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Page 6________________PIONEER_________________August 7, 1943
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to the boss
by patrick
xxxxxxxxxxxx
dear boss:
i haven't been the same
since the other night. all
the wild talk about the 8k
"ball of fire" had me go-
ing and my nerves were a
bit edgy...anyway it hap-
pened that i was walking
my best gal home from a
stuffy rat-race .
the night was darker
than usual (or so i thought)
and i kept imagining that
it was an ideal night for
the ball of fire to come
whizzing out at me. just
as we were camel-ing our
way thru the heavy sand
between the 8k and 9k rec
halls, it happened.
a figure raised itself
from the ground! and my
hair raised itself off my
head, she screeched. i
couldn't; i had swallowed
my tongue, but i did man-
age to chatter, "let's be
brave," and we ran like
hell! i expected the fig-
ure to burst into a ball
of fire any second and
come high-tailing after us,
but n 'ball, no fire. how
come?
the next day, i found
out that that figure was a
member of the police force
planted there to keep an
eye open for the mystery-
ous spherical flame. i
threw up my hands. any-
way, i don't care who says
what, i haven't been the
same--and i just can't do
a thing with my hair,..
patrick
Detention
URGE CONTINUANCE
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4 -
Despite "presumed loyalty”
of the evacuees, a reso-
lution was adopted by the
Assembly Interim Committee
on the Japanese Problem,
to confine them to deten-
tion camps and relocation
centers for the duration.
Leo V. Youngworth, at-
torney, said that he also
favored the proposal to
deprive all persons of
Japanese ancestry (nisei)
of their citizenship.'
LAS ALLEGRIAS
TO HOLD PICNIC
The Las Allegrias, Ama-
che senior high school
girls' service club, and
their guests will hold their
midsummer get-together pic-
nic at Koen Ranch this
evening.
Jane Kubota, president
of the club, is the general
chairman for the event.
Mrs. Katherine Stegner,
senior high social studies
instructor, is the acting
advisor of the club.
===WANTED===
Five men, 18 years or
over, are wanted for dor-
mitory work at the Naval
Language school at the U-
niversity of Colorado.
Those interested should ap-
ply immediately at the em-
ployment office.
===TRANSFERS===
Mrs. Kikue Tanikawa and
four children, James, Na-
omi, Elsie and Frances,
from Tule Lake.
INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT
AMACHE RECREATION ASSOCIATION
JUNE 1943
INCOME
Movies $ 929.10
Sale of Athletic Equipments 28.75
Miscellaneous Income 70.98
Total Income $1,028.83
EXPENSES
Movie 539.92
Organized Athletics 625.77
Play Centers 17.64
P. A. System 3.79
Equipment Maintenance 2.88
Amache YWCA 25.00
Amache Boy Scouts 25.00
Miscellaneous Expenses .05
Total Expenses $1,240.05
Net Deficit for June $ 211.22
© Short
TAKES
An "ondo night" will be
sponsored by Block 9L Sun-
day, under the direction
of Bando Miharu. The pro-
gram is open to the public.
©
The persons who have
borrowed dishes or silver-
ware from their mess halls
are asked to return them
immediately, announces Ted
Tanaka, assistant project
steward.
©
A routine gas-mask drill,
using real tear gas, was
conducted by the 335th-
Escort guard Thursday af-
ternoon in their recrea-
tion hall, according to
Capt. R. A. Jackson.
©
Frances Shuck, super-
visor of student teachers,
left for Denver Friday
morning on a short vaca-
tion.
©
The 335th Escort guard
recently received a new US
Flag from the Army Supply
office of Camp Carson, Colo-
rado, announces Capt. R. A.
Jackson.
©
Community enterprise
barber shop, now located in
9F on the west side of the
new co-op, will open Monday.
===LOST & FOUND===
FOUND: Fountain pen,
across from canteen, by
John Matsumura. Owner may
claim pen by calling at
12C-2A and identifying it.
Vital
===statistics===
BIRTH:
To Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Yoshiaki Iwasa, 11K-5A, a
girl, August 5,
hospital
===reports===
John Kuniomi Sakurai,
16, 11G-12C, abrasions of
left thorax, July 31, when
he fell from rafter while
working on the farm.
