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Page 8___________PIONEER_________April 24, 1943
One-Week Run
For Comedy Hit
"Alexander Graham Bell,"
will be shown for the last
time tonight in one mess
hall, while in another mess
hall, the new picture for
the week, "Here We Go A-
gain," will start its one-
week run. The new film
stars Charlie McCarthy, Ed-
gar Bergen, and Fibber Mc-
Gee and Molly.
FIRE OFFICIAL
ON TOUR HERE
W. E. Hoffman, official
from the Washington Fire
Protection division, is
visiting Amache on a tour
of inspection of center
fire departments.
JUDICIAL COMMISSION
HOLDS FIRST SESSION
Temporary Chief Justice
Oski Taniwaki presided at
the first session of the
Judicial commission held
Tuesday afternoon at Town
hall.
Three persons, charged
with violating Section 28,
Ordinance No. I, were
brought before the commis-
sion. One pleaded guilty,
and was given a 30-day
suspension of pass privy-
leges. The others pleaded
not guilty. One was acquit-
ted, but the other changed
his plea to guilty and was
also given a 30-day suspen-
sion of pass privileges.
Police Chief Harlow Tom-
linson filed the complaint
in each case, and Yoichi
Nakemura acted as prosecu-
tor. Project Attorney Don-
ald T. Horn was counsel
for defense in two of the
cases.
COURT-MARTIAL
FOR TOPAZ MP
The MP sentry who shot
and killed James Wakasa,
63, at the Topaz relocation
center on April 11 is to
be held for court-martial
upon the recommendation of
a military board of inquiry
which met two days after
the incident.
===AMACHE Education NEWS===
SCHOOL HEADS PRESENT
PROBLEMS AT MEETING
"No American-born citi-
zen of Japanese ancestry
has ever been convicted or
charged with any act of
sabotage against the Amer-
ican government in either
the United States or Ha-
waii," declared Paul J.
Terry, education head, be-
fore the Las Animas cham-
ber of commerce last week.
Terry was accompanied by
Herbert K. Walther, junior
high principal, Coradell
Crain, junior high music
instructor, and four of
the latter’s students.
Terry explained that
all Japanese were moved
from the coast, not be-
cause any of them had been
proven disloyal, but rather
because military authori-
ties could not, in case of
an invasion, distinguish
between an American-born
Japanese, and a foreign in-
vader or fifth columnist.
Talks by Terry and Wal-
ther were followed by an
open forum, in which ques-
tions were asked by the
chamber of commerce mem-
bers.
INVEST IN FREEDOM
KITE CONTEST TO
BE HELD IN MAY
The elementary school
will sponsor a kite contest
and festival to be held May
5. People of all ages who
are interested in kite fly-
ing or who have unusual
kites to display are in-
vited to take part. Rules
for the contest will be
published later.
BUY BONDS AND STAMPS
DRAMATIC CLUB
OFFICERS ELECTED
The school dramatic club
held its first meeting at
8H-6D Monday, to elect its
officers, and the follow-
ing students were elected;
President, Biz Fukuda;
vice president, Cowl Takao;
secretary, Yoshiko Sato;
treasurer, William Ikegami;
and program chairman, Jane
Kuge.
The dramatic club will
be the sponsor for all
school plays.
ENGLISH CLASS
SPONSORS HOP
An Easter hop was spon-
sored by the English 12
students of Amache senior
high on Wednesday afternoon
at Terry hall.
Admission of 5 cents a
person was charged. The
proceeds will be used to
buy films, papers, and other
articles for making the
school's Memory Book.
During the intermission,
Diane Endo, Namiko Ota, and
Hiroshi Ito rendered some
numbers for the entertain-
ment.
JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS
TO PLANT ‘V’ GARDEN
The students of Amache
junior high will start a
victory garden just south
of the guard gate to aid
both the war effort and
the school in the near fu-
ture .
The girls, under the di-
rection of Julia Prescott
and Emiko Hinoki, will take
care of one-half acre of
the lot, while the boys,
directed by Clarence Kahlen,
Peterson Gatewood, and
Shiro Mori, will take care
of the other half.
