Denson Tribune Volume 1 #6-10

Vol. 1 #6: March 19, 1943

Page 1: Barber shop opens today; immediate employment in sugar beet fields offered; Hayakawa's book will be topic; center shoe ration office kept busy; job offers posted in mess halls; ban on high heels curse to Japanese; Chicago firm offers jobs; each center distinctly different, says visiting WRA investigator.

Page 2: Paper's staff; editorials; At Random column; monsters enjoy downpour; Irrigator now printed; cartoon.

Page 3: Bussei to hear old songs; tot does some slicing; Here and There column; 'Cross' to be explained; Dr. Chapman to come here; store rebates; letters to the editor.

Page 4: Residents leave for employment; five clubs conduct joint installation; Mosquito fighters organized; visiting servicemen; don't take gyp boards; food men examined; suggestion box ready; community hop tomorrow; road under construction; Tri Gams help; troops meet; club leaders meet Sunday.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: community enterprises' employees make plans; rules on overseas mail eased; work calls departers; Japan to be talk topic; Tamura to head class; scholars be prompt; students get chairs; lost items; Y to discuss Orient; found items; one death; Hares hold Easter hop; vital statistics; Fresnans, Santa Anitas hold neighborly hands.

Page 7: Parent-teachers group head; fireman's ball set; YWCA slates mass meet; Y directors' meeting; open house set for Wednesday; Junior League to make 'bears'; TMTM cabinet selected; advanced photo class to begin; Twinklers pick club officers; outside job offers made; secretary goes; 6-10 Toppers choose heads; girls hold installation; resident wins court suit; wallet lost.

Page 8: Evacuees transfer; Fort Custer Nisei get write-up: beet work article from page 1; plant store opens here; service for Catholics; sports; more on women's heels; goods arrive; man recovers; pop bottles.

Pages 9, 10: In Japanese.

Vol. 1 #7: March 23, 1943

Page 1: Farming, engineering head visits project; seasonal work leaves streamlined; noted Rev. Goldwater to speak; marriage; Rundquist to arrive; new enterprises head appointed; call for allotments; repatriation forms here.

Page 2: Paper's staff; editorials; workers get buttons; At Random column; cartoon.

Page 3: The Compass column; kobu exhibit; Pot Pourri column; letters to the editor; co-op information.

Page 4: Vegetables to come in carloads; apply for property; departures on Sundays stopped; incorporation draft drawn by co-op group; secretarial job open; league meet place changed; analysis man here; teacher goes; women hold installation; boy-girl topic discussed; work, school call 18 residents; shoe repair.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: More on farming; YW plans variety program; Seno sings at Bussei gathering; more on center wedding; Protestants hear sermon on 'Cross'; dining 43 wins again; Dr. Chapman; barber shop opens here.

Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.

Vol. 1 #8: March 28, 1943

Page 1: YWCA mass meet set; officials back resettlement; Dr. Chapman to speak here; classical hour series to start; center council endorses Red Cross drive in center; Rev. Aki to address forum; Bussei hear Goldwater; repatriation signup starts Monday.

Page 2: Paper's staff; editorials; At Random column; P.A. system operators commended; cartoon.

Page 3: Mud wins battle with 'monster'; Rev. Chapman to address Protestants; Here and There column; Catholic services; Hawaiian entertainers to feature Bussei meet.

Page 4: Departers from center number 2571; California income tax deadline set; Scouts to get awards at ceremony; oratorical contest on co-op movement planned; offer to buy tractor made; Cardinelles elect head; Fresanitos, Tri Gams hold installation; former grapevine staff holds reunion party; girls' clubs get together; birthday party held.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: Biwa recital scheduled; relocation heads visit from p.1; dining hall use told; community hop tomorrow; meeting held in Rowher; identification cards needed; medicine bottles needed; Palmer speaks; visiting servicemen; ages resident dies here; class closed; appear service; more residents leave; Cal-arkettes; vital statistics.

Page 7, 8: In Japanese.

Vol. 1 #9: March 30, 1943

Page 1: Granting of indefinite leaves speeded; inventory to be taken; center stores close for inventory; point meat, fats rationing goes into effect here; hostels aid evacuees; World War I veterans organize project post.

Page 2: Paper's staff; editorials; At Random column; photograph contraption installed; cartoon.

Page 3: The Compass column; letters to the editor; Pot Pourri column; co-op infor.

Page 4: Manufacturing of tofu to start here soon; evacuee exodus from this center sets new mark; Cherokee Strip featured; engagement announced; YWCA sets furnishings for hospitality house; residents attend conference; lost & found; two educators visit here; dry goods store obtains new supplies; two arrive from Montana; report cards go out tomorrow.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: Y general meet; Hawaiians entertain Bussei; hostel aid continues from p.1; Protestants hear Dr. Chapman; Mademoiselles organized; club renamed; residents leave center; farewell party.

Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.

Vol. 1 #10: April 2, 1943

Page 1: Cash grants available to resettlers; Arakawa to head council; fact finding committee organized; evacuee property on board; dining 4 wins again; snakes to be exhibited; wedding; co-op plans to be heard; enlistees to get furloughs.

Page 2: Paper's staff; editorials; At Random column; 'green lawn' turns out to be chives; thanks for cellophane; cartoon.

Page 3: Here and there column; laundry and washroom building; high school science department grows; visiting servicemen; vital statistics.

Page 4: Moves to be shown under new system; Tribune staff men visit Little Rock; no more bids for groups; co-op workers will hold social; more residents leave.

Recreation ground plan.

Page 6: Jesus to be theme of two services; high school to graduate 150 low seniors; Buddhists schedule activities; Kanamine to play Sunday; juniors hold installation; Cardinelles meet with 400s; time change; community hop; Sonja Heine movie here; cash grant from page 1; more arrive; youth jailed for violation.

Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.



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