Minidoka Faces Critical Labor Shortage Following Exodus of Volunteers for Harvest Work. Woman Being Recruited For Essential Maintenance Work at Hunt Center

The World at Press-Time

New Regulations Permit Visits By Soldiers. Tulean Dispatch Says Rulings Affect Visits Within Western Command

Parents of Nisei Soldiers Organize Tule Lake Group

U. of California Begins Study Of Evacuation. University Receives First of Three-Year Grant from Foundation

Orange County Gives Mail Order Divorce Decree

Japanese Alien's Right to Sue Argued Before Supreme Court. Government Attorney Represents 'Enemy Alien' in Case

New Military Area I Lands Opened to Volunteer Labor To Pick Long-Staple Cotton. Vital Need for Crop Impels Action from General DeWitt

Civil Service Status Denied To Five Nisei. Requests for Leaves Of Absence Refused In Alameda County

Citizens Plan United Group In Tule Lake. Sacramento JACL Leaders Take Lead To Protect Rights

John Aono Chosen Block Managers Head

Masaoka Asks Social Workers To Aid in Resettling People No in Relocation Centers. Delegates at National Conference Urged To Speed Community Acceptance for Evacuee Japanese Americans on Relocation Projects

Imprisonment Under Army Law Challenged by Civil Liberties. Decision May Affect Wakayama Test Case In Los Angeles Court

Meet the WRA: Ralph Stauber Has Key Post In Relocation

Second Appendectomy Performed at Center

Timely Topics by Saburo Kido

Self-Government Plans at Poston

Poston Fortunate In Its Leaders

Poston's Progress Credit to Officials

Many Believe Centers Will Be Permanent

Resolution Aimed at Evacuees Promises Fair Work Conditions. Evacuee Representatives Meet With Officials To Boost Recruiting

JACL Contributes to Nation's Scrap Pile

Nisei in Utah City Conclude Drive for Metal. Money from Sale Will Be Donated to USO BY Citizens League

Nisei Boy Leads Scrap Metal Hunt at Oklahoma City School. 'Admiral Eugene' Heads One of Two Competitive Scrap Hunting Teams

President Signs Citizenship Measure

WRA Employment Division Opens Office in Utah

Arizona Doctor Found Guilty in Abortion Trial

Hungry Greyhounds To Protect Manzanar's Guayule Plants

Prof. Radin Champions Cause Of American-Born Japanese. No Disloyalty Evidence, UC Professor Tells Forum in San Jose

Utah Legion Urged To Get Jobs For Evacuee War Vets

Utah Senator Gets Assurance Of Farm Help. Man Power Commission Indicates Evacuees Will Meet Labor Need

Army Evacuates Non-Japanese From West Coast Area

Center Women May Leave for Domestic Work

Fourth Girl Born At Topaz Center

First Baby Born At Nyssa FSA Camp

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorial: Enemy Alien Stigma

Imperialism, R.I.P.

The People of Powell

JACL's Scrap Drive

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri

Letter to the Editor... Report on Visits to Internment Camps for Enemy Aliens Given

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa

Ann Nisei Says: Ingenuity Will Help Overcome War Shortages

Copy Desk

Washington Letter: Militarists Crushed Japanese People's March Toward Goal Of Political Independence

The Lancer by Tad Uyeno: Evacuee Volunteers Met by Discrimination

Vagaries

Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

Nisei Soldiers Visit Heart Mountain City

Japanese Officer Urges U.S. Brothers to Fight for America

Arizona Committee Discovers Shortage of Workers Exists In Gila River Relocation City. All Available Workers Needed on Relocation Projects, Says Committee

Close Quotes

Two Exporters Found Guilty in Seattle Court. Takahashi, Osawa Will File Plea for New Hearing on Charges

Hunt Colonists Discuss 1943 Farm Program. Subsistence is Primary Objective Of Center's Agricultural Plan

Part-Japanese Youth Pleads Guilty to Army Order Violation

Evacuee Gives Away Travel Permit, Pleads Guilty in Court

Evacuees Arrive in Wyoming

Evacuees on Faculty as School Will Begin at Arizona Center

First Students Leave Topaz for Schools

Yonezu Heads Internal Security at Gila

Seattle Judge Upholds Military Authority Ordering Evacuation

Maritime Unions Take Steps to Reemploy Members in Centers. Nisei Seamen Asked To Contact Manzanar Maritime Committee

Vital Statistics

Henry Sugimoto's Paintings Shown At Fresno Center

Japanese Help Harvest Beets in Nebraska. First Workers Group Arrives in Western Part of Prairie State

Hunt Medical Chief Goes To Arkansas

Nisei Teachers Will Assist Education Program in Wyoming

First Relocation Center Movie House Planned at Newell

Fire Razes Florin Building. Old Yakihama Structure Reported By Blaze Recently

Poston Will Hold 'County Fair' Soon

Vale Prepares Camp For Evacuee Labor

Beet Workers Leave Topaz On Furloughs. Express Desire to Do Share in War Effort By Harvesting Crops