DeWitt - Final Report 04

Index to Tables
TABLE NO.	Part IV	CHAPTER
1.	Japanese Population of the Western Defense Command Area, by States and Military Areas: 1940	VIII
2.	Nativity of the Total Japanese Population and of the Adult Japanese Population of Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	VIII
3.	Age and Nativity of Japanese Population in Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	VIII
4.	Major Industry Groups of Japanese Employed Workers 14 Years Old and Over in California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	VIII
5.	Cumulative Net Voluntary Migration of Japanese from Military Areas: March 12 to June 30, 1942	IX
6.	Japanese Migrants from Evacuated Areas, by State and County of Origin and by Sex	IX
7.	Japanese Migrants from Evacuated Areas, by State of Reported Destination and by Sex	IX
8.	Japanese Migrants from Evacuated Areas, by State of Origin and by Sex and Nativity	IX
9.	Classification of Interviews by Types of Business as of May 22, 1942, Head Office Zone	XI
10.	Total Interviews and Total Individual Cases Handled by Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco in Connection with the Evacuation Program	XI
11.	Property Received for Storage in Military Areas 1 and 2 and Transferred to War Relocation Authority	XI
12.	Motor Vehicles Received and Handled by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco	XI
13.	Summary of Cases Served by the Farm Security Administration: Military Areas 1 and 2	XI
14.	Farms and Acreage Subject to Relinquishment	XI
	Part V
15.	Average Daily Cost of Rations per Evacuee	XIV
16.	Inpatient Movement During Reporting Period: August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
17.	Patient-Days in Hospitals During Reporting Period: August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
18.	Operations Performed During Reporting Period: August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
19.	Average Number of Inpatients per Week by Type of Service During Reporting Period: August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
20.	Total Outpatient Treatments by Type of Service During the Reporting Period: August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
21.	Total Treatments and Outpatients for the Reporting Period: August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
22.	Center Hospital Medical Staff During Reporting Period: August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
23.	Average Number of Cases of Communicable Diseases Reported per Week from August 1 to August 28, 1942	XV
24.	Births, Deaths, and Stillbirths for Japanese Inducted Into Assembly Centers: March 21 to October 30, 1942	XV
25.	Japanese Deaths in California, Oregon and Washington During First Ten Months of 1942, by Sex and Month of Death	XV
26.	Deaths, Infant Deaths, and Stillbirths for Japanese in California: 1937-1941	XV
27.	Number of Offenses Charged. Total Japanese Population of the United States, Calendar Year 1941, and of Assembly Centers, April 25 to October 25, 1942	XVIII
28.	Crime Offenses in Assembly Centers	XVIII
29.	Average Population, Total Days Occupied by Evacuees, Dates of Occupancy and Maximum Population of Assembly Centers	XIX
	Part VI
30.	Preliminary Estimate of the Cost of Relocation Centers (December 1, 1942)	XXI
31.	Quartermaster Property Shipped to War Relocation Authority Centers	XXI
32.	Summary of Transfers of Evacuees from Custody of the Army to Custody of the War Relocation Authority.	XXII
33.	Transfers from Assembly to Relocation Centers	XXII
	Part VII
34.	Summary by Source and Disposition of Persons Who Were Offered Repatriation in June, 1942	XXIV
35.	Address, Age, and Sex of 54 Repatriates Entrained by Wartime Civil Control Administration on June 6, 1942	XXIV
36.	Distribution of Names on July 31, 1942 State Department Preliminary Repatriation List Found in Wartime Civil Control Administration Master Index File	XXIV
37.	Distribution of Names on July 31, 1942 State Department Preliminary Repatriation List Not Found in Wartime Civil Control Administration Master Index File	XXIV
38.	Distribution of Names Under Wartime Civil Control Administration Responsibility on August 19, 1942 State Department List	XXIV
39.	Disposition of Names Under Wartime Civil Control Administration Responsibility on August 19, 1942 State Department List	XXIV
40.	Type of Form Letter Sent to Residents of Assembly and Relocation Centers in October, 1942	XXIV
41.	Responses Received in Canvass of Persons on Photostat List and Supplement: October 19-December 31, 1942	XXIV
42.	Lists of Japanese Requesting Repatriation Transmitted by Wartime Civil Control Administration	XXIV
43.	Age, Sex, Citizenship, and Place of Education of 2,772 Japanese Requesting Repatriation as of October 19, 1942	XXIV
44.	Number and Percentage of Nisei, Kibei, and Issei Requesting Repatriation in Five Age Groups	XXIV
	Part VIII
45.	Summary of Persons Evacuated or Otherwise Coming Under the Evacuation Program, March 2 to October 31,1942	XXVIII
46.	State of Origin by Center of Destination of Japanese Evacuees	XXVIII
47.	Total Persons Evacuated to Each Assembly and Relocation Center by Civilian Exclusion Order Number and Area	XXVIII
48.	Japanese Evacuation and Voluntary Migration from Evacuated Areas of Western Defense Command -- Compared to Census Population of 1940	XXVIII
49.	Daily Population of All Assembly Centers Including Hospitals: March 21 to October 30, 1942	XXVIII
50.	Evacuees Entering Assembly Centers by Center and by Type of Induction or Transfer: March 21, 1942 to October 30, 1942	XXVIII
51.	Evacuees on Leave and Returning to Assembly Centers	XXVIII
52.	Evacuees Leaving Assembly Centers by Center and by Type of Release or Transfer: March 21, 1942 to October 30, 1942	XXVIII
53.	Net Total Persons Entering and Leaving Wartime Civil Control Administration Assembly Centers: March 21 to October 30, 1942	XXVIII
54.	Population of Assembly and Relocation Centers May 1 to November 3, 1942, by Months	XXVIII
55.	Total Number of Evacuee-Days in Assembly Centers and in Hospitals Outside of Assembly Centers, by Center and Month: March 21, 1942 to October 30, 1942	XXVIII
56.	Estimated Total Number of Evacuee Families and Average Size of Such Families, by Center	XXVIII
57.	Center of Origin and Destination of Evacuees Transferred from Assembly to Relocation Centers	XXVIII
58.	Estimated State and Relocation Center Destination of Japanese Evacuees, by State of Origin	XXVIII
59.	Estimated Persons Received by War Relocation Authority from Wartime Civil Control Administration and Other Sources, to October 31, 1942	XXVIII
60.	Population by Race, for the United States: 1940 and 1930	XXVIII
61.	Geographical Distribution of the Japanese Population in the United States: 1940	XXVIII
62.	Nativity of Japanese in United States: 1890-1940	XXVIII
63.	Growth of Japanese Population in Certain Selected Cities of California, Oregon, and Washington: 1900-1940	XXVIII
64.	Sex Composition of the Japanese Population in Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1900-1940	XXVIII
65.	Nativity of the Japanese Population in Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1900-1940	XXVIII
66.	Age of Japanese by Sex and by Nativity for Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	XXVIII
67.	Employed Japanese Workers by Major Industry Groups in California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	XXVIII
68.	Japanese-Operated Farms Compared with All Farms in California, Oregon and Washington, 1920-1940	XXVIII
69.	Acreage of Commercial Truck Crops Grown by Japanese in California	XXVIII
70.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in Arizona, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
71.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in California, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
72.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in Oregon, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
73.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in Washington, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
74.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in Idaho, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
75.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in Montana, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
76.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in Nevada, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
77.	Nativity of All Japanese and of Japanese Family Heads in Utah, by Counties: 1940	XXVIII
78.	Japanese Employed Workers 14 Years Old and Over by Sex, Nativity, and Major Occupation and Industry Groups, for California, Oregon and Washington: 1940	XXVIII
79.	Japanese Employed Workers 14 Years Old and Over by Sex, Nativity and Major Occupation and Industry Groups for California: 1940	XXVIII
80.	Japanese Employed Workers 14 Years Old and Over by Sex, Nativity and Major Occupation and Industry Groups for Oregon: 1940	XXVIII
81.	Japanese Employed Workers 14 Years Old and Over by Sex, Nativity and Major Occupation and Industry Groups for Washington: 1940	XXVIII

State	All Areas	Military Area 1	Military Area 2	Military Areas 3-6
Total, WDC Area	117,364	107,704	5,281	4,379
Arizona	632	362	270
California	93,717	89,483	4,234
Oregon	4,071	3,843	228
Washington	14,565	14,016	549
Idaho	1,191			1,191
Montana	508			508
Nevada	470			470
Utah	2,210			2,210
Source: Bureau of the Census.

Sex and Nativity	TOTAL POPULATION	ADULT POPULATION*
Number	Percent	Number	Percent
BOTH SEXES
All	112,985	100	62,899	100
Native-born	71,896	64	22,375	36
Foreign-born	41,089	36	40,524	64
MALES
All	63,208	100	37,438	100
Native-born	38,094	60	12,628	34
Foreign-born	25,114	40	24,810	66
FEMALES
All	49,777	100	25,461	100
Native-born	33,802	68	9,747	38
Foreign-born	15,975	32	15,714	62
* Persons 21 years of age or older.

