Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 84

              Page 4____________PIONEER_____________July 21,   1943
AMACHE  CONSUMERS  COOPERATIVE
                  BALANCE SHEET
         MARCH 1   TO   MAY  31,   194 3
                                   ASSETS
Current:
   Cash on Hand:
     Register Change Fund     $ 420.00
     Office Cash              	      15.15
     Sales Tax-Tokens                    50.00                         $485.15 
    Cash in Bank				         3963.40
    Accounts Receivable			           177.07
    Mdse. Inventory,
       May 31, 1943                                                          59295.65       $63921.27
Deferred:          
    Prepaid Insurance					    869.11
Fixed :
   Furnitures, Fixtures and 
     Equipment                                                                                          9799.41
           Total Assets                                                                               $74589.79
                                   LIABILITIES
Current:
   Accounts Payable				$ 9872.77
   Accrued Salaries and
      Clothing Allowance				   1946.36
   Accrued Rent WRA				   2346.37
   Accrued Colorado State
     Sales and Service Tax				     554.64
   Accrued Federal Excise
     Tax						       73.70
   Scrip  Liability					    4063.34           $18858.18
Equipment Contract Payable                                                                             2815.00
Net Worth:
   Membership Capital			                24835.00
   Members' Equities                                                             17412.13
   Net Gain, March 1 to May 31, 1943	                                10669.48              52916.61
            Total Liabilities and Net Worth                                                         $74589.79
RACE  DISCRIMINATION
HIT   BY  ACLU REPORT
   The  annual report of
the American Civil Liber-
ties Union issued last week,
entitled "Freedom in War-
time," states that the
"worst single invasion of
citizens ' liberties under
war pressure was the whole-
sale evacuation of more
than 70,000 American citi-
zens of Japanese ancestry
and their subsequent con-
finement ."
   Condemning the treatment
of  Japanese Americans as
discrimination based on
race,the ACLU reports show
that during the past year,
state legislatures have
passed bills prohibiting
ownership of land by Japa-
nese aliens or by trustees
for them.
 Arkansas has prohibited
the ownership of land by
Japanese Americans.   Al-
though declared unconsti-
tutional by the Arizona
Supreme court, the state
passed a statute requiring
public registration of all
property transaction with
all persons of oriental
descent.
   The report indicates
that the situation has been
somewhat relieved by permit-
ing loyal evacuees to leave
re locution centers and re-
settle outside the military
zones, by accepting volun-
teers of Japanese ancestry
into the Army, and by al-
lowing men in uniform to
return to the evacuated
area.
   The report praises the
WRA for its policy favor-
ing the release of loyal
Japanese Americans from re-
location centers and con-
demns the Dies Committee
for its campaign to ob-
struct the government pro-
gram.
===TRANSFERS===
   Tetsuzo Nakagawa and
Louise, Gladys, Elsie; To-
shiharu Koga, Kina Takemoto,
from Tule Lake, Calif.
AA-BATTING
Nishijima Leads
With .667 Clip
DAVE   MATSUSHIMA
IN-RUNNER-UP   SPOT
   After three weeks of AA
league baseball, Lefty Ni-
shijima, Deltans' chucker,
leads the batting parade
with a cool average of .667,
getting 6 out of 9 in two
games. Dave Matsushima,
Dodgers ' shortstop, is in
the runner-up spot with a
.556 average in two games.
He  has   5  for   9.
   Following are the bat-
ting averages of those who
have hit .300 or better ac-
cording to the rec dept's
official  scorebook:
ABH 	Pct.
J. Hamahashi, DG 		6 3	.500
J. Chani, MP 		2 1 	.500
G. Maruyama, K9 		4 2	.500
G. Matsuura, K9 	             13 6 	.462
Y. Miyamoto, K9                13 6	.462
B. Umekubo, DS  		9 4	.444
F. Inaba, DT 		9 4	.444
J. Kubochi, MP 		9 4	.444
R. Hatanaka, MP 		7 3	.429
G. Watanabe, DT  		7 3	.429
E. Igasaki, K9 	            10 4	.400
F. Matsutani, MP 		5 2	.400
T. Shimizu, MP 		8 3	.375
K. Ono, MP 		8 3	.375
N. Kuwatani, DG 		8 3	.375
J. Harada, K9                     11 4	.364
J. Shiro, DG 		9 3	.333
M. Hamada, DS 		9 3	.333
S. Fujita, K9		6 2	.333
J. Nakamura, MP 		6 2	.333
R. Sato, K9		3 1 	.333
   LEGEND: MP, Motor Pool;
K9, Knines; DG, Dodgers;
DS, Dusters; DT, Deltans.
KNINES   HEAD   TEAM
HITTING   WITH .2843
   The Knines are the top
team in batting.    They
have the highest percent-
age with .2843,most number
of hits with 31 and share
most runs scored with the
Dusters with 23 to their
credit in three league
game .
AA TEAMS' BATTING AVERAGE
 GP   AB  R  H  Pct.
Knines 		 3    109 23 31 .2843
M. P.                        2      81 18 23 .2839
Deltans                    2      64 17 17 .2656
Dodgers		 2   70 13 18 .2571
Dusters  		 3 106 23 21 .1981
AA BASEBALL STANDING
      W     L    Pct.
Deltans 		       2     0   1.000
Dodgers 	                       1     1     .500
Motor Pool                   1     1     .500
Knines                           1     2     .333
Dusters                          1     2     .333