Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 50

              Granada P I O N E E R
Vol. I, No. 50     Amache , Colorado    March 24, 1943
NEW SYSTEM OF PASS
ISSUANCE ANNOUNCED
   A new system for the issuance of gate passes will be-
come effective on April 1, according to Project Director
James G, Lindley.    This system is to aid in standardize-
ing and clarifying methods of handling gate passes for
evacuees and Japanese-Amer-  	
ican visitors.
   Yellow cards will be for
short-term absences;  green,
indefinite leave;   blue,
Japanese-American visitors;
white, WRA workers and au-
thorized visits outside of
the center.
   The leave officer will
issue the ye11ow and green
gate passes at  the time of
leave.   These will be di-
vided in two sections, A
to be retained by the guard
at the gate, and B for the
evacuee. 
   Visitors to the center
must register with the in- 
ternal security officer.
Their cards will also be
perforated in two sections,
A for the visitor and B for
the internal security of-
ficer.
   Workers who need to go
outside of the center due
to the type of work they
have been assigned will be 
issued white cards which 
are valid for 30 days, be-
ginning  on the first day
of the month and through
the last day of the calen-
dar month.
   The heads of each divi-
sion will apply for renewal
of the pass on the 26th
day of each month.    These
work passes are not valid
on Sundays and holidays
unless so indicated on the
reverse side.  They are good
only between sunrise and
sundown.
   For visits outside of
The center, evacuees will
e issued passes signed by
Harlow M. Tomlinson or Stan-
ley P. Adams.  These will
be taken up upon the evac-
uee’s return to the center.
ART EXHIBIT
SCHEDULED
   More than 300 charcoal
drawings and a number of
water color and oil paint-
ings will highlight the art
exhibit to be sponsored by
the recreation department
an Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday at the 7E recreation
building.
   The entries have been
divided into three divisions
--portraits,  landscapes,
and still life.    They are
the work of art studio in-
structors and their 119 stu-
dents.
   The studio will be open
to the public from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m, on the three days.
In addition, the exhibit
may be viewed from 6:30 to
9 p.m. on Saturday and Sun-
day for those who are unable
to attend in the afternoons.
ELECTION RESULTS:
RUN-OFF HELD TODAY
   Four of nine men were
chosen for the Consumer
Enterprises’ board of di-
rectors at an election of
Co-op members held Satur-
day at various information
offices.
   They are  Katsuki Iki,
12G;  Matsushi Naruse, 10 H;
Tomotaro Nishizaki, 6H;
and Tomasoburo Yuzawa, 8K.
They polled a majority vote
of 959 or more out of the
1,917  votes  cast.
   A  run-off election for
the  five other members
be  held today.
   Toyoji Konno, 9H, Ta-
tsuhiko Miyamoto, 6C, and
Kenjiro Nozawa, 12H, were
elected to the membership
committee;  and Yoshihiko
Hagiwara, 6G;  Henry Ishi-
kawa, 12G;  and  Norman Kishi,
10H;  were elected to
auditing  committee.
Civil   Service
Opens To Nisei
   WASHINGTON, March 15--
The Civil Service commission
has agreed to a WRA plan,
for putting Americans of
Japanese ancestry into gov-
erment civil service jobs.
   Tentative arrangements
provide both civil service
and FBI examinations, em-
ployment  only in areas des-
ignited by military author-
ities, and assignment to
work of a non-confidential
nature.
   WRA officials expect
several thousand citizens
of Japanese ancestry in
the relocation camps to
qualify.
-----CALENDAR-----
   TODAY
7:00 p.m.--Movies, "Pardon
   My Sarong,” 12G mess
   hall.
7:00 p.m.--Week of Dedica-
   tion, 10H rec hall.
7:30 p.m.--Movies, 11F mess
   hall.
7:30 p.m.--Group  meeting
   of  Blocks     6  and  7,   6H
  recreation hall.
7:30 p.m.--Record hour, 11E
  mess   hall.
 TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.--Week of  Dedica-
   tion,   10H rec  hall.	
7:00 p.m.--Movies, 12K mess
  hall.
7:30 p.m.--Movies, 11G mess
  hall.
  FRIDAY
9:00 a.m.--Art exhibit, 7E
  recreation hall.
7:00 p.m.--Movies, "Iron
   Duke," starring George
   Arliss, and Chapter 3 of
   serial, 9K mess hall.
7:00 p.m.--Week of Dedica-
   tion, 10H rec hall.
7:30 p.m.--Movies, "Pardon
  My Sarong," 10 H mess
  hall.