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December 1, 1943____________________PIONEER__________________Page 3
LINDLEY MOVES
INTO NEW HOME
Project Director James
G. Lindley and his family
moved into one of the newly-
constructed staff quarters
Monday, states Henry F.
Halliday,ssistant project
director.
Lindley was formerly
commuting from Lamar.
VITAL
===STATISTICS===
BIRTHS:
To Mr. and Mrs. Kiyoshi
Asai, 9E-2A, a girl, Nov.
24.
To Mr. and Mrs. Kazuto
Tokuno, 11H-4D, a boy, Nov.
24.
To Mr. and Mrs. Haruto
Morimoto, 9E-5B, a girl,
Nov. 27.
DEATHS:
Mr. Sohei Oda, 6F-1B,
age 58, Nov. 26.
Mr. Yosuke Masuda, 10H-
9A, age 74, Nov. 28.
NURSES' AIDE
---continued from page 1---
Where.
With the staff rapidly
diminishing, some type of
solution must be uncovered
in order to maintain the
efficiency of the hospital.
Johnson added that the
situation will be reviewed
by Dr. W. T. Carstarphen,
chief medical officer, this
week.
COMBAT TEAM LAUDED FOR
THEIR FIGHTING QUALITY
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN ITALY, Nov. 27,- There
are few if any more loyal
soldiers than the Japanese-
Americans of the 100th In-
fantry Battalion now fight-
ing the Nazis in this the-
ater.
That's the word of sol-
dier-comrades and officers
whose story, although nec-
essarily brief because of
security, is told here for
publication for the first
time: A picture of their
few days in a port of embar-
kation and their trip to
this theater which shows
them loyal, democratic ,
earnest, ready to fight-
and inveterate gamblers.
They went into the fight
in Italy shouting "Remember
Pearl Harbor” which totally
confused the enemy and, to
a lesser degree, confused
some Americans.
SAW JAPS ATTACK
Americans are sensitive
about Pearl Harbor, but the
100th Infantry Battalion-
recruited from loyal Japa-
nese-Americans in the Ha-
waiian Islands--is especial-
ly resentful. So are most
of their friends and rela-
tives, as evidenced by a
letter signed by hundreds
of Japanese-American girls
in Hawaii and received just
as the unit left its port
of embarkation. The letter
said:
"Beloved Friends and
Brothers of the 100th Infantry:
"We are so proud that
you are able to represent
us from the Hawaiian Islands
and that you have been given
----continued on page 8---
ACTING ATTORNEY
ARRIVES HERE
Jack Curtis from Rohwer,
Ark., arrived here Monday
to act as temporary project
attorney during Donald Horn’s
absence. The latter is re-
cuperating from last week's
major operation for rupture
at the Charles Maxwell hos-
pital in Lamar.
Curtis Is expected to
remain for two weeks.
CALL FOR ISSEI
TALENT ISSUED
In order that issei pro-
grams may be resumed next
week, interested partici-
pants are urged to register
immediately at the 8F rec-
reation office, announces
Taka Aratani, of the rec-
reation department.
===JOB OPPORTUNITIES====
5 families for farms,
same vicinity, $80 mo plus
house, no furniture, near
Manhattan, Kans.
Girl ass't director,
prefer college grad, soci-
ology or phy. ed major,
$135 - $150 mo,Kansas City
YWCA.
Photo-finisher and su-
pervisor, Harrisburg, Pa.
Girl steno or sales an-
alyst, $100 mo start-40 hr
wk, 1 ½ overtime, Harris-
burg, Pa.
Ship clerk, $125 mo
start, advance on ability,
1 ½ overtime, Harrisburg, Pa.
Farm family from March 1,
$80 mo and up, no work for
wife, chickens, cow, and
hog furnished, share-basis
for hogs and chickens, mod-
ern house, 1/2 mi from school,
Iowa .
Man, laundry supt, Kan-
sas City hotel, $190 mo to
start*
Couple, woman as maid,
man for outdoor work, board
and room, Kansas, City.
Timber workers, for north
Wisconsin, complete details
at local employment office.
Man chef and woman cook
helper, $175 and mainte-
nance or share base, Milwau-
kee.
Farm couple, $125 mo and
maintenance, Ann Arbor,
Mich.
Girl cook to take charge
of house, $20 to $25 wk
and maintenance, or two
girls, $22 for cook and
$15 for second maid, Kan-
sas City.
Graduate nurse, up to
$150 plus rm and bd; 4
nurses' aides, $80 plus rm
and bd; 2 porters, 2 order-
lies, chauffers, $80 mo
plus rm and bd; at home for
aged people, Detroit.
MOVIES
MOVIES:
TODAY
7:00 p.m.- 7H mess hall
7:45 p.m.-8K mess hall
(Five Came Back)
TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.-6E mess hall
7:45 p.m.- 8E mess hall
FRIDAY
7:00 p.m.-11G mess hall
7:45 p.m.-12F mess hall
(Johnny Apollo)
Concluding its four-day
showing tomorrow is "Five
Came Back” starring Chester
Morris, Lucille Ball, Wendy
Barrie and John Carradine.
Chapter seven of the
Flash Gordon serial will
conclude its run tonight.
