s t i c e Internment lomc-a. Include* 2 e i t l t e n e who v o l u n t a r i l y dewartad to Rrystal Gity Family Internetrnt la/op t o j o i n other family members p r i o r t o approval of t h e i r
awn ligation*, for renunciation by thfl Attorney g e n e r a l .
Refers to renunoianta who l e f t ""A Gmter-a t o n a i l t o Janan: Includes 17 Who s a i l e d t o Japan p r i o r t o approval of
t h e i r n n n l i c - i fens for rnnunoia'. ion by the Attorney General*
Refera to c i t i z e n s who submitted a p p l i c a t i o n s for renunciation t o the Gsoartmnnt of j u s t i c e w h i l e r e s i d i n g i n T*lA
Genta-fa ln>i who nrr-ianrnt 1 y departed c r l o r t o n o t i f U s t i o r . of anprcvnl by t h e Attorney General.
Refer* t o i-TiTr-ciir-ta who l e f t *7UL Centera for n e n t a l i n s t i t u t i o n s .

Sourest

> - n r t - « n t of j u e t i c o t PRA records

Tuoutr. U—*fc— 13

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SECTION XII
OTHER SELECTED STATISTICS
Part 1
Individual Exclusion
During August and September of 194-2, with the mass evacuation of
persons of Japanese ancestry on the West Coast virtually completed, the
Army initiated programs under the same authority (Executive Order No.
9066) for the exclusion from designated military areas of any individual,
citizen or alien, whose presence was considered dangerous to the
national security. Such programs were announced for the eight states
of the Tfestern Defense Command on August 19 and for the 16 Atlantic
seaboard states of the Eastern Defense Command on September 10.
The
same authority was given to the Commanding Generals of the Southern and
Central Commands.
The VrRA was called upon to assume responsibility for assisting
in the relocation of the individual excludees by (1) giving advice regarding employment opportunities in unrestricted regions, (2) supplying
transportation and subsistence for a period usually not over four weeks,
if needed, and (3) giving assistance with property problems and family
adjustments. Assistance required on a continued basis was supplied by
the Social Security Board.
Contact was made witn 563 persons by WRA field offices set up Bt
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, New York, Baltimore, Boston,
Cleveland and Little Rock. Only a few persons were of Japanese descent,
and those were in the Eastern Command. Table 84 summarises, for the
254 who were excluded, the Command, the state and the date of exclusion.
The remaining contacts were made up of persons whose exclusion was only
recommended, those for whom only personal histories were obtained,
those who were interned, those whose exclusion orders were rescinded,
etc. The program was terminated after a number of excludees instituted
court action.

Part 2
Leupp Center
In late 1942 and early 1943 a need developed for a procedure
whereby persistent troublemakers might be removed from the centers and
transferred to some place where their activities would be less disrupting and could be more effectively controlled. As a result, a
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temporary isolation center for troublemakers among the American citizens
at relocation centers was established under WRA supervision on January
11, 1943, at lioab, Utah. The first group to be isolated there was a
contingent of 16 men who were suspected of being ringleaders behind a
disturbance at Manzanar in December 1942; later this contingent was
augmented by smaller groups and scattered individuals entering from
eight of the ten relocation centers. On April 27, 194-3, the isolated
population was transferred from Moab to Leupp, Arizona.
A peak population of 71 was reached in July 1943. All residents
were male citizens with the exception of four aliens subsequently
interned by the Department of Justice. The center was closed December
4, 1943, with the 52 inmates being transferred to Tule Lake.
Table 65 presents the 83 persons isolated from inception to
closing, categorized by the center from which they were transferred
and by their final destination. Because of the interim nature of the
isolation center (in operation for only 11 months), Leupp is not included as a WRA center in tables 1, 2, 3, and 4 which present the
original type of admission to and the type of final departure from the
custody of WRA.

Part 3
Institutionalized Persons
At the time of evacuation a considerable number of persons were
confined to institutions, hospitals, and rest homes, and were not,
therefore, formally evacuated. Still others were admitted to institutions from WCCA assembly centers and direct evacuation areas. Table 86
presents the source of admission and the type of disposition for the
1,942 persons coming under the jurisdiction of WRA from inception to
closing.
Prior to October 31, 1942, 177 persons had been admitted to WRA
centers from institutions and the 1,074 persons remaining in institutions as of that date were transferred by WCCA to the custody of WRA
(321 subsequently entered a WRA center and 753 remained under the
general custody of WRA). In addition, some 24 additional persons came
under the custodial or financial responsibility of WRA from sources
other than WCCA or WRA centers (20 of whom were admitted to centers and
four remained under general custody of WRA). This accounts for Jhe 518
persons entering a WRA center for the first time from an institution
and for the 757 persons who remained in institutions as carried in
tables 1 and 3.

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Throughout the life of the centers 664 persons entered institutions for the first time from a WRA center and 25 persons -who were in an
Institution at the time of evacuation and who were discharged to a WRA
center later reentered an institution. However, of these 689 persons,
124- were discharged back to a IRA center, thereby accounting for the
565 persons whose final departure from the custody of YJRA was an institution as carried in tables 2 and A* An additional three persons who
had at one time resided in a center, and had permanently departed from
the center, were admitted to an institution.
Table 87 enumerates the names and addresses of the institutions
in which institutionalized persons were residing on March 20, 194.6.
It can generally be said that WCCA transferred full responsibility for the custody of institutionalized persons remaining in institutions at the time of evacuation to the WRA, and financial responsibility
was assumed by WRA for those certified by the United States Public
Health Service. This resulted in the assumption of financial responsibility by WRA for roughly half the cases. With the lifting of the
exclusion order effective January 3, 194.5, negotiations were undertaken
to relinquish financial and. custodial responsibility of institutionalised persons. By June 30, 194.5, WRA was relieved of financial
responsibility for all such persons, including individuals entering
institutions from TRA centers after that date.

Source of Data
Data pertaining to institutionalized persons under the custody
of WRA were obtained primarily from card files maintained by the WRA
San Francisco Office and the Japanese—American Branch of the Western
Defense Command. Using these files as a base, a new file was set up in
the Washington Office disclosing, in addition to basic .identifying data,
the date and type of admission, the name, location, and type of institution, and the date, type, and destination of final departure.
This
file was checked against WCCA Form 11, the WCCA master file, and final
accountability rosters to insure inclusion of all institutionalized
persons. For additional basic identifying data the file was checked
against Form WRA-26, Individual Record, and the WRA master locator
file. Supplemental information regarding dates of admission and
departure to institutions and centers was obtained from United States
Public Health Service records, correspondence from institutions, center
hospital records, WRA travel requests and reports, and admission,
departure, and change of status advices submitted to the Washington
Office by centers and field offices.
The card file of institutionalized persons is deposited with the
National Archives.
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Part 4
Alaskans and Hawaiians
One hundred and forty-five persons were evacuated from Alaska
by WCCA in 1942 and, with few exceptions, were transferred from
Puyallup Assembly Center to the Minidoka Relocation Center,
They were
joined in 1944 by six additional family members. Forty-two Alaskans
who were released or paroled from Department of Justice Internment
Camps also entered IRA centers. For additional information and data
concerning their final disposition, refer to tables 88 and 89*
By virtue of an Army program of limited evacuation and exclusion
in Hawaii, 1,037 persons of Japanese descent entered WRA centers from
Hawaii between November 23, 1942 and March 14, 1943; 810 were inducted
into the Jerome center, 226 into Central Utah, and one ihto Minidoka,
Eight family members from Hawaii joined them in May 1943, and 73
Hawaiian excludees entered Tule Lake in November 1944 and July 1945*
In addition, 99 Hawaiians who were paroled or released from Department
of Justice Internment Camps entered centers from 1942 to 1944. For
additional information see tables 18 and 90-92,

Part 5
Family Composition
The traditional family pattern of the Japanese which tends to
stress kinship obligations beyond the elementary family group would, in
a normal community, result in a relatively high size of family on the
basis of the Bureau of the Census1 definition of a private familyj
all blood relatives and those related by marriage or adoption who share
common housekeeping arrangements.
At the time of evacuation, one of the basic principles of the
WCCA was to move each family, with its relatives and friends who expressed a desire to be evacuated with the family, to the same assembly
center and relocation center. Such "evacuation families'* were allowed
to register together and to receive the same Family Number, Also,
groups of single men who had lived or worked together were allowed to
register as one family. These situations tended to increase the number
of large families and to decrease the number of one-person families.
No data are presented here based upon these "evacuation families".
It was not feasible to set up a definition of a family unit on
the basis of common housekeeping arrangements at WRA centers—there
were no common housekeeping arrangements. Hence the Welfare Section
established certain guides in determining what.they called "basic
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family units"—-in general, units of parents and unmarried children*
The data presented in this section for Manzanar and Minidoka are based
on a study of final accountability rosters which list all residents
at these centers according to these basic units. Evidence indicates
that in these two instances at least, there was a consistent interpretation of the guides established by the Welfare Section.
The 3,908 families at Manzanar and the 3,453 at Minidoka
represent all families ever at these centers except for those in which
more than one half of the members entered as transfers from another
center. Basic family units and mean size of family refer to all
members ever in the center irrespective of the time they left the
center, and hence include births, deaths and those relocated.

