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November 20, 1943_____________________PIONEER______________________Page 3
NISEI HARVEST TULE LAKE
PRODUCE AT CURRENT WAGES
HEART MOUNTAIN Wyo.,Nov.
17.-Japanese-American work-
ers, recruited from other
relocation camps after in-
ternees at the Tule Lake,
Calif. camp refused to work.
are earning over $70 week.
This was disclosed Tues-
day in a report to the WRA
Camp newspaper at Heart Moun-
tain. The paper said there
237 volunteer workers
from four inland WRA camps
at the Tule Lake project
and that they were putting
in an average of better than
ten hours per day harvest-
ing cabbage, carrot, grain
and potatoes.
Meanwhile, WRA officials
announced the start of a
new relocation program de-
signed to speed evacuees
throughout the nation, ex-
cept on the west coast.
EVACUEES MUST FIND
PLACE IN U.S. LIFE
In a formal statement,
WRA officials said:
“Since relocation is
the primary objective of
the WRA, it is important
that we have a common un-
derstanding of the basic
assumptions on which the
relocation policy is based.
These are:
“1-Evacuees must ulti-
mately find their place in
American society and not in
The relocation c enters,
Which are temporary homes,
"2--Resettlement in the
near future is desirable
for the evacuees and the
nation because it is the
most effective means of
re-establishing civil rights
“3- Relocation is a vi-
tal contribution to the
solution of the nation's
urgent manpower problem.
"4--Continued - life in
relocation center is under-
mining the independence of
a vigorous and self-reliant
people, and this independ-
dence can be preserved only
thru their efforts to re-
establish themselves in the
life of American communities.
“5-The assimilation of
Americans of Japanese an-
cestry and the solution of
their problems can be aided
by the education of the
American public thru first-
hand contact.”
____________KEEP AMACHE CLEAN_____________
WOODWORK CLASSES
BUILD BABY BEDS
The high school wood-
work classes have construct-
ed 25 baby beds for the
center hospital, and are
in the process of building
75 more.
The classes are under
the supervision of Leo
Kraus.
__________LOST___________
LOST: A brown and white
fox terrier answering to
the name of “Spot.” Finder
please notify the Granada
fish market employees.
CO-OP OFFICE RELEASES
RECENT ELECTION RESULTS
Results of Monday’s e-
lection for the co-op board
of directors, membership
committee, and auditing
committee were released
yesterday by the co-op of-
officers.
Those elected as members
of the board of directors
were Shinshichi Fujino, I-
wazo Hanamoto,James J. Hi-
kido, Akira Inaba, Matsu-
shi Naruse, Tomotaro Nishi-
zakui, Seizo Usui, Koshiro
Umekubo and Tamasaburo Yu-
zawa.
Elections returns found
Clarence Arima, Norman M.
Kishi and Mack H. Saito
as members of the auditing
Committee, while Toyoji Kon-
no, Tatsuhiko Miyamoto and
Kenjiro Nozawa were elected
as the membership committee.
MOVIES
TODAY
7:00 P.M.-6H Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.--7K Mess Hall
(Rose of Washington
Square)
TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.-9H Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-9L Mess Hall
(Footlight Serenade)
MONDAY
7:00 p.m.-7G Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-8F Mess Hall
TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.-9E Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-11E Mess Hall
Concluding its four-day
run in the center tonight
is 20th Century Fox pro-
duction “Rose of Washing-
ton Square.”
Starting tomorrow night
is “Footlight Serenade” a
highly musical show star-
ring Betty Grable, John
Payne, Victor Mature and a
top-notch cast. Grable is
cast as a chorus girl
and Payne as her fiancé. The
action that follows when
Mature, a conceited play-
boy and ex-puglilist tries
To lure Grable from Payne
is amusing. --JO
VISITING
======SOLDIERS=====
Cpl. Sam Tsurata, Camp
Carson, Colo.; T/Sgt, Har-
Old Nakamura, S/Sgt Tom
Takata, Camp Savage, Minn.;
Pfc. Takeshi Takeuchi,
Camp Robinson, Ark.; Pfc.
Tom Morikawa, Pfc . Minoru
Fujita, S/Sgt. Ben Kumagi,
Camp Shelby, Miss.
WEDDING IBELLS
DAN CUPID RUNS WILD
Mr, and Mrs. H. Tachi-
kawa of 12G announced the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Toyo, to Shig Kanemaki,
12G, Nov. 10 at the bride-
elect's home.
The baishakunin w ere
Mr. and Mrs. U. Hirotsuka
and Mr. and Mrs. I. Kishi.
©
A reception party an-
nouncing the marriage of
Miss Setsuko Furuno to Mi-
chio Nagasui, who were wed-
ded on Sept. 1, was given
at the home of the bride-
groom's parents Sunday.
The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Shige-
ru Furuno of 9H, while the
groom is_the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Yaohachi Wagasugi
6G.
©
Miss Masako Kiguchi be-
came the bride of Shinpei
Miyake Sunday at Frank Tsu-
chiya's home with Rev.
Lester Suzuki officiating
the wedding ceremony.
