Tulean Dispatch Volume 4 #36-40

Volume 4 #36: Dec. 29, 1942

Page 1: Eighteen year olds urged to register; jamboree time schedule out; Hayes to serve as project director; inventories on property begin; Tulean Dispatch bows out-thirty; student council progress revealed in letter here.

Page 2: New Year Jamboree; Our Town; editorial; pleads guilty in delinquency case.

Page 3: Ring out the old-ring in the new; 'Alaska' exhibit extended; inventory cont.; property transfer through WRA warehouse; something new in dancing offered; Newsworthy Bulletins; vital statistics.

Page 4: Sports.

Volume 4 #37: Jan. 1, 1943

Page 1: Former director prays for a better year; Galen Fisher to address local colonists today; New Year Day menu; no holiday for personnel staff; Catholic Mass for New Years; electric service to be cut off Sunday morning.

Page 2: Point with pride; Stardusting; thanks for help.

Page 3: Issei speak; city heads take strong stand against criminal offenses; the weather.

Page 4: Tule Lake of tomorrow; sports; starduster cont.

Page 5; Young evacuees look forward to resettlement; staistical survey given; history of Tule Lake; women's views.

Page 6: Administrative division; hospital; housing and employment; maintenance.

Page 7: Community activities; adult education; community council; school; post office; nursery schools; cooperative enterprises.

Page 8: Transportation and supply; fire department; wardens headquarters; the farm; placement office; information department; internal security; civic organization.

Pages 9-14: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #38: Jan. 4, 1943

Page 1: Director will stress resettlement program; Fryer lauds Sherrell for progress achieved here with little friction; council executive hired; ward 2 to elect new councilman; co-op stores want pennies for changes; youth given prison term; overnight running of faucet stopped.

Page 2: Fight for American ideals; social welfare will handle distribution of sweaters; Merry Go Round.

Volume 4 #39: Jan. 5, 1943

Page 1: Tule Lake project most advanced in physical aspect; co-op profits exempted from income tax; project pork free from dangers of trichinosis; vital statistics; judge will take wed applications; Dr. Ichihashi to give fourth lecture; F. Tanabe to join parents in Idaho.

Page 2: Tulean Intermezzo; co-op holds key to true Americanism; adult education loses two locks; WRA central receiving stations.

Page 3: 200 milk cans lost, warning; 1000 messages sent Japan through Red Cross; study in crimes to be held; organize Air Scouts of America; Noteworthy Post Office; Tulean Dance studio will begin new classes shortly; February magazine packed with humor; placement takes leave applications.

Page 4: Sports.

Volume 4 #40: Jan. 6, 1943

Page 1: New rules for students; Abbott and Costello movie comedy being shown; chimney sweep injures ankles; Pete Tanaka ward 2 choice; noteworthy repeat performance of fantasy show; Toko Fujii leaves for Salt Lake City; Minidoka bound; vital statistics.

Page 2: One home nurse in every block; America is worth fighting, dying for; co-op handles Montgomery Ward mail orders with scrip books; please return; cartoon.

Page 3: Merry Go Round; hospital raffle winners; WPB must o.k. jail building; teachers help Red Cross Junior; George Nakano wins pinochle tourney; mahjong winner.

Page 4: Sports.



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