Items

William J. Mountin material relating to forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans

Letter from Lt. Col. William A. Boekel, Assistant Provost Marshall, Wartime Civil Control Administration, to Lincoln Kanai, April 26, 1942

Memo regarding forced relocation of pregnant women and babies

Inventory of recreational and clothing material scheduled for Manzanar

Memo from Lincoln Kanai to Col. Karl R. Bendetsen, April 21, 1942

Sick cases

Letter from Lincoln Kanai, Executive Secretary, Japanese YMCA, to Richard R. Neustadt, April 4, 1942

For sick, bed ridden and paralytic

Letter from L. F. Gentner, Administrative Officer, Wartime Civil Control Administration, to Lincoln Kanai, Executive Secretary, YMCA, March 26, 1942

Letter from Lincoln Kanai, Executive Secretary, Japanese YMCA, to Tom C. Clark, Alien Coordinator, Western Defense Command, February 9, 1942

Letter from Lincoln Kanai, Executive Secretary, Japanese YMCA, to Edward J. Ennis, Director, Alien Enemy Control Units, May 9, 1942

Letter from Lincoln Kanai, Executive Secretary, Japanese YMCA, to Tom C. Clark, Alien Coordinator, Western Command, April 30, 1942

Letter from William A. Boekel, Lt. Col., F. A., Assistant Provost Marshal, Western Defense Command and Forth Army, to Lincoln Kanai, April 26, 1942

Memo on visit from Ferguson, Regional Attorney for War Relocation Authority

Letter from Lincoln Kanai to Lt. Col. Karl R. Bendetson, Wartime Civil Control Administration, April 14, 1942

Center regulations

Wartime Civil Control Administration center store coupons

Memo to Pierce Davies, Wartime Civil Control Administration, April 7, 1942

Press release, no. 4-16 (April 16, 1942)

Second report on the Japanese Evacuation Situation

Third report on the Japanese Evacuation Situation

Letter from Lester S. Diehl, Director of Finance and Records, Wartime Civil Control Administration, to Lincoln Kanai, May 20, 1942

Letter from Richard M. Neustadt, Regional Director, Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services, Federal Security Agency, to Lincoln Kanai, May 6, 1942

Relocating Japanese-American evacuees