Small groups will spend
a half day at a time on the
project.
The girls will can all
produce for use in the home-
making department in winter.
LEND YOUR MONEY
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 59 |
| Date | 1943-04-24 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 59 |
| Page count | 13 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 8 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N59_P08 |
| Page number | page 8 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | Page 8___________PIONEER_________April 24, 1943 One-Week Run For Comedy Hit "Alexander Graham Bell," will be shown for the last time tonight in one mess hall, while in another mess hall, the new picture for the week, "Here We Go A- gain," will start its one- week run. The new film stars Charlie McCarthy, Ed- gar Bergen, and Fibber Mc- Gee and Molly. FIRE OFFICIAL ON TOUR HERE W. E. Hoffman, official from the Washington Fire Protection division, is visiting Amache on a tour of inspection of center fire departments. JUDICIAL COMMISSION HOLDS FIRST SESSION Temporary Chief Justice Oski Taniwaki presided at the first session of the Judicial commission held Tuesday afternoon at Town hall. Three persons, charged with violating Section 28, Ordinance No. I, were brought before the commis- sion. One pleaded guilty, and was given a 30-day suspension of pass privy- leges. The others pleaded not guilty. One was acquit- ted, but the other changed his plea to guilty and was also given a 30-day suspen- sion of pass privileges. Police Chief Harlow Tom- linson filed the complaint in each case, and Yoichi Nakemura acted as prosecu- tor. Project Attorney Don- ald T. Horn was counsel for defense in two of the cases. COURT-MARTIAL FOR TOPAZ MP The MP sentry who shot and killed James Wakasa, 63, at the Topaz relocation center on April 11 is to be held for court-martial upon the recommendation of a military board of inquiry which met two days after the incident. ===AMACHE Education NEWS=== SCHOOL HEADS PRESENT PROBLEMS AT MEETING "No American-born citi- zen of Japanese ancestry has ever been convicted or charged with any act of sabotage against the Amer- ican government in either the United States or Ha- waii," declared Paul J. Terry, education head, be- fore the Las Animas cham- ber of commerce last week. Terry was accompanied by Herbert K. Walther, junior high principal, Coradell Crain, junior high music instructor, and four of the latter’s students. Terry explained that all Japanese were moved from the coast, not be- cause any of them had been proven disloyal, but rather because military authori- ties could not, in case of an invasion, distinguish between an American-born Japanese, and a foreign in- vader or fifth columnist. Talks by Terry and Wal- ther were followed by an open forum, in which ques- tions were asked by the chamber of commerce mem- bers. INVEST IN FREEDOM KITE CONTEST TO BE HELD IN MAY The elementary school will sponsor a kite contest and festival to be held May 5. People of all ages who are interested in kite fly- ing or who have unusual kites to display are in- vited to take part. Rules for the contest will be published later. BUY BONDS AND STAMPS DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED The school dramatic club held its first meeting at 8H-6D Monday, to elect its officers, and the follow- ing students were elected; President, Biz Fukuda; vice president, Cowl Takao; secretary, Yoshiko Sato; treasurer, William Ikegami; and program chairman, Jane Kuge. The dramatic club will be the sponsor for all school plays. ENGLISH CLASS SPONSORS HOP An Easter hop was spon- sored by the English 12 students of Amache senior high on Wednesday afternoon at Terry hall. Admission of 5 cents a person was charged. The proceeds will be used to buy films, papers, and other articles for making the school's Memory Book. During the intermission, Diane Endo, Namiko Ota, and Hiroshi Ito rendered some numbers for the entertain- ment. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS TO PLANT ‘V’ GARDEN The students of Amache junior high will start a victory garden just south of the guard gate to aid both the war effort and the school in the near fu- ture . The girls, under the di- rection of Julia Prescott and Emiko Hinoki, will take care of one-half acre of the lot, while the boys, directed by Clarence Kahlen, Peterson Gatewood, and Shiro Mori, will take care of the other half. Small groups will spend a half day at a time on the project. The girls will can all produce for use in the home- making department in winter. LEND YOUR MONEY |
