Poston Press Bulletin Volume 20 #11-15

Volume 20 #11: Aug. 26, 1944

Page 1: Memorial services tonight; Obon services tomorrow; Camp Savage changes told; tickets sold; show schedule.

Page 2: Shiomichis lauded in news story; new movie schedule set; men needed; orders taken; future visits to be limited; Light named.

Page 3: Briefly; more nurse's aides wanted; Metsuo relocates; new job openings list released; open house tonight; to and from.

Page 4: Dust n' desert; unit III fishing contest winners named; Amache to invade unit 3; one step ahead.

Pages 5-8: In Japanese.

Volume 20 #12: Aug. 29, 1944

Page 1: Five visit California; memorial services held; Army flies penicillin here; can name aliens beneficiaries; show tomorrow.

Page 2: Hospital work dramatized in program; contributions made to JACL deductible; social news; more soldiers influence seen; figures show water use drop.

Page 3: Briefly; Girl Scouts to hold bazaar; five more unit II boys report for active duty; to and from; movie memo.

Page 4: Dust n' Desert; Amache ticket sale approved; movie to be sponsored by YBA; council mimeo not movable; N.P. fee appropriated; sports.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Volume 20 #13: Aug. 31, 1944

Page 1: Care of school child outlined; Mrs. Shiramizu permitted to return to California; Poston boy is promoted; no center closings; Amache team to play unit I.

Page 2: Nisei soldiers praised; monthly paper drive slated; needed workers listed; new assistant.

Page 3: Briefly; social news; library news; Chronicle reporter relocates; to and from.

Page 4: (This is the same as page 2)

Page 5 :Sports; Dust and Desert; Y.P. service rotates; one step ahead; movie tonight; teachers wanted; nursery school to begin later.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Volume 20 #14: Sept. 2, 1944

Page 1: Girl cannery workers sought; mad dog found in unit I, strays will be destroyed; Carter handle draft problems; Armstrong of Missouri writes; John Dillinger rides again?

Page 2: Polluted Colorado water is believed cause of infection; Hanaoka now in Army; Toledo reads about Poston; AG news; 'Top Man' is coming film; special movies; students asked to report for enrollment next week.

Page 3: Gleanings; school to commence Sept. 11; social news; medical clinic hours changed; new beautician; to and from.

Page 4: Sports; Rev. Nagano visiting here; no bottles, no sodas; one step ahead; social news.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8: In Japanese.

Volume 20 #15: Sept. 5, 1944

Page 1: Dates set for next physicals and induction; USO chairman to be chosen; combining adjacent mess halls considered at manpower meeting; four charged with assault; tampering with pollution warnings is protested; reminder.

Page 2: Parker Valley High School auditorium dedicated; fall planting underway; sports; last special movie slated.

Page 3: Japanese should be permitted return to west coast says Santa Ana editorial; YBA grateful for obon success; new children's books obtained; lots of onions for this week; privates are on first furlough from Snelling; more parolees from Santa Ana; education news; recruiter due.

Page 4: Briefly; social news; classes to start; to and from.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-8:In Japanese.



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