Title: Heart Mountain Sentinel, Vol. III No. 33A, 8/12/1944, (denshopd-i97-00194)
Densho ID: denshopd-i97-00194

Heart Mountain Sentinel
Vol. III No. 33A
August 12, 1944

Future of Residents is More Encouraging; Only Issue Democratic Equality

Hoover Lauds Evacuees for Conduct

The Future Holds More Important Plans

Nearly 30,000 Find New Meaning for Future on Second Anniversary

The Sentinel Offers

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Christian Churches 'Remember' Evacuees; Schedule is 'Packed' With Action

Producing Penicillin

Seventh Day Adventists Among First to Have Services Here

Dr. Takahashi Wins Fellowship from Foundation

Memories

Simple Religious Enthusiasm Founded Catholic Church Here

Salvation Army Continues Work 'Behind' Gates

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Buddhists Inaugurate Many Broad Programs. Six Center Churches Draw Nearly 3,000 for Service, School and Early Training

Christmas Comes -- Even Behind Barbed Wire

Presbyterians Go 'On Record' for Return of Coast Evacuees

Utah Congregationalists Urge 'Gradual' Return to West Coast

Social Workers Pass Resolution Urging 'Restoration of Rights'

Oberlin Students Debate Evacuation

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Heart Mountain Sentinel Staff

Editorial: Biennial Balance

On the OUT-side

Scientist Receives Much Credit for Bacteria Killing Discovery

Mo's Scratch Pad

The Hitch Hiker

7 Mountaineers Now Working for Government

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18,000 Meals Prepared Here Daily

Trees and 'Dem Bums' -- Brooklyn Also Home of Fine Hostel

'Nishikawa' Easier to Mumble Than 'Czerwinski'

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Appointed Personnel Has Wide Experience. Unprecedented Work Here Demands Much Commonsense Plus Administrative Skill

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Two Years at Heart Mountain Looms Small Compared with Bright Future (Cont.)

Appointed Personnel (Cont.)

Khan is Cast

Unanimous

'Cherry' Winner in Bond Drive

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Community Enterprises Prove Sound Plan. $10 in Borrowed Change First Cash of Venture Doing $820,000 Annually

Need of Resident Governing Group Found in Election of Councilmen

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Best Wishes Community Enterprises

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Two Year Chronology of Heart Mountain Life Illustrates Drab and Colorful Aspects

CE Continues Profit Making (Cont.)

Church Backs Evacuees

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Engineering Division Handles Tough Jobs. Construction, Maintenance Benefitting All Residents Accepted as Routine Work

Project Attorney's Office Handles Vital Cases

Great Majority Loyal

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U.S. Supreme Court Considers Endo Case. Right of W.R.A. to Hold Citizens in Custody Issue

Procurement Unit Does Purchasing for Large City

Tribute is Paid Loyal CIO Member

Author Chats as Well as Writes

'Restoration of Rights' Forms Plank of Socialist Platform

Nisei Air War Effort

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Mrs. Gracia Booth Leaves 'Family' of 400 Evacuees Happily Settled in Ohio

Cleveland Nisei Live in Mansion Much Outmoded

How to Get Acquainted at a Relocatee Party

Property Officer Protects Evacuee Interests

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Farm Activities Transform Barren Land. Food Needs of 10,000 Residents Raised Largely by Own Efforts

Can Winter be Far Behind?

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When Industry is Well Rewarded

Egg Production at Center Farm Exceeds 75,000 Dozen in Year

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Sentinel Continues Fight Against Racists, Bigotry Despite Relocated Staff

Our World is What We Make It

Rudy Kubota Heads Co-op House at University of Wisconsin

Nisei Couple Befriended by Parents of War Dead

Technical Crew Shows Pictures to Huge Crowd

Nisei in Chicago are Finding Jobs to Suit Ability

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Youth Organizations Form Important Cog in Wheel for Recreation, Education

Queen May Reigns Over Her Court

Denver People Genuinely Friendly to Nisei Group

Pfc. Joe Tanaka Wins a Silver Star for Gallantry and Wonders 'Was He a Native Son'

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Once-Empty Shelves of Library Now Hold Interest of Residents

Lauds Nisei Instructors

Pearl Buck

Issei Have First Opportunity for Concentration on Studies

Ever Seeking

Students Overwhelmingly Favor Return of Evacuees, Debate on KNX Discloses

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Everything's Free -- if You Do All the Work

