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Page 4______________________PIONEER__________________January 26, 1944
HOSPITAL
NEWS
The tuberculosis ward
in our center hospital
which opened in November
of 1942 has admitted a to-
tal of 35 patients to date.
Of this number, 7 patients
have already been dismiss-
ed.
And all these arrested
cases have been re-examined
every three months to pre-
vent recurrence and all
family members of the pa-
tients have been examined
every six months.
This precautionary step
is taken to detect the in-
fection early so that no
one suspected of tubercu-
losis will transmit to
others.
We have not discovered
all the tuberculosis cases
in our center,however every
effort is being mustered
to uncover them and provide
the proper treatment.--Dr.
Sosaburo Yamada.
-H-
Interne Robert- Obi, a
member of the medical staff
since the hospital's orga-
nization, was given a fare-
well dinner Sunday evening
at the hospital mess.
Obi relocated to Detroit,
Mich., Monday, where he will
apprentice at the Harper
Hospital research labora-
tory.
-H-
The out patient clinic
waiting room will be enlarged
as soon as approval from
Washington is received,ac-
cording to Dr. William T.
Carstarphen, chief medical
officer.
VISITING
======SOLDIERS====
Cpl.C Tanji, Pfc. Har-
ry Fukuyama, Camp Savage,
Minn.; Pvt. Eijii Nakano,
Sgt. Steve Sugano, Camp
Phillips, Kans.; Pfc. Ben
Sasaki,Pfc. Naoye Togashi,
Camp Shelby, Miss.; Isamu
Kuse, Miyaki Inaba, Camp
Robinson,Ark.; Cpl. Yoshio
Uyechi, Camp Grant, Ill.;
Pfc. Ted Fujii, Fort Leo-
nard Wood, Mo.
===FOUND===
A man's wrist watch, in
front of the tire depart-
ment. Loser may identify
and claim it at the Fire
department office.
SINO-JAPANESE HARMONY
EXISTS IN OMAHA AREA
The "invading" sons of
Nippon into Chinese strong-
hold were greeted with open
arms, states the Jan. 16
edition of the World-Herald
in a full-page spread head-
ed "Sino-Japanese Peace in
Omaha."
The King Fong cafe stands
as the stronghold which
now employs three relo-
catees as wait ers from the
Tule Lake center. Chinese
Manager George Beck who
has served the Chinese col-
ony for many years states
that Sino-Japanese relations
are excellent, at least
in Omaha.
The trio--Kazuo Kay Nit-
ta, Sen Fujii and Roy Naka-
to--is typical of the 125
Jap a n e s e Americans now
living and working in Omaha,
continues the World-Herald.
Others mentioned in the
picture spread are Masako
Matsunami, fur seamstress;
Amile Okasaki and Jack Kaya,
hotel fountain boys;Yashao
and Masao Tomita, hotel
workers; Flora Kakehashi
and Terry Takatsuno, of-
fice workers; and Takao
Misaki and Yosaku Henry
Katayama, watch repair.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY
RE-ELECTS KAMIYA
Mrs. S. Kamiya was re-
elected president of the
Amache Women's Federation
at an election held at the
Hospitality House Thursday.
Others on the cabinet
are Mrs. C. Tatara, vice-
president and representa-
tive of social welfare ad-
visory board; Mrs. H. Shi-
zuru, Japanese secretary;
Mrs. M. Murai, executive
secretary; Mrs. T. Terami,
treasurer; and Mrs. Ohama,
Red Cross representative.
Regular meeting of the
club will be held on the
first Thursday of each
month.
VITAL
====STATISTICS====
BIRTH:
To Mr. and Mrs. Satoru
Katayama, 12H-12D, a girl,
Jan. 24.
===AMACHE
Church
NEWS
A young people's Fellow-
ship Hour, sponsored by
the Amache Seventh-Day Ad-
ventist Church, will be
held at the 9H recreation
hall tonight,7:00 o'clock.
o O o
A special Bible class
will be conducted by the
Amache Seventh-Day Adven-
tist Church tomorrow night,
7 o'clock, at the 9H rec-
reation hall.
All interested persons
are invited to attend.
oOo
Dr. P. A. "Webber, relo-
cation officer of Salt Lake
City, is slated to meet
with the members of the
Amache Seventh-day Adventist
Church. Dr. Webger was
formerly connected with the
Seventh-day Adventist school
in Tokyo, Japan.
oOo
A discussion on “The
Living of Seicho-No-Iye”
will be conducted by Unosuke
Karatsu at the 12G recrea-
tion hall tomorrow night,
7 o’clock.
The Shinsokwan prayer,
selected readings from
Seicho-No-Iye Scripture
and magazine will also be
included in the evening’s
service.
