More Than Thousand Nisei Volunteer in WRA Centers. War Secretary Cites Figures On Army Unit. Sends Congratulations To Mother of Four Minidoka Volunteers

Masaoka Leaves Salt Lake City On Eastern Tour

U.S. Army Seeks Buddhist Chaplain For Combat Team

Hawaii Inducts Volunteers for Army Service. Nisei to Be Initiated Into Army Life at Schofield Barracks

Japanese Americans Give to Red Cross

President's Secretary Notes Nisei Sacrifice in Evacuation. Acknowledges Receipt Of Arizona Memorial Against Relocation

233 in Poston Volunteer for Combat Team. Overwhelming Majority Registered Loyalty to U.S., Says Gelvin

Nisei Volunteers Get Plane Trip Into Phoenix

Volunteers Outside Centers Urged Check on Papers

Nisei Soldiers in Training

JACL Files Brief in Oshiro Evacuee Property Test Case In L.A. as 'Friend of Court.' Wirin Represents Citizens League as Special Counsel

Nisei Problems Discussed at N.Y. Meeting

USO Lounge Open To Servicemen

WRA Report Discloses Only 150 Pieces of Machinery Unused on West Coast Farm. Private Property Rights Always Recognized by WRA, Says Robinson

Salinas Group Hears 500 Farm Machines Stored; Finds Five

Bay Area Group Hits Storage of Evacuee Goods at River Ports

Poston's Camouflage Net Project Completes First Months Work

Two Thousand Alien Japanese Interned By U.S.

Wallgren Will Support Move On Segregation. Loyal Evacuees Should Get Chance to Work, Says U.S. Senator

Rundquist Visits WRA Centers In Arkansas. Resettlement Official Leaves on Tour of Ten Relocation Centers

School Masters To Meet at Hunt

124 Granadans Await Induction Into Special Army Combat Unit

'Volunteer for Victory' Group Formed at Topaz by Inductees. Project Director Announces 104 Sign Up For Army Duty

Gila River Center Fetes 100 Volunteers

Nisei Girls Seek Enlistments in Women's Army Corps

Push Relocation of Evacuees in Wisconsin Area. WRA Opens Milwaukee Office to Carry on Resettlement Program

Nisei Lieutenant Ordered to Report

Nisei, Once High-Ranking Boy Scout, Joins New Army Unit. Harry Osaki Described As Outstanding in U.S. Scouting Annals

Capt. Kinoshita Leaves WRA Center For Military Duty

WRA Launches Drive for Jobs Outside Centers. Five Main Employment Offices Opened to Aid In Relocating Evacuees

Ten From Tule Lake To Be Relocated Monthly Under Plan

WRA Opens New Salt Lake Office to Spur Employment. Rex Lee Declares Nine Branch Offices May Be Opened Soon

Jewish Americans Oppose Bill To Return Centers to Military

Evacuees Will Provide Supply of Labor for Western Farms. Beet Sugar Industry Looks to Relocation Centers for Assistance

Nisei Character Proves Hero in Comic Magazine

Iron Mine Retrieved From Japanese Owner in New Jersey

Great Opposition Developing Against Oregon's Senate Move To Deport Nisei, Says Paper. Doubtful If Bill Will Be Reported Out of Committee, is Belief

Kenny Urges Use Of Idle Equipment Left by Evacuees

Drawing by Evacuee Artist Shown at S.F. Art Museum

California Will Make Inventory Of Equipment. Seeks to Release Farm Machinery of Japanese Evacuees

Nisei Jiu-Jitsu Instructor Proves Value of Defense Art

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorials: Notes on Segregation

Hawaii and Evacuation

Hawaii Uses the Nisei

Newspapers in Relocation

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: The Un-American Legion

Some Notes for the Nisei by Fred Fertig

The Copy Desk

Fair Play. Race-Baiters Comprise Small Segment of California Population

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Housing Shortage Hinders Resettlement Program

Vagaries

Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

YWCA Officials To Visit Hunt

How War Came. Pre-Pearl Harbor Days Retold in Davis, Lindley Book

Ann Nisei Says: Question of the Hour: Shall I Leave the Center?

Soldier Weds Ogden Girl in Mormon Rites

Washington Letter: Senators Move Toward International Cooperation

To the Editor: Dual Citizen Status Prove to be a Myth

Nisei Loyalty Told By JACL Speaker at Weiser Meeting

Hunt Will Raise Own Vegetables

Heart Mountain Pushes Work On Vigorous Agricultural Plan. Hope to Make Center Self-Sustaining in Regard to Farm Foods

Utah Tuberculosis Group to Cooperate With Topaz Medics

National JACL Official Speaks In Colorado. Joe Masaoka Talks On Evacuation Topic A Longmont Rotary

Awakened Political Consciousness Urged

Heart Mountain Band To Make Weekly Radio Broadcast

Vital Statistics

New Seasonal Work Leaves Announced

Problems Faced by WRA in Relocating Evacuees Told in Christian Science Monitor

Townspeople Give Plants to Hunt

Senator Chandler May Revive Issue of Control of Relocation

Senate Committee Official Holds Hearing at Poston. Says Wallgren Bill Hopes to Focus Public Attention on Problem

Fifty Topaz Evacuees Leave for Farm Work

Idaho Farmers Will Use Evacuee Workers

The World at Press-Time

Minidoka Mass Choir Director Goes East

Quick Action Urged On Resolution to Investigate Japanese

Hunt Crew Will Help to Fight Fires on Range

West Jordan Farmers Seek Evacuee Help. Create Farm Workers Housing Center in Salt Lake County