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Page. 4 ..PIONEER NEWS ALONG THE COAST IJ n- 3T0CKT0H--The executive the San Joaquin Farm Bureau federation here made a three-point recommendation in regards to Japanese returning to California at t he I r mo nt HI y me e t i ng . The federation's sta^d on the Japanese problem, based on recommendations of special committee headed by Verne Hoffman of Lo- di, follows: 1--The return to Japan, after cessation of hostilities, o± all alien and Japanese Americans admitted lv disloyal to the United States . 2--Force Japanese Americans to disavow their dual citizenship to Japan and declare their loyalty to America. If they refuse... they should be returned to Japan. 3--Prohibit the•operation of foreign language schools, limiting study of foreign languages to state schools, namely, high schools, junior colleges and universities. AUBURN, Calif.—Four men, two of them soldiers listed as AWCL, have been held to answer' to the superior court on a charge of illegal use. of explosives, growing out of an attempt to dynamite a ranch building owned by Sumio Doi, former Granada relocation center resident, last Jan. 19. Pvts. Elmer R, Johnson, 20, and Alvin Johnson, 18, brothers,and James 0. Watson, 38, and His brother, Claude P., 35, were held to answer by Justice of the Peace P.U. Smith after six persons had testified. The Watsons are at liberty on bail, while the Johnson brothers are in jail in lieu of ■$5000 bond ea«h. BIRTHS: To Mr.-, and Krs,.-. .-garia Saito, 7H-11B, a boy, Feb. 20. To Mr, and Mrs. Chiyoji 0no,8G-6D,a girl, Feb. 22. VISITING SOLDIERS: Pvt, Ichiro Kato, Camp Lokett, Calif, j T/S William Takahashi, Ft. Snelling, Minn. ommittee and directors of Job offers for both is- sei and n isei in the Los Angeles area have been received by the local relocation program office, ac- c o rd i m t o I.Ia r i c Ve c c h i o, re local I on. ad vis or » A few of these offers are listed as follows: PASADENA: A gardener for families in small group of houses. $60 a month plus throe-room apartment over garape. A couple for domestic work and help with invalid husband. -Drive car. Or w oma n t o w o r k fu 111 i me a nd man to work for room, and board only.. Days off together. Two rooms and bath, furnished. (,1 4 0 a month for couple, or |65 for woman only. SAN MARIB0; A couple,with woman for f ul 1 -t ime h o usewo rk a nd man to work two days a week at doctor's office and in warden. Room and bath. |130 a month plus.room and board, LOo An..-jjijjS * S e ere tar y - t y p I st and dictaphone operator, |125 a month. S e c r e t a ry ( r e g i o rial Student YH and YW),"$130 a month. Secretary . (Dr. Be.rnice Harker), salary open. Pottery worker, small private factory. Further detailed information is available at the relocation oropram office. February 28, 1945 mmi%r TONIGHT., 7:00 p.m.--12E Mess, hall .7.4 5 pfrru~-10E Mess hall ..(Standing Room Only) . TOMORROW"' 7:00 p.m.—UK- Hess hall 7:4 5 p.m.--12H Me s s ha11 FRIDAY Nc Movies "Standing Room Only," a picture depicting housing shortage in Washington,involving a businessman and his secretary who take jobs as a butler and maid to obtain living q ua rt e r s , will conclude its final center showing t o m o rrow night. This d e1ig htfu1 c omed y romance features Fred Mac* Murray and Pa ulette 0 oddard. This Saturday's free movies for children at Jerry Hall will feature "Hill Billy Blitzkrieg," Usual s howing schedule will be followed. CI I./&I9ID WASHINGTON—B i ds for leasing 7 , 2 0 0 acres of Granada relocation center project farm land,declared surplus and turned over to the War Department by the surplus property board for leasing, probably will be opened by Mar, 1, Repress e nt a t ive C he n ow ith (Rep.) of Colorado was advised. Four officials of the Vila r De pa rt me ntf s r ea 1 estate branch are on their way from Omaha, Nebr., to Lama r, where they expect to advertise at once for bids. Leases will be granted on a one-year basis. #^fftJfeC»*£ CHQIRCH $€PLW!C!£S Event Time PI .ace S E1H1NTH-DAY-AD VENT 1ST Prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. (Wednesday) 9H Bible Lecture 7;30 p.m. (Thursday) 9H Vesper Services T:30 p.m. •'(Friday) . 9H Children1 s Sabbath school 9:00 a.m.. (Saturday) 9H Adult Sabbath school 10:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9H Sabbath Yi'orship '2 ? 00 p,m, (Saturday) 911 Vesper Services 7:30 p.m. (Saturday) 9H SEK3H0-H0-IYE Service 7:00 p.im (Thursday) 12G , PROTESTANT Neighborhood Bible class 4:00 p.m. (Friday) 8K ■ Neighborhood Bible class 9;00 a,m. (Saturday) 9L A round table discussion on "po;tfer of Prayer" will be conducted by Unosuke Karatsu at the Seicho-No- Iye meeting tomorrow night, 7 o'clock, at the 12G hall.
