Assembly Group Asks Detention For Evacuees. Continued Restrictions Sought by Californians On Japanese Americans

Story of the Week: California Chinese Americans Ask Fair Play for U.S. Nisei

Native Sons Recognize Nisei Citizenship Rights in Framing Amendment to U.S. Constitution. Proposal Passed by Grand Officers of Coast Organization Will 'In No Way' Affect Rights Of Japanese American Citizens, Says Millington

Leupp Not Prison Or Concentration Camp, Says Best

Gen. Barrows Favors Use of Nisei in Army. University of California Group Told to Expect 'Fine Showing'

Protests to Warner Brothers On 'Air Force' Lies Prove Unavailing, Says JACL Official. True, Stirring Story of Japanese American Loyalty in Hawaii Directly Contradicts Film; Nisei Soldier Shot Down Enemy 'Zero'

Nisei Captain Promoted to Major In Signal Corps

Plan Exchange Of U.S., Japan Nationals Soon. Repatriation Ship Will Take 1500 Persons To Portuguese India

Evacuee Property Problems Considered by Dillon Myer During Los Angeles Visit. Segregation of Pro-Japanese in Relocation Centers Is 'Good Move,' National WRA Chief Declares; Inevitable Hardships Told

Indefinite Leaves From Topaz Hit One Thousand Mark

Arkansas Legionnaires Seek Deportation Of 'Japanese' After War

PC Gets V-Mail Letter From Nisei On New Guinea Front

Baptist Group Hits Separate Church Plans

Wyoming Sends Six Volunteers To Camp Shelby

Native Sons Recognize Nisei Citizenship (Cont.)

FEPC Ignores Nisei Group, Says Twin Falls Editorial

'Air Force' Gave False Picture of Hawaiian Japanese, Kido Charges (Cont.)

Race Hatred Opposed by L.A. Churches in Letter to Dies. Opposes Present Return Of Japanese Evacuees To West Coast Areas

Intermountain JACL Groups Plan Meeting

Church Conference Expresses Good Will Toward Evacuees. Christian Church Meet In Long Beach Deplores Racial Discrimination

Japanese Americans Train For Combat Duty Overseas

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorials: Campaign in California

The Nisei at War

Rights and Duties

The 'Favorite Son'

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: Naziism Is a Nasty Word

'Sound of An American'

Delta Round Up

Vagaries

Navy Language School Head Praises Nisei

Maxine Davis in 'Liberty': Magazine Writer Presents A Valid, Lucid Picture of Life in Those 'Jap Camps'

The Copy Desk

Editorial Digest

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Random Contacts Reveal American Tolerance

Calling All Chapters! By Teiko Ishida

Pacific Citizen Misprint Makes $50 Into 50 Thousand

Hints for War Brides: Planning Ahead Will Help Give That 'At Home' Feeling Even in a Strange City

Caleb Foote, FOR Secretary, Chooses Jail To Objectors' Camp

Denver Group Will Combat 'Unfavorable Publicity' on Evacuees

JACL News Colorado Calling!

Letter-Box From Our Readers

Timely Topics by Saburo Kido

Saner Attitudes In California

Nisei Americans And Labor Unions

Best Succeeds Coverley as Tule Lake Chief

Masao Satow Leaves To Attend YMCA Confab in Nevada

Vital Statistics

Missing Tule Lake Evacuee Arrested Near Alturas

The Long View Ahead: The Church Steps Forward To Assist in Solving Denver Nisei Recreation Problems

Evacuees Make Utah Desert Bloom; Aid U.S. Food Program. Mitarai Brothers Convert Sageland Into Productive 150-Acre Truck Garden

Presbyterian Synod Deplores Campaign Against Evacuees. Urges Churches to Aid In Resettlement of Japanese Americans

Petition Seeks New Restrictions On Evacuees

Evacuee Laborers' Problems Discussed By Officials

Japanese American Combat Team News: Nisei Officers, Men Entertained by People of New Orleans

Minidoka Evacuees Praised for Work In Fighting Fires

The World at Press-Time

Former Tulare News Staff Gives $150 to Pacific Citizen. Contribution Closes Account of Newspaper At Tulare WCCA Center

Minidoka Evacuees Lose in Bid For Idaho Championship

Legion Asks Study Of Evacuee Return Plans By Agencies