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Janurary 8, 1944__________________PIONEER______________Page 3
BOB IZUMI, FIRST NISEI
ACCEPTED AS AIR CADET
DES MOINES, Ia.---Bob
Izumi, formerly of Sawtelle,
Calif., became what is be-
lieved to be the first nisei
to be accepted as civil
air patrol cadet here two
weeks ago.
Izumi left the Manzanar
relocation center last year
on a NYW training offer,
and had been doing odd jobs
around Des Moines when that
arrangement didn't materia-
lize.
The CAP, which has been
active in this area on a
patrol work and in arousing
youth interest in flying,
will enable Izumi to study
ground operation of planes
and will help him to learn
to fly. Izumi applied and
was accepted last month on
reaching 17, the CAP cadent
acceptance age.
AG BOYS TO VISIT
LIVESTOCK SHOW
Fifteen vocational ag-
rigulture boys, accompanied
by Lorenso J. Burgart and
Frank Watanabe, instructors,
will leave next Sunday,
Jan.16, to attend the Den-
ver national Livestock Show.
Each boy must pay his own
trip expenses.
26 REPRESENTATIVES TAKE
OATH OF OFFICE TUESDAY
Twenty-six representa-
tives begin their six-month
term of office to the Com-
munity Council, Tuesday.
Run-offs will be held
In 8F and 12E since no
candidate received a ma-
jority vote while in 7K a
resignation forces a re-
vote.
Results are:
6E *Roy H. Iizuka
6F *James furakawa
6G *Shiro Abe
6H *Seitaro Fukuhara
7E *Harry Shironaka
7F Chiyao Arimoto
7G *Takako Fuchigami
7H *Frank M. Watanabe
8E Naonosuke Shibutani
8G Annie Takamatsu
8K *Roy Uragami
9E Grace Suzuko Koike
9H *Horace Hamada
9K *Shinichi Furuya
9L Masaakira Fujiwara
10E Nobuo Sakamoto
10H *Toshio Sakai
11E Ed Kitazumi
11F Toshio Sako
11G *Wataru Higashida
11K John Naito
12F *Charles M. Yamamoto
12G Katsuki Iki
12H *Hajime Takata
12K *George Nakamura
(Asterisks (*) denote
re-election to office.)
WEEKLY SHOW
SLATED AT 8E
The weekly block talent
show will be held at 8E
mess hall tonight, 7:30
o’clock, according to the
community activities sec-
tion.
The highlight of the en-
tertainment program will
be a shibai. Other attract-
tions will be Dix Koga-and-
Roy Nikaido act, dance act
by Bubbles Endow and numbers by
BrushArai and his Royal
Araians.
21 INDEFINITES
ISSUED JAN.1
Indefinite leave divi-
sion of the project emply-
ment office started out
the new year of 1944 with
that proverbial “bang” by
granting 21 leaves for re-
location on its initial day
of business. This sets by
far the hioghest number of
relocatee “walking-papers”
issued in a single day for
many a “blue moon.”
ELIMINATION Of
CENTERS FAVORED
SIOUX FALLS, S.D.-A re-
solution favoring the eli-
mination of relocation cen-
ters for Japanese and Japa-
nese Americans and the re-
turn of the evacuees to
normal civilian life was
unanimously adopted at the
annual YMCA-YWCA conference
held at Sioux Falls College.
VISITING
===SOLDIERS===
Pvt. H.Shibata, Camp
Savage, Minn.; Pfc. Shigeo
Tabuchi, Fort Harrison,
Ind.; Sgt. William Nakano,
Fort Leavensworth, Kansas.
MOVIES
TODAY
7:00 p.m.-7E Mess hall
7:45 p.m.-9K Mess hall
(“When Johnny Comes
Marching Home”)
TOMORROW
7:00 P.M.-10H Mess hall
7:45 p.m.-9K Mess hall
MONDAY
7:00 p.m.-7F Mess hall
7:45 p.m.-6G Mess hall
TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.-12E Mess hall
7:45 p.m.-10E Mess hall
Featuring a dozen musical
numbers and a hit parade
of jive and joy stars with
radio’s miracle, musical
maids of charm is Universal’s
“When Johnny Comes Marching
Home,” the picture now show-
ing.
Laughter, romance and
music are blended skillfully
in this entertainment which
deals with the adventures
of one of Uncle Sam’s fight-
ing men who returns home
on a furlough.
The start-studded cast
Includes Gloria Jean, Don-
ald O’Connor, Allan Jones,
Jane Frazee, Peggy Ryan,
Four Step Brothers, and
Phil Spitalny and his All-
girl orchestra. --JO
COMMUNITY COUNCIL
ELECTS NEW CABINET
The Granada relocation
center community council
elected its new cabinet
Tuesday morning at Town
Hall. The following members
were elected to take of-
fice for the coming six
months: chairman, Shiro
Abe; vice-chairman, Frank
Masao Watanabe; secretary,
Takao Fuchigami; and trea-
surer, Roy Iizuka.
