Page 1: Message from director.
Second related article.
Page 3: Nisei Potpourri; editorial; reinduction and transfer.
Page 4: Just Incidentally; announces adoption of co-op resolution; co-op news.
Page 5: Visiting soldiers; return home.
Page 6: Smoke Rings; do not fold G.I. checks; four blocks without councilmen; Yuletide greetings.
Page 7: Holiday activities; movies; CA dept. slates gala New Years' Eve hop; along the social trail.
Page 8: Amacheans prove Americanism; killed in action.
Page 9: Killed in action; wounded in action.
Page 10: Wounded in action; church services; resettler to DC area may stop at new hostel; has family unit facility; Kawasaki is YBA speaker; church briefs.
Page 11: Christmas favorites (poems).
Page 12: Today's guest column; poem; Sadakichi Hartmans dies; relocation.
Pages 13, 14: Sports.
Page 15: Weekly G.I. grams; copy boy says; high school news.
Page 16: Cartoon strip.
Pages 17-20: In Japanese.
Vol. 3 #17: Dec. 30, 1944
Page 1: New Year Edition cover page.
Page 2: Greetings from project director and reports officer.
Page 3: Center sale of Christmas seals hits $311; advisory committee chosen by Lindley; active duty call lists 17 Amacheans; given scroll for promiting racial amity; accept war hemp jobs; cites progress of war as ban lifting factor.
Page 4: Nisei Potpourri; editorial; letters to the editor.
Page 5: No hasty movement back to west coast; tips on auto sales; beware of fire hazards; ban lifting cont; Christmas seals cont.
Hood River
Page 6: Elect Amache YBA cabinet; church briefs; Buddhist group holds first worship service; Yamate speaks to local group; Y's way; church services.
Page 7: Sports.
Page 8: Movies; to celebrate co-op 100th anniversary; year-end hop set tomorrow night; visiting soldiers; on leaves.
Page 9: Just Incidentally; new year's mochi assured for evacuees; study made of Louisiana; high school news.
Page 10: Today's guest column; many more like him; season's greetings; vital statistics.
Page 11: Smoke rings; Weekly G.I. grams; local girl stationed at Fort Des Moines; relocation; mead on visit.
Page 12: Down the dusty trail; staff laughs.
Pages 13-26: In Japanese.
Pages 27-31: Amache Honor Roll.
Vol. 3 #18: Jan. 3, 1945
Page 1: Reservists to leave tomorrow; first Amache family to leave for coast; gives detail of WRA post-exclusion plan; ban lifting due to valiant Nisei G.I.s; conditions in L.A. tolerable.
Page 2: Nisei Potpoourri; post-exclusion program cont.
Page 3: Name Kawashiri new council chairman; service club honors enlisted reservists; letter; must service all vehicles; Tashima shows city life to three Hawaii Joe Nisei; women's meeting; LA tolerable cont; along the social trail.
Page 4: Sports; movies; new WRA program cont; relocating; church services.
Vandals damage home.
Pages 5-7: New WRA program cont.
Pages 8-10: In Japanese.
Vol. 3 #19: Jan. 6, 1945
Page 1: Private Oshita wounded in action; ban lifing source of 'deep satisfaction'; reports show no rush to coast by evacuees; report two holiday fires; conference; personnel bond sales high; some communities on coast still hostile.
Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; editorial; from Walter Winchell's column.
Page 3: Census taking tomorrow; new Amache council body is sworn in; evacuee reception on coast hot and cold; ship surplus local onions; movies; no rush home cont; add more names to honor roll.
Page 4: Weekly G.I. grams; to interview students on college education; agent cashier; visiting soldiers; church briefs; church schedule.
Page 5: Sports.
Page 6: Y's way; Ickes says evacuees law-abiding; relocation; vital statistics.
Pages 7-10: In Japanese.
Vol. 3 #20: Jan. 10, 1945
Page 1: Admonition on coast return; wins second place in fire prevention; WRA clarifies visitor status in centers; new coast commandant; silk screen shop sets 3-day exhibition.
Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; editorial; merge 2 mid-west relocation offices to improve service.
Page 3: WRA clarifies evacuee travel regulations; on JACL advice; admission to movies, games to be reduced; wins 2nd place.
Page 4: Y's way; study made of Louisiana; farm opportunities available for families; high school news; along the social trail; movies; church briefs; church services.v
Page 5: Sports.
Page 6: Lindley speaks to new council; elementary school notes; on daring patrol duty.
Pages 7-10: In Japanese.
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