Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 20

              January 10, 1945
PIONEER
— P{
You won't s e a a, wood on
Indian standing . by the
door to room 10, Forth
Ed. buildings but the
man inside with a beaming
smile that would give
Joe E. Brown a good "run
for his money has been
passing out cigars with
feverish gusto.
-This.sudden and reck--
less, generosity, we are-
informed - by a reliable
source,  is the happy
aftermath of a dizzy,,
whirling trip taken by
this cigar-passing .person-
and his Mrs.-to Denver,
and  returning with~-of
all t h1n g s--a b aby'b o y,
obtained via adoption.
It  seems _ with holiday
transportation . on high
priority,this particular
Dr. ■ Stork could not get
a ,through-ticket to Amache _ from the ODT. •
The in fan t, b orn D e c *
19, 1944, has been named
William Henri' by the
proud parents. Weighing
8 pounds at birth, he now
tips the scale at. 7 pounds
14 ounces--2 ounce loss
due to transportation
shrinkage »
By the way, _ William
hienri's proud parents are
R a p o r t s Of f. leer a n d Elr s .
Joe McClelland. CQHGEA1-
ULATIONS I R. Y.
— continued, from page L-
miles, they must first obtain, a permit from, the US'.
district attorney.  Also,
in changing their employment■
and- place  of. residence,
eyen . 1f across the s tr e et,
a  permit must be obtained.
"first. .".',
In areas outside the
restricted zone, the regulations have not been em-
forced strictly,- but a
warning from one of the
ES d i s tr1ct a 11or neysha s
been reported that any alien
Japanese violating the reg-
u 1 a 11 on s wi 11 b e s e nt t o
an internment camp.
The first group to contact, incase trouble arises,
will bo the ERA or the re-
s e111ernent commi 11e es s et
up by church, groups _and
friends. Every evacuee
should find out from.the
nearest ERA ■office.where
such committees are located
and -who are the leaders.
Regulations concerning
travel permits to Hawaii s
ance have been . further
WRA  office,  according to
Fro Root Director James G.
Lindley, as follows:
..TRAVEL. ASSISTANCE
1,. Relo catod e va c ue e s
a pp lying for tr ave 1 a s s 1 s t --
anco  in returning to the
evacuated area are eligible
for grants only if returning
to the State or portion of
State  (i.e. western Wash-
travel assistance, housing,
md Alaska, and leave . clear-
clarified by the Washington
RUMOR 1 ICIIJJEP
SAH" JOSE, Calif.--Despite rumors 'to the contrary,
there has been no incident
here concerning a former
evacuee* A Mr. iamamotc
has been living near here
for the last three weeks
unmolested.
DOI
•T  3 EL IE YE   IDLE
1AL-K,
rET  THE    FACT   3
FIRST.
REPEAT  ONLY   MBAT
YOU -El
OW TQ. BE .TRUE.
V '
TALBOT, Orange count;
Calif .--Six evacuee.families
have returned to this area.
One man, a Mr,* IwakOshl,
was labeled . '"Pro-Jap." by
some residents in the area.
Ee has left the community.
however, other five families
are . getting along without
any trouble.
LOS AEGELES--A story
that five persons of Japa-
n e g e a n c e s t r y. we r e m o lest o d
here is entirely unfounded
and is nothing more than a
malicious rumor probably
started by someone with the
idea .of frightening evacuees
f r om  r e t ur n i n g.
Editor' s note ; Abo v o.
information was received
by James G. Lindley, project director, from R. B.
Oozzens, assistant WRA di-
r octor in San FrancIs co.
Fi r s t wa s obtaino d by ph one
.direct.
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. —continued from page 1 —
.residents of Amache we will
be able to keep this a safe
place to live while we remain here."
The low per-capito fire
loss at Amache since the
center .opened was.a very
important factor in rocelv-
ing the award, according
to Chief Glenn Rumley.
ington or Oregon or southern
Arizona) from which they
we re o r i g i na11y e va c ua t e d.
However, in those (presumably rare) cases where the
h e a c't o f a f ami 1 y. wa s e va c u -
a ted from one State and his
dependents from another,
the dependents may now receive grants to accompany
the head to his pre-evacuation State of residence,
-2. Visitors at the centers cannot apply at the
centers for transportation
as sis tance cover ing r eturn
to the evacuated area. They
must make application to
the 'field ' office nearest
t o ■ t E e p o I n t wh e r e th e y
r e s i'de d before visiting
the center.      . .
3. Travel grants for relocated people returning
to the evacuated.area will
be made available only to
cover the most .direct routing between the point of
present residence and the
West Coast destination. If
such people wish to stop
off at a center en route,
any additional travel involved will have to be at
th e1r own exp en s e.
. 4. Arrangements   a r e
— continued on page 5	
J&DMiS£iO*8S lO
ICIBE RCIHICED
AdmissIon prices to the
CA sponsored movies and
basketball games (league
games only) will be reduced,
announced S. Fujino, co-
treasurer of Amache Recreation ass oc iat i on, , Holiday •
This is in accordance with
the resolution passed at
the first meeting of the
new-., recreation committee
on"-Jan. "5.
Effective this Sunday,
Jan.. . 14, stated Fujino,
admission charges to both
no vi o s an. d ; a me s wi 11 be 5
cents for adults and 2 cents
for children 12 years and
under
Patrons, especially children, are,.requested to have
the right change ready so
as., to. avoid unnecessary
congestion at the door,
Fujino added.