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Page 2, 1943_____________________PIONEER________________October 2, 1943
____________G R A N A D A P I O N E E R___________________
Published Wednesdays and Saturdays by the WRA and
distributed free to each apartment. Editorial of-
fice: PIONEER building, Amache, Colo. Telephone 63.
Editor...Sueo Sake
Make-up ed…John Tsuruta Secretaries. Yayeko Morita
Artist.....Tosh Matsumoto Tomoko Yatabe
Reporters…Allen Asakawa Stencilists…Amy Minabe
Henry Kusaba Ailene Hamamoto
Technicians…………………………………………Fred Asai, Tad Fujii
Part-t ime reporters…Betty Kanameishi, Bill Yamanoto
_________Circulation...Haruo Kawase_______________________
SCHOLARSHIP HONORS WON
BY TWO AMACHE STUDENTS
Misses Kiku Fukuyama
and Elinor Umezawa,daught-
ers of Mr. and Mrs. K. Fu-
kuyama and Mr. and Mrs. B.
Umezawa respectively of
this center,were among the
23 Doane college students
who were cited at a special
convocation, Sept. 23, for
special scholarship honors
won in 1942-43, it was re-
vealed by the publicity
department of Doane college,
Nebr.
NEW INSTRUCTORS
SWORN INTO OFFICE
Mrs. Nan S. Creaghe
county school superintend-
ent of Prowers County,vis-
ited this center on Wednes-
day,to see that the newly-
assigned teachers were
sworn into office it was
disclosed yesterday by
Enoch Dumas, elementary
school principal.
START FUND
FOR SCHOLARSHIP
In the event that a
scholarship fund is started
all prospective college
students may leave their
names with Mary Morita at
Paul J. Terry’s office in
the south administration
building, according to the
education section.
TERRY TAKEN ILL
Paul J. Terry, superin-
tendent of education was
suddenly taken ill on Thurs-
day, the education section
revealed,. Temporarily re-
placing him is Enoch Dumas,
elementary school principal.
YBA DONATION
A monetary donation was
made to the Amache YBA by
Hidetsugu and Katsumi Uye-
da,former, members, who re-
cently departed for Tule
Lake .
VISITING
====SOLDIERS===
Pfc. Masashi Kusuda,
Camp Crowder, Mo.; Pfc.
George Marubashi, Camp
Grant, Ill.; Pfc. Joseph
Deguchi, Fort Sam Houston,
Tex.; Pfc. 0. Abe, Camp
Robinson, Ark.; S/Sgt. T.
Hirano, Sgt. Shigeru Suzu-
ki, T/5 Toshio Morita,Pvt.
Edwin Ohki, Pvt. Paul Ota-
ya, Camp Shelby, Miss.;
Sgt. Ned Nakamura, Cpl.
Fred Haita, Fort Riley,
Kans.; Pfc. Thomas Kimura,
Yasuo Mori, (Rank Unknown)
Camp Hale, Colo.
S/Sgt. Charles H. Fujii,
T/4 Tom. Furusho, Pvt. Soy
Takechi, Pvt. Shigehiko
Ishigaki,Pvt. S. Nagasoke,
Camp Shelby,Miss.; 1st Ship-
mate Sam Kasai, New York.
NOTICE…
To S.. Kimura, he or
she, please identify your -
self with address and
full name so we may pub-
lish your letter in the
next issue. --ed
RELIGIOUS GROUP
AIDS RELOCATION
An appeal to help Japa-
nese Americans and Japanese
coming to this city was
sent last week to"the Chris-
tian Ministers of New York
City" by the New York Church
Committee for Japanese Work,
was a story in a recent
New York Times issue.
The appeal was "for un-
derstanding and cooperation
in form of aid in matter of
housing, employment, social
contacts, church affilia-
tions, and other adjust-
ments, not for funds."
PARENTS' COUNCIL
HOLD FIRST MEETING
The elementary school's
parents'council held their
initial meeting at 8H-9C
Wednesday afternoon, it
was disclosed by Dr. Enoch
Dumas, elementary school
principal.
JOBS AVAILABLE
FOR TRANSLATORS
Jobs are available for
Japanese translators,issei
or kibei, for overseas
duties, according to Mario
Vecchio,placement officer.
Salary will be around $3,000
yearly, and applicants may
secure further information
at the employment office.
PARENTS PAY VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Camp-
bell of Savannah, Ga. ar-
rived in the center Thurs-
day to visit their daugh-
ter, Maida G. Campbell, su-
pervisor of the Silk Screen
shop,according to Jack Ito,
employee of the department.
This trio left for Den-
ver Thursday for the weekend .
=====JOB OPPORTUNITIES===
Qualified bookkeeper,
physician's office,$40 wk,
Detroit.
Two girls, addressing
envelopes, $115 mo, De-
troit.
10 men,18 yrs and over,
50 girls, 16 years or over,
bakery work, no exp req,
start $26 wk and raise,
Detroit.
Opportunity for domestic
couple on estate,have sep-
arate house and be allowed
use of a Chevrolet Coupe
for personal purposes,$125
mo, Kansas City.
20 male and female work-
ers for luggage manufactur-
ing firm, may earn up to
$7 per day; woodworkers,
63 cts to 90 cts hr,Kansas
City.
