Mrs. Roosevelt Urges Release of Loyal Nisei. First Lady Visits Gila River Center, Finds No Evidence of Coddling of Evacuees by WRA. Meets With Community Leaders at Arizona War Relocation Project During Full Day's Visit; Residents Not Pampered Though Not Mistreated

Outside Jobs Advocated by Mrs. Roosevelt

California Senate Passes Foreign Language Press Bill

Nisei Soldiers Answer Tokyo Warmakers. Combat Team Troops Buy $100,000 Worth of U.S. War Bonds

California Senate Passes Bill Barring Aliens From Fishing

WRA Removes Nisei Farmers From Marengo After Protests. Resentment Abates As Plan to Use Sixteen In Area Cancelled

Induction Starts For Volunteers

An Editorial: They Are Americans, Too!

Evacuees Surprised to Find Townspeople Object to Presence

'Pacific Citizen' Editorial Is Quoted by OWI Director in Broadcast on U.S. Networks. Elmer Davis Declares in Radio Talk on Tokyo Executions That 'Japanese Americans Feel Jus the Same About Outrage' as Other Americans

Fire Demolishes Mess Hall, Barrack At Poston Center

House to Hold Hearings on Jackson Plans. Washington Legislator Seeks Investigation of 'Japanese Problem'

Timely Topics by Saburo Kido

Events Prove Need For Organized Effort

Nisei Must Spread Gospel of Loyalty

Coast Race-Baiters Must Be Combatted

Pasadena Committee to Strive To Maintain Civil, Economic Rights of Japanese Americans. Southern Californians Vote to Affiliate With Fair Play Committee

Induction of Nisei Into Army Opposed by San Mateo Board

Poston Youth Drowns in Colorado River

Denver Post's Charges Denied At WRA Center. Project Director Says Amount of Food on Hand 'Not Excessive'

Denver Post Says Evacuees 'Pampered'

Senator Stewart Revives Bill to Intern Japanese Americans. Speech in Congress Follows Upon Announcement of Japan Execution of Tokyo Raiders

Korematsu Test Case Certified To High Court

U.S. Japanese Condemn Tokyo Executions. OWI Beams Comments Of Issei, Nisei On Killing of Airmen

Cave-in Kills Granada Youth. Basement of Abandoned School Project Is Scene of Tragedy

Oregon Grange Leader Opposes Return of Evacuees

Evacuee Return Plan Discussed In Washington. Chamber of Commerce Official Non-Committal On Question, Report

Evacuee Given Divorce By San Jose Court

Prof. Chiura Obata Undergoes Operation In Salt Lake City

Tokyo Executions Denounced In Heart Mountain Newspaper

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorials: Missionary in Congress

On Answering Gen. DeWitt

Mrs. Roosevelt Investigates

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: Canada's Nisei Evacuees

Vagaries

Noted Church leader Urges Nisei to Leave WRA Centers

Washington Letter: Geography Makes No Difference to Fascists

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa Executions Reveal Nature of Warlords

The Copy Desk

Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

To the Editor: A.L. Wirin Pens Additional Note on Judge Denman

Attempt to Revoke Citizenship Of Nisei Scored by Attorney. Clarence Rust Speaks On KLX; Discrimination Against Nisei Attacked

Ann Nisei Says: Oilcloth is Now a Decorator's Item; Has Many Uses

Nisei USA

Topaz Calling! By Joe Masaoka

Manzanar PTA May Seek to Join Congress

Nisei Girl Gets Job in Cincinnati Office of WRA

Chicago Woman Gets Divorce From Japanese

Canadians May Test Right of Government to Sell Property. Evacuees Hope to Take Case to Supreme Court of British Columbia

Ogden JACL Group To Meet May First

Anti-Alien Land Bill Sent To Gov. Warren. Engle Bill Tightens Restrictions Against Aliens in California

Senate Group May Investigate Farm Equipment. Senator Downey Says Committee Interested In Evacuee Machinery

Vital Statistics

Nisei Students at Temple U Want to Help Win U.S. Victory

Captain Kinoshita Now Serves As Member of Medical Corps. Refused to Sail For Japan With Parents When 13 Years of Age

FSA Concerned On Reaction to Tokyo Executions

Coast Evacuation Endangers Other Minorities, Declares Dr. Cushman, Noted Educator. Court Should Render Clear-Cut Decision On Army Action, Is View

Magic Valley Chapter Plans Election of Officers on May 8

Spinal Meningitis Cases Reported At Poston Center

Topaz Center Volunteers Will Be Inducted. First Group Receives Orders to Report at Fort Douglas, Utah

WRA Establishes District Office in Idaho Region

Wanted

Huge 'Victory Garden' Planted By Minidoka Center Residents. Labor Shortage Feared For Project as Many Leave for Resettlement

Girl From Center Marries Soldier at Kentycky Army Post

Nisei to Take Part in Meet On Minorities

Jerome Center Crews Work On Huge Canal