Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 61

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   	CHURCH  SERVICES  SUNDAY
Event				TIME		PLACE
   SEICHO-NO-IYE
Service				7:30 p.m.	12G
   PR0TESTANT
Sunrise   services			6:15 a.m.		7H-10H
Sunday  school			8:45 a.m.		8H
Japanese  service			10:00 a.m.	7H-10H
English service			10:15 a.m.	8H
College-age  group meeting	7:00 p.m.	8H
High school group meeting	7:00 p.m.	8H-11E
   BUDDHIST
Sunday school			9:00 a.m.		7G
SS  teachers'   meeting		10:30 a.m.	7G
YP  service			2:00 p.m.	7G
   CATHOLIC
Mass				10:00 a.m.	11K
   NICHIRENSHU
Service				9:00 a.m.		11H____
KURODA SPEAKS
   Rev. Akira Kuroda will
speak at the morning worship
service tomorrow at Terry
hall.   Dave Nakagawa, who
recently  returned from Chi -
cago, will be the chairman.
TEACHERS  MEET
   A meeting of the Sunday
school teachers of the
Granada Christian church is
scheduled for 2 p.m. tomor-
row at the 7H church office.
SEICHO-NO-IYE
   "Enlightenment of Family Life" will be the topic
of Unosuke Karatsu's lecture at the Seicho-No-Iye
services tomorrow at the  12G
recreation hall.   Testimo-
nials and readings will al-
so  be   given by the members.
SUZUKI   IN KANSAS
   Rev. Lester E. Suzuki
will speak to a Women's
federation and two churches
in  Kansas   this  week end.
COLLEGE-AGE GROUP
   The college-age group
will meet at Terry hall
tomorrow evening, while the
high school group will hold
a business session at 8H-
11E.   The public is cordi-
ally invited to attend ei-
ther meeting.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
   The Sunday school will
meet at Terry hall from 8:45
a.m. tomorrow, with Rev.
Chiaki Kuzuhara in charge.
===JOB  OPPORTUNITIES===
   Secretary and reception-
ist,   Cincinnati.
   Nurse, Cincinnati.
   Ten- housemen, $23.50 per
week; four wall washers,
$25.50 per week; three
cooks, $45 to $50 per week,
must be experienced;  30
maids, $18.55 per week;
and one furniture finisher,
$6.50 per day, at hotel in
Detroit.
   Chemical operators, men
with mechanical skill, 78
cents per hour, Indiana.
   Maintenance mechanics,
mus t have experience, 78
cents   per  hour.
   Three machine helpers ,
no experience necessary,
65  cents to $1 per  hour.
   Two stenographers, $100
per month,   Chicago.
   Bookkeeper-typist, salary
is   open,   Chicago.
   Four men with laundry
experience,  47 to 57 cents
per hour;  experienced bar-
tenders, $125 to $135 plus
two meals;  cook, $135 to
$165 a month; coffee and
floor boys, $70 to $75 plus
two meals; 10 to 15 men for
cleaning and setting up
banquet rooms, $80 per
month; 10 maids in house-
keeping department, $55
plus room and board; several
housemen, $100 per month,
at  hotel  in Chicago.
   Two  chemists,   $35  to
$60 per week,   Chicago.
  Two mechanical engineers,
$40 per week and up, Chi-
cago.
   Porter, drugstore in
Chicago, $22 per week;  if
married, wife may be em-
ployed at soda fountain,
$40 per week  for  couple.
   Cook, $60 per month plus
maintenance, Cincinnati
hostel.
   Secretary, $85 per month,
Chicago.
   Part-time circulation
desk worker.
   Maid, $20 per week and
board  and room, Chicago.
  Maid, $18 per week,   Chi-
cago.
   Twelve printing press
operators, no experience
required, 55 cents per hour
to start, and 60 to 65
cents and up after three
weeks.
   Couple--gardener and
cook--$150 per month plus
private room, tub and show-
er,   radio,   etc.,   Chicago.
   Houseman, $110 per month,
Evanston, Ill.
   Tool and die maker,
$1.25  per  hour, Chicago.
  Five graduate nurses,
$75 to $80 per month plus
maintenance,   Chicago.
   Two farm hands, $3 per
day plus room and board,
Lamar.
   Garage man,   night work,	
$30 per week. Oak Park, Ill.
   Male hospital, attendant,
$60 per month plus main-
tenance, 48-hour week, Cin-
cinnati.
   Fifty girls as clerks
in retail stores, $25 per
week,  Cleveland.
   Experienced (as well as
beginners ) machinists,
welders, body repairmen,
body painters.
   Two boys to take care of
club, night work of four
to five hours, $75 per month
plus room and board, Colo-
rado  Springs.
   Two store clerks, $23
per week, Colorado  Springs.
   Two egg  candlers,     45
cents per hour, 10 hours
per day at time and a half
overtime.
   Two ice crushers, 60
cents per hour, 54-hour
week.
   Two boys to make crates,
45 cents per hour plus time
and  a  half for overtime.
   Fifty-man railroad crew,
Garden City, Kans., 50 cents,
per hour for 10-hour day;
crew will be provided with
week end visits  to  center.
   Five or six doctors and
three nurses, especially
those trained in psychiatry
and tuberculosis work,
Missouri.
   Thirty experienced pro-
duce managers.