Executive committee:
District (I) - Shiro Abe;
(II)-Seitaro Fukuhara; (III)
-Edward Kitazumi; (IV)-Roy
Uragami; and (V) -Hajime
Takata.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 19 |
| Date | 1944-01-08 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 2 |
| Issue number or date | 19 |
| Page count | 13 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 3 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V02_N19_P03 |
| Page number | page 3 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | Janurary 8, 1944__________________PIONEER______________Page 3 BOB IZUMI, FIRST NISEI ACCEPTED AS AIR CADET DES MOINES, Ia.---Bob Izumi, formerly of Sawtelle, Calif., became what is be- lieved to be the first nisei to be accepted as civil air patrol cadet here two weeks ago. Izumi left the Manzanar relocation center last year on a NYW training offer, and had been doing odd jobs around Des Moines when that arrangement didn't materia- lize. The CAP, which has been active in this area on a patrol work and in arousing youth interest in flying, will enable Izumi to study ground operation of planes and will help him to learn to fly. Izumi applied and was accepted last month on reaching 17, the CAP cadent acceptance age. AG BOYS TO VISIT LIVESTOCK SHOW Fifteen vocational ag- rigulture boys, accompanied by Lorenso J. Burgart and Frank Watanabe, instructors, will leave next Sunday, Jan.16, to attend the Den- ver national Livestock Show. Each boy must pay his own trip expenses. 26 REPRESENTATIVES TAKE OATH OF OFFICE TUESDAY Twenty-six representa- tives begin their six-month term of office to the Com- munity Council, Tuesday. Run-offs will be held In 8F and 12E since no candidate received a ma- jority vote while in 7K a resignation forces a re- vote. Results are: 6E *Roy H. Iizuka 6F *James furakawa 6G *Shiro Abe 6H *Seitaro Fukuhara 7E *Harry Shironaka 7F Chiyao Arimoto 7G *Takako Fuchigami 7H *Frank M. Watanabe 8E Naonosuke Shibutani 8G Annie Takamatsu 8K *Roy Uragami 9E Grace Suzuko Koike 9H *Horace Hamada 9K *Shinichi Furuya 9L Masaakira Fujiwara 10E Nobuo Sakamoto 10H *Toshio Sakai 11E Ed Kitazumi 11F Toshio Sako 11G *Wataru Higashida 11K John Naito 12F *Charles M. Yamamoto 12G Katsuki Iki 12H *Hajime Takata 12K *George Nakamura (Asterisks (*) denote re-election to office.) WEEKLY SHOW SLATED AT 8E The weekly block talent show will be held at 8E mess hall tonight, 7:30 o’clock, according to the community activities sec- tion. The highlight of the en- tertainment program will be a shibai. Other attract- tions will be Dix Koga-and- Roy Nikaido act, dance act by Bubbles Endow and numbers by BrushArai and his Royal Araians. 21 INDEFINITES ISSUED JAN.1 Indefinite leave divi- sion of the project emply- ment office started out the new year of 1944 with that proverbial “bang” by granting 21 leaves for re- location on its initial day of business. This sets by far the hioghest number of relocatee “walking-papers” issued in a single day for many a “blue moon.” ELIMINATION Of CENTERS FAVORED SIOUX FALLS, S.D.-A re- solution favoring the eli- mination of relocation cen- ters for Japanese and Japa- nese Americans and the re- turn of the evacuees to normal civilian life was unanimously adopted at the annual YMCA-YWCA conference held at Sioux Falls College. VISITING ===SOLDIERS=== Pvt. H.Shibata, Camp Savage, Minn.; Pfc. Shigeo Tabuchi, Fort Harrison, Ind.; Sgt. William Nakano, Fort Leavensworth, Kansas. MOVIES TODAY 7:00 p.m.-7E Mess hall 7:45 p.m.-9K Mess hall (“When Johnny Comes Marching Home”) TOMORROW 7:00 P.M.-10H Mess hall 7:45 p.m.-9K Mess hall MONDAY 7:00 p.m.-7F Mess hall 7:45 p.m.-6G Mess hall TUESDAY 7:00 p.m.-12E Mess hall 7:45 p.m.-10E Mess hall Featuring a dozen musical numbers and a hit parade of jive and joy stars with radio’s miracle, musical maids of charm is Universal’s “When Johnny Comes Marching Home,” the picture now show- ing. Laughter, romance and music are blended skillfully in this entertainment which deals with the adventures of one of Uncle Sam’s fight- ing men who returns home on a furlough. The start-studded cast Includes Gloria Jean, Don- ald O’Connor, Allan Jones, Jane Frazee, Peggy Ryan, Four Step Brothers, and Phil Spitalny and his All- girl orchestra. --JO COMMUNITY COUNCIL ELECTS NEW CABINET The Granada relocation center community council elected its new cabinet Tuesday morning at Town Hall. The following members were elected to take of- fice for the coming six months: chairman, Shiro Abe; vice-chairman, Frank Masao Watanabe; secretary, Takao Fuchigami; and trea- surer, Roy Iizuka. Executive committee: District (I) - Shiro Abe; (II)-Seitaro Fukuhara; (III) -Edward Kitazumi; (IV)-Roy Uragami; and (V) -Hajime Takata. |
