34 Nisei Killed, 130 Injured on Italian Front. Names of 13 Dead Announced By War Department; Stimson Praises Japanese Americans

Navy Department 'Stalls' on Move to Use 400 Evacuees to Meet Shortages of Seamen

Colorado Community Opposes Relocation Program Of WRA

Civil Liberties Union May Test Coast Exclusion Ruling

Canadian CCF Official Backs Rights of Nisei

Engle Submits Resolution for Army Control

Sergeant Komoto Wants to Return To the Fighting

Evacuee Girl Dies in Crash Near Rohwer. Accident Occurred on Highway Near Arkansas Relocation Center

Wyoming Residents Hurt in Auto Crash

Attorney General Opposes Stern Measures Proposed Against Japanese Americans. Justice Department Opposed Original Order Of Wholesale Evacuation, Says Report; Biddle Indicates Administration Will Stand by Principles

Coast Fair Play Committee Backs WRA Jurisdiction On Tule Segregation Camp. Immediate Separation Of Troublemakers Urged By California Group

Protestant Ministers Moving Elsewhere

San Francisco Temple Now 'Bootleg Joint'

Appeal Board May Consider Cases in Tule. Hearing Procedure for Those Desiring to Leave Camp Seen

Eighteen Nisei Offered Jobs In Washington

FEPC Will Act on Cases Of Employment Discrimination Against Japanese Americans

Attorney General Opposes Stern Measures on Nisei (Cont.)

Hawaiian Family Remembers Sergeant Killed in Action

Japanese Bath House Destroyed by Fire

Nisei Ministers Will Assist Resettlement of Evacuees. Being Assigned to Interdenominational Service in Midwest

Minidoka Goes Over Top in Fund Campaign

Communists Ask Fair Play for Loyal Evacuees. Urge Army Control of Segregation Camp In Letter to Engle

Hull Discourages Plan to Deport Tule Lake Group. No Assurance Tokyo Will Accept Tule Lake Group, Anderson Told

Believe Gov. Warren Disfavors Special Session on Japanese

California Guard Chief Wants to Exclude Nisei

Orland Chamber Asks Removal of Tule Lake Group

House Group Studies Law to Ban Race Hatred Literature

Pasadena Fair Play Group Opposes Racial Legislation. Principles of Coast Committee Cited in Answer to Assemblyman

Senate Vote Repeals Ban on Chinese

Fights Return of Evacuees to Coast

L.A. District Attorney Shuns Legal Action Over Threats. 'Certain Korean' Groups Pledged Violence, Says Hoswer Answering Letter

Japanese American Girl Will Be Inducted in WAC

Death Threats Voiced at Tule, Committee Told. Camp Medical Officer Is First Witness on Dies Committee Panel

Eagles in Seattle Urge Exclusion

War Department Registers Opposition Against Assuming Control of Relocation Program. Places Needless Burden On Military, West Coast Congressmen Told

Rep. Costello Says Army Doesn't Want Control of Camps

Secretary Stimson Declines Comment On Tule Lake Camp

Native Sons Seek To Consolidate Work Of Anti-Evacuee Group

Pacific Citizen Staff

Editorials: An Unwritten Compact

The Army on Race

Toward a Pacific Charter

Christmas in the Camps

Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri: Nightmares by W.R. Hearst

The Copy Desk

Vagaries

JACL Offices

Some Notes for the Nisei: America...? 'America is Promises'

Editorial Digest

From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: Applying Democracy to Immigration Laws

New Pamphlet: 70,000 Refugees -- Made in U.S.A.

Close Quotes

Joe Grant Masaoka's Column: Children of Nisei Healthier Because of Balanced Diet

Christian Conference Held in Denver

Baby Girl Born To Bill Yodens

Timely Topics by Saburo Kido

Seasonal Workers Returning to Camps

Seasonal Leave Program Questioned

What is America...? (Cont.)

Denver Women Conduct Drive For Invalid Group

Employers Should Assume Responsibility

Ann Nisei Says: Thought, Personality Should Go Into Gifts for Christmas

Tri-State Buddhists Hold Denver Confab

Vital Statistics

Dispersal to Benefit Japanese Americans, Evacuee Believes

Parker Lions Club Hold Meeting in Poston Center

Evacuees Report Unfavorable Treatment in California Visit. Topaz Group Visited Patient at Hospital In Evacuated Area

Japanese American Youth Escapes From L.A. Juvenile Hall

Poston WRA Official Answers Senator Tenney on Evacuees' Travel Into Evacuated Area. All Had Permission Of Western Command, Californians Informed

Buffalo YWCA, FOR Entertain Evacuees At Holiday Dinner

Whitaker to Head Jerome Center as Taylor Resigns

Volunteer Nisei Accepted Into Army Reserve. Inductees Will Be Released to Civilian Life, Subject to Call

Five Evacuees Miss Bus, Get Help From Sheriff in Nevada

Evacuees Given Administrative Posts Of Poston Units

Calling All Chapters!

WRA Holds Leave Clearance Hearings in Relocation Camps. Processing Is Part Of Investigation to Determine Eligibility

Japanese Language Graduation Program Held at Colorado U.