Heart Mountain to Close Nov. 15. Director Urges All Residents to Take Action

Nisei Interpreters Quiz Jap Prisoner

Many 442nd Veterans Return After Impressive Ceremony

July 28th Issue 'Folds' Sentinel, Board Announces

ACLU Offers $1000 Reward

Six to Report for Induction

Project Director's Statement

With the Churches

Bishop Refisnider to Speak Sunday

Classified

Buddhists Hold Annual Obon Services Today and Tomorrow

Last Rites Held for Block 30 Man

Funeral Services Set for Nishimura

Vital Statistics

Covering the Heartbeat

Wins Fashion Contest

Church Sponsors Summer Program

Kojima Joins Staff of WLB

Soldier Visits Friends in Seattle

Visitors

Fumi Yotsukura Announces Troth

Farewell Program for Miharu Bando, Dancer, Slated Sunday

Parade

Soldier Lauds Nisei Troops

Aibara Cops First in Broad Jump

Heart Mountain Sentinel Staff

Editorial: Facing the Future

On the OUT-side

Washington News-Letter

Letters to the Editor

Chicagoans Get Acquainted with New Friends at Meetings

One Year Ago This Week

Vets Protest Action by VFW

Prejudice: Watchfulness in Postwar Era Needed

Heart Mountain is Scheduled to be Closed on November 15th

22 Draft Evaders Get Pen Sentence

Official Lauds Ordnance Crew

Round Up

Leaves This Week

442nd Veterans En Route Home

Colonel Offers Employment to Nisei Couple in San Diego

Sports Tidbits

Jumpin Hennery

Zebra Nine Regains Loop Lead. Amateurs Nosed Out by 2-1 Score

Three-Way Deadlock Looms in Local Ball Race

Big Six

Standings

Golf Tournament to be Held Sunday

Swimming Pool Open to Public

Three Nisei GIs Win Boxing Titles

Weather Report

100 Back Nisei in Union

'Reds' Capture Softball Series

Doctor 'Back Home'

Maryknoll Tossers Smother Heart Mountain Juniors, 23-5

Relocation Planning at New High. 70 Make Departure Plans in One Day for New Mark; July 20 Train Promising

Japanese Section Editor Relocates

President Sproul Announces Death of 'Moe' Yonemura

Six Mess Halls Closed to Date

OPA Hits Snag Setting Prices for Rakkyo, Senbei, Tsukudani

Three Men Leave for Physicals

Dr. George Iki, Well Known Here to Open Practice in Los Angeles

From the Nation's Press

Stores, Hotels, Farms, New Industry Find Beginning as Evacuees Return 'Home'