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MY 3
-- (20)
The
Executive
meeting
this
tration
Building.
The
the
of
morning
committee
service
the
of
the
Masaru
them that
supplies
revision
If
even
a
a young N i s e i
not
have
Kibei
good
grave
Issei
or
these
(which
Managers
of
of
them that
greatly
Superviosr,
other
to
succeed
of
of
nowadays)
is
as
report
Executive
man
is
Committee
not
the
assume^
be
six
most
entrusted
By
Supervisor,
Issei
and
for
a mild
to
he
middle^
.job
will
age
are
a
to
run
anti-administration
hold
available
argued.
on,
Managers
the
with
they
later
of
such
thirty-five),and
needed
agree-
agreement
duties.
thirty
necessary
when
Kawashima
(beyond
s u c h a man w i t h
absolutely
obtaining
its
general
should
running
tV^j^y
Kibei
a
sundry
selected
bi-cultural
Adminis-
in
ma&e
15,
who w o u l d
chosen
age
the Unit
Manager-Supervisor
June
Committee
and
the
T h e r S was
be
But
is
before
might
middle
emergency
sub-committee.
among
blocks
The
its
any
the
confidence
of
more.
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A recent
still
Japanese
for
as
from Gila
about
the
According
resolution
cations
visitor
talking
a t r o c i t i e s 1' .
the
the
Executive
Supervisor,
committee.
terminates.
t
are
as
main
At' p r e s e n t
Managers.
leaning
successfully
responsibilities
bi-lingual,
these
who w o r k e d
girl
is
Managers.
either
five,
held
for
held
room of
revised
the
Managers
conference
the
responsibilities
getting
a
be
w i t h Kawashima
among
the
must
Block
Kawashima
to
was
of
the
selection
Discussion
relation
in
of
negotiation
approved
ment
Committee
there
to
was
repatriation
saying,
V
I
a
resolution
this
me
that
condemning
^g^ormant,
sudden
and
hate
informed
after
increase
expatriation.
t o be
known
that
in
the
He
people
the
the
there
"Bataan
Council
number
of
passed
appli-
q u o t e d some G i l a
>>dv<t
I ^ o n c e l i v e d among
MY 1 —
those
(2)
Japanese
who
had
resolved
to
condemn
their
own
or
their
M*t
mother
these
country.
traitors.
in Japan
nese
people
the
diers
ing
hate
the
the
more
belong.
were
once
face
I
lived
t o meet
to
in
friends
Tule
Lake
Gila
and
among
relatives
where, r e a l
Japa-
r
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(
intelligent
magazine
excerpts
that
I am g o i n g
(the
C i v i l i a n s * was
and
say
have
war.
rightly
Life
to
I won't
after
Among
in
I
the
Jf$sei
April
a
17,
subject
ones
more
the
19@4
of
a r t ic leA a p p e a r e d
issue)
entitled
much d i s c u s s i o n .
frequently
referred
recently
"Sol-
The
to
by
follow-
them:
C i v i i f \ j h s and s e r v i c e m e n a r e l i v i n g in two s e p a r a t e w o r l d s .
In p u b l i c p l a c e s where the worlds i n t e r s e c t , s p a r k s b e g i n
r
Lots of
to fly.
Said a young l i e u t e n a n t
the other day,
p e o p l e d o n ' t r e a l i z e i t , b u t many s e r v i c e m e n a r e g e t t i n g
so t h e y hate c i v i l i a n s . " . . .
. . . M o r e o v e r , t h e r e s e e m t o be two c h a s m s , not o n e .
One
c h a s m d i v i d e s men i n u n i f o r m f r o m men n o t i n u n i f o r m .
That
i s d e e p , bu£ not a b y s m a l ; t h o u s a n d s c r o s s i t in b o t h d i r e c t i o n s
every days
A n o t h e r c h a s m d i v i d e s men who h a v e e x p e r i e n c e d
b a t t l e f r o m a l l " g o Id - " b r o k e r s . ,
u n i f o r m e d or n o t .
That
is
far deeper.
Men who h a v e h e a r d , s e e n a n d s m e l l e d d e a t h a l l
a r o u n d t h e m f i n d t h e r o a d ba/QpV l o n g a n d h a r d , a n d some n e v e r
v
f i n d it at a l l .
She had b e e n m i s l e d , l i k e most A m e r i c a n s , by
and d i s t o r t i o n s of t h e p r e s s , t h e r a d i o , the
headquarters
communiques.
You
the
hear
r.
This
Pacific
are
outside
in
psychology.
fist cuff.
he
seen
lot
.
article
prevailing
if
a
.
of
was
sentiment
?ff
The
put-up a
Japanese
analyzed
here
n i c e !" t o
general.
soldiers
that
the
One
say
by
will
the Issei
-SoLdi'irJ
those^who
Japanese
of
they
in
had
''You
"run
things '
coupled
seen
trains,
them s a i d ,
the
inadequacies
m o v i e s and the
with
action
bufcses,
know
the
after
the
in
and
the
on
the
American
A c o u p l e o f men s t a r t p u n c h i n g e a t h o t h e r i n a
v i c t o r u s u a l l y end|^<p r e s p e c t i n g t h e l o s e r more
hard
scrap.
soldiers
in
In
the
action
same
respect
way
these
them for
soldiers
their
who
had
courage.
MY
1 —
(3)
A.
They
have^better
they will
rans
the
of
take
in
anti-Japanese
be
a
found
better
over
Foreign
Japanese
understanding
Wars
the
reins
and
the United
future
state
for
of
others
agiattions.
among
of
the
American
will
quite
legislators
our
now.
eventually.
States
And
Japanese
yoi^gsters
and
have
many o f
in
the
t h a t f what
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After
Legion
When
less
and
that
gone
Vet-
happens
about
soldiers
Congress.
had
war
the
to worry
these
we
the
We
will
have
through.
!f
MY
2 —
(1)
I met
Among
other
1.
things
Things
body.
are
Len N e l s o n ,
There
getting
I don't
although
there
getting
easy
office
typists
from re location
former
in
her
what
she
was.
morning.
She
.jobs
in
street
near
doing
told
started
if
to
working
for
The
former
Office
of
the
girls
working
fine.
Everybody
likes
t h e m out
to
the
see
4.
don't
will
can't
Japanese
We
got
think
girls
there
what
5.
Relocation
go
will
like
out
we
it.
to
become
well
40 m i l l i o n
get
I don't
It
me^send
I
the
foreman
of
-rA<Z
said
she
looking
Government
steno-
Construe
Service.
just
the
since
I
gotten
30b.
a
O' c l o c k
ten
ten
the
had
for
the
saw G l a d y s
of^Indlan
will
ask
in
is
as
there.
our
much c h a n g e
budgets
not
the
way
people
and
tell
and
harder
in
budget
up.
harder
I was
received
dollar
be
Affairs
steno-typists.
slowing
It's
the
of A I n d i a n
Bureau
Poston
I
the
instance,
to
asked
b a c k at
Japanese
Japanese,
morning
She
every-
conditions
the
next
s h e was
come
for
the*»i)apanece.«
For
Office
there.
her
her
the
for
i n much more
Chicago.
The
is
Living
for
night.
interesting:
That
only
waiting
last
She
next
the
appoint
time.
3.
of
take
centers.
I asked
I
more
city.
not
t o Roy A n d e r s o n ,
s h e was
from Poston.
said
ed
the
the
is
can
find
were
Treasury Department
secretary
t ion Sect ion)on
asked
the
in
This
of
to
Chicago
(the
of
plenty
from Chicago
in Chicago.
people
know A C h i c a g o
are
returned
bacff
difficult.
are
Jobs
had
f o llowingjltaims
t o o many
more
people.
2.
the
are
are
who
to
a
They
the
lot
are
certainly
doing
happy
office.
approved
in
has
by
the
Congress.
t h e WRA p o l i c i e s .
in
the
coming
It
was
to be
t h e WRA w a n t s
t h e m t o go
persuade
on
We
year.
expected,
it.
Bat
the
people
to
but
I
outside.
relocate.
MAY 2 —
(2)
Tao
for
Gila
and
is
(Cf:
April
-without
24,
page
project
prohibited
to
2;
etc.)
left
authorization.
leave
the
Poston
He
project.
is
This
this
on
is
morning
the
stop
list
t h e way
it
visit
Gila.
happened .
obtained
left
Poston
turn
he
it.
He,
failed
t h e ntfail
and
boarded
The
it
he w o u l d
was
found
worse
Lake
than
that
tead
to
return
to
run
away
if
he
were
absence
in
and
1.
at
by
the
the
day.
gone,
a
sent
the
few
to
his
had
hid
relost
himself
this
could
and
until
He
morning,
he
was
not
He
are
be
no
not
He
care
wanted
center.
might
19th.
punish
detected.
"there
May
did
stated.
segregation
were
they
informed
are
to
sent
remind-
there
said
girls
go
him any
He was
He
if
.
He
ins-
he
did
would
of
Tao's
reluctant
to
unauthorized
take
any
action
because
The M.
P.'s
might
start
regid
inspection
of/every
car
station.
T h e WRA m i g h t
tighten
3.
T h e WRA m i g h t
re-institute
regulations
T h e WRA m i g h t
require
daily
for
short-temm
check-ups
of
permits.
residents
block.
the
He
Leupp.
others
but
he
project
reopenned
Leupp,
On
he
Tao
station
final
2.
4.
on
and
confidence,
immediately,
the
because
go
P.
good
departure
to
that
to Tao.
is
unauthorized
irant
Nomura
on
him to
not
a week.
saying
t h e M.
possession
he was
been
to
Phoenix.
here
anyway,
permit
after
permit
over
through
for
while
sending
his
go
the
permit
in T a o ' s
Leupp had
if
the
train
out
returned
relinquish
truck
the
short-term
1 9 t h and
turned
permit
t o Tu le
ed
to
then,
in
said
on A p r i l
a
short-term
leave
finger
permits.
prints
and
photographs
MY 2
(3Q
5.
the
of
Poston
Hearst
''internees
if
for
from
to
Xhe
not
and
had
who
not
the
recent
the
Project
knows
heard
notifying
The
in
again
receive
Dies
adverse
Committee
publicity
for
lack
of
-tfifyk,
say,
surveillance
'.
one
designate
step
might
papers
Every
as
-f-t~<frr
the
of
this
it.
He
project
memorandums
Director
him as
confirming
Centrs^^
to
is
keeping
quiet
to
be
authorities
of
this
the
the
Supervisor
Deputy
Block
t h e WRA
is
afraid
to
and
fact
made
of
later
on.
Managers
Deirector
This
is
this
responsible
Block
Project
Manager.
about
begatn
another
nomenclature.
SL-
The
nicle
following
of
today;
Dr.
Harris
Relocation
Family
articles
should be
Returns
(pag
Aid
Farmers
Welfare
for
Section
noted
in
the
Poston
Chro-
1)
Seen
Staff
(page
1)
Increased
(page
1)
t
A regular
this
morning
weekly
in
the
meeting
of
conference
the
Block
room of
Managers
the Unit
was
held
Administration
Bu i Id i n g .
Supervisor
the
here
block
is
Sakai
sewing
machines,
relocating
Sakai
reported
the
excessive
the
Sanitation
warned
tonight
that
content
of
Division
conscientious
objector.
Washington
Civil
in
he
the
since
to
had
the
repair
taken
(Dennis).
A
is
to
only
be
careful
man
in
using
available
Michigan.
chlorine
He
Managers
a
Engineering.
in
up
the
the
water
(Dennis
graduate
He
is
complaints
a
with
I
of
the
colored
the
of
Chief
understand,
University
man.)
Ac-
A
of
a
of
MAY X
--
cording
(4)
to Dennis,
dangerous
died
to
recently.
while
the
time
it
to
time
except
have
one
been
however,
of
device
for
the
a regular
to
the
the
chlorinator,
but
The
chief
Sanitation
to
send
the
of
the
there
two men f o r
the
has
the
ponds
often
contains
as
the
contents
defects
least
of
one
39b a t
to
furnish
been
no
the
two
mush as
varied
there
is
Several
appeals
watch
complained.
Supervisor
wanted
to
no
to
r e s p o n s e , DenMs
community
from
chlorinator.
evacuees
requested
here,
attending
but
present.
nor
have
points
the
man
chlorine,
Division
."job i f
in
contaminated
1.5
at
the
community
fishes
that
have
neither
exceed
f l o w of
for
is
content
inherent
should
Caucasian
made
did|the
t h e A^my q u i t e
because
constantly
water
although
time
admitted,
mechanical
one
no
for
He
drinking
residents,
At
water
10 p o i n t s .
The
the
the
to
Sakai
remady
situation.
(Complaints
meeting
of
meeting
the
Spanish
Consul
(In
the
of^high
Local
Council
Councilmen
the
when
he
meeting
chlorine
in
the
resolved
arrives
of
the
content
to
past.
take
here
have
In
the
been
its
aired
most
told
women
of
the
that
various
the
could
reaction
be
It's
fact
for
because
of
Sakai
the
in
livered
only
allotted
his
itself.
announced
allotment
with
job
the
the
shortly.)
presidents
Dennis
to
of
the
Fu.jin-kai
spoke
in
the
explanation
thus:
"Oh,
to
say
the
water
is
We
are
getting
skin
same
well.
not
2(9J
of
He
the
is
harmful.
itches
1 was
veir^.
by D e n n i s
summarized
(Women's
tyrt'C
and
an
But
the
diarrhea
water.')
also
duction
after
generally
apologist.
speaks
blocks
the
recent
grievance
(on
Blub)
in
once
only
of
because
gasoline
a week
two
that
block
hereafter.
gallons
of
of
the
recent
supplies
The
could
Supervisor's
gasoline
a
week.
sharp
be
re-
de-
office
is
MAY 2
--
(5)
Sakai
explained
services.
(Cf:
background
of
tion
of
prises
a
this
delegates
Business
private
met
that
the
there
exploiting
He
held
might
lic
be
fear
not
want
But
to
it
t h e WRA.
worker
pointed
personnel
a
of
his
month.
'"What's
month.'
unless
will
the
the
use
On
the
the
amount
by
the
evacuee
project
the
of
paid
will
go
live
lavishly
correction
he
and
was
might
acted
under
the
becuase
it
else
neither
satisfied
with
the
hand
the
that
because
the
too
he
hard.
appointed
the
is
evacuee
Kawashima
into
he
it
the
a
reported
thankless
been
ordered
to
personnel
the
and
nor
The
t o get
say
that
domes-
Go-op
a
paying
would
aplot
&40
himself,
o n l y $16
the
a
difference
that
Co-op,
issue
pub-
the
arrangement.
is
were
the
employer
entitled
of
A
The
be
off
^nWrers.
another
had
I am g e t t i n g
profit
tipped
place
would
when
the
undertaken
to
all
Myer,
the
Go-op.
that
claim
in
the
that
personnel
become
quickly
of
anybody
was
appointed
also
Go-op
under
than
Myer
afraid
working
by
the
anything
employee,
other
the
from Dillon
explained.
was
chief
placed
to
some
do
s o o n be
much s o o n e r
evacuees
is
be
It
When
inten-
enter-
organization.
issued
control,
questioning
of
w&uld
Congress
by
would
evacuee
On
the
Go-op
evacuee
out
was
Therefore,
The
all^fivate
beginning.
the
an
revealed
clearly
not
was
Washington,
to
could
It
t h e WRA a t
labor
gain
explained
the
evacuee
rendered
way:
domestic
Richardson,
that
in
this
one
talfcp
up
Kawashima
control
much
that
taken
to
from the
centers
was
in
under
telegram
been
cheap
services
task.
by
a
controversy.
tic^
did
a
of
in
haste
had
Mas
14 on
recently,
regulation
I read
3)
time
centers
in Granada
This
it
long
Councils
enterprises
expected.
in
a
Enterprises
Go-ops.
and
the
page
Memorandum N o .
new r e g u l a t i o n
relocation
problem for
Project
29,
April
t h e WRA f o r
in
the
recieved
which
will
MAY X --
(4)
b<L e v e n t u a l l y
rebated
to
the
Go-op members
in
the
f o r m of
profit
d iv id e n d s .
Sakai
halls
not
Recently
of
requested
53
inspected
to
at
by
a
the
waste.
the
wrapping
for
the
community
'If
Unit
I
the
canteens
Managers
as
soap
a
to
for
a
the
extra
body
scores.
related
that
about
cost
of
meeting,
however,
the
II
Unit
Manager
operative
other
Unit
and
Manager,
the
Black
acted
as
voted
now
the
it
of
down
i
The
load
is
often
and
be
publicized
thrown
Sakai
and
complained.
the
fact
cake
meeting
soap
that
the
Enterprises
taken
away,
to
up w i t h
the
n
trun
presented
the
it
must
sell
here
because
.
7
soap
the
been
of
the
Board
on a c c o u n t
39,
who
is
explained
the
cause
According
III,
to
Shigemura,
on a
interned),
Market
had
out
about
Community
Management
case
off,
cans.
be/{^advanta-
must
complaining
Congress, -lor
per
it
and
in
garbage
would
found
powdered
garbage
f r o m one
the
it
taken
the
matter
the
mess-
of
soap
ceiling
of
price
Trustees
opposition
in
and
its
from
III.
Shigemura
Unit
sell
respective
found
bread
be
been
transportation
Congress,
Units.
II
and
75^
and
he
eat
in
that
complained
The
Cooperative
of
if
request
the
previously.
the
loss
not
should
said
least
have
do
its
Enterprises
matter
residents
here
to
at
A few Managers
in
Sakai
should
were
Farm,
a whole
their
bread
bread
the
wanted
warft
of
Sakai
at
as
one
paper
washing.
sell
no
The
of
Hog F a r m .
Caucasian
to
loaves
unopenned^ loaves
the
that
Managers
t o dump u n o p e n n e d
unfouo/tllt
garbage
geous
the
promotion
bought
in D e n v e r .
sales
agents
for
a
also
carload
Each
this
of
the
of
Block
a member
of
the
the
opposition
Local
Councils
Kurpiwa
or
carloads
Manager
s o a p and
(the
sold
of
Cofrom
of
former
of
these
them to
the
soap
City
from
Bnits
his
MY 1 —
(7)
block residents.
But
••hi m a
than
little
about
$£4.50
charged
to
the
a
blocks
the
they
they
had
and
the
at
the
had
it
blocks
fee
and
a
$7.75
per
case,
in
profit
was
to
because
the Units
canteens
could
have
many
rid
of
them.
Co-operative
Congree
from Units
II
and
ceiling
what
the
plan
of
price
for
fear
that
they
The
have
hot
of
other
munity
Units.
following
today.
It
for
They
on
the
adjourned
Supervisor
The
blocks
penalized
meeting
III
A
it
soap
of
are,
never
sold
it
Con-
too
only
cheaper.
s o a p on
hand
to
the
therefore,
sell
able
much,
whenever
delegates
canteens
t h e y would
nevertheless
Enterprises
The
acting
be
the
and
much
cases
only
24 b o x e s .
for
The
cost
charged
it
cost
opposed
soap at
to
clean
the
up
hand.
Managers
should
the
on
letting
bujf
It
Councils
They bought
to
to
case,
t h e y were
slow.
it
the
contained
anxious
present
get
that
they
still
each
high.
while
addition,
on
the
very
case,
which
very
They went
stock,
per
In
realized
sale
vjas
very
at
are
days.
of
price
dollars
pre-war
to.
in
retiial
six
residents
prog^ss
when
These
in
handling
sequently
and
more
the
to
argued
the
chose
at
succeed
very
the
residents
short-sighted
three
Managers
in Unit
iteering
to
see
the
racket
Com-
matter.
1 0 : 3 0 A.I,I.
Sakai,
mimeographed
had
that
few
was
paper
Mas
Kawashima,
the
new
present.
was
distributed
to
the
readers.
FOR INTER-RACIAL TOLEARNCE
jrs
( S p e e c h of R e p r e s e n t a t i v e 0 . K. A r m s t r o n g , in t h e M i s s o u r i
House of R e p e r e s e n t a t i v e s , M a r c h 3 0 , 1 9 4 4 , o p p o s i n g amendment t h a t w o u l d h a v e b a r r e d a d o c t o r of J a p a n e s e d e s c e n t
f r o m p r a c t i s i n g in t h e S t a t e T u b e r c u l a r S a n a t o r i u m . )
I
MY 1 — (12)
Mr. K e n s w i l h a s s e r v e d q u i e t l y and w i t h o u t o f f e n s e t o a n y o n e .
He
h a s b e e n a n i n d u s t r i o u s member o f t h e C o m m i t e e o f w h i c h I h a v e
t h e honor t o be c h a i r m a n .
I now s a y p u b l i c l y t h a t I h a v e s a i d
many t i m e s i n p r i v a t e c o n v e r s a t i o n , t h a t t h i s man h a s s e r v e d
a b l y and w e l l not o n l y t h e p e o p l e of h i s r a c e , but a l l the p e o p l e
of M i s s o u r i .
I s a y t o you t h a t t h e r e i s r o o m i n t h i s g r e a t
s t a t e f^9/ l a w - a b i d i n g c i t i z e n s of b o t h t h e w h i t e and c o l o r e d
r a c e s , a n d we s h o u l d c o o p e r a t e t o b a n i s h i n t e r r a c i a l d i s ^ / r d .
A l r e a d y we h e a r i n t h i s c o u n t r y m u t t e r i n g s a n d t h r e a t s a g a i n s t
the Jews.
We a r e t o l d t h a t t h e y must b e made t o s u f f e r a f t e r
t h i s war.
Would b a r b a r o u ^ m e t h o d s , b o r r o w e d f r o m t y r a n t s who
have plunged t h i s world i n t o s t r i f e , s o l v e any of t h e problems
w h i c h c o n c e r n members of t h i s r a c e , i n t h i s n a t i o n or b e y o n d i t s
borders?
Would we a d v a n c e t h e c a u s e s f o r w h i c h o u r b o y s a r e
f i g h t i n g and d y i n g , by a n t i - S e m i t i c d e m o n s t r a t i o n ?
And what a b o u t
the Italians?
We a r e a t war w i t h t h e i r m o t h e r c o u n t r y .
Should
we d i s c r i m i n a t e a g a i n s t f a m i l i e s ^ M i / t ^ t i * / o f I t a l i a n d e s c e n t ?
Many o f t h e m a r e r e s p e c t e d c i t i z e n s o f o u r s t a t e .
M r . S p e a k e r , t h i s i l l u s t r a t e s how e a s i l y t h e p a s s i o n s o f
war a r o u s e i n t e r r a c i a l h a t r e d a n d i l l w i l l .
Let u s g u a r d a g a i n s t
them.
Let u s n o t p u n i s h t h e i n n o c e n t v i c t i m s o f w a r f o r t h e
c r i m e s o f t h o s e who a r e t h e e n e m i e s o f f r e e d o m .
Dr. Fujikawa
i s n o t r e s p o n s i b l e f o r o u r war w i t h J a p a n .
For t h a t m a t t e r the
p e o p l e o f t h e J a p a n e s e E m p i r e had no v o i c e i n t h e i r d e s t i n y ,
n o c o n t r o l o v e r t h e mad w a r l o r d s who l a u n c h e d t h e a t t a c k a t
Pearl Harbor.
Let u s r e a l i z e t h a t t h e common man i s t h e v i c t i m
o f war e v e r y w h e r e .
As o u r f o r c e s f i g h t f o r f r e e d o m , l e t u s t r e s o l v e
t h a t v i c t o r y must p r i n g f r e e d o m n o t o n l y t o t h o s e who f i g h t w i t h
u s , b u t t o t h e p e o p l e of G e r m a n y , o f I t a l y , o f J a p a n , a n d w h e r e v e r
e l s e t y r a n n y t r a m p l e s upon t h e r i g h t s of m a n k i n d .
