Manazanar Free Press, Volume 2 #41-45
Volume 2 #41: Oct. 24, 1942
Page 1: Issei and kibei are now eligible for permanent relocation; dispute between beet workers and Montana employers now settled; police class to begin; soap issuance to discontinue; judges chosen for contest; barber shop; new arrival; minors need work permits; new committee in first meet; new Christian group launched; poison mystery; girls' basketball; self government; Aunt Miya says; women's assn.
Page 2: Editorials; After the Deadline column; students use latest books; daily hourly maximum-minimum temperatures recorded locally; block 29; From Other Centers column; Introducing column.
Page 3: Canteen Cowboy column; religious services; Cher Amies club honors coach; Manzanar will celebrate soon; curfew regulations lifted on Italians; athletic teams begun by YP; Miller delayed; new arrivals; vital statistics.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 2 #42: Oct. 26, 1942
Page 1: Slackers to shiver this winter; mass election held for fair practice committee; plant guayule in new acreage; residents asked to identify articles; college to study evacuation; Manzanar dogs life soft life; brush fire; mourn death; barrack insulation nears final round; weaving class to open door; hospital doings; charter and council vote awaited.
Page 2: Editorial; Panorama column; trio of commercial artists finish hundreds of signs; From Other Centers; Hawaiian elections; welfare section undertakes solving of social problems; Moxley heads athletic dept.; co-op schedules public confab; religious forums conducted.
Page 3: Canteen Cowboy; Episcopalians slate meet; student's notebook; news briefs; YMA song-rally.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 2 #43: Oct. 29, 1942
Page 1: Cash for clothing to begin; beauty parlor and barber shop to open this week; co-op finances made public; jingle jangle jingle; watch out kids-cops watch you; two busloads from S.A. center; Manzanar charter explained Saturday; carpenter classes; Poston visitor; don't squawk; welfare section adds to staff; clean blotter; prizes given; Marumoto to head labor group.
Page 2: Editorial; From Other Centers; Do...Doing...Done column; students receive school diplomas; school absence rulings told; new gas pump; tots get milk.
Page 3: Canteen Cowboy; more classes for teachers; YWA to hold rally; P-TA; adults Christian forum launched; vital statistics; new secretary.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 2 #44: Oct. 31, 1942
Page 1: Meet to discuss charter, election; nineteen kitchens paid to date; co-op renders cashing service; Around the Blocks column; all-clear sign in Southland; overage and profit not the same; new students must register; M.I.S. school; rally day; storkistics; two best songs to win five dollars; Halloween parties; YP Fellowship plans contest; daily doings of block managers; to Manzanar via Santa Anita.
Page 2: Conservatory of Music; The Edtior's Cubbyhole column; manual on judiciary and arbitration; for relocation; classified ads; Introducing.
Page 3: Canteen Cowboy; Manzanar community enterprises financial sheets; liabilities explained; religious services.
Page 4: Sports.
Volume 2 #45: Oct. 31, 1942
Page 1: From the nation's press; scores of jobs pour in; October payment due within week; educational meetings held; first PTA chairman elected; high school P-TA planned; Dr. Little stresses disease prevention; 'I love coffee'; school chairs here; going up; disinfect Japanese baths; matrons entertain; Mrs. Kikuchi returns to Manzanar from Y confab; visitor says education program handicapped.
Page 2: Editorial; dear editor; manual on judiciary and arbitration; Introducing.
Page 3: Canteen Cowboy; Hi-Y rally; first aid class; typewriters needed; with the Idaho Expeditionary Force; news in brief; classified ads.
Page 4: Sports.
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