Part 6

Sailings t o Japan from WRA Centers
Tables 97 t o 99 summarize s a i l i n g s of r e s i d e n t s from WRA centers
to Japan: four in 1942, 314 in 1943, 3,974 in 1945 and 432 in 1946;
of these persons 4,423 were r e s i d e n t s of Tule Lake a t the time they
l e f t for t h e port of embarkation.
Of the t o t a l 4,724 s a i l i n g , 1,949 were c i t i z e n s , 1,116 were
renunciants (former c i t i z e n s whose formal application for renunciation
of United States citizenship was approved by the Department of J u s t i c e ) ,
and 1,659 a l i e n s . Of the 318 s a i l i n g in 1942 and 1943, 119 or 37 p e r cent were c i t i z e n s under 18 and of the 4,406 s a i l i n g in 1945 and 1946,
1,724 or 39 percent were c i t i z e n s under 20. The l a t t e r group, in most
i n s t a n c e s , was comprised of children accompanying parents who were
r e p a t r i a t i n g or e x p a t r i a t i n g .
These t a b l e s do not include former r e s i d e n t s of WRA centers who
were interned and who l a t e r returned t o Japan.

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T*Ma k - » S

OF UCLllSIfH, MTaiSl. COIUUID ISSUIKi SXCtUSlCH CKMR, MIS STATE —.CA bHICB EXCLUBBU P l r u n l E.cluOod f r o a DooigMtod I r i u
by ««r C p o r t o o n t -he "or. Coot.ctod by * U , Auguot 19»2 - doptoabor 1943

TTTTAL

ILXCLUSICr.

19 * a
Au(U*t
iertaaber
tctobar
HaTac-anr
-tcenbar

174

144

17

2

1

17
42
24

19

-

2
17
12

19*3

14
21

3

33

29

21

1
2

33

12

It

ari>.

1

12

59

20

lb

2

1

l

2
5

i.e.

I-ia.

2

1

1

•

-

1

1

-

1

1

12

9

SOUTH COBMAND
Total Ton. a l a .

5

•

7
2

V
19
5

•
*
•

4
1

3

EA3TSBK COilAED
y..
*.*.
»..

7
13
7
13

b

5
2
5
3

2
1
1

11
2

5

1
1

2
4
2

21

12

b

3

1
4

1

4

-

9
4
1
3

' b

»

.

•
-

-

-

2
3

1
1

-

1

2

•

J

WU Racci-aa

TABU B5.--SCURCR OF OMOIHAL rOTIRT AND LKSTTNATXC* OF FINAL IBPARTtlRE!

Laupp Caotar Raaidaiita, January U i 19*3 -' &e«a»bnr *, 19*3

jbJJMA Located at -*oab, Utah., u s t i l April 2b, 19*3* and at Leupp, Ariinri*, u n t i l c l o s i n g *
four alienn •ubtaouaatly interned by fl«f*rtaant of J u s t i c e ,

D E S T I N A T I O N
SCIJRCE Of OITRT

TOTAL

ZBa%TmX

Utah

Colorado
Riw

Gila
Hirer

bavt
Mountain

A l l raaidenta wara nala c i t i t a n . axeopt

OF
.
-•--_»

D E P A R T U R E
UnnxaAar

Minidoka

Tula
Lata

D

5
^
, "
Juatica

1/5

•
TOTAL

A3

3

*

4

1

l

4

6

55

Central Utah

Lj

_

_

_

_

_

_

_

13

O i l * Hirer

lb

,

Granada

1

-

Kaart Mountain

2

.

Jarnva

.Mnianar
Robaar
Tula Lata

1/

La.

1

2

17

3

At.

Total

10

23

25
27

January
Fa-ruary
March
April
"AT
JWM)
July
Aiujuat
•JS pt umber

Bourca*.

Calif.

25*

TOTAL)

COBJIASS
m)T.KN
"aan. Orog.

Total

3

_

Z7

}

1

_

ZO

-

3

_

.

_

.
_

.
_

_

3

_

_

1

_
-

8

-

-

L

-

j

.

_

_

-

_
1

•

2

-

3
_

1

_

1
_
1

1
_
-

-

3

-

13

"

I
1

1

-

•
6

*

Refer* t o Tour parsona interned by Dapartoaat of J u a t i e e and one pereon taken i n t o fadaral euatody by f e d e r a l Bureau of lnraatigatlon.

aoureai

form V.RA-I7b

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3

T^kBLE BQ,—SOJRCB Op jLBOSSXQM BT DISPCSITIOM AMD TYPE C7 INSTITUTION I n i t i t o t i o m l l M d P t n o a i Under
J u r i s d i c t i o n of WTU fran Inception t o Closing
fiot.oi A l l persons of Jap&rw** descant i n i n s t i t u t i o n s on October S I , 1942, ware transferred by i r s r t i M C i v i l Control Admlniatration t o t o *
Custody of -.'u.. Type of I n s t i t u t i o n r e f e r s t o i n s t i t u t i o n from which i n d i v i d u a l was discharged or t o i n s t i t u t i o n i n which Individual was
b e l i e v e d t o have been r e s i d i n g March 2 0 , 1M6{ does not r e f l e c t t r a n s f e r s between i n s t i t u t i o n s * SfiU was r e l i e v e d o f f i n a n c i a l r e s p o n s i b i l i t y f o r persona of Japanese daecent remaining In i n s t i t u t i o n s on June 3 0 , 1B4S; t h e r e f o r e , parsons e n t e r i n g i n s t i t u t i o n s from ,fttA a f t e r t h i s
date have bean c l a s s i f i e d s e remaining i n i n s t i t u t i o n * .

I
wiwm
_ _ _ _ _ _

™«
(1>

a^ggsj

TO

1,942
845
5/642
48
155
5/1,097

i ~

i_ _ wgg) ga as BJ5M_~~~

«*«. « f
m tJ^HL
*zr J ™ » m f
" T
^
A
ic.^4, _ • _ _ * %££ b%° i ^ S ^ A v>-£-« «-«*-»» s*tw
(0

(«)

(4)

(S)
T

TOTAL
:,!:..;•:..:• ; . j
Admitted ,1k.', Cantor
Cutaido .VIA Canter
Oecaaaod
nSLAINISC

ggg rao.- rga

1,261
675
6/488
45
155
575

ITT
177
177
- 1

O

T

1,074
488
521
45
5 5
S7S

A

<«)

(7)

210
148
115
11
20
84

SO
50
50
-

(8)

(B)

(10)

7/887
147
124
4
. 19
S/520

88
22
15
9
16

(U)

(12)

L

854
525
176
52
115
Sll

24
22
20
1
1
2

478
125
HI
4
10
551

155
155

U E Jt7 A X
TOTAL
DI&rLABOlD
adtlittad Jit Center
Oulaida ..ttl Center
OKeaoed
RSoaKin

579
105
45
5
55
474

580
55
17
5
45
517

2

TOTAL
9185HA903I
Admitted ABA Cantor
i u t e i d e '.iRA Canter
Doceaaod
55UIJ1IB0

545
256
159
54
72
278

451
255
157
52
87
205

TOTAL
OISSKAriGUJ
admitted «7U Center
Out.ld* 9BU Cantor
Oaceaeed
•TT-Ar:iM3

407
572
543
3
26
125

540
169
181
5 1 1 1 5 9 1 5 2
265
159
125
3
25
2
5
29
29

TOTAL
DlSCiUSCai
Admitted i t u Cantor
Odtoldo '.HA Cantor
Deceaeed
itaADIIlI!