Age (Years)	TOTAL	NATIVE-BORN	FOREIGN-BORN
Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
All ages	112,985	100.0	71,896	100.0	41,089	100.0
Under 5	7,189	6.4	7,134	9.9	55	0.1
5 to 9	8,357	7.4	8,281	11.5	76	0.2
10 to 14	12,861	11.4	12,743	17.7	118	0.3
15 to 19	18,138	16.1	17,893	24.9	245	0.6
20 to 24	14,636	13.0	14,193	19.7	443	1.1
25 to 29	7,667	6.8	7,075	9.8	592	1.4
30 to 34	4,470	4.0	2,699	3.8	1,771	4.3
35 to 39	6,381	5.6	1,120	1.6	5,261	12.8
40 to 44	7,068	6.3	394	0.5	6,674	16.2
45 to 49	5,854	5.2	195	0.3	5,659	13.8
50 to 54	7,412	6.6	83	0.1	7,329	17.8
55 to 59	5,917	5.2	37	0.1	5,880	14.3
60 to 64	4,450	3.9	18	---	4,432	10.8
65 to 69	1,799	1.6	7	---	1,792	4.4
70 to 74	566	0.5	10	---	556	1.4
75 and older	220	0.2	14	---	206	0.5

21 and older	62,899	55.7	22,375	31.1	40,524	98.6
Source: Bureau of the Census.

Industry	Total	California	Oregon	Washington
All industries	48,691	40,374	1,771	6,546
Agriculture	22,027	19,289	759	1,979
Manufacturing	1,978	1,131	160	687
Wholesale and retail trade	11,472	9,336	404	1,732
Personal service	8,336	6,896	271	1,169
All other	4,878	3,722	177	979
PERCENTAGE
All industries	100.0	100.0	100.0	100.0
Agriculture	45.2	47.8	42.9	30.2
Manufacturing	4.1	2.8	9.0	10.5
Wholesale and retail trade	23.6	23.1	22.8	26.5
Personal service	17.1	17.1	15.3	17.9
All other	10.0	9.2	10.0	15.0
Source: Bureau of the Census.

Dates	Total outside Military Area 1	Military Area 2	Military Areas 3-6	Outside WDC Area
March 12 to 18	528	90	171	267
March 19 to 25	1,555	285	517	753
March 26 to April 1	7,774	3,087	2,093	2,594
April 2 to 8	8,254	3,368	2,284	2,602
April 9 to 15	8,529	3,484	2,425	2,620
April 16 to 22	8,670	3,556	2,449	2,665
April 23 to 29	8,879	3,673	2,471	2,735
April 30 to May 6	9,057	3,785	2,490	2,782
May 7 to 13	9,141	3,776	2,537	2,828
May 14 to 20	10,241	4,792	2,589	2,860
May 21 to 27	10,255	4,778	2,614	2,863
May 28 to June 7	10,286	4,793	2,630	2,863
June 8 to 16	10,290	4,794	2,630	2,866
June 17 to 30	10,312	4,791	2,633	2,888
Source: Bureau of the Census.

State and County	Total	Male	Female
Four-State total	4,889	2,602	2,287
Arizona	58	34	24
Maricopa	58	34	24
California	4,203	2,269	1,934
Alameda	263	142	121
Butte	7	5	2
Contra Costa	18	8	10
Fresno	153	75	78
Imperial	82	35	47
Kern	7	5	2
Kings	3	1	2
Los Angeles	1,969	1,080	889
Marin	8	4	4
Merced	6	2	4
Monterey	234	143	91
Orange	88	54	34
Placer	2	1	1
Riverside	10	4	6
Sacramento	24	10	14
San Benito	6	4	2
San Bernardino	13	9	4
San Diego	61	31	30
San Francisco	207	95	112
San Joaquin	21	10	11
San Luis Obispo	11	5	6
San Mateo	139	67	72
Santa Barbara	205	116	89
Santa Clara	443	231	212
Santa Cruz	82	44	38
Sonoma	17	9	8
Stanislaus	8	4	4
Tulare	64	44	20
Tuolumne	20	15	5
Ventura	29	14	15
Yolo	2	2	---
Yuba	1	---	1
Oregon	129	70	59
Clatsop	1	1	---
Hood River	13	9	4
Lane	4	2	2
Multnomah	54	24	30
Polk	5	2	3
Washington	50	32	18
Yamhill	2	---	2
Washington	499	229	270
Chelan	2	1	1
Clark	5	3	2
King	403	183	220
Kitsap	6	4	2
Lewis	6	1	5
Okanogan	3	3	---
Pacific	5	2	3
Pierce	56	26	30
Thurston	6	2	4
Yakima	7	4	3
Source -- Change of Residence Cards: Evacuated to Non-Evacuated Area.

State	Total	Male	Female
Total	4,889	2,602	2,287
Arizona	105	64	41
Arkansas	1	---	1
Colorado	1,963	1,059	904
District of Columbia	5	1	4
Idaho	305	174	131
Illinois	72	28	44
Indiana	4	2	2
Iowa	4	2	2
Kansas	6	1	5
Kentucky	1	---	1
Massachusetts	3	1	2
Michigan	24	13	11
Minnesota	42	19	23
Missouri	26	12	14
Montana	85	48	37
Nebraska	69	41	28
Nevada	38	18	20
New Jersey	4	1	3
New Mexico	39	18	21
New York	27	12	15
North Carolina	7	2	5
North Dakota	9	4	5
Ohio	12	8	4
Oklahoma	39	18	21
Oregon	115	61	54
Pennsylvania	14	5	9
Texas	51	19	32
Utah	1,519	822	697
Virginia	3	1	2
Washington	208	105	103
Wisconsin	16	9	7
Wyoming	72	34	38
Canada	1	---	1

TABLE 8. -- JAPANESE MIGRANTS FROM EVACUATED AREAS
BY STATE OF ORIGIN AND BY SEX AND NATIVITY

Nativity and Sex	Total	STATE OF ORIGIN
Nativity and Sex	Total	Arizona	California	Oregon	Washington
ALL MIGRANTS
Total	4,889	58	4,203	129	499
Male	2,602	34	2,269	70	229
Female	2,287	24	1,934	59	270
NATIVE-BORN
Total	3,377	38	2,888	84	367
Male	1,763	23	1,531	47	162
Female	1,614	15	1,357	37	203
FOREIGN-BORN
Total	1,512	20	1,315	45	132
Male	839	11	738	23	67
Female	673	9	577	22	65

TABLE 9. -- CLASSIFICATION OF INTERVIEWS
BY TYPES OF BUSINESSES AS OF
MAY 22, 1942, HEAD OFFICE ZONE

Number of Cases	3,562
Number of Persons Interviewed	6,515
Number of Persons Represented	41,483
Residences	712
Flats and Apartments	120
Business	1,325
Equipment and Merchandise	2,111
Furniture and Fixtures	942
Farms and Orchards	1,002
MAJOR BUSINESS CLASSIFICATION
Bakeries	7
Beauticians	38
Canneries	1
Churches	34
Cleaners	205
Dry Goods	32
Fertilizers	5
Florists	21
Garages	16
Hotels	158
Laundries	75
Liquors	14
Markets	102
Newspapers	6
Novelties	19
Nurseries	230
Packers	9
Professions	19
Restaurants	56
Sport Goods	2
All Others	276

TABLE 10. -- TOTAL INTERVIEWS AND TOTAL INDIVIDUAL
CASES HANDLED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO IN CONNECTION WITH
THE EVACUATION PROGRAM

Office	Number of interviews	Number of cases
Total (all offices)	26,954	10,600
San Francisco (Head Office)	7,895	4,630
Los Angeles Branch	9,109	4,059
Portland Branch	3,741	207
Seattle Branch	6,209	1,704

TABLE 11. -- PROPERTY RECEIVED FOR STORAGE
IN MILITARY AREAS 1 AND 2 AND TRANSFERRED
TO WAR RELOCATION AUTHORITY

Office	Number of family units	Number of individual units
Total (all offices)	2,983	38,693
San Francisco (Head Office)	1,375	17,930
Los Angeles Branch	1,190	15,168
Portland Branch	153	2,966
Seattle Branch	265	2,629

TABLE 12. -- MOTOR VEHICLES RECEIVED AND HANDLED BY
THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO

Office	Total	Sold to army	Released to depositors for private disposition*	Submitted for requisitioning
Total (all offices)	1,905	1,469	319	117
San Francisco (Head Office)	152	120	28	4
Los Angeles Branch	1,682	1,312	259	**111
Portland Branch	13	7	5	1
Seattle Branch	58	30	27	1
On Form EPM 8. *While 111 vehicles in Los Angeles Branch zone were submitted to the Military authorities under proposals for requisitioning, voluntary sales of the vehicles to the Army continued, pending completion of requisitioning details.

