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Page 4________________PIONEER_____________April 7, 1943 ASK LIST OF SEIZED BOOKS All evacuees who have not yet received their books and literature con- fiscated at assembly cen- ters are asked to notify their respective block managers. According to Scout Ad- viser Roy Uragami, many books were sent to wrong relocation centers; there- fore, a list of books not yet recovered must be sent to other centers in order to return the books to the rightful owners. LITTLE THEATER HONORS SEVEN Seven members of the Little Theater group will be honored with a farewell party tonight at 7 p.m. They are Tazi Hirano, George Yoshida, Cherry Yoshitomi, Hippo Shibata, Estella Ho- shimiya, Tad Murakami, and Mitty Kimura. Everyone interested in drama and the various fields connected with it, such as stage crew, costuming, and make-up, is invited to attend. MARCH PAY HERE FOR VOLUNTEERS All Army volunteers are asked to call for their March pay at room 10 of the north administration buil- ding. Payments will b e made in cash by Herbert T. Weiler. INGENUOUSNESS BORN OF RATIONING TULSA, Okla. April 1-- Try this sometime. Cover a slice of bread with a thin coating of butter, then eat the bread, with the buttered side down. A Tulsa restaurant oper- ator explains that the but- ter will touch the taste buds of the tongue first and the flavor will linger. NEW CHIEF NURSE ASSUMES DUTIES Alma E. FoIda took over the duties of chief nurse at the center hospital on April 1, according to Dr. William T. Carstarphen, chief medical officer. She is from Omaha, Neb., where she served as assist- ant director of nurses at the Creighton Memorial Saint Joseph's hospital for seven years. Photographer To Be Here From April 13 to 18, the Hanasono Photo studio photographer will be in the center to take portraits of residents who desire this service, according to Consumer Enterprises. The temporary studio will be located at the south end of the dry goods store, next to the barber shop. All persons who wish to have photos taken should make appointments at that time. ====JOB OPPORTUNITIES==== Apply at the office of Mario Vecchio, outside placement officer, for the following job offers: Man and wife for janitor work, $125 per month and room; and an orderly, $70 plus board and room, at a Chicago hospital. Six girls for kitchen work, $10 to $14 per week plus board and room; also men, $75 per month plus board and room, 48-hour week; and an experienced dietician, at a Rockford, Ill., hospital. Bus boy, $75 per month and two meals, Chicago YMCA. Gardener and housemaid, $100 per month plus room and board, Chicago, Ill. Typist, general clerical, $22 per week and advance- ment . Shipping clerk, $.80 per hour, Cleveland. Six men or women, $65 per month plus room, board, and transportation, Detroit hospital. Three men in shipping department, $.50 t o $.60 per hour plus time, and a half for overtime. Inventory worker, $20 to $22.50 per week. Comptometer operator, $22.50 to $25 per week. Burroughs Billing machine operator, $25 to $27 per week. Ship rigger with exper- ience as sail maker and cable splicer, $1.15 per hour, time and one-half for overtime up to 72 hours per week. FIRE DAMAGE IS SLIGHT Fire broke out between the roof and ceiling of 7F mess hall when the rafters became over-heated, ac- cording to Fire Chief Vern Campbell. Extent of the damage was slight. The blaze was extinguished, by volunteer firemen. DOG LICENSE REQUIRED In accordance with the ordinance passed this week by the Council, dog licenses will be sold soon, Police Chief Harlow Tomlinson, said. Fees will be $1 for male dogs and spayed female , and $2 for female. VISITING ======SOLDIERS===== Pvt. Charles Koby, Fort Harrison, Ind.; Pvt. Frank Komoto, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.; Pvt. I. Sugai, Fort Riley, Kan.; Pfc. Sakaye Kojima, Fort Sheridan, Ill. ©Short TAKES Instructor Sawa's shigin and biwa class will present a program at Terry hall, 6:30 p.m., Saturday. The public is invited. © Mrs. Virginia Ramslan and Lincoln Okada of the public welfare division at- tended a child guidance clin- ic at La Junta Monday. © Each of the 11 volun- teers of Block 11H received a gift of five dollars from the block members. © Mr. and Mrs. John Hirooka left Tuesday for Salt Lake City, where they will make their home. © Tosh Ninomiya, head of the documentation section of the Reports office, left Sunday for a visit to Den- © Charles W. Graham, rep- resentative of the Kansas City Star, visited the center Monday to compile information for that news- paper.
