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June 2, 1945 . . f—■ continued -.from page- 1 — Matsumoto, Helen Miyahara, flar tha ivfur akami, *A.udr e y Tazuko Hakabe. Akiko Nakano, Lucy A. Nakano,Edna Fuj.iko Nimura, Yosh'iko 'Oda, S u eko Sue Ogata,Haniiko Ota, Margaret Otani, Setsumi Saito, .*To- shiko Sakamoto, Ethel Shi- otsuo . *Fumi Sotomura, Fumiko F.Sugamura, Misao Sugiura, K iyoko T a g a wa, Tosh Ik o Takai, *Margaret Joy Miyoko. Takeyama, Mae F. Tani- guchi,y Kiyoko Tokunaga, Mary A« Tsurumoto, Alice Uda.'.- Janet S. Uyeda, Sumie Uyekubo, Miyoko Washizu, Esther Yahiro, Grace Kaz- uk o-Yamagu ch i,Yur iko Yama- mo to, J 0.3/c e S . Yama u r a, Michiko Yoshino, Or ace Fusaye Yoshioka,and Peggie Yuasa* Joe Aiboshi, ShugiAsano, Marvin Enomoto, Prederick K. Fukasawa, Hoy Furukawa, MitsUo Goi,' Minoru Hama- tani, Roy M. Hirai, Irvin Taro Hirano,Tats Hiro/t'suka. Sadao Itano, iakeo Itano, Minor u Ito, 'Takai i Joe, James K. Kamada, Leonard Kinoshita, Calvert Kita- zumi,William Kohaya, Shigeru Komatsubara, *E ddi e Toshiro Kubota. Shorge Mas uda, Yosh Matsuda, Taira Matsushita., Joseph Miyamoto*- Isamu Sam Miya s ak i, He nry Yo s hi o Mi - zutani;' Hit oshi Morita, George Ariyoshi Murakami, Henry K. Murakami, Thomas K. Hakamura. Henry Yoneo Nakano, Sam Nakatani,Kinjiro Ken Naka.- togawa,' " James Kiyoshi Na— ruse,Floyd Noboru Niizawa, James Junichi Ogawa,.Henry Okubo, ' Tom Talcao Qshita, William Sakamoto, _ .Tadashi Sasai. *Mitsugu Sumada,... Bill B. Taguma, Goichl Taguma, George S". Takahashi, Shiro G. T ake inert o,Kohar-u. Taketa, *Takeshi" Pat Taketa,Wataru Taketa,Hlromu Tarnai,Daniel fani. ..---,.•■ Frank' A» Tashiro, . Evan S. To yama, Paul T.«. Tsumori, ^Ken j I Yamaga ,t .. Jame s R. Yamasaki, Masao Yasaki, Roy Yokohari, Masatoshi M, Yokoi and'Eilchi Yoshino. *National .Honor .Society member, ' » Some of. _ the graduates have relocated and their d ip 1 oma s wi 11 be f. or war led to them. * .■ ■ ■■ vAim ii ...^ PIOHEER If the present brisk sale of tickets to "The Vanities of 1945"continues, the Amache Student Scholarship Fund will be given a substantial financial boost. The tickets, which went on sale last Saturday, met with wide approval because their purchase aids a worthy cause. The Vanities, featuring all-nisei center talents, promises to be a highly entertaining program. Names of the all-opponent all-star players who will meet the Lobos, this season'^ softball champs, in a post-season tilt at the 10F field tomorrow afternoon, ' 1:30 o'clock,, Have been released by Harry Yo- nemura, CA athletic supervisor • .y,. <*;;■ - Following boys are requested to report for the game : Allan Asakawa, Jack Hatanaka,liar ry Iba, Min Ito, Tak Joe, Smoky Kimura, Romeo Ki'tagawa, Cal Kitazumi, George Kuniyoshi, Hank Maruyama, Yas Mayeda, Taxie •Maura,"Bob Murakami, Henry Nakano,Dag hakatogawa, Bob Nitahafa ,James Shoji, Shig Sugano, As aka. Takata, Kay Tanaka,Kenii and Lucky Yamaga, Ma^ao Yasaki and Eddie Yoshimoto. TimttiT '•Regular optometry' appointment schedule will be resumed with the return of Dr. Ernest Kuwahara,optometrist. Adjustment of glasses will be made at the 6G clinic on Tuesday and Friday afternoons. ■ »The Co-op business committee will meet at the 8F recreation hall this afternoon, 1:30 o'clock, announced Akira Inabaj executive secretary. The Co-op shoe repair shop will accept shoes for repair this Monday only, announced Harry Matsuoka, shop manager. 7TAHT3D IMMEDIATELY: ■ Two men for pump house. 