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Granada PIONEER
Vol. .1, No. 52 Amache, Colorado March 31, 1943
INDUCTION TO BEGIN
AKIMOTO AND YASUDA WILL
REPORT TO DENVER APRIL 6
Induction of the combat team volunteers in this cen-
ter will begin April 6 and will continue until the 29th,
according to a War department release received by Local
Selective Service Board No. 35 at Lamar yesterday.
John Akimoto and Joe R. Yasuda are the first two
Amache men to receive orders to report for induction.
They must be in Denver on
April 6.
The Lamar board reports
that induction orders will
be mailed to the volunteers
as soon as their respect-
tive papers arrive from
Washington and from the
board at which they regis -
tered.
Papers have arrived for
the following persons, who
will receive their induc-
tion orders very shortly:
Kiyo Doiuchi, Peter S.
Masuoka, Kazumi Kajioka,
Yuki Akaki, George G. Te-
riumi, Tom Uyeda, A. Shin
Sakamoto, Calvin T. Saito,
Sam M. Takahashi, George
Y. Shiino, Harry T. Kuwa-
hara.
George S. Takechi, Ben
Sasaki, Yoshiro Befu, Mitsu-
ma Yokohari, John K. Yama-
moto, Robert Kashiwagi,
Ichiro Kato, Masao Kawamoto,
George Kashiwagi, Jack
Mametsuka, Shozi Oniki.
WRA TO GIVE
ASSISTANCE
Transportation and ini-
tial living expenses for
evacuees who leave the proj-
ect on indefinite leaves
and who need financial as-
sistance may now be paid by
the WRA, according to word
received by Project Director
James G. Lindley yesterday.
WRA will, make cash grants
at the time an evacuee
leaves the center. The max-
imum grant includes coach
fare for each member of the
immediate family; $3 per
person for meals for each
day of travel; and initial
living expenses at the place
of employment, $50 for wage
earner, plus $25 each for
two dependents.
Interested evacuees must
obtain indefinite leaves
from Leave Officer Willis
Hanson before applying at
the office of John O. Moore,
public welfare counselor,
for the cash grants.
If a cash-on-hand and
cash income statement which
is required shows insuffi-
cient funds to cover trans-
portation costs and initial
living expenses, Director
Lindley will issue a cash
grant for the difference.
If all the members of a
family do not leave togeth-
er, only that part of the
grant allowance which the
worker needs will be issued
at that time, and the re-
mainder when the dependents
leave.
GRANT PAYMENTS
MADE BY WEILER
Cash payments for public
assistance grants will be
made only between the hours
of 1 and 4 p.m. by Herbert
Weiler, agent-cashier, room
10, north administration
building, effective March
29, according to T. Read
Hanson, fiscal accountant.
=====CALENDAR=====
TODAY
7:00 p.m.--Movies, 12F mess
Hall.
7:30p.m.--Senior high play,
Terry hall.
7:30 -p.m.--Movies, 12H mess
hall.
7:30 p.m.--Japanese record
hour, 7E mess hall.
TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.--Movies, 11H mess
hall.
7:30p.m.--Senior high play,
Terry hall.
7:30 p.m.--Movies,11K mess
hall.
FRIDAY
7:00 p.m.--Movies, new pic-
ture, 9H mess hall.
7:30 p.m.--Movies, "Gunga
Din," 9L mess hall.
7:30 p.m.-- Senior high play,
Terry hall.
COUNCIL MAKES
REPLACEMENT
Akira Inaba, of Block
8E, District 1, and Toshio
Sakai, of Block 10E, Dis-
trict 4, were elected to
the Executive committee of
the council Monday morning.
They replaced Tosh Ninomiya,
who is leaving shortly for
Denver, and Masao Satow,
who recently resigned.
Shig Hashii, of Block
12H, District 5, was elec-
ted vice chairman of the
committee, and will serve
as a temporary chairman
until the return of Katsuki
Iki.
George Matsushita, newly
elected block representa-
tive of Block 8E, replaced
George Dote, who left for
Denver recently.
Hostel Head
Visits Center
Ralph Smeltzer, direc-
tor of the Church of the
Brethren Relocation Hostel
for Japanese in Chicago,
left the center this morn-
ing after a two-day visit
here.
After meeting with the
block managers yesterday
morning, he spent the after-
noon interviewing appli-
cants interested in the
hostel, which provides evac-
uees with a place to live
while seeking positions.
