Page 1: Citizenship to be withdrawn from disloyal Japanese; Nisei veteran tells war experiences; two movies set; 19 enlisted reserve men to report for active duty.
Page 2: Admiration and respect won by Nisei soldiers; 263 Topaz men report for exams; 100th battalion cited in special communique wire; appointed staff to see movies tonight.
Heart Mountain draft evaders.
Page 4: Sports.
Page 5: Comic strip.
Pages 6-10: In Japanese.
Volume 8 #3: July 12, 1944
Page 1: Nisei soldiers in Italy fight at Livorno port; Jerome, appointed staff members shifted here; nursing course completed by 80; Yager assigned here from Wash.; gym to be closed temporarily; fire dept. head arrives; Buddhist's childrens' program planned.
Page 2: Nisei must fight for recognition; Church of Brethren pledges aid to Japanese American r
esettlers; suppression of Nisei Canada paper asked.
Page 3: Post office dept. handles huge volume of mail; farm crops in better condition than in 1943; new chief nurse added to hospital; WFA to allow draftees to return; Canada property; 27% of Topaz residents relocate.
Page 4: Sports.
Pages 5-8: In Japanese.
Volume 8 #4: July 15, 1944
Page 1: Overtime work for 3 months to be paid soon; strict enforcement of traffic rules to start; director returns from Washington; evacuees welcomed to East Coast; Times needs five workers.
Page 2: Editorial; Keeping Posted.
Page 3: Leaves; grain harvest to begin soon on project farm; Carter leaves for Poston; music concert slated; placement lists job openings.
Page 4: Cleveland job hunting; Kaltenborn gives $100 to Nisei for scholarship; Utah canneries to employ 800.
Page 5: Around the Circuit; Chicago working girls' club opened; Hotel Coonley offers job to Topaz family; Mrs. Nagata here to get workers; soldiers on leave; social news; church services.
Page 6: Woman condemns unfair attitude toward Nisei; leaves cont; archery champ new PE head; Koizumi awarded Purple Heart.
Page 7: Sports.
Page 8-12: In Japanese.
Volume 8 #5: July 19, 1944
Page 1: DSC awarded to gallant Nisei fighter in Italy; pipelines in six blocks completed; Methodists-evacuees' return to coast urged; ten GR's join ring society; 27 Tuleans get draft charges.
Page 2: Chaperoned housing for girl evacuees started; Brethren host to 950 in year; Pvt. Fujii finishes Air Force radio mechanics course; new nurses' aide class to start; medical social worker arrives; social news; Chicago hotel sends recruiter.
Pages 3-6: In Japanese.
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