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January 29, 1944________________PIONEER___________Page 3
SCOUTS TO RECEIVE
COMMUNITY SERVICE
RIBBONS TONIGHT
Community service rib-
bons for good deeds perform-
ed to the center during
the past year will be a-
warded at the Fourth Dis-
trict Court of Honor to be
held this afternoon, 2 o'-
clock, at 10E Scout hall,
according to Scout Commiss-
ioner Ed M. Tokunaga.
Included in the presen-
tation of awards are four
Star badges, six first
class, three second class,
115 merit badges and 103
service pins.
©
Short TAKES
James G. Maitland, fis-
cal accountant of the fi-
nance section, will be
transferred to a general
accounting office at Santa
Monica, Calif, next week,
according to Read T. Han-
son, finance officer.
oOo
D. N. Katz, assistant
procurement officer, left
on his annual leave for Al-
berqueque, NM, Wednesday,
according to A. 0. Mead,
procurement officer. He
is ,sched uled to return
Thursday.
oOo
Anyone holding an in-
surance policy and desiring
aid may contact Danzo Kiyo-
wara of the project attor-
ney's office,
=====TRANSFERS====
Kumakichi Sakata, Tule
Lake.
Junichi Onishi, Tule
Lake.
PASADENA BOARD TO INDUCT
NISEI BEFORE PRE-WAR DADS
PASADENA-J. A. Byrne,
chairman of selective ser-
vice board No. 190, says
his board is preparing to
reclassify for induction
into the armed forces ap-
proximately 1,000 Japanese
Americans who were formerly
located at nearby Santa
Anita racetrack, when it
was an assembly center.
Induction of the Japanese,
Byrne added, may preclude
the calling of pre-Pearl
Harbor fathers in his dis-
trict for many months .
TONIGHT TALENT
REVUE POSTPONED
The weekly block talent
revue, originally scheduled
for tonight, is postponed
until next week-end at 11H.
MOVIES
TODAY
7:00 p.m.-11G Mess hall
7:45 p.m. 12F Mess hall
("The Buccaneer")
TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.-9L Mess hall
7:45 p,m.--9H Mess-hall
MONDAY
7:00 p.m.--8F Mess hall
7:45 p.m.--6G- Mess hall
TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.-11E Mess hall
7:45 p.m.-9E Mess hall
("Once Upon A Honeymoon")
Showing now is "The Buc-
caneer," the screen version
of the life of the famed
sea-pirate, Jean Lafitte,
starring Fredric March,
Franciska Gaal and Akim
Tamiroff.
"Once Upon A Honeymoon,"
with Gary Grant, Ginger
Rogers, Walter Slezak and
Albert Dekker, will be the
new feature shown from
Tuesday through Friday.
Mirth, romance and melo-
dramatic, power are blended
in this fascinating enter-
taining picture which de-
picts a great story of
those desperate days when
the world hung on edge.
Support March of Dimes By
Attending President’s Ball
Support the infantile
Paralysis drive - - pleads
the community activities
division. To put it more
plainly: Buy a bid for
tonight' s President’s Ball.
Doors of the auditorium
will swing open to couples
only at 7:30 o' clock with
admission by bids only,ac-
cording to Shig Sakamoto,
in charge of the “coat and
tie” social. Refreshments
will be sold.
Proceeds of the affair
will be contributed to the
nation-wide March of Dimes
fund.
EVACUEE PROPERTY
---continued from page 1----
other private storage are
urged to transfer them to
the government warehouse.
In fact,free of charge
the government will crate
them and ship the goods
once either to the center
or directly to relocatee’s
new home.
960 FREE MOVIE
PASSES ISSUED TO
CENTER CHILDREN
Over 060 free passes to
movies to be shown every
other Saturday were issued
to children from five to
12 years old by the communi-
ty activities department
via the block managers.
Children holding blue
tickets will attend in the
morning while those with
red ones attend in the
afternoon.
With the Boy Scouts as-
sisting in ushering and
seating of the crowd, Sam
Morishita or Min Iwamura
will handle the projector.
The film showing today
is "Rodeo Rhythem" feature-
ing Fred Scott "The Singing
Buckaroo" and the world's
greatest "kid" rodeo stars.
STORED GOODS
TO ARRIVE SGDN
A carload of household
goods has been shipped out
from the Los Angeles ware-
house on Jan.18, according
to Ralph Mitchell, ad-
ministrative assistant.
Upon arrival of these
goods, the owners will be
notified, added Mitchell.
WRA TRANSFER
-continued from page 1-
the centers.
Thus far,Project Direc-
tor James 0 . Lindley has
received no information
of the above announcement.