TABLE 13. -- SUMMARY OF CASES SERVED BY THE FARM SECURITY
ADMINISTRATION: MILITARY AREAS 1 AND 2

	Military Area No. 1	Military Area No. 2
Total Civil Control Stations	112	9
Farm cases registered	5,349	867
Cases with property arrangements Completed when Stations closed	5,266	866
Farm cases with property arrangements Incomplete when Stations closed	83	1
Acreage operated by registered evacuees	210,179	34,536
Acreage with property transactions Completed	207,942	34,511
Acreage with property transactions Incomplete	2,237	25

TABLE 14. -- FARMS AND ACREAGE SUBJECT TO RELINQUISHMENT

Office	FARMS SUBJECT TO RELINQUISHMENT			ACREAGE SUBJECT TO RELINQUISHMENT
	All farms	Transferred		Total acreage	Transferred
	All farms	Number	Percent	Total acreage	Number	Percent
All offices	7,311	7,243	99.1	256,741	254,830	99.3
Arizona	31	31	100.0	1,438	1,438	100.0
Phoenix	31	31	100.0	1,438	1,438	100.0
California	6,084	6,062	99.6	223,257	221,744	99.3
Military Area 1	5,437	5,415	99.6	198,675	197,162	99.2
Bakersfield	120	120	100.0	6,118	6,118	100.0
El Centro	254	254	100.0	12,729	12,729	100.0
Fresno	469	469	100.0	27,784	27,784	100.0
Hayward	254	254	100.0	6,758	6,758	100.0
Los Angeles	548	548	100.0	7,941	7,941	100.0
Pasadena	352	351	99.7	7,319	7,309	99.9
Sacramento	754	734	97.3	36,878	35,627	96.6
San Diego	190	190	100.0	6,070	6,070	100.0
San Jose	604	604	100.0	13,841	13,841	100.0
Santa Ana	544	544	100.0	15,926	15,926	100.0
Santa Maria	155	154	99.4	16,776	16,524	98.5
Santa Rosa	81	81	100.0	1,209	1,209	100.0
Stockton	303	303	100.0	15,827	15,827	100.0
Torrance	414	414	100.0	8,462	8,462	100.0
Watsonville	395	395	100.0	15,037	15,037	100.0
Military Area 2	647	647	100.0	24,582	24,582	100.0
Chico	24	24	100.0	643	643	100.0
Lincoln	52	52	100.0	2,876	2,876	100.0
Marysville	17	17	100.0	573	573	100.0
Reedley	373	373	100.0	13,985	13,985	100.0
Visalia	181	181	100.0	6,505	6,505	100.0
Oregon	366	366	100.0	13,974	13,974	100.0
Portland	366	366	100.0	13,974	13,974	100.0
Washington	830	784	94.5	18,072	17,674	97.8
Auburn	715	669	93.6	10,635	10,237	96.3
Yakima	115	115	100.0	7,437	7,437	100.0

TABLE 15. -- AVERAGE DAILY COST OF RATIONS PER EVACUEE

Center	March	April	May	June	July	August	Sept.	October	Daily average
Marysville	---	---	$0.39	$0.33	---	---	---	---	$0.36
Sacramento	---	---	.34	.34	---	---	---	---	.34
Stockton	---	---	.27	.43	$0.48	$0.46	$0.	$0.43	.41
Turlock	---	---	.36	.41	.50	.50	---	---	.44
Merced	---	---	.44	.37	.41	.42	.42	---	.41
Fresno	---	---	.36	.36	.38	.41	.38	.39	.38
Pinedale	---	---	.30	.37	.44	---	---	---	.37
Tulare	---	---	.28	.46	.42	.39	.39	---	.39
Pomona	---	---	.37	.37	.47	.48	---	---	.42
Tanforan	---	---	.30	.33	.38	.39	.39	.42	.37
Salinas	---	---	.32	.40	.40	---	---	---	.38
Portland	---	---	.34	.31	.35	.39	.24	---	.33
Puyallup	---	---	.32	.36	.49	.41	.39	---	.39
Manzanar	$0.36	$0.36	.36	---	---	---	---	---	.36
Santa Anita	---	.22	.30	.41	.42	.45	.41	.42	.38

TABLE 16. -- INPATIENT MOVEMENT DURING REPORTING PERIOD FROM
AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 1942

Center	Average center and hospital population	In hospital beginning period	Total admitted	Births³	Deaths³	Total discharged	REMAINING IN HOSPITAL
Center	Average center and hospital population	In hospital beginning period	Total admitted	Births³	Deaths³	Total discharged	Total	Center	Outside
Total	58,229	483	1,318	85	19	1,421	446	316	130
Fresno	5,112	47	146	6	1	144	54	45	9
Merced¹	4,469	22	27	8	2	36	19	4	15
Pomona²	4,528	28	32	5	1	63	1	---	1
Portland	3,405	47	91	7	---	101	44	35	9
Puyallup	5,669	64	62	6	1	57	74	64	10
Santa Anita	18,523	113	232	33	6	257	115	74	41
Stockton	4,159	56	92	3	1	104	46	31	15
Tanforan	7,835	60	557	11	6	570	52	26	26
Tulare	4,529	46	79	6	1	89	41	37	4
¹Reporting period from August 8 to August 28, 1942. ²Reporting period from August 1 to August 21, 1942. ³Includes one stillbirth at Santa Anita.

TABLE 17. -- PATIENT-DAYS IN HOSPITALS AND PATIENT-DAYS PER 1,000 EVACUEE DAYS
DURING REPORTING PERIOD: AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 1942

Center	PATIENT-DAYS IN HOSPITALS					Total evacuee-days, Center and hospital	Patient-days per 1,000 evacuee-days
	NUMBER			PERCENT
	Total	Center hospital	Outside hospital	Center hospital	Outside hospital
Total	13,051	9,369	3,682	71.8	28.2	1,567,472	8.3
Fresno	1,455	1,253	202	86.1	13.9	143,144	10.2
Merced¹	476	278	198	58.4	41.6	93,851	5.1
Pomona²	395	220	175	55.7	44.3	95,093	4.2
Portland	1,439	1,157	282	80.4	19.6	95,339	15.1
Puyallup	1,680	1,407	273	83.8	16.2	158,744	10.6
Santa Anita	3,087	2,031	1,056	65.8	34.2	518,630	6.0
Stockton	1,395	898	497	64.4	35.6	116,465	12.0
Tanforan	1,821	872	949	47.9	52.1	219,392	8.3
Tulare	1,303	1,253	50	96.2	3.8	126,814	10.3
¹Reporting period from August 8 to August 28, 1942. ²Reporting period from August 1 to August 21, 1942.

TABLE 18. -- OPERATIONS PERFORMED DURING REPORTING PERIOD:
AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 1942, INCLUSIVE

Center	Total operations	MAJOR OPERATIONS			MINOR OPERATIONS
		Total	Center hospital	Outside hospital	Total	Center Hospital			Outside hospital
		Total	Center hospital	Outside hospital	Total	Total	Inpatient	Outpatient	Outside hospital
Total	271	36	5	31	235	168	105	63	67
Fresno	84	6	---	6	78	74	62	12	4
Merced¹	7	1	---	1	6	6	4	2	---
Pomona²	2	1	---	1	1	1	1	---	---
Portland	40	4	---	4	36	22	13	9	14
Puyallup	7	1	1	---	6	6	---	6	---
Santa Anita	66	6	4	2	60	58	24	34	2
Stockton	6	3	---	3	3	---	---	---	3
Tanforan	56	12	---	12	44	---	---	---	44
Tulare²	3	2	---	2	1	1	1	---	---
¹Reporting period from August 8 to August 28, 1942. ²Reporting period from August 1 to August 21, 1942.

TABLE 19. -- AVERAGE NUMBER OF INPATIENTS PER WEEK BY TYPE OF SERVICE
AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 1942

Center	Total patients	MEDICAL			Surgical	Obstetrical	New-born	Venereal diseases	Tuber- culosis
Center	Total patients	Total	Communi- cable	Other	Surgical	Obstetrical	New-born	Venereal diseases	Tuber- culosis
Total	476	267	25	242	60	40	38	4	67
Fresno	55	36	7	29	6	4	4	2	3
Merced*	20	8	4	4	2	2	2	---	6
Pomona*	14	7	---	7	2	2	2	---	1
Portland	47	36	---	36	5	2	2	1	1
Puyallup	65	43	4	39	1	6	5	---	10
Santa Anita	115	43	1	42	29	13	13	---	17
Stockton	49	35	9	26	3	2	1	---	8
Tanforan	64	25	---	25	9	7	6	---	17
Tulare*	47	34	---	34	3	2	3	1	4
*Average based on 3 week period.

TABLE 20. -- TOTAL OUTPATIENT TREATMENTS BY TYPE OF SERVICE DURING THE
REPORTING PERIOD AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 1942

Center	Total treat- ments	Dental	Surgical	General medical	OBSTETRICAL		Eye, ear, nose and throat	Tubercu- losis	Venereal diseases¹	Arseni- cals	Inocula- tions and vaccina- tions	Physio- therapy
Center	Total treat- ments	Dental	Surgical	General medical	Prenatal	Post- natal	Eye, ear, nose and throat	Tubercu- losis	Venereal diseases¹	Arseni- cals	Inocula- tions and vaccina- tions	Physio- therapy
Total	30,812	9,296	4,156	10,008	692	88	1,761	150	394	175	3,856	236
Fresno	3,361	396	1,357	744	73	---	72	19	24	24	652	---
Merced²	1,142	---	258	392	53	2	107	1	17	25	281	6
Pomona³	1,430	483	---	709	18	3	151	---	---	16	30	20
Portland	2,193	797	197	909	53	12	141	5	1	27	41	10
Puyallup	2,260	1,031	51	357	84	13	82	10	117	37	390	88
Santa Anita	10,495	4,107	1,642	3,160	208	33	533	41	151	---	528	92
Stockton	2,552	422	83	1,243	22	---	280	---	41	---	444	17
Tanforan	5,765	1,669	567	1,438	124	25	327	74	10	46	1,485	---
Tulare²	1,614	391	1	1,056	57	---	68	---	33	---	5	3
¹Except arsenicals ²During the reporting period August 8 to August 28, inclusive ³During the reporting period August 1 to August 21, inclusive

TABLE 21. -- TOTAL TREATMENTS AND OUTPATIENTS
FOR THE REPORTING PERIOD
AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 1942

Center	Treatments	Outpatient cases	Treatments per outpatient
Total	12,816	9,505	1.3
Fresno	3,361	2,689	1.2
Pomona¹	1,430	1,230	1.2
Puyallup	2,260	1,745	1.3
Tanforan	5,765	3,841	1.5
¹For the reporting period August 1 to August 21, 1942

TABLE 22. -- CENTER HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF DURING REPORTING PERIOD
AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 1942

Center	Total medical staff	Physicians	Dentists	NURSES			Dieticians, aids, etc.	Admin. assistants	Other employees
Center	Total medical staff	Physicians	Dentists	Total	Graduate	Other	Dieticians, aids, etc.	Admin. assistants	Other employees
Total	1,130	45	43	149	37	112	375	44	474
Fresno	103	3	3	12	3	9	52	11	22
Merced¹	67	3	2	7	3	4	37	1	17
Pomona²	81	4	3	3	1	2	59	3	9
Portland	107	3	3	4	4	---	10	1	86
Puyallup	123	4	8	9	4	5	29	---	73
Santa Anita	304	8	11	29	7	22	56	3	197
Stockton	64	6	3	19	3	16	26	3	7
Tanforan	190	10	8	55	9	46	54	16	47
Tulare²	91	4	2	11	3	8	52	6	16
¹For the reporting period August 8 to August 28, 1942. ²For the reporting period August 1 to August 21, 1942.