The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Haruzo
Kiguchi of 8K, and the "bride-
groom, an employee of the
Granada Fish Market, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Toramatsu Miyake.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 7 |
| Date | 1943-11-20 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 2 |
| Issue number or date | 7 |
| Page count | 9 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 3 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V02_N07_P03 |
| Page number | page 3 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | November 20, 1943_____________________PIONEER______________________Page 3 NISEI HARVEST TULE LAKE PRODUCE AT CURRENT WAGES HEART MOUNTAIN Wyo.,Nov. 17.-Japanese-American work- ers, recruited from other relocation camps after in- ternees at the Tule Lake, Calif. camp refused to work. are earning over $70 week. This was disclosed Tues- day in a report to the WRA Camp newspaper at Heart Moun- tain. The paper said there 237 volunteer workers from four inland WRA camps at the Tule Lake project and that they were putting in an average of better than ten hours per day harvest- ing cabbage, carrot, grain and potatoes. Meanwhile, WRA officials announced the start of a new relocation program de- signed to speed evacuees throughout the nation, ex- cept on the west coast. EVACUEES MUST FIND PLACE IN U.S. LIFE In a formal statement, WRA officials said: “Since relocation is the primary objective of the WRA, it is important that we have a common un- derstanding of the basic assumptions on which the relocation policy is based. These are: “1-Evacuees must ulti- mately find their place in American society and not in The relocation c enters, Which are temporary homes, "2--Resettlement in the near future is desirable for the evacuees and the nation because it is the most effective means of re-establishing civil rights “3- Relocation is a vi- tal contribution to the solution of the nation's urgent manpower problem. "4--Continued - life in relocation center is under- mining the independence of a vigorous and self-reliant people, and this independ- dence can be preserved only thru their efforts to re- establish themselves in the life of American communities. “5-The assimilation of Americans of Japanese an- cestry and the solution of their problems can be aided by the education of the American public thru first- hand contact.” ____________KEEP AMACHE CLEAN_____________ WOODWORK CLASSES BUILD BABY BEDS The high school wood- work classes have construct- ed 25 baby beds for the center hospital, and are in the process of building 75 more. The classes are under the supervision of Leo Kraus. __________LOST___________ LOST: A brown and white fox terrier answering to the name of “Spot.” Finder please notify the Granada fish market employees. CO-OP OFFICE RELEASES RECENT ELECTION RESULTS Results of Monday’s e- lection for the co-op board of directors, membership committee, and auditing committee were released yesterday by the co-op of- officers. Those elected as members of the board of directors were Shinshichi Fujino, I- wazo Hanamoto,James J. Hi- kido, Akira Inaba, Matsu- shi Naruse, Tomotaro Nishi- zakui, Seizo Usui, Koshiro Umekubo and Tamasaburo Yu- zawa. Elections returns found Clarence Arima, Norman M. Kishi and Mack H. Saito as members of the auditing Committee, while Toyoji Kon- no, Tatsuhiko Miyamoto and Kenjiro Nozawa were elected as the membership committee. MOVIES TODAY 7:00 P.M.-6H Mess Hall 7:45 p.m.--7K Mess Hall (Rose of Washington Square) TOMORROW 7:00 p.m.-9H Mess Hall 7:45 p.m.-9L Mess Hall (Footlight Serenade) MONDAY 7:00 p.m.-7G Mess Hall 7:45 p.m.-8F Mess Hall TUESDAY 7:00 p.m.-9E Mess Hall 7:45 p.m.-11E Mess Hall Concluding its four-day run in the center tonight is 20th Century Fox pro- duction “Rose of Washing- ton Square.” Starting tomorrow night is “Footlight Serenade” a highly musical show star- ring Betty Grable, John Payne, Victor Mature and a top-notch cast. Grable is cast as a chorus girl and Payne as her fiancé. The action that follows when Mature, a conceited play- boy and ex-puglilist tries To lure Grable from Payne is amusing. --JO VISITING ======SOLDIERS===== Cpl. Sam Tsurata, Camp Carson, Colo.; T/Sgt, Har- Old Nakamura, S/Sgt Tom Takata, Camp Savage, Minn.; Pfc. Takeshi Takeuchi, Camp Robinson, Ark.; Pfc. Tom Morikawa, Pfc . Minoru Fujita, S/Sgt. Ben Kumagi, Camp Shelby, Miss. WEDDING IBELLS DAN CUPID RUNS WILD Mr, and Mrs. H. Tachi- kawa of 12G announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Toyo, to Shig Kanemaki, 12G, Nov. 10 at the bride- elect's home. The baishakunin w ere Mr. and Mrs. U. Hirotsuka and Mr. and Mrs. I. Kishi. © A reception party an- nouncing the marriage of Miss Setsuko Furuno to Mi- chio Nagasui, who were wed- ded on Sept. 1, was given at the home of the bride- groom's parents Sunday. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Shige- ru Furuno of 9H, while the groom is_the son of Mr. and Mrs. Yaohachi Wagasugi 6G. © Miss Masako Kiguchi be- came the bride of Shinpei Miyake Sunday at Frank Tsu- chiya's home with Rev. Lester Suzuki officiating the wedding ceremony. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Haruzo Kiguchi of 8K, and the "bride- groom, an employee of the Granada Fish Market, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Toramatsu Miyake. |
