Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 40

              March  22,   1944____________________PIONEER________________Page 3
TICKETS  ON  SALE    
FOR SUNDAY'S BALL
   The community activities 
division has placed  on sale     
Monday the bids for their 
grand  "Call  T o  Colors"  
dance and floorshow slated
for this Sunday evening in
the high school auditorium
amid night club atmosphere.
This affair is being spon-
sored in honor of Amache
youths who will leave Mon-
day for induction Into the
armed services.
   Bids may be obtained,
while they last, at the
PIONEER office and the 8F
recreation center for a
nominal price of 25 cents.
SENIOR  HIGH  MUSIC   DEPARTMENT
TO  PRESENT  SPRING  CONCERT  TODAY
   The annual  spring concert sponsored by the Amache
Senior high school music department will be presented
Friday evening,   7:30  o'clock,   at the  high  school   audi-
torium.  The program is  under  the direction  of  Charles
Hinman and Miss Noreen Klein, music instructors.
   Performances for the evening will   include     numbers
by  the     glee     club,   band,
trio    and    the  sextet.   No
admission    charges  will  be
made and the  public is cord-
ially invited to attend.
KIDDIES’  FREE
SHOWS  SATURDAY
   Whoopee, kids!  It’s here
again. Free movies spon-
sored by the community ac-
tivities to be shown Satur-
day at Terry Hall ,9 o'clock
in the morning and 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. Children 
possessing blue tickets
will be admitted in the
morning and those holding
orange     colored  passes   ad-
mitted for the second show-
ing.
   You    kiddies   are   in for    
a real treat as the film
slated is "Peck's Bad Boy
with the Circus," a humor-
ous and entertaining story
of a lovable young rascal
who is always getting into
trouble.
   The  talented  cast in-
cludes  Tommy Kelly in the
title  role, supported by
Ann Gills, Edgar Kennedy
and Bill Gilbert.
	VISITING
===SOLDIERS===
   Sgt. Homer Takahashi,
Pvt. James Kirita, Warrant
Officer James Yamamot,
S/Sgt. Tom Hirano, Camp
Selby, Miss.; Pfc. Masao
Shimizu, Camp Maxey, Tex.
NEXT  TALENT  REVUE
SLATED  AT  10E
   Featuring “Namida,” a
Japanese drama that should
prove entertaining to Nisei
as well as issei, the week-
ly talent show will be pre-
sented at the 10E mess hall
Saturday night, 7:30 o’clock,
according to the community
activities  division.  Round-
ing out the evening program
will be vocal solos, a kabu-
ki, dance acts and several
new numbers.
MOVIES
   TODAY
7:00 p.m.-11H  Mess hall
7:45 p.m.-12K  Mess  hall
   (“Suspicion”)
   TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.-7H   Mess  hall
7:45 p.m.-8K    Mess  hall
   FRIDAY
7:00 p.m.-6E    Mess  hall
7:45 p.m.-8E    Mess  hall
   (“Wings in the Dark”)
   “Suspicion,” an RKO pro-
duction co-starring Joan
Fontaine and Cary Grant,
is the screen attraction
 now showing.  This is an
unusual story, packed with
suspense, of a woman’s un-
dying love for her husband,
even when he is suspected
of murder.
   From Friday, “Wings in
The Dark,” casting Myrna
Loy, Cary Grant and roscoe
Karns, in the leading roles,
will begin its four-day
run.  Filled with tragedy,
heroism and happiness, the
film depicts thrilling ro-
mantic tale of the develop
ment of aviation.    --JO
2000th PERSON
TO   LEAVE   CENTER
   To     Mrs.   Cherry Teru-
ko Hotta, 11H-4A, goes
the distinction of being
the 2000th person to be
granted an indefinite
leave from this center.
Her husband,Edward Hiro-
shi Hotta,received"walk-
ing paper" no. 2001 to
start off a new"series."
   The Hottas,with their
son,Tomihiro Edward, are
scheduled to leave for
Boystown, Nebr., on Mar.
28 to accept a job offer,
according to Mario Vec-
chio, center relocation
advisor.
TO REORGANIZE
“LITTLE  THEATER”
    Plans     for     the reorga-
nization   of a  "Little  The-
ater,"under  the   leadership
of    Esther Takei,     will  be
discussed,     at      a     special
meeting  this  evening, 7 o'
clock,     at    the  8F recrea-
tion    hall,     according  to
Taka Aratani  of the  commu-
ity activities.
    All     interested   persons
are urged to  attend.
====LOST====
   Combination cigarette
case and lighter, gold-
plated, Ronsin make, ini-
tials--Jim S.Miyano--keep-
sake. Finder please return
to  PIONEER  office.
BOOST ON POSTAL RATES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY
   Yep, dig deeper brother, for the postal rates on air mail, packages, local
mail, registered mail, COD, and money order fee are to be boosted up, effective
Sunday, Mar. 26, according to H.R. Smith, Amache postmaster, Monday.
   The added pinches  include local mail,  which now goes for 2 cents will be
abolished;  all such mail will be 3 cents; air mail jumps to 8 cents; packages
will  cost approximately a penny more depending on the weight, and COD fees will
be doubled.
   Money order rates go up accordingly, starting from 10 cents for orders less
than $2.50 and 37 cents for orders between $80 and $100.
   Registered mail rates range between 20 cents to $1.35 instead of the former
18 cents to  $1. Post cards will remain the same, and since special delivery
mail is not listed, there will be no increase.