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FBI Arrests More Aliens

Federal agents were arresting Japanese, German and Italian aliens around the Mare Island Navy Yard in Vallejo, CA in order to prevent any sabotage of the facility. Also the U.S. government was taking steps to crack down on dual nationality Japanese,…

Loyalty Will Be Given Trial

Gov. Culbert Olson of California announced that plans were being drawn up to confirm the loyalty of the Nisei (American-born citizens of Japanese descent) in cooperation with the Western Defense Command, Department of Justice and state officials.

Japanese Trip to Ontario Delayed

The planned movement of Japanese to Ontario, Canada lumber camps was delayed, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, until the following Monday.

Enemy Aliens Have 'Til Sunday Night

The registration deadline for enemy aliens was extended to Sunday, the last day on which to register.

"After Pearl Harbor" Told

An article in Common Ground, published by the Common Council for Amerca Unity, will have an article titled "After Pearl Harbor" written by Mary Oyama, who will tell what happened to the Japanese in Los Angles, and Tooru Kanazawa, who will give the…

Man Attempts to Kill Self

A Japanese man in San Francisco tried to commit suicide by the Japanese ritual way of self-disembowelment after first cutting his wrists after he had first been arrested by the FBI.

Status of Women Married to Aliens

Japanese American women who married an alien prior to 1931 and thus lost her U.S. citizenship had to apply for an alien Certificate of Identification..

Nine Questions in New Registration

Only nine questions will be asked on the new Selective Service form, which formerly asked for a lot more information.

FBI Continues Blitzkried Raids, Seizes Nine Japanese Aliens

FBI agents and Vallejo, CA police arrested nine Japanese aliens in the vicinity of the Mare Island Navy Yard who operate a laundry or cafe or possessed contraband in the belief that fifth column activity was being engaged in or the potential was…

Filipino Mistaken as "Suspicious Japanese"

A store owner called police in Watertown, N.Y. saying that a "suspicious Japanese" was in his store. After police arrested him it was learned that he was a Filipino who worked as a houseboy for a brigadier general.