7/£ A special coach for the Sacramento area will leave here on Thursday, June 7, with approximately 4 0pas s- engers, disclosed Mario Vecchio,relocation advisor, Thursday. Vecchio stated that there were still few accommodations left and -persons wishing to take advantage of this car are requested to register at the relocation office not later than this Tuesday afternoon. '- RULING SOUGHT '. -continued from page 1 — history and background of the law disclosed that the law was, adopted solely as a. means of discriminating against persons of Japanese descent because of their race; that it was adopted as part of a concerted drive against persons of Japanese ancestry based on race prejudice,intolerance. and bigotry by ' economic pressure groups. The affidavit also disclosed that Wirin intends to proceed with an immediate appeal to the Califor- nia Supreme Court,challenging the constitutionality of the Alien Land Lawj and that he intends to proceed without delay,in the event of unfavorable decision, to the Supreme Court of the United States. The motion for the judgement had been set for hearing on May 28, SERVICES SET With the Very Rev. Paul Roberts, dean of the First Episcopal Cathedral of Denver, deliver ing the sermon, Baccalaureate services for 109 graduates of the Amache high school will be held tomorrow night, 7:30 o'clock,' in the school auditorium. SffOC SWMBM$P% ■ - < A limited number of shoo ration stamps will be is- . sued next ITednesday. .and Friday afternoons, 1 o'clock, at the relocation office, i t was reported yesterday.
Object Description
Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 61 |
Date Created | 1945-06-02 |
Description | Newsletter of the Granada War Relocation Center |
Location | Granada, Colorado |
Facility | Granada War Relocation Center |
Subjects | World War II--Incarceration camps--Publications |
Type | Documents |
Genre | Periodicals |
Source Description | 4 pages, 26.5 cm. x 20.2 cm. |
Collection | Japanese Americans in WWII collection |
Collection Finding Aid | http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf4n39n6th/ |
Collection Description | The Japanese Americans in World War II collection contains both contemporary and contemporaneous materials about the relocation of Japanese during World War II from the perspective of Japanese-Americans, the United States government and others. |
Rights | Copyright has not been transferred to California State University, Fresno. |
Description
Local ID | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V03_N61_P03 |
Title | page 3 |
Transcript | June 2, 1945 . . f—■ continued -.from page- 1 — Matsumoto, Helen Miyahara, flar tha ivfur akami, *A.udr e y Tazuko Hakabe. Akiko Nakano, Lucy A. Nakano,Edna Fuj.iko Nimura, Yosh'iko 'Oda, S u eko Sue Ogata,Haniiko Ota, Margaret Otani, Setsumi Saito, .*To- shiko Sakamoto, Ethel Shi- otsuo . *Fumi Sotomura, Fumiko F.Sugamura, Misao Sugiura, K iyoko T a g a wa, Tosh Ik o Takai, *Margaret Joy Miyoko. Takeyama, Mae F. Tani- guchi,y Kiyoko Tokunaga, Mary A« Tsurumoto, Alice Uda.'.- Janet S. Uyeda, Sumie Uyekubo, Miyoko Washizu, Esther Yahiro, Grace Kaz- uk o-Yamagu ch i,Yur iko Yama- mo to, J 0.3/c e S . Yama u r a, Michiko Yoshino, Or ace Fusaye Yoshioka,and Peggie Yuasa* Joe Aiboshi, ShugiAsano, Marvin Enomoto, Prederick K. Fukasawa, Hoy Furukawa, MitsUo Goi,' Minoru Hama- tani, Roy M. Hirai, Irvin Taro Hirano,Tats Hiro/t'suka. Sadao Itano, iakeo Itano, Minor u Ito, 'Takai i Joe, James K. Kamada, Leonard Kinoshita, Calvert Kita- zumi,William Kohaya, Shigeru Komatsubara, *E ddi e Toshiro Kubota. Shorge Mas uda, Yosh Matsuda, Taira Matsushita., Joseph Miyamoto*- Isamu Sam Miya s ak i, He nry Yo s hi o Mi - zutani;' Hit oshi Morita, George Ariyoshi Murakami, Henry K. Murakami, Thomas K. Hakamura. Henry Yoneo Nakano, Sam Nakatani,Kinjiro Ken Naka.