The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 17 No. 3
July 24, 1943
Draft for Japanese Americans Is Recommended By Senate Military Affairs Committee. 7500 Nisei Already Serve in U.S. Army, Report Points Out
Center Poster Shop Finishes Navy Order
WRA Relocation Program Told By Dillon Myer in Broadcast. Loyal Americans Can Render Valuable Aid Toward War Effort
WAC's to Open Ranks to Japanese American Women
Camp Wolters Nisei Soldiers Win Praise
Manzanar College Accredited By State
Nisei Soldier Back From Africa, Writes to PC
WRA Budged Is Approved By Congress. Relocation Authority Allotted 48 Million For Next Fiscal Year
Late Shelby Volunteers Drill Doubly Hard to 'Catch Up'
Ickes Defends Operation of WRA Centers. Parker Dam Is Not Endangered by Poston Evacuees, He Says
Relocation of Loyal Evacuees Will Be Continued, Declares War Mobilization Director. James Byrnes Answers Downey Resolution Asking For Future Plans of Operation of WRA Centers; Pacific Coast Areas Will Stay Closed, Indicated
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Policy of Continued Exclusion Of Evacuees from West Coast Debated on National Network. McWilliams Stresses Necessity for Government Protection of Minorities; Dr. Radin Challenges Costello's Contentions Regarding Loyalty
Santa Barbarans Form Chapter of Fair Play Group. Episcopalian Minister Heads New Committee As First President
N.Y. Liberals Ask President To Condemn Dies Committee. Congressional Group Seeks to Arouse Race Hatred, Says Letter
White House Issues Official Statement On Evacuation, Relocation (Cont.)
WRA Opposes Use of Hunt As Prison Camp. Message Follows Idaho Governor's Suggestion On Minidoka Transfer
Minoru Yasui Gets Freedom On July 29
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An Editorial: 'Let This Minority Know...'
Ex-Missionary Conducts I-Man Good-Will Campaign on Coast
WRA to Discuss Segregation in Denver Confab
Dies Committee Member Backs Loyal Nisei. Rep. Mundt Says WRA Not Unduly Extravagant In Feeding Evacuees
Mainland Volunteers Attend 'Rookie' School to Catch Up (Cont.)
Dillon Myer Predicts Eventual Abandonment of WRA Centers; Says Camps Are 'Undemocratic.' Detention Within Center Considered Temporary Stage for Loyal Evacuees, Committee Told; Permanent Confinement Believed Unconstitutional
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Pacific Citizen Staff
Editorials: The Records Get Straightened
Death of a Myth
Not a Race War
Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: Inquisition in Washington
Editorial Digest
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Vagaries
Look to Youth
Carey McWilliams Expresses Hope for Relaxing Ban Against Return of Evacuees to Coast. Current Agitation Against Evacuees Predicated Upon Race Prejudices. Says Writer; Detention Of Loyal Is Abrogation of Citizenship Rights
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: California Mind Practices Self-Hypnotism
The Copy Desk
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JACL News: Colorado Calling!
Nisei Mental Case Makes Second Try For Escape
WMC Official Urges Use of Nisei in Cleveland Area Jobs
Notice
Ann Nisei Says: Here Are Ways To Stretch Your Ration Points
A World of Many Wolves by Dyke Miyagawa
The World at Press-Time
Hawaii Relaxes Financial Bans On Alien Japanese
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Timely Topics by Saburo Kido: Race Is Not All-Important
Need For Justice In Segregation
Anti-Evacuee Groups on Coast Are Integrated
Navy Man Commends Model Ships Built At Gila River Center
Vital Statistics
Colusa Supervisors Oppose Evacuees
The Pacific Coast Round-Up: Far Western Press Continues Drive to Restrict Evacuees
Denver Union Moves to Oust Nisei Workers
Drifting Workers Scored as '6-Week Japs'
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Japanese American Combat Team News
Post-War Problems Worry Residents Of Arkansas Center
Arizona Congressmen Ask Army Control Of State Japanese
Police to File Charges Against Three Sailors. Participated in Attack Upon Japanese Americans In City of Chicago
Evacuee Prisoner Helps Foil Plot To Break Jail
Author To Speak On Japanese Problem At Santa Barbara
U.S. Nisei Will Help Crush Japan's Military, Says Grew
Hundreds of Nisei In Utah FSA Camps Help Produce Food
Hunt Payroll Slashed As Aid To Relocation. Reservoir of Labor Should Be Directed Outside, Says Stafford