Kazuma Fukunaga, 17,
9L-8D, abrasions of face
and laceration of lips,
July 31, when he fell off
a pickup on highway west of
Granada.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 89 |
| Date | 1943-08-07 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 89 |
| Page count | 15 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 6 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N89_P06 |
| Page number | page 6 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | Page 6________________PIONEER_________________August 7, 1943 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to the boss by patrick xxxxxxxxxxxx dear boss: i haven't been the same since the other night. all the wild talk about the 8k "ball of fire" had me go- ing and my nerves were a bit edgy...anyway it hap- pened that i was walking my best gal home from a stuffy rat-race . the night was darker than usual (or so i thought) and i kept imagining that it was an ideal night for the ball of fire to come whizzing out at me. just as we were camel-ing our way thru the heavy sand between the 8k and 9k rec halls, it happened. a figure raised itself from the ground! and my hair raised itself off my head, she screeched. i couldn't; i had swallowed my tongue, but i did man- age to chatter, "let's be brave," and we ran like hell! i expected the fig- ure to burst into a ball of fire any second and come high-tailing after us, but n 'ball, no fire. how come? the next day, i found out that that figure was a member of the police force planted there to keep an eye open for the mystery- ous spherical flame. i threw up my hands. any- way, i don't care who says what, i haven't been the same--and i just can't do a thing with my hair,.. patrick Detention URGE CONTINUANCE LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4 - Despite "presumed loyalty” of the evacuees, a reso- lution was adopted by the Assembly Interim Committee on the Japanese Problem, to confine them to deten- tion camps and relocation centers for the duration. Leo V. Youngworth, at- torney, said that he also favored the proposal to deprive all persons of Japanese ancestry (nisei) of their citizenship.' LAS ALLEGRIAS TO HOLD PICNIC The Las Allegrias, Ama- che senior high school girls' service club, and their guests will hold their midsummer get-together pic- nic at Koen Ranch this evening. Jane Kubota, president of the club, is the general chairman for the event. Mrs. Katherine Stegner, senior high social studies instructor, is the acting advisor of the club. ===WANTED=== Five men, 18 years or over, are wanted for dor- mitory work at the Naval Language school at the U- niversity of Colorado. Those interested should ap- ply immediately at the em- ployment office. ===TRANSFERS=== Mrs. Kikue Tanikawa and four children, James, Na- omi, Elsie and Frances, from Tule Lake. INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT AMACHE RECREATION ASSOCIATION JUNE 1943 INCOME Movies $ 929.10 Sale of Athletic Equipments 28.75 Miscellaneous Income 70.98 Total Income $1,028.83 EXPENSES Movie 539.92 Organized Athletics 625.77 Play Centers 17.64 P. A. System 3.79 Equipment Maintenance 2.88 Amache YWCA 25.00 Amache Boy Scouts 25.00 Miscellaneous Expenses .05 Total Expenses $1,240.05 Net Deficit for June $ 211.22 © Short TAKES An "ondo night" will be sponsored by Block 9L Sun- day, under the direction of Bando Miharu. The pro- gram is open to the public. © The persons who have borrowed dishes or silver- ware from their mess halls are asked to return them immediately, announces Ted Tanaka, assistant project steward. © A routine gas-mask drill, using real tear gas, was conducted by the 335th- Escort guard Thursday af- ternoon in their recrea- tion hall, according to Capt. R. A. Jackson. © Frances Shuck, super- visor of student teachers, left for Denver Friday morning on a short vaca- tion. © The 335th Escort guard recently received a new US Flag from the Army Supply office of Camp Carson, Colo- rado, announces Capt. R. A. Jackson. © Community enterprise barber shop, now located in 9F on the west side of the new co-op, will open Monday. ===LOST & FOUND=== FOUND: Fountain pen, across from canteen, by John Matsumura. Owner may claim pen by calling at 12C-2A and identifying it. Vital ===statistics=== BIRTH: To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yoshiaki Iwasa, 11K-5A, a girl, August 5, hospital ===reports=== John Kuniomi Sakurai, 16, 11G-12C, abrasions of left thorax, July 31, when he fell from rafter while working on the farm. Kazuma Fukunaga, 17, 9L-8D, abrasions of face and laceration of lips, July 31, when he fell off a pickup on highway west of Granada. |