M r . S p e a k e r , t h e r e c a n b e no wor&d p e a c e u n l e s s i t b e f o u n d e d
u p o n t h e p r i n c i p l e s of j u s t i c e , m e r c y , and u n d e r s t a n d i n g among
a l l people.
Let u s t h e n d e n y t h e i m p l i c a t i o n t h a t w h i t e A m e r i c a n s
are the s u p e r - r a c e .
G r a t e f u l a s I am f o r my h e r i t a g e , I c a n n o t
t a k e c r e d i t f o r b e i n g b o r n a w h i t e man.
T h a t was G o d ' s w i l l .
And i f I w e r e a J a p a n e s e , o r t h e s o n o f a n y o t h e r r a c e a n d c o u l d
b e b o r n i n t h i s l a n d o f l i b e r t y , I w o u l d t h a n k God t h a t I am a n
American c i t i z n .
Let u s l i f t o u r v o i c e s a g a i n s t a n y m o v e s t o w a r d d i s c r i m i n a t i o n
b e c a u s e of c o l o r or c r e S d .
I f i n t e r r a c i a l b i g o t r y and i n t o l e s a n c e
r a i s e t h e i r f u g l y h e a d s and l i f t t h e i r r e e k i n g b a n n e r s i n o b h e r
l a n d s , or e v e n i n o t h e r s t a t e s of t h i s U n i o n , l e t M i s s o u r i
r e m a i n f o r e v e r a r e f u g e f o r t o l e a r n c e , a h a v e n o f good w i l l t o w a r d
men.
MAY 2 —
MP.
(8)
Speaker,
Ladies
and
gentlemen
®f
the
Souse:
I
doctor
r i s e to oppose t h i s amendmant.
I t would b a r an A m e r i c a n
of J a p a n e s e d e s c e n t f r o m employment i n our S t a t e T u b e r c u l a r " Sanatorium.
Wh* d o e s t h e a u t h o r o f t h i s a m e n d m e n t s e e k t o
do t h i s 9
He a d m i t s t h a t D o c t o r F u j i k a w a was b o r n i n t h e U n i t e d
States.
He d o e s n o t a c c u s e h i m o f d i s l o y a l t y .
B u t , he s a y s , s u r e l y , we n e e d n o t e m p l o y a j a p .
He e x p r e s s e s h i s h a t r e d f o r t h i s
race.
T h i s r a i s e s a q u e s t i o n f a r b e y o n d t h e s i m p l e m a t t e r o f whom
our S t a t e s h a l l employ in i t s l a s t i t u t i o n s .
The q u e s t i o n i s
w h e t h e r we s h a l l d i s c r i m i n a t e a g a i n s t a man b e c a u s e o f h i
race,
o r w h e t h e r we s h a l l l i f t o u r v 6 i c e s h e r e a n d now t o d e f e a t
this
g l a r i n g e v i d e n c e of r a c i a l
intolerance.
It
i s t r u e t h a t h i s d o c t o r was b o r n o f J a p a n e s e p a r e n t s , i n
California,
j p u t he h a s a n h o n o r a b l e r e c o r d .
He e n t e r e d a g r e a t
a n d n o b l e p r o f e s s i o n , Itihait
iplhyA^ •
I h o l d i n my h a n d a
l e t t e r f r o m t h e p r e s i d e n t ^ of our E l e e m o s y n a r y B o a r d , s h o w i n g
t h a t he was t h o r o u g h l y i n v e s t i g a t e d b y t h e F . B . I . J a n d f o u n d t o
be i n t e n s e l v l o y a l t o h i s n a t i v e c o u n t r y , t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s .
He v o l u n t e e r e d t o s e r v e o u r i n s t i t u t i o n r a t h e r t h a n r e m a i n
m
comparative i d l e n e s s in the R e l o c a t i o n C e n t e r .
He was b a d l y
needed at the ^ifctftorAwm.
*ae m o t c o m e , o n e h u n d r e d ± i l t y
t u b e r a u l a r p a t i e n t s m i g h t h a v e b e e n s e n t h o m e , a n d some of t h e m
would have d i e d f o r l a c k of p r o p e r a t t e n t i o n .
MP. S p e a k e r , t h i s a m e n d m a n t w o u l d s t o p D r . F u j i k a w a f r o m
a d m i n i s t e r i n g h i s h e a l i n g a r t s — m e r e l y b e c a u s e he i s S e s The s p o n s o r s a y s we must be on
cendant f r o m O r i e n t a l p a r e n t s .
guard against the J a p s .
Yet w h i l e we d e b a t e t h i s < ^ s t i o n
J a p a n e s e - A m e r i c a n s o l d i e r s a r e on g u a r d f o r u s — b a t i l l i o n s o f
t h e m f i g h t i n g b r a v e l y w i t h our t r o o p s i n I t a l y .
Of c o u r s e we h a v e # d e t e r m i n e d t o f i g h t .
As f a t h e r o f a
b o y i n t h e s e r v i c e , I k n o w , a s you m e m b e r s a l l k n o w , how s e r i o u s
i s t h e t a s k of w i n n i n g t h i s w a r .
But s h o u l d we s h o w h a t r e d f o r
our f e l l o w c i t i z e n s b e c a u s e of t h e i r r a c i a l d e s c e n t ?
H o , Mr.
S p e a k e r , i t w o u l d n o t b e w o r t h y o f t h o s e who f i g h t f o r
liberty
and
justice.
H a t r e d s h o u l d have no p a r t i n our t a s k .
D u r i n g t h e l a s t w a r , some t h i n g s h a p p e n e d w h i c h we v e t r a n s
o f t h a t war a r e ashamed o f .
We h o p e d t h e y w o u l d n e v e r h a p p e n
qaain.
R i g h t h e r e i n M i s s o u r i , some h o u s e s w e r e p a i n t e d w i t h
s t r e a k s of y e l l o w , by cowards i n t t e n i g h t , —
because the f a m i l i e s
had German names and i t seemed p o p u l a r t o h a t e a l l t h i n g s G e r m a n .
Yet t h o s e f a m i l i e s may h a v e b e e n a s l o y a l a s y o u o r I .
I f we p r e v e n t a man f r o m p r u s u i n g h i s h o n o r a b l e p r o f e s s i o n
b e c a u s e h i s a n c e s t o r s w e r e O r i e n t a l , we w o u l d b e s t a r t i n g s o u t h i n g we c o u l d j n o t s t o p .
We w o u l d b e f a n n i n g c o a l s o f r a c i a l
p r e j u d i c e T h a i might b u r s t
into raging flames.
A l r e a d y we a r e
A l r e a d y we h e a r
it said
^
d i s t r e s s e d by i n t e r r a c i a l f r i c t i o n .
^When t h i s w a r i s o v e r , w e ' l l p u t t h e N e g r o b a c k i n h i s p l a c e .
Where, Mr. S p e a k e r ,
f r e e d o m , h i s p l a c e is at
to
stand.
We
have
is the N e g r o ' s
whatever level
a Negro
member
of
this
place?
I n t h i s laneJ o f
he p r o v e s h i m s e l f w o r t h y
House,
from S t .
Louis,
MY 3 —
(1)
Mas
recent
Kawashima
conference
intimate
the
at
Tension
eegregant
Asia
younger
This
every
to
working
attempting
to
dance
the
who
upon
are
There
attend
by
work
is
the
other
peaceful.
who d e s i r e
United
until
v
*We d o n ' t
want
"Both
of
the
patriation
loyalty
ma.
any
these
or
ready
also
is
establish
group
the
is
two
mostly
Greater
they
to
are
daily;'If
say.
group
t h e y want
another
trying
instance
the
for
group,
coercing
you
are
They
compuHsory J a p a n e s e
is
this
between
agressive
they will
the
People
of
this
yet,
and
when
they
are
school
atten-
hindering
nothing
they
better
repatriation
or
those
said,
'We
are
through.
Yet
their
those
than
usually
duration.
obey
who
more
older
They
laws
are
of
Japan,
these
more,
they
refers
who
this
people
reason.
to
the
people
applied
for
ex-
answered
the United
got
are
the
is
here.
those
reactions
are
nothing
are
We
which
for
probably
i.e.
forsaken
to
and
--
have
the
depart
w h i l e we
hand,
group
want
can
(Kawashima
other
for
to Japan
trouble
people
quiet
segregation
States.*
is
school,"
on
t o go
questions.)
'"They
United
time
We w a n t
primary
to
for
group,
to remain
States
such
maintain.
It
classes
This
had
Kawashima
language
force
and
them.
this
As
the
stoppage.
persons,
land
to
Granada,
overt,
is,
intimidation;
and
the
might
residents.
reticent
in
Japanese
during
from f r i c t i o n
trying
center.
lake
to
great.
more
"are
the
legislate
working
complete
in
the
daytime,
who
the
S p h e r e . " That
one
attend
very
by
resulting
is
at
According
presented
is
is
One
people,
Go-prosperity
people
center
elements.
japanize
a
the
as
from Tule
Enterprises
with them.
Lake
time.
delegates
Business
Tule
in
b l o w - u p any
the
of
the
conversation
picture
of
met
negatively
States,''
nothing
entirely
said
to
the
Kawashi-
t o do w i t h
the
opposite.
The
MAY 2 —
former
the
(2)
group
latter
is
taking
is a s k i n g
characterictic
of
veyy
quiet
the
belligerent,
Mlitant
subordination
pre-evacuation
to
attitudes,
authority,
Japanese
while
w h i c h was
communities.'
mnmmm
The
Tule
following
Lake
(dated
.
(Perhaps
senior
the
. you
you
Nov.
see,
saw
The
incident
a
April
the
secretary
time.
is
reproduction
24,
1944):
I was
pulled
Committee's
steno.
Center
until
Jan.
in a
11,
part
into
the
picture
from the
was
in
Co-op
this
in
the
I
fix
Co-ord.
a
letter
from
Co-ordinating
that
'helluva'
of
Life
just
magazine.)
didn't
since
Com.
Committee
that
took
as
have
last
the
initiative
w
and
broke
was
called
about
the
of
the
the
quo.
was
People
so
far
not
so
concerned,
was
certainly
to
Advisory
The
f r o m Tu l e
Myer
had
composed
this
one
all
for
me,
I
can't
be
experience
C c ^ r o l a d o Time
are
the
too
present.
April
correspondent,
appc^ved
the
plan
of
not
report
he
''Since
the
more
added
than
the
t i m e we
a
entered
grad
to
the
the
break
leaders
o f XI.
beat
Com.
thinks
to
of
him up
female,
so
Well,
I'm
it
adventurous
Project
Dir. &
one
his
. . .
printed
Takfthara.
a
He
comments:
Assembly
a
report
stated
council
representatives.
following
one
of
a very
the
establishing
twelve
a
Our
had
alert'.
29th
its
one
l'#)a
'not
which
by
of
somebody
me, but
at
when
threatening
luckily
for
meetings
of
shucks,
Byron A k i t s u k i ,
As
the
but
to work.
unfortunately,
still
altho
employee
colonists
and
Council & Colonel
uake
16000
been
has.
a good
attend
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my b o s s ^
have
but
had
of
ex
etc.
- F o r t u n a t e l y or
movement
no
all
'betrayers',
sufferings
Chicago.
I
by r e t u r n i n g
'Dogs',
status
this
ice
of
At
that
segregants
the
end
of
(Translation)
Cneter
for
the
first
MAY 2 —
time
we
(2)
have
periences.
two
years
faced
With
many,
these
moving
many
incidents,
bitter
f r o m one
and
experiences
center
to
gained
we
have
another.
At
passed
any
-fi-a**i
present
residents
extreme
sentiments
the
front
sons
who
cannot
type
line.
we
wards.
our
we
again.
t o be
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Councilmenjf
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and
radical
we
must
living
They
in
It
will
looking
sure
be
to
around
for
not
rate,
of
the
loyalty
we
to
re-
with
same
to
for
per-
Japan
this
bitter
sincere,
at
these
elected
and/important
gentle,
lafet
soldiers
centers,
/"if
repeat
necessary
the
/'if
are
these
administration,
are
ex-
- t e e l e c t o p e r s on s
avoid
ideas.
are
the
we
ex-
us
that
reasonable
f r o m now.
was
said
that
Therefore,
I
would
not
fair
thinking
regret
Dr.
we
Suzuki
Among many
his
we
date
would
be
not
to
s a y much m o r e .
ought
to
deliberate
must
And
those
support
announced
/~For
profoundly
who
have
absolutely.
selecting
so
been
We
after-
that
selected
should
be
from now."
was
things
election
afterwards.
elections
about
the
need
representatives/
after
we
h a I f - b a k e d , crac k-pot
l i a b l e t o show h i s ^ c o n c e p t i o n s
are
periences
coucnil
While
cooperate
of
on
bitter
over
at
my|place
discussed
for
the
items
of
working
again
for
two
hours
interest
last
t o us
night.
are
as
f o Hows:
A<*S /<t<tn
1. D r .
had
the
March
the
U)
quarrel
with Dr.
,
)About
two 6Kys
for
Dr.
Murakami,
the
e f f oi^^t/of
page
interpreter
reconcile
kami
the
Murakami
by
Boardman
and
left
the
afterwards
who w a s
the
frankly
told
Boardman
that
routines
with
the
immature
aame
sometime
the
hospital.
Suzuki
brought
Hospital
latter
thought
after
acted
to
as
going
he,
(Cf:
as
Boardman
Commission.
was
he
Mura-
through
Murakami,
had
MAY 3 —
been
(4)
when
h e was
younger.
"I
distictly
remember
even
now a n d
A
my f a c e
out
of
in a
is
red
the
Bvery
medical
small
town
the
world
the
hospital.
rural
I was
who
had
they
not
have
think
been
I was
I
not
of
it.
the
of
Japan.
ordeia/^round
concerned
with
practirfing^jSany
college
t h e y were
unreasonable
lot
then.
degrees.
in
I was
made
district
my f e e t .
doctors,
since
I
college.
in a
under
did
time
the
ashamed
I
of
the
older
and
But
it;
I
years
hospital
thought
I
had
doctors
of
in
these
capable
resented
of
a few
feelings
years
r e s e n t king me.
I am r e a l l y
chief
the
They
only
although
me, but
I
thought
I have
learned
cannot
erase
a
the
memory.:
"gardman
Murakami
'Yes,
did
is
a
not
smart
have
I understand.*Now B o a r d m a n
pictures
of
submitted
any
2.
Boardman
he
the
will
change. "
lately
asked
Hospital
happy
is
that
he
|>f e v a c u e e s
Pressman-like
If
you
don't
a
plan
page
of
24,
it,
Suzuki
bringing
the
can
instead
the
reason,
last
admitted
does
of
said,
item)
get
of
some
I don't
the
fast
shed
w
knows
the
of
odering
care.
he
like
wanted
from the
We w a n t
to
said,
what
better
finish
from
would
for
do
it
has
evacuees
He
asked
be
very
He
got
rid
your
own
good.
it."
Council
Pool.
It(s
He
ordering.
'"It's
Motor
admittances
stated.
them.
ray
are
to do.'
for
the
the X
hospital
those
patients
shed
You
'When
he w a n t s
high-handed
kind
that
to
result
that
Boardman
the
new , S u z u k i
the
a
in
object
Murakami
humbly
way
not
'"Dr.
;
shook hands.
been
to me.
that.
had
'Dr.
built
than
respectfully.
he
Commission
commented
Murakami
learning
of
the
they
who
say,
humbly
do
s a y a n y more
treats
Boardman,
a
leaimed
to
and
patients
more.
quite
if
to
f e l l o w , *' S u z u k i
to work
(Cf:
before
That
Ar^il
is
out
26,
Pressman
MAY 18 —
comes
(4)
back.
We w a n t
work w i t h any
an
equal
will
TYlo^?
term.
3.
The
filing
been
changed
in
charge
(X r a y
films)
from
put
a
I won't
the
the
into
He
has
to
beginning,
filing
actual
''We
are
f
don't
have
gotten
Th^y
complain
reason
main
are
at
in
feel
the
talking
leaving
has
no
letter
the
a
to Dr.
hospital
authority
to
the
good
no r e a s o n
fact
in
(the
home
attitudes
evacuees *
' *»
the
doctor
are
always
the
anyone
trouble
the
know
out
same
of
system
order.
for
a
tell
trouble
kept
the
with
So
I
long
time
me how
to
who
they
'don't
He
there.
tomorrow.
in
the
them is
for
are
that
think
getting
they
worde.
ao
good
forced
know w h a t
chairman
thinks
tubercular
they
hospital
but
notifying
keep Wakachi
with
he
of
the
got
A few days
to
re-
they
Labor
well.
ago
he w o u l d
Boardman
said
that
There
He
he
him that
hospital.
cC'*sc
evacuee
record
about
us
department
i n a good
former
example.
t o be
kept
t h e y may b e
doctors
Boardman
for
of
t o go h o m e ,
Nakachi
is
any
sickness.
kept
about'.
has
a
are
by
claims
wrote
they
my
get
'The
in
"In
can't
let
on
They d o n ' t
except
are
with
boasted.
other
although
girls
it,
dreamed
plent^y
like
of
tough
I
to
confided.
whenever
another.
I don't
hospital
Board)
he
a
They want
Relations
had
records
times.
willing
'superior'
evacuee
records
Suzuki
his
The
there.
complained.
that
all.
one
I
are
cooperate
past
of
in
the
Dr.
pain
well,
lot
it
here.
having
p a t i e n t s , * Suzuki
they
see
system which
r u n my d e p a r t m e n t ,
4.
a
we
the
system to
Pressman
and
practice
in
any
Even
to
medical
change*/.
let
that
e v a c u e e s , " Suzuki
the
times
record
i n my o f f i c e .
my o f f i c e .
filing
from the
f r o m one
look for
Pressman
show h i m t h a t
s y s t e m of
clinic
changing
to
who -aa&e w i l l i n g
several
e£—tfct
to
show
to
coopeartion
where
j
We w a n t
get
has
girl
Caucasian
not
working
/
to
is
be
he
no
of
MAY X - -
(4)
Arizona
or
federal
law a b o u t
patient
of
communicable
does
not
say where,
home
his
home m u s t
p r o b l e m and
If
an
residents
come
a
great
went
how h e r
could
have
She
the
as
a
little
her
mind
the
blame
its
are
not
s i c k a n y more
the
business,
you
are
n
or
looking.
block.'
illusions,
are
very
any
slight
fee 1 the
and
to
must
built
be
I will
these
The
amount
in
the
it
is
another
be
goes
worked
out.
the
This
block
will
be-
previously,'
Su-
on
going
Some-
around
these
and
in a
home.
that
she
that
is,
her
w
tell
They
them with-
^ou
don't
few w e e k s , '
does
the
the
forward
to
talks
in
our
not
lie;
having
give
it
tubercular
does
'You
know
way
y o u bi
the
statement
look
or
doctor doen't
.judging
in a few days^from the
looking
they
apartment.
residents.
look f i n e .
out
I bet
her
hospital.
by
You
out
But
this
hospital
to believe
fever.
it
he
ready
the
t o be
thermometer
of
a
if
it.
notified
irresponsible
they r e f u s e
But
a block,
about
a fence
'"My*.
be
be
to
are
taken
in
sure
will
must
that
and
t o do
insisted
they
remained
be
how
like
and
tfityn I a m .
'You
All
sick.
fever.
will
case,
measure
case
as
consequence,
You
active
holler
out
patients
all.
quarantined.
But
woman
it
time
be
requires
block.
soon
and
tubercular
thinking
the
the
merely
returned
to r a i s e
found
s i c k at
in
patient
interesting
just
an
Some
'A t u b e r c u l a r
of
must
is
one.
in
people
It
quarantined.
sure
one
home
changed
visit
out
was
have
'"Part
be
trouble
block
to
be
on.
come
Nakachik
tubercular
will
There
zuki
disease
a difficult
acitve
this.
patients
that
they
register
patients
cannot
3
mmmmm
The
April
26,
defendant
page
in
2 3 ) was
the
Block
dismissed
18 d i s h - t h r o w i n g
in
the
hearing
case
(Gf:
w h i c h was
held
MY 3 - by
the
ant
(20)
Judicial
ignored
(In
the
to
keep
to
dismiss
subpoena
hearing
defendant
the
way
and
in
the
case
and
punishment
members
plained
to
to
atay
away
of
court
I
been
The
must
met
Leave
soon
been
of
these
A regular
in
the
Chairman
his
been
Nomura
morning.
teletying
in
He
of
quarrels
of
reported
the
reported
on
that
behind
that
the
com-
,|f
t o me
exon
Endo
contempt
all
this.
James.
Local
had
29,
to
adverse
early
he
Arpil
by N o r r i s
the
room from 1 :30 P.M.
Nomura
of
his
days
He
here
a
gift
to
and
had
result
James
<i*pUf**<t.J.
Council
was
held
today.
Ken
^akino
of
Block
?jtendered
Council.
the
1)
information
James.
As
not
page
clear
J a p s ' ' 7?
'"dangerous
meeting
me
(Cf:
the
with
the
was
*heat
charge
Washington
thought
on
about
exclaimed.
yet.
to
day.")
reported
put
aere
told
to Washington
and
as
He
Washington
C o - o p movement
people
to
Harper
a
refused
indignant
subpoena
tell
better
t/^j/,
served
had
file
be
on
Harper
such
somebody
this,"
this
bi-weekly
resignation
make
all
turned
conference
Department,
would
was
was
h i m t a l k who
disagreements
regaurded
who
to
possible.
the
Caucasians
He
t h e WRA a t
as
The
subpoena
that
Okamoto
would
mountain
complain
court.
"It
the
ignore
the
18,
court.
for
has
to
in
the
Prosecutor
Harper,
to
because
appear
Block
go
Police
sure
to
court.
The
failure
Endo
by
leader
constant
for
pay
of
I met
out.
morning,
overheard
should
the
Roy T a z a w a
h i m had
other
He
of
I
from the
He w a s
Office
as
Yushi
from the
cleared
status
on
him.
against
"Somebody
some
turned
by
the
week
afternoon
lainant
failed
last
case.
the
yesterday
and
compqyinant
this
Later
the
the
the
to
Commission
the
Community
Acitivities
MAY X -to
(4)
promote
the
Boys Day a s
follows:
(cf:
asked
for
donation
o f $>180 f r o m t h e
on A p r i l
19.
Yobhikawa
its
meeting
of
its
fund,
instructed
balance.
Yoshikawa
the
The
Board,
But
it
however,refused
reported 'to
that
canteens
for
that
to
in
the
the
would
for
to
the
for
and
the
the
for
to $155.85.
the
by
the
the
Enterprises
of
July
members.
would
turned
Trustees.
of
- September,
by
sales
It
was
be
turned
get
the
receipts
promised
the
over
dividend
check for
to
money.
receipts
sales
reductions
a
Yoshikawa
out
sal«s
the
4th
him $100
donation
total
the
in
Board
a m o u n t ^ of
required
Board
told
the
9,
Council
Community
period
sales
page
give
outright
the
tofcal
the
The
and
to
with
between
unclaimed
After
Council,
an
18,
there-w-a-a-a-rr u n c l a i m e d
dividends
Council.
the
t o make
difference
period
voted
negotiated
to $1,452.32
profit
dividend
^ocal
from the
whatever
this
he
wanted
Council.
Nomura
full
the
amount
amount
is,
Council
him to a s k ^
him that
I amounting
1943
turned
The
and
for
in Unit
a
April
$180
reported
to
the
to
the
Community
Council
^jffjzf t h a t
Acitivities.
