Masao Ohashi to Office of the Custodian of Enemy Property , 09 December 1944
St. Augustine's Seminary,
Kingston Road, Toronto.
Dec. 9, 1944.
Dear Sir:
Regarding to file No. 3315. It is with very deep disappointment that I have learned from your letter to-day
that our property of
129 10th Street, New Westminster, B. C.
have been sold.
I am only writing to inquire about our furnitures which we had stored in one room
of the house. It's value is well over five hundred dollars and nothing is mentioned
in the sale statement. We like to know just what happened to it.
Hoping to receive your most kind attention and consideration. I remain.
Copy for Mr. Shears. File Nos. 3344, 3315, 2377 & 7836
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Masao Ohashi to
Office of the Custodian of Enemy Property
, 09 December 1944
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