The evacuees are asked to
pay a dollar a day for room
-------continued on page 8
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 52 |
| Date | 1943-03-31 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 52 |
| Page count | 13 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 1 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N52_P01 |
| Page number | page 1 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.6 cm |
| Full Text Search | Granada PIONEER Vol. .1, No. 52 Amache, Colorado March 31, 1943 INDUCTION TO BEGIN AKIMOTO AND YASUDA WILL REPORT TO DENVER APRIL 6 Induction of the combat team volunteers in this cen- ter will begin April 6 and will continue until the 29th, according to a War department release received by Local Selective Service Board No. 35 at Lamar yesterday. John Akimoto and Joe R. Yasuda are the first two Amache men to receive orders to report for induction. They must be in Denver on April 6. The Lamar board reports that induction orders will be mailed to the volunteers as soon as their respect- tive papers arrive from Washington and from the board at which they regis - tered. Papers have arrived for the following persons, who will receive their induc- tion orders very shortly: Kiyo Doiuchi, Peter S. Masuoka, Kazumi Kajioka, Yuki Akaki, George G. Te- riumi, Tom Uyeda, A. Shin Sakamoto, Calvin T. Saito, Sam M. Takahashi, George Y. Shiino, Harry T. Kuwa- hara. George S. Takechi, Ben Sasaki, Yoshiro Befu, Mitsu- ma Yokohari, John K. Yama- moto, Robert Kashiwagi, Ichiro Kato, Masao Kawamoto, George Kashiwagi, Jack Mametsuka, Shozi Oniki. WRA TO GIVE ASSISTANCE Transportation and ini- tial living expenses for evacuees who leave the proj- ect on indefinite leaves and who need financial as- sistance may now be paid by the WRA, according to word received by Project Director James G. Lindley yesterday. WRA will, make cash grants at the time an evacuee leaves the center. The max- imum grant includes coach fare for each member of the immediate family; $3 per person for meals for each day of travel; and initial living expenses at the place of employment, $50 for wage earner, plus $25 each for two dependents. Interested evacuees must obtain indefinite leaves from Leave Officer Willis Hanson before applying at the office of John O. Moore, public welfare counselor, for the cash grants. If a cash-on-hand and cash income statement which is required shows insuffi- cient funds to cover trans- portation costs and initial living expenses, Director Lindley will issue a cash grant for the difference. If all the members of a family do not leave togeth- er, only that part of the grant allowance which the worker needs will be issued at that time, and the re- mainder when the dependents leave. GRANT PAYMENTS MADE BY WEILER Cash payments for public assistance grants will be made only between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. by Herbert Weiler, agent-cashier, room 10, north administration building, effective March 29, according to T. Read Hanson, fiscal accountant. =====CALENDAR===== TODAY 7:00 p.m.--Movies, 12F mess Hall. 7:30p.m.--Senior high play, Terry hall. 7:30 -p.m.--Movies, 12H mess hall. 7:30 p.m.--Japanese record hour, 7E mess hall. TOMORROW 7:00 p.m.--Movies, 11H mess hall. 7:30p.m.--Senior high play, Terry hall. 7:30 p.m.--Movies,11K mess hall. FRIDAY 7:00 p.m.--Movies, new pic- ture, 9H mess hall. 7:30 p.m.--Movies, "Gunga Din," 9L mess hall. 7:30 p.m.-- Senior high play, Terry hall. COUNCIL MAKES REPLACEMENT Akira Inaba, of Block 8E, District 1, and Toshio Sakai, of Block 10E, Dis- trict 4, were elected to the Executive committee of the council Monday morning. They replaced Tosh Ninomiya, who is leaving shortly for Denver, and Masao Satow, who recently resigned. Shig Hashii, of Block 12H, District 5, was elec- ted vice chairman of the committee, and will serve as a temporary chairman until the return of Katsuki Iki. George Matsushita, newly elected block representa- tive of Block 8E, replaced George Dote, who left for Denver recently. Hostel Head Visits Center Ralph Smeltzer, direc- tor of the Church of the Brethren Relocation Hostel for Japanese in Chicago, left the center this morn- ing after a two-day visit here. After meeting with the block managers yesterday morning, he spent the after- noon interviewing appli- cants interested in the hostel, which provides evac- uees with a place to live while seeking positions. The evacuees are asked to pay a dollar a day for room -------continued on page 8 |