160 acre farm available
for rent or employment for
single or family man, 4-
room house, wages-single,
$80 mo bd and rm, family
man $100 mo plus house and
some commodities.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 105 |
| Date | 1943-10-02 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 105 |
| Page count | 11 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 2 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N105_P02 |
| Page number | page 2 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | Page 2, 1943_____________________PIONEER________________October 2, 1943 ____________G R A N A D A P I O N E E R___________________ Published Wednesdays and Saturdays by the WRA and distributed free to each apartment. Editorial of- fice: PIONEER building, Amache, Colo. Telephone 63. Editor...Sueo Sake Make-up ed…John Tsuruta Secretaries. Yayeko Morita Artist.....Tosh Matsumoto Tomoko Yatabe Reporters…Allen Asakawa Stencilists…Amy Minabe Henry Kusaba Ailene Hamamoto Technicians…………………………………………Fred Asai, Tad Fujii Part-t ime reporters…Betty Kanameishi, Bill Yamanoto _________Circulation...Haruo Kawase_______________________ SCHOLARSHIP HONORS WON BY TWO AMACHE STUDENTS Misses Kiku Fukuyama and Elinor Umezawa,daught- ers of Mr. and Mrs. K. Fu- kuyama and Mr. and Mrs. B. Umezawa respectively of this center,were among the 23 Doane college students who were cited at a special convocation, Sept. 23, for special scholarship honors won in 1942-43, it was re- vealed by the publicity department of Doane college, Nebr. NEW INSTRUCTORS SWORN INTO OFFICE Mrs. Nan S. Creaghe county school superintend- ent of Prowers County,vis- ited this center on Wednes- day,to see that the newly- assigned teachers were sworn into office it was disclosed yesterday by Enoch Dumas, elementary school principal. START FUND FOR SCHOLARSHIP In the event that a scholarship fund is started all prospective college students may leave their names with Mary Morita at Paul J. Terry’s office in the south administration building, according to the education section. TERRY TAKEN ILL Paul J. Terry, superin- tendent of education was suddenly taken ill on Thurs- day, the education section revealed,. Temporarily re- placing him is Enoch Dumas, elementary school principal. YBA DONATION A monetary donation was made to the Amache YBA by Hidetsugu and Katsumi Uye- da,former, members, who re- cently departed for Tule Lake . VISITING ====SOLDIERS=== Pfc. Masashi Kusuda, Camp Crowder, Mo.; Pfc. George Marubashi, Camp Grant, Ill.; Pfc. Joseph Deguchi, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.; Pfc. 0. Abe, Camp Robinson, Ark.; S/Sgt. T. Hirano, Sgt. Shigeru Suzu- ki, T/5 Toshio Morita,Pvt. Edwin Ohki, Pvt. Paul Ota- ya, Camp Shelby, Miss.; Sgt. Ned Nakamura, Cpl. Fred Haita, Fort Riley, Kans.; Pfc. Thomas Kimura, Yasuo Mori, (Rank Unknown) Camp Hale, Colo. S/Sgt. Charles H. Fujii, T/4 Tom. Furusho, Pvt. Soy Takechi, Pvt. Shigehiko Ishigaki,Pvt. S. Nagasoke, Camp Shelby,Miss.; 1st Ship- mate Sam Kasai, New York. NOTICE… To S.. Kimura, he or she, please identify your - self with address and full name so we may pub- lish your letter in the next issue. --ed RELIGIOUS GROUP AIDS RELOCATION An appeal to help Japa- nese Americans and Japanese coming to this city was sent last week to"the Chris- tian Ministers of New York City" by the New York Church Committee for Japanese Work, was a story in a recent New York Times issue. The appeal was "for un- derstanding and cooperation in form of aid in matter of housing, employment, social contacts, church affilia- tions, and other adjust- ments, not for funds." PARENTS' COUNCIL HOLD FIRST MEETING The elementary school's parents'council held their initial meeting at 8H-9C Wednesday afternoon, it was disclosed by Dr. Enoch Dumas, elementary school principal. JOBS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSLATORS Jobs are available for Japanese translators,issei or kibei, for overseas duties, according to Mario Vecchio,placement officer. Salary will be around $3,000 yearly, and applicants may secure further information at the employment office. PARENTS PAY VISIT Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Camp- bell of Savannah, Ga. ar- rived in the center Thurs- day to visit their daugh- ter, Maida G. Campbell, su- pervisor of the Silk Screen shop,according to Jack Ito, employee of the department. This trio left for Den- ver Thursday for the weekend . =====JOB OPPORTUNITIES=== Qualified bookkeeper, physician's office,$40 wk, Detroit. Two girls, addressing envelopes, $115 mo, De- troit. 10 men,18 yrs and over, 50 girls, 16 years or over, bakery work, no exp req, start $26 wk and raise, Detroit. Opportunity for domestic couple on estate,have sep- arate house and be allowed use of a Chevrolet Coupe for personal purposes,$125 mo, Kansas City. 20 male and female work- ers for luggage manufactur- ing firm, may earn up to $7 per day; woodworkers, 63 cts to 90 cts hr,Kansas City. 160 acre farm available for rent or employment for single or family man, 4- room house, wages-single, $80 mo bd and rm, family man $100 mo plus house and some commodities. |
