Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 35

              March t)  I94#.
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Question: "Mho will bo
the 1945 Annual Queen?"
The answer to tho foregoing query-that is arous-
i ng tho s t ud onts ' c uri o s i ty
up and down the high school
corridors will be given
when the Queen is crowned
at tho "Royal Ball" in tho
school auditorium on Saturday night, March 10.; 'General chairman Kenji Yamaga
stated the coronation ceremony will be hold during
the special. .- intermission"
period.  j  # : .>!; ::
,'•' Bids*- for* Hthe "coat" ai$d
tie" benefit dahs'^nii will
be :sold by •the annual staff
members starting Monday at
15 cents a; couple. Re-
..froshments will be - sold,
it was reported.   :
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The boy who throw tho
rock that broke the window
in the high-school building was suspended from
school following the hearing last Wednesday afternoon, according to Project
Director Jamos G. Lindley,
who conducted the hearing.
Tho other six boys and
girls appearing before tho
hearing board wore advised
to watch their company and
go out with groups who have
more respect for law and
order, decency, and government property.
Gate pass privilege for
the entire group was suspended for 30 days.
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TONIGHT
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7:00 p,m.--8B Mess hall
7:45-p.m.---6E Mess hall
(The Magnif I c ent Amb ers ons)
TOMORROW
No Movies.
MONDAY
7:00 p.m. — 9H Moss hall
7:45 p.m. —9L Mess hall
TUESDAY
No Movies.
A double-barreled love
story, motivated by pride,
jealousy, revengo and lifelong devotion is "The Magnificent Ambersons," which
will make its appearance
in tho center tonight-and
Monday night ONLY,
Ably directed by that
master dramatist, Orson
Welles, tho prize winning
More- than- 500 persons ■
returned to tlie West Coas
exclusion orders went into
Secretary Harold L. Ickos
announced last week.
WRA too ords,'. t h r o ugh,
Fob, 17, showed that during
the same soven-wo-ek period
over 1000 roloca-tou oast-
Art. additional 6 2
Ho. pent orb to enter
Army service. ■
rata of JZoast return,
said Ickes,  Has conformed
of Japanese ancestry have
t- since the lifting of the
off o ct on Jan ■,  2, Interi or
ward,
left
activ
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CHICAGO--Miss Sandra T.
Hawakubo was placed on a
year's probation by felony
court Judge Francis BOrelli
when she had confessed the
theft of $600 from, her employers , '
When she- complained that
she was being persecuted
because of her racial origin, the 18-year-old nisei
girl was,given justice tem-
pored with mercy--American
stylo.
Miss Hawakubo1s probation requires that oho repay tho stolen money in
full, of which she has already returned $480.
. OAKLAND, Calif.-- City
policemen wore called last
week to investigate a telephone death threat to. Ea-
kuichi Sadamune and his
wife, Clara, who recently
r ©turned from Post on (Ar i z,)
relocation center.
Sadamune, former Oakland grocor, informed authorities that when his
wife answered tho phone,
a man's voice said: "You
and your husband are to
got out of town,, or I'll
cut your throat."
The 3adamunes have three
sons •serving in the United
States Army. They are Sgt,
Alfred, wounded in action
in Germany; Pfc, Raymond,
with General MacArthur in
the Philippines,  and Pvt,
Cfarenc>
Texas,
training in
novel of Booth Tarkington
roaches tho screen with
'Joseph Cotton, Ho lores
Costollo, AnnoBaxter, Tim
Holt and Agnos Moorohoad
in tho leading roles.
with tho expectations of
WRA administrators and with
tho assurance that it would
be a gradual and orderly
process. Of tho 521 who
returned west,-most of them
in family groups, 413 went
to California, 43 to 7/ash-
ington, 33 to Oregon and
32 to Arizona.
Throe hundred fifty-two
of tho 1200 eastward re-
locatees went to Illinois,
120 to Ohio, 85 to Hew York,
78 to Michigan, 68 to Colorado and 65 to How Jersey.
The remainder was scattered
in smaller numbers to 24
other states,
s(OHfill* K40tlft.il.
Miss Marion Honishi,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I. Konishi, 6 E - 1 2 D, was-
among the 22 students comprising the Honor Roll at
Simpson college, Indianola,
Iowa. "
Honor students are selected --on the basis of
grades, ranking in the
highest 10 per cent of the
entire student body. They
also carry a minimum of 12
hours of class work.
Mi ss Konishi, a s ophomor e,
is in the secretarial training department, and is assistant to Miss Watkins,
head of the department.
SHOW SHUAYKIO
A gala array of top
local ont ert alnme'nttal ent s
have boon a-ssombled by tho
CA section for presentation
tonight and tomorrow night
in the high school auditorium.
Of special interest to
the issei will be tho showing of a new shibai.
WMmW3.% mi£B
Thirty-five men (with or
without families)are wanted
for farm work near Rocky
Ford, Colo. Employers will
provide a house largo enough
toaccommodate 200 persons,
and a Japanese bath house.
Good spring water is available.
For" further information
contact Bill Adachi at tho
center hospital moss hall.