Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 56

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Ma rum. i     Rado,
C51b*| May 10.
Tomaye Yamane,.La Junta,
Colo., May 11.
Kofugi and Chiyotaro
Nakano, Keenesburg, Colo.,
May 12.
Tadashi kuwatani, Detroit, Mich., May:i3i.;
Diainie, Lawrence .and
Tatsume Hubota, Denver,
Colo., May 13.
Kurahachi and.Chiyono
Tominaga, Pueblo,..Colo,,
May 13 a      . ,	
Teruko and Carolyn Ya-
buta, Denver Colo., May 13.
Shi z ue Hamaoka, Chic ag p,
111., May 14.   	
Mabel Fuj ihara,Chic agp,
111., May 14.
Hich.emon Goto, Pierce,
Colo., May 14,
Ji t su o Handa.,. Fr u i t a,
Colo., May 14.
Sh i g eya M. S a kam o t o,
Denver, Colo., May 14.
Kenji Yatsuya,. Denver,
Colo., May 15 .
IkujI Kumagai, Denve r,
Colo., May 15.
Masuichi, Sueko, Hojo,
Fujiko, George, Takeo and
Mitsuru Nakano,San Aoacio,
Colo., May 15.
;Aki r a. S ug i har a, - Omaha,
Hebr., May 16.
Jean and Delight Fuiimo-
to, Denver, Colo., May 16.
Saihacb.i, Shlna, Fujiye
and .George Murakami, Ft.
Lupton, Colo., May 16.
Y o s h i Mori, Denver,
Colo...,, May. 16.
Tsumori Tsujioka, Keenesburg, Colo., May 17.
Hirosuka and Tsu Kaneyo-
shi, Keenesburg,. M.ay 17.
George .S a gar a,, Pueblo,
Colo., May .17... , . '_[[   \
S an s aku Sh i'zuru, C o 1 o ra-
do Springs,. .Colo.., May 17.
June . .a n d .Tsune Sato,
Detroit, . MX oh •.,.  May . 17 (<
Midori and Paul Morita,
Bridgeton, HJ *, May 17.
Misao Shinsako, Bridge-
ton, .HJ,, May 17.
.Jobn.M. Katayama, • Los
Angeles, Calif., May 18.
Emi..Katayama, Los Angeles, Calif., May 18,'
Haokichi, Kate andlsabel
Tanji, Livingston, Calif.,
May 18. '
Kite Toyoki, Pittsburg,
Pa., May 18.
Seiji and Iku Sameshima,
Pittsburg, Pa., May 1C...
Michiko and David Kuro-
da, Hew York,. HY.,. May] 21.
Erne.st . Ifiyashima, Denver, Colo., May 21.
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TOHIGHT:
Squares  vs.   Ramblers    •
TOMORROW nIGKT:
Alpha Kappas vs., Seinans
FRIDAY HI. GHT';
Ruri.s vs.   Lobos
SATURDAY AFTHRHOOH:
•    Squares  vs.   Lobos
SOfT6ALL   RESULTS
The Squares tucked an-
o th e r -win uii'd o r t h e i r b e 11 s
with . an _ 8-3 victory over
the Spinalis in the first
game of Sunday afternoon's
double-header. The second
tilt f o und the Ghou1s hand-
ing the try-hard Co-op ten
their, _ Sixth c onsec utive
loss,   12  to  5.
The high-flying .undefeated ( Lolios had to come
from _ behind to beat the
oft-defeated Cables, 4—1,
in Sunday night's loop   fray.
ma cm ii ii ir il s£ d '
IHRO«06II DOOR
S'AH ' FIlAilCISCO—mili'am
Y. HakaHara was an. unhappy
recipient of a big rock
th rown. th ro ugh. th e f r ont
door of h i s hi one las t we ek.
He recently . returned 'to
this  city.
■ The incident was the
f ir s t act of vio 1 enc e a ga i nst
returnees  in this  area.'
;ci
About 200 evacuees cannery workers are wanted' by
the Bear River Packing company of Brigham City, Utah,
to start work on June 15.
. Housing with cooking 'facilities (barrack stylo)' is
furnished ' with free coal,
e 1 e c t r i c i t y and water.
Would like to have at least
three workers in each apartment* Housing will be furnished free to those wishing to stay after the end
of the current season, which
will last through December.
Meals will be served to
single persons, if necessary.
Wages are 70-75 cents an
hour for men and 55 cents
.for women. There will also
be piece work for women.
Those wishing further
informatlon should c ontact
Banna Yroshinaga at the evacuee property office or 6G-
6D, and all arrangements
should be made before Junel.
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Tabulation of the 1-2-3
winners of last Saturday's
Field Day events, as accu-
rately compiled as possible
by the PIONEER staff under
trying c i rciu.nsta.nc e s, is
released as follows:
FIRST RACE' (Hoys)
1st, Mori Hishida .UK
2 nd. G e o r g e Yo shikadb..12E
3rd. Masashi Morimoto...GE
* # * *
SECOND'RACE (boys)
1st. 3am'6kubo 11 If
2 nd. Hob o ru Ia hah a shi...6G
3rd. Seishi Hawahara....8F
THIRD' RACE' (Boys)
1st. Eugene Tashima..
2nd, Frank Yagi	
3rd. Takeshi Isukuda.
* * * *
FOURTH RACE (Girls)
1st. Betty A'tagi	
2nd. Junko Masato,..,
3rd, Rose Okamoto.,..
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FIFTH RACE   (Girls)
1st.' Fujiko Nakano 12E
2nd, Sally Hironaka...,llE
3rd. Naomi' Takemura.....7H
* * * *
SIXTH RACE '(G'i'rl's")' '
1st. Naomi Takemura,....7E
2nd. Junko Ma sat o , 12G
3rd,' 'Junko Manabe..... .11G
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SEVENTH RACE (.Boys)
1st. Yoshio Ishibashi..l2K
2nd, Tad'dy Narita 10E
3rd. Ho jo Hakano.. . .. ,.12E
EIGHTH RACE (Girls)
1st* Hideko Shimozono..12H
2nd. Marion Sugioka HE
3rd. ' Akiko Yagi  7G
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PRODyCE saite
n% improving
Market situation iimPortland, Ore., is  improving,
Harold S.Fistere, Washington-Oregon WRA area supervisor, stated recently.
F. Fuji! of ■ Troutdale,
0 r e., sold his supply of
dry onions in a Portland
market recently, and the
market master told him to
tell other Japanese growers
to bring in their produce.
WANTS 5 MEN
Five 'men are wanted - immediately by the Idaho Seed
company of Walla Walla,
Wash. Wages: 65 cents an
hour. Also wanted one cook;
wi 11 * pay"15 a day.
Contact 11E-GC for further information.
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