Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 25

              January  27,   1.94 5	
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Ernest H0  Reed,chief of
agriculture of the Washington ERA office, made a
routine inspection of the
c ent er early t his week,r e-
vealed William E. Fuller,
op er at i on s  ch i e f, Ihur s day..
Ee discussed problems
involved in the farm program and the disposal of
surplus land and machinery
with F'uHer, and John • N,
Spencer and Ernest W. Fig-,
g e s., p r o j e c t ch i e f a n d
assistant chief of agriculture respectively.'
R e ed ' al s o h ad  a  c on su 1-
tat ion with  James   0.  Lindley,  project   dFreetor,   before    Ee'   left'   the  center-
Wednesday*
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SAN  FRAECIS CO —J ap an e s e
bay region are being we
courtesy instead of rudeness
ed. A Japanese ' face on
a second glance from hurrying pass Jrbys • _ -
l'hat is the opinion .of
the evacuees who have r'e-
tEh fined Eta this city and its
ad j o in gmg    ar e as' 's in c e the-
Stating    that
tis     WestfalFiW
spoke     on
address   to
was
elo
life
Lamar
how that race o
63 Amache high
"KwemiimiGd n\m
M»mmM%" iraDBsimrBE
For en j oy ab 1 e da no in g
with smooth . music . under
pleasant -atmosphere, the
place to go is the- "Even ing
In Paris' hop spon sored
tonight by the lOn YFC at
the 10 Pi mess hall-. Time
w 111   o e  7 t o   11:3 0 o ' c 1 o c k,
This will he strictly
■couples only affair. For
"last minute decidersubi&s
may be purchased at the
door*
■.— cont,inued from page -1 ■—
was     drafted    on   'Mar*. £6,,
1942,in Sacramento,Calif.,
and trained at Camp Shelby,
Miss.,prior, to going overseas with the 100th Infantry. He also thought .with
"the  442ad'Infantry.     	
.Evt.    Akira'   1 w atsuru
volunteered for ' the Army
. fr pin Jer om e ('Ar k• j ' r e 1 o-
' cat ion cent er En July, 1943 ,-
H e t r, a in e d * at C amp Sh e 1 by,
Miss., before going overp
seas with.the 442nd Infantry o '' '
E Cpl, Yasuo Mori entered
the Army via draft on Oct.
27,"1941, from Sacramento
and. trained at Camp Shelby,
Miss,, and'' went overseas
with th e  4-4 2nd '' In fan try .
Pvt „ E1 d e b" -1 a s ut a ke v o 1 -
unteered* prior"to evacua-
't ion-from Seb.astopol, Calif.,
in .January, 1 9.4 2. H e
trained at .Camp Shelby,
Miss.,prior to going overseas with the 442nd Infantry*
Americans  returning, to  the .
loomed    with    kindness     and-
■ and violence they had  fear-
iviarket  street' seldom brings
■ lifting     of the West   Coast
exclusion' orders*.
"I' believe it is because
Americans have always gone
to bat for the underdog,"
exp 1 a in ed. _ Er an]: • 11 •" i ! aka-
shima, who is returning to
'his ■ San Lean'dro, Calif.,'
nursery" business. Aiiieri-
c an s c an' t 'h e In t akin g
sides with, people who have
been kicked  around,"
Sa'buro* Kido, J ACL national president, stated
the returning evacuees-will
also benefit, from t h e
'.'amazing progress this region has made in* inter-u acial
unity "since> .the war started.
•■ He saidE- he hoped, for
the ' disappearance of the
crowded "Jap Towns" or the
restricted areas in which
his people' were foreed to
live   iri. m et'r op o 1 it an. areas.
fCitii
'' Ab s o lu t el y unn e c e s s ary,''
stated Dr. T. Miyamoto,
co-op education director,
in regard's to the present
rush, to buy 'and hoard merchandise 'sold at the canteen. '•   • -'      ' • ■-
Popular brands of soap,
as well as Other' ever yd a" y
necessities, will continue
t q Re a v a f 1 at) 1 e ' t'o t he c en -
ter residents, Dr. Miyamoto  disclosed.
like     a race,   Rev.  R.   Cur-
quently  and.  educati o nally
f  life  should be run  in his
nid-term  graduates who participated  in the  commencement,    exercises   last  Tuesday     night     in    th,e  school
auditorium* -W .
Reverend West fall urged
the graduates to get-a good
start, run a "true course
and give everything at'.the
finish. Fe stated that it
wa s n't s o mu ch t h e' winn in g
of. the race,'but" "how it
was  run.    ■_      " - •   .
ShigekoFae-Sakamoto and
Roy Hiratsuka were the
graduate  s p e ale ers.        ;
Dr. Lie y d' A - ■ Garr .1 s on,
surerintendent • of education, and Herbert K. Wal-
th er, "p r. In.c ip a 1', sp o ke in
behalf of the school administration*
P-r o j e ct Direct or J amo s
G0 Lindley .and W. Ray John-
s on, assist ant-project director,, present ed the diplomas 0
Fo 1 1 o win g graduates
were chosen by the faculty
m d .the gr a du at ing class
for.- membership in the national Honor   Society;
Aster '.Fujikawa,- Roy .'Hiratsuka, Lorr aine Kurihara,
Fumiko Merit a-, Florence
Eagasugi, Shigeko Mae Sakamoto^ Ruth Takata, Sada-
yo Washino,. 'George Ycne-
mura  and Tadashl  Sugimoto.
CA «/%IE§
Community Activities
sect ion -wi 11 sponsor a gala
President '.s 'Ball to culminate ' the center March of
Dimes, drive on Saturday
night.,, Febo 3, in. the high
school auditorium. Roy
Fikaido will be the master
of  ceremonies a
This will'be a couples
only affair and the bids
may be obtained at the 8F
.CA office or the PIOEEER
officeo
Childs      "Don't   Japanese•,
have uncles,  mama?"
Mama: "Yes, you silly
child.     Why?"
Child: "'Well, all I hear
is   aunt y  J ap an e s e. "
MamaJ "That's not aunty,
child,  that Es   anti,"