CHURCH SERVICES SATURDAY
Event Time Place
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Fellowship 7:00 p.m.(Wednesday) 9H
Vespers 6:30 p.m.(Friday) 9H
Children's Sabbath School 8:30 a.m. 9H
Adult Sabbath School 9:00 a.m. 9H
Sermon 10:00 a.m. 9H
Bible study 11:00 a.m. 9H
Sermon 1:30 p.m. 9H
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 24 |
| Date | 1944-01-26 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 2 |
| Issue number or date | 24 |
| Page count | 16 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 4 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V02_N24_P04 |
| Page number | page 4 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | Page 4______________________PIONEER__________________January 26, 1944 HOSPITAL NEWS The tuberculosis ward in our center hospital which opened in November of 1942 has admitted a to- tal of 35 patients to date. Of this number, 7 patients have already been dismiss- ed. And all these arrested cases have been re-examined every three months to pre- vent recurrence and all family members of the pa- tients have been examined every six months. This precautionary step is taken to detect the in- fection early so that no one suspected of tubercu- losis will transmit to others. We have not discovered all the tuberculosis cases in our center,however every effort is being mustered to uncover them and provide the proper treatment.--Dr. Sosaburo Yamada. -H- Interne Robert- Obi, a member of the medical staff since the hospital's orga- nization, was given a fare- well dinner Sunday evening at the hospital mess. Obi relocated to Detroit, Mich., Monday, where he will apprentice at the Harper Hospital research labora- tory. -H- The out patient clinic waiting room will be enlarged as soon as approval from Washington is received,ac- cording to Dr. William T. Carstarphen, chief medical officer. VISITING ======SOLDIERS==== Cpl.C Tanji, Pfc. Har- ry Fukuyama, Camp Savage, Minn.; Pvt. Eijii Nakano, Sgt. Steve Sugano, Camp Phillips, Kans.; Pfc. Ben Sasaki,Pfc. Naoye Togashi, Camp Shelby, Miss.; Isamu Kuse, Miyaki Inaba, Camp Robinson,Ark.; Cpl. Yoshio Uyechi, Camp Grant, Ill.; Pfc. Ted Fujii, Fort Leo- nard Wood, Mo. ===FOUND=== A man's wrist watch, in front of the tire depart- ment. Loser may identify and claim it at the Fire department office. SINO-JAPANESE HARMONY EXISTS IN OMAHA AREA The "invading" sons of Nippon into Chinese strong- hold were greeted with open arms, states the Jan. 16 edition of the World-Herald in a full-page spread head- ed "Sino-Japanese Peace in Omaha." The King Fong cafe stands as the stronghold which now employs three relo- catees as wait ers from the Tule Lake center. Chinese Manager George Beck who has served the Chinese col- ony for many years states that Sino-Japanese relations are excellent, at least in Omaha. The trio--Kazuo Kay Nit- ta, Sen Fujii and Roy Naka- to--is typical of the 125 Jap a n e s e Americans now living and working in Omaha, continues the World-Herald. Others mentioned in the picture spread are Masako Matsunami, fur seamstress; Amile Okasaki and Jack Kaya, hotel fountain boys;Yashao and Masao Tomita, hotel workers; Flora Kakehashi and Terry Takatsuno, of- fice workers; and Takao Misaki and Yosaku Henry Katayama, watch repair. WOMEN'S SOCIETY RE-ELECTS KAMIYA Mrs. S. Kamiya was re- elected president of the Amache Women's Federation at an election held at the Hospitality House Thursday. Others on the cabinet are Mrs. C. Tatara, vice- president and representa- tive of social welfare ad- visory board; Mrs. H. Shi- zuru, Japanese secretary; Mrs. M. Murai, executive secretary; Mrs. T. Terami, treasurer; and Mrs. Ohama, Red Cross representative. Regular meeting of the club will be held on the first Thursday of each month. VITAL ====STATISTICS==== BIRTH: To Mr. and Mrs. Satoru Katayama, 12H-12D, a girl, Jan. 24. ===AMACHE Church NEWS A young people's Fellow- ship Hour, sponsored by the Amache Seventh-Day Ad- ventist Church, will be held at the 9H recreation hall tonight,7:00 o'clock. o O o A special Bible class will be conducted by the Amache Seventh-Day Adven- tist Church tomorrow night, 7 o'clock, at the 9H rec- reation hall. All interested persons are invited to attend. oOo Dr. P. A. "Webber, relo- cation officer of Salt Lake City, is slated to meet with the members of the Amache Seventh-day Adventist Church. Dr. Webger was formerly connected with the Seventh-day Adventist school in Tokyo, Japan. oOo A discussion on “The Living of Seicho-No-Iye” will be conducted by Unosuke Karatsu at the 12G recrea- tion hall tomorrow night, 7 o’clock. The Shinsokwan prayer, selected readings from Seicho-No-Iye Scripture and magazine will also be included in the evening’s service. CHURCH SERVICES SATURDAY Event Time Place SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Fellowship 7:00 p.m.(Wednesday) 9H Vespers 6:30 p.m.(Friday) 9H Children's Sabbath School 8:30 a.m. 9H Adult Sabbath School 9:00 a.m. 9H Sermon 10:00 a.m. 9H Bible study 11:00 a.m. 9H Sermon 1:30 p.m. 9H |
