Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 56

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PIOKCT  '	
OFFICE
The WRA will open a district relocation office
this week at Visalia, Calif., in the Seligman Larkins
building,  117 N.  Church	
street,accordingto Charles
F, Miller., relocation supervisor for the Northern
Tm
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KITES
JIEBDAT
Local YWCA will hold an
impressive recognition and
ring    ceremony this  Sunday    n.ia area relocation offices
California  area.
Paul Jp Fisher? formerly
of the Fresno WA office,
will be in charge of the
new office and will handle
relocation for returnees
in Alpine, Mono, Inyo, Tulare, Kings, and Kern counties.
Other  Northern Gtilifor-
afternoon, 2 o'clock at
the Hospitality House, according to Mrs. George Take yama, Y executive secretary.
Miss Elsie Joha nson,
YWCA state district secretary,will deliver the main
address. W, Ray Johnson,
chief of community management, will spsak words of
greeting.
are located in Presno,Wat-
sonville, Stockton, Santa
Rosa, San x'rancisco, Sac*
ramento, Oakland and San
Jose.
FAVOR RETURN
OF   HSI$i!    TO
COAST HOMES'
■Sentiment expressed by
majority of more than 700
• The Y cordially extends persons gathered at a meet-
invitation to all its ing recently at Bellevue,
friends and former board Wash*, was in favor of al-
members to attend this lowing loyal nisei to re-
special  ceremony. turn  to  their    West    Coast
All presidents   or repre-    homes  and farms,
sentatives   of  each  GR  club George Westboau of-Auburn
arid program and refreshment and Nifty Garrett of Sumner,,
committees are requested txvo anti-Japanese Remember'
to meet tomorrow night, Pearl Harbor' League officers, made little headway
in an attempt to sway th®
people their way in a question and. answer .period.
The  meeting  closed  on  a
very friendly    fashion for
the  nlsei.,voic©d by elder ly
Mrs.   Charles     Bunnell,  who
To    provide    returnees  has   three  s oris in the  armed
with ■   temporary    room    and  services.
board while making definite "I  think    we  should ac
re l:o cat ion plans., a. hostel cept the Japanese Americans
has been opened recently as they want us to do—aS
in San Jose, Calif-., with the' Americans : they have
T. Kawakami in charge, ac- proved themselves to be,"
wording to Mario'Vtcehio,- ifr.s. Burnell declared,
relocation advisor.
The hostel, . which ' is
located at 630 North Fifth
s.treft.,will accommodate.ap-
pr-rncima'te 1 y 50 per s ons, ,and
the  rates  are $1,50 a day.'
So' clock,at the Hospitality House, to obtain final
Instructions, added Mrs.
fake yama.*
mis
CLSt
mother
Hostel
 : May 16,   1946
TOHIGHT jP^W
7:00 -p-, m. — 1 IE. Me as  hall
7:45  p.m. — 9E    Mess  Hall
(Vernon &  Irene  Castli)
TOMORROW
Ho Movies
FRIDAY
7:00 p.m. —7K     Mess   Hall
7:45  p.m.--6H    Mess   hall
(Eve  of St,   Mark)
SATURDAY
7:00 p.m.—12G Mess   hall
7:45  p.m-,—11F Mess  hall
MONDAY
No Movies
"Eve of St, Mark," a
passionate love story of a
young couple during wartime,
starts on its tj^ree-night
run Friday* Michael Of.Shea
and Anne Baxter are cast
in  the romantic  leads.
Concluding Its regular
run tonight is "The Story
of Vernon and Irene Castle,"
starring Fred Astaire and
Ginger Rogers .
BACCALAUREATE
■SPEAKER        SEW
Rev. Paul Dean Roberts
of the St. Johns Lpiscopal
church in Denver will be
the lo*al high school
Baccalaureate service speaker on June 3 in the school
auditorium.
LOST:
Multi-colored woven
straw purse,envelope style
(4" by 4"),near PX-garage,
Saturday after noon,Reward,
Return to PIOHEHR.
A round table discussion
on "Life Is Immortal" will
be conducted by Unosuke
Karatsu at the Seicho-No-
Iye meeting tomorrow night,
7 o'clock, at 12G recreation hall*
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|       FROTHSTAMT
/•Neighborhood  Bible   #>lass
V^ASHIHGTOH-^Sen. Warren
G. Magnus on (Dem., Was h,)
Aeirejnded a clear cut national policy on Japanese
living in the  United States*
Alien Japanese and nisei
who  show    loyalty to Kiro-
rnito should bo "shipped  off
■^0 Jw&X#&e    territtfrw    on
the f irst"b©»t'S^tJajn &per%fl
4:00  p.m.
9:00  a.m.
(Friday)
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(Thursday)
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/Bible  Lecture                              7
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I'yVesper  Services                         7
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(Friday)
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/^Children's Sabbath school  2
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/Adult .Sabbath  school             9.
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