Tulean Dispatch Volume 3 #11-15

Volume 3 #11: July 29, 1942

Page 1: Block chiefs to aid census; letter verification promised; census will aid mail delivery; save the tubs; free clothing; visitor; uniform wages forum topic.

Page 2: Editorials, letters to the editor, list of paper's staff.

Page 3: Ward 3 heads listed; ice cream, pop head sales; boys clubs planned; economics class begins; Owen appointed; cars keep rolling at Tule Lake.

Page 4: Sports.

Volume 3 #12: July 30, 1942

Page 1: One third of city population employed; tails wag in Tule (dogs); food supply assured; C.O.D. notice; Tuleans face third blackout; 2000 to attend high school; store open at night.

Page 2: Ward IV list of leaders; 200 heads cut daily, beauty shop packed; census to aid workers; 600 being interviewed daily.

Page 3: Salinas center checks are here; Kiwanis Rotary members notice; Niesse gets new assignment; private parties must be notified; Walerga checks; Miller to Granada; need piano; notary public; University of California club head selected; wardens to get fire training; 3 from detention; political science.

Page 4: Sports.

Volume 3 #13: July 31, 1942

Page 1: Relocation rules set; jobs open for those who qualify; only citizens may leave WRA centers; student relocation workers here; canteen hours.

Page 2: Claim Portland checks; Dr. Ichihashi finds home here; Pinedale checks; relocation article continues; hospital laundry wants ironers; innoculations; block V heads named; judicial body to meet.

Page 3: Four head buyers supply colony needs; hospital warns eye troubles; a birth; boy faints from too much smoke; songfest head announced; baton twirling taught; Buddhist choir; card of thanks; seven nurseries open.

Page 4: Sports.

Page 5: Fire department distributes equipment; have information ready; Tuleans prefer American food; Tempo (monthly magazine) shelved indefinitely; Rotarians feted; new arrivals; WRA pictures on display.

Page 6: Editorials, letters to the editor, Tule Lake neighbors.

Magazine section, August, 1942

Cover

Page 2: Let's face reality.

Pages 3, 4: The Mirror short story. (continued on page 7)

Page 5

Page 6: Eternal Feminine: Tule Lake fashion at a glance.

Page 7: Poem, plus The Mirror story continues.

Pages, 9: New Barrack, Next Window story, poems, plus the Mirror story continues.

Page 10: A Story of a Starry Night.

Volume 3 #14: August 1, 1942

Page 1: Clinic bus route given; proud of our city; depositor's note; to find number of single persons; Idaho man studies mess; campfire head aids colonists; postal rules told.

Page 2: Fellowship speaker; registration for Bussei; Gala Bussei festival; sermon subjects announced; music hour; church services.

Page 3: Girls to date boys for Tolo; footprints column; telegram, phone procedures told; residents reveal love of beauty.

Page 4: Sports.

Volume 3 #15: August 3, 1942

Page 1: City wide census taken Friday; barley, onions and potatoes chief products; new official; thespians to meet; schoolhouse to open; caterpillar drivers wanted; records needed for hospital.

Page 2: Sports.

Page 3: Adult education courses offered (list).

Page 4: More on that article; floriculture class opens; across the ditch is isolated Alaska; found: a lake at Tule Lake; 40 phones in city.



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