Starting from Friday is
the 20th Century Fox's
version of authentic melo-
drama, " Johnny Apollo,”
featuring Dorothy Lamour,
Tyrone Power and Edward
Arnold. It is a story of
underworld life and cheap
politicals mixed with a
boy's stubborn love for
his dad.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 10 |
| Date | 1943-12-01 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 2 |
| Issue number or date | 10 |
| Page count | 13 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 3 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V02_N10_P03 |
| Page number | page 3 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | December 1, 1943____________________PIONEER__________________Page 3 LINDLEY MOVES INTO NEW HOME Project Director James G. Lindley and his family moved into one of the newly- constructed staff quarters Monday, states Henry F. Halliday,ssistant project director. Lindley was formerly commuting from Lamar. VITAL ===STATISTICS=== BIRTHS: To Mr. and Mrs. Kiyoshi Asai, 9E-2A, a girl, Nov. 24. To Mr. and Mrs. Kazuto Tokuno, 11H-4D, a boy, Nov. 24. To Mr. and Mrs. Haruto Morimoto, 9E-5B, a girl, Nov. 27. DEATHS: Mr. Sohei Oda, 6F-1B, age 58, Nov. 26. Mr. Yosuke Masuda, 10H- 9A, age 74, Nov. 28. NURSES' AIDE ---continued from page 1--- Where. With the staff rapidly diminishing, some type of solution must be uncovered in order to maintain the efficiency of the hospital. Johnson added that the situation will be reviewed by Dr. W. T. Carstarphen, chief medical officer, this week. COMBAT TEAM LAUDED FOR THEIR FIGHTING QUALITY WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN ITALY, Nov. 27,- There are few if any more loyal soldiers than the Japanese- Americans of the 100th In- fantry Battalion now fight- ing the Nazis in this the- ater. That's the word of sol- dier-comrades and officers whose story, although nec- essarily brief because of security, is told here for publication for the first time: A picture of their few days in a port of embar- kation and their trip to this theater which shows them loyal, democratic , earnest, ready to fight- and inveterate gamblers. They went into the fight in Italy shouting "Remember Pearl Harbor” which totally confused the enemy and, to a lesser degree, confused some Americans. SAW JAPS ATTACK Americans are sensitive about Pearl Harbor, but the 100th Infantry Battalion- recruited from loyal Japa- nese-Americans in the Ha- waiian Islands--is especial- ly resentful. So are most of their friends and rela- tives, as evidenced by a letter signed by hundreds of Japanese-American girls in Hawaii and received just as the unit left its port of embarkation. The letter said: "Beloved Friends and Brothers of the 100th Infantry: "We are so proud that you are able to represent us from the Hawaiian Islands and that you have been given ----continued on page 8--- ACTING ATTORNEY ARRIVES HERE Jack Curtis from Rohwer, Ark., arrived here Monday to act as temporary project attorney during Donald Horn’s absence. The latter is re- cuperating from last week's major operation for rupture at the Charles Maxwell hos- pital in Lamar. Curtis Is expected to remain for two weeks. CALL FOR ISSEI TALENT ISSUED In order that issei pro- grams may be resumed next week, interested partici- pants are urged to register immediately at the 8F rec- reation office, announces Taka Aratani, of the rec- reation department. ===JOB OPPORTUNITIES==== 5 families for farms, same vicinity, $80 mo plus house, no furniture, near Manhattan, Kans. Girl ass't director, prefer college grad, soci- ology or phy. ed major, $135 - $150 mo,Kansas City YWCA. Photo-finisher and su- pervisor, Harrisburg, Pa. Girl steno or sales an- alyst, $100 mo start-40 hr wk, 1 ½ overtime, Harris- burg, Pa. Ship clerk, $125 mo start, advance on ability, 1 ½ overtime, Harrisburg, Pa. Farm family from March 1, $80 mo and up, no work for wife, chickens, cow, and hog furnished, share-basis for hogs and chickens, mod- ern house, 1/2 mi from school, Iowa . Man, laundry supt, Kan- sas City hotel, $190 mo to start* Couple, woman as maid, man for outdoor work, board and room, Kansas, City. Timber workers, for north Wisconsin, complete details at local employment office. Man chef and woman cook helper, $175 and mainte- nance or share base, Milwau- kee. Farm couple, $125 mo and maintenance, Ann Arbor, Mich. Girl cook to take charge of house, $20 to $25 wk and maintenance, or two girls, $22 for cook and $15 for second maid, Kan- sas City. Graduate nurse, up to $150 plus rm and bd; 4 nurses' aides, $80 plus rm and bd; 2 porters, 2 order- lies, chauffers, $80 mo plus rm and bd; at home for aged people, Detroit. MOVIES MOVIES: TODAY 7:00 p.m.- 7H mess hall 7:45 p.m.-8K mess hall (Five Came Back) TOMORROW 7:00 p.m.-6E mess hall 7:45 p.m.- 8E mess hall FRIDAY 7:00 p.m.-11G mess hall 7:45 p.m.-12F mess hall (Johnny Apollo) Concluding its four-day showing tomorrow is "Five Came Back” starring Chester Morris, Lucille Ball, Wendy Barrie and John Carradine. Chapter seven of the Flash Gordon serial will conclude its run tonight. Starting from Friday is the 20th Century Fox's version of authentic melo- drama, " Johnny Apollo,” featuring Dorothy Lamour, Tyrone Power and Edward Arnold. It is a story of underworld life and cheap politicals mixed with a boy's stubborn love for his dad. |
