The Pacific Citizen
Vol. 19 No. 25
December 23, 1944
Army Revokes West Coast Exclusion Order
Proclamation Restores Right of Evacuee Group to Return To Homes After January 2. Military Commander Rescinds Contraband Bans; Individual Exclusion Orders Will Be Issued Against Persons Ineligible to Return to Coast
Family Returns To Fowler Area
JACL President Declares Nisei Loyalty Vindicated
Western Nisei Casualties in France Told
Supreme Court Rules Loyal Citizens Cannot Be Detained. Validity of Army Evacuation Order Upheld by Tribunal in Decision on Korematsu Case. Dissenting Opinions by Justices Murphy, Roberts, Jackson in Evacuation Test Condemn Racists Implications in Military Order for Removal
Japanese American Reported Wounded in Philippines
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Pacific Citizen Staff
Editorials: Supreme Court Decisions
Nisei USA by Larry Tajiri
War Department Announcement Affirms Loyalty of Nisei Group
From the Frying Pan by Bill Hosokawa: The Army's Revocation Orders
Vagaries
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Gardena VFW Post Refuses to List Name of Dead Nisei Hero
Hood River Legion Post May Replace Some Nisei Names. Overlooked Name of Japanese American In Erasing Sixteen
Kumaichro Shinoda Succumbs to Illness
Named for Miles E. Cary
Nisei Names Segregated on Honor Plaque. Ministerial Group Of Yuba-Sutter Area Protests Action
Legionnaire Charges Hood River Post Betrayed Veterans
Sixteen Japanese Americans Reported Wounded in Action
Expanded Relocation Effort By WRA in East Seen by Ickes. Secretary of Interior Comments on Reopening Of Coast to Evacuees
California Army Captain Backs Nisei Soldiers
Warren Urges Citizens Comply With Decision. California Governor Supports Rights of Japanese Americans
Nisei Doctor Wins Captain's Rating in UNRRA
Council of Churches in San Francisco Raps Anti-Nisei Bias
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Final Phase of WRA Program In Sight as Centers to Close Within Year, Says Dillon Myer
Information Wanted!
To Our Readers
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Dissenting Opinions Condemn Racist Implications in Orders (Cont.)
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PC Headlines in Review: Japanese American Troops Provided Biggest Nisei News
What's Ahead For Evacuees? Group Resettlement May Be Answer to Relocation Riddle
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The President's Report: JACL Intensified Its Public Relations Activity in 1944
Chinese American Backs Nisei in Letter to Soldier
Victory Committee Seeks Members
Fresno Cattlemen Want Permanent Ban
A Nisei in Chicago: Some Notes From A Rented Room
Salinas Ranchers Oppose Evacuees
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First Evacuee Family Back in Orange County
Mt. Olympus JACL Ends Fund Campaign
Salt Lake Soldiers Receive Combat Infantryman Badges
An Assembly Center Sketch: The Man With the Bulging Pockets
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Exploits of Nisei Soldiers Noted in Review of Headlines (Cont.)
Alan Ladd Visits Nisei Soldiers in Hospital
GIs in California Help Buy Gifts for Children In Camps
Fifth Member Of Ishida Family Joins U.S. Army
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Poston Nisei Soldier Given Silver Star
Pvt. Matsuda Learns of U.S. Opinion on Arizona Incident
'Winter Whirligig' Enjoyed by Nisei
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Poston Casualty List Reaches 70
VFW Council Raps Relocation Plan in Pittsburgh Area
San Jose Students Oppose Nisei Return
20 Nisei GIs Convalescing In California
Oppose Return
Musical Comedy Star Sings for Chicago Evacuees
Fresno Nisei Wins Army Commission
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Broadway Columnist Censures Hood River's American Legion
Arthur Hirose, Newsweek Official, Dies Suddenly
AFL in Oregon Asks Fair Play For Evacuees
WRA Official Raps Agitation Against Nisei
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Bronze Star Medal Won by Californian
Pismo Beach Girl Enlists in WACs
Delta Legionnaires Take Part in Topaz Memorial Service
Arizona Barber-Shop Incident Dramatized on New York Radio
Idaho Grange Group Adopts Contradictory Resolutions at Meet
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A Decision for Evacuees: To Return or Not to Return
Japanese Americans in Action: Salerno, Cassino, Anzio, Rome, France and... On to Germany
'They Have Made Good, They Are In, As Soldiers, They Can't Be Beat'
The Beachhead News
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The Rights of All Men: Race Relations And Progressive Democracy
Nisei in Uniform: Letters from Servicemen
The Problems of Minorities: Farmers Union And Japanese Americans
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GI Writer Reviews Record of Japanese American Troops (Cont.)
There's a Long, Long Trail...
Ann Nisei's Column
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