Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 19

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EIOUEER.
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Center-wide' census will
t&ken tomorrow morning,
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at '8:30 o'clock,
announced ;Jos eph Buckley,
statistician,  Thursday•
, Residents are' required
to remain Ln their apartments
.s o on ., alter, b r e akf ast and
until the census taking is
over. Only t hose emp1oyed
in "essential"'.center di-
v I s I ons , s u ch as , p o 1 i c emen,
firemen, water; "pump operators andhospital  employees,    presented
fir!
j-eorge
•Dei of 11K-8F went- the honor ' of receiving the only
visit made by Dr. Stork in
Amache on New Year's Day.
This well known long-leg, ed
deliverer of "bundle of.joy"
IT*'
the Do
is with a
•Mi ss
1945 ' ,-of
on national security, orgarniza-
ations opposing the return of evacuated Japanese relied
upon two final appeals, according to.the Los Angeles
TIMES   (Dec, '23). ' .      ''       . .  .'. .      ~
One appealed, direct to the evacuees, themselves, the
other to Congress, while-'Other groups issued statements     urging     "full  civil   ■  -....,,, ' •„ ■ , mm
rIglits" for' all Japanese
American's*'
Ki 1 s o o K, ' R aim o f th e S i -
no-Korean League announced
plans to leave for •Washing*
t on, DC".;, soon and placi be-
fore ;,overnment officials
conl ident ial information as
to howa mass return of Jap-
anese may int erf ei e with war
effort on the Pacific coast
and prolong the war*
uther memb er s of the s'ev en
organizations have decided
upon a joint appeal to the
evacuees  to  stay  away   "for
Mm MORE NAMKS
¥© HONOR ROIL
' Three Japanese-American
servicemen with parents in
this center were unintentionally omitted from the
P10 H EER's r e c ent ly p*ub 1 i s h e d
HONOR ROLL.
Ihey  are  as   Do 11 ows :
S gt •    H i r o o    Fukuy a m a,
son     of    Mr.   and Mrs.   Kei-
t'heir own. and the nation'1 s
go od " unt i. 1 a f t er th ©. war.
They are also writing" to Hep .
John V, Anderson,' chairman
of the house comm itt ee s t udy-
ing the-' Japanese -evacuee
problem.
Expressing concern'-as to
th e r est or at ion o f " full, const it utional rights"' to-the
J ap an e s e Am e r i c an s',' ■ three
Los Ange 1 es or gan"izat'ions—
Amer1 can Leglon"Post No.8 ,
the Bever ly-Vjestwoo'd" Democratic committee and the
California League of Women
Voters--issued statements
urging all citizens ,to join
■ in p rotect in g -th e evacuees •
TOIRIGRT •■
ho kovie-s   ■'
TOMORROW
7i00 p«m.~12F Mess  hall
7; 45 p ,m.—11G Mess ' hall
("When The Daltons  Rode)
MONDAY
kichi Fukuyama,91-6Aj  Pvt.     7;00 p.mf—9H Mess hall
Yoshio D, Takata, son of
Mr. and. Mrs, Ryolchi Takata, GK-11C, arid Pvt. Le-
land. Nakamura, boh of Mr.
and Mrs* Kay "hakamura, 8F-
10S,
Sergeant     Fukuyama    is
now    serving' with  U.S.A.F.
7:45 p.m.--9L Mess-hall   I
TUESDAY ■■■'•" :
No Movies
"i/ftien The Daltons R'od'e,"
a saga of frontier' America tracing the exciting
careers ofthe famed'Dalton
boys who  are led into  spec-
in 'Chunking, China, while t.acular . crimes by.,p-ersecu-
Privates Takata and N-aka- tions of a' land, company,
mura are training at pres- began its.regular run last
ent at Camp Blanding,Fla#, night. ..'.'_
and Camp liheeler', Ga. , Randolph Scott, Bri:an
respectively 8 Don-levy and Kay Francis
llf others are omitted give outstanding perfor-
ple-ane notify Ph. hEER.) mances   in  starring  roles.
'! I do $ o 1 emnly sw e ar "th at
I    will   ;uphold, preserve,
and .obey'the Constitution
an d 1 aws . o f t h e ' Un it e d
St at e s , an d ■ t h at I wi 11
falthfulky execute -my:duties
as "■•■'• a member of'the Community Council of the""0ra-
nada Relocation.Center and
will act for-the best interest, of "its residents."
'Y/ith : this" oath the newly
e1act e d Am a ch e C ommun it y
Council was 'sworn in- at
the Town hall last Tuesday
morning by Project Director .James   Q*  Lidnley*.
aSakae '  KaWashiri,   block
■ICE'   representative,     was
elected     chairman     of'   the
C ommunity     Co un c i1     at   its
first   regular meeting.
Editor's  note:     Text   of
Mr.     Lin'dley^s     address  to
"the new council-will  appear
in  'the    next   issue  of the
T'lOhFER.
1 ' Two shipments of surplus
projest-grown onions were
made 'early this week by the
farm section, according to
■ J ohn Sp enc er , ch I e f o f agr i-
culture. •
Two carloads were shipped
to Tule Lake(Calif.)center
and one carload, was sent to
■Poston- (Ariz.) relocation
center.• • ■
Tneproject poultry'farm
has been discontinued with
the slaughter of all the
chickens last month, -announced John Spencer ,agri-
.culture chief, hereafter,
-all poultry will be -pur-
ch as e'd f r om wholesalers
through the mess' division.
. continued   from p-age  1—
obtained jobs themselves
or who have means of support and want to come "back
home." ' •
So far, "only a comparactive handful of residents
in the eight relocation
centers has announced plans
to resettle on the West
Coast. It seems evident
the" family heads are de-
termi&ed to see for themselves • what the situation
is before toeing permaaen*
1 e av e of the r el Ov at ipa*
c ent er s •