The
he
had
members
given
the
approved
the
expend i t u r e .
Masaki
Unit
the
I
of
Local
Block
Council
appointment.
candidate,
member
on
The
Torihiko
taking
22,
place
who
the
had
Community
Council
Matsumoto
of
been
Masaki.
decided
of
elected
Council,
to r e p r e s e n t
refused
to appoint
Block 36,
as
the
to
the
accept
next
highest
a Community
Council
P.
The
moving
shed
Hospital
the
could
dragging
working
shed
be
it.
Committee
at
moved
It
d a y and
the
Motor
easily
would
would
which
Pool
by
require
need
studied
reported
hooking
about
about
ways
five
a
and
its
findings.
t e a m of
thrity
days
means
tractors
volunteers
to
finish
of
The
and
e^z-gTpy
the
work.
MY 3
the
--
(9)
first
by
the
the
working
day
volunteers
assignment
2 suggested
the
from Unit
will
that
on
be
construction
I,
the
rotated
next
among
each Councilman
will
be
by Unit
the
should
II,
Units.
notify
taken
care
and
so
on
Yamada
of
Block
the
Block
Manager
An
to
recruit
one
man o u t
of
each blcok.
(This
is .usual
procedure.
A
A Councilman
work.)
Nomura
Councilman
they did
asking
and
Managers
They
might
few
to
as
go
to
the
at
us."
asking
In
the
end,
the
themselves
Nomura
Police
on
26,
page
of
Unit
III
Local
men o u t
of
mission
and
that
came
for
to
the
fund.
the
the
Hog F a r m .
month.
the
jobs
After
were
instead
of
departure
from
they
might
like
to
go
t h e y would
second
and
there
ask
shovej
was
the
out
no
volun-
t o do
the
someone
assignment
us
not.1
or
recruit
to
the
scold
it
discussion
decided
had
furnished
matter
Order
that
Prior
ly i n
classified
was
there
was
Their
the
.
else
day.
Class
B,
argument
uniforms
a
of
to
the
trouble
with
had
to
the
among
that
their
Police
the
policeCom-
the
workers
g e t t i n g $19 a
new WAR
pays
the
purchase
was
to
of
Council.
been
the
which
Manaka
Council
referred
1 they
accordance
Captain
the
Committee
to April
as
and
asked
department.
Law a n d
April
someone
Managers
and
The
if
decide/everything,
Mriya
h i m and
The
Olfcamoto r e p o r t e d
of
necessary.
and
Managers
this
from the
Chief
to
Council
its
the
day,
a
WKA
24)
reported
uniforms
is
not
t o do
themselves,
whether
During
first
was
find
"The
Councilmen
responsibility
Department
sets
the
to
(This
Managers
someone
there
Council
sore
teers.
April
so.
get
of
(Cf:
ought
get
that
out
'The
say,
plan
the
go
might
the
take
they
to
said
commented,
to
to
well
t o do
support
work
others
Councilman
responsiblity
They
a
B l o c k Manager
.just
want
One
again.
the
could
not
the
usual.)
its
asks
each
regulation/
person
$16
MAY 3 —
a
(10)
month.
and
the
their
But
workers
rating
ployment
to
wage
$16,
of
to
rather
sign
quit
According
the
116
the
duties
tance,
as
their
mistake
out
its
applied
cards,
if
they
as
are
argue,
in
Employment
and
requested
which
1.
to
which
specified
The
workers,
receive
workers
that
be
workers
and
unsanitary.
roaming
on
re-
month.
classified
disagreeable
are
farm
would
a
the
hogs
hog
monthly
they
o n l y $16
should
t h e Em-
however,
but
the
contained
the
centers,
Gila
Office,
month of A p r i l
threatening
these
other
more
at
are
were
t h e WRA m a n u a l
the
cards,
f r o m May
and
the
r e f e r e e 1 cards
found
30b
here
in
During
the
category
they
given
mistake
on new r e f e r e l
the
to
some
$19 a month.
t o be
sign
was
were
Office
workers
fused
there
argue
For
the
in
that
ins-
alfalfa
land.
<*U
The^workers
are
hogs,
at
must
while
handle
There
are
pOBted
with
of
he
had
five
Not
only
but
is
taking
it
have
The
patients,
who
it
some
Nomura
Okamoto
i n much
fed
to
efforts
the
hogs
to
and
raise
the
the
workers
to
employed
men a r e
on
the
p^r^ject,
s e t it led
to
Okabe
receive
$19
head
of
the
Agriculture
Department
gegotiated
on
the
wage
several
the
but
his
appeals
Administration
militant
Okabe
said
w o r k out
requested
a
to Gila
Nomura
could
is
threatened
1000 h e a d )
put
is
men
them three
the A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ,
ears.
"3
garbage
twenty
foremen.
that
to
garbage.
Out
month as
required
Poston
the
explained.
a
not
that
sfiou Id
was
the
not
workers
with
s e e what
he
explained
insisted
the
on
Some
ship
can
present
going
the
turned
on
to
all
the
to
matter
deaf
appeals,
personnel
hogs
(about
continue
and
times
the
the
appointed
refuse
s u c h a ma3or
solution
had
indifferent
attitude.
t h e y would
matter
re-
bo wcr k .
believed
Administration.
The
he
Council
do.
difficulty
home.
with
( C f : May 3 ,
the
page
tubercular
5,
the
•MAY 3
--
(11)
paragraph)
Okamoto
Mills
office.
and
called
In
a few
asking
J.iad
a
this
«ere
h i m t o do
wanted
the
patients
place.
under
communicable
Although
the
the
to
excercise
patient
be
cannot
federal
law,
WRA r e g u l a t i o n
can
confine
him in
of
Officer.
Medical
Mills,
however,
community would
confine
not
the
answer
would
ask
In
the
the
that
he
heard
night
and
more
rigid
voiced
We
of
to
cases
the
surveillance
t o be
the
some
the
Another
Councilman
morning
without
on
Council
matters.
where
and
the
elsewhere
reported
official
in
whether
The
to
evacuees
that
could
they
matter.
home
morning.
This
Have a
the
discussion
pity
reported
during
He a s k e d
was,
on
if
the
for
however,
those
guys.
instances.
Nakachi
discharge.
the
Director
promised
come
those
the
recommendation
He
p
that
under
pateints.
watchmen.
said,
hospital
the
by
all
designated
asked
the
him
that
Councilman
over
go
doctor
One
by
who
the
the
proceedings
patients
these
on
Project
hospital
others
looking
the
to
The
in
ills
doctor
letter
present
hospital.
Council
nightwatchmen
few
return
down b y
ought
this
a
the
extraneous
keeps
in
evacuees
by
The
in
lvi
to
defiantly
Director
hospital
authoritatively,
of
style
the
Kawasaki,
prerogative
confined
Project
the
action
forcibly
opinion
into
hospital
the
question
usual
sidetracked
the
support
patient
the
consulted
a
quarantined
be
the
who
tomorrow.
his
his
appealed
sent
hospital
diseases
had
hospital.
had
in
Okamoto,
patients
from the
or
the
state
these
the
yesterday
Boardman
Nakachi
leave
Director
matter
Boardman,
Dr.
because
he w o u l d
the
Burge, Dr.
discharge
to
Project
of
on
present.
official
that
follows:
something about
ooc-n f o r c e d
notifying
as
conference
meeting
others
home w i t h o u t
reported
had
returned
home
MAY 3 — ( 1 2 )
Br.
wants
way
Suzuki
commented
t o do
and
says
he w i l l
not
act
try
to
he d o e s
not
»urse.
Pressman
the
patient
'Take D r .
"ae
is
a
real
an
Murase
old
patient
Murase's
Poston Dr.
than
the
everything
is
service
g e t s .''
he
Suzuki
wish
to
may b e
patient
does
not
tell
This
other
and
into
pateint
visitors
believe
the
summarized
1 . The
and
that
discussion
in
in an
as
the
this
led
hospital
the
does
him that
similar
illusion
He
him to b e l i e v e
that
is
he
he
not
grateful
is
as
and
is
to
gain
well.
well
kind
of
of
into
the
a
no
Besides,
the
trouble
lengthy,
patient
cured.
barrack
looks
appreciate
cause
is
The
get
He
con-
does
The
not
discussion
points:
he
is
sick.
t o move
well
by
the
weight;
some
The
a
visitors
but
and
tubercular
about.
unlike
/X&je 11,
In
same
looks
outside
appreciated.
cannot
he
to
He
each
service.
the
tubercular
free
talks
is
the
Gouncilmen
looking
he
on
not
until
is
h e was
he
the
saying.
it.
evacuees.
a real
as
for
with
care.
of
other
patient
was
in
the
trouble
medical
tried
w^ords
or
bit
his
and
is
the
he
the
other
doctor
dollars
for
living
believe
He
that
is
five
in
Pressman
every
While
following
loose
apt
quoted
looks
acts
that
his
anything
In
the
it,
pay f o r
or
other
t o why
feeljpain.
unnecessarily.
put
instructions
here,
exposition
remain
was
messhall
here
believed
not
dollars
Murase
people
free
Suzuki's
disjointed
same
other
Suzuki
appearance.
Dr.
in
mind
and
minded
In
not
gentleman,
patient
He
he d o e s
does
three
say.
outside.
Suzuki
charged
to
does
the
instance,
from his
here
on
as
he
the
eating
better
said,
and
quickly.
and
we&l;
patient
he w a n t s
hospital
that
refdned
have
sultation,
get
for
physician
he would
in a
is
the
anything
once
here
that
he
this
exteme
Often
sick
person.
cause
is
to
confined
often
cases
him
the
leads
patient
MY 3
is
--
(13)
shown
they
to
are
him the
his X ray
pictures
and
sputum.
But
h i $ own.
He w i l l
say
that
hospital
not
picture
2 . The
and
patient
been
a few
been
discharged.
cases
exception,
and
diagnosis
is
3.
treat
also
son
family
daughter
to
lose
not
family.
been
dflicted
with
and
of
his
is
was
this
The
patient
what
going
is
resting
quiet
the
the
There
has
patients
He
claims
have
as
that
an
his
to
of
in
the
say
tuberculosis.
blots
the
in
mate.
finding
The
community.
he
that
the
In
camp
he
his
A
wife,
is
or
liable
might
t o admit
is
line.
family
Friends
refuses
When
family
An
stay
that
he
has
discharged
from the
doctor
had
made
mistake
there
are
many
a
instances
"mistakes*.
can
of
suitable
tuberculosis.
hospital
outside
showing
such mistakes
rule.
a difficulty
tuberculosis.
of
doctor.
treat
fear
a family
Therefore,
likely
not
sort
4.
The
he
in
a
status
from the
morbid
flind
find
away
hospital
his
in which
refusejjfto
have
might
social
in
general
is
that
else.
disgfcnoses
a
say
mistake.
tuberculosis
might
its
confidence
them as
a
somebaody
patient
people
of
a
no
mistaken
The
appearance
the
has
of
Japanese
in
s p u t u m of
the
he w i l l
not
life
is
detach
hospital.
on
on
the
monotonous.
himself
He
is
news* which w i l l
entirely
interested
outside.
There
Visitors
is
no
recreation.
from the
in
coming
happeningso*
out
too
often
the
patient
be
disturbing
for
the
Gouncilmen
argued,
and
being
who
seeing
inte-
need
confinement.
On
would
the
not
remain
stated/ they
afraid
other
have
hand,
quiet
had
the
patient
a morbid
fear
the
place,
to
eat
in
latrines,
and
would
same
be
afraid
of
to
the
returned
to
tuberculosis.
block
the
residents
block.
They would
would
be
afraid
pass
near
his
to use
be
same
apartment.
They
As
MAY S —
( 14 )
would
certain
be
In
to
end
excercise
unless
in
the
his
selects.
and
At
Director
to
Indian
the
patients
it
the
would
specialist
evacuee
with
the
matter
with
T.
they
are
the
who
is
the
net.
Matsumoto
of
a
Project
patient
hospital
that
each
once
This
$250
a
is
per
the
Indian
be
instructed
hospital
&he
doctor
patient
to
the
specialist
month
to
to
give
visit
at
check
believed
by
such a
a day
Service
Project
them a
(Suzuki
paying $4.2§
evacuee
Council
the
chief,
tubercular
about
in
in
a recommendation
wards.
is
Director
P o s t o n whom t h e
Phoenix
project
The
and
the
of
confined
Project
the
the
' l e g i t i m a t e l y '' s i c k .
project
The
ask
passed
service
suggested
a mosquito
it
tubercular
day.
patient
by
Sanatorium at
cost
per
Okamoto
3
the
to
doctor
time
voices.
confine
approved
same
that
voted
to
evacuee
Service
reassurance
Council
is
the
in
protesting
authority
obtain
the
raise
the
a discharge
charge,
that
to
for
each
Sanatorium.)
supplied
by
the
Okamoto
to
take
project
the
Director.
Nishimoto
asked
on b e h a l f
of
the
Library
a.
Board
a donation
Library.
the
ease
forced
The
the
t o go
to
start^ranta1
Council
Council
voted
voted
t h r o u g h many
to
the
library
donate
$200.
donation.
wranglings.)
of
I
mmmmmm
new b o o k s
( I was
thought
in
the
surprised
we w o u l d
Main
with
be
MAY 4
--
(1)
The
and
Executive
decided
n o o n , May
to
^ommittee
hold
of
a farewell
B l o c k Managers
party
for
Tom^
met
this
Sakal
in
morning
the
after-
8th
mwmmmm
c/
" 7
The
1944,
first
was
atticle
issue
of
distributed
was
the
to
Poston
residents
Go-op News,
on May
2.
dated
In
it
April
the
26,
following
printed:
Go-Op Pfcice
Policy
Q u i t e f r e q u e n t l y t h e C o o p e r a t i v e h a s b e e n c r i t i c i z e d by
some o f t h e r e s i d e n t s f o r f o l l o w i n g t h e u n i v e r s a l l y a c c e p t e d
p o l i c y of s e l l i n g goods at p r e v a i l i n g market p r i c e s r a t h e r t h a n
s e l l i n g on a c o s t - p l u s p l a n .
Among
following:
the
reasons
for
not
selling
at
cost
prices
1.
I f t h e c u s t o m e r has t o pay t h e p r e v a i l i n g
i n p r i v a t e b u s i n e s s p l a c e s , he s h o u l d b e p e r f e c t l y
p a y t h e same p r i c e t o h i s c o o ^ p e r a t i v e .
A
are
the
market
price
w i l l i n g to
2.
I f t h e G o p e r a t i v e s h o u l d s t a r t c u t t i n g p r i c e s , i t would
i n v i t e c o m p e t i t i o n on t h e p a r t o f p r i v a t e b u s i n e s s
enterprises
w h i c h o f t e n a r e s u p p l i e d w i t h u n l i m i t e d w o r k i n g c a p i t a l and have
a much g r e a t e r p u r c h a s i n g p o w e r .
( e . g . chain s t o r e s . ) Inviting
s u c h cor| t it i o n might prove d i s a s t e r o u s f o r the c o o p e r a t i v e .
3.
As i t i s i m p o s s i b l e t o d e t e r m i n e b e f o r e h a n d , w i t h a n y
a c c u r a c y , what t h e a c u t a l e x p e n s e s of t h e C o o p e r a t i v e b u s i n e s s
e n t e r p r i s e w i l l be f o r a n y p a r t i c u l a r a c c o u n t i n g p e r i o d , t h e r e
i s a g r e a t d a n g e r t h a t s u c h e x p e n s e s w i l l be u n d e r e s t i m a t e d .
T h i s w o u l d mean a n o p e r a t i n g l o w w h i c h i n t u r n w o u l d h a v e a
d e p r e s s i n g a n d d i s c o u r a g i n g e f f e c t on t h e m e m b e r s h i p .
4.
S e l l i n g i t a c t u a l c o s t w o u l d make
t h e c o o p e r a t i v e t o show a s u r p l u s i n w h i c h
d i s t r i b u t e any p a t r o n a g e r e f u n d s .
Neither
a r e s e r v e fund t o a l l o w f o r e x p a n s i o n , nor
on e d u c a t i o n a l w o r k .
it i m p o s s i b l e for
c a s e i t c o u l d not
could it promise for
have f u n d s to c a r r y
5.
In t h e c a s e of P o s t o n , t h e most i m p o r t a n t r e a s o n w a s ,
t h a t s i n c e no i n i t i a l w o r k i n g c a p i t a l w a s i n v e s t e d i n t h e b u s i n e s s , it has been n e c e s s a r y t o a c c u m u l a t e s u f f i c i e n t
capital
f r o m t h e e a r n i n g s ( p r o f i t s ) and r e t a i n i t i n t h e b u s i n e s s t o
p u r c h a s e m e r c h a n d i s e s t o c k s and t h e n e c e s s a r y e q - u i p m e n t
in
o r d e r t o c a r r y on t h e b u s i n e s s .
^
®
fect
6.
on
S e l l i n g a t co<\st
public r e l a t i o n s .
prices
would
In t h e b e g i n n i n g t h e b u s i n e s s was
advances from c r e d i t o r s ( w h o l e s a l e r s ) ,
undoubtedly
have
an
ill
ef-
f i n a n c e d p r - i n c i p a ; Uy t>Y. t
w i t h an u h d e r s t k n d i h g t h a
MAY 4 —
it
was
(2)
only a
temporary
emergency
arrangement.
The WRA a l s o a s s i s t e d q u i t e g e n e r o u s l y i n c a k h a d v a n c e s t o
e m p l o y e e s , b u i l d i n g r e n t a l s , h a n d l i n g f l i g h t , t r u c k and automobile service, etc.
( t o be c o n t i n u e d )
C . H. B e l t t ,
Bus. &nt. Supv.
mmmwm
The
Red
Dross
following
articles
publication,
Committee
appeared
dated
April
^embers
in
29,
Hear
the
P o s t o n News,
the
1944.
Reports
A Red C r o s s E x e c u t i v e C o m m i t t e e M e t i n g was h e l d on A p r i l
I n comt h e 1 4 t h a t 2 : 0 0 ap t h e U n i t I Red Crocks H e a d q u a r t e r s .
p l i a n c e w i t h t h e a g r e e m e n t m a d e , t h e l o c a l RC C h a p t e r w i l l h o l d
i t s M a r c h 1944 C a m p a i g n s h a r e o f t h e g o a l w h i c h w a s s e t a t $ 3 , 5 9 7 . 5 5
and r e m i t t h e amount o v e r s u b s c r i b e d t o t h e A . R . C .
The d i s b u s e m e n t of C i v i l i a n R e l i e f ^'unds t o t h e t h r e e P o s t o n U n i t s w e r e
d e c i d e d u p o n t o b e a u t h o r i z e d t o t h e r e s p e c t i v e RC o f f i c e r s .
The
out g o i n g sum f r o m t h e r e g u l a r b u d g e t , i s t h e l i m i t e d amount
of $ 2 5 0 . 0 0 f o r Unit. I , and $ 1 2 5 . 0 0 " e a c h f o r U n i t I I & I I I .
The
E m p l o y m e n t o f t h e O f f i c e S t a f f , t h e r e c o n s t r u c t i o n o f t h e RC
C h a p t e r Budget P l a n , and t h e S u p e r v i s i o n of t h e L i f e Guard a and
P o o l s were the main t o p i c s of d i s c u s s i o n .
T h e m e e t i n g s was
a d j o u r n e d at 4 : 0 0 .
The
M a r c h War
Fund
Campaign
Is
Concluded
Successfully
P o s t o n a g a i n r e s p o n d e d w h o l e h e a r t e d l y in the i n t e r e s t of t h e
Red C r o s s War Fund. C a m p a i g n h e l d d u r i n g t h e m o n t h o f M a r c h 1 9 4 4
The
w i t h the goal - $ 3 , 5 9 7 . 5 5 o v e r s u b s c r i b e d by $ 4 1 8 . 5 2 .
s u p p o r t of P o s t o n ' s 3 , 8 7 2 d o n o r s c o m p o s i n g 2 , 1 4 7 f r o m U n i t
I,
U n i t I I - 7 4 5 , U n i t I I I - 9 8 0 made p o s s i b l e t h e C a m p a i g n ' s s u c c e s s ful conclusion.
By t h e i r d o n a t i o n of $ 1 . 0 0 a n d m o r e 3 , 3 7 7 r e s i d e n t s e n r o l l e d a s RC m e m b e r s f o r t h e p e r i o d o f o n e y e a r s .
Working
i n c l o s e c o - o p e r a t i o n , the 245 v o l u n t e e r s r e c e i v e d cards issued
b y t h e A m e r i c a n N a t i o n a l Red C r o s s s i g n e d b y N o r m a n H . D a v i s ,
Cha i r m a n .
W.F.
Campaign
Totals
at
Other
Projects
The s u m t o t a l o f t h e M a r c h 1 9 4 4 Red Cfross War F u n d C a m p a i g n
c o n t r i b u t e d b y ' t h e r e s i d e n t s fo the Minidoka R e l o c a t i o n C e n t e r ,
i n H u n t , I d a h o , i s t h e t j j p t a l of $ 2 , 3 3 0 . 9 7 .
I t was d e c l a r e d t h a t
$ 1 , 0 0 0 would be u s e d f o r s o c i a l w o r k .
in
A s u m o f $ 1 , 8 9 6 . 8 2 was r e c e i v e d
Heart M o u n t a i n , Wyoming.
by
the
Red
Cross
Chapter
The T u l e Lake r e s i d e n t s g a v e a t o t a l o f $ 2 , 2 0 6 . 8 2 .
$281.47
o f w h i c h was c o n t r i b u t e d b y t h e V a r i o u s o r g a n i z a t i o n s and g r o u p s
a n d t h e r e m a i n i n g $ 1 , 8 7 2 , 8 4 d o n a t e d by t h e b l o c k r e d s i d e n t s .
MY 5 —
( 1)
The
in
the
following
May
1st
article
appeared
in
the
Poston
^ o - o p News
issue:
Cash-Rebates
Deferred
to
Build
Capital
p a y m e n t o f r e b a t e s on p u r c h a s e s
h a s been d e f e r r e d , as
has been n e c e s s a r y t o b u i l d up a d e q u a t e w o r k i n g c a p i t a l f o r
c h a s i n g goods and m e e t i n g o t h e r e x p e n s e s and o b l i g a t i o n s .
it
pur-
C o o p e r a t i v e s , almost u n i v e r s a l l y , have a d o p t e d a p o l i c y
o f a minimum " r e q u i r e m e n t o f a f i n a n i c a l r a t i o of at l e a s t 3 t o 1 ,
w h i c h means t h a t t h e c u r r e n t a s s e s t s s h o u l d e q u a l at l e a s t t h r e e
t i m e s t h e amount of t h e c u r r e n t
liabilities.
The WRA h a s s e t
above requirement mendatory for r e l o c a t i o n c o o p e r a t i v e s , because
t h e y b e l i e v e t h a t s u c h a r e g u l a t i o n is a p r o t e c t i o n in t h e b e s t
i n t e r e s t of the c o o p e r a t i v e and i t s m e m b e r s .
pafcibicu l a r l y , i n t h e u n i t e d S t a t e s many c o o p e r a t i v e s h a v e
been s t a r t e d in the past w i t h an i d e a t h a t m e r c h a n d i s e goods
w i l l be s o l d a t a d t u a l c o s t p r i c e s , t h u s l i m i n a t i n g a n y a n | d a l l
profit.
However,1 t h e y h a v e a l l e i t h e r f a i l e d or h a v e b e e n c o m p e l l e d
t o adopt t h e s y s t e m of s e l l i n g goods at the c u r r e n t market
prices.
