Gila News-Courier, Volume 4 #6-10

Volume 4 #6: Jan. 20, 1945

Page 1: Nisei soldiers entertained; Army calls 22 to active duty; Butte to see Japanese talkie; Nakada back on California farm; auditorium ok'd for basketball.

Page 2: Bill called for closing centers; editorial; Gilans attend YWCA conference; flowers sent by 442nd soldiers; Army Nurse Corps to take Nisei; King and Queen contest open.

Page 3: To and Fro; PTA will hear Gila physician; Tamaki named school prexy; Lt. Sakamoto visits Butte; joins sorority; hospital needs nurses aides; students plan mid-term hop.

Oregon

Page 4: Check and Pick; jobs open in Washington, D.C.; a battle wound that's eloquent; Butte welfare aids evacuees; Wyoming ranch up for sale; Butte toy loan gets donation.

Page 5: Civil service accords rights; 300 Granadans plan to return; dietary aides make good; Butte YBA plans morning service; Rev. Morton speaks Sunday; ads and ends; church schedule.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #7: Jan. 24, 1945

Page 1: Jobs available at Army depot; rice to arrive from Arkansas; canal will see talkie tonight; central Calif. returnee happy.

Related to attempting bombing.

Page 2: 'Four horsemen' arrive in Egypt; co-op to meet this Saturday.

Editorial on the attempted bombing.

Another article on the attempted bombing.

Page 3: Court of Awards held by girls; flunkers frolic bids on sale; Honda returns from California; canal Buddhists seek addresses; nurse leaves for California; canal changes clinic schedule; soldier back in hospital; Catholic service in Butte Sunday; Delta Rho Betas meet Thursday; net fund income tax refunds ready.

Page 4: Check and Pick; Gilans attend YW conference; staff changes announced; Osato guest at Nisei ball; welfare to get new counselor; Japan messages at Red Cross.

Page 5: To and Fro; Bruner visits diet kitchen; Nisei lassies organize team; YWCA replaces secretaries; senior ring order taken; vital statistics.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #8: Jan. 27, 1945

Page 1: Kubo relates trip to California; chest fund to be shared by eight organizations; cigarette coupons void after January; PTA to honor Sheldon at tea; exchange of nationals.

Page 2: Emerick writes of Egyptian life; dear Nisei soldiers.

Editorial.

Related article.

Page 3: To and Fro; farm fields will be consolidated; PTA to hold January meeting; two new classes open to adults; Butte P.F. meets Sunday night.

Page 4: Check and Pick; position for teaching open; Nisei girl joins WACs; fire destroys evacuee home (accidental fire); reports officer visits project; haircut price to be raised; cash redemption still unclaimed; more messages from Japan.

Page 5: Rev. Hojo to deliver sermon; canal PTA hears physician talk; 'Rivulet' sale deadline nears; YBA will hold evening service; vital statistics; ads and ends; church schedule.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #9: Jan. 31, 1945

Page 1: Immigration men here for check; canal councilmen to get views on closing center; 13 more Gilans sworn into Army; coast approvals total 158; WACs, CNC girls names sought; Fresno state accepts student; canal yearbook has new editor; Army excludees free to relocate.

Page 2: Tells of trip to California; editorial; Pittsburg list jobs offered; names asked to be restored (Hood River).

Page 3: To and Fro; students plan cupid's capers; Delta Phi girls meet tonight; Astors visit canal Monday; cooking class makes tea cake.

Anti-prejudice move.

Page 4: Former Gilan tours in east; rationed rice to be on sale; New York City-Issei evacuees offered jobs; Fordyce joins security staff; FSA to aid evacuees; Snelling boys to get leaves.

Page 5: Check and Pick; post office to sell postal notes from Feb; co-op plans Feb. 10 meeting; welfare gets new employee; farm management meets tomorrow; messages come for two more; vital statistics; ads and ends; church schedule.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #10: Feb. 3, 1945

Page 1: Council to meet for discussion of conference; Wolter expected here; Butte council announces new committemen; Spanish consul to visit Rivers; aged resident hangs himself; housing section gets new head; WACs accept former Gilan.

Page 2: West coast-four regional offices open; editorial; Butte library gets 'prejudice'; Butte hi gets P.E. instructor; ads and ends; class studies table manners.

Page 3: To and Fro; blind hero to graduate with seeing eye dog; adult education honors Asami; students view for royalty; auto mechanics class to begin; Butte Red Cross limits hours; YWCA meeting; vital statistics.

Page 4: Check and Pick; Pasadena hostel opened for evacuees; hostel starts priority system; jobs for Nisei in civil services; Oregon farmer seeks Japanese; jobs offered in New Jersey.

Page 5: School clubs elect officers; Gilans attend Tucson school; canal YWCA board to meet; P.F. club lists Feb. activities; Rev. Matsuura speaks Sunday; canal YBA will hear Rev. Hata; bar soap to be sold next week; church activities; co-op releases photo schedule.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.



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