525
105
98
8
2
220

-

57b
2
5
2
U

549
1
1
2
5
297

8
-

4

S
517

28
2

6

-

-

9

2

-

8
1
E
20

B

ISO
-

-

4

-

-

2

2
-

-

*
2
157

1

-

-

-

5
1
1

8

20
9
5
-

147
8
8
2
5
t
S
114

4
11

52
52

TUBSSCULOUS
14
14
14
-

447
242
145
52
67
0
5

2

560
185
114
24
55
1
8
7

c t n i

67
49
29
8
12
5
8

-

2

78
6
2

6
4

1
5
71

4
2

55
87
4
2
1
1
5 2 5 7

B E a 1 1 A i /«
9
4
4 0
19
5

6
8

7

1
0

2
24

3

2
77

0
2
1
1
0 2 1
SO
20
1
-

5
2
5

5

5

6
7
4
0
56
2
1
88

62
55
52
1
19

7
6
-

77

77

P S I 1 t

y
y
y
4/
s/
d/
*fj
y
y

70
45
59
2
24

2
2
5
-

68
4
2
-

81
5
7

4
5
5

2
-

7
8
5
5

25

6

-

-

1

255
57

-

2

24

-

6
1

S

-

-

5
1
-

-

5
2
2

5
-

196

241
5
-

5

5
4

1
9/196

7
7

flsfara t o t o t a l cumber of i n s t i t u t i o n a l i s e d persona t r a n s f e r r e d t o Custody of 'JRA from '(iCCA a s c a r r i e d i n t a b l e s 1 end 3 , including 49*3
admitted t o c e n t e r s end 753 o t h e r s iinder general custody of JRA.
nefer* t o b i r t h s occurring i n i n s t i t u t i o n s p r i o r t o October 3 1 , 1942, t o mothers who were admitted from assembly c e n t e r s .
llercT* t o 21 b i r t h * , 2 persona from United S t a t e s JJiay who had never r e s i d e d i n a iT.uA c e n t e r , and 1 voluntary evacuee (£0 were admitted
t o c e n t e r s and 4 were under general custody of VfflA—see t a b l e * 1 and 3 ) .
Outside .;'•!-. Center { 4 p e r s o n * ) , peceaseoj (19 p e r s o n s ) , find Remaining (542 persons—see f o o t n o t e * 6 and 7 whereby 3 persons are deducted
and 25 are added t o t h e &P.Q) account f o r the 5435 f i n a l departure* t o I n s t i t u t i o n * frcw .TTUV c e n t e r * *9 c a r r i e d in t a b l e s 2 and 4 .
Includes i n ndniitted_OA Center {e42 persons) and exclude* from Remaining ( 1 , 0 9 7 persona) £5 persons who were discharged t o ".wU end
subseuucntly reentered an I n s t i t u t i o n ,
Inciudsa i n Coliiim ( 2 ) and excludes f r e e Column ( v ) 25 pereOne who were discharged t o '..Tift and subsequently reentered SR i n s t i t u t i o n .
Include* 3 person* f r c u United S t s t s s Army who had I'onnerly resided In a .iTU c e n t e r .
Include* 321 persu-n* Bdr^dttsd t o general h o s p i t a l * and r e s t homes and 176 persons admitted t o orphanage*.
Include* lu4 S e l e c t i v e J e r v i c s draft e v a d e r s .

Sources

HJW records

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TABLE 67.—TOE OP IHSTITATTIOf BY MAKE AKTJ LCCATIOH: I n s t i t u t i o n a l i z e d
Under J i i r a i d l c t i o n of tiRA, Uarch 2 0 , 1946

Persons

Wp^e; Type of i n s t i t u t i o n r e f e r s t o i n s t i t u t i o n , i n which i n d i v i d u a l m e b e l i e v e d t o h a t - b e e n r e s i d i n g karat* SO, 1 9 4 6 . WRA w u r e l i e v e d
of f i n a n c i a l r e s p o n s i b i l i t y f o r persona of J a p a n e s e d e e o e n t remaining i n i n s t i t u t i o n s on June 30, 1945j t h e r e f o r e , p e r e o n e e n t e r i n g i n s t i t u t i o n s from HRA a f t e r t h i s * d a t e have been c l a s s i f i e d ae remaining i n i n s t i t u t i o n s .

—HS^fflSUa_L—MttSL
1/1,122

479

£8S

AR120MA
Maricopa
Arizona S t a t e H o s p i t a l (Phoenix)
Phoenix I n d i a n S e r v i c e H o s p i t a l (Phoenix)
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown ( P r i v a t e S a n a t o r i a * - - P h o e n i x )
Fims
Tucson f e d e r a l P r i s o n (Tucson)
Pinal
Arizona S t a t e P r i s o n ( F l o r e n c e )
P i n a l County J a i l ( F l o r e n c e )

TOTAL

45

9

£

9
1
1

9
-

1
1

AJKAWSAS
Pulaski
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Yavapai
Veterans

U
S t a t e H o s p i t a l ( L i t t l e Rock)
S t a t e P r i s o n ( L i t t l e Rock)
T u b e r c u l o s i s Sanatorium ( L i t t l e Rock)
Adminietrfition H o s p i t a l (uTilpple)

CALlFOftJfIA
Alameda
Arroyo Del V a l l a Sanatorium ( L i v e r a o r e )
C a l i f o r n i a School f o r Deaf ( B e r k e l e y )
Fairmont H o s p i t a l (San l a a n d r o )
V e t e r a n s ArU,-liiist r a t i o n H o s p i t a l ( L l v e r a o r e )
Amador
Preston School of Industry (lone)
Calaveras
Bret Harts Sanatorium (Uurphys)
Colusa
Colusa County Hospital'(Colusa)
Fresno
Prseno General H o s p i t a l (Fresno)
Old t e n ' s Horns ( F r e s n o )
Yftjh-I-Ah Sanatorium (Auberry)
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown ( B e e t Home—Fresno)
Humboldt
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown ( c u s t o d y of U. g , U a r s h a l )
Jtern
Stoneybrook Sanatorium (Keens)
Kings
Kings County Hospital (hanford)
Los Angeles
H i l l i r e s t Sanatorium ( l a C r e s c e n t s )
Los Angeles C e n s r a l H o s p i t a l (Los Angeles)
U a r y k n o l l Sanatorium (Monrovia)
HDruuboes H e i g h t s Sanatorium (Monrovia)
norwalk S t a t * H o s p i t a l (HnrwalJc)
P a c i f i c Colony ( S p a d r a )
nencho Los Amlgoe (Hondo)
aoakhavsn sanatorium- (Vsrdhigo)
Santa A n i t a Sanatorium (Temple C i t y )
Van Velzer Sanatorium (Baldwin Perk)
White Memorial H o s p i t a l (Los Angeles)
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown. (Heat Home—Loe Aneslee)
Madera
Ahwahnee Sanatorium (Ahwahnes)
Madera County Jail (Madera)
Uadara Hospital (Madera)

£7

184

-

4

8
1

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*
1

-

•
—

5

.
1

-

(

-

4
4

-

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54

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6
1

2/207

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-

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-

3

-

781

39B

244

1*0

£5

—

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8
1
3
1

-

3
1
-

1
2
1

-

•

1

-

1

-

-

-

-

1

5

-

5

-

-

-

1

-

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1

-

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11
1
1
S

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L

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\

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2

-

-

1ES
27
9
1
28
16
22
1
4
1
1
1

1
28
16,
6
l
-

125
0
9
1
-

25
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-

-

-

-

4
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1

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15

16

-

-

8
1

-

8
-

1

-

-

•
-

•

—
-*
»
—

Larln
HOBS General H o s p i t a l (Hoes)
San Cuentin P r i s o n (San ijuentui)
Mendocino
Mendocino 3 U U H o e p l U l (Ueadocino)
Hsrced:
Ucroed General H o s p i t a l (Merced)
Mount C a r o e l Mercy H o s p i t a l (Merced)
Kipa
" a p e S t a t e H o s p i t a l (Xmola)
Orange
Orange County H o s p i t a l (Orange)
Santa Ana Orphanage ( S a n t a Ana)
Placer
ifeimar Sanatorium ("(fleimar)
oacramento
C a l i f o r n i a S t a t s p r i s o n (Folsom)
Sacramento County H o s p i t a l (Sacramento)
Sacramento Bounty J a i l (Sacramento)
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown ( R e s t Home—Florin)
SAB B e n i t o
can B e n i t o County H o s p i t a l ( H o l l i s t e r )
San Bernardino
F a t t e n S t a t * H o s p i t a l (PatbOn)
Sen F r a n c i s c o
Lacuna Honda Home (Son F r a n c i s c o )
San F r a n c i s c o H o s p i t a l (San F r a n c i s c o )
S t u r g e Memorial H o s p i t a l (Ban F r a n c i s c o )
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown [Rest Horns—San F r a n c i s c o )