E o c h d a l e C o o p e r a t i v e s h a v e gone t h r o u g h a most v e n t u r o u s
e x p e r i m e n t a l p e r i o d of one h u n d r e d y e a r s and have u n a n i m o u s l y
a d o p t e d a s y s t e m of s e l l i n g at p r e v a i l i n g c u r r e n t market
prices
a n d ' paying b a c k to the c u s t o m e r s p a t r o n a g e r e f u n d s , as thejfinancMlA c o n d i t i o n of t h e i r c o o p e r a t i v e s h ^ v e w a r r a n t e d .
C . M. B e l t t
Bus . B n t . S u p v .
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fic
news
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centers
leaked
out
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the
the
Picket
t o Dillon
informed
now t h e
Poston
Myer.
a
of
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credited
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of
few days
of
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is
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return
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in
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source
to
the
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that
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year
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wrote
to
of
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who
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relohave
of
in
directly
in
turn,
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Leave
title
staff
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information
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official
called
to
Office,
a Quaker.)
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to
sources.
assistant
t o James
ago.
be
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head
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present
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letter
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know how
of
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people
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coming.
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from Marpanar:
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a dozen
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and
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soldiers^
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community
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the
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good,
take
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response
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situation.
opinion.)
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will
usual
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it.
I
I don't
consulted
by
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sure
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know w h e t h e r
they
want
know f o r
MAY i f --
(3)
t o go b a c k
to
California
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back with?
of
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businesses.
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lost
everything
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us
at
isn't
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any
can't
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least
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the
war.
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from the
during
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in
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going
our
back
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got
anything.
to
for
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will
depends
have
returned.
the
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going
and
our
financial
aid
now.
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months
on how
the
they
accept
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homes,
some
haven't
live
a r e we
have
to
without
give
worry.
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treats
them o t h e r s
will
follows
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there
of
are
these
t o o many
And
will
be
people
centers.
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it.
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who
first
time
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support
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whether
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will
oppose
take
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I
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I
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California
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Director)
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California
change
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California
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stay
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to Chicago
plan w i l l
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I am w i l l i n g
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people
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minds
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its
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Indian
mind.
then.
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Serivce
MAY 6 —
( 1)
More
reactions
restrictions
and
Tom S a k a i :
leave,
leave
some
to
but
after
to
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produce
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Myer
Secondly,
to
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safe
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right
the
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return
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Japanese
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party
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note
and
California)
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publisher
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move,
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centers:
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fourty-five
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years):
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$16
month.
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three
to
A middle
now t h e y
are
ahead
man):
of
us.
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Japanese
Otherwise
farmers
there
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goingpack.
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months
hauling
California
us
A Kibei
a
years
six
aged
going
old):
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got
give
us
money
t o | l i ® e -f*r
months.
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to
They
k i c k us
kicked
out
of
us
out
here.
of
California.
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is
this
And
any-
way 4?
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I
don't
want
A Nisei
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busband
want
as
married
woman w h o s e
t o move
otit
woman
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to
go
back
fast
as
I
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A Nisei
is
working
in
Chicago:
^here .
twenty-five
trade
California.
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years
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old)
in
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with
one
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scram
I
to
baby.
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Detroit
can.
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nyjplace.
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learning
to
of
husband
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know
We w a n t
stay
here.
twenty-five
years
about
to
that
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want
yeah'.
to
go
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me
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another
(3)
one.
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of
people
old):
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it.
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will
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bad
know w h e t h e r
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.
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-yy, ,
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signed
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sometime
ago
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in
MCWilliams
article
its
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in
the Utah Nippo
(in
the
edition:
Early
Lifting
of
West
Coast
Ban
A l a r g e s c a l e r e t u r n of e s j ^ c u e e s t o t h e i r homes i n c o a s t a l
C a l i f o r n i a , Oregon and W a s h i n g t o n i s u n l i k e l y , but a c o m p l e t e w i t h d r a w a l of t h e p r e s e n t m i l i t a r y o r d e r e x c l u d i n g p e r s o n s of J a p a n e s e
a n c e s t r y f r o m t h e West Coarat i s i m m i n e n t , a c c o r d i n g t o C a r e y Me
Williams, widely-known lawyer7 w r i t e r , race r e l a t i o n s
authority
a n d f o r m e r h e a d o f f t he C a l i f o r n i a D e p a r t m e n t o f I m m i g r a t i o n a n d
Housing.
M c W i l l i a m s , l o n g an e f f e d t i v e l e a d e r among t h e g r o w i n g
liberal
- - p r o g r e s s i v e f o r c e s , made t h i s p r e d i c t i o n t o a n a u d i e n c e o f
J a p a n e s e A m e r i c a n s who c r o w d e d t h e S t e i n w a y J a i l o n M a r c h 1 0
a t t h e i n v i t a t i o n o f f o u r New Y o r k J a p a n e s e A m e r i c a n
organizations.
The a u t h o r of
' B o t h e r s Under t h e S k i n , " c u r r e n t l y p o p u l a r
s t u d y o f t h e c o u n t r y ' s ^ r a c e p r o b l e m s , a a i d he h a s no d o u b t b u t t h & t
t h e West C o a s t b a n on e v a c u e e r e t u r n " w i l l b e l i f t e d s o o n , "
and u r g e d J a p a n e s e A m e r i c a n s t o work toward g a i n i n g a r e m o v a l of
t h e ban r a t h e r t h a n engage in court c o n t e s t s t o d i s p r o v e t h e leg a l i t y of e v a c u a t i o n .
E v i d e n c e c i t e d b y L i e u t , G e n . Siohn L . D e W i t t
in h i s r e p o r t
t o t h e war D e p a r t m e n t f a i l s t o j u s t i f y e v a c u a t i o n , M ^ W i l l i a m s
s a i d , but a s l o n g a s t h e o f f i c i a l b a n on e v a c u e e r e s i d e n c e
e x i s t s t h e r a c i s t s on t h e West C o a s t w i l l h a v e a n i s s u e .
MAY 3 —
(4)
The m e e t i n g ^ a f t e r h e a r i n g Me W i l l i a m s , u n a n i m o u s l y p a s s e d
a r e s o l u t i o n commedning t h e
l o c a t ion A u t h o r i t y and u r g i n g
t h a t D i l l o n S . M y e r , who h a s f a c e d a c o n t i n u o u s a t t a c k b y t h e
D i e s C o m m i t t e e , b e r e t a i n e d a s WRA d i r e c t o r .
The r e s o l u t i o n was
s u b m i t t e d b y t h e New Y o r k o f f i c e o f t h e J A G L , t h e A r t s C o u n c i l ,
t h e Y o u n g P e o p l e ' s C h r i s t i a n F e d e r a t i o n a n d t h e J a p a n e s e Ameri c a n ^ Committee f o r D e m o c a r a c y , c o - s p o i i 3 o r s of t h e m e e t i n g .
McWilliams r e p e a t e d l y s t r e s s e d t h e i m p o r t a n c e of c o n s i d e r i n g
t h e d i f f i c u l t i e s met b y e v a c u e e s a s p a r t o f t h e g e n e r a l p r o b l e m s "
f a c e d by a l l o f A m e r i c a n ' s r a c i a l m i n o r i t i e s ,
C r i t i c a l l y r e v i e w i n g t h e a c t i v i t i e s of s u c h g r o u p s , t h e
C a l i f o r n i a p r o g r e s s i v e e x p r e s s e d d o u b t a s t o w h e t h e r more t h a n
25 o r 3 0 p e r c e n t o f C a l i f o r n i a ' s p o p u l a t i o n w e r e t a k e n i n b y
t h e i r r a t i o n a l h a r a n g u e s of t h e p r o f e s s i o n a l r a c e - b a i t e r s .
AntiO r i e n t a l a g i t a t i o n , t r a d i t i o n a l l y r a b i d in C a l i f o r n i a , w i l l ine i v t a b l y d e c l i n e , McWilliams s a i d .
P r a i s i n g the n i s e i for their
he s a i d : " I am c e r t a i n y o u r s w i l l
ance into American democracy.'
conduct in t h e p r e s e n t
crisis,
be a c o m p l e t e and f i n a l a c c e p t -
McWilliams a s s u r e d J a p a n e s e Americans t h a t o r g a n i z e d support
i n t h e i r behaldf i s g r o w i n g , and e x p r e s s e d a s t r o n g b e l i e f t h a t t h e
CIO i n C a l i f o r n i a w i l l c a l l f o r s u p p o r t o f t h e WRA a n d a t r e d p e n i n g o f West C o a s t a r e a s t o l o y a l J a p a n e s e A m e r i c a n s a t
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have
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commenting
Life
or
calling
magazine,
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the
to read
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evacuees.
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(He
The
thought
is
was
getting
subject
the
thinking
was
his
the
evacuees
of
writing
a
pre-induction
negativistic
starw*
paper
before
physical
movement
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M AY 6
with
Ana
--
(5)
evacuation.
itjhappened
tell
me m o r e
The
nicle
of
It
happened
i n many
detail,
following
other
since
in R u s s i a
places,''
I did
articles
not
should
after
said
have
be
the
he.
(He
time
noted
Revolution.
to
in
the
said
he
would
listen
to
him.)
Poston
Chro-
today:
Community
Men
r
Council
Inducted
for
Wade
Field
for
Army
Meet
to
Head
Grants
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Present
Ineligible
Tuesday T r i a l
in connection
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to
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MAY 6 ,
SATURDAY
1944
3L0CK RESIDENTS VOTg FOR COUNCIL PROPOSAL
OH S H I B A I : $ 5 0 0 LOAN, TO BE MADS
NEW LIBRARY HOURS
TO BEGIN MAY 8
At
the
weekly
Community
Council
meeting
held
Wednesdays
May 3-i
with
D r * To
Namiki
presiding,
the result
of v o t e s t a k e n for the
m e t h o d of f i n a n c i n g t h e s h i b a i was a n n o u n c e d 0
Ten
b l o c k s approved the c o u n c i l ' s p r o p o s a l ,
four
blocks
approved the t s h i b a i ' s proposal,
a n d two b l o c k s r e j e c t e d b o t h e
•
oQoThe c o u n c i l . p r o p o s a l
is
to
loan
^ 5 0 0 , t © UEPARTURifiS:
from
the shibai.fund
Unit I I I t r u s t fund'tbr
ApTlI 2 5 : Y o s h i o and
u s e by Engeibu i n f o r m Kanaru
Nagano
306,
o f r e v o l v i n g f u n d . The
M i n n e a p o l i s ; K a z u o HaEngeibu
w i l l h a v e acmai 3 2 7 ,
Fudo
Takagi
cess to t h i s
fund f p r
329, Chicago;
Michiko
thoir
monthly running
Date 323, Shaker I i t s .
e x p e n s e s which a r e not
A p r i l 2 : Tom O m a c h i ,
be e x c e e d
$100 i n any
Grand Rapids, idch.;
g i v e n montho T h i s l o a n
J i m m i a , R o n n i e a n d Mais
to
be
repaid
by
sako
Matsubara
323,
soiling
tickets
or
t r a n s f e r to Topaz,
Ucharging admissions,
t a h ; W i l l i a m and IiaruThe c h a r g e s w i l l be set
l?o H a s e g a w a 3 2 8 , o a l d at a
nominal
figure
t e l l r * Idaho o
t h a t would
adequately
Seasonal
leaves
to
cover
t h e r u n n i n g exJCampa,
I d a h o w e r e Top e n s e s of the isngeibth
r a i c h i N o b o r i 3 1 6 ; NoThe p r o p o s a l ppee «s&e o s u Honda 3 2 6 ; j i a n i c h i
cd by t h e
shibai
3 1 7 ; Suko 3 h i n m i t t e e was t h e rfe
i c h i s u k e Ka~
of
$1000
Stytaro S h i b a t a ,
from t r u s t fund
Doi
Frank
year
period ,
Tsurudome,
s h i b a i group
n n o i t-Kyoiohi
r a i s e t h e mone_
326;
NObu
event
that th£
Tfikeo Takeda
F u n d n e e d s iTST^;*
aumi* 3 2 8 o
S i n c e i t ' was i
k O r e g o n : Tak
derstanding
of
Fred Okino,
t n o c o u n c i l and shifcii
tomoyeshi
Onitsuka,
committee that the
K a m i k i c h i M i y a g i . , . Ma-
According to
Tommie
Mano,
public
library
head, the
s c h e d u l e of
l i b r a r y hours
w i l l be
changed. Following are
t h e new h o u r s :
Week d a y s a n d S a t u r days—9 a.nu
t o noon,
1 p o m 0 t o 5 p . m . Thursday and
s p e c i a l movie
n i g h t s — f l u r t n g the day
only,
Sundays-1:30
p 0mo t o 4 : 3 0 pom.
The l i b r a r y
is
now
g e t t i n g t h e F r e s n o Bee
d a i l y and
s e v e r a l new
magazines
including
the Baseball Magazine.
Many a d d i t i o n a l b o o k s
for sport-minded
boys
and
girls
are available, alep
mysteries
and
gped
non-fiction
readings
oQo
cision
made
blocks
w i l l oe fd:
the shibai
department
be met
expenses
will
according
to
t h e 0*51cil' s
p r o p o s a l oOo
L.
SKxSND Hi !MIwDEBS
Sat:
Cirls
Softball
Meeting-lsSO
At Rec 3 0 9 ,
3 u n ; C h u r c h Se3?y±pfca*
Lion: S p e c i a l Movie
'Eagle Squadron*
At PSGo
Men: " A " S o f t b a l l
323 vs 0 306
330 v s . 3 0 8
310 v s . 318 '
305 vs w 309
After
Suppers*
"AA" S o f t b a l l
<vu e s :
328 vso 3 2 2
307 v s
316 v s
330
306
E&rataj.
Shigenori
T s u r u d o m e , H i r o s h i Mayumi,
Matsue O a r o l y n ,
Shirley,
S a m u e l , Ken327;
& efch Ma suirio t o ,
K o s a b u r o Shimada
325;
f o h a c h i T a k a h a s h i , Sad a j i r o 0 k u t s u ? 3 1 ^ ; Mamo
Okamura, 305;
Yo
a h i t o Y o k o t a , 3 1 7 ; Mag o t a r o A d e c h i 3 3 0 ; Kengo Q u e h i 3 2 3 .
Mareing,
I d a h o ; Mi~
•i&em J e t e , Dick 0yamaf
$25j,
Kazumi M o r i s h i t a
t50b S u z u k i
326,
^rank
Yonekura
330,
Shigeteugu,
Toshiko?
^higeo?
C h i k a r a SakamofO' -'6% &t
May 4
Torn
Matoi,
H d e a a h i M a t o i 3 1 8 Monroe
Michigan,
llanako
Ota 309
(st)
Denver,
Gciehl,
Mori,
Grace,
Sumiko and Yasu lionjo
MOTHERS DAY CARD AND
BIRD P I N S AVAILABLE
Mother's
Remember
a
lovely
Day
wi
1c vhe r f s
Day
love!
5'ti d i s p l a y a t
Room c
ft i c
b :1 r a
p i n s jnad'f• b y
talented
h a n d 3 '0Tkit &• ' e m p l o y e e s
a r e a - l s o " On s a l e
Tfc
Toyama,
head
o f the I n d u s t r y i s also
having
toy horses
made
for the
kiddies
with
scrap
lumber c
Despite
the
lack
of
material,
he i s d o i n g
t h e i m p o s s i b l e i n prov i d i n g more
constructive
toys
for
the
childrenv
0Q0
i m : POLICE CHIEF
IS
A l b e r t S h i n t a k u , 316
h a s r e p l a c e d D i c k Oyarm
a s new p o l i c e c h i e f o f
Unit I l i o
oQo
309? Malheur,
Oregon;
M i d o r i and
H i r o k o Fuk u b a 3 Glasgow. M o n t a n a ;
ShigetoYorita
316,
Logandale? Nevn; Hisaye,
Norma
and
Ilisao
Chiba
3£8,
S a l t Lake
O i t y , U t a h ; Frank Otsuka 3 2 6 C a l d w e l l , I d a h o ;
M i n o r u Yamada 3 1 6 , Shoshone I d a h o .
»A-COLUMN
Furu ike ya:
Kawazu t o b i k o m u
Ivlizu n o o t o o
—-Basho
The
above i s one of
our f a v o r i t e v e r s e s of
Haikuo
No t r a n s l a t i o n
c a n ao i t j u s t i c e „ but
can you
not- j u s t p i c t u r e t h e a n c i e n t pondj,
ana
hear
the
slight
ripple
of
the waters
a s t h e f r o g springs i n ?
TANGO NO SEKKU
o o . o r B o y s ' Day w a s i n
the air
some d a y s b e f o r e the otho
I t was
d e l i g h t f u l watching t h e
vari-colorea
carp
in
all
sizes
buoyantly
racing with their fellows i n t h e b r e e z e e
..HAT'S I N A
0 o name i s a n i n t e r e s t i n g t o p i Co We c a n t a I k
| a
Diue
streak
about
I that
e v e r y day of t h e
w e e k a n d t w i c e on Sundays
at
high noon i n
t h e m i d d l e of B r o a d w a y y
Nicknames a r e more our
meat.
so l e t us b e g i n
\'j 11 h a t ime 1 y one, C amoui'lageo
No
doubt,
y o u Know
her.
Inas
much a s i t i s a " h e r , "
the
name
i s s e l f ex
p1ana t o r y ,
The n t he r e
i s Daikon,
w h o s e gams
may
n o t oe l i k e n e d t o
t h o s e owned a n d o p e r a ted
by l a D i e t r i c h or
Grable,
So
far
as
N a p p a ' s o r i g i n i s concerned,
we a r e i n t h e
aarku
Nappa
is
not
g r e e n ? nor i s she e d i b l e , now i s s h e a b a s e
s t i c k e r . , a s i s t h e nature
o f most
nappes*
T h e n t h e r e i s a V/abbit
a n a C a w w o t . The l a t t e r
resides
in
Pennsy0
This
originated
tram
t h e pun
"Do y o u k n o w
now
to catch wabbits?
You
make a n o i s e l i k e
Peach
is
a cawwoto"
a paratrooper-t o - b e In
t n e Everglade s t a t e at
t h e momento
His mo»i~
ker
was
not b o r n out
01
iifs
similarity to
An
nis
complexion o
Issei
lady friend
of
n i b c o u l d not p r o n o u n c e
"Peteo"
Thus
Peach*
When y o u n a v e t i m e a n d
w
e
iaeas tor
What s in a
Nickname
Department"
p l e a s e come t o s e e u s .
CcAo ACKNOWLEDGES $ 1 5 0
FOR MOTION PICTURE USE
REGENT PAPER CAMPAIGN
NETS OVER FIVE TONS
With
b l o c k 229 subK e n n e t h Mayedap
Comitting
the
heaviest
o r d i n a t o r o f Community
l o a d of
1,624 pounds,
Activities,
t o d a y reUnit I I * s
waste paper
v e a l e d t h a t t h e sum o f
d r i v e l a s t week t o t a l $150
was a l l o c a t e d by
e d some 1 0 , 4 0 9 p o u n d s ,
the
council
for
the
it
was
disclosed
by
purpose
of
showing
Tommy Y a g i ,
Boy S c o u t
s p e c i a l movies in t h i s
directoro
unit
bi-weekly9 for a
p e r i o d of s i x months.
The
scout
troops
Special
movies w i l l
w h i c h won h i g h e s t d i s be
h e l d Monday n i g h t s
tinctions
during . the
campaign were
not
as
beginning
on t h e 1 5 t h
yet r e v e a l e d .
o f May 0
oQq
FIFTY-FOUR HOLES POSTON OPENER MEDAL PLAY
TO START SUNDAY, MAY 7TH; THREE UNITS V I E
The
cal
7tho
will
POSTON OPENER, g r e a t e s t
l i n k f e s t i n logolr
history
w i l l be h e l d b e g i n n i n g May
The I n i t i a l 1 8 h o l e s o f t h e £>4-hole event
be p l a y e d i n U n i t I I .
One r o u n d o f i h i n e
holes
in
the morning
and
the
second round
in the afternoon0
The
first
flight
tee-off
-F-R"
i s s l a t e d for 8 : 3 0 a 0 m .
The o p e n e r w i l l con.ohai
Tuesday
tinue
on
successive
e v e n i n g d e p a r t u r e s inSundays,
May 1 4 t h
at
cluded
seasonals
to
Unit I 9 and
the final
Nampa, I d a h o 2
Hamada
w i n d u p o n t h e Unit I I I
f a m i l y 9 Tokuzo Fujimof a i r w a y s May 2 1 s t ,
t o , Shigenobu Fukutomi,
R i o J i r e Ona, M a s e r u Ya~
Some
of
the favormagishiGary Okamoto,
ites
vying
for
the
Tom K i m u r a ,
Henry Ka* low g r o s s
honors
are
meiP J i t s u t o Hashimoto
Yamada a n d N a k a b a y a s h i
and'Tom Yokoio
of
Unit
I;
Urabe,
Sakai,
H a y a s h i , TaniOgden-bound Thursday
g u c h i , and M a t s u s h i t a ,
evening
were
Ku
YoUnit I I ;
F u j i s a k a ana
shiaa
and
aaughter
Seki of Unit I I I „
F r a n c e s ; Ayakos C a r o l e
and
Warren
Yoshida,
T h i s g r a n d e v e n t was
Nellie
K a y , and J u d y made
possible through
ImotCo'
the
e f f o r t s and coop
eration
of
the
triGeorge
Kimura
left
unit
g o l f club headed
i o r G a l l u p 9 New M e x i c o
by
Yamada9 Urabe,, ana
C u r r e n t v i s i t o r s were
FujinakaP
of the resDick
Hamada,
Boise,
pective units.,
Idaho;
MI1 ,
and M r s .
oQo
—
Dick H i r a n o , Nebraska;
D i c k a n d F u r u y e Kamon,
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
RiversF Arizona.
INSTALLS NEltf OFFICERS
Ruth
Naksi Suekama,
The
213
will
be e n r o u t e
Royal N e i g h b o r s
Keenesburgj,
Colorado
jslub of b l o c k 220 h e l d
Sundayo
in i n s t a l l a t i o n social
f o r t h e i r newly elected
I n ZZc ta?om P r e s t o n ,
o f f i c e r s l a s t weeko
Idaho
is
Kunio Y a j i ;
The
new
cabinet
is
215
f r o m C h i c a g o 9 Bob
headed
by
president,
Akl Y a m a m o t o 0
Suay
Taaiguchi;
vice
OQQ
pre0
Mae
Shimizu;
COUNCIL OFFICE MOVES
treasurerp
Mitsuko
TO AD BUILDING I I I
A r i m a g s e c r e t a r y , Fumi
Qnitsukaj Sgt0 at arms9
The
C o m m u n i t y CounMae H i r a n o ; G i r l s a t h cil
neadquarters
has
letic
manager,
Sada
m o v e d f r o m Ad 1 t o i l l ,
Urabe;
Boys
athletic
t h e former
Employment
manager9 Saks Hayashi;
ana Leave B u i l a i n g o
s o c i a l chairman, Kinto
The o f f i c e t e l e p h o n e
O n i t s u k a and r e p o r t e r ,
number i s 22b 0
A l i c e Shimiiu>30-
ONE YEAR AGO
BOYS' DAY
UNDOKAI
TOMORROW
B o s t o n
VOL. XVIII NO. 24
C f j r o m c l e
POSTON,
ARIZONA
FISHERMEN,
COMMUNITY
CONTEST
PRESENT
ONI
Fishermen?
