Tulean Dispatch Volume 3 #31-35
Volume 3 #31: August 21, 1942
Page 1: Plan Japanese baths; plan huge field day; city's finest to vie for honors; residents warned against scorpion; portrait studio possibility studied; Queen to reign over labor day festivities.
Page 2: Star dusting column; editorial.
Page 3: Construction plans progress rapidly; Rouner to fill factory position; jeans, aprons dance theme; Scout rally to be held tonight; Y.W. head to help G.R.; 'Should marriages be encouraged here?'; persons allotted 2 lbs. sugar monthly; Alturas CC donates.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 3 #32: August 22, 1942
Page 1: Gala musical show slated for tonight; butcher shop to open at 336; cash advances being paid project worker; discussion on 'should marriages be encouraged here?'
Page 2: Dvorak on music hour; church services; Bussei to hold panel discussion; Christian Y.F. forges ahead; Tempo money to be refunded; church schedule.
Page 3: Skeleton found, remains believed to be those of Indian; no mops, brooms for a while yet; Pink Tea column; new marketing head takes over; S.F. hotel owners asked to register; music dance program.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 3 #33: August 24, 1942
Page 1: Harvest season calls for laborers; sickness prevention; recruiting procedures; to wed or not to wed; agricultural film to be shown.
Page 2: Footprint column; editorials.
Page 3: 140 enrolled in weight-lifting class; students asked to register; $700 worth of money orders daily; more workers wanted; vital statistics; new arrivals; block managers and councilmen listed.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 3 #34: August 25, 1942
Page 1: Shirrell promises new regulations; identification tags to be issued; beauties entered; hold conclave on advanced education; sickness prevention week; moon eclipse tonight.
Page 2: PinkTea column; music show; reading time: 15 seconds; cartoon.
Page 3: Social welfare located in 1608; co-op discussion group meets; ward VII heads listed; magazine due on Sept. 10; twenty girls wanted; music lovers to meet; 'smoke scares' call out firemen; new arrivals.
Some leave for Japan.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 3 #35: August 26, 1942
Page 1: Sickness prevention; canteen no. 3 opens tomorrow; college education plans studied here; Univ. of California extension courses; dance-class note; harvesters wanted.
Gangsterism in Tule Lake.
Page 2: Paper's staff; editorials.
Page 3: Home owners required to file reports; fire hazards to increase with cold weather; Carson returns from Wyoming; vital statistics; keep kites away from wires; labor day program guide.
Page 4: Sports.
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