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Salinas, Calif. Apr. 1942. Evacuees, of Japanese descent, being vaccinated by a

Photograph shows an unidentified Japanese American doctor vaccinating incarcerees at the Salinas Assembly Center, a makeshift detention facilty and race track, where they were incarcerated before being transferred to a concentration camp, probably Poston, during World War II.
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