VISITING
===SOLDIERS===
T/4 Suoki Mitsunaga,T/5
N. Tanabe, Cpl. Masao Tsu-
kuda, Kenji Nakahara, T/5
Mas Terai, Cpl.Tahashi. To-
rikawa, Camp Savage ,Minn.;
Sgt. H.Fujwara, Pvt. Bill
Wada, S/Sgt. George Matsu-
ura, Camp Shelby, Miss.;
Pfc. Harry Tanaka, Camp
Rucker, Ala.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 25 |
| Date | 1944-01-29 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 2 |
| Issue number or date | 25 |
| Page count | 13 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 3 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V02_N25_P03 |
| Page number | page 3 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | January 29, 1944________________PIONEER___________Page 3 SCOUTS TO RECEIVE COMMUNITY SERVICE RIBBONS TONIGHT Community service rib- bons for good deeds perform- ed to the center during the past year will be a- warded at the Fourth Dis- trict Court of Honor to be held this afternoon, 2 o'- clock, at 10E Scout hall, according to Scout Commiss- ioner Ed M. Tokunaga. Included in the presen- tation of awards are four Star badges, six first class, three second class, 115 merit badges and 103 service pins. © Short TAKES James G. Maitland, fis- cal accountant of the fi- nance section, will be transferred to a general accounting office at Santa Monica, Calif, next week, according to Read T. Han- son, finance officer. oOo D. N. Katz, assistant procurement officer, left on his annual leave for Al- berqueque, NM, Wednesday, according to A. 0. Mead, procurement officer. He is ,sched uled to return Thursday. oOo Anyone holding an in- surance policy and desiring aid may contact Danzo Kiyo- wara of the project attor- ney's office, =====TRANSFERS==== Kumakichi Sakata, Tule Lake. Junichi Onishi, Tule Lake. PASADENA BOARD TO INDUCT NISEI BEFORE PRE-WAR DADS PASADENA-J. A. Byrne, chairman of selective ser- vice board No. 190, says his board is preparing to reclassify for induction into the armed forces ap- proximately 1,000 Japanese Americans who were formerly located at nearby Santa Anita racetrack, when it was an assembly center. Induction of the Japanese, Byrne added, may preclude the calling of pre-Pearl Harbor fathers in his dis- trict for many months . TONIGHT TALENT REVUE POSTPONED The weekly block talent revue, originally scheduled for tonight, is postponed until next week-end at 11H. MOVIES TODAY 7:00 p.m.-11G Mess hall 7:45 p.m. 12F Mess hall ("The Buccaneer") TOMORROW 7:00 p.m.-9L Mess hall 7:45 p,m.--9H Mess-hall MONDAY 7:00 p.m.--8F Mess hall 7:45 p.m.--6G- Mess hall TUESDAY 7:00 p.m.-11E Mess hall 7:45 p.m.-9E Mess hall ("Once Upon A Honeymoon") Showing now is "The Buc- caneer," the screen version of the life of the famed sea-pirate, Jean Lafitte, starring Fredric March, Franciska Gaal and Akim Tamiroff. "Once Upon A Honeymoon," with Gary Grant, Ginger Rogers, Walter Slezak and Albert Dekker, will be the new feature shown from Tuesday through Friday. Mirth, romance and melo- dramatic, power are blended in this fascinating enter- taining picture which de- picts a great story of those desperate days when the world hung on edge. Support March of Dimes By Attending President’s Ball Support the infantile Paralysis drive - - pleads the community activities division. To put it more plainly: Buy a bid for tonight' s President’s Ball. Doors of the auditorium will swing open to couples only at 7:30 o' clock with admission by bids only,ac- cording to Shig Sakamoto, in charge of the “coat and tie” social. Refreshments will be sold. Proceeds of the affair will be contributed to the nation-wide March of Dimes fund. EVACUEE PROPERTY ---continued from page 1---- other private storage are urged to transfer them to the government warehouse. In fact,free of charge the government will crate them and ship the goods once either to the center or directly to relocatee’s new home. 960 FREE MOVIE PASSES ISSUED TO CENTER CHILDREN Over 060 free passes to movies to be shown every other Saturday were issued to children from five to 12 years old by the communi- ty activities department via the block managers. Children holding blue tickets will attend in the morning while those with red ones attend in the afternoon. With the Boy Scouts as- sisting in ushering and seating of the crowd, Sam Morishita or Min Iwamura will handle the projector. The film showing today is "Rodeo Rhythem" feature- ing Fred Scott "The Singing Buckaroo" and the world's greatest "kid" rodeo stars. STORED GOODS TO ARRIVE SGDN A carload of household goods has been shipped out from the Los Angeles ware- house on Jan.18, according to Ralph Mitchell, ad- ministrative assistant. Upon arrival of these goods, the owners will be notified, added Mitchell. WRA TRANSFER -continued from page 1- the centers. Thus far,Project Direc- tor James 0 . Lindley has received no information of the above announcement. VISITING ===SOLDIERS=== T/4 Suoki Mitsunaga,T/5 N. Tanabe, Cpl. Masao Tsu- kuda, Kenji Nakahara, T/5 Mas Terai, Cpl.Tahashi. To- rikawa, Camp Savage ,Minn.; Sgt. H.Fujwara, Pvt. Bill Wada, S/Sgt. George Matsu- ura, Camp Shelby, Miss.; Pfc. Harry Tanaka, Camp Rucker, Ala. |
