[Presentation to Akira Kikukawa by Los Angeles councilman Gilbert W. Lindsay in City Hall, Los Angeles, California, August 12, 1968]

Miyatake, Toyo
Rafu Shimpo [ bio ]
Toyo Miyatake Studio [ bio ]

Description

1 photographic print ; b&w; ; 5 x 7 in.

1 negative : b&w; ; 4 x 5 in.

Los Angeles Councilman Gilbert W. Lindsay presents a paper to Akira Kikukawa, conductor of the Japanese American Symphony Orchestra, as Katsuma Mukaeda looks on in Lindsay's office in City Hall, Los Angeles, California, August 12, 1968. African American man in light colored suit and striped necktie, Lindsay, speaks and hands paper to Japanese man in suit and striped necktie, Kikkawa, at right. Older Japanese man in suit and eyeglasses, Mukaeda, stands at left. American flag directly behind men. Desk at right.

Inscription
Typed on original envelope: Councilman Lindsay -- Mr. Mudaeda and Kikkawa.

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