40
1
2

40-

1

26
5
8
S
1

-

-

_

-

t

-

-

22

-

—

-

5
—
-

2
—
-

4
—
1

3
-

-

1

*-

1

—

-

—

14

74

-

-

16
2
1
1

-

»
-

-'

-

15
8
L
1

(1&7)

-

4

-

-

TAEEE en,—TCTS OF rasinuTH* Br NUKE um.LMiiiCHi
STATE COUHTT. CITY
AND NAM* OF INSTITUTION
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J*aqiRafortonliarT
n-fctory

atttJTjBJj {ContifllMd}
Sin Joaquin
Sill Joaquin Ganarai H o i n l t a l (franch Camp)
Stockton Gonoral Hospital (Stockton,)
Stockton S t a t * Hospital (Stockton)
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown (Lodi)
Svi Luis Cblspo
San Luis CbiapO County Hoapital (San Luis Obispo)
5*ii Lull Ooiipo Tubsrculoais Sanatorium (San Lulu Qbiapo)
San UatsQ
Canyon SanatorLun. (rUdWood City}
CmaWJ*d.ty Hoapital (San Mataoj
Haaalar Haalth Horns (Radwood C i t y )
Santa Barbara.
Old tan 1 • HAD* (Santa. Maria)
SanU B*rt*T» County Horn* (Honda)
Santa Barbara frnaral Hospital (Santa Barbara)
VstartrtJ Anmlnlatration Hoapital (Santa Barbara)
Santa C l a n
*gO«wt Stata Hoapital (ApHfl)
Santa C l a n , County alffl Hous* ( M l l p l U l )
Santa C l a n County Hoapital (Santa C l a n )

19
3
H
I

94
-

15
2
-

4
1
1

-

-

-

-

1
1

-

1

1

-

1

1

-

1

"

I
4

-

1
1
4

I
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7
1

-

-

•

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3
-

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*

41
*,
3

41
-

5

0
-

4

-

1

4

-

1

-

-

-

-

-

SOncma

Salvation Aran* Hcca (lyttOfl)
SoTtcua County Hoapital (Sonoma)
Sonoma Stata Horn* (Sonoa*)
Tulara
COR Han's Has* ( V i a t l i a )

W

Canai-illo S t a t * Hoapital f f — i H l n )
Fantura County Hoapital (TantUrt)

cciaupo
Arapafio*
Fadaral CofrtCtional l n i t i t u t * (blfilewood)
Dsnvar
Canv*r County J a i l (D*nT*r)
Pu*blo
Puablo Inaan* Aaylun {Pu*blo}
GftPBCXA
DaKalb and F u l t o n
Ftdsral P o n i t a n t i a t y (Atlanta)

W

-

-

1

-

80
1

80
-

-

1

-

-

*

4

-

-

4

1

1

-

-

-

-

1

4

-

-

-

4

-

4

4

1

-

-

-

1

-

J.

-

-

-

1

-

TjiaHP
'
Ada,
S t . Luke"a Hospital ( B d l « )
St* 7inc*pt q a Hoapital (Sola*)
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown (custody of Hi S* Marshal)
Binghan,
Idaho S U t a H o a p i t a l (BlnCkf not)

11

7

-

£

Z

1
1
£

-

-

1
1

"

7

7

-

-

-

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Laavanporth
La*v*tprerth F a d a r a l P r i i o n (Laavanworth)

SO

-

-

-

DO

1

-

-

1

1

-

-

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1

-

-

£
*

£

30

ICfflNESOTA
S t , Uary'l Wurs* Hoaw (RochasUr)
N^RAS.HA
Douglas
Boyi Toim (BOya To*n)
CffftON
karion
Grmgdfl Faii-rian Hoapital (Salam)
Cragon S t a t * Hoapital (Salan)
Oregon S t a t * Tubarculoaia Sanatorium (Salan)
loiltnooah
UornLntsld* Hoapital (Portland)
Umatilla
B a i t a m CTagon S t a t a Hoapital (pa.ndj.ston)

_

•

-

50

2

-

-

27

£0

7

5
8
5

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-

6

4

B

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4

-

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-

W**0n

Eaatam Crogpn S t a t * Sanatoriiw (Th* D a l i t s )
wpMTIJaaTA
T*iilad*lphia
E*F.1 f r i l l * Sanatorium (Fhlladalpnia)
m i

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£
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1

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1

ii

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2

-

-

-

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5

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F*d*r«l Corraotional X n a t l t u U (Taaaidtana)
El Paaa
Fadaral Corractional I n a t i t U t * (La Tuna)

ma
Uillard
Millard County J a i l (Fillmdr*)
S a l t Lake
Holy Croii Hoapital ( S a l t iak* City)
U t t * r Eavy S a i n t i Hoapital ( S a l t Lak* City)
T*t*rana Adminiatration Haapltal ( S a l t Lak* City)
I n i t l t u t i o n Unknown ( S a l t Lah* City)
InatltUtiop. L'lutnown ( c u l t o d y of U. 3 . Varanal)

11
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1
1
1
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(188)

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TABLE B7.—TTPE OF Bt3TTTliTI0)J 9Y. TMUB AflD LCCATlOfi: I n s t i t u t i o n a l i s e d Pwroon*
Under J u r i s d i c t i o n of LIRA, Baroh 2 0 , 1*46 {Continued}

^

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i

UTAH (Continued)
Utah
Utah S t a t e Deaf School (Provo)
Utah S t a t e H o s p i t a l ( j-.-'svoJ
I n s t i t u t i o n Urioiown (Amarlean F o r t )
lAMlffcTQH
King
F i r l a n d Sanstoriusj (Richmond H i i M a n d s )
King County H o s p i t a l ( S e a t t l e )
King County J a i l ( S n a t t l e )
King County Sanatorium ( S e a t t l e )
Tierce
Mountain View s a n a t o r i u m (Lakeview}
S t a t e C u s t o d i a l School of I n d u s t r y (Buckley)
ll. £ F P e n i t e n t i a r y (McNeil 1 e l a n d }
Wen t e r n S t a t e H o s p i t a l ( s t e i l s c c w )
Skagit
Horth-flm Stats Hoepital (Sedro Woolloy)
Yakima
Medical Lake H o s p i t a l (iVapato)
Yskiine. County H o s p i t a l (Yakima)
WjST_XPltmaA
Monroe
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown ( c u s t o d y of UP S . Marshal)
kTCtllatt
Carbon
MyoEdnfl S t a t * P r i s o n ( R a » U n a )
Laramie
I n s t i t u t i o n Unknown ( c u s t o d y of U. 3 . Marshal)
Uinta
»
Wyoming S t a t * .Hospital [EvanstCfi)
looming S t a t e P e n i t e n t i a r y (EVanston)

1
B
1

B
1

-

1
—
-

14R

20

£7

4

13

-

1ft

£

-

1
11

-

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4
77
16

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—

-

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1
-

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5
-

-

77

9

9

-

-

4
2

4
-

-

2

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-

-

-

3

3

-

-

-

3

30

4

-

-

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-

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—
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1

-

-

-

1

£4

-

-

-

24

4
1

4
-

-

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4
-

-

WRA rccorda-

—
—
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11

1 / I n c l u d e * 2S p e r s o n * who v e r s d i s c h a r g e d t o WHA and s u b s e q u e n t l y i-eentered an i n s t i t u t i o n *
2 / I n c l u d e s 132. S e l e c t i v e ttervic* or*!"! e v a d e r s .
Ly I n c l u d e s 1£ S e l s c t i v " * 3 4 r v i t * d r a f t evader*»

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TAhlE -Ea.—iCE IY SEX, 1! ATTVITY AK3 "iAftlTAL STATUS:

A U i k u ETaCUaaa t.ho KnWrad "KA CSntere

lYjrtji Refere if paracnp ot Ju.panap* descunt evacuated from Aleaka t o 4TJCA Aaeeably C g n t t n i n April 1?42 who
•era trenafarrad to iJLA Centers i n Au t uat and September l n 4 Z j excludee 6 a d d i t i o n a l evacuees who entered a »RA
Center f r o * Alaska i n FtLrutiry 1944, and 42 Alaskana who wara r e l e a s e d or paroled f r o * Dppartaent of J u s t i c e
Internment Camps and entarad nRA Cpnture. ^..c tubulated a* of December $1, 1942.
T 0 T 4
44JE

111.

