Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 4

              Page 8_________________PIONEER___________November   10,   1943
AMACHE OBSERVES 23rd ANNUAL
AMERICAN   EDUCATION   WEEK   
   "Education for Victory,"
as its general topic, the
23rd annual American Educa-
tion Week, under the spon-
sorship, of such organizations
as the National Education
Association, American Le-
gion and the Congress of
Parents Teachers,was open-
ed by a panel discussion in
assembly by the American
History class Monday.  The
goal of this campaign is to
present the needs, aims 
and achievements  of  the
school and will be culmin-
ated by another assembly 
in the high school auditorium
Friday.
26  entrants  in Hi
Casaba  Leagues
   Local high school’s four
basketball leagues, namely,
“AA”, “A”, “B” and “C” have
a bumper crop of 26 entrants
and a lively competition 
is expected in every divi-
sion, announced Coach John
Hoke.
   Leagues are expected to
get underway after the
Thanksgiving holiday and
the games are open to the
public .
   Only the double "A" and
single “A”  games  will  be
played at night, for which
games there will be a nomi-
nal admission charge to de-
fray expenses.
MITCHELL  LEAVES
FOR  UTAH
   Ralph Mitchell,adminis-
trative assistant,left for
Salt Lake City, Utah, last
week on a vacation, accord- 
ing to R. C. Sherman, pro-
perty officer.
   Mitchell is expected to
return  Nov. 18  to  the pro-
ject.
BASKETBALL  GOALS
TO BE  SET  UP
   Within 10 days the two
end basketball goals will
bet setup at the local high
school gym and the court
will be ready for regula-
tion games,  according to
the recreation athletic
department.
   Construction work on
backboards and basket in-
stallations are being ably
handled by Shig  Sakamoto
and Bob Sofye,under Shiro-
naka's supervision.
RELOCATION  POSSIBILITIES  IN
MIDWEST  AREA  ARE  RELEASED
   Special job offers that would interest every type of prospective relocatee are
being offered in the Midwest area by the visiting Kansas City relocation officers.
   Officials will hold detailed consultations during this week with  any individual
or  group at the employment office from 9 to 11 a.m. on any job offers listed below.
      OMAHA, NEBR.
   Linotype operator, $1.05
hr with overtime.
   Watchmakers, $90-$100
wk, commission basis-50%.
   6 stenographers, $80 mo
to start.
   Vegetable clerk in whole-
sale firm, 50 [cts] hr first mo
plus time and a half.
   Typists, a n y number,
$18-$20 wk to start.
  Grocery clerk to stock
shelves  and  work behind
counter, $25 wk.
   Truck farming for couple,
$100 mo with housing,electric-
ity and commodities.
   Chicken and hog ranch,
$50 mo with 6 rm house.
   Car washers , 50 [cts] hr 
plus overtime.
   Hotel workers, cooks,
bus boys, housemen, $60-
$150mo with meals.
   Farm work, $75 mo with
house and commodities.
   Hospital dietician, 50
mo with uniform and meals.
   Cold storage stevedores,
60 [cts]-70[cts] jr wotj 1½.
   Egg drying, 54 [cts]-60[cts] hr
$35 wk average.
   Truck driving, welding,
whse work in steel plant,
60[cts]-80[cts] hr.
    DES  MOINES,  IA.
   2 5 hospital workers,
$75 mo and full maint.
   60 boys and girls for
restaurant work,  $60-$80
mo with 3 meals.
   50 handy men for garages,
stores, $25 wk.
   20 farm workers, $60 mo
and maint.
   Property clerk,  $120 mo.
   Domestic work for family
relocation, rm. and bd pro-
vided.
   Optical workers, 50[cts] hr
and 1½.
   Cook, 100 mo plus maint.
   Practical  nurse, very
little exp req, $75 mo.
   Printer,  $25-$35 wk to
start.
   Steward, $150 mo.
      St. Louis, Mo.
   Research chemist, $175-
$200 mo.
   3 physicians, $2000 yr
plus maint.  for doctor and
wife.
   3 registered nurses,
$125 mo.
   Physics  instructor at
Jefferson College, $2400
yr. min.
   Machinists, $200 mo or
better.
   5  factory hands,   70 [cts] hr
with   1½.
   Sheet   metal  workers,
$1.00-$1.25  hr,   with  1½.
   Mechanical draftsman,
60    boys
$35   for   40 hr wk.
   Arc welder, 90[cts]-$1.20 hr. 
   Mechanics for jukeboxes,
$35  wk.
   Mechanics helpers for
GMC, average earnings $35
wk.
     KANSAS  CITY, MO.
   Carpenters and cabinet
makers,   65[cts]-73[cts] hr.
   3 fems for garment fac-
tory,   $18  wk  to start.
   Factory workers, 60[cts] hr
with  1½.
   Refrigeration and arc
motor mechanics,   $25 wk
plus overtome.
   Photo finisher, $l hr,
40 hrs guaranteed.
  Body shop man, $ 40 wk
for 48 hrs.
   Printers, 80[cts] hr Excel-
slor Springs, Mo.
   Physics instructor,  $160
mo to start, permanent.
   Dental tech, $150 mo.
   Domestic work, $60-$85
mo for single girls, $125-
$200 mo for couples.
   Radio man to repair do-
mestic appliances, $25-$60
wk, good housing.
   Biology chemist, $200
advancement.
   Painters,  hotel work,
flat paints and enamel,
$5.48  plus   overtime.
   Storekeeper to handle
general supplies and meats,
promotions.
    Hotel cooks, $125-$200
mo.
   Valet for hotel, good
income.