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1000-Foot Building Guards Center Health. Army Plans Unit to Meet Emergencies

'Pill Rollers' Hard at Their Jobs

Kimi at Kauai is 'Bad News' to Tojo's Men

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First Hospital Equipped with Benches, Cots

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History of Heart Mountain High School. Makeshifts in Education Fail to Deter Students

[Photo caption]: Heads Bowed in Serious Thought

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Has Inspiration for Faculty and Students. Despite Many Injustices Students are Responsive

Relocation of Students Gives New Encouragement

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[Drawing]: Heart Mountain, Wyoming

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Scouts Accept Evacuation Challenge. Issei Leaders Contribute Largely to Fine Service Rendered Daily by Group

[Photographs]: A Scout is Fair; a Scout is Honest

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USO is Popular Center for GI 'Sadsakis'

[Photograph]: The 'Shingle' is Out for Soldiers

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Adult Recreational Activities Help Hundreds

Livestock Project Aids Nation by Raising Meat Needed Here

Denver People are Friendly (Cont.)

Post Office Sells $27,000 in War Bonds and Stamps

Definitions

Personnel Loss to Armed Forces Now Number 28

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International Red Cross is Operating Efficiently with Handful of Workers

Avers Nisei Loyal

Musical Notes

Horizon Camp Fire Girls Finish Course of Standard First Aid

Center Camp Fire Girls Model 'Out-of-Door' Work After National Program

'Super' Soldiers Fled When Faced by Nisei Steel

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Life in Center Fails to Halt Heart-Strewn Job of 'Cupid'

Captain Lauds Nisei Troops

Lack of Crime Best Evidence of Police Work

Handful of Leaders Opens Successful Center Program

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Welfare Section Contributes to Contentment of Residents

Vital Center Job is Performed by Motor Transport Department

More Heart Mountaineers Finding Throbbing City Answer to Their Desires

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Relocation of Students -- Wyoming University Student Activities

High School Gym Holds Features Bringing Community Together

Home Economics Geared to Wartime Conditions

[Photograph]: Whipping up a 'Fancy'

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Congratulations to the Heart Mountain Sentinel

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King Baseball Reigns Supreme in Center. Tiresome Hours of Work Hacking Sagebrush, Cactus Rewarded by Good Games

Nisei 'GI Joe' Wins 'Pro' Title in North Africa

Center Softball Continues as Most Popular

'Minor' Sports Followers Have Unlimited Pleasure in Year 'Round Activity

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Football Brings Thrills for Largest Galleries

New League Mark Set by Evacuees

Girls' Softball Tournament Inaugurated Sports Here

[Photograph]: The Eagles Flying High

Weight-Lifting Honors Captured by Nisei 'Atlas'

'Outside' Hardwood [Illegible] Bring Fun, Few Wins Locally

Residents Fear Heat Stroke in 'Longie' Weather

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High School Athletics Given New Life. Acceptance of Prep Teams Into Wyoming Association Revives Reclining Spirit

[Photographs]: Winners Take All

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Smoke-Eaters Rate First Place in State. Amateurs Train for Vital Job

Softball Games Popular Sport (Cont.)

Club Honors Wounded Nisei

Nisei All-Star Candidate

[Photograph]: Always on 'Alert'

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Relocation is Most Vital Function of WRA. Long, Uncertain Process Now 'Streamlined' to Aid Evacuees Return to 'Life'

[Photographs]: Heart Mountain's Governing Groups

'Maybe There's Something Wrong but Tojo Can't Fix it,' GI Says

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Nisei Soldiers are Serving on All Fronts. Confusion, Bitterness After Evacuation Held Many Loyal Americans in Centers

'Oh, Make the Most of What Ye Yet May Spend'

[Photograph]: Honoring the Warriors

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[Illegible] Strongly [Illegible] Loyal Japanese

In Gotham

Race Baiters Rebuked

Makes Plea for Nisei

The Director's Uneasy Chair; Meyer Bravely Faces Adverse Critics

Nine Evacuees Now Working at 'Boys Town'

Proud of Her Son

Owes Life Blood Donors

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[Photographs]: Heart Mountain People at Work and Play

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Japanese Language Section

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Japanese Language Section

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Japanese Language Section

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Japanese Language Section

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Japanese Language Section

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Japanese Language Section