Page 1: Eligible persons may get benefits; Japanese film may be obtained; travel limit set on project bus; one-man feat by Nisei told; seven Japanese named in suit; photograph date advanced a week; auditors find co-op sound; deadline set for co-op receipts.
Page 2: Check and pick; Ohio company offers jobs for family groups; metals co. needs twenty workers; hospital freezer not for public; to and fro; ads & ends.
Page 3: Rivers scouts organize district group; Pasadena woman seeks evacuees; YBA summer session class continues; Jr. G.R. plans scavenger hunt; P.F. to elect new officers; vital statistics. church schedule.
Page 4: Sports.
Pages 5-7: In Japanese.
Page 1: Twenty go to Crystal City tonight; health committee plans July fund distribution; students may benefit from camouflage fund; Brown to attend Denver meeting; one more called to active duty; Lt. Emmons heads Alaska.
Page 2: Nisei girls live in co-op house in Washington, D.C.; letter to the editor; 100th inf. gets another record; Nisei gets Army cross.
Page 3: Butte sponsors farewell social; Gila youths journey to Prescott YMCA camp; 'Gang Busters' chosen serial; trial date set for canal youths; dance bids for Butte boys; shaved ice at canal movie; truck drivers given warning; job open for woman expediter.
Grangers.
Page 6: Sports.
Pages 7-9: In Japanese.
Volume 3 #158: Aug. 24, 1944
Page 1: Upper case for Japanese terms; fifteen leave for Army tomorrow night; loses husband, brother; 10,000 Nisei serve in Army; Navy explains policy on Nisei.
Page 2: Wounded Nisei takes three Germans; editorial; Milwaukee WRA to aid students.
Page 3: 'Go for Broke' is 'We will do it'; injured boy hospitalized; four more Butte teachers resign; night telegrams for emergency; deadline for receipts is Sat.; co-op delegates meet Saturday; Delta Phi to hear Sheldon; to and fro; Pilgrim Fellowship; colleges accept two Butte grads.
Page 4: Check and pick; hospital hard hit by relocation, needs workers; ex-Gilans win elective honors; jobs for girls in Cleveland; register for trainee course.
Page 5: Butte Buddhists plan double surprise; Kataoka presents parents a $5000 war bond gift; school fund idea good but..; visits to Tule Lake limited; vital statistics; community activities.
Page 6: Sports.
Pages 7-9: In Japanese.
Volume 3 #159: Aug. 26, 1944
Page 1: Bennett returns from California trip; four Gilans to head Arabia farm mission; Gila obtains Sept. 8 coach; Nisei newsreels get applause; two Nisei exempted from exclusion.
Page 2: Nisei warrior has big day; editorial; 100th members rescue captives; Churchill lauds Nisei, Negroes.
Page 3: JACL receives $500 contribution; Nisei soldiers show influence; Delta Rho Beta installs cabinet; Butte Girl scouts to hold court; certain items tabooed by S.P.; Arabia job cont; departments may secure trainees; to and fro; Moyer resigns as statistician.
Page 4: Check and Pick; Seabrook best for families; openings for Nisei in Idaho; Christians have world workshop; co-op buyers to visit Denver; ads and ends; three messages still unclaimed.
Page 5: Butte YBA surprise for evening meet; PF installation of new officers; Butte PTA prexy chosen; Sheldon speaks to Delta Phi; Butte communion service Sunday; consultant from Washington here; church schedule.
Page 6: Sports.
Pages 7-11: In Japanese.
Volume 3 #160
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