TABLE 23. -- AVERAGE NUMBER OF CASES OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES REPORTED PER WEEK
FROM AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 28, 19421

Disease	Total	Fresno	Merced	Pomona	Portland	Puyallup	Santa Anita	Stockton	Tanforan
Total reported	61	15	3	1	1	15	3	18	5
Measles	17	5	2	1	---	2	1	3	3
Chicken pox	11	3	---	---	---	---	1	7	---
Mumps	3	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	2
Whooping cough	2	1	---	---	---	---	1	---	---
Coryza	1	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Tuberculosis	18	---	---	---	---	10	---	8	---
Venereal diseases:
Lues	3	3	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Gonorrhea	1	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---
Encephalitis equine	1	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
Vincent's angina	1	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---
Other	3	1	---	---	1	1	---	---	---

TABLE 24. -- DEATHS, BIRTHS, AND STILLBIRTHS FOR
JAPANESE INDUCTED INTO AN ASSEMBLY CENTER:
MARCH 21 TO OCTOBER 30, 1942

Center	Deaths	Births	Stillbirths
Total	128	504	6
Fresno	12	32	---
Manzanar (To June 1, 1942)	4	11	---
Marysville	1	4	---
Mayer	---	---	---
Merced	10	21	1
Pinedale	5	6	---
Pomona	3	31	---
Portland	4	23	---
Puyallup	11	37	1
Sacramento	1	15	1
Salinas	2	13	---
Santa Anita	37	194	3
Stockton	7	25	---
Tanforan	22	64	---
Tulare	5	18	---
Turlock	4	10	---

TABLE 25. -- JAPANESE DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON
DURING FIRST 10 MONTHS OF 1942, BY SEX AND MONTH OF DEATH*

Sex and Month	Total	California	Oregon	Washington
Total (10 months)	539	457	12	70
January	82	66	2	14
February	45	38	2	5
March	59	45	3	11
April	55	44	1	10
May	68	57	1	10
June	64	57	1	6
July	54	45	1	8
August	46	42	---	4
September	33	31	---	2
October	33	32	1	---
MALE
Total (10 months)	396	340	6	49
January	67	55	2	10
February	35	30	2	3
March	40	33	---	7
April	39	31	---	8
May	42	37	---	5
June	49	44	1	4
July	41	34	1	6
August	35	31	---	4
September	23	21	---	2
October	24	24	---	---
FEMALE
Total (10 months)	144	117	6	21
January	15	11	---	4
February	10	8	---	2
March	19	12	3	4
April	16	13	1	2
May	26	20	1	5
June	15	13	---	2
July	13	11	---	2
August	11	11	---	---
September	10	10	---	---
October	9	8	1	---
Source: Bureau of Vital Statistics of California, Oregon and Washington. Four of the Washington deaths and none of the Oregon deaths occurred in Military Area 2.

TABLE 26. -- DEATHS, INFANT DEATHS, AND STILLBIRTHS FOR
JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA: 1937-1941*

Cause of Death	Total 1937-41	1941	1940	1939	1938	1937
All causes	3,043	617	638	562	606	620
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever	10	4	2	1	2	1
Measles	4	---	---	2	1	1
Scarlet fever	3	---	---	2	1	---
Whooping cough	6	3	---	---	1	2
Diphtheria	3	---	1	---	1	1
Influenza	15	2	5	1	1	6
Dysentery	6	---	1	3	---	2
Poliomyelitis, acute	1	---	---	---	---	1
Encephalitis, lethargic	5	1	1	1	2	---
Meningococcus, meningitis	1	---	---	---	1	---
Tuberculosis, lungs	434	91	93	64	88	98
Tuberculosis, other	64	13	12	13	16	10
Venereal diseases	58	16	13	5	7	17
Other general diseases (epidemic)	13	3	1	2	4	3
Cancer	424	89	105	88	79	63
Other general diseases	117	20	28	20	23	26
Diseases of nervous system	239	67	48	42	43	39
Diseases of circulatory system	378	70	90	76	74	68
Pneumonia	153	22	23	35	29	44
Other diseases -- respiratory system	35	5	12	6	5	7
Diarrhea and enteritis (-2)	10	2	1	4	2	1
Diarrhea and enteritis (2 plus)	12	3	1	2	5	1
Other diseases digestive system	179	31	28	42	32	46
Nephritis	145	21	27	29	36	32
Other non-venereal genito-urinary	18	4	3	4	3	4
Puerperal state	17	2	4	1	6	4
Diseases skin -- cellular tissue.	3	1	---	1	---	1
Diseases bone, organs of locomotion	6	1	1	2	1	1
Congenital malformations	44	8	7	5	14	10
Diseases peculiar to early infancy.	134	24	33	24	28	25
Suicide	141	32	29	26	27	27
Other external causes	361	81	68	60	74	78
Ill defined or unknown	4	1	1	1	---	1
Infant deaths	270	50	58	46	58	58
Stillbirths	135	24	31	30	25	25
Source: California Bureau of Vital Statistics.

TABLE 27. -- NUMBER OF OFFENSES CHARGED -- TOTAL JAPANESE
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR, 1941,
AND OF ASSEMBLY CENTERS, APRIL 25 TO OCTOBER 25, 1942.

Offense Charged	Pre-Evacuation¹ (12 Mos.)	Post-Evacuation (6 Mos.)
Total	570	534
Criminal Homicide	5	none
Robbery	5	1
Assault	16	36
Burglary	10	11
Larceny (Theft)	10	123
Auto Theft	2	1
Embezzlement and Fraud	9	1
Stolen Property	none	none
Arson	none	none
Forgery and Counterfeiting	10	1
Rape	2	none
Prostitution	24	2
Other Sex Offenses	9	10
Narcotic Drug Laws	10	none
Weapons	9	none
Offenses Against Family	1	1
Liquor Laws	3	7
Driving While Intoxicated	30	none
Road and Driving Laws	4	13
Parking Violations	none	none
Other Traffic Laws	8	2
Disorderly Conduct	4	72
Drunkenness	89	7
Vagrancy	24	none
Gambling	192	55
Suspicion	69	117
Not Stated	3	9
All Other Offenses	22	65
¹Figures are based on "Uniform Crime Reports", Volume XII, fourth quarterly bulletin, 1941, issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice.

TABLE 28. -- CRIME OFFENSES IN ASSEMBLY CENTERS

Center	Average population (Thousands)	Days of operation	Total Japanese man days (Thousands)	Number of offenses	Offense rate per 1,000 persons per year
Pre-Evacuation¹	126.5	365	46,172.5	570	4.5
All Assembly Centers	42.2	224	9,462.2	534	20.6
Fresno	4.4	178	783.7	34	15.8
Manzanar	5.2	72	373.4	40	39.1
Marysville	1.8	53	93.3	1	3.9
Mayer	0.2	27	5.8	---	---
Merced	3.8	133	500.4	4	2.9
Pinedale	3.7	78	287.9	9	11.4
Pomona	4.8	110	523.0	11	7.7
Portland	3.0	132	391.8	19	17.7
Puyallup	5.7	137	781.4	32	14.9
Sacramento	3.2	52	165.9	8	17.6
Salinas	3.0	69	209.2	20	34.9
Santa Anita	12.9	215	2,777.6	226	29.7
Stockton	3.7	161	599.7	16	9.7
Tanforan	6.5	169	1,098.7	59	19.6
Tulare	4.1	138	567.4	36	23.2
Turlock	2.9	105	303.2	19	22.9
¹Figures are based on "Uniform Crime Reports", Volume XII, fourth quarterly bulletin, 1941, issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice.

