ACLU Urged to Intervene in Nisei Case

Sights Passage of FEPC Bill

Oregon JACL Unit Elects

Fights Japanese Labor

The Game That Jack's Couldn't Win [photograph]

M.I.S. Grads Total 2,675 in Monterey

Alameda Priest Due Here Jan. 15

'Political Awakening' of Nisei Reported

Gift of the Magi

VFW Backs Forming of Nisei Post

Seeks Passage of Claims Bill

Tad's Dunk Cabbies; Yamaguchi Hits 242

Council Seeks Better Lighting on Jackson St. Plans Bid to Submit to City Engineer

P.O. Substation Opens on Main

Anderson Dam Completion Due

Kido Will Return to West Coast

Two Nisei Queens Tie for Beauty Honors

Drops Suit Charging Segregation of Pupils

Tests Alien Land Law

U.S. Court Hears Status of 5,500 Nisei. Defense Aide Cites Question of Duress and Citizenship

Ex-Seattleite Hit by Chicago Fire

'Nap' Nishisaka Writes to Lotus Members

The Social Whirl

When in Japan…The Captain Wasn't Too Sharp on Diplomacy

Your Letter

Ex-Minneapolis Girls Form Club in L.A.

Rules Listed for Second Fishing Derby. Fish Weighing 2 Lbs. Or More Qualify for February Finals

Nisei Vets Play in Hawaii Tilt

Two New Yorkers in Golden Gloves

Boast Nisei Stars in Raisin Bowl

Anna Kay's Sets Saturday Shindig

Busseis Edge Huskies of Chicago Loop. Former Washingtonians Find Going Rough Without J. Okamoto

N. Californians Await Opening

Merchants Defeat Jack's. Open 'A' Campaign with 60-21 Triumph

The Sporting Thing

From the Headpin's Views

Send in Fees, Players' Lists

Basketball

Youth, 17, Dies in Gun Mishap

Baptist Bows to Busseis

St. Peter Whips Lotus, 23-14

Acts to Curb Racial Bias in Schools. N.Y. Council OK's Recommendations Asking 'U' Open to All

When in Japan…The Captain Wasn't Too Sharp on Diplomacy (Cont.)

Church Notices

Chicago Buddhists

Nisei Win Attention in Magazines. Publications Printed Much on Japanese in U.S. Last Year