Gila News-Courier, Volume 2 #26-30

Volume 2 #26: March 2, 1943

Page 1: Show desire to join WACC: week;'s live for enlistees, may visit restricted zone; property man to aid Gilans; over 100 net workers wanted; model shop manager due; income tax assistance.

Page 2: Editorial; Trade Winds column; no more odors in canal; property office from page 1; Butte theater.

Page 3: Your Farmer column; community organization parlay scheduled; WAAC registration closes school; classical music concert slated tonight; 200 more trees for city grounds; sewing machines now available; billing machine job opportunity; cosmetic bargains; coming-going; many department transfers made.

Page 4: Gas models steal thunder at Butte aeronautical meet; legionnaires net $86.26 in war fund drive; new semester drafting classes; aero awards; parcel post hour changes; shoes repaired; adult classes get new instructor; St. Patrick's Day social on tap; cartoon.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Volume 2 #27: March 4, 1943

Page 1: City dads plan tribute for enlistees; Gila, Poston in free zone; income tax taxes Gilans; CAS director; 245 Arizona evacuee may return home; Adentist speak; employment office finds new locale.

Page 2: Editorial; with this my soldier; ration book arrangements; ABC girls club; Hawaiian meet; vital statistics.

Page 3: Money saving proposition; card of thanks; new garage for repairs; Buddhist plan first conference; kibei students master English; affable engineer Doucha reveals interesting life; adult education library journals; memorial tomorrow.

Page 4: Departures; Christian conference; Your Farmer; Christian endeavor for teen-age group; library obtains 5 best-sellers; fresh citrus for residents; engeikai show; all girl comedy; Yamamato Rhythmer featured in canal.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Volume 2 #28: March 6, 1943

Page 1: OPA modifies shoe ration; ration books for evacuees; registration for elders; Chandler holds Phoenix meeting; religious education; cameras still taboo in Gila; clothing grant distributions; school opens; speakers for Christian forum; cotton pickers.

Page 2: The Rambler; editorials; church services.

Page 3: Boundaries reclassified; mess 54 cops top honors; Your Farmer; evacuated Arizonans may return home; sanitary lectures; new assistant counselor; Hawaiian luau.

Whoever did this is really talented.

Page 4: Shoe repairs ration basis; competent staff in canal high; livestock farm gets underway; new appointment made in canal; fire dept. changes locale; linoleum laying to continue; departures; outside employment; Nisei vote cannot be deprived; YBA activity calendar; vital statistics.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Volume 2 #29: March 9, 1943

Page 1: Restricted zone visiting rules; answer to how to treat disloyal evacuees sought; Gilans appear at hearing; Army smoker for loyal men; registration ends tomorrow.

Page 2: Editorials; Trade Winds; California income tax liabilities; CE teen-age meet; Spring brings rattlers.

Page 3: Cotton picking call nets 150 immediate prospects; adult education; WRA statistician visits project; inventory sale; outside employment; movie proceeds given council; weddings; soldier calls.

Page 4: Your Farmer; relocation officer here; canal students receive reports; sanitation department; Amemiya in dance concert; departures; drag your hag to the shamrock shag; play rehearsal.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Volume 2 #30: March 11, 1943

Page 1: 300 volunteer in Hunt, Idaho; co-op certificate of incorporation received; ten sugar beet prospectors investigate Rocky Mt. states; 18 California diplomas here; 'When the Daltons Rode' movie; college coach.

Page 2: Editorials; Trade Winds; choir practice; highest ranking scout in world.

Page 3: Canal young Buddhists to hold conference; 22 Boy Scouts get tenderfoot badge awards; dog tagging imperative; new Engei Kai presents show; punch orders at canteens; solon dance bids on sale; movie income totals $142.20; motor pool in new garage; outside conditions tolerable.

Page 4: Coming-going; labor shortage delays progress; outside employment; appointments to use sewing machines; beet recruiting stayed by WRA; national YWCA confab meet; latest CAS head.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.



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