Tfltal

1

11 0 U * £
TOTJiL
I M H
5-9
10-14

66

145

7

14
£

5

29
17
7
Ft

4
LS
18
14
It
7
5

3
7
4
1
1

1.
-i

3

3

T0T4J,

100,0

59-3

TCTAL

400,0

5-3
10-14
15-19
20-24

9.7
5.5
11.7
17.9
20.0

25-29
30-34

n
16

15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34

35-39

to-u

45-4?
50-54

55-53
60-61
65 4 a . e r

FOREIGN BORN

MBK1C6H EGRM
Total

I'm:.

lalfc

t:,!.,'

Total

24

121

61

40

7
4

14
8
17
26
29
17
7
3

7
4
12
18
14
16
7
3

7
4

B
15
1

-5

3
7
3

-

i

-

Faaal.

»

59

5

4am

5
8
15
1

-

.

5

-

.
-1
—
1
3

19

.
.
-5
5
7
J
1

-

7 E 1 C 1 I I

Und.r

5

35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
50-64
55 * 4444

Source:

40.7

93-5

55.9

27.6

16.5

3-4

13.1

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100,0

11.9
6.8

11.6
6.6
14.0

8.6
4.9
14.8

17.5
10.0

11.7
4.B

8.1
4.4
14.0
20.5
16,5
18.6
S.l

5-5

3.5

22-3
17.3
19-8
8.6
3.7

2.1
4.3
I.B
.7
.7
2.1

1 . 21 . 1-

8.5
5.1
11.9
5.1
1.7

21.5
24.0
14.0
5.8
2.5

3.5

8.5
13.5
25.3
1.7

-

-

-

12.5
20.0
37.5
2.5

-

-

12.5
29.1
16.7
4.2
4.2

2 0 . 02Q.0

12-5

6O.0

.
2 0 . 8-

*CCA f e c i a l apt a. R e g i s t r a t i o n »'OTB

TABLE &^—^POSITION OF EVACUEES FROM ALASKA MHO S H E R D TOA CENTERS
Hoiii D i s p o s i t i o n r e f e r • to typo of f i n a l departure f r o a sftA. Center Meapt for i * person*
•ho relocated i n the S t a t e * from c e n t e r * ami aiibae^uently returned t o Alaska; theae persons
•ra tabulated as fcevLnn, returned t o Alaska a
OTRWWTTrrii
BISPOSITICW

TOTAL
wsw.

TOTAL

i/193

151

42

i/&0
46.
34

59
35
24

21
11
10
l6

RETURjJEL TO ALASKA
From Cpntsri d i r e c t l y
Already h,L.-cetaJ_4
ULCCATEp IN STATES

CMGIKAL AIA3KAH
WACgEES^

lDfc,

&fl

INTERMLD/5

1

1

DECEASED

u

3

1/
j/
j_/
i/
5/

PAR0I£D AKD
RSISAfrlll AUSKAJi3£

3

Refers to 145 persons aracuatad from Alaska lp, L?42 and 6 a d d i t i o n a l avnouees who
enterad IRA Cantara froa Alaska i n 1944,
Refers to a l i e n s interned from Alaska who were relapsed or parolad fro a Department of
J u e t l e a Internment Cacapa and entered IRA Centers*
Sxcludwl 12 babies W a i n atnt«e «ho returned t o Alaska, with t h e i r f a i i l l e e .
Refers to persona who o r i g i n a l l y l e f t c e n t e r s t o r e l o c a t e In s t a t e * add who subsequently returned t o Alaska.,
Refer* to pet-son interned ifl Department of J i i a t i M Internment T I B ? .

Source:

*HA. records

£190)

.
*•
2 6 . 315.8
36.8
15.6
5.3

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TABLE 9li.—hA»AUAH& ETACUA3SQ TO VIA CENTERS BY CENTER AMD LATE OF ARRIYALi

November 1942 - - W c h 1943

Kfli*; In addi'inti, 9 voluntary a v u u a a a from Hawaii entered VRA Centera between Way 1943 and Saptaafear
1944 t o j o i n family »u-ibere, T3 Hawailar. e i c l u d e a i entered WRA Cantara i n " » e a b e r 19*4 and J u l y 1945*
and 99 Hawallana *ho war* parolad or ralaaaad from Wpartment of J u s t i c e I n t e r m e n t Canjpa antarod WRA
Centera from 1942 t o 1944.

1.037

810

226

Hovaalaa 23, 1942

TOTAL

107

107

-

January 5 . 1943

443

443

-

Fobruary 6, 1943

261

260

-

i6aran 14, 1943

226

-

226

Jource.

1

1

HOCA For* S-*flA

TABLE 9 1 . — AGE BY SEX, irATTVITY AND MARITAL STATUS:

Hawaiiase Evacuated t o WA, Cantara, Sevanbar 1942 - -arch 1943

Note- In a d d i t i o n , 8 voluntary avaeuaaa from Hawaii sntarad \MX Cantara between May 1943 and S opt amber 1944 t o
j o i n family members, 73 Hawaiian axeludeea entered VRA Centera i n Kovambar 1944 and July 1945, and 99 Hiwaiiaaa mbo
»«r* paroled or ralaaaad from DapartaMnrt of J u s t i c e Internment Camps entered «TU Cantara from 1942 t o 1944. Age
tabulatad aa of Daoaasar 3 1 , 1 9 4 2 .
mx

AKD

TOTAL
Undar 5
5-9
10-14
15-19
10-24
25-29
30-34

10-14
15-19
20-24

5

5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
7O-74

souroai

1-

584

250

67
59
68

87
v"
if
it

4
1

f-JU:
Uodar

48"

422

127

19

108

129
120
119
111
165
113
75
41

129
120

2

2
5
3
4
2
1

530

131
125
122
67
30

6
5
3

65-69
7»-T4

910

507

13l
125
122
115
169
121

29
23
10

«5-»9
50-54
55-59
60-64

darrlad

1.03?

63
131
72
41

25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44

I0BCI0X BORH
ddatla

Total

6
7
1

5-9

Total

Uarriad

33
13
B

5

Married

T O T * !
31njl.

50
48

UAIX

•i..o .-

Total

N

35-33
40-44
«5-4»
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-99
50-74

lladar

ux

IS
2

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1"

453

257

64

64

66
54
52
38

68

49
47
21

5

25
2j
J
3
3
3

-

54
51
15
1

1"

AKERICUI BOBII

2 8139
114
87
50
46
32
13

a6
6
1

334

.
27116
70
41
29
21
10
8

5
3
3
1

196

123
44
46
21
25
22
5
3
3
3

-

23
13
1

546

119
63
,5
6
1

-1
1

241

67

67

55

55

68
62
130
71
41
26
17
8
I

-

«
is
14
1

1-

364

247

62

62

65
51
49
35
42
34
15
6

65
51
46
14

5

-

WOCA Social Data Raglatratioa Tons

'191;

5
1

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-

.
2 8137
107
74
41
22
12
1

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305

.
27

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4
4

1
13
9
25
20
12
B
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7
1

38

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4
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116
70
41
26
16
8
1

117

89

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121
37
33
15
6
4

-

13
9
24
20
12

1

29

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4

1
1
1

10
2
1
3
3
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19
18

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6
6
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79

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13
6
19
18
5
3
3
3

-

TASLI 93,—DISPOSITION OF " . K A I I A £ K7ACOZS5 SEX arTaRID 7Tffll CEHTLRS
Motet Refere to pereone evacuated from Hawaii who entered TEA Centere. D l e p o e l t i o n r e f e r e to type of f i n a l a>p*r'.'.:-« fron; W5A Cnntrri except fcr 106 pereone who r e l o c a t e d to mainland from centere and aubeequently returned to
Hawaii; these perrone arc tabulated a* hariii,; returned to Hawaii.

UTtpOSITItM

TOTAL

TOTAL

OrJOIEAl HAUIIAl'
EVACUEXS/l.

