Title: The Pacific Citizen, Vol. 16 No. 13, 4/1/1943, (ddr-pc-15-13)
Densho ID: ddr-pc-15-13

The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 16 No. 13
April 1, 1943

U.S. Supreme Court to Rule on Legality Of Evacuation of Nisei From West Coast. Yasui, Hirabayashi Test Cases Certified to High Tribunal By Circuit Court of Appeals

Largest Crowd in Honolulu City Bids 'Aloha' to 2,600 Members of Nisei Army Combat Unit. Prominent Territorial Personalities Take Part in Send-Off Demonstration for Soldiers; Vitousek Says Liberal Racial Policies Vindicated

Nisei Volunteers For Army to Be Inducted Soon. Salt Lake City Draft Board Will Induct Volunteers on April 6

Story of the Week: U.S. Coast Guard Has Lone Japanese American Sailor

President Roosevelt Sidesteps Question On Exclusion Act

Nisei Elected Student Head at Oberlin College

American Legion in California Circulates Petition Calling for Relocation Control by Military. Half Million Signatures Sought by Southern California Group; Would Prevent Return of Evacuees to Former Homes on West Coast

[Page 2]

Senator Chandler Offers Plan For Solving Evacuee Problem In Report to Senate Group. Claims $50,000,000 Can Be Saved by Adoption Of Three Way Program, Including Release of Loyal Individuals for Military, Civilian Duty

Report Kansas May Decline Evacuee Labor. Unable to Meet Housing Standards Sought by Workers

Defense Training Program Started at Heart Mountain

Negro Attorney Upholds Rights Of Nisei at West L.A. Forum. Hugh MacBeth Speaks at Discussion of Treatment Of Japanese Americans, Opposing Views Expressed by Representatives of Legion, Native Sons

Many Northwest Sport Figures Volunteer for Army at Hunt. Former College, Prep Stars Sign Up for New Combat Unit

Gila Net Workers Establish Record

Dual Citizen Bill Tabled by State Assembly. County Clerks' Group Head Opposes Bill Requiring Declaration. County Clerks' Group Head Opposes Bill Requiring Declaration

Honolulu Bids 'Aloha' To Nisei Soldiers (Cont.)

Two Poston Youths Indicted by Arizona Jury for Interference

Wife of Explorer Contributes Books

[Page 3]

Federal Justice Raps Denial of Nisei Rights. Judge Denman Files Dissenting Opinion, Says Citizens Treated Like Alien Enemies by Military. Opposes Certification Of Test Cases to High Court of United States

California Bills Ban Commercial Fishing Nisei. Held for Study by Assembly Committee On Fish, Game Laws

Legionnaire Wants Post-War Action Deporting Nisei

Twin Falls Nisei Will Form New JACL Group

Washington Post Urges Return Of Evacuated Farmers to West Coast Areas to Aid Production. Leading Daily in Nation's Capital Declares Justice, Fair Play Demand Evacuee Citizens Be Reabsorbed Into Economic Life of Country

American Legion Urges Seizure of Evacuee-Owned Farm Tools. Wants Emergency Legislation Empowering Confiscation by State

Most of Evacuee Farm Equipment in Use, Says WRA

500 Canadian Evacuees May Work in East

Heart Mountain May Have Labor Group

Farm Community in Wisconsin Holds Meet on Evacuee Help. Plans Made to Use Japanese Americans Despite Opposition

Poston Center Passes Top in Red Cross Drive

[Page 4]

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorials: Going Home Again

Reasons for Volunteering

Army Action Heartening

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri

The Copy Desk

New Quarterly

[Page 5]

Vagaries

You're in the Army Now! Nisei Relates Experiences of Induction Into Uncle Sam's Army. It Takes Only a Few Days to Change a Civilian Into a Citizen Soldier, GI Style -- Only a Few Days Before Induction and KP Duty

On the A-J's

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Vicious Cartoon Hurts War Relocation Program

An Editorial: Investigation Proves Worth of WRA Program

Free Press

[Page 6]

Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

The Church and Evacuation: 'All This Feeling Against Our Americans of Japanese Descent Is Naziism,' Writes Rev. Waser

Washington Letter: Do Women Make Good War Workers?

Davis Chapter Gives $275 to Red Cross

Evacuee Launches Business Enterprise Near WRA Center

Poston Symphony in Debut Performance

Ann Nisei Says: A Visit With the Serisawas in Their Modern Apartment

[Page 7]

Fort Lupton JACL Closes Successful Membership Drive

IDC to Hold Board Meeting. Delegates from Eight Chapters Expected to Attend Ogden Parley

Nakama Wins Two National College Swimming Titles

Vital Statistics

Nisei Soldier's Letter Published By Newspaper in Arkansas

On Books: Davis and Lindley Tell How War Came to the U.S.

Topaz Volunteer Committee Visits Salt Lake City

[Page 8]

Topaz Entry Wins Salt Lake JACL Baseball Tournament. Former San Francisco Bay Cagemen Defeat Trojans in Finals

WRA Program Wins Backing. Releasing of Evacuees From Centers Sought By Eastern Group

Evacuee Workers Will Not Commute

Airplane Enthusiasts Pursue Hobby at Poston Center

The World at Press-Time

Rohwer High School Forms Chapter of National Society

Two Delta Residents Join Topaz Faculty

Post-War Fears Haunt Evacuees, WRA Declares

Seek 400 Workers For Farms in Utah's Davis County Region

California State Senate Passes Anti-Alien Bill. Would Tighten Present Laws Denying Ownership Of Land to Aliens

Nisei Fighter Wins Intermountain AAU Bantamweight Title