Internment camp or relocation center for Japanese-American citizens at Santa Anita racetrack assembly center in California during World War 2. Internee nurse dietician directs preparation of food trays for internee patients.Internee hospital orderlies carry trays to patients. An obstetrical diet kitchen. Nurse dietician supervises preparation of food trays for maternity patients. Food in trolleys. They pour soup from a big bowl.
Internment camp or relocation center for Japanese-American citizens at Santa Anita racetrack assembly center in California, during World War 2. Surgery ward in hospital at center. Nurse ties a mask over a doctor's mouth. Doctors operate on a patient and nurses help them. All members of medical team are Japanese-American internees.
Hospital of Japanese-American Internment assembly center at Santa Anita in California ( relocation center or interment camp in World War 2). A Japanese internee hospital worker opens the locks of a sterilizer. He removes a sterilized object and places something else inside.
Japanese-American citizens at internment campr or relocation center during World War 2. Infant nursery in Japanese-American internment assembly center hospital, Santa Anita, California. An internee nurse, using a tied napkin worn as a face mask, takes a baby in her lap. Babies in cribs. A nurse wearing face mask stands beside a crib. Nurse tucks in bed linen in crib. 'No Admittance' written over the entrance.
Hospital pharmacy in hospital at Japanese-American internment assembly center, Santa Anita, California (a relocation center or internment camp in World War 2 for Japanese-American citizens). Internee pharmacists fill prescriptions.
Scenes of performances in the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Spring Circus at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Elephants, clowns and ducks perform during the show. Aerialist Pinito del Oro performs her "Mexicanarama Ballet." Balancing wizard Titos performs a head balancing act crossing a span on his head by jumping in hops. Japanese performer walks to top of the Garden on a slack wire (akin to tightrope but tightened by weight of performer) and then slides down backwards while standing, in his "Slide for Life."
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