HASAKAi
RJGLuTiEao"/^

FABELET A,7D
HELEASID HA.UIIAKS/3

1,217

1,048

73

99

HETtffuZTJ TO HAW: :i±
From W'.i Cantara
Already r e l o c a t e d / £

506
700
106

666
696
90

36
39
6

BO
76
10
1

Ka0C.-TED TO HAIITIAND

136

119

5

TO JAPAH^e

136

126

10

1

lirTaEKIDil

116

84

20

11

TuLWTAHILT THTlHJXIi^B

36

23

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10

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2/
'£/
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BV
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jj
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3
9

-

1

JLafara to 1,037 pereon* evacuated from Hawaii In four major trnnefer arjvcments b e t - s e n Bovetcber 1942 and march
1943. and B voluntary evacueei from Hawaii who an t i r e d WHA Centere between May 1943 and September 1944 to Join
family neubere.
Refere to male American c i t l x e n e excluded from Hawaii who were admitted to Tula Lake O - t e r i 67 in Sovamber 1944
and 6 In July 194.5.
Befere to a l i e n a i n t e r n e d from Hawaii who ware r leaead or paroled from Depar treat of Jo.it i c e Internment Canpe
and who entered TiiX Contara.
Refere to partone known by BItA to hare returned to Hawaii,
Aeferc bo pereone who r f i o c ted to mainland from centerc and rubcequently returned to Hawaii.
Before to pe; •••<•••• B who l e f t c e n t e i a for Japan.
flafer* to peraone l.tterned ID Department of J u e t l e a Inteijaiaut Caunpe.
i'i : • i-w to pereom who v o l u n t a r i l y joined interned feadly members lo Departmeat of J u a t l o e Family Internment Camp.

Sourct :

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(1931

TABLE 93.—dlXE OF FAKILI EI HJK-i't AIED . I s OF Clllir.'ull IN F.j::SIs
Hotel Total f e m i l l a a
S i z e c f family rafara
yaara o l d i n a family
1944 and 194S who a r t

r e f e r to a l l f e m i l i e a ever at fanzanar except f o r 37 f a m i l i d a . n o entered aa trunnfare from other HRA Centura.
to a l l members of the f a m i l y avai 1 a t yanstenar and lncludaa btrtha a t tha c a n t e r . Utaaarried peruana under 25
firoup are definnd aa c h i l d r e n ; ana of children tabulated a a of Becamear 3 1 , 1943 except for b i r t h s i n 1943,
included in children under 1 3 .

HUMBFIt AND A03
OF CNLJB1T1

t O T l l
With
with
.flttl
With

I j u u c i r (IRA Center, 1942 - I M S

TOTAL
FlOUtS

1

9

3

5 I Z E
6
6

4

OF
7

P t t U T
9

9

1

0

1

1

1

4

F 1 I I L I E S

5,909

1,489

618

339

49S

324

200

124

95

19

15

0

1

Be Children
Childran under 13 only
Children 13-04 only
Childran under 16 9 15-04

1,994
873
629
422

1,488

W
39
114
3

«
335
199
11

8
253
166
99

1
133
94
98

.
98
43
S3

•
30
IB
76

12
3
40

.
2
1
IS

•
0
1
12

•
-

•
1

1,994

1,499

1

-

FAllIUSo WITH NO rTKILDBOl

4

F4KHISS i.lTH uBS CHUB
Under IS
1S-24

919
397
792

- 1 3 3
- 3 9
- 9 4

FABI1I2S .flTH WD CHQDKBI
TWD undar IS
Tne 1S-24
Cna under 15 9 ona 13-24

SS7
260
222
7S

-

F4KHU9 ultK THIEF. CHILDitFS
thraa undar IS
Three 15-24
Two under 15 1 one 15-24
One
"
" A two
"

3S2
133
101
51
67

-

-

-

F41BU6S .1IIH FOUR CHIIDKOt
Four undar 15
Four 15-04
I b r e e under 15 1 ana 15-21

204
66
SB
22

-

-

-

two

2
-

8

2

8

-

4

-

-

4

'

1

-

S
-

1
-

S

2

-

1

1

2

8

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

5

-

1
-

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-

-

-

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1

9

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19

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1 7 1 1 4

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3
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22

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99
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4
6

8

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3

3
70
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20
49
126
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-

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4
1

FayMES ittlfi FIVE CHIIBRM
Fira undar 15
F l n 15-24
FDUT under 15 6 ona 15-24
Three "
• i two
•
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"
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\
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125
51
14
14
16
23
25

FilLTLIES WITH SIX CKILBRDI
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S l a 1S-S4
Flra undar 15 , ona 15-04
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i
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48
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Six
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a
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11 4 f o u r 11

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1
3
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$Oiirca:

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TABLE ^ . — 3 I Z K OF MrTfiT BY TnaflKS AMD AflS Of CNlLDMN IH FAWlLTi Hlflidsfce W*A C M t « r , 1942 - 1945
Bjrt*.t T o t a l f n o i l l n e r e f e r t o &U famllLer a v e r a t MlnJdnfca e x c e p t f o r 91/. ' n f t i l l e * -ho e n t e r e d u t r u w f e r * frooi e t h e r WRA C a n t o r * , S i s e
Of ftrajly r a f a r n t o a l l rashers o f t h e f a t f i l ? e v e r t t F i n i d o K t TV3 i n e l u d e e b i r t h * a t t h e c e n t e r , h n a a r r l a d persona under 25 Y»are o l d I n
a fe™-1ly group e r e d e f i n e d 49 c h i l d r e n ; ago of c h i l d r e n t a b u l a t e d a* of IM«nb«T 3 1 , 1942 e x c e p t f o r b i r t h * I n 19*?, 1944 end 1945 Mho e r a
Included. I n c h i l d r e n under 1 5 ,
NuVKR AND ACE
0?
tfuliJJHEri

=L=-=--Z^--^=

•

TOTAL
Htih
With
nth
With

TOTAL
FAM1UB3

,
\

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F A M I L I E S

bo C h i l d r e n
C h i l d r e n under 1 5 o n l y
Lhiidrin. 15-24 o n l y
C h i l d r e n under 15 ft 15-24

FAHlLLSa eTlH « • CHllftBEN

3

—~' -

3,452

1,052

609

1,5™
696
704
474

1,052
-

i

1,578

&
39
99
3

467

t
t
f
201
110
201 1 3 0
78
120

1,052

468

50

-

119
3 9
8 0

399
235
164

FlUI^wao IttTH TWO CKIIKHEK
Tec raster 15
TK» 15-24
One under 15 6 on* 15-24

554
223
248
83

-

2
-

FAllLrSS hITH THKKS CHILDRB8
Three u n d e r 1 5
Thra* 15-24
Two under 15 * m e 15-24
taw "
'i ft two •

357
10*
127
41
83

-

-

-

-

FAMILIES hTTH FOUR CHILDREN
Four under 15
Four 15-24
Three undar 15 h ens 15-24
Tee
•
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"
Qua
»
* ft t h r e e •

201
53
3?
16
32
63

-

-

-

•
-

-

-

-

FAMILfEFive
Five
Four
fhr«
fen
OEW

WITH FIVE CHLLuRKN
undar 15
15-24
under 15 * one 15-24
•
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n
•
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•
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99
16
3
8
12
28
32

-

FAMrLIES WITH SIX CHILDREN
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SiX 15-24
F I T O under 15 * one 15-24
Four
•
» ft t e c
*
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t*o
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On*
•
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5?
6
1
7
10
15
12
6

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FAMILIES V/ITH SEVEN
Sevan welder 1 5
Fi*e under 15 ft
Tour
•
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18
3
2
4
5

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7

1
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31
66

2
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FAMILIES hITU HIRE CJLILURHI
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,f
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5
8
2
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n
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361

42
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260
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257
288

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544

FAMILIES ulTH OKS CHILD
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19
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-' .—LWATTACHB) IIBtTIDUiXJ ST a l l ASH KAAITAL STATUSi

Kanaanar and Kloiaofca VIA C t t t t r i , lQ-*2 - I9U5

Safari to f u . i l 1«* of on* p*r*oa arar a t H u t a n a r and Minidoka txeludtoff tbo«a who aatarad aa t n u u f a r a from othar VRA C*at#r«.
P 1 1 c I l l

i n i n i
XiHZilti2

MJUUW (TiTOd

Total

TOW UJiTTlCHJD l m i v i r o i i S

1.6(9 I.J15

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999

928

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217
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176
139

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Oloorood
loporoto*
Uoknovn

Sokraal

Halo

82
22

53
20

1

1

7.U.I.

Total

178

1.052

33
>a
89
9

8.3

KISTXX3IA.
Hal.