The
contest
i s - on
againS
A g a i n t h e Post o n Co~op E n t e r p r i s e s 9
InCo
is
sponsoring a
center~wide
fishing
c o n t e s t f o r t h e biggsst
catch
of
the
season
with
pri|es
going to
t h e w i n n e r s i n t h e carp 0
b a s s and c a t f i s h d i v i sions o
The
contest
opens
this
Monday
and ends
July
31o
B a s s e s must
be 12
inches
or over
aadd
c a r p s and c a t f i s b
15 i n c h e s or o v e r 0
Regulations
of
the
contest
will
be publ i s h e d in the next issue o
SATURDAY, M A Y
COUNCIL
WADE HEAD
To s h o w t h e communis
t y 9s
a p p r e c i a t i o n of
former
P r o j e c t Director
Wo
Wade
Head's
a h u g e au~
work
here0
t o g f a p h b o o k „ 1 1 x 9 inches
and
c o n s i s t i n g of
250 pages i s being
p a r e d b y t h e Community
Councilo
Blank
sheets
have
been
distributed
to
epery
block
in
the
three
units
for
the
residents9 signatures,,
Persons having artisti c
or l i t e r a r y t a l e n t are
asked
t o add drawings
o r poems
to t h e bookp
and e x t r a s h e e t s needed
for
this
purpose
may b e o b t a i n e d through
L . A , P R O P E R T Y TO BE MOVED
TO GOVERNMENT
WAREHOUSE
E v a c u e e s having p r o p e r t y s t o r e d i n t h e Hig a s h i H o n g w a n j i Temple p
1 1 8 No M o t t
Street,
Los A n g e l e s p a r e u r g e d
t o contact the Evacuee
Property
Office
and
s i g n a r e q u e s t covering
t h e d i s p o s i t i o n of the
A specialChristian
s e r v i c e w i l l be h d d a t
the
school a u d i t o r i u m
t h i s Sundayo
Revo
So
Kowta w i l l
d e l i v e r the messageo
TUESDAY
TRIAL
p r o p e r t y s t o r e d a n d ats o a power of a t t o r n e y
t o i d e n t i f y and assart 0
according
to
R 0 Wo
S c h a i t t p evacuee property officero
This
procedure
is
n e c e s s a r y a s i t i s contemplated
to
remove
a l l p r o p e r t y t o government
warehouseso
If
this
is
n o t d o n e p no
further responsibility
w i l l b e a s s u m e d on t h e
p a r t of the c u s t o d i a n 0
DI S M I 3 S E 0
INVESTIGATION
OF PRIVATE
ENTERPRISES
STARTED
6, 1944
TO
SOUVENIR
the
block
manager or
a t t h e Community Coun®
cil
Officeo
In t h i s
it
is
hoped t o
way0
make
the
book a s a t t r a c t i v e as p o s s i b l e *
When
completed 0 the
book
w i l l be p a c k a g e d
in
a
wooden
box and
will
be
presented to
Mr P H e a d 0
MEN I N D U C T E D
INELIGIBLE
FOR GRANTS
At
the
relocation
s t a f f m e e t i n g held last
Wednesday
afternoon9
J a m e s Do C r a w f o r d „ r e l o c a t i o n program o f f i c e r 0m a d e a p a r t i a l r e ®
p o r t on t h e r e l o c a t i o n
c o n f e r e n c e w h i c h be att e n d e d i n Chicago®
Among
the
new
re®
g u l a t i o n s w h i c h will g o
i n t o e f f e c t a r e two effecting nisei servicemen 0 M r o C r a w f o r d s a i d o
Male
residents
who
a r e i n d u c t e d a n d pflaced
on
Enlisted
Reserve
will
not
be e l i g i b l e
for
leave
assistance
grants unless they are
involved
in
a family
relocation piano
Visiting
servicemen
will
no
longer
be
chfrgged for subsistence Q
NOSSOFF
LEAVES
M e e t i n g T u e s d a y nans e n t e n c e d f o r contempt
FOR • A R M Y
ing
to
continue
the
of courto
t r i a l o f a r e s i d e n t on
R e s i d e n t s a r e warned
A c c e p t e d f o r a speciassault
and
battery
t h a t i f they are asked
al assignment with the
charges0
the
interto
appear
as w i t n e s s
combat
forces
of the
camp
J u d i c i a l Commisand
fail
to
appear0
UoSo Army p E d w a r d Noss i o n was f o r c e d t o dist h e y w i l l b e penalized 0
soffp
Assistant
Remiss
the case because
l o c a t i o n Program Offiof
insufficient
eviNELSON RETURNS c e r 0 w i l l l e a v e t h e
dence® •
p r o j e c t S u n d a y 0 f o r ind u c t i o n i n L o s Angefeso
FROM C H I C A G O
The
main
witness
against
the defendant
He came t o P o s t o n a s
Len N e l s o n p C h i e f o f
was s e r v e d w i t h a sub~
a s s i s t a n t c h i e f of the
a d m i n i s t r a t i v e managepoena„
but r e f u s e d t o
employment d i v i s i o n i n
m e n t s e c t i o n a n d assista p p e a r o The C o m m i s s i o n
ant
project
d i r e c t o r M a r c h 1 9 4 3 a n d was r e h a s i s s u e d a bench wara s s i g n e d t o h i s present
returned
last
Monday
rant
and
the
absetfct
position
when t h e r e night
from
Chicago
w i t n e s s must a p p e a r i n
location
d i v i s i o n was
court
to
s h o w r e a s o n w h e r e he w a s on o f f i c i s e p a r a t e d from p r o j e c t
why
he
s h o u l d n o t be
employment o
al businesso
Boston Cfjrontcle
SPORTS
Page_4
May 6 f
1944
BULLDOGS ENTERTAIN
BEARS I N DIAMOND T I L T
TRACK AND
HIGHLIGHT
F I E L D M E E T TO
BOYS DAY P R O G R A M
S p o n s o r e d b y t h e Uni t I Community A c t i v i ties
the
first
Boys
Day I n P o s t o n w i l l
be
h e l d tomorrowo
A ela*
borate
program
highl i g h t e d by a t r a c k a n d
f i e l d meet
is
planned
beginning
with
the
opening
ceremonies at
Mr<>
Sekizo
8 s 3 0 a 0m0
Yoshikawa
w i l l act as
general chairman
with
Duncan M i l l s and G e n j i
Yukawa a s s p e a k e r s 0
Following the
openi n g c e r e m o n i e s a demons t r a t i o n w i l l be g i v e n
by t h e
Girl
and
Boy
Scout Troops,
under
t h e l e a d e r s h i p of Mrs,
S a k a m o t o a n d Mr 0 Yutaka NiisatOo
still
F r o m 9sOO a d m 0
1 1 : 1 5 v a r i o u s t r a c k ev e n t s for
t h e grammar
school grades
w i l l be
r u n offo
the
F r o m 6 : 0 0 p o m0
highlight
of the
day
w i l l go o n when
a 16
event
t r a c k and f i e l d
meet w i l l be
held
at
t h e B l a c k b i r d Oval loc a t e d west of B l k . 5 9 .
P r i z e s w i l l b e awarded t o a l l p l a c i n g participants o
Spectators
are
reminded
to bring their
own
chairs
as t h e r e
w i l l be no c h a i r s f u r nished*
The d a y w i l l be t o p ped o f f by a movie
at
t h e Blko 21 p o o l .
Following
is
the
schedule for the day:
Morning Events
Blk.a
8 ; 3 0 - 0 p e n i n g Ceremonies
8 : 4 5 » D e m o n s t r a t i o n s by
G i r l a n d Boy S c o u t s
9*00
to
11:15 -Track
meet(Grammar g r a d e s )
Evening Events--6:00 ~ Track &
Field
Meet ( B l o c k 5 9 )
8:45-Movle (Block 21)
due t o lower
handicap
men i n
Unit
II,
the
feature
matches
were
closely contestedo
John
Urabe
of
II
defeated
Ko
Fuminaka
o f I I I , 3 - 0 j Yamada o f
I d e f e a t e d K i y o t c sakai
of I I , 2-1jNakabayashi
of
I
defeated
Sus
Hayashi of I I „ 3 - 0 c
In the opening
week
a l l 18 t e a m s s w i n g into
action
with
some
teams
playing
twice0
F o l l o w i n g i s t h e sched u l e f o r t h e f l i s t week
of play.
The
Bulldogs
and
Bears pry the l i d
off
of
the
local
high
school s o f t b a l l league
t h i s m o r n i n g when t h e y
m e e t on F l d c
30
from
9 sOQ a 0 m 0
This
is
the
first
l e a g u e game so
little
is
known
of
either
Coach T e t s
Hi®
team0
maka o f t h e B e a r s w i l l
b r i n g a team headed by
a strong hurling staff
of five p i t c h e r s 0
Coach
Larry
Orida
hopes t o
counterbalance the Bears
strong
hurling with a
powerhouse a r r a y of h i t t e r s *
F o l l o w i n g i s t h e tent a t i v e l i n e up a n d bat- UNIT I I GOLFERS DEFEAT
ting orderc
I - I I I TEAM 5 3 - 1 3
BULLDOGS
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3b $ F 0 S a s a k i « r f £ K 0 2 d completely
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t h i r d softball season,
Teh .Ahges v s 0 B l a c k b i r d s
PLAY-OFF
the grand
sport
carF i e l d 26
ries on,
This
coming
I n d i a n s v s „ Clowns
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Tuesday Poston*s t h i r d
Field 3
s o f t b a l l season
offiB o m b e r s v s 0 Red D e v i l s
s c o r e r Ac D e g u c h i
who
cially
gets
underway
H e l d 31
personally
accounted with
a
18
team open Breeze vs0 Panthers
f o r over h a l f
of
her
tournament0
Field.12
team's
total
points
With
many
of
the.
W e d n e s d a y , May 1 0
the
BoUoG® s
defeated
o u t s t a n d i n g p l a y e r s of
P o l i c e v s c Cougars
t h e Dble 4 e t t e s
26»16 l a s t season
gone
and
F i e l d 30
t o t a k e sole p o s s e s s i o n many new f a c e s d o t t i n g R a m b l e r s v s 0 V a l l e y
t h e l i n e up o f a l l t h e
o f t h e r u n n e r up s o o t ,
F i e l d 12
it
will
be
a
A„Deguchi s w i s h e J the teams
T h u r s d a y , , May 1 1
case o f bad l u c k , i n d e e d BlackhoVSoBombardiers
n e t t i n g f o r 14
points
for
the
team
that
t o cop
scoring honors
F i e l d 26
d o e s n ' t get t h e breaks
o f t h e winnersoNoNagaG i a n t s v s 0 Block 53
and
flounders
right
ta
paced
the losers
F i e l d 35
from
the
start0
It
by
accounting for
11
F r i d a y 9 May 1 2
can happen
to
a l l 18 B l u e J a y s v s 9 O.C.
o f t h e Dble 4 e t t e s
16
teams 0
pointso
F i e l d 12
MAY 8
--
(1)
More
reactions
movement
to
on
Kibei.)
the
--
people
they
are
Look at
the
people
Later
few r e t u r n e d
here.
an
(A N i s e i
That
is
center
California.
who
have
the
closing
example.
The
it
does
Japanese
is
the
and
Assmebly
the
declared
areas.
Most
not
if
mean
economy
He
a
of
might
by
Center.
That
State
free
California
ha^f d e p e n d e d
were
the
o n l y <t
still
declared
go b a c k
on
is,
of
zone,
them a r e
they will
be
occupied
from the
was
Even
old.
block
evacuated
state
good
years
Prescott
been
evacuated
zone,
thirty
That
thier
a
unrestricted
15.
from the
on w h e n
to
about
Block
transferred
Arizona.
relocation
California;
B l o c k Manager
a
the
to
earnings
of
Japanese
farmers.
OtfreF J a p a n e s e
business
c i e p e n c o n these
s h o u Id
Japanese
farmers.
Therefore,
Japanese
f a r m e r y haite re<e s t a b l i s h e d
themselves
before
reestablish
of
capital
lost
to
farming
is
the
centers,
Japanese
however,
are
kind
of
escape
from their
think
appointed
they
almost
I i M i
to
appointed
They
nothing.
believe,
of
t h e WRA.
California.
they
indifference.
t o be
here,
personnel
doing
personnel
although
ineffective
are
no'.
can
the
had
farmers
sold
Besides,
they
haven't
It
is
But
to
fine
close
to
the
story.
news,
tired
the
for
them,
But
over.
go b a c k
expressed
him if
They
The
the
all
go b a c k .
of
miscalculation
another
to
etc.
money a n d ,
to
French:
reacting
them,
They
another
that's
David
not
start
could
W i t h most
farm houses,
t h e m had
This
permit
Japanese
themselves?
farm equipment,
most
other
the
a
and
would
are
know a b o u t
They
want
regard
said
a
it
w o r k h e r e . ) Mo,
pretty
good
num£
work.
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it.
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they don't
change.
as
are
an
I don't
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of
care.
asked
honorable
think
so.
M Y ( 2 )
There
Zimmerman
was
a
third
wrote
the
Len N e l s o n
He w a s
news
to
me
that
told
offered
source
"too
good
from which
Walter
a
he
.job
news
Bald e r s t o n ,
is
to
the
leaving
leaked
his
Poston
r e f u s e b y
the
out.
close
about
friend.
May
Indian
20.
Office
in
w
on
Chicago.
It
satisfied
with
There
is
raw d e a l .
expressed
He
might
the
with
Moris
another
That
be
is
key
of
this
had
official
by
the
changes
fiscal
residents
received
who
Crawford.
occasions
upff
"picked
he
the
who
failed
before
there
no
was
his
appear
court
that
Indian
in
the
he
charge.
improper.
received
the
date
was
granted
of
the
by
the
paragraph. )
dis-
He
is
not
he
had
recieved
hates
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he
wants
to
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court
too.
leave
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here.
too.
positions
are
expected
this
had
the
Harper
in
to
turned
trial,
t o be
had
service
to
out
planned.)
in
for
warned
that
of
subpoena
the
paper
him.
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for
the
(Cf:
brought
the
room-mate
asked
case,
was
tried
been
serving
give
from his
(It
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morning
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court.
18
since-the
room-mate
subpoena
rn
for
policeman
K a w a s a k i - Y a h i r o - T .Mat s u m o t o
last
the
evidence,
his
is
He
Block
However,
The
trial.
the
the
Commission
room askigg
that
in
before
sufficient
he
year.
complainant
Judicial
of
was
t o Endo
in
to
the
contempt
it
the
here.
thinks
r r t r u i^ri
Endo,
that
Burge.
James
personnel
end
among
treatment
on d i f f e r e n t
Other
at
v e r y ^ known
the
term7
'speaking
a
is
two d a y s
left
calimed
after
dismissal,
way
May 3 ,
which
Okamotopage
6,
the
MY 3 - -
(20)
The
Block
departing
Unit
Y
V
Managers
Supervisor,
Administrator
gave
in
Nomura
a
the
farewell
party
Block 32 messhall
and
Len N e l s o n
were
for
Tom S k a i ,
this
among
the
afternoon.
those
present.
y
The
Box
f
in
following
the
Rocky
letter
^himpo
from a reader
of
the
May 3 r d
appeared
in
,f
The
Letter
issue:
E d i t o r , The R o c k y ° h i m p o -The
Two y e a r s o f o u r l i v e s we h a v e s p e n t i n a c o n c e n t r a t i o n c a m p .
r e a s o n why we w e r e p l a c e d t h e r e , a n d w i t h o u t d u e p r o c e s s o f l a w ,
i s open t o q u e s t i o n .
The v e r y C o n s t i t u t i o n o f t h i s n a t i o n i s b u i l t
upon f r e e d o m and l i b e r t y f o r a l l .
N o t , a s one s p e a k e r so q u a i n t l y
That
put i t , on t h e p r o p o s i t i o n t h a t a m i n o r i t y h a s n o r i g h t s .
w
o
r
l
d
o
f
o
p
p
r
ession
i s t h e t e a c h i n g of F a c i s m .
It is to f r e e the
man
f
r
o
m
W
y
o
m
ing,
t h a t t h i s war i s b e i n g f o u g h t .
Yet a c o n g r e s s
J
a
p
a
n
e
s
e
d
e
s
c
e
nt back
h i m s e l f a l i e n b o r n , has a d v i s e d s e n d i n g a l l of
n
h
i
s
t
o
r
y
—ii—Ls
to Japan.
Is it not a b l a c k mark upon America
n o t yqf , a b 1q t o p r a o t i c . c • art. t h a t i t i s n o t y e t a b l e t o p r a c t i c e a t
home w h a t i t s e e k s t o t e a c h a b r o a d ?
The a d m i n i s t r a t i v e p e r s o n n e l o f t h i s c a m p h a v e w o r k e d h a r d
t o make l i f e b e a r a b l e h e r e f o r u s .
I t i s t h r u no f a u l t of t h e i r s
t h a t the fundamental s y s t e m is wrong.
I f t h i s is mntfrlL/
t h e r e c o r d of our t r e a t m e n t i n t h e p a s t , what g u a r a n t e e d o e s t h e
f u t u r e in the pmtj-™fhpt
* i n P n + n hold for us?
T h a t a l l p e o p l e i n t h e s e camps s h o u l d r e c e i v e j u d i c i a l or c o n g r e s s i o n a l c l a r i f i c a t i o n of t h e i r s t a t u s and r e t u r n of f u l l c i v i l r i g h t s ,
n o o n e b u t t h e most b i g o t e d w i l l d e n y .
T h e r e h a s b e e n m u c h comment u p o n t h e c a s e o f f i f t y t h r e e b o y s
f r o m H e a r t M o u n t a i n who a r e i n c u s t o d y o f t h e U . S . m a r s h a l .
They have s t a t e d t h e i r d e s i r e f o r a c l a r i f i c a t i o n of t h e i r
c i t i z e n s h i p s t a t u s by c o n g r e s s i o n a l a c t or . j u d i c i a l p r o n o u n c e m e n t ,
and r e t u r n of a l l c i v i l r i g h t s b e f o r e a p p l i c a t i o n of S e l e c t i v e S e r vice.
A r e a u e s t f o r a j u d i c i a l r u l i n g t h a t n o m i n o r i t y g r o u p may
be t h u s t r e a t e d i n t h e f u t u r e .
The s t a n d t h e b o y s h a v e t a k e n i s
t o be r u l e d upon by t h e c o u r t s o f t h e l a n d .
Yet a t r u e p e r s p e c t i v e
o f s u c h c a s e s may n o t b e o b t a i n e d p e r h a p s , u n t i l t h e s e y e a p s h a v e
g o n e down i n h i s t o r y .
T h e s e boys a r e i n no s e n s e d r a f t d o d g e r s
as crudely s t a t e d .
T h e y f e e l t h a t a p e r s o n who h a s t h e c o u r a g e t o
s t a n d u p f o r h i s c o n v i c t i o n s u n d e r s t r o n g p r e s s u r e h a s much
m o r e f o r t i t u d e , w i l l make a f a r b e t t e r s o l d i e r t h a n o n e who f o l l o w s
t h e l i n e of l e a s t r e s i s t a n c e ,
'-hey have d e c l a r e d t h e i r t r u s t in
t h e i n n a t e f a i r n e s s of t h e American p e o p l e ; t h a t a j u s t
decision
w i l l e r a s e t h i s b l a c k m a r k f r o m A m e r i c a n h i s t o r y ; t h a t t h e y wi&l
b e a b l e t o go t o w a r a n d j & g f a h U r f i g h t , h e a r t a n d s o u l f o r a c a w u s e
w h i c h t h e y know i s j u s t .
T h i s is a c a s e upon w h i c h the h i g h c o u r t s of t h i s n a t i o n ,
a f t e r due t h o u g h t , w i l l r e n d e r d e c i s i o n .
This i s s u r e l y not a c a s e
upon w h i c h c e r t a i n b r i l l i a n t and s e l f s t y l e d j u d g e s and a t t o r n e y s
s h o u l d d i s c o u r a g e c r i t i c a l l y and r e n d e r homespun d e c i s i o n s .
Nor
i s it s u f f i c i e n t for swivel c h a i r p a t r i o t s to condemn.
It is
MAY X
--
(4)
v e r y easy f o r t h e a e p e r s o n s to w r i t e s t r o n g a r t i c l e s a g a i n s t ones
who a r e i n no p o s i t i o n t o d e f e n d t h e m s e l v e s ,
i t i s t o be s i n c e r e l y
r e g r e t t e d t h a t t h e y a r e so i n d i s p e n s i b l e t o t h e war e f f o r t t h e y
a r e u n a b l e t o f o l l o w by a c t i o n s t h e w o r d s t h e y w r i t e .
Sincerely yours,
MINORU TAHESA
14-2-B
Heart Mountain,
Wyoming.
MAY 9 —
(1)
(Gf:
April
27,
page
1
May 9 ,
Memo
to:
Residents
From:
James
Subjectj
Rabbit
of
S.
Block
Yahiro,
$nd
36
City
Poultry
1944
Cerk
Regulation
Your p e t i t i o n r e g a r d i n g t h e R a b b i t and P o u l t r y R e g u l a t i o n
b e e n g i v e n s e r i o u s c o n s i d e r a t i o n at a r e c e n t Community C o u n c i l
meeting.
The r e a s o n s s t a t e d t h e r e i n a r e not j u s t i f i a b l e n o r
t h e amount of s i g n a t u r e s s u f f i c i e n t
to a f f e c t
the r e p e a l .
has
Be/fc^Be i t s p a s s a g e , t h i s o r d i n a n c e h a d b e e n c a r e f u l l y s t u d i e d
a s t o t h e e f f e c t s i t may h a v e u p o n t h e c o m m u n i t y , a n d f o r t h e w e l f a r e o f a l l c o n c e r n e d , i t was b e l i e v e d b e s t t o r e m o v e a l l r a b b i t s
It is
and p o u l t r y a t l e a s t 100 f e e t away f r o m a n y b u i l d i n g .
recommended t h a t i f t h e r e a r e any s t i l l r e m a i n i n g w i t h i n your b l o c k ,
t h e y be t r a n s f e r r e d t o a f i r e b r e a k or a n y o t h e r s u i t a b l e p l a c e a s
present.
t h e a b o v e - m e n t i o n e d r e g u l a t i o n i s in f o r c e at
We a p p r e c i a t e t h e i n e r e s t y o u h a v e s h o w n i n t h e w o r k o f t h e
C o u n c i l p f / i i i and hope t h a t you w i l l c o n t i n u e t o do s o a s t h i s
b o d y was p r i m a i r l y e s t a b l i s h e d t o s e r v e t h e r e s i d e n t s .
/s/
James
City
S. Yahiro
Clerk
-xMEMO TO:
Block
Manager
FROM:
M r . M. O k a m o t o ,
Date
May 9 ,
City
Manager
1944
P l e a s e a n n o u n c e i n y o u r Mess H a l l t h a t t h e r a b b i t a n d p o u l t r y
r e g u l a t i o n a p p r o v e d and a d o p t e d by t h e P o s t o n Community C o u n c i l
o n A p r i l 1 7 , 1 9 4 4 h a s b e e n i n e f f e c t s i n c e May 1 a s s t a t e d i n t h e
poston Chronicle.
The r e s i d e n t s a r e a s k e d t o c o o p e r a t e a n d c o m p l y
with this regulation.
T h e y w i l l b e g i v e n u n i t l May 2 5 , 1 9 4 4 t o
e i t h e r , d i s p o s e ^ o f t h e i r r a b b i t s , c h i c k e n s , d u c k s and o t h e r
p o u l t r y or t o t a n s f e r t h e m t o a p l a c e more t h a n one h u n d r e d f e e t
away f r o m a n y b u i l d i n g or o t h e r s t r u c t u r e u s e d or o c c u p i e d by
human b e i n g s .
