Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 13

              Page 4          PIONEER      December 5, 1942
POLICE  TO
BE TRAINED
  To better serve the com-
munity with properly trained
police officers, a police
school has been opened at
6F-6E with Chief of Police
H. A. Tomlinson as the in-
structor.
  "The men are being taught
hbw to investigate crimi-
nal cases, to handle crowds,
and other police tactics
which are taught through-
out the country," said
Tomlinson.
'Found’ Items
May   Be   Had
  The following articles
have been found and may be
claimed at the police de-
partment,  6F-6C, upon iden-
tification.
  Lady's gloves, eye glas-   
ses, two boy's sport jack-
ets, two lady's sweaters,
hymn book, coin purse, bas-
ketball, green comb, key,
girl's snow hat, boy's
sweater, and man's glove.
FIRST    ENGEI     KAI
PERFORMANCE    SET
   The first performance
of the newly-formed Engei
kai (drama club) will be
held on New Year's day.
Those wishing to take part
are asked to report to Mr.
Gondo, 9K-12E, or Mr. Uye-
no, 12H.
CHURCH    SERVICES SU'NDAY   
Event 			Time 		Rec Hall
PROTESTANT
Sunrise prayer meeting	6:15 a.m.		7G
Sunday school		8:45 a.m.		8H
Japanese service	              10:00 a.m.        7H-10H		
English service	              10:15 a.m.	                8H
YP meeting		7:00 p.m.	8H
BUDDHIST
Sunday school		9:00 a.m.         7G-12G
YP meeting                          10:00 a.m.         7G-12G	
SS teachers' meeting          11:00 a.m.         7G-12G
FOUR ‘Y’ LEADERS IN VISIT
  Lorna M. Tuttle, gener-
al secretary of the Denver
YWCA; G. Bird, National
Branch YWCA retired secre-
tary, Immigration and For-
eign Communities division;
Elizabeth Thompson, Indus-
trial secretary of  the Den-
ver YWCA; and Peg Stewart,
group worker and adviser
of the Denver Nisei club,
were recent visitors of the
Amache YV/CA.
  All girls who are work-
ing in Denver and those who
are planning to go there
for employment are asked
to contact the branch of-
fice for any information
or aid.
One-act Plays
Scheduled  
  The Amache Little Thea-
ter group will present a
program of one-act plays
on Dec. 16 and 17 in Terry
hall, it was announced by
Director Robert Dierlan
Wednesday.   Detailed infor-
mation will be released at
a later date, he added.
  Those interested in be-
coming members of the busi-
ness, property, or stage
committee are requested to
attend a meeting in 8H-6D
at 6:30 p.m.  on Monday.
RUSTLINGS
FROM      OTHER     CENTERS
  The Press Bulletin, Pos-
ton publication, will soon
appear in linotype print
but unlike Manzanar and
Heart Mountain they will
own the presses. The Li-
notype machine was pur-
chased with the profits
made by the  cooperatives.
  Twenty-one kibei and
nisei at Minidoka have en-
tered the Intelligence Ser-
vice language school at
Savage, Minnesota.  The
community cooperative will
show free movies to child-
ren of high school age and
under but will charge adults
10 cents.
  The Gila center will
stage a mess hall contest
with the following points
judged:  cleanliness, pro-
per preparation of food,
conduct of mess hall per-
sonnel and  outward appear-
ance of mess hall. The
first prize will be a pen-
nant with a white E on a
blue field and the second
award a white crescent on
a blue field.
  A committee on the pre-
vention and disposition of
juvenile delinquency has
been formed to act as an
advisory board to the ju-
diciary committee in the
trying of juvenile  cases
at Heart Mountain.  Embroi-
dery work displayed during
a recent exhibit will be
displayed at Cody, Powell,
and at the WRA regional of-
fice  in Denver.
  Volunteer workers  are
knitting over 400 sweaters
for the Red Cross at the
Tule Lake project.   Earl
L. Delano, procurement of-
ficer, is a fifth cousin
to President  Roosevelt.
DANCE MONEY
BUYS   RECORDS
  "Where does the money
taken in at  dances  go?"
  That's the question be
ng asked of members of the
recreation department's
dance committee time and
time again.
  Members of the dance
committee want it to be
made known that the money
is used to buy records and
decorations.
  Up to now, all of the
members of the dance com-
mittee have been women, and
they are looking for a boy
to help them out.  Things
like moving the chairs in
Terry hall are plenty of
work for the girls.  They
need some masculine brawn.
  Fellows interested in
helping put on dances have
been asked to inquire about
the job at the 7E recrea-
tion hall. A work order
goes with the position.
Okay Needed
For  Meetings
  Notification of gather-
ings in mess halls or rec-
reation halls must reach
police headquarters for
clearance three days before
the event, the police de-
partment announced Wednes-
day. Block meetings are
an exception.