Biography
George Haka was listed on the Labor Defender's class-war prisoner honor roll as serving 1 year in the Los Angeles jails after the unemployment demonstrations of 1930.
The Behind the Bars directory on printed page 4 lists this prisoner under Lincoln Heights Jail, California, with six months, 1930. This is an attributed historical directory entry: the year and nominal term do not establish an intake day, uninterrupted imprisonment, completed service or physical release.
The May 1932 Labor Defender prints a greeting explicitly from class-war prisoners in Los Angeles, individually naming G. Haka. The rare surname, matching initial and Los Angeles political-custody context support the connection with this George Haka record. This is a contemporary custody observation beyond the earlier 1930 honor roll, not proof of a new arrest, uninterrupted confinement or an additional completed year.
