Title: The Pacific Citizen, Vol. 15 No. 28, 12/10/1942, (ddr-pc-14-27)
Densho ID: ddr-pc-14-27

The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 15 No. 28
December 10, 1942

WRA to Speed Outside Relocation Plan

Army Rules Manzanar After Rioting. Fred Tayama Attacked, Other Citizen Leaders Threatened By Pro-Axis Gang at Center

Mike Masaoka Will Remain in West Until Early Next Month

Story of the Week: Nisei Boy Scouts Saved American Flag from Mob

American Legion Cancels Charters Of 'Japanese' Posts

Ohio Church Groups Back Resettlement. Cleveland Methods Will Aid relocation of Loyal Evacuees

74 Receive Final Clearance at War Relocation Center

One Killed, Ten Injured as Mob Rushes Soldiers; Plan to Segregate Disloyal Group

Army Probes Fight in Denver Union Station. Poston Beet Worker Injured in Melee With Military Police

Wirin to Discuss Equality Question on L.A. Radio Station

Gila Resident Held On Assault Charge

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WRA Centers Reveal Nisei Volunteers Sign Up for Army Intelligence Service Work. Newspapers Publish Report Evacuees Join U.S. Military Unit

Nine Join Army From Topaz Center

Twenty Nisei Sworn in at Minidoka

Manzanar Citizens Volunteer for Army

Resident Japanese To Be Used on Hawaii Farms

Christmas Program Planned at Poston

Three Couples Married in Arkansas Home

Minidoka Nisei Pledge Support To Min Yasui. Three Hundred Meet To Back Test Case On Coast Evacuation

Latin-American Art Goes on Exhibit At Granada Center

Normal Conditions at Other Poston Units Aided Settlement. Aftermath of Incident At Unit No. 1 Told By Project Director

Distinguished Service Medal Awarded to Colonel Bendetsen

Allied Victory Hope Told by N.Y. Japanese. Japan Military Fascists Blamed for Sneak Raid Upon Pearl Harbor

Americanization Classes Popular At Idaho Center

Timely Topics by Saburo Kido

Speaking of the Poston Weather

Clearance Forms Available to All

'Free Zone' People Have Advantage

Only Minimum Farm Acreage Will Be Developed in Idaho Following New WRA Policy. Lack of Machinery and Labor Shortage Hurt Center's Enterprises

New York Christian Group to Help Nisei Spend Holidays

Servicemen Will Be Charged at Jerome

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JACL Leaders Threatened By Alleged Pro-Axis Group. Pro-Axis Sympathizers Attempted to Celebrate Pearl Harbor Attack; Loyal Citizen Leaders Sought to Stop Disloyal Demonstrations (Cont.)

Arson Attempt on Manzanar Store Preceded Disturbances. Flames Extinguished By Evacuee Firemen; Fire Investigated

Minidoka Center Resident Sentenced To Term in Jail

Canadian Evacuees Settled in Wartime Housing Project In British Columbia Interior. Six Relocation Towns Established for Japanese From Pacific Coast

Women Workers on Landscape Project

Brief Filed In Korematsu Case Appeal. Hirabayashi Case Record Filed in S.F. Court of Appeals

Speedy Release Of Evacuees in Centers Asked

Twenty-Two Auburn Nisei Soldiers Listed On City Honor Roll

Evacuee Workers Win Praise of Montana Governor. Gov. Ford Answers Letter Protesting Discriminatory Acts

Find Minidoka Man Frozen After Search. Project Head Stafford Pilots Plane to Lead Hunting Parties

Japanese Language Course Started at Granada Center

Maryknoll Father Opens Permanent Poston III Office

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Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorial: Rioting at Manzanar

The Kibei Problem

Resettlement Ahead

Masaoka: JACL Officials Faced Threats, Violence by Mike M. Masaoka

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa

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The Lancer by Tad Uyeno: Problems Arise from Long Confinement

Washington Letter: Operations Going Forward in Burma War

Flood of Presents Expected To Start Flowing to Centers Under Community Xmas Plan. 'Free Zone' Japanese Contribute to Fund for Christmas Celebrations

Tule Lake Takes Lead in PC Subscription Drive

Vagaries

The World at Press-Time

Chinese Elm Trees Will Shade Poston

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Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

Evacuee Labor Sought By Lumber Firm in Northern Colorado

Rationing of Meat Started at Minidoka

Alien Japanese Sends Letter, Poem to President Roosevelt. Hope for Democratic Triumph Expressed by Issei on December 7

Ann Nisei Says: A Barrack Home For Newlyweds in Relocation Centers

Three L.A. Japanese Returned to City to Face Federal Charges

Manzanar Harvests Vegetable Crop

The Copy Desk

28 Councilmen Win Elections At Tule Lake. Elected Group Will Comprise Permanent Council at Newell

Bennett Takes Over Management of Rivers Relocation Center

Hog Farm Started To Supply Poston With Meat Products

Topaz Residents Will Plant 4800 Willow Saplings

High School Paper Appears at Poston

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Gallup Group to Poll Coast Opinion on U.S. Japanese. Questions on Future Treatment of Evacuee Group Will be Asked

Report on JACL Conference Given at Idaho Meeting

Gift-Making Classes At Minidoka Will Ease Gift Problem

Beet Growers

Vital Statistics

Abandon Plan to Serve Elk Meat at Relocation Center. Park Service Plans to Thin Herds in Yellowstone Region

Nisei Evacuee Band Plays For Twin Falls Area Dances. Former Seattle Band Moved by Evacuation To Minidoka Center

New Year Mochi Assured Colonists At Tule Lake

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Arkansas Babies May Have to Prove They're Legally Born

WRA to Establish Midwest Offices to Spur Employment. Topaz Director Says Government Presses Resettlement Plan

1974 Alien Japanese Now in Detention. Approximately 2 Per Cent of U.S., Hawaii Group Interned for Duration

Evacuation Near Completion in British Columbia

Seventy Persons Answer Call for Blood Donations

Ask Evacuee Farm Workers To Report. Seek to Assemble Those Returning to War Relocation Centers

Manpower Shortage Increases Requests for Evacuee Labor. One Thousand Already Granted Indefinite Leaves, Says Myer

S.F. Mystery Death Studied. Japanese Found Dead in 'Skid Row' Hotel; Check Background

'Manza' Selected As Name For Manzanar Shoyu