National Director of WRA, Dillon Myer, Pays Visit. Two-day Center Tour Conducted

From the Nation's Press

Local Studio Presents Status and Personnel

Statistics Show Midwest Living Expense Lower. Cost of Living in Kansas City, Indianapolis and Denver Lower

Stripes and Khaki Grace the Center as Soldiers Visit

Insufficient Work Reported by Boys in Idaho Related

Don't Forget

Lucy Adams Back After Traveling Across Continent

Colorado Accepts Farm Laborers

Relocation is an Opportunity Says Rundquist

Brother Walsh Arrives to Push Scout Movement

Action, Not Words, Says Letter

--Nation's Press (Cont.)

School Has Holiday

Installation Held

--6 Nisei Soldiers (Cont.)

Here and There

Don't Miss These Offers

Pill Minus Sugar Found Very Bitter After Swallowing

Bride-Elect Feted by Friends

--Rundquist on Relocation (Cont.)

Around the Blocks

Friends Sponsor Art Contest, Open to All Evacuees

Local Red Cross to Display Works at Public Meeting

Dr. Takahoshi Gets Leave for Illness

Sunrise Service Scheduled at Bairs Creek. Many to Take Part in Easter Program

Faster Service by Direct Mail

Housing Open for Personnel

Classified Ads

Classes to Help Handicapped People

Vital Statistics

New Service Given by P.A. Crew

Local Musclemen Vie in Barbell Match With Heart Mt. Herculites

Aces in 2nd Win Over Northstar

Midgets, Coolers in YMCA Wins

Tsukashima Hurls 6-5 'Star Win

Sport Core

Yamaguchi Nabs President Prize

Shop Closes Nights

Found Huntington

Pox is Increasing

Progress Made on Resettlement Claims WRA Director. Myer Expresses Fervent Hopes for Residents' Future Lives

National Week for Boys and Girls Starts Today. Fourfold Purpose to Develop Potentialities of Youngsters

4 Student Nurses Leave for L.A.

Maritime Union Offers Work to Nisei Seamen

Dog Licensing to Start; Humane Officers Sought

Heavy Balloting Expected for Advisory Board

George Rundquist Urges Niseis to Consider Resettlement Now

Evacuees May Start Enterprise to Serve Center

Preserve Rights With Appeals

Rumors Started All Over Again

Storage Releases in Three Churches Still Pending

A Sergeant in the Army Reveals a Hectic Life

It's Funny But All Men, Women are Like That

Around the Blocks

New Arrival Bovenkerk Aids Community Welfare

Clothing Allowance Awaits Residents

From the Nation's Press

--Progress Made (Cont.)

Twin Pines Trail

Pamphlet Tells Job Abilities

Gentry of the Tribune Makes Rounds of Camps

CIO Leader Speaks to Civics Classes

Imagination

--National Week (Cont.)

Arrivals

Departures

The Spool of Life

Manzanar Free Press

Farming Opportunity --

Unsung Heroes --

--Geo. Rundquist (Cont.)

Purely Personal

--New Enterprise (Cont.)

--Nisei Seamen (Cont.)

Books

After the Deadline

Smeltzer Writes of Clerical Jobs

D. Myer Compliments Evacuees on Fine Morale. WRA's Chief Concern is Youths Under Strained Conditions

New Orchestras to Make Debut at Block 24

Co-op Board Members Discuss Problems at Sixth Meeting

Local Red Cross Extends Services to All Residents

Materials Needed to Complete Halls; Recreation Urged

WRA Offices to Aid Evacuees in Finding Employment, Houses

News Nuggets

Film Shooting at Lone Pine Ends Today

Local Artists to be Sponsored

Local P-TA Gives Material Aid

Blowing the Chaff

Dr. Togasaki Here After Short Leave

School Daze

Vital Statistics

Residents to Hold First Easter Sunrise Service

Senior Bees Hold Class Meeting

Vesper Service Has Good Response

'Whispering Ghost' Comes to Manzanar

Seniors Dance in Sadie Hawkins Traditional Manner

Manzabelles Meet

G.R. Club Holds Pre-Easter Party

Michiko's 2 Cents Worth

Grandstand

Iwasaki's 153 Tops Single B Race. S. Myose Skinned in Final Drive

Weightlifting Classes Attract Big Atlas Group

Softball Tourney

Hand in Rosters

More Help Wanted

Girls' Softball Call Still On

Community Activities Plans Re-Organization

Furlough Work for Families

Family of 4 Pays $65.76 for Food Monthly in Frisco

Aid Patients

Peopleation

Audit Reports to Co-op Board at Joint Meeting

Morgue for Job Offers