Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 54

              May  9,   1945
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Mess  hall
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TOHIGHT
ho Movies
TOMORROW
7:00 p6m. — 12fi Mess  hall
7:4b p,mY—11R Mess  hall
(Great  American  Broadcast)
FRIDAY
7; 00 p.m. — 8K
7:45 p,m,-~7H
SATURDAY-
7:00 p ,m»--6J3
7:45 p,ms,--8E
SUNDAY
ho Movies
"Great American Broadcast,1' a gay, romantic musical, begins its three-
night run tomorrow.
John Payne, Alice Faye,
Jack Oakie and Caesar Romero head a.-colorful cast
in this tuneful story of
radio broadcast ing.
MORE CASUALTIES
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Private Kinoshita' is survived by two brothers, Yu-
taka and Leonard, and a
sister, Betty, all of this
center,
Pvt, Henry Y. Yamaura,
former ly o f San. Luis Obispo,
Calif», was inducted into
the service on Sept. 18,
1944, from Chicago and received His basic training
at Gamp Hood, Texas, prior
to going overseas as a replacement for the 442nd Infantry,
Cpl, Yoshio nakamura,
who has been in the service
three years, was born in
Woodland,Calif., and graduated from Sacramento junior
college. He joined "the
Army on Feb. 10,1942, from
his home town and received
his basic training at Camp
Shelby,Miss., before going
.overseas with the 442nd
Infantry,
Pvt0 George Oki, native
of Yuba City, Calif., entered the Army via draft
on April 21, 1944, from
this center and received
his basic training at Camp
Shelby, Miss*, before going overseas to join the
442nd  Infantry,
Pvt, Hachiro Togashi,
erstwhile resident of Modesto, Califo, was inducted
rr om this c ent er in April,
4.944, and went through his
i overseas training at Camp
Hfandnng, Fla., prior to
joining the 442nd Infantry
as     a    replacement.     H i   s
brother, Pfc, Haoye, was
wounded twice  in  France.
Off f .1 c i a 1 ann ounc em ent
yesf&r*4&y °f ^he ^~zj May,
whieja brought all hostilities, except few isolated
m inor  s kirmi sh es, to  a  close
Amache USO will sponsor
a gala games and dancing
s oc ial t omorrow ni gh t,7\b0
o' c 1 o c k , at bh e 11G s erv I c e-
men's center, in honor of
visiting nisei  soldiers.
All servicemen and discharged veterans, as well
as HRC members, are cordially invited to attend
this   "must   go"   fun-Rest.
AID   EVACUEES
George P. Young, relocation officer,and J.Lloyd
Webb, we1fare c on suit ant,
both of the Washington. WRA
Office,arrived on the project last week, to give the
local evacuees aid on general relocation andwelfare
problems dealing with the
Res et t1 em ent Assi's tanc e
Program,
They will remain here
through, tomorrow, it was
reported.
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. out   fuiday    i
Due to this Saturday
being Field Day,next issue
of the PIONEER will come
out on Friday aft; er no on.
Hews deadline,therefore,
will be tomorrow night.
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Pvts. 'i'ad Naruss; David
Rawaye, Alfred. Plato, Yasuo
Wada, Yonemi Ono, kiyoshi
Mori, Jim Qt3uka, Bunshi
Abe, Tom Miyasaki, Shizuka
R, Morikawa, Joe Y. Hondo,
Yoshimi Matsumura, Sumito
R ab et a, T • Ry o z ak i, C amp
^landing,   Fla, .
Pfc, Tom I, Matsumoto,
It. Sam Houston,T.ex.; Pvt.
Seichi Sugino,Ft.Snelling,
Minn,; Pvt. Sadao Kashigu-
chi,   Camp   Croft,   S.C.
Pfc. Rick Yasumitsu Ra-
kano,formerly of Hoodland,
Calif., was called for active duty from this center
on May 31,1944,and trained
at Camp Shelby, Miss.,
prior to going overseas to
join the  442nd  Infantry.
in Europe, was a source of
much rejoicing among the
c ent er  r es id ent s ,
Reaction of the nisei
s er v i c em en, e s p e c I a 1 ly o v er -
sea veterans, was one of
deep   gratitude.
A high school student,
Ayako Kawamoto, whose bro-
t her,Pvt,H ar no, was killed
in action on April 9, and
who has two other brothers,
in the  service,   said;
"I a.m. glad the war is
over in Europe, and I hope
to have my brothers   back."
Miss Rosie Mats u oka,
wh o s e br o t h er , F f c. Y o s h i o,
is a prisoner of war, commented:
"I am glad that V-B Day
has finally come and I hope
for my brother's, as well
as other nisei boys',early
return,"
But the most surprising
statement came from an unidentified elementary school
youngster who uttered:
"How, wo gotta'beat Ja-
p an."
Prospective relocators
desiring gas rations for
their automobiles may secure an allotment by applying for special mileage
rations at the relocation
office, revealed Halter J.
Knodel, relocation program
officer,   last   week,
Gasoline can be obtained
to facilitate relocation to
any part of the United
States, if the relocatioo
on the project   owns the car.
Sue o1em ent r at ions,how-
ev er,c ami ot b e r ec omm ended
by the relocation office
to those (ontsiders) who
bring their cars into the
center to relocate another
family. In such cases,
applications must be made
at their respective local
ration boards added knodel,
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Dancing to smooth and
soothing recordings und^r
blending lights is promised
at the CA sponsored Field
Day Hop at Terry nail this
S at u r d ay n I ght.
Bids for this couples
only dansantarosti.il available  at   3F  CA office.
Refreshments will b e
sold    by    the  Gamma Rhos.