TABLE 29. -- AVERAGE POPULATION, TOTAL DAYS OCCUPIED
BY EVACUEES, DATES OF OCCUPANCY AND MAXIMUM
POPULATION OF ASSEMBLY CENTERS
(Population in outside hospitals not included)

Center	Average population	Total days occupied	DATES OF OCCUPANCY		MAXIMUM POPULATION
Center	Average population	Total days occupied	From	To	Number	Date
Fresno	4,403	178	5-6	10-30	5,120	9-4
Manzanar¹	5,186	72	3-21	5-31	9,666	5-31
Marysville	1,760	53	5-8	6-29	2,451	6-2
Mayer	214	27	5-7	6-2	245	5-25
Merced	3,762	133	5-6	9-15	4,508	6-3
Pinedale	3,690	78	5-7	7-23	4,792	6-29
Pomona	4,755	110	5-7	8-24	5,434	7-20
Portland	2,969	132	5-2	9-10	3,676	6-6
Puyallup	5,704	137	4-28	9-12	7,390	5-25
Sacramento	3,190	52	5-6	6-26	4,739	5-30
Salinas	3,032	69	4-27	7-4	3,594	6-23
Santa Anita	12,919	215	3-27	10-27	18,719	8-23
Stockton	3,725	161	5-10	10-17	4,271	5-21
Tanforan	6,501	169	4-28	10-13	7,816	7-25
Tulare	4,112	138	4-20	9-4	4,978	8-11
Turlock	2,888	105	4-30	8-12	3,662	6-2
¹Manzanar was transferred to WRA on June 1, 1942.

TABLE 30. -- PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE OF THE COST
OF RELOCATION CENTERS (DECEMBER 1, 1942)

Center	Capacity	Work started	ESTIMATED COST
Center	Capacity	Work started	Total	Per capita
Total	120,000	---	$56,482,000	$471
Central Utah	10,000	7/10/42	3,929,000	393
Colorado River	20,000	3/27/42	9,365,000	468
Gila River	15,000	5/1/42	7,560,000	504
Granada	8,000	6/12/42	4,200,000	525
Heart Mountain	11,000	6/15/42	5,095,000	463
Jerome	10,000	7/15/42	5,003,000	500
Manzanar	10,000	3/10/42	3,764,000	376
Minidoka	10,000	6/5/42	5,837,000	584
Rohwer	10,000	7/1/42	4,804,000	480
Tule Lake	16,000	4/23/42	6,925,000	433

TABLE 31. -- QUARTERMASTER PROPERTY SHIPPED TO WRA CENTERS*

Item	Amount	Item	Amount
Cots, Steel	117,393	Griddles	1,240
Blankets, W. O. D. or Comforters.	275,141	Knives, Butcher	1,805
Covers, Mattresses or Bed Sacks	118,626	Knives, Paring	3,518
Axes, S. B	2,635	Ladles, Soup	4,022
Buckets, G. I.	9,478	Machines, Grinder	659
Cans, G. I., 10 Gallon	4,159	Mashers, Potato	1,207
Cans, G. I., 32 Gallons	5,555	Measures, Quart	594
Boats, Gravy	19,915	Openers, Can	1,179
Bowls, Soup	123,583	Pans, Bake, Large	2,894
Bowls, Sugar	21,002	Pans, Cake or Pie	18,116
Cups, Coffee	122,797	Pans, Dish	5,228
Dishes, Pickle	10,125	Pans, Frying	618
Dishes, Vegetable	39,195	Picks, Ice	590
Forks	117,620	Pins, Rolling	592
Knives	121,114	Pots, Stock, 10 Gallon	1,292
Pitchers, Syrup	19,390	Pots, Stock, 15 Gallon	1,340
Pitchers, Water	19,774	Pots, Stock, 20 Gallon	466
Plates, Dinner	125,627	Saws, Butcher	625
Platters, Meat	10,149	Scrapers, Dough	586
Pots, Mustard	19,879	Sieves, Flour	594
Saucers, Coffee	123,345	Skimmers, Large	1,521
Shakers, Pepper	17,600	Spoons, Basting	1,348
Shakers, Salt	20,444	Steels, Butcher	560
Spoons	117,821	Tongs, Ice	639
Cleavers, Butcher	604	Turners, Cake	2,507
Dippers	5,166	Whips, Wire	1,213
Forks, Meat	2,434	Ranges, Army No. 5, complete	1,236
Graters	1,224
*Most of this equipment was transferred from Assembly to Relocation Centers.

TABLE 32. -- SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS OF EVACUEES FROM CUSTODY OF
THE ARMY TO CUSTODY OF WAR RELOCATION AUTHORITY

Place of Custody	Total	Transfer order	Direct evacuation	Other movement
WRA Custody	111,155*	89,698	18,249	2,414
To all Relocation Centers	108,503	89,698	18,026	779
Central Utah	8,255	8,223	---	32
Colorado River	17,740	5,919	11,711	110
Heart Mountain	10,972	10,954	---	18
Jerome¹	7,674	7,674	---	---
Gila River	13,234	10,202	2,946	86
Granada	7,567	7,554	---	13
Manzanar²	10,049	9,731	165	153
Minidoka	9,484	9,467	---	17
Rohwer	8,232	8,232	---	---
Tule Lake	15,296	11,742	3,204	350
To other than Relocation Centers	2,652*	---	223	1,635
Furlough	1,630	---	223	1,407
Institutions, etc.	1,022*	---	---	228
*Including 794 persons remaining in institutions in evacuated area, and who were never evacuated. ¹Including 894 persons enroute from Fresno on October 31. ²9,666 evacuees transferred by inter-agency agreement, June 1, 1942.

TABLE 33. -- TRANSFERS FROM ASSSEMBLY TO RELOCATION CENTERS
(REGULAR MOVEMENTS BY TRANSFER ORDER)

Assembly Center origin	Relocation Center destination	Transfer order number	DATE OF		Persons transferred
Assembly Center origin	Relocation Center destination	Transfer order number	Departure	Arrival	Persons transferred
Portland	Tule Lake	1	5-26	5-26	250
Puyallup	Tule Lake		5-26	5-26	196

Mayer	Colorado River	2	6-2	6-2	246

Sacramento	Tule Lake	3	6-15	6-16	498
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-16	6-17	504
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-17	6-18	512
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-18	6-19	494
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-19	6-20	497
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-20	6-21	499
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-21	6-22	509
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-22	6-23	512
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-23	6-24	545
Sacramento	Tule Lake		6-26	6-26	85

Marysville	Tule Lake	4	6-24	6-25	520
Marysville	Tule Lake		6-25	6-26	499
Marysville	Tule Lake		6-26	6-27	488
Marysville	Tule Lake		6-27	6-28	490
Marysville	Tule Lake		6-28	6-29	397

Salinas	Colorado River	5	6-28	6-29	483
Salinas	Colorado River		6-29	6-30	482
Salinas	Colorado River		6-30	7-1	499
Salinas	Colorado River		7-1	7-2	451
Salinas	Colorado River		7-2	7-3	451
Salinas	Colorado River		7-3	7-4	517
Salinas	Colorado River		7-4	7-5	592

Pinedale	Tule Lake	6	7-15	7-16	501
Pinedale	Tule Lake		7-16	7-17	503
Pinedale	Tule Lake		7-17	7-18	508
Pinedale	Tule Lake		7-18	7-19	515
Pinedale	Tule Lake		7-19	7-20	513
Pinedale	Tule Lake		7-20	7-21	515
Pinedale	Tule Lake		7-22	7-23	510
Pinedale	Tule Lake		7-23	7-24	446
Pinedale	Colorado River		7-21	7-22	345
Pinedale	Colorado River		7-21	7-22	350

Salinas	Tule Lake	7	7-3	7-4	105

Turlock	Gila River	8	7-18	7-20	520
Turlock	Gila River		7-25	7-27	510
Turlock	Gila River		7-26	7-28	513
Turlock	Gila River		7-27	7-29	519
Turlock	Gila River		8-10	8-12	507
Turlock	Gila River		8-11	8-13	502
Turlock	Gila River		8-12	8-14	502

Pinedale	Gila River	9	7-22	7-23	40

Puyallup	Minidoka	10	8-9	8-10	213
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-15	8-16	493
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-16	8-17	516
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-17	8-18	508
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-18	8-19	524
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-19	8-20	511
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-20	8-21	525
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-21	8-22	516
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-29	8-30	517
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-30	8-31	512
Puyallup	Minidoka		8-31	9-1	503
Puyallup	Minidoka		9-1	9-2	505
Puyallup	Minidoka		9-2	9-3	505
Puyallup	Minidoka		9-3	9-4	412
Puyallup	Minidoka		9-4	9-5	297
Puyallup	Minidoka		9-12	9-13	92

Pomona	Heart Mountain	11	8-9	8-12	292
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-15	8-18	529
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-16	8-19	519
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-17	8-20	530
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-18	8-21	545
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-19	8-22	507
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-20	8-23	499
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-21	8-24	542
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-22	8-25	492
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-23	8-26	392
Pomona	Heart Mountain		8-24	8-27	413

Tulare	Gila River	12	8-20	8-21	506
Tulare	Gila River		8-21	8-22	529
Tulare	Gila River		8-25	8-26	514
Tulare	Gila River		8-26	8-27	485
Tulare	Gila River		8-30	8-31	523
Tulare	Gila River		8-31	9-1	516
Tulare	Gila River		9-1	9-2	501
Tulare	Gila River		9-2	9-3	521
Tulare	Gila River		9-3	9-4	447
Tulare	Gila River		9-4	9-5	400

Portland	Heart Mountain	13	8-29	8-31	498
Portland	Heart Mountain		8-30	9-1	440
Portland	Minidoka		9-6	9-7	500
Portland	Minidoka		9-7	9-8	494
Portland	Minidoka		9-8	9-9	501
Portland	Minidoka		9-9	9-10	506
Portland	Minidoka		9-10	9-11	317

