Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 91

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.PIONEER,
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Published Wednesdays and Saturdays by the WRA and
distributed  free to each apartment.  Editorial office: PIONEER building, Amache, Colorado.
Telephones  63.               Editor; Khan Komai.
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TO THE EDITOR?
It gives us great pleasure in answering Honorable
Kitano of 12H-4P concerning
his...remarks of our well-
managed and well stocked
canteen. We say, "Well
stocked and well managed,"
for if Honorable KItano
took time to visit various
other centers, especially
Poston,he v/ould have never
considered writing such a
letter.
The Poston canteen she 1 ve s
are practically bare, and
most prominently plastered
on the walls  are   signs*
nNo nothing today, 'so
sorry,'" "Bo nothing tomorrow, 'so sorry,'1' "No
nothing no more, 'so sorry.'"
Duringthis present crisis, in order to get anything from the outside, it
takes a "genius," and we
got  him.
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T/5 M. Watanabe, Camp
Hale, Colo, T/5 James M.
Kurihara, Fort Sill, Okla.
Cpl. Sam Tsuruta, Camp
Carson, Colo. Pvt. T. Mi-
yashima, Fort Warren, Wyo.
Cpl. Paul H. Tanaka, Camp
Carson, .Colo. Pfc. Tada-
yoshi Morioka,Camp Carson,
Colo.
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DEATH;
Mr. Nenokichi Morpfuji,
10E-8B, age 69, August 12.
GRANT   PAYMENTS
TO   BE   CONTINUED
Relocation grants will
continue as in the past,
said Project Director James
G. Lindley. Although at
one time there was a delay
in the p a yment of the
grants because of the Congressional delay in appropriating funds,the average
relocater has been given
his grant in four days.
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THE   EDITOR
And as for the canteens
of other centers, they may
as well put up the same
signs when you compare them
with our canteen.
If you, Honorable Kitano, alias Matsui, are in
doubt of our scales, we,
at this time, send you an
authorized invitation to
test the scales. We believe, as far as honesty
is concerned the people of
Amache would trust the
employees . of our canteen
over any person who could
write such a letter as you
did.
Therefore, as you, Kitano (alias Matsui), are
still reminiscing over
your cherries, and canta-
lopes, think twice before
writing.
ROGER YAWATA
YAS KARA
PETE FURUIA
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Fumi Fukuyama, who is
planning to relocate in.
Massachusetts shortly,
handed in her resignation
as  GR  secretary.
Harry T. Tomio, Isamu
Rikimaru, Toyogori Hara,
and Dr .■ Isami Sekiyama are
visiting the center on
business from Santa"" Fe,
Nil,   for about   10 days .
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Willis Hanson, leave
officer, has been given
general supervision of the
segregation program, announced Project Director
James  G.   Lindley ^Thursday.
"Man in Reality is a
Spirit1' will be the subject of Unosuke Karatsu's
Sunday evening Seicho-No-
Iye meeting  sermon.
/Opel Steffens, registrar of the junior high
summer school, resigned
her position today, and
will leave for her home in
Greeley,   Colo.,  tomorrow.
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Blrs.Kazumi Choy and son
to leave for Los Angeles,
Aug.   15,  to  join husband.
Harry Jin Fukasawa to
leave for Des Moines, la,
Aug.   13,   for  employment.
Calvin H.lseri to leave
for Des Moines, la, Aug.
13,   for  employment.
Tom Noboru Onomiya to
leave for Wash., DC, Aug.
16,   for  employment.
Lois Miyeko Blorimoto to
leave for Denver, Aug. 15,
to attend school and join
siste*r.
Thomas Sumitomo Saito to
leave for Chicago,Aug. 16.
Will accept American Friends'
Hostel  invitation.
Sueko Tagawa to leave
for Chicago, Aug. 16, for
employment.
George Gonkichi Nakano
to leave for Denver, Aug.
14.
Sachi Terai to leave
for Camp Savage, Aug. 13,
for employment and to join
husband .
IT A\ K IE S
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Although at present notifications of segregation
hearings are being sent out
as the cases come before
the boaid, all individuals
who must have hearings
will be notified as soon
as  the   forms  are   ready.
Dorothy Fleming,elementary school instructor,
left for Denver, a f ter
filing her  resignation.
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Junior high sunmer school
report cards will be sent
to parents of the students
next week, announces Herbert K. Walther, junior-
senior high principal,
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Dr.S.noch Dumas, elementary school principal, returned from a brief vacation
at Grand Lake, Colo.,Tues-
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Donald Harbison,assistant project director, returned from a week's vacation at his home in Fort
Collins this morning.