Show page rage february 28 1945 topaz times 2 pv T koufi MEN heid AMERICAN HACHIYA AME R ICAN for TRIAL fok 01 ol the new york times on february 17 carried the follhachiya chiya lya a nisei Hach owing editorial about pat frank T He and whose was killed in action at leyte soldier who wag Auburn four men accused of hy- w among those of 16 nisei sold is soldiers lers removed by son and attempt io name wart anong post from lhoir L iban eglan Amet ore american ver their mite the property of bao the hood ri doi auburn Gali fomia county r mo memorial doil morial were hol heldaddfor for trial in the post ore placer coulty superior hood legion members river the bembe rs of the viar memorial who removed from their county var lal the names court the san pf sixteen americans of japanese ancestry would do ania informed project direcaf whose name tor LT hoffman today head the case of frank T hachiya well to heed tho sixteen was one of the the trial date will be set was oon haa ha later japanese treachery at pearl harbor reacted u pon be sure americana mire rIcans to bo chiya as upon other patriotic AmO hear at a preliminary hoar ing in tuo riama allf cd hinsken tho justice court slanted his eyes slant his skin was yellow his namo wednesday it was deterferent tut hachiya was an american he enlisted at mined moment when there was sufficientb a m ust he n been dramatic once an have andd to0 hold them for denoo son ovi evidence went japanese of the plan his father his told tho the supreme court vas removed to a war reloca- trial to the front the father rias ba hold marel march hearing will be camp author ty campa tion authority 3 to determine whether tho the As a ssoldier private hachiya saw action at hwaja durity bonds post edby two at leyte there he lay in a lein at up off the defendants brothcut ab valley under withering japanese fite fire bullets out man the ground ibn were viere killed and wounded beside him ers residing in auburn ro sufficient in view of vs are en the attack was stopped information on the enemy d 1 aar hel it little the serious nature of the strength was essential the commanding officer asked tho argys charlys pat ch for a volunteer to reconnoiter the position hachiya volunteered he crept forward through the now running quickly through the gravs now crawling cr awline open from comerto cover to cover the men behind watched him the then they and work into tho the valley descent saw him drop A japanese sniper had got him rounded though he was but pat hachiya mortally wounded nm informathere the battalion wanted the info could not me lie thero ha crawled tion he had gathered he must get back so he agony out of the valley and up tho bleeding find and in a gony grass and shrub and around the methrough the hill rciful protection of little hillocks he was dying when he broached his linos ho do his report while he made they thoy name bound sound his wounds then about a month after his had been removed from tho the hood river war memorial pat hachiya died perhaps pat hachiya never knew that thee legion post had dinho some day perhaps somo dishonored him back home aoun what is left of him may be brought back anck to his his co t among tho ce try dafid try for reburial the honored daod burial 1 JAPANESE first TED D the bruthers other amyl the army both AWOL from tho aro arc still in ettl because Pee ause bonds of inability to post bonda MISS BROOKS BROOK TO TAKE JOB CHICAGO mary MISS center was to district tt od ed reloca- tion officer of tho st louis missouri of office fice pro previous vi ou s to0 her work n americans with japanese americ on evacuees es who left ail ki indefinite leave bior onor january before 1945 IS ts 2 my have davd their personal proper bhe centers or property pt the in the area spat ent to their present address such applications should bo be madcap made at their nearest field office K vew ow of that rules on property also jan shipment state evacuee need no longen certify that commercial p co perty which they continued I1 on pago page is CLEVELAND ra but try who was who camo came ucation program for the chicago health department A graduate of tho the univeraai ver- topaz at topas to this coun- chil 1943 while is believed to the first ali enof japanese ancestry to be inducted into the army on the var mainland andara undera new war department policy war a the volunteer worker in cleveland indi bated that he would bear arms for the united states bo be on any front miss ad henry ebiha- ten year period in honry e born bom in japan as assis social r and la later mas a childdand when he was airi grow grew up in new mexico was inducted into the US amy on feb 19 who Fb ihara ebihara volunteered for the army in february t miss brooks direct edan ed- AUE sify of minnesota IV TO US ARMYY sity B JIM BE 1IINDUCTED TO N UC em loyed brooks was employed RESETTLES MAY SEND 10 FOR JS formerly assistant counselor a l the mi brooks as service s of I1 so cl social I1 pon SCHOOL schoot WANTS COUPLE 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