Gila News-Courier, Volume 4 #11-15

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Volume 4 #12: Feb. 10, 1945

Page 1: Fifteen more called by Army; relocation centers to close by December 31; educators to visit project; Hawaiians may receive grants; Army sendoffs Monday noon; delegates to confab chosen.

Page 2: Editorial; Wolter explains resettlement; canal donates $300 to delegates.

American Legion again.

Page 3: To and Fro; chest fund request deadline announced; canal PTA demonstration of food; poultry shows good lay rate; Cupid's Capers dance tonight; country club offer; canal movie.

Page 4: Freight crating bureau starts; McClurg and Company to employ evacuees; Check and Pick; N.Y. committee offers housing; Calif. schools accept Gilans; ads and ends; Utah approves relocation.

Page 5: Canal Y Father and Son banquet; nominations for canal YBA officers named; discussion at P.F. meeting; Rev. Stewart arrives Sunday; canal YBA to hear Rev. Kimura; church schedule.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-10: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #13: Feb. 14, 1945

Page 1: Bennett will leave for California trip; Gila delegates Salt Lake bound; Myer to visit Gila next month; rules given on tobacco cards; film statement shows deficit; Snelling boys to get leaves; Japanese movies will be shown.

Guy to go on trial.

Page 2: New York-resettlement aid discussed; editorial; Wolter-'keep up the good work'; rules on visits to WRA centers.

Page 3: Sale of rice begins today; New Jersey man seeks farm help; Tooele work found 'as good as it sounds'; nurses aides plan folk dance; Japan messages here for five; Butte Jr. YBA initiated Sunday; YW announces new chairman; Asamoto named Hi-Y president; Delta Phi girls meet tonight.

Page 4: Check and Pick; cooking classes combine for valentine; Barber replaces Ross in Ohio; Sasahara wins elective office; Butte teaching staff addition; Wolter cont; two books for rental shelf.

Page 5: To and Fro; fourteen canal students achieve high honors; canal YBA names officers for '45; Navy commander visits center; Girl Scouts elect officers; ads and ends; vital statistics.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #14: Feb. 17, 1945

Page 1: Forty soldiers expected from Camp Snelling; Rivers donates $235 to March of Dimes; Nisei casualty score hits 486; Tuleans leave for internment; farm's January harvest; tobacco sale begins Monday; Hayashi sisters leave for UC.

Page 2: Doctor fights discrimination; editorial; Sasaki wounded third time; PTA to present holiday program; co-op refunds for ex-Tuleans; ads and ends.

Page 3: To and Fro; butte carnival plans to be discussed; YBA will install new cabinet; YBA membership drive starts; Tri-Y names new officers; Christians hear Army airman; vital statistics.

Page 4: Check and Pick; 'good to be back in California'; legal aid clubs to help Nisei; schools lose two teachers; 'Year's Flight' sales continue; domestic offer in N.Y.; toy loan dept. receives games.

Page 5: Hospital clubhouse opens Feb. 25; Sasaki first in national contest; Y men form club to aid younger boys; Rochester offers aid to evacuees; Gatha practice for Buddhists; church schedule; WAC visiting family in canal.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

Volume 4 #15: Feb. 21, 1945

Page 1: Property on Terminal Island to be returned; Pvt. Yoshihara killed in Germany; tax estimates must be filed; Detroit holds unusual service; YBA sponsors canal scouts.

Burning, shooting

Page 2: Nisei happy in Madison, Wis; editorial; Madison accepts Nisei matrons; housing in Detroit; Japan Red Cross message here; Brooks visits from Washington.

Page 3: Pack 60 Cubs meet tomorrow; battle scarred vets of Italy, France meet; Butte Jr. YBA prexy; Butte Buddhists to meet jointly; co-op congress meets Saturday; two generations serve in Army; post office closes Feb. 22; payment due on Delta Phi pins.

Page 4: Check and Pick; Scouts win WPB medals for paper collection; Takasugawa wins conduct medal; permanent farm work in Idaho; changes made in farm personnel; Wash. CA advisor visits project; store moves.

Page 5: To and Fro; Nisei from Hood River dies in Leyte battle; Riverside YMCA to aid evacuees; Butte YBA membership drive started; ads and ends.

Page 6: Sports.

Pages 7-9: In Japanese.

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