Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 12

              Page 4____________________PIONEER_______________December 8, 1943
UNOSUKE KARATSU
TO  DELIVER  SERMON
   Discussion on “Curing
From Illness by Spiritual
Awakening” will be conducted
by Unosuke Karatsu in to-
morrow’s Seicho-No-lye meet-
ing at 12G recreation hall,
7:00 p.m.
   Selected readings from
“Seimei-No-Jisso” and Sei-
cho-No-lye magazine, testi-
monials, and the Shinsokwan
prayer will be included in
the evening service.
Y P   FELLOWSHIP
HOUR   SCHEDULED
   A young people’s fellow-
ship hour, sponsored by the
Amache Seventh-Day Advent-
ist church, will be held 
tonight at 7 o’clock, 9H
recreation hall.
    Special music will be
featured.  Everyone is wel-
come to attend.
DeWIIT’S  EXCLUSION OF JAPANESE
UPHELD BY US CIRCUIT COURT
   SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2-
The constitutionality of
Lieut.Gen.John L. DeWitt’s
evacuation orders for all
persons of Japanese ances-
try from West coast military
areas was upheld by the
Ninth Federal Circuit Court 
of Appeals in a case rati-
fied by the Supreme Court,
according to the New York 
Times.
   The decision, written
by Judge Curtis D. Wilbur,
was signed by four other
Western judges.
   That General DeWitt’s 
orders had exceeded “the
area of discretionary powers
legally to be excercised
by him in Military Are
No.1” were not denied by 
Judge William Denman.  How-
ever, DeWitt devoted much
attention to hardships sus-
tained by Japanese Ameri-
cans not only through their
being evacuated but by
being kept in detention,
and he expressed the hope
that the evacuees might be
compensated,stated Denman.
    Judge Wilbur declared
that the Supreme Court had
upheld the validity of West
Coast “curfew hours” a-
gainst the Japanese in two
known cases. He added that
the Government in prosecut-
ing a war has the power to
do everything necessary
even if the powers it as-
sumes temporarily infringe
on some guaranteed liber-
ties of individuals.
  On the other hand,Judge
Stephens elaborated that
"there is no sanction in
o u r governmental scheme
for the courts to...take
unto  themselves the power
to vise the acts of Congress
and the President upon war
matters so long as such
acts are not in conflict
with the provisions of the
Constitution itself."
     CHURCH   SERVICES   SATURDAY
Event				Time			Place
   SEVENTH-DAY  ADVENTISTS
Children’s Sabbath School		8:30 a.m.			9H
Adult Sabbath School		9:30 a.m.			9H
Sermon				2:30 p.m.		9H
Fellowship Hour			7:00 p.m.  (Wed.)		9H
Sunset Vespers			6:30 p.m.  (Fri.) 		10H-10A
=======JOB  OPPORTUNITIES====
   Couple, janitor-heating
engineer, $100-$125; woman.
$50 mo, 4 hr work daily,
plus furnished apartment,
Omaha.
   Bookkeeper-steno, $90
mo, living expense low,
Detroit Lakes, Minn.
   Five skilled carpenters
with tools, $1 hr-$1.14 hr
if capable; one qualified
cement finisher, same wages;
two laborers or apprentice
carpenters, 75 cents hr,
raise on ability, all 1 ½ 
overtime.20 rm home avail-
able at low cost, gov’t
house construction firm. 
   Ass’t floral designer,
$25 wk plus advancement,
Grand Rapids.
   X-ray tech, some exp
pref,will train if no exp,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
   Watchmaker, $75 wk; ap-
prentice, $30-$35 wk, Omaha.
   Three office clerks,
high school grad, need not
be steno $25 wk, Toledo.
   Paint chemist formula-
tor, need chem exp, start
$3000 or more if qualified;
two tinters or shaders,
some exp, 80 cents--$1.10
hr; two laborers, 80 cents
hr, 1 ½ overtime, varnish
factory.
   Men,  gen plant work
fill order and meat pack-
ing, 72 ½ cents hr, 1 ½ over-
time, 50-60 hrs wk, make
$36-$50 weekly; woman,
light work, start 45 cents
hr, raise plus bonus, 1 ½
overtime, exp butcher, $1
hr.
   Part-time school girl,
$30, bd and rm or two full-
time girls, $75-$80 mo, bd
and rm or couple, $150 bd
and rm.
   Two families for truck
farming and chicken rais-
ing, with experience to
take charge of production
and marketing, on 500 acre
Central Georgia farm.  Li-
beral share basis propo-
sition with freedom of o-
peration.  Family with
equipment and machinery
may promote truck farming
chiefly on its own.
   If interests, contact
Dr. Nat G. Long (Methodist
minister), 257 Rumson road,
NE, Atlanta, Ga., or the 
local employment office.
-.-
   Camp Ellis' personnel
officer  offers the follow-
ing jobs   for   evacuees:
   Five  plumbers,96  cents-
$1.03 hr, five helpers, 78
cents   hr;  five  electricians,
96     cents-$1.03 hr,     five
helpers,   75  cents   hr;   five
architects-draftsmen,   five
mechanics, $2000-$2600 yr/
five  heavy  equipment   oper-
ators,    five     5-ton    truck
operators,     89     cents     hr;
five   light  equipment  oper-
ators,     84     cents  hr;   five
draftsmen,   $1800-$2600 yr.
   Five photostat operat ors
$1600 and up; five artists,
$1800-$2000 yr;five dupli-
c at e machine operators,
$1800 yr; five waiters,
$100 mo; and five photo-
grapher-refinishers, salary
open.
    Any applicant  interested
should    write     to  Lt..   Col.
F. W.   Wolter,     Camp Ellis,
Ill., or contact center
employment office for fur-
ther particulars.