Santa Anita	Colorado River	14	8-26	8-27	639
Santa Anita	Colorado River		8-26	8-27	231
Santa Anita	Colorado River		8-27	8-28	540
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		8-30	9-2	608
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		9-1	9-4	597
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		9-3	9-6	595
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		9-5	9-8	583
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		9-7	9-10	586
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		9-9	9-12	561
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		9-11	9-13	541
Santa Anita	Heart Mountain		9-13	9-17	532

Puyallup	Tule Lake	15	8-25	8-26	53

Merced	Granada	16	8-25	8-27	212
Merced	Granada		9-1	9-3	557
Merced	Granada		9-2	9-5	550
Merced	Granada		9-3	9-5	556
Merced	Granada		9-5	9-7	553
Merced	Granada		9-7	9-9	527
Merced	Granada		9-13	9-16	529
Merced	Granada		9-14	9-16	527
Merced	Granada		9-15	9-17	481

Portland	Tule Lake	17	9-3	9-3	78

Tanforan	Central Utah	18	9-9	9-11	214
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-15	9-17	502
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-16	9-18	482
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-17	9-19	511
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-18	9-20	498
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-19	9-21	505
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-20	9-22	520
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-21	9-23	500
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-22	9-24	516
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-26	9-28	525
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-27	9-29	514
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-28	9-30	516
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-29	9-31	513
Tanforan	Central Utah		9-30	10-2	522
Tanforan	Central Utah		10-1	10-3	527
Tanforan	Central Utah		10-13	10-15	308

Santa Anita	Granada	19	9-17	9-19	495
Santa Anita	Granada		9-19	9-21	524
Santa Anita	Granada		9-21	9-24	514
Santa Anita	Granada		9-23	9-25	500
Santa Anita	Granada		9-25	9-27	452
Santa Anita	Granada		9-27	9-29	457

Portland	Heart Mountain	20	9-9	9-11	48

Santa Anita	Rohwer	21	9-20	9-24	503
Santa Anita	Rohwer		9-22	9-26	522
Santa Anita	Rohwer		9-24	9-27	496
Santa Anita	Rohwer		9-26	9-30	494
Santa Anita	Rohwer		9-28	10-1	492
Santa Anita	Rohwer		9-30	10-3	453
Santa Anita	Rohwer		10-2	10-6	480
Santa Anita	Rohwer		10-4	10-7	417
Santa Anita	Rohwer		10-6	10-10	389

Stockton	Rohwer	22	9-14	9-18	249
Stockton	Rohwer		10-3	10-7	512
Stockton	Rohwer		10-5	10-9	515
Stockton	Rohwer		10-7	10-11	426
Stockton	Rohwer		10-9	10-13	423
Stockton	Rohwer		10-11	10-15	417
Stockton	Rohwer		10-13	10-17	432
Stockton	Rohwer		10-15	10-19	414
Stockton	Rohwer		10-17	10-21	425

Santa Anita	Central Utah	23	10-7	10-9	550

Santa Anita	Jerome	24	10-8	10-11	510
Santa Anita	Jerome		10-10	10-13	457
Santa Anita	Jerome		10-12	10-16	476
Santa Anita	Jerome		10-14	10-18	472
Santa Anita	Jerome		10-16	10-19	355
Santa Anita	Jerome		10-19	10-22	386

Fresno	Jerome	25	10-2	10-6	202
Fresno	Jerome		10-12	10-16	463
Fresno	Jerome		10-14	10-18	472
Fresno	Jerome		10-16	10-20	466
Fresno	Jerome		10-18	10-22	468
Fresno	Jerome		10-20	10-24	459
Fresno	Jerome		10-22	10-26	437
Fresno	Jerome		10-24	10-28	438
Fresno	Jerome		10-26	10-30	462
Fresno	Jerome		10-28	11-1	479
Fresno	Jerome		10-30	11-3	415

Santa Anita	Gila River	26	10-17	10-18	533
Santa Anita	Gila River		10-18	10-19	514

Stockton	Gila River	27	10-16	10-17	220
Fresno	Gila River		10-16	10-17	156

Santa Anita	Heart Mountain	28	10-27	10-30	105
Santa Anita	Granada		10-27	10-29	120
Santa Anita	Jerome		10-27	10-30	257
Santa Anita	Rohwer		10-27	10-31	173

Santa Anita	Gila River	29	10-26	10-27	224
Santa Anita	Colorado River		10-26	10-26	93
Santa Anita	Manzanar		10-26	10-27	65

TABLE 34. -- SUMMARY BY SOURCE AND DISPOSITION OF PERSONS WHO
WERE OFFERED REPATRIATION IN JUNE, 1942

Source and Disposition	Number of persons
Total searched by WCCA	573
SOURCE
Listed by State Department	539
Unlisted dependents	34
DISPOSITION
Listed persons found to be interned or at addresses outside WCCA jurisdiction	397
Listed persons and unlisted dependents with whom WCCA communicated	101
Repatriated	54
Declined repatriation	41
Declared ineligible	6
Listed persons whose last known address was within evacuated portion of WDC but who were not located by WCCA	75

TABLE 35. -- ADDRESS, AGE, AND SEX OF 54 REPATRIATES
ENTRAINED BY WCCA ON JUNE 6, 1942

Center, or Other Address	Total persons	ADULTS		MINORS UNDER AGE OF 18
Center, or Other Address	Total persons	Male	Female	Male	Female
Total persons	54	18	18	5	13
Marysville	3	1	1	---	1
Pomona	2	---	1	---	1
Portland	3	---	1	---	2
Puyallup	3	---	2	1	---
Sacramento	4	2	1	1	---
Santa Anita	10	5	2	1	2
Stockton	3	---	1	---	2
Tanforan	15	4	6	1	4
Turlock	4	4	---	---	---
Colorado River	4	2	1	---	1
Arequipa Sanatorium	1	---	1	---	---
Pasco, Washington	2	---	1	1	---

TABLE 36. -- DISTRIBUTION OF NAMES ON JULY 31, 1942 STATE DEPARTMENT
PRELIMINARY REPATRIATION LIST FOUND IN WCCA MASTER INDEX FILE

Distribution of Names Found	Number of persons
Total names teletyped to War Department, together with current addresses	778
Residents of Assembly Centers	407
Fresno	11
Merced	12
Pomona	29
Portland	35
Puyallup	25
Santa Anita	202
Stockton	7
Tanforan	50
Tulare	36
Residents of Relocation Centers	291
Colorado River	90
Gila River	27
Manzanar	120
Tule Lake	54
At private addresses in unevacuated portions of WDC	40
At private addresses outside WDC	40

TABLE 37. -- DISTRIBUTION OF NAMES ON JULY 31, 1942 STATE
DEPARTMENT PRELIMINARY REPATRIATION LIST
NOT FOUND IN WCCA MASTER INDEX FILE

Distribution of Names not Found	Number of persons
Total names not found indexed in WCCA Master File	2,025
No address listed	52
Listed in Hawaii and Central America	399
Listed with ships ("Etolin", "Shawnee", "Florida") as last address	487
In detention or internment enclosures	993
Listed at private addresses outside WDC	39
Listed at private addresses in unevacuated portion of WDC	23
Listed at private addresses within evacuated portion of WDC	32

TABLE 38. -- DISTRIBUTION OF NAMES UNDER WCCA RESPONSIBILITY
ON AUGUST 19, 1942 STATE DEPARTMENT LIST

Distribution	Number of persons
Total persons from whom WCCA was responsible for obtaining a decision	352
Residents of Assembly and Relocation Centers	299
Originally listed at Centers	275
Added by special permission of State Department	20
Originally listed at internment enclosures but found paroled to Centers	4
Internees at Angel Island, Sharp's Park, and U. S. I. S., Los Angeles	22
Listed at former private addresses within evacuated portion of WDC but not found indexed in WCCA Master File	31

TABLE 39. -- DISPOSITION OF NAMES UNDER WCCA RESPONSIBILITY
ON AUGUST 19, 1942 STATE DEPARTMENT LIST

Disposition	Number of persons
Total persons from whom WCCA was responsible for obtaining a decision	352
Communicated with by WCCA	334
Decided to accept repatriation	199
Decided to decline repatriation	135
Found to have moved outside WDC jurisdiction	2
Found to be impossible to locate	16

TABLE 40. -- TYPE OF FORM LETTER SENT TO RESIDENTS OF ASSEMBLY
AND RELOCATION CENTERS IN OCTOBER, 1942

Form Letter	PERSONS
Form Letter	Total	Photostat list	Supplement*
Total persons	2,744	2,690	54
WCCA Form R-106. Sent to persons who had formerly submitted Individual Requests for Repatriation	112	87	25
WCCA Form R-107. Sent to immediate family of listed persons	1,994	1,973	31
WCCA Form R-108. Sent to other family group members who had registered for evacuation with immediate family (i. e., non-dependent children, aunts, uncles, in-laws, cousins, etc.)	638	630	8
*From WRA List-I received October 21,1942.

