Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 8

              Page 4        PIONEER       November 21, 1942
TRIO  SPEAK
AT DENVER U
Speaking on the condi-
tions within the center, the
problems of resettlement,
and the future outlook of
the evacuees, Superintendent
of Education Paul J. Terry
Shozi Oniki, Mary Oi, and
Ruth Watanabe of the center,
addressed a large gathering
at Denver University this
week, it was revealed by
the education department
today.
The four also spoke at
a luncheon meeting of the
Student's Christian Movement
and before a group of Jap-
anese students on the Denver
University campus.
Basis of Peace 
Discussed    
The basis for a just and
curable peace and the prob-
lems of the minority people
will be under discussion in
the "Backgrounds of Today"
series conducted by Prin-
cipal Herbert K. Walther,
the night school office
revealed today.
All those interested in
participating are asked to
gather at 8H-12E, Wednesday.
NEWCOMERS
ARRIVE HERE
New residents were added
to the project when evacuees
from assembly centers, who
had volunteered for farm
work in Chinook, Mont. and
a transfer arrived here last
week, according to Paul
Freier, housing superin-
tendent.
Arrivals included; Kay
Fuji, M. Fukumoto, Shiro
Harada, Hajirme Maeda, Fred
Maeda, Tetsusaburo Mori,
Mr. and Mrs. Chizotaro Na-
kano, Gosuki Ito and family,
and Jack Sunada from the
Heart Mt.  project.
REV. SUZUKI   TO
VISIT   DENVER
Rev. Lester S. Suzuki
will sojourn to Denver to
act as guest preacher for
the Japanese Methodist
church and the Grace Com-
munity church on Sunday,
November 29. He will visit
his wife and family there
for the Thanksgiving week-
end.
LEE CASEY
IN VISIT
Lee Casey, Rocky Mountain
News columnist;  James Q.
Newton, coordinator of the
Colorado State Council of
Defense;   Lt.  Col. Jessie
E. Marshall, district prov-
ost marshall and A. J. Reed
Jr., fire inspection officer
of the Seventh Corps area,
visited the Granada center
this week.  The group was
shown through the center by
Reports Officer Joe McClel-
land.
WELCOME
SERVICE-MEN
Nisei soldiers who vis-
ited the  center this week;
Pvt. Yoshio Watanabe,
Cpl. Masayuki Watanabe, Pvt.
Mataki Yeto, Pfc. Hank Ino-
uye, Camp Crowder, Mo.;
Cpl. Joe Yoshiwara, Camp
Savage,  Minn.;
Pvt. Harry Inouye, Pvt.
Minoru Chikami, Pvt. Kiyoto
Yamate, Ft. Riley, Kan.;
Sgt. Iwao Matsuoka, Camp
Barkley, Tex.
Pfc. William Takei, Pvt.
Masao Kamo, Ft. Frances
Warren, Wyo.; Cpl. Buster
Minami, Cpl. Albert Akiyama,
Camp Phillips, Kan.
Pvt. William Tokunaga,
Camp Robinson, Ark.; Sgt.
Fred Y. Fujii, Ft. Sam Hous-
ton,  Tex.
School Co-op
Positions Open
Elementary school pupils
who are interested in work-
ing in the co-op store, and
who wish to receive school
hour credit must fill out
an application form, it was
stated by Erma McCart.
This form offers four
positions. They are sales
clerk, care of stock, or-
dering, and bookkeeping.
At present 312 pupils
are listed as paid members
of the elementary co-op
store.
STUDENTS   NEED
WORK   PERMITS
Students under 16 years
old may not work as a paid
laborer without special
permission of the superin-
tendent of schools and the
county welfare agent, de-
clared Principal Herbert
K. Walther, yesterday.
Short TAKES
Isaac  Matsushige, 12E-
7D, and Chiyoko Furuno, 9E-
8D were married in a simple,
wedding ceremony performed
by Rev. Hirata at the home
of the bride on Wednesday
evening.
Following the ceremony,
the couple left for Chicago
where they will make their
home.  
•
Outdoor sketching will
be done by the art studio
pupils on Monday, instruct-
tors Tokio Ueyama and Koichi
Nomiyama said Thursday.
•
Try-outs for a one-act
play will be held this Mon-
day at 6:30 p.m. in 8H-6D,
announces Robert Dierlam,
instructor.   Everyone is
urged to attend.
•
Girls out of high school
and women are invited to
hear Esther Briesemeister,
National secretary, Japanese
project, who will speak at
the 7H recreation hall to-
morrow at 1.30 p.m.  Her
talk will be about outside
employment.
•
The Lamar Teachers' Asso-
ciation entertained Cauca-
sian and Japanese-American
teachers from this center
last evening at the Lamar
junior college, Dr. Enoch
Dumas revealed today.
•
Tosaburo Yamada, 7 1 ,
of 6E-11F, died at 3:30 
p.m. Tuesday in the center
hospital.
•
Two deputy state game
wardens conferred with ad-
ministrators of the center
during the past week. They
were J. C. Maloy of Canyon
City and C. W. Clifton of
Lamar.
•
Yoneo Sakai's popular
lectures for issei on "Cur-
rent Topics" will hereafter
be given at Terry hall every
Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-
day from 6:30-8:30 p.m.,
Principal Charles Mulford
announced this week.
•
Girls taking part in
planning the "First Round
Up" are urged to attend the
committee meeting at 6F-6E
on Monday at  6:30 p.m.