Tulare News
Vol. I, No. 21
July 18, 1942
Caucasian-Japanese Status Clarified Says Carter. Mrs. Susu-Mago in Charge
New Chief Comes from Marysville
Clothing Problem
Work Survey Completed
Family Can Get Out of Center
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Column-torial
Movies
Phone Calls for Emergency
Parkinson, Chief Project Steward
Laundry Notice
News X-change
[Page 3]
'Obon' to be Observed Here
Bolton Leaves
Ping-Pong
Novelties at Exhibit
Party Given
Infirmary
Movie Screen Made
[Page 4]
Discussion Group Formed
Kojima to Lead Worship
'One, Two, Three!'
Personnel Listed: Many Japanese
Buddhist Meets
Shoe Repair to be Free, Says Ken Utsunomiya
[Page 5]
New Comers
Lost and Found Mounts
Knobs Stolen
Talents Wanted. Try Outs July 21
C. Susu-Mago Speaks
More Postage
No Radios
'Chop Suey' Moves
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False Rumor on Inspection Told. Cooperation Asked
Choir Group Popular Here
Pipe Lines
Older Group to Exercise
Center Filled
Awnings Placed
Infirmary Aided by Improvements
Swing Band Makes Debut
[Page 7]
Assimilation Club Organized
Movie Rules Outlined
Buddhist Choir
Airing Mattress
Canteen
Etiquette Class
Exercise Class
Clothing Problem (Cont.)
[Page 8]
Danny O'Nishi
Amemiya's Dance Class Popular
Latrines Have Partitions
Cubbing Movement to Begin
[Page 9]
Pasadena Cops Initial Tilt from Firemen Juniors
Sports Roundup
Basketball Schedule Set
National and American Tens Clash Tonight
Tulare Assembly Center Softball League
[Page 10]
New Softball League Underway. Dominguez and Lompoc Moved into 'A' League
Casaba Tilts
Open Croquet Tournament for July 25
Sixteen Shoe Slingers Sign
East Defeats West Sumo Aggregation
PeeWee Standings
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Tulare News Service Edition
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Tulare News Service Edition
Mah Jong Tournament Slated. Seven Teams Listed
Workers Get Reservations
16-18 Active
Poem
Expressions
Jr. Misses to Learn Craft
Literary Class to Write