Object Description
Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 34 |
Date Created | 1945-02-28 |
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_N34_P04 |
Title | page 4 |
Transcript | Page. 4 ..PIONEER NEWS ALONG THE COAST IJ n- 3T0CKT0H--The executive the San Joaquin Farm Bureau federation here made a three-point recommendation in regards to Japanese returning to California at t he I r mo nt HI y me e t i ng . The federation's sta^d on the Japanese problem, based on recommendations of special committee headed by Verne Hoffman of Lo- di, follows: 1--The return to Japan, after cessation of hostilities, o± all alien and Japanese Americans admitted lv disloyal to the United States . 2--Force Japanese Americans to disavow their dual citizenship to Japan and declare their loyalty to America. If they refuse... they should be returned to Japan. 3--Prohibit the•operation of foreign language schools, limiting study of foreign languages to state schools, namely, high schools, junior colleges and universities. AUBURN, Calif.—Four men, two of them soldiers listed as AWCL, have been held to answer' to the superior court on a charge of illegal use. of explosives, growing out of an attempt to dynamite a ranch building owned by Sumio Doi, former Granada relocation center resident, last Jan. 19. Pvts. Elmer R, Johnson, 20, and Alvin Johnson, 18, brothers,and James 0. Watson, 38, and His brother, Claude P., 35, were held to answer by Justice of the Peace P.U. Smith after six persons had testified. The Watsons are at liberty on bail, while the Johnson brothers are in jail in lieu of ■$5000 bond ea«h. BIRTHS: To Mr.-, and Krs,.-. .-garia Saito, 7H-11B, a boy, Feb. 20. To Mr, and Mrs. Chiyoji 0no,8G-6D,a girl, Feb. 22. VISITING SOLDIERS: Pvt, Ichiro Kato, Camp Lokett, Calif, j T/S William Takahashi, Ft. Snelling, Minn. ommittee and directors of Job offers for both is- sei and n isei in the Los Angeles area have been received by the local relocation program office, ac- c o rd i m t o I.Ia r i c Ve c c h i o, re local I on. ad vis or » A few of these offers are listed as follows: PASADENA: A gardener for families in small group of houses. $60 a month plus throe-room apartment over garape. A couple for domestic work and help with invalid husband. -Drive car. Or w oma n t o w o r k fu 111 i me a nd man to work for room, and board only.. Days off together. Two rooms and bath, furnished. (,1 4 0 a month for couple, or |65 for woman only. SAN MARIB0; A couple,with woman for f ul 1 -t ime h o usewo rk a nd man to work two days a week at doctor's office and in warden. Room and bath. |130 a month plus.room and board, LOo An..-jjijjS * S e ere tar y - t y p I st and dictaphone operator, |125 a month. S e c r e t a ry ( r e g i o rial Student YH and YW),"$130 a month. Secretary . (Dr. Be.rnice Harker), salary open. Pottery worker, small private factory. Further detailed information is available at the relocation oropram office. February 28, 1945 mmi%r TONIGHT., 7:00 p.m.--12E Mess, hall .7.4 5 pfrru~-10E Mess hall ..(Standing Room Only) . TOMORROW"' 7:00 p.m.—UK- Hess hall 7:4 5 p.m.--12H Me s s ha11 FRIDAY Nc Movies "Standing Room Only," a picture depicting housing shortage in Washington,involving a businessman and his secretary who take jobs as a butler and maid to obtain living q ua rt e r s , will conclude its final center showing t o m o rrow night. This d e1ig htfu1 c omed y romance features Fred Mac* Murray and Pa ulette 0 oddard. This Saturday's free movies for children at Jerry Hall will feature "Hill Billy Blitzkrieg," Usual s howing schedule will be followed. CI I./&I9ID WASHINGTON—B i ds for leasing 7 , 2 0 0 acres of Granada relocation center project farm land,declared surplus and turned over to the War Department by the surplus property board for leasing, probably will be opened by Mar, 1, Repress e nt a t ive C he n ow ith (Rep.) of Colorado was advised. Four officials of the Vila r De pa rt me ntf s r ea 1 estate branch are on their way from Omaha, Nebr., to Lama r, where they expect to advertise at once for bids. Leases will be granted on a one-year basis. #^fftJfeC»*£ CHQIRCH $€PLW!C!£S Event Time PI .ace S E1H1NTH-DAY-AD VENT 1ST Prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. (Wednesday) 9H Bible Lecture 7;30 p.m. (Thursday) 9H Vesper Services T:30 p.m. •'(Friday) . 9H Children1 s Sabbath school 9:00 a.m.. (Saturday) 9H Adult Sabbath school 10:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9H Sabbath Yi'orship '2 ? 00 p,m, (Saturday) 911 Vesper Services 7:30 p.m. (Saturday) 9H SEK3H0-H0-IYE Service 7:00 p.im (Thursday) 12G , PROTESTANT Neighborhood Bible class 4:00 p.m. (Friday) 8K ■ Neighborhood Bible class 9;00 a,m. (Saturday) 9L A round table discussion on "po;tfer of Prayer" will be conducted by Unosuke Karatsu at the Seicho-No- Iye meeting tomorrow night, 7 o'clock, at the 12G hall. |