
United Press International · February 4, 1959
Jean May Fuller, a former WAC, is shown with the six Japanese-American orphans she is rearing as her own because she believes that "one parent is better than none." The youngsters, offsprings of GI fathers and Japanese mothers, live with Miss Fuller on a 15-acre chicken ranch in Sonoma. In front her is John. In second row, L-to-R, are: Pamela; Jean and Frank. In back row, L-to-R, are: Robin; Miss Fuller and Dorothea.
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