Object Description
Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 54 |
Date | 1943-04-07 |
Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
Volume | 1 |
Issue number or date | 54 |
Page count | 13 |
Object type | Newsletter |
Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
Title | page 4 |
Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N54_P04 |
Page number | page 4 |
Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
Full Text Search | Page 4________________PIONEER_____________April 7, 1943 ASK LIST OF SEIZED BOOKS All evacuees who have not yet received their books and literature con- fiscated at assembly cen- ters are asked to notify their respective block managers. According to Scout Ad- viser Roy Uragami, many books were sent to wrong relocation centers; there- fore, a list of books not yet recovered must be sent to other centers in order to return the books to the rightful owners. LITTLE THEATER HONORS SEVEN Seven members of the Little Theater group will be honored with a farewell party tonight at 7 p.m. They are Tazi Hirano, George Yoshida, Cherry Yoshitomi, Hippo Shibata, Estella Ho- shimiya, Tad Murakami, and Mitty Kimura. Everyone interested in drama and the various fields connected with it, such as stage crew, costuming, and make-up, is invited to attend. MARCH PAY HERE FOR VOLUNTEERS All Army volunteers are asked to call for their March pay at room 10 of the north administration buil- ding. Payments will b e made in cash by Herbert T. Weiler. INGENUOUSNESS BORN OF RATIONING TULSA, Okla. April 1-- Try this sometime. Cover a slice of bread with a thin coating of butter, then eat the bread, with the buttered side down. A Tulsa restaurant oper- ator explains that the but- ter will touch the taste buds of the tongue first and the flavor will linger. NEW CHIEF NURSE ASSUMES DUTIES Alma E. FoIda took over the duties of chief nurse at the center hospital on April 1, according to Dr. William T. Carstarphen, chief medical officer. She is from Omaha, Neb., where she served as assist- ant director of nurses at the Creighton Memorial Saint Joseph's hospital for seven years. Photographer To Be Here From April 13 to 18, the Hanasono Photo studio photographer will be in the center to take portraits of residents who desire this service, according to Consumer Enterprises. The temporary studio will be located at the south end of the dry goods store, next to the barber shop. All persons who wish to have photos taken should make appointments at that time. ====JOB OPPORTUNITIES==== Apply at the office of Mario Vecchio, outside placement officer, for the following job offers: Man and wife for janitor work, $125 per month and room; and an orderly, $70 plus board and room, at a Chicago hospital. Six girls for kitchen work, $10 to $14 per week plus board and room; also men, $75 per month plus board and room, 48-hour week; and an experienced dietician, at a Rockford, Ill., hospital. Bus boy, $75 per month and two meals, Chicago YMCA. Gardener and housemaid, $100 per month plus room and board, Chicago, Ill. Typist, general clerical, $22 per week and advance- ment . Shipping clerk, $.80 per hour, Cleveland. Six men or women, $65 per month plus room, board, and transportation, Detroit hospital. Three men in shipping department, $.50 t o $.60 per hour plus time, and a half for overtime. Inventory worker, $20 to $22.50 per week. Comptometer operator, $22.50 to $25 per week. Burroughs Billing machine operator, $25 to $27 per week. Ship rigger with exper- ience as sail maker and cable splicer, $1.15 per hour, time and one-half for overtime up to 72 hours per week. FIRE DAMAGE IS SLIGHT Fire broke out between the roof and ceiling of 7F mess hall when the rafters became over-heated, ac- cording to Fire Chief Vern Campbell. Extent of the damage was slight. The blaze was extinguished, by volunteer firemen. DOG LICENSE REQUIRED In accordance with the ordinance passed this week by the Council, dog licenses will be sold soon, Police Chief Harlow Tomlinson, said. Fees will be $1 for male dogs and spayed female , and $2 for female. VISITING ======SOLDIERS===== Pvt. Charles Koby, Fort Harrison, Ind.; Pvt. Frank Komoto, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.; Pvt. I. Sugai, Fort Riley, Kan.; Pfc. Sakaye Kojima, Fort Sheridan, Ill. ©Short TAKES Instructor Sawa's shigin and biwa class will present a program at Terry hall, 6:30 p.m., Saturday. The public is invited. © Mrs. Virginia Ramslan and Lincoln Okada of the public welfare division at- tended a child guidance clin- ic at La Junta Monday. © Each of the 11 volun- teers of Block 11H received a gift of five dollars from the block members. © Mr. and Mrs. John Hirooka left Tuesday for Salt Lake City, where they will make their home. © Tosh Ninomiya, head of the documentation section of the Reports office, left Sunday for a visit to Den- © Charles W. Graham, rep- resentative of the Kansas City Star, visited the center Monday to compile information for that news- paper. |