Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 49

              Page 4         PIONEER       March 20, 1943
Short  TAKES
   Persons who have trans-
ferred to Granada from
other relocation centers
were today asked by Post-
master Sam Kurihara to file
their new addresses with
the local post office im-
mediately.
©
   Charged with disturbing
the peace in block 11G last
week, the leader of a group
of boys was taken to the
court in Lamar Wednesday
and fined $20 and cost, ac-
cording to Harlow M. Tom-
linson, internal security
officer.
©
   A new stock of sundry
commodities has been re-
ceived and are now on sale
at the co-op grocery store.
Included in the supplies
are many types of Japanese
foods.
©
Ronald Bruce is the name
given to the son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Fukuda, Jr.,
711- 1A.   He was born on Mar.
12 at the center hospital.
©
   Not far from the police
station was recently dis-
covered a two-room-cavern
containing some candles,
recent newspapers, and lum-
ber.   The entrance to the
cave is just large  enough
for one person to crawl
through,,and the, interior
is deep enough for an a-
dult to stand.
©
   Residents who ride into
Lamar on the mail truck
are reminded by Bob Thoman,
driver, that they are not
guaranteed rides back to
the center.   Those wishing
to ride back must be prompt,
he said, as the truck will
not wait for them.    
COSTELLO FILM
SCHEDULED
   "Pardon My Sarong,” co-
starring Bud  Abbott, and
Lou Costello, and featuring,
Virginia Bruce, Robert
Paige, and the Four Ink
Spots, will begin its local
run Sunday, together with
selected short subjects.
   The film, is scheduled
to be shown a full week,
but is subject to replace-
ment if attendance falls.
SPECIAL BUDDHIST
SERVICE  TOMORROW
   Special spring services,
o-hi-gan-e, will be con-
ducted by the Buddhist
church at 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
   Rev. Takayu Shirakawa
will preach at the 7G Bud-
dhist hall while Rev. Masa-
chiki Yonomura will speak
at the 12G Buddhist hall.
-----VISITORS-----
SOLDIERS:
   Tch. Cpl. Shigeru R. Ma--
tsuda, Fort Meade, S. Dak.;
Pvt. Tadaomi Okimoto and
Pvt. Katsumi Taniguchi,
Fort Riley, Kans.; Tch.
Sgt. Richard I. Furukawa,
Camp  Grant, Ill.
   Maj. White, Maj. Brown,
Capt. Corsophen, and Lt.
Anderson, Garden City, Kan.
CIVILIANS:
   Tets and Emi Narahara,
Ken Osajima, George Matsu-
naga, Bob Uyeda, Wesley K.
Oyama, Hideko Iida, Mabel
Tsumori, Fumiko Ichida,
Emiko Mizutani, George. Ka-
jioka, H. Co Wilson, John
O'Brien, Don Gachao, and
W. O. Machamer, Denver.
   Isamu and Masaru Kana-
maru, and H.S. Fujita,
Boise City, Okla.; Harry
Otoma, Cozad, Neb. Hitoshi
Nakagaki, Trinidad, Colo.;
Harry Furukawa and Mrs. H.
Shimizu,  Rocky Ford.
   Mrs. Dick Furnkawa, Rock-
ford, Ill.;  Mr. and Mrs.
Goro Munesato , and Sam and
Yutaka  Munesato, and N. Ka-
wazaye, Platteville, Colo.
   C. F. Lane, Mrs. George
Hanks,  H. M. 0'Braun, Mrs.
C. A. Grahm,  Mrs. M. 0.
Bennett,  W.E. Shroyer, and
N, S. Macdonald, Denver.
   Harold Lewis, Topeka,
Kan.;  Denton Rushing and
Oscar Straube, Kansas City
Kan.;  Mr. Hamilton, Garden,
City, Kan.;  C. S. Moore,
Doge City, Kan,;  C.  E.
Cadwallader and E. E. Hos-
ier, Ordway, Colo.
   F. Kimball, Washington,
DC;  W. R. Watson, Fort
Collins;  L. E. Love, Albu-
querque;  D. F.  Kirkmire,
Montrose,  Colo.; Herbert
Wilson, La Junta;  Hiroshi
Matsumoto,  Rocky Ford;  D.
Forest, Bristol;   J. S.
Witherow, Fort Lupton,
Colo.
BETWEEN US GIRLS
  BY TAXIE KUSUNOKI
HE'S A BUSY LIL’ BEE
   Within a week after the
recent art and crafts ex-
hibit in Terry hall, Masaji
Murai had rec'd some 300
orders for his fabulous
wooden pins!  That's how
come he wears that harassed
look these days.
WIMMIN AND SHORTAGES
    Several score townswim-
min of Pueblo recently
caused a riot in a depart-
ment store there, forcing
practically the whole police
dep't to protect the store
clerks.   The cause:   thirty
dozen pairs of nylon hose
went on sale that day!
ITEM
   From school headquarters
comes this news item, which
we here print verbatim be-
cause it’s kind of cute:
   "Our elementary school
has been practicing fire
drills.   We come out hold-
ing each other's hands.
We are not supposed to
talk or look back.   We are
supposed to look forward
all the time…we walk out
quietly… when we get back
we all sit down and get
back to our work."
HAIRLESS KISH
   Kish Yamate’s all-star
rating has gone to his head!
He trips gaily into the
12E mess hall, rolls up
his trouser legs, and chal-
lenges the startled wait-
resses thusly:   "Don't you
wirth you had nice,  pretty,
white legs like mine?!!"
WANNA BECOME A WAAC?
   If yor're really serious
about equipping yourself
to become a WAAC--when and
IF-you’ll have your chance
with the opening here very
soon of the adult vocation-
al training courses in
mechanical training and
production.   It's open to
women, as well as men, over
17 years of age.   To get
more info' on these classes,
attend the group meetings
scheduled for next week.
JIVE AND OTHERWISE
   D'you like  your music
hot or long-hair?   You get
both kinds at the Thursday-
night record sessions con-
ducted by Music Instructor
Tad Hascall,  6:30,  8H-3B.