WRA Offers Helping Hand to Dismissed NYA Students

Dies' Group Hearing on WRA Opens Monday. Field Men to Give Reports on Centers. Probe Shows Laxity in Evacuee Releases, Rep. Thomas Claims

Opportunity in Mid-West Cities Offered. Dies' Charges Lead to Discontinuance of Training Program

Public Usage of Enemy Languages Rapped

Kanaya Tells of Charter

Volunteers Still Waiting to Leave

6 Nisei Soldiers' Visit in Seattle Minus 'Incidents'

Gen. Emmons May Succeed DeWitt as W. Coast Head

Judge Long Advises Nisei

Ruling Given on Transfers

This Will Introduce...

Loyalty of Nisei Questioned by Dies' Investigator

New Coast Group Raps WRA Policy

Myer Expresses Regrets About NYA (Cont.)

Make Evacuees Pay, Officials Recommend

WRA Established to Aid Evacuees Relocate -- Myer

WRA Answers Denver Post's Charges of Food Hoarding and Soft Life

Magnuson Opposes Return to Coast

Transferees

Vital Statistics

WRA Dishonest, Waring Charges

Monthly Population of Minidoka Since October 1, 1942

JACL Plans Credit Union

Raised to 'C' Basis

Positions Open for Farm Workers Here

Reservations for Trains Must be Made in Advance

Swimming in Canal Barred

Project Hog Ranch Nears Completion

Hunt Population Goes Down, Now 7801

JACL Included Among 'Agencies for Espionage'

Myer Says WRA Not Wage-fixing Agency

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Used for Babies' Food

The Minidoka Irrigator Staff

It Can be Meant for None Other

Wrong Way Discrimination?

'Mr. Hitler Decries Democracy'

Here are More Facts on The Family Reunion Camp

In Retort ... to the Mayor of L.A.

The Road Back

Feminidoka

Hunt High Vocal Concert to be Presented June 11

Girl Reserves Sponsor Paper, Magazine Collection Drive

Engagements

Drafting Classes Start

Scout Leaders Meet Daily for Training

Acknowledgement

The Ten Thousand

Volunteers Donate Flags to Schools

Pipe Dreamin'

Departees Must Return Issued Supplies-Housing

Construction of Irrigation System Nears Completion

Co-op Financial Status Issued for Fiscal Year. $35,620 Set Up for Patronage Refund

Consumer Enterprises

Hunt All-Stars Score 7-1 Win Over Filer in Opener. 1500 Witness Sato, Takami, and Lutz. Total 30 Strikeouts in Pitching Duel

Box Score

Weather Report

Weather Conditions Halt Play; Sec. I Downs IV, 5-2

Hunt Seeks Second Victory at Expense of Jerome Tomorrow

Softball Sked

Co-op Theaters

Schools Accept Three More Hunt Residents

Classified Ads

Outside Job Offers

Japanese Section Mailed Out Only Upon Such Request

Blind School Grad

Permanent T.B. Sanatoriums at Centers Discussed

Unclaimed Baggages Repose in Bus Depot

Sunday Church Activities

Evacu-Ways

Unclaimed Mail