T»I7Mtl#

Total

918

13*

889

i n

131

181

105

11

9

38
57
83
t

2

17

15

2

-

5

5

-

Final Account** 1111? l o i t e r ; Kanaanar, BovaaBer 2 1 , igl*5( Minidoka, Octokar 28,

TAinji. . O , _ _ K 1 A I ATIIAOI M I L T S I t l ASS TOTAL FAXILIBS ASS INDTTIDUAM BT S i z I 07 FAMILY!
totat

Safari to a l l I H I U M

MlXlXOCa

H1T7.1K1B

100.0

(6.9

13.1

68.9

81.7

3.1

17.9
18.1

12.5
10.0

9.8

1.0

.(

.2

.1

1.6

1.8

.2

-

.5

.5

-

Total

100.0

U.3

11.7

67.1
18.6

62.2
11.C

8.9
2.1

12.6
8.2
1.8

9.3
3.6
1.3

3.3
.6

.1

.1

8.1

l$k%

Mansaiutr and Minidoka VIA C«,t*r«, I9U2 -

H l t l l
MlSilW
Total
Toallloi

HIIIDOUL

Total
ItaU.lduall

Total
raalUo.

T O W riHILIM

3,90t

10.938

3,852

vM-

1
t

1,8(9

1,8(9

6l(

1,236

3
8
9
6
7

559

21 2 C I I I
HIIIDOU

WKZaUB

Total
Individual.

Total
TaaUlo.

Total
Individual.

Total
Taal.l..

Total
Indlvldu.1.

10,802

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

1,052

1,052

3(.0

13.6

30.6

10.1

809

1.2K

11.7

588

1,632

11.3
19.6

17.6

1,677

1%(
18.3.

895
328

1,9(0
1,820

8(7

1,98(

12.7

l(.l

15. (
16.1

15.7
K.7

361

1,(05

(.3

18.(

10.5

17.6

202

1,212

20(

1.21!

5.2

11.1

6.0

12.0

128

(8l

101

707

3.2

7.9

2.9

6,(

1

55

880

55

880

1.6

6.0

1.6

6.2

9

1(

182

17

153

.5

1.5

.5

1-5

10

15

150

(

80

.8

1.8

.2

.(

11

(

((

5

55

.2

.(

12

1

12

1

12

-

.1

.5
.1

13

6

52

•
-

.1
•
.1

.5

HaaA ( . . r a t * 7 a * l l x I 1 H

2.1

3.0

Lata than 0 , 0 5 parcaot

Sa-roat

1ml.

f.aolo

a r t r at eaatar axcapt f o r 37 at Mania T I T and 91V a t Minidoka vbo antaraa a* fcranafara f r s a othar VIA Cantara.

H i ! 02 21HILT

•

Hal.

Hal.

riDal AoconntaOlLlty B a i t e r , rt*ntan*r, So-anBer 2 l , lglt^t Minidoka, October 28, 1'7'i+r.

700005 O-^HJ

14

Cl«,

b J U 97.—ExsimiTa 01 TEA cnrsas IBD SAILD TO JAPAK BT BAT* OP BULIBO AID WEA c n n i i PRIOB TO tvAiLisai
•June 1942 - JebrUaTjr L546

fafcM

fl*f*f*

*** rruraMB «tio»e f i n a l dapnrtur* froa TEA C n t t r t ana to Japan.
D A T !
or
s A i L I I ft

TOTAL TO JAPAI

June

Sept.mb.r

16

„

H

4

71
22
27
3ft
13
33
46
4.433

loTanbor
134ri

2

314

4

4.72*

T O T A L
Central Utah
Colorado RITBT
011a Hirer
Orload*
Hoirt MeanUla
Jarona
Maoaajiox
lUnldoka
Tohwer
t i l e loJca

Scraxee:

' "'

423

Totiruarj 2 3
194*

Mceatoar 29
1946

432

3.SGI

.
•
4 2 2-

lb
30
71
3L
27
39
13
32
M
17

m
~

20

_
•
•
•
•
433

_
.
.
_
.
-

t.

a

m

3,561

Form VBA-177, - 1 7 8 , and - 2 2 2

TABJ.J 98.—SaLKTm AOt OKOUPS BT 8BX AID ClTUDJSHIPi Baeldents of ISA Cantara Who Ballad to Japan
Beptaabar 2 , 1943
Iota:

Safari to avaciteaa ahoaa f i n a l dapai-tnra from TBA Qantare vaa to Japan.

tola

fetal

TOIU
Otatar IB
13-34
36-59
SO 6 o T * r

femroa:

J-

fetal

.1.

MU.

314

148

166

190

9!

ia

(8
23

62
49
69
6

119
66
6

68
a
2

72
109
12

7

2 I

0 I T 1 Z i "

I 0 I 1 L

Mi

fetal

feool.

I

X I
2*1.

ffanl.

29

134

57

77

a
36
3

2
16
104
12

2
48
7

2
14
OS
2

Bonaa R U - 1 7 7 , - 1 7 8 , and - 2 2 2

TABU 99.—AOT BT SKI IBD CITT-BJIHIF STATUS: Baeldaata of Tola L a i . Ctntar Iho B a l l a d to Japan
> ore tana r 2 6 , 194S - /abruar-/ 2 3 . 1946

l o t a : Baftra to *T«-ua.a ahoaa f i n a l dapartara f r o a fBA Oaatara ana ta Japan. Saanneiant rarera to a foraxo- e l t l s a n
nhoaa formal a p p l i c a t i o n for ranunciati-ia ox* Oaltad S t a t . . oitlaaaaaUp we. approrod by tna Dapartiaaat of J u s t i o a . VJ. B.
c l t i n n a lncLnd. IT persona ahoaa a p p l i c a t i o n for r a o a a e l a t i a n aaa approrod i n April 1946 a f t e r they bad l a i l a d t o Japan.
I 0
fetal

ntiL
Otil.r 6
6-9
10-14
16-19
20-24
25-29
30-24
35-39
40-44
46-49
50-64
66-69
60-61
66-49
70-74
76 6 0 7 V

SD-.J-CB)

I. 2.
Ottli.ii

I 1 1

M I L

Btnuflelwtt

11 H o

fetal

1,523

2,194

88 5

290
229
199
193
130
136
76
66
67
127
42
161
176
180
83
XL

8*3
387
117
161
5
3

4,405

1,767

1,116

524
457
394
401
409
382
204
121
219
300
173
225
209
194
92
32

584
455
379
305
19
15
10
X
2

„

.
-

9 4365
863
IT..
61
32
6
2
1

-

_
2
6
7
2
4
16
67
206
294
171
224
209
194
92
32

V. S .
Cltliu

Poraa IfiA-177, - 1 7 a , Bad -22%

(196)

"
1

1

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Boromfilaat

in

m

31183
1X2
73
31
22
6
2
1

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888

.
2
2

1
2
1
3
24
62
121
40
180
176
180
83

a

I M I L

I , S,
CltlETQ

fetal

2,212

882

294
228
186
208
279
246
128
68
162
173
131
64
34
14

294
2X8
182
139
14
12
10
3

1
1

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•

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696

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635

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63
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231
106
20
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142
173
131
64
34
14
5
1

SECTION X I I I

PORT ONTARIO EMERGENCY REFUGEE SHELTER

On August 5, 194-4, 982 refugees who had been assembled in Italy
arrived at the Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter at Oswego, New
York. From this date until February 4, 1946, when the last contingent
departed, the population was increased by 23 births and decreased by 14
deaths.
Prior to closing, 67 had repatriated to Jugoslavia, one each had
emigrated to the Union of South Africa and Uruguay, leaving 899 in the
United States. Of this number 765 were admitted as permanent immigrants
under quota regulations, and 134 were given temporary permits. Of the
latter, 88 were awaiting quota numbers which would enable them to enter
as permanent immigrants, eight were hoping to emigrate to countries of
their choice, and 19 were planning voluntary repatriation.
Of the 853 who had been admitted as permanent residents or were
awaiting quota numbers, 522 were in New York State, 58 were in California, 55 were in New Jersey and the remaining 218 were scattered over 17
states and the District of Columbia.
For a detailed description of the Shelter, see report of the WRA,
Token Shipment - The Story of America's War Refugee Shelter, published
by the United States Government Printing Office.

(197)

751811 JOO.—ntai K'WTURTis 81 IMICOHITT ;;?• T"Y. uP usriurjlE: Fort Ontario aaairxanoy Rlfuc** analtar naaldanta
Joaruot 5, 1911 - tenruanp 1, 1916

N/.TlONrnTT

ICTIU,

TTJTAL

1,005

tuntrU
telglm
hajl£*rln
Caoehoslovnliln
:.,:..
InlUitt

™til

""A1"

1/273

982

11

238
3
1
10
9
1

Frano*

13

Gminz»-

95

Ortfloa
loiogaijlUlf
rijj., si...:*

1
J
6
368

Folud
Ruaanla
Eoanla
Spain
TBr*»r
Uultaii StaUa

153
17
16
i
8
23

\f

BORN IN
ItoTTi'D
5T4T3BS

- 2 3 8
3
1
- 1 0
9
1

5
_
_
_
-

-

1

-

9

- 3

67
-

2

1

2
_
-

3

-

-

-

1

5

1

-

1

9

i
3
1
6 8

6

,

153
7
*

- 1
- 1
1
a
7 3 -

6

1
1.
-

6 -

-

-

-

-

899

3

„
_
1
_
-

3

B S F n C K ' i N
IN IKTITffll
U. 3 .
teiacorajy
Total
aatttAaaaltinj
l h t l J
orant
Tm3.

