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"As the bus pulled up to the grandstand, I could see hundreds of Japanese Americas jammed along the fence that lined the track."

Before they would get on the bus there would be a very long number of people against the fence.

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"Reached stall number 40, we pushed open the narrow door and looked uneasily into the can't darkness. The stall was about ten by twenty feet and empty except for three folded army cots lying on the floor. Dust, dirt, and wood shavings covered the linoleum that had been laid over manure covered boards, the smell of horses hung in the air, and the whitened corpses of many insects still clung to the hastily whitewashed walls"

After, not being able to find their "apartment" they had the help from people that already have arrived a couple nights before. As, they reached to their shelter it wasn't what they expected.

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"When, we arrived there was six long, waving lines of people waiting to get into the mess hall"

Soon Yoshiko and his family found themselves very hungry. They attempted to get food only to find out they had to wait in a very long line. As they reached inside the mess hall they were served sausages and a boiled potato.

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"The lack of privacy in the latrines and showers was an embarrassing hardship especially for the older women, and many would take newspaper to hold over their faces or squares of cloth to tack up for their private curtain..."

There was a huge lack of restrooms and washrooms for everybody. It would have no curtains and or doors. No privacy at all. People would bring newspapers to cover their faces.

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"It was from my father, telling us he had been released on parole from Montana and would be able to join us soon in camp"

Uncida and his family started settling in by getting furniture and it would go outside counting as a "living room". Then, they got a telegram from their father saying that he is coming soon to join the rest of the family.