Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 78

              June  30,   1943______________PIONEER________________Page 5
TIMEKEEPING
NEW  METHODS  INSTITUTED
   Recent changes in the
payroll and timekeeping
procedures state that any
worker absent for more than
three days must secure a
doctor's certificate, and
limit sick leave to 15 days
for any one illness.
   Outside workers, except
those paid on a part-time
basis, who report for duty
and are unable to work be-
cause of weather conditions,
will be given authorized
absence for the day and
will be paid, for such time.
But workers excused for
reasons other than illness
or bad weather will be
given "leave without pay"
and not be paid for such
time.
   Evacuees inducted into
the Army may receive money
p a y ments for o vertime
worked before their depar-
ture from the center; in
all other instances, over-
time must be taken in corn-
pensatory leave.
PRIVATE  USE  OF
BICYCLES   BANNED
   Government-owned bicycles
are to be used for govern-
ment business purposes only
and not for pleasure-rid-
ing, after 4:30 p.m., an-
nounced Police Chief Har-
low Tomlinson.   All bicycles
must be returned to their
proper offices by 4:30
p.m.   every day,   he   said.
===JOB  OPPORTUNITIES===
   Couple, near Chicago,
$160 bd and rm, drive car,
gardener, woman to cock,
   Dental Technician, Chi-
cago, $30 wk, 1 yr exp
req.
   Indianapolis sanatorium
needs grad and reg nurses,
$80-95 mo; student nurses,
$60-75; nurses' aides,
$50-60; kitchen help, $45-
55; cooks, $70-95.   All
jobs with complete main-
tenance.
   Single men or couple,
Chicago, with dairy or
poultry exp,$75 bd and rm;
couple, $100 plus housing.
   Hotel night clerk, Wis,
$105, keep books and desk
duty.
   Man with mechanical ap-
titude to operate wrapping
machines, Columbus, Ohio,
60¢ hr and 1½ overtime,can
earn over $40 wk. 
   Grad electrical,mechan-
ical, and aeronautical en-
gineers,  Aircraft  Co  of
Dayton,  Ohio,  starting
salaries up to $3380 yr.
   Beauty operator,Detroit,
$30 wk start.
   Two kitchen men, near
Chicago, $70-80 bd and rm,
summer job.
   Four to operate pressing
machines, $25 wk, 5-d ay
wk, no exp.
   Six order fillers, Chi-
cago Book co, $25 wk,50-
hr wk.
   One optical lens grind-
er, Chicago,  $50 wk, exp
man; 50¢ hr, inexp man.
   Farm couple (may take
child),  Boston,  wages on
application.
   Six girls to meet and
wrap paper boxes, Chicago,
$26 wk.
   Three tractor drivers
for Vernon Linn, Kimball,
Neb.
   Twenty male or female
sewing mach operators, may
earn from $40-35 wk,Chica-
go.
   Fifteen men, Detroit,
$37.50 wk, storing mdse.
   Opportunities for issei
farm families. One family
on dairy, hog, and beef
farm, $100 mo to start,
increase later,school close
by,4-rm,house,electricity,
garden, milk and feed for
50 chickens  furnished.
Family for garden work,
milking and feeding of
chickens, ($125 mo plus
modern house close to school.
A couple for farm, $115
mo plus bd and rm.   All
foregoing jobs are near
Chicago.
   One packer and 1 stock
rm clerk, Chicago, $30 wk,
no exp.
   Man with AB in bacteri-
ology, Peoria, 111.
   Dental tech, Detroit,
$65 wk, 41-hr wk, no over-
time .
   Fifteen girls, to wait
on table and general house-
work, jr college, New Jer-
sey, $43 mo, bd and rm,
wanted by Sept 1.
   Several domestic posi-
tions open in New York area.
   One girl as cook and
maid, Wash DC, $70-80 mo,
bd and rm.
BETWEEN US GIRLS
   BY TAXIE KUSUNOKI
STUFF THAT NEVER SEES
THE FRONT PAGE--
   Since any editorializ-
ing and opinionating (those
Words again!) in straight
news articles is strictly
taboo, b.u.g. will write
what the senior high com-
mencement reporter, couldn't
--that the exercises were
not only as impressive as
the dickens,but completely
American, too.   And that
all our severest critics
should have been on hand
to hear the very elegant
speeches by Marion Konishi
and Mitsuye Oshita on two
very hackneyed topics given
new significance by them.
   Speaking of MISTER Mits-
uye Oshita--you should know
about the embarrassed gasps
with which the staff greet-
ed the News that MISS Mits-
uye Oshita (See front page,
last Wed.) is nothing  of
the sort.    Ken Arimoto cas-
ually brought the informa-
tion after the papers had
been printed, stapled, and
tied, up for distribution.
So we apologize, MISTER
Oshita,and remind you that
you stand not alone in your
predicament.   Our own Sueo
(Suyeo) Sako had the same
trouble for months.
MORE STUFF
   If you haven't yet seen
the high school yearbook,
grab the nearest senior and
make him show you his.  Con-
sidering all the limita-
tions that daily stymied
Editor Kats Arimoto and
staff, the book is a swell
job.   Huh-uh, you can't
buy 'em any more.
IRRELEVANT, BUT--
   Boulder has female taxi
drivers.
STOP ME--
   We know you've heard it
before, but anyway--
   A man argued  against
naming his child John, be-
cause,he pointed out, "Ev-
ery Tom, Dick and Harry is
named John .'"
SERIOUSLY--
   Do comply with Project
Director Lindley's request
that everyone cooperate
with the visiting Fourth
Estaters this week.   But
f'hevvinsakes, stick to
the truth.