Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 62

              Page 4_______________PIONEER____________May 5, 1943
©Short  TAKES
   The fire department has
issued a request that in
case of a fire, residents
summon the firemen immedi-
ately rather than after
the blaze has been partially
extinguished.
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   James Wada, foreman of
landscaping crews, is seek-
ing about 20 workers to do
landscaping and gardening
work.   Those interested are
asked to contact Wada in
the administrative area
where the crew is currently
working.
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   The regular quarterly
membership meeting of the
Amache Consumer Enterprises
will be held at Terry hall,
1:30 p.m. Saturday, an-
nounces the board of di-
rectors.
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   Only slight damage was
done by the fire in 8E
mess hall Saturday.   The
blaze was blamed on an
over-heated boiler.
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   Experienced men for farm,
ranch, general agriculture,
and livestock work, 35 to
50 years of age, college
men not wanted, year-around
work, families desired,
Cozod, Neb.
TEACHER   SHORTAGE
CLOSES   CLASSES
   The lack of teachers
has necessitated the clos-
ing of all shorthand and
typing classes on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday nights,
according to the adult  edu-
cation department.
   An urgent plea is made
for persons able to teach
either shorthand or typing
to apply at the adult edu-
cation office.
WORKERS  NEEDED BY
CENTER   HOSPITAL 
   The center hospital needs
several tray girls, laundry
kers,  janitor, and night
clerk.   The tray girls and
night clerk must be able
speak English, the laun-
dry workers and janitor may
either male or female.
   The night clerk's duties
will consist of taking tele-
phone calls and dispatching
ambulance.  The work-
hours will be from midnight
to 8 a.m.
TRANSLATORS
ARE  SOUGHT
   The employment office
is seeking men and women
who can or would like to
qualify as translators for
such organizations as the
Office of War Information,
Federal Communications com-
mission, and the Army and
Navy.    The office wishes
to compile a list of per-
sons who would be eligible
when translating Jobs are
available.
   The adult education of-
fice has received from the
Denver WRA office copies
of the preliminary examina-
tion which is to be given
to prospective candidates.
All persons who wish to
take this examination are
asked to do so at the adult
education office after 1
p.m. tomorrow or Friday.
The test requires from 3
to 6 hours  to complete,
and must be taken on either
of the two designated days.
‘Joan Of Paris’
To  Start  Run
   "Love Thy Neighbor,"
featuring radio comedians
Jack Benny and Fred Allen,
will have its final show-
ings tomorrow night.   Start-
ing a three-day run from
Friday is "Joan of Paris,"
starring Michele Morgan,
Paul Henreid, Thomas Mitch-
ell, and May Robson.  The
latter is a timely film of
France under Gestapo terror.
   The weekly chapter of
the serial "Fighting With
Kit Carson" is not being
shown this week, as the film
company notified the rec-
reation department that the
scheduled installment was
damaged by another custo-
mer.   It is expected, how-
ever, that a reprint will
be available soon.
===JOB  OPPORTUNITIES===
    Ten boys to unpack, sort
merchandise in stockroom,
$20, Chicago.
    Apprentice with mech.
aptitude to learn, repair
cash registers, $30 per wk.
Chicago.
    Cooks and second cooks,
$25 plus meals, no Sunday
work, Chicago.
   Two nurses, $80 per mon
plus maintenance, Chicago.
   Gill net fishermen please
inquire at employment of-
fice for job opportunities,
$6 to $12 per day.
   Domestic couple, New
York City, $125 per mon,
rm and bd.
   Two stenos, $100 per
mon,   Chicago.
   Twelve printing press
operators, 55 cts per hr
to start, up to 60, 65 cts
after, three wks, no exp
necessary.
   Garage man, $30 per wk,
Oak Park, Ill.,   night work.
   Male hospital attendant,
$60 per mon, maintenance,
48-hr wk,   Cincinnati.
   Fifty girls as clerks
in retail stores, $25 per
wk,   Cleveland.
   Machinists, welders,
body repairmen, body paint-
ers,  with  or without  exp.
   Fifty-man railroad crew,
Garden City, Kans., 50 cts
per hr for 10-hr day; will
be provided with week end
visits  to center.
   Boy to type, take short-
hand, to be gardener, house-
boy, $75 per mon, rm. and
bd,  South  Bend,   Ind.
   Spring gun handler, Mil-
waukee, $35 per wk, 40-hr
wk.    Must do paint-mixing
and  spray-gun work.
   Ten women hand painters,
Chicago, salary open, to
paint  small  statues.
   Ten laborers, 60 cts
per  hr,   Toledo.
   Wool insulation workers,
housing  available.
   Certified public account-
ant or public practicing
accountant.
   Cook, $20 per wk plus
board and room summer camp
near  Denver.
   Four men or three couples,
$77, two meals and work
clothes, Cincinnati univer-
sity.
   Two typists, no short-
hand, $85, raise to $100,
Denver.
   Persons with knowledge of
major chemistry, including
analytical, organic, in-
organic, and bio chemistry,
$125 to $175 per mon plus
maintenance.
   One hundred fifty rail-
road track workers, 50 cts
per hr, 10-hr day, board
costs $1.25 per day, living,
dining, and bathing faci-
lities available.    Free
transportation to Amache
on week ends.