Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 53

              April 3, 1943__________PIONEER_________Page 3
Judo-Bu Shibai
Nets $225.14
   The shibai presented re-
cently by the Amache Judo-
Bu to raise funds for sun-
dry expenses of the group
netted them $225.14, ac-
cording to the following
statement released yester-
day:
   INCOME--Amount of tick-
ets sold, $336.05; dona-
tions, $353; total,  $689.05.
   DISBURSEMENT--Admission
tickets sales tax, $33.61;
expense for shibai costumes
and gratuity to the  Shibu-
ya troop, $250;   gratuity
to other players and to
the stage helper, $45.75;
groceries (dinners after
performances for five
nights), $50.35; part pay-
ment on canvas, $65 ; tickets
(paper and envelopes), $5.50,
miscellaneous, $13.70;  to-
tal, $403.91.
   BALANCE--$225.14.
PRAIRIE,   PASTURE
LAND   DAMAGED
   Six thousand seven hun-
dred acres of prairie and
pasture land were damaged
Tuesday in the vicinity
of the center.   The local
fire department had the
blaze under control in
four hours.
PLANTING   SEASON
BEGINS   THIS   WEEK
   Farm-front news this
week consists of the be-
ginning of the planting
season, and the arrival
of 6,750 chicks.   Irish
potatoes and peas are the
first to go in.   In addi-
tion, several hotbed plants
will be ready for transfer
to the project farms with-
in a few weeks.
CRIPPLED  CHILDREN’S
CLINIC  ANNOUNCED
   April 12 was tentatively
set for a crippled chil-
dren's clinic to be held
at. the center hospital, as
a result of a meeting be-
tween Dr. Edward  N. Chap-
man, director   of  the  Col-
orado Division of Crippled
Children, and Dr. William
T. Carstarphen, chief medi-
cal officer here.   Dr.
Chapman recently visited
the center accompanied by
a doctor and woman repre-
sentative   of    the   Colorado
State   Board   of  Health.
   The social welfare de-
partment, in conjunction
with the center hospital,
has made a census of crip-
pled children in this cen-
ter, but if there are some
(under 21 years of age)
who have not yet been con-
tacted, they should notify
John 0. Moore, social wel-
fare  head.
    More detailed plans for
the clinic will be announced
at a  later  date.
===OPPORTUNITIES===
   Lathe   operators  with at
least one  year's experience,
$1.10  pe r  hour.
   Radio press operators,
$1.50 per hour, plus board,
in Chicago.
   Beautician, between the
ages   of 22 and  25.
   Dry cleaner, Alamosa
and  Sterling,   Colo,
   Gardener,     Lamar  hospi-
tal, Lamar. 
   More railroad maintenance
workers, $.50 per hour,
$1.24 board, 9 to 10 hour
work, southwestern Kansas.
DOUBLE BILL
SCHEDULED
   A double bill, featuring
"The Gladiator," with Joe
E. Brown, and "Rawhide,"
which co-stars Smith Ballew
and the late Lou Gehrig,
began a three-day run-here
last  night.
   "Gunga Din," the main
feature this week, will
be shown through Sunday
night at the mess hall not
showing the double bill.
Both mess halls will have
the serial, "Mystery Moun-
tain."
   Starting Monday, evening, 
the picture, "Get Hep to
Love," starring Gloria
Jean, will be shown for a
week, but is subject to
change if attendance falls.
   Because "Mystery Moun-
tain" is shown only on
week ends, a new serial,
"Fighting With Kit Car-
son," starring Johnny Mack
Brown, will begin Monday
and will be shown through
Thursday every week, ac-
cording to the recreation
department.
© Short TAKES
   An informal banquet for
about 80 issei pioneers
was held at the 11K mess
hall Wednesday evening.
Folk singing and other en-
tertainment     featured    the
program.
©
   Tom Yokoi, Swede Furu-
kawa, and Benrty Yamagiwa
left the center Sunday
night  to work at  Boulder.
©
   Mrs. Martha Smith of
the Procurement office,
recently left for Deliver
to visit with her mother
and sister, according to
Alton 0. Mead, procurement
officer.
©
   Major Shelly and Major
Lein of the Plans and Train-
ing section at Omaha, Neb.,
visited the center's 335th
Escort guard on a tour of
inspection.
©
   Deadline for handing in
co-op cash register receipts
is April 15, according to
Consumer Enterpises.
©
   All subscriptions to and
the  delivery of outside
newspapers will be handled
by the Consumer Enterprises
instead of by the block ma-
nagers as previously an-
nounced.
©
   New dental clinic pa-
tients will hereafter be
examined  only on Wednes-
days, Thursdays, and Fri-
days, between the hours of
10 a.m. and 12 noon, and
from 2 to 3 p.m., announced
the hospital.
©
   A coal truck caught fire
in Block 7H recently, and
a short circuit was given
as the cause.   No damage
was reported as the fire
department quickly had the
flames under control.
 VISITING
======SOLDIERS======
   Nobuo Maeda, Fort Sam
Houston, Tex.;  Pfc. Shoji
K. Goi, Camp Grant, Ill.;
Shizuo Kido, Camp Carson,
Colo,;  Pvt. T. Hirose, Fort
Leavenworth, Tex,; Pvt, T.
Hori, Fort Riley, Kan,;
T. Sgt, Min Takata, Camp
Savage, Minn,;  Pfc, Eiso
Yamaguchi, Fort Sill, Okla.