After
May
25,
1944
the
regulation
will
Executive
be
enforced.
Board
-ft-tH:--:;-*Roy T a z a w a ,
was
ton.
denied
of
his
the
Executive
leave
Secretary
clearance
-
#
by
m
of
the
Board
t h e WRA o f f i c e
m
m
at
of
Trustees,
Washing-
MAY X - -
(4)
The
following
m e m o r a n d u m was
received
by N ^ s h i m o t o ,
who
is
a
taking
is
i^kai's
made
on
place
the
temporarily
until
Youth Counseling
a
permanent
Board.
May 8 ,
MEMO TO
Mr. D i c k
appointment
1944
Nishimoto
SUBJECT
Party crashers
Some t i m e a g o , y o u a s k e d me a b o u t c l a s h i n g p a r t i e s .
I am
s o r r y t o r e p o r t t h a t f t h i s has blossomed f o r t h a c r o s s in a b i g
way a g a i n a n d we a r e l o o k i n g t o y o u a s s o m e o n e who c a n g i v e u s
valuable advise.
I would l i k e , i f p o s s i b l e , t o a r r a n g e f o r an
i n t e r v i e w a t my o f f i c e or a t a n y p l a c e y o u s e l e c t w i t h M i s s B a c k u s ,
Miss L a p i n s k a s , and Mr. O c h i a i .
The s i t u a t i o n i s g e t t i n g s o b a d
t h a t we m i g h t e v e n h a v e t o d i s c o n t i n u e s c h o o l p a r t i e s .
It, i s
t o o much t o a s k t e a c h e r s t o s p e n d t h e e v e n i n g a c t i n g a s p o l i c e men a n d i t t a k e s t h e j o y o u t o f t h e p a r t y o f a ^ r e a t d e a l o f s t u dents.
I f y o u w o u l d h a v e a l i t t l e tdime t o t a l k t h i s o v e r , I w o u l d
appreciate
it.
/s/
John Girdler
Principa1
Poston I Secondary
School
m#m
A regular
this
morning
Building
weekly
in
under
the
Kawashima
ported
that
covered
by
there
recently
rapidly.
methods
the
meeting
conference
the
request
have
been
in Unit
I,
prepared
by
prevention
the
Kawashima
not
take
is
fcather
p}.ce
L
Sanifca^ion
prior
to
B l o c k Managers
of
the
nine
and
cure
the Unit
o f Mas
of
of
has
the
held
Kawashima.
cases
It
was
Administration
Sanitation
mimemgraphed
and
reported
the
room of
chairmanship
He d i s t r i b u t e d
of
of
a
Department
Athlete's
tendency
memorandums
desease,
to
B'oot
re-
un-
spread
stating
which
had
forth
been
Department.
that
this
Segregation
August.
The
#3
for
plan
Poston
as
it
would
stands
now
indefinite.
Kawashima,
B l o c k Manager
then,
system;
presented
the
idea
his
had
idea
been
of
reorganizing
discussed
several
the
times
MAY X -among
to
(4)
the
find
Supervisor
the
Managers
duties
dealing
plies
rect
successors
expires
of
the
record
of
terested
or
the
be
duties
In
to
have
This
has
Councils,
believed
into
and
two
and
two
is
the
first
duties,
persons
or
the
the
of
4,
one
of
sup-
a
cor-
which
had
administrative
works
been
duties
with
the
Kawashima
for
be
job,
but
wish
vice
versa.
of
suggested
the
to
members
present
Murakami
Managers
parts
he w o u l d
By
not
splitting
Supervisor
to
in-
ponder
would
over
not
the
meeting.
a desire
of
present
p e r s o n who m i g h t
replacement
Kawashima
of
a
the
the
keeping
agencies.
Managers
next
of
liaison
other
with
distribution
the
affairs,
there
for
latter
with
that
of
four
Kobayashi
of
the
the
outside
of
hold
members,
of 3 0 ,
step
to
21,
a new
Executive
he
asked
r o o m and
Shigemura
or
Committee.
reported.
Managers
the
election
of
the
make
39,
a
selec-
and
Nishi-
45.
After
returned
ten
to
Sumida
Murakami
of 3 9 ,
the
appointment
t i o n > Akutagawa
18,
dealing
inter-block
suggestion
of
other
meantime
been
following
divided
Kawashima
new
a
On
moto
the
until
the
with
preparation
that
properties
among
suggestion
be
believed
government
the
d ifficuIt.
should
requisitioning,
qualified
for
Kawashima
a
arrangement
non-expendable
others
qualify
15.
whose
is
duty
and
and
Kawashima,
This
additional
personnel,
among
key M a n a g e r s .
the
Administration,
one
on J u n e
blocks,
distributed;
s u c h as
to
purchase,
the
the
Supervisor
with
to
ana
the
of
of
Kataoka
For
the
minutes
of
room w i t h
16,
the
Akutagawa
30,
of
deliberation
vacancy
of
Kobayashi
38,
and
on
following
of
Horito
the
4,
nominating
selection:
Yanamoto
21,
of
the
of
Nishimoto
11,
of
committee
(
m
Kadotani
45,
u
s
of
Shigemura
53.
Recreation
Hall
Committee,
w h i c h was
t
y
)
MAY X -created
of
2.
(4)
by
the
The
^or
vacancies
Sakon
(nominated
by
for
the
Boys
the
read
off
Day b y b l o c k
second,
3 - 2 8
J o of
32?
Nishimoto
unanimously
approved
the
Committee,
Housing
by N i s h i m o t o )
of
nominated
by
the
the
5 9 and
Sasuga
meeting.
Managers
Hori&a
of
6
Kobayashi).
Block 39
Block
on
(nominated
Kawashima
of
of
n o m i n a t i o n was
the
selected
resignation
and
- 44
pts;
one
pts;
Block
the
result
(five
for
of
the
t r a c k and
field
points
for
the
place,
the
three
third.)
Block 59
26
first
events
- 26
- 34
pts;
pts;
Block
B l o c k 45
28
- 26
- 29
pts;
pts,e/t<
mmmm
The
following
include
pertinent
excerpts
sentiments
are
reproduced
on
W a s h i n g t o n " Community A n a l y s i s
Poston:
here,
(Prom
becuase
'<Re l o c a t i o n
Relocation
Studies
there
about
No.
1,
they
to
April,
1944)
.
.
.as
Washington
of December
and
1943,
were
125
evacuees
in
vicinity.
C o n d i t i o n s i n W a s h i n g t o n make i t a u n i q u e a r e a f r o m t h e
p o i n t of v i e w of r e l o a c a t i o n . . . .
It i s e s s e n t i a l l y a c i t y of
w h i t e - c o l l a r w o r k e r s -- p r o f e s s i o n a l a n d c l e r i c a l , a n d t h a t i s t h e
t y p e of e v a c u e e s a t t r a c t e d h e r e . . . .
This
study
is
based
on
. . .
22
interviews.
The N i s e i i n W a s h i n g t o n on t h e w h o l e a r e a m a t u r e a n d w e l l e d u c a t e d g r o u p of i n d i v i d u a l s .
Most o f t h e m h a v e h a d c l o s e c o n t a c t
with Caucasians before evacuation . . .
Of t h o s e i n t e r v i e w e d a n d
t h e i r f a m i l i e s , t h e a v e r a g e a g e was 2 4 , a n d o n l y 6 w e r e u n d e r t h e
a g e o f 2 0 . . . .Among t h o s e i n t e r v i e w e d a n d t h e i r f a m i l i e s , n i n e
a r e c o l l e g e g r a d u a t e s ; 4 m o r e h a v e h a d some g r a d u a t e s u t d i e s i n
a d d i t i o n ; a n d 14 h a v e a t t e n d e d a t
l e a s t 2 y e a r s of [junior c o l l e g e ,
b u s i n e s s c o l l e g e , a r t s c h o o l or a c c o u n t i n g s c h o o l .
One a t t e n d e d
b e a u t y c u l t u r e s c h o o l ; one s t u d i e s d r e s s m a k i n g .
Only 6 did not
go beyond h i g h s c h o o l .
In a d d i t i o n t o t h e h i g h e d u c a t i o n a l backg r o u n d o f t h e s e p e o p l e , m o s t o f t h e m h a v e come f r o m u r b a n communities . . .
Evacuees coming to W s h i n g t o n have
reasons for leaving the c e n t e r s .
Their
strongly expressed their
motives r e f l e c t a universal
may X --
(4)
discontent
them.
with
the
relocation
centers
and
an
urge
to
escape
from
rp
The p l a c e was d e p r e s s i n g a n d I j u s t h a t e d t o l i v e w i t h s o
many J a p a n e s e p e o p l e .
The e n v i r o n m e n t i s a r t i f i c i a l a n d o n e
nfyiofy l o w e r s e v e r o n e ' s m o r a l e .
I t i s n ' t good f o r a p e r s o n
t o live t h e r e .
P.
stated
his
feelings
with
greater
inensity:
' E v a c u a t i o n made me v e r y b i t t e r a n d i t t o o k t h e P o s t o n i n c i d e n t
t o c h a n g e me . . . T h i s b i t t e r n e s s c o n t i n u e d u n t i l I s t a r t e d
h e a r i n g the p r o - J a p a n e s e d e c l a r a t i o n s d u r i n g the i n c i d e n t .
I was r e v o l t e d b y t h e m a n d r e a l i z e d t h a t i n s p i t e o f my
a n g e r my f e e l i n g s w e r e e n t i r e l y A m e r i c a n .
Then I d e c i d e d
t o make p l a n s t o r e l o c a t e . '
An
Issei
employed
as
a
housekeeper
reflects
the
same
attitudes:
'•1 d o n ' t
l i k e b e i n g l a z y and not h a v i n g enough w o r k .
Too
many p e o p l e a t t h e p r o j e c t s g e t t h a t w a y .
T h a t i s why t h e y
ought t o get out a s soon a s p o s s i b l e .
I t i s n ' t g o o d , and t h a t
i s why I l e f t .
T h e p l a c e was n o t c o n d u c i v e t o l e a r i n n g good
work h a b i t s . *
The
nicle
of
following
articles
should
be
noted
in
the
Poston
Chro-
today:
Second Group
(page 1)
Thousands
to
Witness
Inducted
Undokai
May
(page
21,
1)
More
t o {Jet
Pkysi c a I s
ONE YEAR AGO
LET S SAVE
® f ) e
ALL THE
UNIT )
WASTE PAPER
FOR L ) S O
POLICE FORCE
C h r o n i c l e
B o s t o n
VOL. XVIII NO. 25
POSTON,
ARIZONA
MONDAY,
SECOND GROUP T O BE
MAY 21, MORE TO GET
THOUSANDS
-VI TN 1 3 3
Thousands
of
resid e n t s Jammed f i e l d s 2 8
and 598
last
SundayB
to
witness
the f i r s t
B o y s 9 Day U n d o k a i h e l d
i n Unit
Ip
sponsored
by t h e Community A e t i vitieso
The u n d o k a i o f f i c i a l ^
opened w i t h an o p e n i n g
s p e e d ' h b y S e k i z o Tfcshikawa,
general undokai
charimanp
f o l l o w e d by
a d e m o n s t r a t i o n b y Girl
and
Boy
Scout f r o o p s
w i t h Sue
Sakamoto and
Yutaka
Nifcsato
in
chargeo
Speakers
©f t h e d a y
w e r e D u n c a n M i l l s (,pro°-
tiiik
TC
LEUPP
REOPEN
CENTER
P l a n s o f t h e War Relocation
Authority to
r e o p e n t h e L e u p p Center
near
Winslow, Arizona
a b o u t May
1 5 w e r e ann o u n c e d t o d a y b y Secretary
of
the I n t e r i o r
Harold
Xckes0
The
Leupp C e n t e r i s
being reopened to take
c a r e of t h o s e evacuees
of
Japanese
ancestry
who h a v e b e e n a g i t a t o r s
o r t r o u b l e m a k e r s afc t h e
T u l e Lake
Segregation
C e n t e r i n n o r t h e r n C BS L iforniao
It
will
be
o p e r a t e d u n d e r adminis®
tration
of
T p l e Lake
Project
Director
Ray
R0 B e s t o
Approximately
100
men,
the
m a j o r i t y of
them American citizens „
who w e r e
a r r e s t e d after taking
part
in a
d i s t u r b a n c e a t t h e *Rie
Lake C e n t e r l a s t tovemb e r 4 s w i l l be s e n t t o
Leupp0
S i n c e t h e November d i ^ & r b a n a e r t h w
hevfpbeefli aonftaeBolm
a stockade in the Tule
Lake c e n t e r 0
UNDOKAI
j e c t d i r e c t o r a n d Ryo=
hei 0 n i s h i 9 representing the local council*
Track events for the
small
children
were
h e l d a t F i e l d 28 Airing
t h e morning hours with
prizes
given
to
all
participantso
Events
for
the
boys of h i g h
school
age
and o l d e r
were
h e l d at F i e l d 59
after
6
p o m 0i
where
thousands
attended to
see
many
local
high
school
records
shatteredO
The c l o s i n g ©rent was
held
at
the
Central
Swimming
Pool at Blk0
21nw h e r e a s p e c i a l lor e e".
movie
was shown
by
"she
Entertainment
Dep" o o f t h e C o m m u n i t y
Act,:- t i t l e s f r
.
PLEASE
CALL
The E v a c u e e P r o p e r t y
O f f i c e , w i s h e s t o contact
K 0 Y a m a s h i t a D Ho
Xozasa and
Fukuzaki
of
Los
Angeles,who
property
Mike
stored
had
with
Doyle.
A l l o f t h e efitore men~
tioned personsiropert y has been t r a n s f e r r e d
to
WRA w a r e h o u s e a n d
the
persons are asked
t o appear
a t t h e Eva®
cuee
Property
Office
to
execute
f o r m s WRA
1 5 5 o r 156o
The
same a p p l i e s t o
Y0 S u z u k i 0 w h o h a d poperty
s t o r e d w i t h Mrs0
K e i n e z e , 1039 S0Dewey9
Los A n g e l e s o
NEW
ADVISOR
M i s s D o r o t h y Sftevick fl
who h a s b e e n s e c r e t a r y
t o t h e P r o j e c t Director
for the past year0 has
been
t r a n s f e r r e d back
t o the relocation
division
as a d v i s o r , , i t
has be«n r e p o r t e d 0
REORGANIZED
M A Y 9, 1944
INDUCTED
PHYSICALS
BOYS TO BE
INDUCTED
AT HOSPITAL
May
21
is the date
that
has been set for
the
second
induction
and t h i r d mass p r e - i n d u c t i o n p h y s i c a l s 9 according
to
Wo
Allen
Cushraan,
who
is
in
charge
of
selective
service matters.
As o f May 5 , ? ? p e r sons had
b e e n notified
to
report for
t h e i r p r e = i n d u c t i o n €s«
a m i n a t i o n s at t h e ho3
pitalp
while five hai
received
t h e i r Indv ,
tion notices
Hie
l a t t e r , who
t o b®
inducts • i project^ ares
Dui
z u o D o i „ 5 4 ^ 1 3 - D 5 Tautomu F u t a , 4 3 - 9 - B ?
oru
Kamechi 0
42-3=
K a s u o S u g l m o t o , 19A g a n d C h a r l i e I s a o Yag i 9 2 2 2 = 1 2 -Bo
It is
expected that
m o r e n a m e s w i l l be
.
ed to both l i s t s .
N0330FF
LEAVES
Working i n P o s t o n tm
b e e n a p r o f o u n d excer
e n c e t h a t he w i n n e v e r
f o r g e t , Edward Nossoff8
assistant
relocation
program
officer9 said
on h i s
departure last
Sunday
for the induct i o n i n t o t h e Axmyo
" I am g l a d t o g e t my
indefinitep
and
hope
t h a t m a n y m o r e resddeite
w i l l r e l o c a t e o Any r e °
t u r n or
relocation is
difficult0
and p e o p l e
will
make
b e t t e r ado
Justments
if they are
p r e p a r e d t o go t h r o u g h
a d i f f i c u l t p e r i o d than
i f they
expect
something
easy or miraculous^
Mr0
Nossoff
addedo
mu
B
U
L
I
P i
UKXT I PATER DtlVS NETS 2 8 0 U1 POtJNDS OF PATER
A
total
of
2103?$
pounds o f w a s t e p a p e r
a n * »aga»£nas„
* *
p o u n d s o f e a s i o a r d WAS
s o l l e c t e d by
Boy
and
G i r l Seotita
and
Girl
R e s e r v e s i n U n i t I dur-
ing
th®
iwisfc#pap«s>
d m «
held
from
Aps?o
28 t o 29 0 r e p o r t s
the
Coasnunity
Activities,,
P r o c e e d s f r o m f e l t * pqptr
d r i v e w i l l be used f o r
tJSO p u r p o s e s
in
the
center0
Boy S e o u t T r o o p 1 0 0 ,
l e d by YVitaka i v i i s a t o 0
pounds
g a t h e r e d 60552
of
paper0
magazines
a n d c a r d b o a r d b o x e s feo
troops
lead the other
i n the driveo
G i r l Scout Troops l 0
S0 3 0 4 and
SeniorB led
by
Miss
Lapinskas0
d a n c e s Omori0
Kiyoko
and
Tamura0 i\uai Oike
Naomi V f o o d 0 r e s p e e t i v e « >
CoAo READS TO LEAVE
OrSo J o h n P o w e l l a n d
Walter Balderston will
leave the second
week
o f May t o a t t e n d « m r
f ^ r e n e e of
CM®Community
Kaa*.
ml
a n d S u p e r v i s o r s i f ®m
sanity Activities
m
Denvero
D i s c u s s i o n w i l l (sen®
ter
on
policies
and
programs for the
com®
Ingjjwar^
nsmm
BIliX'KS
!y0
by t h e Luan®
a n s Q t i e Ey® I £ t a s and
Oirjl R e e e r v e s 0 e o l l e e t o
e d &s o r t e d and t i e d t h e
paper o
Boy
Scouts
Troops 100 and 101 0 l e d
by Yutaka N i i s a t o and
Arthur Kaniye, respec®
weighed and
tively0
loadedo
•
MrsoSue Sakamoto and
A r t h u r Kaniye were
in
efearge o f t h e O i r l and
Boy S c o u t s 0y e s p e e t i v e $ r
during the
driveo
T o M o f t MRS 0
VKJ0
lURl'lKE* B l k o B O S o g o D ,
f o s m e r l y o f 3acraaan®
t o u a bov 0 May 8 0
T© MRo k MRSo HARRT
TAKEITAGA9Blko 215O12O
Taft,
C0 f o r m e r l y of
a g i r l 0 May 2 0
To MR0 &
DOMESTIC WORK HERE
A young E n g l i s h spate
i n g g i r l or woaen i s want?
ed for
d o m e s t i c work
i n Green V i l l a g e , l a s t
of
Unit
I
*m
CONTEST RULES
Regulations for the f i s h i n g
contest
spons o r e d by t h e Poston C o - o p e r a t i v e
Enterprises0
InCo w h i c h o p e n e d ' i n t h e t h r e e U n i t s y e s t e r d a y
a r e as followss
lo
H s h c a u g h t by r o d 0 r e e l and
line
are
eligible*
Z0
Contest i s open to a l l customers of t h e
F i s h i n g T a c k l e Depto o f t h e E n t e r p r i s e s 0
Co
Game m u s t b e r e g i s t e r e d a t
the
Tackle
D e p t . f o r l e n g t h y , i r t h and weight i n t h e i r
respective Units0
40
Bass IE i n c h e s i n l e n g t h o r over q u a l i fies for reeordingo
50
Carp 15 i n c h e s i n l e n g t h o r o v e r q u a l i ~
f i e s for reeordingo
C a t f i s h 1 5 i n c h e s i n l e n g t h o r o v e r qua60
l i f i e s for recording,
C o n t e s t a n t s must p o s s e s s a n g l i n g l i c e n s e ,
?0
i n a c c o r d a n c e t o t h e A r i z o n a / i s h and
Game
Commission law0
0o
J u d g e s s h a l l m e e t on t h e f o l l o w i n g
day
o f t h e c l o s i n g d a t e and
decide
the
prize
winners 0
9o
All d e c i s i o n s of t h e judges w i l l be f i nale
O s
project,,
it
was
and 11
years
old0
A
full
time
worker
is
preferredo Transporta®
t i o n t o and from
may be p r o v i d e d 0
work
Interested party
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games and m u s i c a l
in®
struments sent t o the
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will
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l v f i l l i n g the vacancy
made by t h e r e s i g n a t i o n
who
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leaving
the
project
next Tuesdayo
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AGRICULTURE DE?T 0
HARVESTS CROP
,Cabbage
harvesting
plot
in
o n a 10® a e r e
s e c t i o n 38 i n
Unit
I
started
last
Thursday„
Co S h a r p ,
according to
supervisor of Agricul®
ture.
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CHI3F I N UNIT I I I
Before
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Beginning
ilay
80
p a r e n t s whose s o n s a r e
J e s s e Gregg beeaao t h e
serving
in the
armed
head
of I n t e r n a l
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curity
in
Unit
III
f o r c e s of A m e r i c a , L r 0
Tanaka
from
Rivers,
w i t h h i s o f f i c e a t Ado
Arizona explained
the
A0
system
in
which
the
u o w o v ® y 0A l b e r t S h i n Gila club of t h i s kind
taku
will
yemain
as
i s f u n c t i o n i n g ana i t s
C h i e f or P o l i c ®
with
activitieso
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p u r p o s e of t h i s club
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problems
that
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c a n n o t be d o n e i n d i v i
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and
Green
dually
b u t c a n be dflffl® B a y s
put
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by g r o u p s o
M a j o r i t y o f t h o s e afc=> n i g h t
at
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sending
was i n
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of forming
this
club
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Recreation Hall
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or
t h i s s e a s o n 0& f i r s t p i a n o r e c i t a l
t o be p r e =
s e n t e d by t h e p u p i l s o f R o s l e T a k a h a s i u o n k e y
1 2 f r o m v po3io
Everyone i s c o r d i a l l y welcomed
i&o h e a r t h e i w r y Key m e l o d i e s b y t h e t a l e n t e d
s t u a e n t s who w i l l be p r e s e n t e d i n
tne followi n g program;
i t e r Spangled Banner—smith-^Dorothy Takahashi
Aiko Tsuchiyama
S o l d i e r 0 s ^ a r c h oy L a n g e s M i n u e t b y Don Juan—k a s a k o Kawamoto
Teruko Nakamura0
S t e p h a n i e G a v o t t e by C z i b u i k a 0
horning Prayer
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Nishida
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The Duke S o n g b y V e r d i 0
Skater®
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^ n o Yama' Wo T o y e t e ^ Kagayaku Haru by K u b o t a 0
V o e a l i s t ® ® S h i z u k o Ozaki
a n a o t h e r s on t h e p r o g r a m
when
welcome
back
f r o m wamp I
i n t o Unit
XIIp
our eyes catches
the beauty
of magenta
decked
petunias
in
n e a t rows
surrounding
the
green
c a r p o t s of
lawn
around
the
buildings
with
the
s t a r s and s t r i p e s f l y
ing overhead, silhou ~
etted
against
the
eSOD&Less s k i e s
a n d we
f e e l our
chests swell
w i t h p r i d e t h a t o u r u~
nit
has
the
neatest
most b e a u t i f u l gardens in
all
t h r e e unitso
CASABA SKASON
has
passed
but
ma&y
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i n q u i r e d about s p o r t monship
teamf ~ e t c G
which
we
could
not
p r i n t s i n c e we d i d n o t
have our pages f o r one
week s o h e r e t h e y a r e ?
