Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 45

              April  8,   1944______________________PIONEER______________________Page 3
PREPARATION  FOR  GALA  ANNUAL
“SENIOR BALL”  GETS  UNDERWAY
   Preparation, for the coming Senior Ball next Satur-
day evening, April 15, 7:30 to 11 o'clock,, at the high 
school auditorium  is now underway by the various  
committees headed by Tad
Ono, general chairman.
   The dance open to the
public will be a couples
only affair and a "coat
and tie" will be require.
Bids are now available, from 
senior class members.
   Various committee chair-
men are Momoyo Kinoshita,
bids; Barney Kawada,decor- 
ations;  Gladys  Nakagawa and
Evelyn Miyashima, program.
PARADE  OF  TALENT
AT  12H  TONIGHT
   Tonight's weekly block 
talent show will be pre- 
sented  at  12H mess hall,
7: 30 o’clock, sponsored
by the  center  CA division,
stated Roy Nikaido, super-
visor of social activities, 
yesterday.  An entertain-
ing program for nisei and
issei is planned.
   Tickets may be obtained
at 11H, 11K, 12H and 12K
block information  offices.
842  WOMEN  ATTEND
CLASSES  IN  MARCH
   In adult education clashes
the women outnumbered the
men during the month of
March by a huge margin,
842  to  120,     according   to
statistics released by adult
education office  this  week.
  Setting the pace with the
most number of enrollees
were the sewing classes,
13 in all, with a total of
 284 members. A close second
was the arts and crafts
with 260 students.
7K  TO  HOLD  DANCE
TOMORROW  NIGHT
   "Easter Parade" social
will be held tomorrow eve-
ning, 7:30 to 11 o'clock,
at the 7K mess hall with
the 8K and 7H young people
as guests.
DELAY  IN  SHOE
STAMPS   CLARIFIED
   Delay in the issuance
of shoe ration stamps dur-
ing the past week to cen-
ter residents was caused
by the sudden demand of
the renewal of truck gas ration
stamps in Lamar from where
Amache’s footwear stamps
are issued announce Lewis
Fanslan, leave officer,
yesterday.  However, those
applying for shoe stamps
hereafter will receive them
as usual.
SEABROOK  AGENT
TO  RETURN  SOON
   Seabrook Farms recruit-
ing agent, E. H. Parsells,
left for Rohwer center
yesterday, but will return
next Saturday, the local
relocation office announces.
   Any resident interested
in    the    various     Seabrook
Farms'   job  offers  may con-
tact George Sakamoto  at  the
relocation office this week.
THREE  NISEI  YANKS  PLEDGE  DEATH
OF  FOURTH  BROTHER IN  JAPAN
    NEW YORK-Three Japanese-American brothers in the
U. S. army have pledged to kill their fourth brother-
an officer in the Japanese army, Royal Arch Gunnison,
former newspaper correspondent  in the far east, re-
lated March 29, according to the Associated Press.
    Speaking over Mutual
broadcasting system, Gun-
nison said he had been in-
terviewed by the fourth
brother Kazamuro Uno,while
interned in a Japanese con-
centration camp in the
Phillippines.
   Gunnison said the of-
ficer, born and educated
in the United States re-
lated: "My family, my
brothers, are dumb Ameri-
cans. They are stupid
enough to believe there is
such a thing as equality
for race or creed in the
United States."
   When the correspondent
returned to  the  United
States aboard the diplomatic
exchange ship Gripsholm,
he told Uno's story in an
American magazine,he said,
and shortly thereafter re-
ceived a letter from Uno's
soldier brothers. Gunnison
said the letter read:
   "We wish to inform you
that the Jap officer-our
brother-is  a traitor to
the  American way of life
under which he has enjoyed
the benefits of education
and freedom.We have pledged
the destruction of him and
all those like him."
MURAKAMI  ELECTED
12E  COUNCILMAN
   Masaki Murakami    was
elected as   12E block coun-
cilman to replace  Fred Fu-
kuda, announces W.Ray  John-
son, chief of community
management.
IDENTIFICATION
----continued from page 1-
is the only identification
usually carried or brought
with -them from the reloca-
tion centers. Very few
appear to be aware of the
importance of having birth
certificates or certified
copies of such certificates
readily available. Where
this is not possible, re-
locators  are recommended
to bring other acceptable
proof of age and place of
birth such as the following:
(1)	a baptismal record;
(2)a biblical record; (3)
a formal document of such
age or formality that the 
likelihood of falsification
of date and place of birth
would be negligible.
   MOVIES
   TODAY
7:00 p.m.- 12F   Mess hall
7:45 p.m. - 11G Mess hall
    ("Eagle Squadron")
   TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.-9H     Mess hall
7:45 P.M.-9L Mess hall
   MONDAY
7:00 p.m.-8G   Mess hall
7:45 P.M.-8F    Mess hall
   TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.-9E   Mess hall
7:45 p.m.-11E   Mess hall
   Concluding a four-day
run tonight is”Eagle Squad-
ron, “ a thrilling story of
America’s first flying
fighters in action.  Robert
Stack and Diana Barrymore
are cast in the leading
role.
   Starting tomorrow even-
ing is a Paramount produc-
tion, “Doomed Caravan,”
starring William Boyd, Rus-
sell Hayden and Andy Clyde.
Very entertaining to the
younger movie-goers, this
stirring Hopalong Cassidy
picture is about a deter-
mined woma’s fight against
crooked rivals over
her freighting line.