Navy needs men even In lag this war *at that it Is ng the hun-it the rapid-is left open. ;nta need no ttiist as the by Congress for taking en and par-supported by n. The book-ils how much How for eachue8,100 Seiixious to ob-l young men he navy. En-er, Assistant f the Naval Phoenix, vts-t week, and iNatt, Presi-»f Commerce, jrtly to meet fig men who ation aboutid G ales6,600'e Bank of that for the8, 1942, the ind G bandstinted to theRelocation Center To Bel Almost Done By Septembe r 21stostmaater at for the Quar-Jy 31, 1942, i in the total *n*a O’Neil,i announcedperiod end-f sold Series I amount of bss Prather, Grande, ad-»nthly period she sold Serai amount ofBy September 21 St that the three camps the Gila River Reloea near Sacaton, will pe finished according to land, General Supeijfn the contractors, who (is job to completion.Camp Number 2 done, and Camp Z isl a !y 60 per -cent complet land stated, i After Sept is predicted! that th drop down! to below 12 will be engaged in theof construction.By Wednesday slightly more than 81 settled in the new! 1 Camp 1 and 2. Theyi to come in trainloads as the building workMpny of the Japs ja ing the soil on the project so; as to raise for their own subs far a total of 500 ac developed for these crops. Wherever possib Relocation Authority plans to have the ne Colony self-supportihg, duclng their expenses to government.The War Relocation, has made it clear that ese will not sell any of tables in the open mar petition with Ideal ;p Arizona.is believedcomprisingn Project i practically G. Hol-endent for usbing theper cent •proximate-. Mr. Hoi-mbcr 21 it (ayroll may men who inal stagesre were Japanese lldings at II continue about 500 ‘rogresses. busy till-15,000-acre . vegetables ce. Thus are betog lubsistencethe Warhas made Japanese thus re-the federalAuthority the Japan-their vege^-ft in com-ucers inP*our of th In termed fatepassed the t«knowing thrc arm strokes, i ary back, ioo turning in cl sculling, . tri swimming, dl first, and swi utcs. Thosel v by Garrett,: I ian Plott ai^dP*edE. R. Smith, Project(Via iMrector ofAll who have receft tificate froih • by Mr. Rossf, Mr. J. P. Sex Casa GrandeTommy From M After EiINTERLOC Tommy Earle zona, returne weeks study natioiTs forei radio dramat Music Camp igan.Tommy wor ber of the hi Orchestra, si modem dance He obtained tion from Jot trumpet, and The Camp making its usi casts over tl casting Comp son by action President of ation of Mu* However, a1 tional pro teaevoked and e vestigations r students are be revoked. ' profit ec which yearly some of the f