TABLE 41. -- RESPONSES RECEIVED IN CANVASS OF PERSONS ON
PHOTOSTAT LIST AND SUPPLEMENT: OCTOBER 19-DECEMBER 31, 1942

Category	Total persons	NUMBER OF PERSONS BY LIST NUMBER AND DATE TRANSMITTED TO WAR DEPARTMENT
Category	Total persons	1 10/19	2 10/24	3 10/29	4 11/4	5 11/12	6 11/23	7 12/7	8 12/31
DECISIONS
Total respondents	2,229	184	231	389	354	312	343	166	250
Indicated willingness to accept repatriation	142	4	12	22	25	41	16	8	14
Declined repatriation	2,087	180	219	367	329	271	327	158	236
ADULTS
Respondents 18 years of age and older	1,545	140	159	284	242	218	227	105	170
FAMILIES
Family groups involved	593	51	75	102	88	75	91	38	73

TABLE 42. -- LISTS OF JAPANESE REQUESTING REPATRIATION
TRANSMITTED BY WARTIME CIVIL CONTROL ADMINISTRATION

List No.	Date transmitted 1942	Center	Total individuals	Total signed requests*
		Total	2,772	2,086
1	7-31	Fresno	43	36
2	7-31	Merced	79	69
3	7-31	Pomona	77	65
4	7-31	Portland	71	55
5	8-2	Stockton	130	85
6	8-2	Tanforan	61	50
7	8-2	Tulare	170	119
8	8-2	Pomona	117	79
9	8-5	Tanforan	128	102
10	8-5	Tule Lake	110	98
11	8-5	Turlock	182	126
12	8-5	Puyallup	309	244
13	8-6	Manzanar	237	189
14	8-6	Gila River	24	14
15	8-6	Colorado River	170	119
16	8-6	Santa Anita	299	220
17	8-6	Manzanar	97	85
18	8-6	Miscellaneous	15	10
19	8-13	Miscellaneous	198	152
20	8-13	Gila River	44	35
21	8-13	Colorado River	79	54
22	9-12	Miscellaneous	105	67
23	10-21	Miscellaneous	27	13
*Exclusive of persons under age of 18 and interned family members whose names appeared only on Family Summary Sheets.

TABLE 43. -- AGE, SEX, CITIZENSHIP, AND PLACE OF EDUCATION OF 2,772 JAPANESE
REQUESTING REPATRIATION AS OF OCTOBER 19, 1942

Age Group	TOTAL BY SEX			CITIZENSHIP*			EDUCATION, IF U. S. BORN**
	Both sexes	Male	Female	U. S.	Dual	Japan	Nisei		Kibei
	Both sexes	Male	Female	U. S.	Dual	Japan	Male	Female	Male	Female
Total all ages	2,772	1,833	939	808	363	1,601	54	96	248	127
Total under 18	646	326	320	646	---	---	---	---	---	---
0-4	149	70	79	149	---	---	---	---	---	---
5-9	171	93	78	171	---	---	---	---	---	---
10-14	203	101	102	203	---	---	---	---	---	---
15-17	123	62	61	123	---	---	---	---	---	---
Total 18 and over	2,126	1,507	619	162	363	1,601	54	96	248	127
18-19	97	52	45	42	55	---	22	32	30	13
20-24	235	139	96	59	168	8	21	42	111	53
25-29	143	85	58	34	96	13	8	9	68	45
30-34	87	40	47	18	31	38	1	11	23	14
35-39	187	112	75	8	8	171	1	2	11	2
40-44	280	176	104	---	4	276	1	---	3	---
46-49	224	145	79	---	1	223	---	---	1	---
50-54	258	214	44	1	---	257	---	---	1	---
55-59	272	238	34	---	---	272	---	---	---	---
60-64	192	175	17	---	---	192	---	---	---	---
65 and over	151	131	20	---	---	151	---	---	---	---
All persons under age of 18 were U. S. born and are listed as having U. S. citizenship. No data are available concerning how many of these have been registered with Japan as dual citizens. *U. S. born Japanese with no education in Japan are here termed "Nisei", and those partially or entirely educated in Japan are termed "Kibei". No data available on place of education of those under 18 years of age.

TABLE 44. -- NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF NISEI, KIBEI, AND ISSEI REQUESTING REPATRIATION IN FIVE AGE GROUPS
(PERCENTAGE OF EACH AGE GROUP IN EACH CLASS, BY SEX)

Age Group	Both Sexes	MALES				FEMALES
Age Group	Both Sexes	Total	Nisei	Kibei	Issei	Total	Nisei	Kibei	Issei
PERSONS
Total persons	749	428	53	243	132	321	96	127	98
18-19	97	52	22	30	---	45	32	13	---
20-24	235	139	21	111	7	96	42	53	1
25-29	143	85	8	68	9	58	9	45	4
30-34	87	40	1	23	16	47	11	14	22
35-39	187	112	1	11	100	75	2	2	71
PERCENTAGE
Total percentage	100.	57.	7.	32.	18.	43.	13.	17.	13.
18-19	100.	54.	23.	31.	---	46.	33.	13.	---
20-24	100.	59.	9.	47.	3.	41.	18.	22.5	0.5
25-29	100.	59.5	5.5	47.5	6.5	40.5	6.5	31.5	2.5
30-34	100.	46.	1.	26.5	18.5	54.	13.	16.	25.
35-39	100.	60.	0.5	6.	53.5	40.	1.	1.	38.

TABLE 45. -- SUMMARY OF PERSONS EVACUATED OR OTHERWISE COMING UNDER THE EVACUATION PROGRAM: MARCH 2 TO OCTOBER 31, 1942

(Includes evacuation by WCCA directly to Relocation Centers. Does not include the births, parolees or other persons entering Relocation Centers from sources other than WCCA.)

Type of Action	Total persons	Entered a Center	Did not enter a Center
Total persons affected	117,116	110,723	6,393
Direct Evacuation¹	109,221	109,221	---
Transferred from Alaska	151	151	---
Births in Assembly Centers	504	504	---
Other entries in Assembly Centers.	641	641	---
Mixed-marriage families	465	206	259
Released on work furlough (Area 2)	223	---	223
In institutions, October 31	1,022	---	1,022
Voluntary migrants²	4,889	---	4,889
¹Other than mixed-marriage cases. ²Net total of persons migrating from evacuated areas prior to evacuation and who did not return to a Center before October 31. 1942.

TABLE 46. -- STATE OF ORIGIN BY CENTER OF DESTINATION OF JAPANESE EVACUEES*

Evacuation destination		STATE OF ORIGIN
Evacuation destination	All origins	Arizona	California	Oregon	Wash- ington	Not specified
All destinations	110,442	259	92,785	3,714	12,892	792
Assembly Centers	92,193	243	75,500	3,424	12,234	792
Fresno	5,229	---	5,183	---	---	46
Manzanar (to June 1, 1942)	9,665	---	9,408	---	257	---
Marysville	2,460	---	2,460	---	---	---
Mayer	243	243	---	---	---	---
Merced	4,565	---	4,540	---	---	25
Pinedale	4,810	---	755	551	3,497	7
Pomona	5,420	---	5,391	---	---	29
Portland	4,043	---	4	2,870	1,165	4
Puyallup	7,548	---	---	2	7,314	232
Sacramento	4,753	---	4,753	---	---	---
Salinas	3,592	---	3,592	---	---	---
Santa Anita	18,937	---	18,715	---	1	221
Stockton	4,302	---	4,292	---	---	10
Tanforan	7,928	---	7,879	---	---	49
Tulare	5,026	---	4,861	1	---	164
Turlock	3,672	---	3,667	---	---	5
Relocation Centers	18,026	16	17,062	290	---	*
Colorado River	11,711	4	11,707	---	---	*
Gila River	2,946	11	2,935	---	---	*
Manzanar	165	1	163	---	1	*
Tule Lake	3,204	---	2,257	290	657	*
Beet Workers	223	---	223	---	---	---
* Parolees, Detainees, and other Japanese entering Relocation Centers from Outside the Evacuated Areas are not included in this count.

TABLE 47. -- EVACUATION SUMMARY
TOTAL PERSONS EVACUATED TO EACH ASSEMBLY AND RELOCATION CENTER BY CIVILIAN EXCLUSION ORDER NUMBER AND AREA
(Manzanar Classified as an Assembly Center Until May 31, 1942)

