Internees at the Puyallup Assembly Center, called Camp Harmony, were settling down to try to make their living quarters as livable as possible by adding touches of what they used to have at home. Dental service, a newspaper, church choirs, etc. were some of the things available at the camp. Two photographs, one showing an evacuee's room and another of people lining up for a meal, accompanied the article.

Camp Harmony Japs Living Up to Name

Berman, R.B.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

05/25/42

1900.6092