50b "A"
Reealey " M n 0
a i d .308 " B ' % 3 0 9 Zephy r s , and 330 c a r d i n a l s
w e y e named
as
best
of
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their
respective lea
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Highest
saorcrs
or
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brothers,
Frank
anoi I s a c
who made
03
a n d 4 l p t S o in 4 g a m e s
played0
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Tom K a j i o k a
a n d ivius.h,
k s a t o or
305 w i t h
bo
p t s and 60 p t s r e s p e c
t i v e l y maae
the high
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lead
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s c o r e d 56
and 43 p t s 0
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PASSES AV»AY
After a prolong ilin e s 0 S u y e t a r o Kanda o f
'616 p a s s e s away T h u r s day m o r n i n g ^
May 4 a t
7 a 0:rio
at Unit I hos
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Hiroshima
he
was. f o r m e r l y
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s e r v i c e was
h e l d o n May
9 at • 316
B u d d h i s t Templeo
MAY 9 0
POSTON I I
TUESDAY
= = = = = A COLUMN
How s t r a n g e i t s e e m s
v ; i t h s o much g o n e
Of l i f e a n d l o v e f ,
To s t i l l l i v e o n 0
— V h i t t i e r
The a b o v e l i n e s f r o m
t h e famous "Snowbound"
o r i n g s t o m i n d t h e Hawaiian
i r i e n a or o u r s
who
lately
lost
her
favorite
b r o t h e r on a
European
battlefront0
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her
" l i f e and
love"o
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t o l d us
recently
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t o tnink that in spite
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l i k e h e r name s a k e «
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they
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later
The
local
High
on o
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mad
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t u r n e a i n t o a IIIPPOFOT.
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MOTH h e r
AlIUS o
sell,
n i m s e i i r or i t self^
whatever
the
case
may
o e , i s unaware
of
t h e MOTH9 S
In the
real identity0
event
that
the
Moth
should stage
anotner
we s u g g e s t
turnabout3
it
relocate
to
some
s t a t e s u c h a s NEW YORK
ane
start
a lipstiek
shop
or
a moth-proof
collar factoryo
SHIS YAMAQA
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known
as
"Bpoatiights"
by Gab&age f .
our
ex-sports
e a i t o r tel.-is
u s he i s
so busy
in
that
big
w i n d y c i t y t h a t he h a s
no
time t o w r i t e us a
golumn
or
play golf,
¥ e miss h i s s h a r p gab
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recently
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•30
1944
GIFTS TO BE ON DISPLAY
PRIOR TO DISTRIBUTION
LAST R I T E S HELD F O R
M R S 0 Y0SH1K0 Y A M A M O T O
According to reports
from
t h e l o c a l eommu<=
t h e Red
nity council9
Cross g i f t s from Japan
such as games0 musical
i n s t r u m e n t s , , and b o o k s
w i l l be p u t on d i s p l a y
at the
main
canteen
shortly 0
The
game b o a r d s 0 o f
i n t e r e s t t o Goh e n t h u siasts0
were g i v e n to
the
Conmunity A c t i v i ties divisiono
The
reading matter^
consisting
primarily
of religious literature
may
he
circulated
among
the
various
blocks before adoption
oy t h e l i b r a r y o
Funeral
services
were h e l d f o r the l a t e
Yamamoto
Mrs o Y o s h i k o
at t h e
Poston
Two
C h r i s t i a n Church
last
Thursday afternoon 0
The
deceased9
form e r l y of S a l i n a s 0 Cali f o r n i a i s s u r v i v e d by
her
husband and c h i l d r e n o f b l o c k 213o
0Q 0
LAWN MOVERS MADE
AVAILABLE BY AG
In
tne future those
wishing
to
use
the
lawn
mowers
may c a l l
p e r s o n a l l y at
t h e Agriculture
d e p a r t n E nt
for private use0
oQo
RED CROSS LIFEGUARDS ON EVENING DUTY FROM
THIS WEEK 5 BATHERS CAUTIONED OF MISHAPS
B e g i n n i n g y e s t e r a a y t h e Rea C r o s s l i f e g u a r d s
went on
duty i n the evening from 6s30 to 9:30
p 0mc
at tne
c o m m u n i t y swimming p o o l 0
Guards
a r e s t a t i o n e d at the
pool
in
the afternoons
0Q0
between the
hours
of
HIGH SCHOOL T O PUBLISH I s 0 0 t o 4-s30,0
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LITERARY ANNUAL
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bathing
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swimmer
local
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stepped
into
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I n t e r n a t i o n a l Honorary
hole createa
by w a t e r
Society for Journalists
p re s sur e
under
tha
o n May 3 0 t h
Mike S h i r a t s u k j . ^
bridge0
t h o s e who u s e
t h e pool are r e q u e s t e d
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to
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placed
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440, y d .
t h e i r d i s p l a y i n g o l d w i n n i n g open r e l a y , i n v/hlch a
really
broupht
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53
26 w i t h
Ifi' - 3lk.
!:• Oyana
a n d . S-ICedama
o u t s t e m d i n ^ s e c on-d. s a c k i n , * • u p , 12,..
s t o o d out - f o r . t h e i o s -
also,
puard f o r the ' v i c t o r s Z V Z ^ H * "leap
t o . a " 4 l . , l 2i •
w h i l e - . IT. J T a p a t a a n ' d p T . n a r k i n g. . , ICodana
turned
in
a : j u n p : : i fi t n e -hog s o e p . p .
p r . f i r i f t o b l e - • back-I n - v t a e . J r . -rJ-.A
c ourt
ane
f t h © ' - v V i s i O n v . i r , S a s a k i w a s .'by
lUiiw.^
losers
^
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o u t s t aa nn ndeixn- g
Outplaying- t h e
:Unit "perf oruor a s h
t o r ajp B l k . 5 9 / t r a c k .
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^ l e a s ^ - c l a i n at r- r.
ip-r.1 s . of Pi c o .
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c onolo to
<+*sot
o f P- p h o t a p r a p h i c
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r e r . . 2d 4a Z
r k.
r ' qo m
o np. P
MAY 10
more
is
--
(1)
There
is
a
lull
rabid
Issei
a
in
the
interest
decline
in
the
i n war
news.
interest,
at
Even
least
among
for
the
ajmoment,
noticeable.
There
was,
the
old
in
the
Japanese
Trinidad
ever,
the
ple,
been
There
like
little
involved
to
were
will
few
"The
be
a
the
the
for
"what
interest
in
in
indicted
this,
"This
a
dispatches
confined
incident.
ran
news
women
ha J
were
they
however,
of
treason.
happened
whole
Their
among
is
case
they
young
reporting
and
that
prisoners
at
conversations,
happened7
it
them.
bad
the
Berman
' a n d "how
thing
sabotage
by
newspapers
escape
comments
shown
If
for
(the
the#e
the
how-
of
were,
Japanese
public)
the
will
peobe
shout'
talking^for
long
Nisei
has
or
knew b e f o r e
"I
been
I bet
And
T W j
a
time,"
or
increasing,
they
"This
and
evacuation
are
of
these
type
we
will
(presumably
have
many N i s e i
lots
girls
immoral)
more
in
who w e n t
of
time,"
for
Keto.
7
girls.
i*
An
evacuee
from Terminal
Shizue
Otani
case.
She
couple
fpom Fukushima-ken.
married
f e c f o r o,
is
a Nisei,
young
to
Baishakunln.
a
sardine
at
years
to
be
Island
in
said
was,
he w o u l d
him.
that
from her
not
first
a
ten
as
a
did
be
of
They
years
of
of
bit
that
indicted
a
Terminal
husband
she
She
think
was
surprised.
he
did
Florence
the
Trinidad
immigrant
a
He
in
a
not
while
known
males.
that
in
on
cannery
those
The
infor-
but
If
she
know w h a t
mmmm#
through
fishing
prostitute;
said
Shizue
Island
was
Caucasian
but
in
drowned
worked
different
marriage,
knew
farming ^ m i l y .
laborer.
she
he
conservative
in
her
then
common
a
were
ago
^ince
said
those
fisherman
not
a
one
daughter
trip,
company
he
is
Issei
About
mant
son
an
fishing
Terminal
who
Island
has
she
a
happened
to
MAY 10
--
It
(2)
seems
closing
of
that
to
while
close
ban
to
they
what
news
relocation
Many r e s i d e n t s
dema",
the
who
many
the
heard
it
others
anticipated
(In
this
California
has
almost
treated
believed
centers.
California,
had
the
centers
relocation
enter
of
many
for
a
stopped
as
another
that
it
would
With
regard
it
for
and
the
circulating.
it
took
long
opening
Boston-made
be
to
impossible
the
granted
lifting
or
as
of
something
time.
connection I suspect the tendency to d i s b e l i e v e
among o t h e r f a c t o r s
unpleasant
is working^
In a n o t h e r a s p e c t t h e t e n d e n c y
is
minimize
a
too.
time
As
future
"crisis"
goes
on,
if
it.
a more
is
not
imminent
concrete
must
be
interpretation
to
considered
will
be
avail-
with
BBrge
able. )
Nomura
and
Mills
meeting
of
the
reported
this
was
control
fish
that
morning
held
of
for
the
over
a
use
the Unit
purpose
of
water
ponds
as
a major
flow
of
water
excessive
' ^ ^ u r v e y ' ^ e v e a led
the
excessive
that
there
solving
by
residents.
owners
are
of
the
are
use
of
source
into
Administrators
526
large
of
this
water.
The
difficult
Nomura
trouble,
coolers
met
and
a
problem
attributed
constant
as
another.
or
small
into
the
given
The
ponds
and
Sanitation
in Unit
I
A
alone,
and
or
frequently
too
peatedly.
longs
II
of
about
Nomura
water
2l0
was
afraid
per
day
cannot,
the
during
supply
been
reported
the
month of A p r i l
person
the
the
ponds
had
per
the
water
although warnings
gallons,
that
running
and
that
per
d a y was
for
Unit
consumption
p e a k summer
amount
for
of
III
would
months,
water
used
in Unit
about
220
r e a c h 300
and
the
constantly.
to
constantly
them re-
I.
223.8
(For
gallons.)
gallons
pumps
at
galUnit
He
per
person
the
well
MAY 10
--
(19)
Nomura
work
out
dents,
solution
instead
The
the
a
promised
May
of
following
10th
a
that
he w o u l d
based
on
drastic
article
consult
voluntary
action
appeared
by
in
the
B l o c k Managers
cooperation
the
the
Project
of
the
to
resi"
Director.
Los A n g e l e s
Times
of
edition:
Huntington
P a r k V.F.W.
Post
Attacks
Ickes
S e c r e t a r y of t h e I n t e r i o r I c k e s ' r e c e n t a s s e r t i o n t h a t t h o s e
who w i s h t o e x c l u d e J a p s f r o m C a l i f o r n i a a r e " r a c e - m o n g e r s " was
b r a n d e d y e s t e r d a y a s a " b l a t a n t , e g o t i s t i c and u n q u a l i f i e d
statement'' i n an open l e t t e r f r o m H u n t i n g t o n P a r k Postj^ 9 5 2 , V e t e r a n s
of Foreign Wars.
The p r o t e s t , o v e r t h e s i g n a t u r e o f P o s t Commander L . F r a n k
Henaman a n d r e p r e s e n t i n g t h e g r o u p ' s u n i t e d v i e w - p o i n t , s a t
forth
that
i t s membership is ' ' s o l i d l y behind the p r o p o s i t i o n to d e f i n i t e l y
and p e r m a n e n t l y e x c l u d e t h e J a p s f r o m our c o u n t r y .
"Your a t t i t u d e , ' * t h e l e t t e r
t h a t you f e e l y o u r s e l f t o be t h e
you a s p i r e t o d i c t a t e the p o l i c y
hand led . . .
"You may
i d e a s ; we a r e
have
sure
a c e r t a i n f o l l o w i n g that w i l l s u b s c r i b e to your
t h a t a l l t h e J a p s w i l l be p l e a s e d w i t h t h e m .
"We a s s e r t t h a t t h e
he h a s b e e n a n o b j e c t of
y e a r s , and h i s a c t s have
"We
feel
that
said in p a r t ,
would i n d i c a t e
l a s t word in t h e m a t t e r , and t h a t
o f how t h e J a p s i t u a t i o n i s t o t o e
you
J a p i s a m e n a c e t o o u r A m e r i c a n way o f
life;
s u s p i c i o n a n d d i s t r u s t on t h i s c o a s t f o r
not b e l i e d our d i s t r u s t
. . .
owe
the
entire
country
rmmmm
an
open
apology.u
MAY 1
--
(19)
The
and
Executive
discussed
1.
by
the
Local
Yukawa.
The
the
adjoining
a
cabinet
to
Powell
the
for
directly
fusal
had
been
Powell's
t
|
over
The
and
the
out
Management
had
in
order
office
Powell,
been
to
had
who
and
on b e h a l f
been
forth
his
(The
the
and
The
the
the
been
part
complain-
of
Mrs.
(The
the
his
appealed
per-
him
that
Manager's
was
the
could
re-
incensed
Committee
had
asked
Sugino,
his
told
Manager
one
been
Yamaguchi
&od
Housing
no
has
obtained
Manager
b l o c k and
Manager
Chuo f f u j i n k a i ) ,
Manager
Powell.)
its
Committee
occupying
refused.
from Powell.
that
have
departure.
class
to
Housing
Kawaguchi
offerred
he was
jointly
sole
of
autho-
intervene
in
Committee.
that
checked
it
had
Service
conform to
is
by
Mrs.
and
his
to
appealed
in
morning
17th.
Block 5 from
Yamaguchi,
the
went
the
One
C lu}a
of
gotten
and
matter
been
under
with
some m o n t h s
Powell
Housing
under
the
ago.
It
from the Unit
from the Unit
from the
the
transferred
t h e WRA s e t - u p .
b e e n m&ved
absent
the
Division
transferred
not
but
of
students
on
t h e ^ Women's
setting
Committee
found
it
approval,
housing
except
class
then,
this
on May
The
relocating,
the
of
under
small.
overridden
action,
Block Managers
it
had
case
Block 5.
is
Yamaguchi,
permission
rity
follows:
too
met
Len N e l s o n
meeting
n as
by
of
the
class
for
Managers
ra
is
his
member
mission.
by
annexed
Manager
on
arrangement
place
Block
the
in
Managers
held
hear
apartment,
r o o m t o be
the
be
to
on e a p a r t m e n t
that
the
report
flower
and
Block
items:
reported
yesterday
His
of
party will
Council
Kawashima
w h i c h met
ing
following
A farewell
2.
using
the
Committee
project
On
the
Community
meant
other
present,
that
Administrator
hand,
Administration
at
Division
the
Building.
evidently
was
MAY 1 1
not
-
(2)
saware
of
authority,
Block 5
the
and
must
argued
over
give
as
a
it
the
up
in
with
a
set-up
good
of
the
intention
the
tion
of
water
as
first
of
to
weee
housing
housing
in
this
means
prohibit
Kawashima
"If
he.
the
you
Brrge
full
on
undivided
Having
III
Burge
are
are
a
long
matter
authority
willing
we
to
willing
to
experience
readily
and
this
final
consented
authority
to
over
Committee.
and
7:00 A.
an
yourself,
in Unit
of
discussed.
to
have
all.
acknowledge
ways
step
at
f a v o r , ' said
Housing
Various
hours
like
consulted
should
authority
Administrator
Powell
in
4.
no
your
3.
the
present
afternoon
Managers
potatoe
Unit
housing
the
or
hot
request^
a
the
acted
yesterday
that
housing
handle
have
and
case.
Kawashima
He
history
M.
(Cf:
May
of
water
use
to
10:00
reported
controlling
10,
unnecessary
page
for
2)
fish
consump
They
ponds
agreed
during
P.M.
that
the
City
Manager
had
been
-/•o
receiving
workers'
decided
requests
wages
to
from
into
call
these
requests.
Block
Managers
a
of
Mas
plan
for
the
The
Nishimoto
in
the
be
sections
class.
of
of
(*'or
(Cf:
presented
Committee
May
to
9,
the
of
a
Supervisor
for
a
request
heads
to
to
of
Burge
dispose
represent
the
be
called
May 3 ,
page
9,
the
the
Managers'
the
last
reorganization
last
paragraph)
meeting
next
m e m b e r s s u ptrSo^naL
ggested
S u p e r v i o r ' s .quota
Supply.
the
will
Cf:
2,
raise
meeting
approved
their approval.
The Committee
A d m i n i s t r a t i o n to i n c r e a s e the
employment
elected
The
page
by
division
45 was
instance,
asking
Okamoto
the
conference.
Executive
kawashima.
would
$19
conference
tornJHorrow a f t e r n o o n .
5.
the
several
A
plan
The
Tuesday
to
to
p
request
allow
MAY
3
--
The
the
May
(19)
following
15th
article
appealed
in
the
T e m p l e . Bu l i e t i n
of
edition:
lopas-
Buddhist
Churches
Conference
of America
Incorporated
The l o n g a w a i t e d g o a l o f t h e B u d d h i s t f o l l o w e r s i n A m e r i c a
was f i n a l l y a c c o m p l i s h e d A p r i l 2 9 , 1 9 4 4 a t t h e T o p a z R e l o c a t i o n
C e n t e r -- T h e I n c o r p o r a t i o n o f The B u d d h i s t C h u r c h e s o f A m e r i c a ,
U n d e r t h e t e r r i b l e w e a t h e r c o n d i t i o n s , i n t h e m i d s t o f a mad r u s h i n g
d/t/^ddi/i^tYidtiM
war c r a z e d w o r l d , and a t t h e h e i g h t o f g r e a t
c r i t i c i s m s was b o r n o u r g r e a t
institution.
But w i t h t h e b i r t h o f
o u r c o r p o r a t i o n more and g r e a t e r r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s w i l l become o u r s .
S a c r i f i c e s i n s i z e - a s y e t n o t known l i e s a h e a d j i t w i l l b e o u r d u t y
t o accomplish i t .
The f o o d o f l i f e on w h i c h o u r
institution
t h r i v e s is f r o m t h e f a i t h of i t s f o l l o w e r s .
Let u s k e e p i t b u r n i n g h i g h l y f o r t h i s i s t h e f u t u r e of B u d d h i s m of w h i c h t o d a y i s
Young B u d d h i s t A s s o c i a t i o n .
In t h i s t h r e e d a y c o n f e r e n c e of B u d d h i s t d e l e g a t e s of A m e r i c a ^ ,
many p r o b l e m s w e r e t o u c h e d .
Among t h e m o r e i m p o r t a n t o n e s w e r e :
N i s e i R e v e r e n d s t r a i n i n g c o u r s e , f r e e zone a r e a , C h r u c h and Y . B . A .
movements, Buddhist C h a p l a i n s , and Buddhist S t u d e n t s S c h o l a r s h i p
Furidi.
The b i g g e s t p r o b l e m a f f e c t i n g o u r w o r k t o d a y i s t h e l a c k
of N i s e i Reverends to d a t e t h e r e a r e only t h r e e .
T h r e e more a r e
p r e s e n t l y s t u d y i n g u n d e r t h e R e v e r e n d s o f Topaz c e n t e r , and a few
a r e c o n t e m p l a t i n g on s t u d y i n g feuddhism a n d d e d i c a t i n g t h e i r
lives
to this cause.
We r e a l i z e t h i s b i g h a n d i c a p o f s c a r c i t y o f l e a d e r s ,
t h e r e f o r e , we m u s t d o a l l we c a n t o e n c o u r a g e t h e s e s t u d e n t s i n
t h e i r work.
F o r a n y i n d i v i d u a l who may b e i n t e r e s t e d i n s t u d y i n g
t h e f o l l o w i n g a r e t h e r e q u i r e m e n t s l a i d out by t h e B u d d h i n s t M i n i s t e r
Associat ion:
1.
2.
Must b e a H i g h S c h o o l g r a d u a t e .
P l a n n i n g t o become a R e v e r e n d .
A f t e r one y e a r o f s t u d i e s o n e c a n a t t a i n t h e t i t l e o f R e v e r e n d
i f a p p r o v e d by t h e M i n i s t e r A s s o c i a t i o n .
Write into the temporary
h e a d q u a r t e r of the B u d d h i s t Churches of A m e r i c a , T o p a z , U t a h f o r
further informations.
The a b o v e r e g u l a t i o n s w e r e made t e m p o r a r i l y
t o meet t h e p r e s e n t e m e r g e n c y .
An e n c o u r a g i n g p l a n f o r t h e s t u d e n t s is the Biddhist Student s c h o l a r s h i p Fund.
This is a plan to
a i d t h e s t u d e n t s t o meet t h e i r e x p e n s e s w h i l e s t u d y i n g .
An e n c o u r a g i n g r e p o r t on C h u r c h movement i n f r e e z o n e a r e a
g i v e n by t h e e x e c u t i v e s e c r e t a r y o f N a t i o n a l Y . B . A .
At p r e s e n t
C h i c a g o a n d New Y o r k a r e a a r e b e i n g o r g a n i s e d .
Since Buddhism
i s s t i l l v e r y new i n t h o s e a r e a , t h e m o v e m e n t h a s met w i t h g r e a t
difficulties.
We a l l r e a l i z e d t h e v a r i o u s h a r d s h i p s
s e n t e d , but the f a c t t h a t a l l a r e c a r r y i n g
t h a t we may s t i l l e n j o y f r o m t h e f r u i t s o f
us s t r i v e t o keep a l i v e our c a u s e .
was
the
of e v e r y g r o u p r e p r e on. was g r e a t c o n f o r t
in
Buddhist t e a c h i n g s
let
mmmm#
MAY 11 *The
nicle
of
(4)
following
articless
should
be
noted
in
the
Poston
Chro-
today:
Eleven
More Names
Denver
Area
G o r m a n AddSd
Open
to
listed
for
for
the
E v a c u e e War
Internal
Security
Second
Workers
Sta££
Induction
(page
(page
(page
1)
1)
1)
/
CENSUS
INDEFINITE
3,685
REMAINING
J 2,686
%f)C
B o s t o n
VOL XVIII NO 26
" V ,
ONE YEAR A G O
C l j r o n i c l e
POSTON, ARIZONA
NAMES
ELEVEN MORE
FOR THE SECOND
Denver Area Open For Evacuee War Workers
Because
the
C0 S 0
Foundry
in
Denver i s
25$ below
schedule to
d a t e 9 3 5 e v a c u e e worke r s are being recruited
to
fill
positions in
this critical
industry,
which
prepares carbon
steel
for
six
war
plants,
according
to
J a m e s D0 C r a w f o r d D r e l o c a t i o n program offic e r o The work w i l l p a y
65£ p e r h o u r a n d t i m e and-a-half
for
overtime
L.A.