CIVILIAN EXCLUSION ORDER	ALL EVA- CUEES	EVACUATION TO ASSEMBLY CENTERS																	EVACUATION TO RELOCATION CENTERS					BEET WORK- ERS	STATE	PRINCIPAL COUNTY
CIVILIAN EXCLUSION ORDER	ALL EVA- CUEES	TOTAL	FRES- NO	MAN- ZANAR	MARYS- VILLE	MAYER	MER- CED	PINE- DALE	POMO- NA	PORT- LAND	PUYAL- LUP	SACRA- MENTO	SALI- NAS	SANTA ANITA	STOCK- TON	TANFO- RAN	TUL- ARE	TUR- LOCK	TOTAL	COLO- RADO RIVER	GILA RIVER	MANZA- NAR	TULE LAKE	BEET WORK- ERS	STATE	PRINCIPAL COUNTY
ALL ORIGINS	110,442	92,193	5,229	9,655	2,460	243	4,565	4,810	5,420	4,043	7,548	4,753	3,592	18,937	4,302	7,928	5,026	3,572	18,026	11,711	2,946	165	3,204	223	ALL	---
ALL C.E.O'S.	109,650	91,401	5,183	9,8?5	2,480	243	4,540	4,803	5,391	4,039	7,316	4,753	3,592	18,716	4,292	7,879	4,662	3,667	18,026	11,711	2,946	185	3,204	223	---	ALL
1	258	257	---	257	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	1	---	---	WASHINGTON	KITSAP
2	2,497	2,497	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	2,497	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
3	3,231	3,172	---	3,172	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	59	---	---	59	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
4	1,269	1,289	---	31	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,238	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN DIEGO
5	646	648	---	13	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	629	---	---	---	4	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN FRANCISCO
6	2,487	2461	---	10	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	2,444	---	1	6	---	6	1	---	5	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
7	1,117	1,117	---	1,107	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	9	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
8	1,314	1,307	1	1,292	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	14	---	---	---	---	7	---	---	7	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
9	1,488	1,481	---	1,465	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	16	---	---	---	---	7	---	---	7	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
10	629	629	---	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	826	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
11	1,540	1,540	---	6	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,534	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
12	598	598	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	6	---	---	592	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	VENTURA
13	489	488	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	1	486	---	1	---	---	1	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SANTA BARBARA
14	1,380	1,379	1	1	---	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	1	---	---	1,374	---	1	---	---	1	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN LUIS OBISPO
15	1,579	1,579	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,578	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	MONTEREY
16	1,160	1,180	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,160	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SANTA CRUZ
17	1,182	1,182	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,182	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
18	770	770	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	770	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
19	1,188	1,188	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,182	---	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	CONTRA COSTA
20	1,924	1,922	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,892	---	29	2	---	---	---	2	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN FRANCISCO
21	1,237	1,235	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,235	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	1	1	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
22	1,857	1,857	---	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,855	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
23	1,002	1,002	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	3	---	---	---	899	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SOLANO
24	1,376	1,376	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	2	---	1,374	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	ALAMEDA
25	689	689	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	689	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	OREGON	MULTNOMAH
26	642	642	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	642	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	OREGON	MULTNOMAH
27	835	834	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	832	---	---	1	---	---	---	1	---	CALIFORNIA	ALAMEDA
28	672	672	---	2	---	---	6	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	662	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	ALAMEDA
29	710	710	---	1	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	10	---	---	698	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
30	371	371	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	369	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
31	2,149	2,149	---	5	---	---	---	---	27	---	---	---	---	2,112	---	---	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
32	1,007	1,004	---	390	---	---	---	---	603	---	---	---	---	11	---	---	---	---	3	---	---	3	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
33	2,303	2,299	---	413	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,680	---	---	6	---	4	---	---	4	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
34	1,214	1,214	---	---	---	---	---	3	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,211	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	ALAMEDA
35	891	891	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	891	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN MATEO
36	918	918	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	918	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
37	1,149	1,149	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,149	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
38	259	243	---	---	---	243	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	18	4	11	1	---	---	ARIZONA	SOUTHERN COUNTIES
39	992	992	---	---	---	---	---	989	---	---	3	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
40	1,393	1,392	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,392	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	1	---	WASHINGTON	KING
41	1,653	1,626	---	27	---	---	8	7	738	---	---	---	---	---	---	848	---	---	27	---	---	27	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN FRANCISCO
42	945	945	---	1	---	---	---	---	942	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
43	488	488	---	7	---	---	---	---	472	---	---	---	---	9	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
44	570	569	566	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	3	---	---	---	---	1	1	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	TULARE
45	584	584	584	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	KINGS
46	632	632	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	831	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	OREGON	CLACKAMAS
47	885	885	---	---	885	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	PLACER
48	644	644	---	---	644	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	PLACER
49	563	563	---	---	---	---	---	551	---	12	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	OREGON	HOOD RIVER
50	523	523	---	2	---	---	516	---	---	---	---	---	---	2	2	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	STANISLAUS
51	900	900	6	---	---	---	890	---	4	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	MERCED
52	3,877	3,867	---	2	15	---	1	---	---	---	---	3,847	---	2	---	---	---	---	10	---	---	---	10	---	CALIFORNIA	SACRAMENTO
53	1,658	1,658	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	2	1,648	1	7	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN JOAQUIN
54	1,599	1,599	---	1	---	---	---	---	9	---	---	---	---	297	---	---	1,292	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
55	1,174	1,174	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,166	---	---	---	---	8	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
56	767	767	---	2	---	---	---	---	740	---	---	---	---	25	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
57	836	836	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	836	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
58	1,053	1,053	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,052	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	PIERCE
59	856	3	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	853	853	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN DIEGO
60	906	18	---	---	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	16	---	---	---	---	888	888	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	ORANGE
61	703	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	5	---	---	---	---	898	898	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	ORANGE
62	861	861	861	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	FRESNO
63	541	541	539	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	MADERA
64	1,401	1,393	1,349	---	---	---	---	27	---	---	---	---	2	5	3	---	7	---	8	8	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	FRESNO
65	670	670	1	---	---	---	665	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	4	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	NORTH BAY
66	1,660	1,660	1	865	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	5	---	7	1	781	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
67	872	870	---	---	---	---	---	888	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	2	---	WASHINGTON	PIERCE
68	166	166	---	---	---	---	---	166	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KITSAP
69	786	786	---	3	14	---	757	---	---	---	---	---	3	4	---	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	COLUSA
70	2,925	2925	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	286	---	1	2636	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN JOAQUIN
71	824	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	824	824	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	IMPERIAL
72	664	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	664	664	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	IMPERIAL
73	225	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	225	225	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	RIVERSIDE
74	280	279	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	279	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	---	OREGON	WESTERN COUNTIES
75	582	582	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	576	---	6	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SACRAMENTO
76	99	99	---	---	---	---	99	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	GLENN
77	835	835	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	835	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN BENITO
78	858	858	---	---	---	---	858	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	YOLO
79	1,016	1,016	---	---	---	---	---	1,018	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
80	461	461	---	---	---	---	---	458	---	---	3	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	WASHINGTON	KING
81	279	279	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	279	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN FRANCISCO
82	48	48	---	---	---	---	48	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	NORTH COAST
83	548	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	547	547	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	RIVERSIDE
84	88	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	88	88	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	KERN
85	847	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	847	847	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	KERN
86	1,861	62	---	2	---	---	---	---	27	2	---	---	---	31	---	---	---	---	1,799	1,796	1	2	---	---	CALIFORNIA	LOS ANGELES
87	45	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	4	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	40	---	---	---	40	---	OREGON	SOUTHWEST COUNTIES
88	355	18	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	16	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	339	---	---	---	339	---	WASHINGTON	SOUTHWEST COUNTIES
89	156	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	151	---	---	---	151	---	WASHINGTON	NORTHWEST COUNTIES
90	159	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	157	---	---	---	157	---	WASHINGTON	NORTH COUNTIES
91	263	14	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	13	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	249	---	---	---	249	---	OREGON	WEST CENTRAL
92	1,646	1,845	1,219	399	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	23	---	4	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	1	---	---	CALIFORNIA	AMADOR
93	921	921	---	---	902	---	---	---	---	---	---	19	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SACRAMENTO
94	953	953	---	1	---	---	478	---	---	---	---	2	---	1	---	---	---	473	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SACRAMENTO
95	721	721	---	3	---	---	---	718	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SACRAMENTO
96	2,885	2,885	---	11	---	---	7	---	857	---	---	---	14	2,146	---	36	---	---	2	1	---	---	1	---	CALIFORNIA	SANTA CLARA
97	164	164	---	164	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN JOAQUIN
98	1,156	1,149	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1,149	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	7	---	---	---	7	---	WASHINGTON	CENTRAL COUNTIES
99	482	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	482	---	---	---	482	---	CALIFORNIA	YOLO
100	322	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	322	---	---	1	321	---	CALIFORNIA	NORTHEAST COUNTIES
101	587	5	---	---	---	---	5	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	582	---	---	---	582	---	CALIFORNIA	SIERRA, NEVADA
102	833	2	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	1	---	---	831	---	---	---	831	---	CALIFORNIA	ALPINE, MONO
103	635	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	634	634	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	FRESNO
104	651	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	581	574	---	7	---	70	CALIFORNIA	INYO
105	59	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	59	59	---	---	---	---	CALIFORNIA	SAN BERNARDINO
106	3,060	68	49	---	---	---	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	2	---	11	4	---	2,956	---	2,934	---	22	56	CALIFORNIA	FRESNO
107	1374	18	2	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	9	---	6	---	---	1,320	1,288	---	28	4	36	CALIFORNIA	FRESNO
108	1,796	15	2	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	---	---	5	---	6	1	---	1,720	1,711	---	9	---	61	CALIFORNIA	TULARE
ALL OTHER	*	792	46	---	---	---	25	7	29	4	232	---	---	221	10	49	164	5	*	*	*	*	*	*	- - -	- - -
OTHER AREAS	*	4	1	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	1	---	---	2	---	---	---	---	*	*	*	*	*	*	MISCELLANEOUS	MISCELLANEOUS
PAROLEES	*	637	45	---	---	---	25	7	29	4	80	---	---	219	10	49	164	5	*	*	*	*	*	*	MISCELLANEOUS	MISCELLANEOUS
ALASKA	151	151	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	151	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	---	ALASKA	- - -
* PAROLEES, DETAINEES, AND OTHER JAPANESE ENTERING RELOCATION CENTERS FROM OUTSIDE THE EVACUATED AREAS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THIS COUNT.

TABLE 48. -- JAPANESE EVACUATION AND VOLUNTARY MIGRATION FROM EVACUATED AREAS OF WESTERN DEFENSE
COMMAND -- COMPARED TO CENSUS POPULATION OF 1940

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