Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 55

              fray 11, 1945	
In. o I'd er to p enmi t na r t i-
cipation of its employees
in the Field Day activities,
the Co-op win " close : at
10' b''clock tomorrow morn-
inn .
.PIOHEER
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Colorado state tan to liens
will he redeemed (l cent
for every five tokens) at
the Co-op cash register receipt .receiving booth every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1 to 3:50 p.m., until
May 31.
Si Fujino was appointed
recently as a member of the
board of directors to replace Jimmy Takata.
-Aids Ewictiok
Any evacuee who wishes
to reocnupy h i s rented
property should consult
the project attorney's office at once to obtain aid
in drawing up proper eviction notices, stated Mrs.
Mima R. pollitt, acting
project attorney.' She will
remain here during the rest
of this month.
A letter must also 'be
sent to the OP A when tenants
are a s 1: e d t o. ■ 1 e a ve':. Eye n
if the tenant is willing
to leave, he may need a
notice to help him get another p1ace, she continued.
Quick action should be
taken, added Mrs. Pollitt,
because it sometimes takes
three or four months before
a house can-be vacated.
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Pvt s . k ac T s u j i m o t o,
D. Takata, Tommy -Fukasawa,
Mikio Fukunaga, Junji' kuma-
m.oto, Camp Blandiug, Fla. j
Pvts. Hikaru C. Ya su n a ga,
Roy Mat sue Hashioka, James
T. Shizuru, Ft. hnox, by.
Pvt. G■ i c h i I clii s a k a,
Denver, C olo.; Sgt. John
II. Mat sumoto, KeesierFi eld,
Miss.; Pvt. Henji Runosaki,
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.
In "a joint extension of
policy, the War and Navy
that.' thefj■. wi 11 p 1 ace in
non-hazardous duty other
service' members-of families
Ilmlt Semwmcie
■IOlWACmiEE%
The local-staff c ante en,
which is '  a private  enterprise  onerated     by the  an-
po inted p en noiine 1,   e x tend s
• s e r vi o e p r i vi 1 o g e s to  e va c -
■uees working  in  the  admin-
'i strati on area only,  stated
" J o s on I:.    Donn e g an,  M. o n d a y.
Hours will be limited—8 a.m.
to 4:3.0 p.m.., Monday through.
Saturday.
'Evacuees     are    asked  to
comply with this regulation.
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CHICAGO "Small but well
• organized.economically interested groups of.little
Hitlers" were profiting
from a commercialized campaign aimed at 2000 returnees, declared II, Rex
'Lee, Washington WRA director of ■ relocation, ' in. a
recent ad d r e s s bof ore t ] \ e
City club. He added that
the campaign was "founded
on race prejudice and masked
in- terms of patriotism."
Lee assorted , the WRA
was "n-o t f i ght in. g the
thoughtless -and deluded
people who join tine. anti-
Jap" organizations.
"Our fight is against
the' men who keep the ledgers—the "race baiters who
count . t lie i n success in
dollars and cents. Too many
merchants have anti-Japanese
signs in. their windows because they are afraid to
take them. out.
"Too many people have
signed anti-Japanese resolutions hoc oil's e they were
afraid not to 'play ball,'"
averred Lee.
TERRY   HALL
'•'their "sole surviving son'
'Departments Have announced
in which, two or more non-
sons have died in line of
duty or are-reported miss-
- ing in .action or prisoners
of war.
However, no actio n t o
reassign•surviving members
will be taken unless nonnested . by serviceman involved or by a mqmber of
his ■ immediate family, it
was stated.
Requests involving Army
personnel should be mailed
to the Adjutant General,
Washington, DC. C a s o s
p r evi o u s1y s ubm i tted - and
d en i od sho u 1 d be re s ubmitted
for consideration, under the
now, broader policy, the
joint statement advised.
The pars unmaking application should furnish the
name and relationship of
the writer to all members
of the family. For the
members in Hie armed forces.,
grade, serial number, organization, a n d station
assignment _ should also be
inc1uaed0 fu11 information
as to death, capture or
miss in; status of family
.members should be given in
the request e
HAVE
HIBHLE
of the Blue
c 1 u b Will
:et billiard
table • at the 11G servicemen' a center soon, announced
Mrs. Molly "Hada, -executive
.secretary.
■ T}).o facilities of the
conter is at tho dispo.sal
of all visiting sonvice men
and wornon, discharged vet-
'erans and. enlisted reserve
c o r}- j s m emb o r s, ad d e d I.: r s.
blada.
UNBLOCK ACCOUNTS
 continued from page 1—-
special license whicn will
p orm11 s uf ficion 11y f roe
use of funds to conduct
business.
Evacuees who wish further information on wish to
' a ec unc nee e s sary any) 1 i ca-
•tion forms should, contact
/the project "attorney or the
nolo c a t i. o n p r o g r am o f f i c o r.
'Relocatees -may communicate
with '-the director of the
project from which they
relocated.        *
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