Gila News-Courier, Volume 3 #41-45
Volume 3 #41: Nov. 25, 1943
Page 1: Kate Yasumoto harvest queen; method of computation for net fund released; 'Harvest Moon' dance tonight; Thanksgiving cycle 1621-1943; arts, crafts show opens Friday.
Page 2: Editorial; New York group preps program; California pilgrims; hostel head due Friday; cartoon.
Page 3: Net distribution of funds cont; LA Examiner puts Rivers under notorious spotlight; refund payment by co-op soon; Butte health day set; oiled sidewalks now being laid; property owners sought by WRA; Mori promoted; raffle tickets still on sale.
Page 4: Winter flower seeds now available; check and pick; USO appointing representatives; second Bussei outing tomorrow; relocation films; adult education; please return all hand tools; to and fro; vital statistics.
Page 5: WRA mess operation head holds convention in Gila; Trade Winds; xmas pageant being prepared; new nursing classes open; accounting postponed; baby sports service flag; Gilan in Oberlin.
Page 6: Sports.
Pages 7,8: In Japanese.
Volume 3 #42: Nov. 27, 1943
Page 1: Nisei Sgt. wins flying cross; Myer defends relocation before American Legion; Army wants no part of Tule; flowers thanked by First Lady; Butte clean-up in full swing; editorial.
Page 2: Issei virtues being neglected; editorial cont; cartoon.
Page 3: Utah governor warns of restrictions on Nisei rights; principals plan to visit Gila; relocation sex-man board plan; Keadle off to Poston; drawing for raffle Sunday; munch at movie; hospital staff loses member; course postponed.
Page 4: Check and pick; property comm. may be formed; Sgt. Kuroki decorated cont; Gannon probes fair play group; internees may go to Tule; expulsion laws repeal seen; vital statistics.
Page 5: Discussions at pilgrim's meet; elementary PTA meeting Monday; confab delegates to be chosen; Wolter, Tsuda deliver talks; YBA hike tomorrow; To and Fro; church services.
Page 6: Sports.
Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.
Volume 3 #43: Nov. 30, 1943
Page 1: Tofu factory progressing; working hours shifted an hour by cold weather; Gila impresses visiting state school leaders; hotel offers over 300 jobs; physical exams for students; CAS sponsors poster contest; choir practice.
Page 2: Nisei share war effort; editorial; letter; Norman Thomas decries can't; cartoon.
Page 3: Wolter praises cooperation on clean-up day; large families better off in small cities; Senate repeals exclusion laws; fire ravages property storehouses;campfire leaders visitors in Rivers; Japanese class meets Friday; Tule vegetables arrive here; hotel jobs cont.
Page 4: More job offers than applicants; Rivers to have a king; check and pick; thank you; model ships steal honors; WRA farm chief visits; mysteries added; vital statistics.
Page 5: To and Fro; poultry class open to women; farm to reach planting schedule in two weeks; Butte USO meets; Christmas card rates explained; Scouts meet tonight; training class to hear Brown; tips on colds.
Page 6: Sports.
Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.
Volume 3 #44: Dec. 2, 1943
Page 1: Co-op cash refunds begin Monday; fire destroys $1700 of farm property; Gilans to attend Tempe confab; committee to apportion funds.
Evacuee shot.
Page 2: Editorial; Japan liberal carries on; East of the Sierras; Defense work clearance; cartoon.
Page 3: CAS seeks Butte king; travel during holidays discouraged by Myer; Phalanx work on monument; 'Plainsman' next movie; canal plans xmas pageant; Gilans attend Denver confab; Poston Adventist minister here; Butte music hour resumed; USO plans next social; school leaders meet in Phoenix.
Page 4: Facts on tofu factory; Trade Winds; new hospital hours released; readers like Pvt. Hargrove; resignations; co-op will open store; To and From; winter hop.
Tule Lake
Page 5: Check and pick; cashing days-co-op; CAS releases contest judges; story hour; December movie list announced; vital statistics; none but the lonely heart.
Page 6: Sports.
Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.
Volume 3 #45: Dec. 4, 1943
Page 1: Special service planned by YBA; canal council to hold second election; Biddle urges fair treatment to Nisei in NY address; six blocks to receive co-op refunds Monday.
Page 2: 100th infantry given praise by Stimson, correspondents; editorial.
Page 3: Hospital to hold benefit silver tea; co-op new store hours listed; choir practices for xmas play; flies thrive in Gila climate; choose your king yet?; Phalanx will hear Wolter; IS promotion for four men; flowers, small plants available; music hour; new book in Butte library; Cuban candy on sale; vital statistics.
Page 4: Net checks will be ready by xmas; To and Fro; church schedule; churches send gifts to Gilans; Buddhists hold bodhi services; vital statistics.
Page 5: Bus departure hours changed; poster contest deadline soon; check and pick; bazaar planned for Tuesday; acct. class asks full attendance; columnist urges Nisei service on sea to Navy.
Pages 6: Sports.
Pages 7, 8: In Japanese.
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