Granada Pioneer Vol. 3 #31-35

Vol. 3 #31: Feb. 17 1945

Page 1: Calls 6 for active duty; must make clear-cut decisions-Myer; may travel freely within community; 650 Tuleans shipped to internment camp; win good conduct pins; Nisei casualty reaches 486.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; editorial.

Page 3: Alien travel cont; student scholarship fund society formed; discusses liquidation; no free hospital service for visitors; Myer's advice cont.

Page 4: New bureau location; Y's way; movies; hero gets seeing eye; takes pledge; given choice; church briefs; church schedule.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: News along the coast; makes transfer; letter theft; employment offers; elementary school notes; relocation; visiting soldiers; visits center.

Pages 7-10: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #32: Feb. 21 1945

Page 1: Wounded in action; Spanish counsel here; Sioux depot has jobs with housing; attend 2-day conference; recommends Nisei hero bronze star.

Native Sons of the Golden West.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; editorial; legal aid societies offer services for needy evacuees.

Page 3: Free delivery within city area; to give information on old-age insurance; return to California; on inspection; Sioux depot cont; receives roster order; notify ahead; cites four Modesto area Nisei for exemplary conduct; WRA will ship stored goods.

Page 4: Movies; exchange vows; relocating students must make transfer; cites fire hazards; Lindley speaks at Las Animas; church services.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: Post closing notices; news along the coast; elementary school notes; relocation; vital statistics.

Shots fired at home.

Pages 7-10: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #33: Feb. 24 1945

Page 1: Says Nisei G.I.'s 'best'; data on Sioux depot deferment procedure; regulations on center visits by soldiers; must have permission.

More shots fired.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; offer cadet nurse training in Chicago; visiting soldiers.

Page 3: Year book will go on public sale; to assume new duties; visits friends; asks for addresses of Sumitomo bank claimants; co-op news; transfers college; visits cont; Sioux depot cont.

Nisei blood not good enough.

Page 4: Church committee; movies; YWCA offers housing; addresses evacuee group; relocation; church briefs; church services.

Page 5: Sports.

Page 6: Nisei sergeant talks, enemy surrenders; letters to the editor; may obtain interpreter; 'still our friends'.

Page 7-10: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #34: Feb. 28 1945

Page 1: Short-wave sets seized; to wind up affairs before war ends; present 442nd with plaque for rescue; census highlights; exchange unlikely.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri;set discussion series on social security.

Page 3: Says report available; want proof of legal Issei entrance to U.S.; WRA report cont; federation meeting; leave your address; Red Cross agenda set; seven teen-agers sign up for deliquency hearing; relocation officer; short-wave sets cont.

Page 4: News along the coast; The Road Back; movies; free movies; to lease project land; visiting soldiers; church services.

Page 5: Sports.

Pages 6-10: In Japanese.

Vol. 3 #35: March 3 1945

Page 1: Issues 160 indefinites; 3 contest legality of west coast ban; no difficulty getting war plant clearance; refuses to review decision; two confined.

Shots fired.

Page 2: Nisei Potpourri; editorial; accept new position.

Page 3: Set queen coronation; suspend boy from school; discloses return of 500 coast evacuees; Nisei girl on probation; Amachean on honor roll; movies; gala talent show slated; want 35 men.

Death threat over phone.

Page 4: Hostel in Los Angeles; sports; church briefs; church schedule.

Pagse 5-7: In Japanese.



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