Hap.- T i l l I r i a t * srant

2

2

765
1

3
1

9

9

1

7
15
1
8
-

.

1
5
_

8

19

19

3

7

8

-

1

_
1

-

-

3

1
.
-

-

-

0

152

Ir.aamionlbl.

3

1
3
3
6
6
2 3 7

6

_
1

13

3

2

l

3

1
-

0

_
1

38
f

BS

2

3
1

9
9
1

2

132,

2

IMTTj;
Naali.nt
(malting Anaiting
Ekaia.
R.o.t.

1

-

89

116
11
14

71

6

-

1
6
-

6
1

3

-

1

-

12

f

-

5

-

2

1
-

_

I n o l u d u on* p«r*OD H H l t l o g d a p u t u r * t c J u f o s l n r l a with n p a t r l a t l n t f u l l ? j w f c a r .

Scurdwt

fart

Ontrrio EnuT-£*ncy Rtfugi* StioU-ir C l o n i c P o t W

TABIX 1 0 1 . — FJSJLL DSPAPTUMa HT 5TA1K AND CCXflflttT 0 ? KBTITiAtlOH AND TYPE OT IKPAJlTlJREi
Augaat 5 , lyuii - Twbruarr 4 , 1944

t
nrsTiNmoN

TOTAL

TOTAL

1,005

wArltnoa
nraQ •[",?.
California
Connsotlniit
Gaorgia
Illinois
lildiELJlA
Kantuclor
Lonlainnj
Ui.rylsr.-i
Istnsachuastta
latchlnnn
tUfUHBDtU
Uiiuvtrl
Haw Jsravp
Km Turk
N n York City
cthnr C i t l . s
OUn

!••••!•,-.•-•*,-.

Rhoda Inland
lUns
n'isoonain
O i n t r i o t o f ColtnJhla

ruHinni corofiss
CMchoiloa>uVia
JUEOslOUil
Union o f •>•• nth Africa
LiruKOsy
DECtASTsD

Total

1/23

Ma

a

999
3
59

-2
1
1
1

—
.1

1
21
17
7
4
1
58
373
491
82

7?
10
3
2
1
6=
1
66
1
1
14

1

-1
u

^
1

-1
_
.
-

a;

4
19
12
I
1
30
16
7
6
5
57
560
4*
BO
42
45
10
3
2
7
69
1
66
1
1
11

tenth

If. S.
1mlnrant

s

O K I

UNITED STATES
TTtfliMioarj r e s i d e n t
Araitiiii, Awaiting Awaiting
rt<jp*t.
Tnkipt.
Iimift.

Nnpntriat*

frnnt

ToUl

47

2

899

265

VL

m

e

1*

\9

_
.
.
•
_
"
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039
3
59
20
4
19
12

7«
3
58
19
4
IB
10
1

131

es

£

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19

17
17

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.
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2

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3

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—
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i

4

461
10?
51

99
73
26

61
t£
21

5

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lj

,i

i

-

-

11

(198)

-1

560
iter,
80
42
45
ID
3
3
7

1

Fart Ontario tsgaranncy Ranjra* 9 h s l t - r Cloainf RnataT

Total

-3

-1

-

1
in
13
7
6
4
53

2)

14
7
6
S
57

2

47
1
44

1/ Include* on* p e r ™ await ins- dapartur* t o .luaoolarl* r t t h w p s t r i n t t n r
6onro*t

I T U

IN

BOSK IK
UKIT32)
S7AIS3

923
3
(.1
31
5
X
12
1

Fort Ontario Raarguicgr Hafujti Shvltar Raaidnita

ftusilr

napcr.

10
3
2
2

-1

"
*

m.

-»
,-ta
-.
*
^
i .

i

5

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-

an-

1

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5

I

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-

TAS1* 102.—AdSLSE! COMPOSITIONi Fort Ontario taorganoy Rafugaa Shaltar Raaldanti
auguat 5, 1344 (Hunbar and Faroaat)
HUII1II
Hal.

Total

ratal.

Total

F I K C I I T
Uale

T«l>

TOTAL

552

5S5

457

100.0

53.5

46.J

••!»'!<" 5
5-5
10-14
15-15
20-24

35
T5
61
50
23

16
33
4

15
46
18
25
1?

3.5
8.1
6.2
5.2
2.3

1.6
3.'
4.4
2.6
.4

1.5
4.T
1.6
2.6
1.5

3

15

•')

3

2.2
7.4
8.3
11.6
11.0

.3
2.4
1.4
6.1

1.5
5.0
6.5
4.1
2.5

10.2
11.1
8.2
2.6
1.6

6.6
7.2
,..H
1.5
1.0

3.6
3.5
2.4
1.3

.2
.1

.2
.1

.
-

Sauroai

25-29
JO-34
35-35
40-4*
4S-*5

22
72
62
114
10T

50-54
55-55
60-64
65-65
TO-T*

100
106
61
28
16

75-79
60-54

2
1

<(
2J
14
64
75

50
28

65

35

71
57
15
10

38
24
13
6

2
1

.
-

6.5

.6

Tort Oatarlo CnargantF Rafugaa Shaltar d o l i n g Raotar

T4B6I lOJ-.-ORalS 01 SCHOOL ST TEAR OF BIRTH, Softool OhllSran at Fort Ontario Euarganay Rafugaa S h . l t . r
Saptanaar 15, 15*4
_ , . _.
T11R OF
BIRTH

TOTAL

^^X^T
gartan

Firat

0 R 1 I I

TOTAL

193

11

33

1523
1924
192J
1526
15T7

3
5
8
5
8

1528
1925
1930
1931
1932

12
14
17
15
12

1933
1934
1935
1936
1937

9
11
23
12
13

1938
1939

19
11

Sauroai

Siaond

17

.
.
.

.
-

I II
Third

SCHOOL

Fourth

20

.
.
.

Fifth

10

.
.
.

Slnth

13

.

.

Saranth

20
.

3
.

"52*
nigh

!?'"
High

24

42

.
.

-

.
1
3

.
-

-

.
-

-

-

1

.
-

1
1
3

IB

3

3

-

3
7
.
-

_
-

-

-

-

-

.TOTAL

0 . IM
F41IILT

HO. OF
PtHBOKS

511

982

1 (Hala)
1 •:•••-. 1-1

157
68

177
68

2
3
I
5
6
U

145
84
40
12
4
1

290
192
160
60
24
11

Sauroai

root Ontario Eaargwiay Rafugaa Family Oard F l l .

(135)

1
-

1

.
-

.

.

.
4
.
-

-

8
6
3
-

-

-

74171 104.—SIZE OF FAlULTi Fart Ontario Borrgaocy Rafugaa
Shaltar Reaidnatf, Saatamftar 14. 1544
R

2

8

5
2
.

4
8
T

9

3

FVftllo Softool F.ioorda, O m g o , Haw Tori

SIZE OF
FAU1LT

.
-

,

.

1
19
,

3

-

9
.

.

-

-

1

.
.

-

-

3
1
1

-

-

3
5
t
4
5

-

.

-

-

-

APPENDIX
The following f i n a l r e p o r t s of t h e War R e l o c a t i o n
A u t h o r i t y may be purchased from t h e U. S. Government P r i n t i n g
Office:
WRA - A STORY OF HUMAN CONSERVATION
WARTIME EXILE - The Exclusion of t h e Japanese
Americans from t h e West Coast
IMPOUNDED PEOPLE - Japanese Americans i n t h e
R e l o c a t i o n Centers
THE RELOCATION PROGRAM
WARTIME HANDLING OF EVACUEE PROPERTY
ADMINISTRATIVE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WRA PROORAM
COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT IN WAR REIOCATION CENTERS
LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL PHASES OF THE Y/RA
PROGRAM
TOKEN SHIPMENT - The S t o r y of America's War
Refugee S h e l t e r
THE EVACUATED PEOPLE - A Q u a n t i t a t i v e
Description

(200)

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