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No.   71
Amac.he,   Colorado
June   5.   1945
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185 lerge posters, 250 stickers, and 100
cerds have thus fer been
printed by the new silk
screen project now under
way in the 6E recreation
hall, under the direction
of Maid-a Campbell. Twenty-
five, members comprise 'the
present staff.
According to Miss Camp-
' b e11,.the FS FA vy he s been
contacted., end in a few
weeks the local"* silk-screen
project should be printing
training aid posters for
them. "This work will answer a great need for the
Navy,, and the center will
be making a definite contribution," she said. '
All persons interested
in the process are welcome
to ■visit the' print shop,,
and while no new workers
ere being taken at present,
they may speak to Miss
Campb ell a b out futu r e work
in the shoo.
Chiura
ins Firsts
Professor Chiura Obata
of Topaz cent e rwes awarded
first prize of $50 in the
Relocation Center Art exhibit et Cam'br id ge, Mass ., for
his painting "New Moon;.'1
Second prize of $25 was
won by • Paul Zaimo, Heart
Mountain, and third prize
"of $20,'by Yoshio Tsu'rU'de
of Amache. M, Tom Inada of
Tule Fake won first prize
of $20 in the' mimeograph
art competition.
The' fo7lowing were awarded prizes of.$20 each for
the'best entry in their respective divisions: Flower
painting,HFsako Hibi, Topaz ;
portrait, Frank Teira,
Topaz j landscape,Professor
Chiura Obata, Topaz; scene
at relocation or assembly
c e nt e r, Ke kunen '.Ts ur oka,
Post on; Japanese style
painting', Charles A.Mikami,
Tule Fake.
SO VOLUNTEERS    •
HE IP OH FARM
Yesterday' and. Thursday
more than 50 evacuees volunteered their time to work
on the farm aiding in the
harvesting of the spinach
and thinning of the lettuce.
Two hundred bushels of
spinach " were cut for center consumption by these
workers.
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Rl-OPEN SIOUtE
IN AG RtC HAIL
The c 1 o thing store,
which has been moved to
the 8G recreation hall,
will be o'pen. for business
'on or about Monday, announces Co ns ume'r' Enterprises.
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TODAY
7:00 p.m.--7H mess hell*.
7:45 p.m.--6G mess hall.,
TOMORROW   F *
7:00 p.m.—7G mess' hall. .
7:45 p,m.--8F mess hall.
MONDAY
7:00 p.m..—7E mess hall,
7:45 p.m.—6P mess hall,
~': TUESDAY
7:00' p.m.—9E" mess hall,
7 :45 • p.m.--HE mess hall.
At" press time, _ either
"Hunchback "of Notre; Dr me, "
or "Keep 'Em Flying," is
'scheduled to arrive for a.
four-day showing,beginning
tonight,
VfFunohback 'of Notre
Dame" is two hours ,of exciting , spectacle laid in
the midst of medieval Paris
7--the screen adaptation of
Victor Hugo's famous .novel.
The  cast includes Charles
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Lau ght on,  Maureen 0 'Hara.,
Sir Cediric Herdwicke, and
Thomas Ivlitohell.
"Keep ' 'Em Flying" co-
stars Bud : Abbott'..-and. -Lou
Costello,supported by Martha Raye and Carol Bruce.
...This, lavish comedy features
Uncle. Sam's efforts to tra-in
.50,000 officers a year for
the Army .Air -corps*  t ■
Remember,- However, that
..both of these pictures .will
• not be shown...only.the one
that arrives,      «?-S.S.
30 DONORS
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The center hospital announced that the following
persons were blood donors
during the past month:
..George Yoshida, Kimi
Shinsako, Roy Satow, Harry
Morofuji, George Morofuji,
Mae Uno,George Matsushita,
^Haj'ime Amemiya, Yuki Kaji-
war a j Robert I c h i kawa.,
Teruko Hashimoto,Masatoshi
Hashimoto, K. Todoki, To-
;shio Furukawa, Tom Maru-
yame,Jayne Shimada, Yoshi-
ro Befu, Mary Taketa, Fred
Kishi, Tom Kashiwagi, Ann
Inouye,Jack Ito, Jim Naka-
mure, Bill Yoshino, Joe
Kamiye, Harry Naka, Hideko
Matsushita, Ellen Ma kite,
Emi HInokp,and Grace Tani-
goshi.
There is' an urgent need
for more volunteers, and
the hospital repeats its
plea for those who wish to
have the.ir blood tested'
ft nd ty.ped at the hospit a 1.
RADAMAKER JO
TEACH COURSE
A ..course in methods of
^social research, taught by
John W. Radamaker, is announced* by the adult education and c ommunity an-a lysis
section. This is the same
as the standard course offered by accredited US colleges .
Students completing- the
course successfully will,
if they wish,be recommended
for _ professional work in
this 'field, Out-of-high-
schpol students may also
.earn college credits with
completion of the course.
All. ... interested persons
should apply at the Adult
Education office at«7 p»m«
Monday, at which t.ime
classes will be-arranged.
. William Wells, chief,
me.ss , department, attended
the funeral in .Fort.Morgan
of his-mother-in-law,. Mrs.
Lula M.^Musgrave, and not
that of his mother.