Granada Pioneer V.1 #16-20

Vol. 1 #16, December 16, 1942

Page 1: 19 Volunteer for Army; enterprises explained; blackout a success; applications forwarded; registration underway; deadline tomorrow; get-acquainted rally planned.

Page 2: Enterprise explanation continues; list of paper's staff; legion men may form local post; 6E group honors four enlistees; selfish? we're thankful; fitness program; warning given on accidents; Tri Delts to meet; talent show.

Page 3: Parents in discussion; mess halls get Christmas trees; lieutenant in address; new bridge groups play; 15 ping pong tables in use; Xmas tickets available; high school to have program; rustlings from other centers column; plan jig for old timers; allowance in cash planned.

Page 4: Residents warned about ash disposal; dry cleaning system set up; machines go to blocks; mess division okay needed; check fees here listed; new teacher joins faculty; one death; co-ops: of, by, and for you.

Page 5: Short Takes column; semantics discussed; enrollment stops soon; new school head named; students to give program; chauffeur class set; Victorians to have reunion; men outnumber women, according to WCCA.

Page 6: Sports.

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Page 8: Between Us Girls column; exhibit of art on display now; players in debut; Boulder described; Xmas schedule announced; Scouts pick new leader; kindling gathered; Carolers practice.

Page 9: Lil' Neebo cartoon.

Pages 10, 11: In Japanese.

Vol. 1 #17, December 19, 1942

Page 1: Center needs landscape; 14 Nisei managers tender resignations; farmers in scrap drive; sixth draft registration; positions now open for qualified translators; Pioneer expands Issei section; October pay here soon; Karpen in promotion.

Page 2: Post office asks for aid; paper's staff; reprints available; letters to the editor; plan course in Japanese; Caucasians move in; chief teaches Yawara class; literary group holds meeting; new YWCA group organized here; center greets new arrivals; guest soloist.

Page 3: Church services; hospital to hold social; come as you are; check-out requested from high school; ask report on cracked flues; Young Buddhist election; teacher to be honored; co-ops: of, by and for you.

Page 4: Sports.

Page 5: Between Us Girls column; trees donated; applicants interviewed; soldiers on furlough here; old timers jig is postponed; fire chief appointed; childhood diseases speech; players debut a success.

Page 6: Newspaper survey.

Page 7: In Japanese.

Page 8: Lil' Neebo cartoon.

Pages 9, 10, 11: In Japanese.

Vol. 1 #18, December 24, 1942

Page 1: Message from project director.

Page 2: Center has first fire; holly farmers thank beet project workers; mess workers examined; nursery plan change made; chief steward stops rumors; junior high displays art; schools close for Christmas; solicitor suggest that evacuees keep licenses; cooperation appreciated.

Page 3: Short Takes column; change made in contest; leaves to be cleared within two weeks; Blue Triangles meet; professor in inspection tour; supply officer visits family; tofu merchant arrives here.

Page 4: Y's Way column; reformed churches give children gifts; placement staff moves; Twenteens to organize USO; club officers to be installed; domestic jobs open; 200 present at record hour; documentation staff records center life; walk on left side of street; firefighters have drills.

Page 5: His Birth; church services; music will feature Christmas program.

Page 6: Thumbnail sketches column; but once a year; rustlings from other centers column.

Page 7: Center to see moving pictures; post office personnel swamped by letters; eight tons of scrap metal collected; police cite traffic law; book gifts requested; families may join internees.

Page 8: Carolers to sing tonight; installation to be held; Lil' Neebo featured; Boy Scouts attend party; no more dances at a particular hall; parties planned for youngsters; talent show to be held.

Page 9: Between Us Girls column; women want brooms, buckets; dedication messages; gifts appreciated.

Pages 10 and 11: Sports.

Page 12: Town Hall Talk; paper's staff; another war Christmas; positions open for Japanese interpreters; Tak Koga reelected; Amache actors in meeting.

Page 13: Lil' Neebo cartoon.

Page 14: Map of the Solomon Islands and New Guinea.

Pages 15, 16, 17, 18: In Japanese.

Vol. 1 #19, December 30, 1942

Page 1: Cost of school decried; Director's message; charter approved by WRA officials; ration books called in; employees to work 48 hours (per week).

Page 2: Town Hall Talk; paper's staff; self-government; more thanks; letters to the editor; farm front column.

Page 3: Gas saving successions made; new clinic hours revealed; births; center to have omochi; hospital staff holds party; new arrivals boost figures; Young Buddhists elect officers; stress laws of safety; resident office workers feted; church schedule.

Page 4: Gamblers apprehended; central receiving warehouses listed; dry cleaning plan set up; art courses are postponed; Amache girl weds in East; funeral held; sewing classes open; soldiers on furlough here; winter clothing sold at department store; Rev. Suzuki in acknowledgment.

Page 5: Schools to close Jan. 1; New Years' dance set; buildings of school criticized article continued from page 1; stores to shut doors; housing heads call departees; five to return from convention; co-ops: of, by and for you.

Page 6: Sports.

Page 7: Lil' Neebo cartoon.

Vol. 1 #20, January 2, 1943

Page 1: Application shift made; leaves must clear now; evacuees work 44 hour week; child psych course planned; receptionist to take requests; five go out to college; oldsters to dance; Blue Triangle sponsors rally; new adult classes to open.

Page 2: Short Takes column; church services; art classes to begin; thank you letter sent; applicants may file for leave; regional offices moved to Washington; Christmas gifts distributed; Smith starts new position.

Page 3: Sports.

Page 4: Between Us Girls column; first movie to be screened tomorrow; evacuation news fourth; mess employees feted at dinner; morale chief visits center; store sells bakery goods; Merced, Santa Anita checks await owners.

Page 5: Lil' Neebo cartoon/calendar.



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