Scope and Contents This folder contains studies of Japanese relocation in general and Tule Lake in particular. Statistical history of evacuees and chronology of relocation; study of Japanese economics and probable causes of anti-Japanese sentiment; history and living conditions of Tule Lake; and a study of various clubs and associations at Tule Lake.

Scope and Contents The study, found in this folder deals with the differences and similarities of the Issei, Nisei, and Kibei, their lifestyles and physical characteristics, history of the Japanese in America, and a study of the psychological effects of relocation and project living. John D. Cook may be the author of this study.

Scope and Contents This folder contains a sociological study more extensive in its analysis of Japanese culture, but is otherwise similar to the Sociological study of Japanese and Japanese-Americans in the US, found in box 4 folder 2.

Scope and Contents This folder contains subjective and objective papers written by student evacuees on various aspects of relocation and project life such as: life in camp; high school graduation speeches; photography in Tule Lake; the Consumer Cooperative Movement in the Tule Lake Project; race tensions; post war problems, women on the project with children; how retired men and unemployed women spend their time in Tule Lake; the psychology of spending at Tule Lake; and the psychology of spending among the...

Scope and Contents This folder contains newspaper articles and editorials of Western papers expressing primarily negative views toward Japanese-Americans and WRA administration of relocation centers.

Scope and Contents This folder contains press releases from Tule Lake and WRA to and area newspapers.