Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 21

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PROPGRTV
Evacuees who wish to collect debts owed them may do
so with the aid of the evacuee- property office if complete information is supplied to that office.;
The date of the note or when the debt was made;
how and for what the debt was made,* the original a-
mount of the debt, rate of interest and plan of repayment agreed upon; balance due, name and address of
the debtor,, and evidence oR the debt should, be furnished to speedy collection.
RENT OR LEASE
Where an evacuee wishes to rent or lease property
through the evacuee property office, ho should supply
an accurate description f
and location of the proper- ; %w^
ty. He should specify rental rates, keeping in mind
that OPA rent ceilings may
apply, and, if so, then
rental  rates cannot be    A hi
p/g
iber
of Japanese-
raised without proper auth- American soldiers  of the
orization. Complete details
about the terms of lease,
length desired and other
special terms  should be
given.
171st Infantry battalion,
Sep., at Gamp) Shelby, Miss .,
were among' the servicemen
guests who say Duke defeat
Alabama in'the Sugar Bowl at
In case of a farm, com- New Orlea
on Few Year's
plete details about irrigation assessments, electricity bills, water district
taxes, methods of determining shares when share
rent is desired, use of
equipment,as well as other
desires should be supplied,
INSPECTION
Evacuee property office
can also help in handling
such matters as inspection
of property, fire insurance,
vandalism and  pilferage.
Day,    PVT,   JIMMY    KATAYAMA
was   one   of the     lucky ones
wh o d rew t he t i c k e t.
*   *   *
Wea r ing a Pre -Pearl Harbor and campaign ribbons,
including one of Asiatic
T hea t e r o f Op erat ion, SOT.
MICHAEL ISHIKAWA visited his
wife, nee Emma Matsumoto,
and h is 9 months old son in
the center during the New
Year holiday,Sgt. Ishikawa
spent  ■'--ear and a half in the
Any  evacuee inducted  in-     South Pacific  and   returned
to the  States   last October.
to the armed services and
who wants the EZRA to store
his property left in a relocation center or on the
West Coast should designate
some    person    to  represent
Tuesday morning he left for
Fort Snelling to attend
school.
>;:    sfc    *
We find Japanese-American
3AITC  in
/c
him in dealing with the VERA .    GI-Joes' at places uoften dis-
Any    evacuee wishing  to    taut and  remote these days,
have  personal or commercial    s/SGT.   EAZUO    EAWASAEI     is
property    picked   up   and     stationed somewhere InAlas-
stored    must   fill  out  Form
WRA-155,    which    must    be
signed by the     owner  or by
•aomeone who holds  power  of
attorney and witnessed.
Any    evacuee wishing to
transfer    property    stored
in a -commercial    warehouse
__,  January 13,   1945
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Amache Recreation asso-
c i a t i on w a s ho st t o o ve r 350
CA s ta f f raemb e r s a nd c ant ri -
butors to the Community Ac-
tivities section at a grand
Few Year's banquet last Saturday night at the 60- mess
ha 11,1
Following new officers of
the association were introduced :
.Takashi Shima, chairman;
Y * Yo s h i z awa -, vi c e - c ha i r ma n j
S.FujIno and K,. Ikuta, ccr-
treasurers; M, ,Kawashima,
F.Yamane, F. Qkubo,. M.. Ko~
bayashi and Y, Easai, committeemen,
Ent e r t a inme nt p r o vi d. ed
by local talents and guests
was extemporaneous, Y. Yo-
jhizawa was the master of
ceremonies.
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The Discussion club will
meet at the home of William A. Easton, librarian,
next Monday night, 7:30
o1 clock, to discuss the
t opic , "0 <=i n s orsh i'p : Do
we need more or less?"
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. n t h e C BI t he ate r  o f wa r .
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PFC.MFEOE'E FUJITA,Co.E,
44 2nd   Infantry,writes   from
TAEETA,T/3
S/SGT. ROY
n private  storage to a     Southern France,"In  recent
or
WRA warehouse must pay accrued storage costs before
WRA can moio such   property.
Wa r e h o us I n.f.    r e c e i pt s mu s t
be  supplied,.
WRA maintains warehouses
in Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, Stockton, Fresno,
Watsonville, Los Angeles
and San Francisco for storing evacuee  property.
action our outfit captured a
hill and called it 'Banzai
Hill.'An overjoyed 01 hollered, out * Banzai'! 'when we
had taken the hill,and the
name   stuck,"
Pfc, Enjita, who was a-
warded the Purple Heart for
a wound received in action
in Italy last July, is now
fighting in Southern France .
A full day    schedule  of
films is being shown three
times a week. These films
are used for class work,
relocation and general educational purposes, stated
Kiss Adcock,   instructor.
KWOSHITA GETS
COMMENDATION
WITH THE SEVENTH ARMY
IE FRANCE—Pfc. Richard K.
Kino sh ita , . 7 F-4 F, Aroa c h e,
Co 1 o., was among the 19
Ja pa nese-Amer ican soldi er s
receiving the 34th Infantry
Division Commendation for
successfully completing a
30-mile reconnaissance patrol 1n th e vi c in it y of pi sa,
Italy,
The patrol wis made up
of members of the Company
0 of the 44 2nd Combat Team,
now fighting in Forth eastern
France,
wiissiiin
SPILQEIIIEIRSB
•A
.ka;
L/-a ranasni J. Sakai,
Pvt, Yoshito Fujimoto, Harmon 0 enera1 hospita1,Long-
view, Texas,Pfc. Yukio Ea-
j i ya ma, F t. " Ta r r e n, Wy o,
Sgt, Gilbert lanji, Boll*
i ng  Field,   S o i ith Carol!na,