Genji Mihara, INS. 46-J-452-CI
KII Mayor's Office Internment Camp
Lordsburg, New Mexico
July 10th 1942

My Dearest Katsuno:

How are you? Am well and busy at Mayor's Office until 5 P.M. For I verily as absent in body but present in soul and living with you as though I were present. In consideration of your past fidelity friends praised you for your faithful and good disposition but I love you whole without condition as you know.

We had injected into the arm for prevention of typhoid fever and next day vaccinated. I could write Japanese but will take long time to censor, so will keep write by English. I wrote to Supervisor of Missoula and son George, so no more excess to write. Please will you send short message to Mr. Y. Wakamatsu, #28 Fort Missoula, Mont. who gave me friendly inquiry letter yesterday and regards to Mr. Murakami.

There is very interesting tale at dormitory every nights. Many [censored] they have various talk. [censored] so I think no more [censored]. Remember me to Mr. Umino, Yushira, Horyomo, Kiteiru. We have good church organized, next Sunday morning I will charge the service and my young minister will preach. Give my best regards to our church friends and Mrs. Yano, also Seiji couple, Mrs. Misao and Mrs. Fujio. How is Mrs. Ito and Mrs. Okiyama, [censored]. Please best care yourself and look after boys. Always English reach sooner both way, write again. With love.

Sincerely Yours

Genji Mihara