Manzanar Nisei Send Petition To President Asking Overseas War Combat Duty, Says Nash. Manager Cites Action as Evidence of Loyalty Of Citizen Japanese; Lauds Morale of WRA Center Residents; Ford's Charges Refuted

The World at Press-Time

Kanai Returned To Coast; Will Face Trial

Army Announces New Evacuee Movements to Idaho, Wyoming. Camp Harmony Residents to Go To Minidoka. Pomona Center Will Be Moved to WRA Project Near Cody

Tulare Center Evacuees Bound For Gila River. Movement to Sacaton Project Disclosed by Manager Asnonsen

Hinshaw Urges Bill to Ban Japan Language

Urges Release of Evacuee Japanese

Nisei FBI Agent Holds Class In Jiu-Jitsu for Hawaii Girls

Pvt. Yamamoto, USA Doesn't Like Japan's Admiral Yamamoto

Form Religious Council to Aid Nisei Relocation. Resettlement Work Will Be Carried on By Church Leaders

Japanese Girl Found Hiding in Milpitas

Arizona Commissioners Oppose Free Fishing for Evacuees. Segregation Made in Letter from Federal Forestry Official

To Consider Student Relocation Plans at New York Meeting

JACL Officials Hold Preliminary Meet

Military Regulations Relaxed as Family Attends Seattle Funeral

Newsreel Shows Nisei Soldiers Training for War

FBI Arrests Organizer of Pro-Japan Ring. De Guzman Charged With Recruiting Non-Japanese Group

Last Evacuation Orders Issued In California. Movement to Arizona Relocation Centers to End on August 7

Japanese Evacuees Retain Obligations, Court in L.A. Rules

Timely Topics by Saburo Kido

Repercussions on Hot Climate Comment

Assimilation Again Raised as Issue

Schools Have Done Splendid Job

A Note on Our 'Fair Weather' Friends

Second Front Asked by Nisei In U.S. Centers. Editorials in Two Camp Newspapers Call For Allied Offensive

Life Goes On at Tule Lake WRA Center

WPB Will Investigate Any Discrimination Against Nisei

Fair Play Group Contributes to Test Case Fund. Meeting in Fresno Discusses Rights of Citizen Evacuees

Japanese Soldiers, Opposing Aggression, Hold China Meeting

Army Denies Rumors Alien Curfew Relaxed

'Battle of Dearborn' Airs Issue Of Relocation of Nisei Citizens. Church Groups Led Fight for Japanese Evacuee Relocation

Sale of Sugar To Evacuees in Centers Illegal

Manzanar Stages Bond Buying Race

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorials: The WRA

The Pacific Citizen

Asia's New Order

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Consider the Hairy Ainu

The Lancer by Tad Uyeno: Reversal of Evacuation Order Unlikely

Nisei Student Suggests Native Sons Buy Bonds With Fund

Ann Nisei Says: Nisei Ingenuity Comes to Fore At Centers

World at Presstime (Cont.)

Whistling in the Dark: The Choice Today is Clear -- Democracy or Fascism

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From the Frying Pan (Cont.)

Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

Nineteen Confirmed AT Camp Harmony

National Weekly Hits Rankin's Race Theories. From the Saturday Evening Post Dated April 11, 1942

Manzanar Girl Leaves to Marry Sweetheart in East

New Wartime City Rising on Sagebrush Lands of Wyoming. Railroad Spur, Oiled Highway Completed to Heart Mountain Site

To the Editor: Concern Expressed On Legion Effort to Deport Japanese

Manager H. Black Lauds Americanism Of Merced Center

Vagaries

Exchange of Japanese For War Prisoners, Urged by Veterans

Last California 'Free Zone' Is Evacuated. Gen. DeWitt's Action Ends Movements from State's Free Zone

Mexico to Intern Citizens of Japan Living on Coast

West Coast Chicks Will Miss Japanese

Vital Statistics

Idaho Farmers Meet Over Labor Shortage

Evacuees Have Self-Rule at Poston Center. Wartime City Now Third Largest in State of Arizona

Rental Agents for Japanese Property Owners to Register

Manzanar Starts Construction on Outdoor Theater

Manzanar Nisei Seek Combat Duty (Cont.)

Japanese-Operated Stores Still Open In British Columbia

Harmony Youths To Build Contest Plane Models

Garment Plant Will Rise Soon At Manzanar

Sawyer Appointed Principal of New Gila Center School

WRA 'Apartments' Constructed in 59 Minutes Flat at Cody

Takahashi Free On Bond, Goes To Puyallup

Eighty-Seven Enemy Aliens Seized in FBI New York Raids

Army Order Bans Liquor Sales to Japanese Evacuees

General DeWitt Orders Dimout On West Coast. Military Order Will Affect Areas as Far As 150 Miles Inland

Workers at Nyssa FSA Camp Start Digging Potatoes

Poston Hatchery Covers 80 Acres

Mrs. Henry Asai Will Join Husband At Army Camp

Playground

Tom Shimasaki Sends Farewell Message to Tulare Members

Filipinos, Japanese Sign 'Peace Pact'

Nisei Soldiers Visit New York On Furloughs

Tule Lake Holds Education Meet With Stanford Men

Alien Japanese Slain by Sentry On Hawaiian Beach

Kanazawa Assists Masaoka in JACL Work in Washington

Tanforan Elects 38 Candidates To Legislature. Henry Tani Polls Highest Number of Votes at Election

Bachelors at Fresno Assembly Center Now Have Game Room

Poston Will Hold Harvest Festival On August 15-16