WRA Director Believes Large Group May Be Resettled Soon. Dilly Myer Explains Indefinite Leave Policy On Visit to Minidoka

The World at Press-Time

No More Broken Dishes

2100 Leave Minidoka for Harvest Work. Recruiting Near End As Record Number Volunteers at Hunt

Alien Japanese Couple Commended By U.S. Attorney

Group Seeks Revocation of Nisei Rights. Past Presidents of Native Sons Would Take Away Citizenship

No Truth in Hawaiian Sabotage Rumors, Declares Bill Moran

War Department Official Says No Major Changes Considered In Present Relocation Program. Assistant War Secretary Says Army's Part in Moving Coast Japanese Will Be Completed by End of October; Praises Work of Military Services in Carrying Out Task

Two Hawaiian Nisei Quit Election Race

Women Fire Wardens Take on Posts At Minidoka

Deportation of U.S. Japanese Made Issue. Congress Candidate Favors Move Against Evacuated Group

Children End Long Vacation, Classes Start in Minidoka

JACL Officials Investigate Montana Beet Work Conditions. Inagaki, Tsuchiya Leave To Check Reports of Treatment in Farm Areas

Warren Tells Of Danger of Coast Sabotage. Discusses Japanese Evacuation Issue at Kiwanis Meeting

Ability to Cook Wins Probation for Alien Japanese

Court Annuls Marriage of U.S. Sailor, Japanese

Hawaii Seaman Changes Name. James Matsu Now Matson Following Court Appearance

Special Pass Issued Girl to visit Father In San Luis Obispo

Hawaii Nisei Girl Jailed Upon Arrival Aboard Refugee Ship. Peggy Kobayashi Wins Release to Attend School in East

Caucasian, Japanese Marriage Illegal in Montana State

Powdered Milk To Be Used at Arizona Center. Senator Hayden Asked Investigation Into Milk Supply Problem

Timely Topics by Saburo Kido

County Fair Overcomes Obstacles

Fair Gives Conception Of Entire Project

Poston Industry Has Possibilities

'Miss Poston' Crowned at County Fair

Gov. Sprague Urges Speedup In Recruiting. Threatens Deportation For Evacuees in Wire To President Roosevelt

Move to Speed Relocation of Evacuee Group. Masaoka Will Confer With Midwest Group on Resettlement Problems

Manzanar School Principal Dies In Plane Crash

University of Utah Group Formed to Aid Evacuee Students

Heart Mountain City: A War Relocation Center

Manzanar Soy Sauce Project May Supply All WRA Centers. Industrial Units Now Being Set Up at Relocation Center

School Begins For Children at Utah Center. Nearly Two Thousand Expected to Attend Classes at Topaz

Five Month Jail Term Given Youth For Leaving Center

U of Arizona Refuses Courses For Evacuees at WRA Centers. Board of Regents Takes Action on Request from Relocation Officials

Evacuee Workers To Play Logan U.S. Marine Eleven

Court Affirms Roth Verdict. Had Refused to Name Sponsors of Broadcast At Tenney Hearing

Nisei Soldiers Hurt in Accident

Arizona Physician Must Serve Term on Abortion Charge

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorial: On Evacuee Labor

Memo for Today

The Hawaiian Election

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri

Washington Letter

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Evacuee Workers Develop Public Understanding

Copy Desk

Ann Nisei Says: Traveling is Fun -- But Go Light

In the Christian Advocate: U.S. People Becoming Aware Of Tremendous Implications Of Coast Evacuation, Says Hall

The Lancer by Tad Uyeno: How Can U.S. Nisei Prove Their Loyalty

Vagaries

Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

Two Abacus Operators Sought at Tule Lake

Minidoka Colonists See First Movie

U of Washington Official Asks Utilization of Nisei Manpower. Points to Canadian Request for Use of Evacuees in Industry

Hiring of Evacuees Asked by Canada Lumber Interests

Washington Letter (Cont.)

Hunters Resent Closure of Land Adjacent to Relocation Center

Final Rites Held For Bessie Watanabe In Washington City

Short-cut to Japan Language Devised to Fit U.S. War Need

New Home-Canning Project Underway At Heart Mountain

Three Colonists Jailed for Violation Of Center Boundaries

Whistling in the Dark: Little Esteban Discusses the Issei and Nisei

Evacuees Will Be Protested On Projects. Disability Benefits Will Be Paid Those Injured on Jobs

Theological Students Win Scholarships

Pioneer West Coast Businessmen Dies At Topaz Center

Touring Cabaret Will Entertain Tule Lake Colony

Topaz Checks In Final Group from Tanforan

'Ghost' Makes Nightly Visits At Cody Center

Original Comedy on Evacuee Life Set For Poston Showing

Topaz Women Take Jobs on Turkey Farm. Thirty-Three Accept Furlough Work in Utah County Town

Alameda Buddhist Temple Houses Training Center

Former Palo Alto Resident Offers Pipes for Salvage

Vital Statistics

Former San Jose State Students Give To School War Chest

Camouflage Net Project Needs New Workers. Success of Failure Will Determine Industrial Plan In Relocation Centers

Impounded Goods Moved to U.S. Warehouse in L.A.

Japanese Library Will be Started at Minidoka

First Heart Mountain Court Case Dismissed

Nisei Soldiers Win Respect of Bowlers

Utilization of Evacuee Labor Urged by Nisei Leaders. Resolution Urges Use of CIO Members in Midwest Industries

Evacuee Workers Meet Labor Shortage In Western Nebraska

Youths Arrested For Wrecking Evacuees' Home

Topaz Plans Production Of War Needs. Pyrethrum Will Be Cultivated at Utah relocation Project

Tule Lake Starts New Project To Raise Hogs

Only 900 Remain At Santa Anita Center

Nisei Soldier Visits Family

Army Orders Exemptions for Italian Aliens. Will Not Be Bound In Future by 'Enemy Alien' Restrictions

Hunt Movie-goers Pick 'Citizen Kane' For Next Picture

Fifteen Mothers, Infants Leave for Central Utah Center

Parents to Appear At Seattle Trial of Nisei Youth

Oregon School for Deaf Shuns Nisei Students. Slate Control Board Refuses Request from Relocation Authority

Business Is Good At Utah Center