Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 30

              February I6,   1944____________________PIONEER______________Page  3
40  DELINQUENCY
CASES  REPORTED
   Over 40 cases of juven-
ile delinquency have been
reported in the center dur-
ing the past several months,
according to Harlow Tomlin-
son, internal security officer.
   All parents are asked
to look after their young-
sters  with greatest care.
	SANDS
	    Of
	TIME
FEB. 16, 1943 -- 7,425,
or 30 per cent of 25,000
eligible men between the
ages of 18-38, Japanese
Americans from Hawaii vol-
unteer for nisei combat
team, according to AP dis-
patch...5000 baby chicks
ordered as center poultry
project starts at Koen
Ranch, under Henry Shimizu' s
supervision.... Feature
story of four Masuoka bro-
thers, Eddie, Henry, Frank
and Peter, of 6H-10B in US
armed forces carried in
PIONEER,...A bill to bar
aliens of Asiatic races
from owning land in Colorado
"killed" by the House ju-
diciary committee of the
state  legislature.,..

   FEB. 18,1943-Community
council calls three mass,
meetings at Terry Hall to
explain Army's voluntary
enlishment  program to draft -
age men…50 per cent     of
women citizens registered
volunteer to serve as
nurse aides or as members
of the Women's Army Corps
….Y office temporarily
set at 6E rec hall until
6G   office   is  remodeled.
All-Star  Cast  Play  Slated
For  Book  Review  Tomorrow
   "Miracle of the Dinube,"
by Maxwell Anderson, will
be conducted In the form
of reading rehearsals at
tomorrow evening's book re-
view, 7:30 o'clock, at the
high school library accord-
ing to William A. Easton,
librarian.
    In the all-star cast of
the play are faculty mem-
bers Donald Drummond, Ed-
mund Eakler,Samuel Gordon,
Lowell Jackson,   Melvin Mc-
Govern,  Herbert  K. Walther
and  Miss  Grace Lewis.
    Two "surprise   pa c ka g e s"
will be featured with drama-
tizations by Dr. and Mrs.
Enoch Dumas, Miss Meriel
Groves, Lowell Jackson,
Miss Patricia Sands and
others.
   Music will be provided
by the high school orches-
tra under the direction of
Charles Hinman. The public
is cordially invited to at-
tend.
JOHNSON  FETES
BLOCK MANAGERS
   A dinner honoring the
block managers was sponsored
by W. Ray Johnson, assist-
ant project director, last
week at the local high
school.
   Those present besides
the managers were Project
Director James G. Lindley,
Donald S.Harbison and Hen-
ry F. Halliday, assistant
project directors, and Dr.
Lloyd A. Garrison, super-
intendent  of education.
   Dinner was prepared and
served by the homemaking
class.
    MOVIES
   TODAY
7:00 p.m.-11K Mess  hall
7:45 p.m. -12H Mess  hall
   ("Lady Bodyguard")
   TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.-6H Mess  hall
7:45 p.m.- 7K Mess  hall
     ("Spitfire")
     FRIDAY
7:00  p.m.- 6F Mess   hall
7:45  p.m. -7E  Mess   hall
   Tonight is  the final
showing of "Lady Bodyguard,”
Co-starring Eddie Albert
and Anne Shirley in a hu-
morous comedy filled with
amusing and delightful in-
cidents .
   Beginning a four-day
run tomorrow night is "Spit-
fire," a British produc-
tion, starring Leslie Howard
and David Niven. The gal-
lant story of a heroic and
unselfish man to whom Eng-
land will, forever be in-
debted- R. J. Mitchell, the
engineer w h o  designed
the Spitfire, the plane
that   saved     Britain's   life
in those grim days of Sept-
ember, 1940.
‘NEIGHBOR   REPUBLICS’
EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY
  An exhibit entitled "Our
Neighbor Republics," spon-
sored by the high school
Spanish and general educa-
tion classes, is on display
in room 29 since Monday
and will continue thru
Saturday.
   The purpose of the ex-
hibit is to help develop
a sympathetic understand-
ing for the people of South
and Central America. The
core of the display is a
group of selected books on
such subjects  as history,
biography,geography, econ-
omics, poetry, folklore,
science, art and archaeolo-
gy.  This is   supplemented
by maps , charts , photographs,
pamphlets  and   relics.
   The exhibit will be open
to the students thru Friday
and to the adults of the
community all  day Saturday.
   A collection of "Canci-
ones Tupicas" will be play-
ed  and   yerba  matte  served.
   Miss Grace Good and Mel-
vin P. MeGovern are the
faculty sponsors.
DISCHARGE   PIN
FOR   SERVICEMEN
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honorably discharged or
transferred to an inactive
status" to the issue of
the lapel button for honor-
able  service.
   A discharged or trans-
ferred enlisted man entitled
to wear this button and who
wish to obtain same should
make a written application
to a designated Army instal-
lation. Such application
must be accompanied by his
discharged certificate or
certificate  of  service.
   Letter of application
should be made in triplicate.
The original and one copy
should be forwarded and one
copy retained as a record
to safeguard the possible
loss of his discharge certi-
ficate or certificate of
service.
   Information as to desig-
nated Army installation for
this center is not available
at this time but it will
be obtained by Walter J.
Knodel, center Selective
Service official, in the
near  future.