- togawa,' " James Kiyoshi Na— ruse,Floyd Noboru Niizawa, James Junichi Ogawa,.Henry Okubo, ' Tom Talcao Qshita, William Sakamoto, _ .Tadashi Sasai. *Mitsugu Sumada,... Bill B. Taguma, Goichl Taguma, George S". Takahashi, Shiro G. T ake inert o,Kohar-u. Taketa, *Takeshi" Pat Taketa,Wataru Taketa,Hlromu Tarnai,Daniel fani. ..---,.•■ Frank' A» Tashiro, . Evan S. To yama, Paul T.«. Tsumori, ^Ken j I Yamaga ,t .. Jame s R. Yamasaki, Masao Yasaki, Roy Yokohari, Masatoshi M, Yokoi and'Eilchi Yoshino. *National .Honor .Society member, ' » Some of. _ the graduates have relocated and their d ip 1 oma s wi 11 be f. or war led to them. * .■ ■ ■■ vAim ii ...^ PIOHEER If the present brisk sale of tickets to "The Vanities of 1945"continues, the Amache Student Scholarship Fund will be given a substantial financial boost. The tickets, which went on sale last Saturday, met with wide approval because their purchase aids a worthy cause. The Vanities, featuring all-nisei center talents, promises to be a highly entertaining program. Names of the all-opponent all-star players who will meet the Lobos, this season'^ softball champs, in a post-season tilt at the 10F field tomorrow afternoon, ' 1:30 o'clock,, Have been released by Harry Yo- nemura, CA athletic supervisor • .y,. <*;;■ - Following boys are requested to report for the game : Allan Asakawa, Jack Hatanaka,liar ry Iba, Min Ito, Tak Joe, Smoky Kimura, Romeo Ki'tagawa, Cal Kitazumi, George Kuniyoshi, Hank Maruyama, Yas Mayeda, Taxie •Maura,"Bob Murakami, Henry Nakano,Dag hakatogawa, Bob Nitahafa ,James Shoji, Shig Sugano, As aka. Takata, Kay Tanaka,Kenii and Lucky Yamaga, Ma^ao Yasaki and Eddie Yoshimoto. TimttiT '•Regular optometry' appointment schedule will be resumed with the return of Dr. Ernest Kuwahara,optometrist. Adjustment of glasses will be made at the 6G clinic on Tuesday and Friday afternoons. ■ »The Co-op business committee will meet at the 8F recreation hall this afternoon, 1:30 o'clock, announced Akira Inabaj executive secretary. The Co-op shoe repair shop will accept shoes for repair this Monday only, announced Harry Matsuoka, shop manager. 7TAHT3D IMMEDIATELY: ■ Two men for pump house. 7/£ A special coach for the Sacramento area will leave here on Thursday, June 7, with approximately 4 0pas s- engers, disclosed Mario Vecchio,relocation advisor, Thursday. Vecchio stated that there were still few accommodations left and -persons wishing to take advantage of this car are requested to register at the relocation office not later than this Tuesday afternoon. '- RULING SOUGHT '. -continued from page 1 — history and background of the law disclosed that the law was, adopted solely as a. means of discriminating against persons of Japanese descent because of their race; that it was adopted as part of a concerted drive against persons of Japanese ancestry based on race prejudice,intolerance. and bigotry by ' economic pressure groups. The affidavit also disclosed that Wirin intends to proceed with an immediate appeal to the Califor- nia Supreme Court,challenging the constitutionality of the Alien Land Lawj and that he intends to proceed without delay,in the event of unfavorable decision, to the Supreme Court of the United States. The motion for the judgement had been set for hearing on May 28, SERVICES SET With the Very Rev. Paul Roberts, dean of the First Episcopal Cathedral of Denver, deliver ing the sermon, Baccalaureate services for 109 graduates of the Amache high school will be held tomorrow night, 7:30 o'clock,' in the school auditorium. SffOC SWMBM$P% ■ - < A limited number of shoo ration stamps will be is- . sued next ITednesday. .and Friday afternoons, 1 o'clock, at the relocation office, i t was reported yesterday. |