EVACUEE
P R O P E R T Y MAN
VISITS
CENTER
Elmer C o r d e s , e v a c u e e
property supervisor of
Los A n g e l e s 4
was h e r e
recently
on a r o u t i n e
c a l l of projects,checki n g on e v a c u e e property
m a t t e r s and p r e s e n t i n g
information
in regard
t o t h e p r o p e r t y o f eva»
cueeso
ivir 0
^ordes
was one
o f t h e o r i g i n a l operators with
the
Federal
Reserve
Bank
at
the
time of evacuation,acc o r d i n g t o RoWoScbmitt,
evacuee property officer h e r e 9 and has been
doing a
very f i n e job
f o r t h e E v a c u e e Propert y Offlceo
NEW SECRETARY
TO 3 I R E C T O R
Mrso
Lucille
Hardc a s t l e , who w a s f o r m e r ly
employed
at
Luke
F i e l d , P h o e n i x has taken over
t h e d u t i e s as
secretary
to
Project
D i r e c t o r Duncan M i l l s „
Miss Dorothy Stevick,
who w a s
secretary0 is
now r e l o c a t i o n advisorc
F o u r men w i l l
arrive
i n B o s t o n t o d a y t o interview interested
s i d e n t s o Those a c c e p t ed w i l l
be a l l o w e d t o
enter
t h e Denver a r e a
o n i n d e f i n i t e leave a n d
w i l l b e f r o z e n o n t*relr
jobsc
since
t h e UoS,
Foundry
i s c l a s s e d as
a vital
war i n d u s t r y « ,
On t h e i r r e t u r n t o Denv e r , the
interviewers
will
arrange
the required housing for the
a c c e p t e d men a n d t h e i r
familieso
A c c o r d i n g t o t h e tentative
schedule,
apbe h e l d
p o i n t m e n t s mil
i n Unit
I a l l day today,
in
Unit
l l tomorrow
morning and i n
Unit I I I
tomorrow afternoon^
VISITOR
FROM
MANZANAR
Henry T s u r u t a n i , e v a c u e e a t t o r n e y a t i*3anzan a r 9 a r r i v e d o n t h e proj e c t l a s t week-end for
a business
v l s i t 9 according
t o S c o t t Howley, project attorneyo
PAROLEES
RETURN
Seven
parolees
arrived
heie last night
f r o m S a n t a F e 0 N e w Mex<
i c o 0 to j o i n t h e i r famllies,
according
to
t h e F a m i l y W e l f a r e Sect i o n
Those a r r i v i n g w e r e ;
Gyosuke Xseda9 3~12~C;
K u r a t a Kawanami, 59-6A; T o i c h i r o w o r i t a , 4 =
7-Ds M a s a t o T a n i d a p 22~
Tatsuo
Watanabe,
2 2 - 3 - D g F u s a i c h i Moto<
i k e 9 2 2 6 - 8 - D a n d Kosa<
ku U z u h a s h i , 3 0 9 - 7 - C
THURSDAY,
FIRST ARMY
VOLUNTEERS
LEFT CENTER
YESTERDAY
MAY
11,
1944
LISTED
INDUCTION
Pre
'
Roll Boosted to 98
Eleven
more
names
have been added t o t h e
May 2 1 i n d u c t i o n l i s t ,
bringing
the t o t a l to
1 6 , w h i l e 21 more have
been
a d d e d t o t h e exa m i n a t i o n l i s t , making
9 8 men who w i l l r e c e i v e
their
pre-inductlon
physicals
Wo
Allen
Cushman9 l e a v e o f f i c e r ,
reports.
The
p r o s p e c t i v e inductees are;
Kow I t o ,
4 - 2 - D $ K a z u o Oda^ 4 - 4 A% T h o m a s D a i h a c h i Mu~
kai,
323-13-3\
George
Ishida,
14°3«A;
Ken
I s h i k a w a , 3=2~Bs H e n r y
Tomio
Kubo 9
46~10-C$
Setsuo
Hai 9
1 3 - 1 2 - A 0,
Charles I c h i r o 0ki„1310=A$
Elmer
Clarence
Suski,
42-IO-C5 Hisao
Harry
Masuda,
4~4~Cs
and Arthur T e t s u Sugino, 11«8-B0
GORMAN A D D E D
TO" I N T E R N A L
SECURITY S T A F F
E0C0 G o r m a n , f o r m e r l y of the
H e a r t Mountain internal
security
section^
arrived
in
F o s t o n o n May 1 t o be<=
come
assistant
chief
of the
l o c a l section^,
according
to
Charles
Ao H a r p e r p i n t e r n a l se-=
curity chiefo
Mr0 Gorman p r a c t i c e d
law for
several years
at
Winslow0
Arizona,
and
it
is
felt
that
with his experience in
law
enforcement
and
c r i m i n a l law p r a c t i c e ,
he i s e s p e c i a l l y wellqualified
f o r h i s duties here0
He w i l l b e s t a t i o n e d
i n U n i t Io
POSTON
FAGE 2
IDJM6 THE
—
RED CROSS TO START
SAFETY COURSES
In
accordance
with
the great
demand
for
l i f e g u a r d s and
first
At S a c h i Amano
Aid
So Amano d i s c o u r s e d o n a i d e r s e t h e F i r s t
I n s t r u c t o r s « c o u r s e and
h i s t r i p o I have learn®
Instruca d the following
f r o ® Water S a f e t y
9
course will
be®
t h e t a l k o f t h e evenings t o r s
g i n Lion d a y 9 May 2 2 a c Bob O k a z a k i
has
gone
c o r d i n g t o ToKo S h i n d y
i o M o n t a n a § G e o r g e Ohi
Red
Cross
publicity
i s b o a r d i n g w i t h T 0 Ka~
s u g & i n New Y o r k , s p l i t ® c h a i r m a n o
Walter
Anderson,
ting
room
expense%
from
housing is a v a i l a b l e in f i e l d i n s t r u c t o r
t h e AoRoCc o f
t h e Fa~
C h i c a g o f r o m § 2 0 monthl y f o r o n e t o $ 7 0 month* C i f i c A r e a H e a d q p s r t e r s
instruct
both
l y f o r a few roomsgth® w i l l
courseso
To
Kosakas9
children
P e r s o n a i n t e r e s t e d in
play Foston
in
their
t h e courses are
asked
new abode9 v i z 0 o
this
t o contact their
Unit
is
Camp
l0
this
is
Crqss Office.
Camp 25 M a r y
Takahash
a n d C h i x u k o Amano s h a r e
a r o o m , c o o k t h e i r own ALDER GIVES FIGURES ON
m e a l s 9g o t o s c h o o l a n d
COUNSELING TO DATE
fill
in
extra
hours
working
at
a
fruit
R e p o r t i n g o f t h e pros t a n d § Chikako
«mano
gress
of
the
Family
i s working but
boardCounseling
program,
i n g a t t h e same d o r m i ® i l o r t o n Jo
Adler„ said
t o r v - l i k e p l a c e ? which
that since
April
34,
h a s a h o u s e mother§I*lro
about
100
interviews
Amano s a y s C h i c a g o
has o f f a m i l i e s h a v e
been
signs a l l over0 saying
conducted in the t h r e e
" H e l p W a n t e d 0" a n d t h a t
camps o u t o f
the
120
thousands of
evacuees
originally
sc'r,« d u l M f
c o u l d go i n t o t h e town
by t h e f a m i l y
-YeajTare
and t h e r e 9d be Jobs
oectiono
t h e m ; one
c a n e a t funOf t h o s e i n t e r v i e w e d ,
yu8
oyako
donburi,
60
were
interviewed
o t s u y u ® ~ a l l t h e s e . , and when t h e y c o n s u l t e d the
a l l for a
p r i c e y labor S e c t i o n on o t h e r b u s l «
i s recompensed at
upnesso
Of
the
100„ 9
wards
of
50<*
hour t
were i n t e r e s t e d i n re®
p e o p l e do
not
search
l o c a t i n g ^ SO w e r e
inf o r b e t t e r h o u s i n g bet e r e s t e d b u t had fami®
cause
they
lose
10
l y problems for
which
b u c k s or so w i t h
each
t h e y a s k e d h e l p i n makd a y t h e y m i s s o f w©rk G
ing relocation
plans9
A lot
of
other
news
22 were not i n t e r e s t e d
was a i r e d
which
your
a n d f o r a b o u t &0 e
re
c o r r e s p o n d e n t does not
l o c a t i o n appeared
unremembero
f e a s i b l e and t h e y
did
not d e s i r e to relocate,,,
Mr0 K o s s o f f s a y s one
according to
gal writes she"s
sore
s h e d i d n ' t l e a v e eaxli«r0
She s t a y e d t o j s e e
the
last
chapter •"of
" F l a s h Gordon" and
it
t u r n e d out so "crummy"
ahe says she might
as
w e l l h a v e gone out before o
MroKossoff c i t e s the
case
of
JrQ
William
Takahashi
as
showing
that the outside wil 1
t r e a t you a c c o r d i n g to
your wortho
Drc
take*
h a s h i , i t seems „ w h i l e *
here
was
bitter
bec a u s e he f e l t h e could-
OBITUARY
USKIKOSUKE KONISIII f
4 2 , B l k o 330~10®ASf o r m e r l y o f S a n D i e g o j,May
7
j a y a p e Ksn,
n ' t gerr*
o o u ft 0 aaarif
nd in here
he would not
be
able
to
us©
his
special
k n o w l e d g e o i i r 0 Zimmer®
man9 i t seems 0
worked
w i t h him and got
this
place at
Cornell
for
him0
Now we h e a r news
o f h i s - b e i n g a prospect i v e recipient of
the
Guggenheim f e l l o w s h i p
AY 1 1 .
1944
RELOCATION READING
ROOM GETS 3£0RE MATERIAL
Material in
greater
abundance than ewer before on Midwest
and
East are available now
in the reading
rooms
of the three u n i t r e location
office9
it
was
announced
this
week b y Edward Kossoff
assistant
relocation
program officer0
There are s t a t e glide
books9 state and
city
maps0 f a c t s about America pamphlets0 field
reports o n Job and housing
and
newspapers
available for the publ i c and they are
wel®
come
and
invited
t o
come d u r i n g r e g u l a r office hours between
8
a 0 m0 a n d 5 p 0 m0
Also
available
are
newspaper
clippings,
agrion1tural
books„
newspaper and
guides9
cost
of
living d a t a (
atlases
and
WRA
in»
s t r u c t i o n s and r e g u l a «
tionff on r e l o c a t i o n
DOMESTIC JOB I N PARKER
A 'woman b e t w e e n
the
ages o f 20 and
40
is
wanted by &r0 and Mrs0
V/0Ao B u s h j , a n o p e r a t o r
o f p u b l i c u t i l i t i e s inParker
to
take
over
household
d u t i e s 0 ac®
c o r d i n g t o Ed r o s s o f f „
assistant
relocation
officero'
•They h a v e t h r e e di£dren ranging
from
two
months t o
five
years
oldo
The B u s h home i s
c o n s i d e r e d one o f
the
finest in Parker.
LIrSo B u s h , who i s 2 7 „
was r a i s e d b y
a
Japanese family
i n winsl o wp A r i z o n a o
'..ages a n d w o r k
days
will
be
arranged
to
the mututal satisfactin
of both parties o
BEGINHERES JAPANESE
TRANSLATION CLASSES
Beginner's
Japanese
t r a n s l a t i o n c l a s s e s are
being held every T u e s ®
day and Thursday
eve~
n i n g a t 7 o 0 n 0 i n Adobe
Room 1 6 , t h e A d u l t Educ a t i o n Dept^ a n n o u n c e d
J O I N THE R E D C R O S S
SAFETY
COURSE
PQ5T0N
THURSDAY
MAY 1 1 ,
U
1944
"SPAVIN OF THE NORTH90 TO MATSUURA SUCCEEDS MXN
BE SHOWN HERS iCONDAY
HAMADA AT BLOCK 2 1 9
A
COLUMN
Wemen a r e l o o k i n g f o r
Wide ©pen s p a c e s 2
Blouses of eyelet0
Sheerest of laces-®=
Stockings of mesh
And s a n d a l s t h a t s n o w
Through puncture par=
tition0
Sections
of
toeso
I t goes very hard
On s e n s i t i v e s o u l s
To s t e p o u t a t t i r e d
I n n o t h i n g b u t
'0=0-0
E0V0 DSRLXNG
oooanawered m
query
a s
noleso
0 Oo
c l i e n t s
t o h o w much
faster
an
antelope
than a t h o r o u g h ®
runs
bred
racehorseo
The
former r u n s a b o u t 59
feet a
second0
The
latter about 54 a se$®
ondo
0u2=
translator
slaima
a
human being
can run about 19 miles
pef
seeondo
H e a®=counts foi? i t i n t e r m s
of
the eartn°e speea
as i t
r e t i r e s on i t s
axis*
Re should
bet
a stogie on that*
AYE-AYS
o.ois a nocturnal ani®
mal o f t h e lemur f a m i l y0 o r D a u b e n t o n i a a » =
d a g a s @ a r i e n s i «o
I t
i s
also a n answer in.the
affirmative?;
tne ayes
have ito
I t
i s also
an
expression
of woe
or
di ^appointment
i n
some Latin, c o u n t r i e s o
Three
ayes i n a row*
((written a i p
a i 0 ai)
might
possibly
meas
"It°s iove0 lover low*
quips a sharp scatterbrain in this office=
A MUSHROOM
oocgrows
iei o u r
la®
trineo
Call i t
wnat
you may 0 fungiP toad®
stool0
msuseheronn
m o i a a e r o &c
With t h e resignation
of
Mi noru
Hamada0
long®time manager
of
B l o c k 219 w h o l e f t f o r
Ogden t h i s week, Edwin
Matsuura now serves i n
that position0
i t was
reported
from the of®
fice
of
John Kubotap
©antral block manager0
No b l o c k
elerk cor
secretary
has a s yet
been
namedD i t
was
statedo
The f i r s t i n
a seri e s of
s p e c i a l movies
w i l l be shown
at
the
Cottonwood
Bowl
n e x t
Monday
evening
with
t h e f i l m "Spawn o f t h e
North* s t a r r i n g
Henry
Fonda0 Dorothy Lamour0
and
George
Baftp
it
was
announced
by t h e
Community A c t i v i t i e s 0
Special
movies have
been
slated bi-weekly
through e f f o r t s of the
CcAo a n d C o u n c i l o
But
anyway
a mushroom
grows
i s
our l a t r i n e 0
just be®
tween t h e outside wall
and tne shower room i n
e l i t t l e ©reviceo
SENIORS ARE
*.^measuring f o r s a p s
and gowns o
fcfckes
us
think of Assembly sen
ter
days
with
tne
Class of °42o
G I R L S T W I L I G H T V O L L E Y B A L L LEAGUE O P E N S W I T H
J U N I O R T E A M S T A R T E R S E A R L Y T H I S WEEK
0
Directors of Girls Outdoor Sports t h i s week
released volleyball schedules through Kay 25th
with the Junior league
having opened the sea
0Q0
son wi t h three teams
l a s t Monday
KLKUICHI AND ENDO UNIT i n a c t i o n
evening0
I I NEW COUNCILMEN
All
league
games
will
s t a r t
precisely
o f
Tne r e s i d e n t ®
$§30 pomoP
i t was
Block
20*
recently at
or
teams
e l e c t e d Ho K i k u i c h i t o s t r e s s e d §
t o f o r f e i t
succeed Tom Kimura a s shall have
complete
team
i s
their
representative i f
not
p r e s e n t w i t h i n 15
to the lose! council0
Kimura tendered
h i s m i n u t e s a f t e r s e t fctaieo
* imlntmwi o f
resignation with plans
8
p
l
a
y
e
r
s
may begin a
to relocatec
The c o u n e i l a l s o r e - game 0
Teams a r e
t o submit
ported
tnat
upon t n e
results
of
each game
resignation of couneil
t o t h e 2 2 0 R e ® Hallo
man P r a n k
Hibino
of
The scnedula
i s
a s
B l o a k 2110 k a k u s o E n d o
was named
a s tne
new follows3
"A" LEAGUE
successor
0 Oo
m va
TWENTY F O U R HOUR
NOTICE REQUIRED
219
S20 v s 22]
"Due t o equipment a n d
gasoli&e
shortager the
requisition
for
any
maintenance
work
§an
not b e f u l f i l l e d imme®
diately0 ^stated
uti®
l i t y maintenance fore®
ma n o
"Twenty - f c ^ r
hour
notice
is
necessary
and a n y e o a a g e n c y
re®
p a i r work w i l l
a c c o r d i n g l y 0 15
226 v s
220
$26
vs
v s
IB
vs 2 2 1
vs 220 a t Cto
vs 2 W
22?
be done
he son®
tinuedo
In
issuing
t h i s
statementr
the "boss"
reiterated
t h a t resi®
dents
should
refrain
from complaining
for
nis •boys" are working
their
utmost
for tne
communityc
vs 220 a t Cto 219
2 2 6 v s 2 1 9 a t Cto 2 2 ?
227 vs 2 2 1
209 v s 226
lEZ* v s 2 2 0
I P vs 221
THURSDAY
POSTON
III
MAY 1 1 .
1944
SENIOR BANQUET
I S A HUGE SUCCESS
KNITTING E X H I B I T
SCHEDULED
MOTHERS p FATHERS TO BE
HONORED BY CHRISTIANS
One o f t h e m o s t l o v e l i e s t banquets ever to
be held i n
P o s t o n was
the
Senior
Banquet
h e l d a t Home E c o n o m i c s
room& S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g
May 60
Decorated in beauti~
ful spring
f l o w e r s by
Dorothy
and Grace Ku«
shinoc
the
delicious
menu
prepared
by t h e
Home
Economics
class
under the
supervision
of
Miss J a q u e t t e were
thoroughly
e n j o y e d by
all
the
seniors
who
attendedc
Perhaps this
is
one of
the
first
banquets
held
which
was
prepared
without
any
aid
from
mess
hallso
K n i t t e d g a r m e n t s and
accessories
slade
by
t h e women a n d g i r l s o f
Poston I I I
under
the
c a p a b l e i n s t r u c t i o n of
MrSo Mo
Nakadate w i l l
be
on d i s p l a y
at 318
Reco
Hall t h i s coming
S u n d a y p May 1 4 t h 0
The
h o u r s of
the
exhibit
are---afternoons--is30
t o 4 ^ 3 0 p 0m o § e v e n i n g s
— 6 s 3 0 t o 9 2 3 0 poiu0
0O0
USHINOSUKE KONISHI
SUCCUMBS MAY 7
Mothers
and f a t h e r s
w i l l be h o n o r e d by t h e
y o u n g p e o p l e s o f Christ i a n C h u r c h i n a n comb i n e d p r o g r a m t h i s 3at
day from
8 s 3 0 p 0m0 a t
Chapel I I , 329„
Bertha
Starkey will
be t h e m a i n s p e a k e r 0
All mothers
and fathers
are
cordially
invitedo
Tom M u k a i w i l l s e r v e
as ohairman
for
this
combined
Mother
and
F a t h e r D a y ' s program-
Ushinosuke
Konishi,
Block
330 p a s s e d away
Sunday a f t e r n o o n 0
May
7 at
Unit I
Hospital
after
few months
of
illness o
He
is
survived
by
his
wifer
MitBU
two
daughters,
Yuki
and
Teruko,;
f a t h e r D Kuma
jiro
Shimamoto
and
b r o t h e r s Sam 0 K o j i a n d
DaiJirOp
the
latter
t w o in. t h e U» So A r m y 0
N a t i v e o f M i y a g i perf e o t u r e . f/
he w a s
form e r l y from San D i e g o *
0 Qo
—
NAKAJI WINS POSTON I I I
PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT
Hideko
Hirakawa and
Terry
Hamaguchi
were
co-chairmans
for this
successful
affaire
Dancing followed the
dinnero Invited guests
were
Dr„ H a r r i s t
Di^
rector
of
Education^
Drc
Namikif
Chairman
o f Community
Councilf
Mrs© O h y e f a c t i n g p r e sident
of
PTA„
Miss
W a s h i e r Pc l a s s a d v i s o r *
Tomoko
Uzuhashi,,
Sx-o
c l a s s p r e s i d e n t , Henry
Yamadar
Soph*
class
president,
and
Miss
F r a n c e s Cusha\anr p r i n cipal 0
0O0
MOTHERS TO BE HONORED
BY BUSSEIS
Young B u d d h i s t s w i l l
honor t h e i r m o t h e r s on
Mother's'Dayp
May
14
with a devotional ser^
v i c e and e n t e r t a i n m e n t
programs 0
Roku I w i l l b e spons o r e d by B l o c k YBA
of
i t s roku
and w i l l
be
h e l d at
308
Buddhist
Church,
316 B u d d h i s t
Church
w i l l be
the scene
of
Roku I I
Mother0 s
Day
program with
B l k * YBA
o f Roku I I a s sponsors ®
Roku I I I
will
have
their
program
at
a
latter date.
All mothers are oor~
dially invited to this
special
Mother°s
Day
programu
0 Qo
SOFTBAIX S I G N - U P
DEADLINE f MAY 1 3
Girls S o f t b a l l signup d e a d l i n e
has
been
set
f o r noonp
May 1 3
a t Ree <, 3 0 9 ,
Bring in
t h e name
of your team
rosterso
Any i n d i v i
dualf clubs,and blocks
are
asked
t o form as
many teams a s p o s s i b l e .
T h i s season,, a w a r d s
w i l l be
given to
the
winning team
and a l s o
for those
who w i l l be
c h o s e n on
the
A l l Stars 0
L e t ' s have
some f u n
t h i s summer b y p l a y i n g
ball*
The
league
is
scheduled to
s t a r t on
May 8 8 .
LOST*
Sheaffer
foun
tain
pen
with
green
stripes e
transparent
b a r r e l between 316 and
Clinics
Finder please
r e t u r n t o Yo Wake,, 3 2 6
lQfc-D
COMING
SENIOR
PLAY
"SPRING FEVER"
ON
SOTHo
DQN°T M I S S I T I
Last
Sundayp
the
f i r s t pinoohle tournam e n t was h e l d i n w h i o h
fourteen
contestants
participated 0
Henry
N a k a j i 5s h i g h s o o r e of
w a s
the
?660
points
f e a t u r e of t h e t o u r n a ment*
Sam
uyeno
a n d
Sando
Shinmoto
were
t h e " d a r k ho r a t a 1 1
in
placing a b o v e s e v e r a l
"experts*&
T h e
unusual
tie
for
fourth
p l a c e was a n o t h e r f e a t u r e
The
comparatively
low
acore
posted
by
the "expert
authority
on p i n o c h l e " e
Mas H i rata
of
who w&a
t h e pre-tournament fav o r i t s {i w a a a s u r p r i s e «
After
each
contest a n t had
played
five
games
with
different
the final to*
posted
waa
as follows ?
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Bob f f u j l o o t O ' t . . • • • ' > 0 6 0
Sam U y e n o 0 f t • • » * • • 6 9 8 0
Kay H a & a d t • » » • • • • . 6 9 1 0
S a n d o S h i n m o t o ® e «u 6 9 1 0
Ted Yamada* w * • • • • . 6 3 8 0
H i d e o H i g a a n i ^ u @» 6 3 0 0
Joe
O w a a h i , - 5 8 6 0
Sandy Sunahara * *«,6180
Mas H i r a t a * . • « • • • « t t 5 9 0 0
Tom T a n a k a , 5 7 4 0
J o e N a k a J i y o UO- M - w 4 8 8 0
Mas H a n a d a , „ u u 0 w u . 4 ^ 8 0
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(19)
I met
to
hear
his
His
the
casions
h e was
both
out
students
the
teacher
difficulty.
another
chance.
anew as
a
depends
on
Without
a ppomise
to
only
case
wanted
from the
back
to
year.
of
his
He
this
she
if
nothing
morning
May 9 ,
high
school,
page
2)
he
had
a
for
that
reason
to
take
this
of
t h i s .A-Mns*.
about
to
boy
Girdler,
said
saying
could
statement
Girdler
this
to
he was
the
and
sign
a
willing
to
this
angry,
and
not
be
employed.
statement
been
as
"It
go.
compelled
and
that
issued
The
come
school
told
under
sus-
He
said
and
to
make
statement
he
wanted.
far
knew.
parents
the
him
employed.
had
gave
start
first
paper
he
his
was
told
that
to
to
no
the
iron
boy
said,
it's
to work for
S became
called
here.
h i m t o be
allowed
he
out
principal
consent.
statement
happened
meted
day
willing
was
oc-
teacher
them to
Girdler
this
dis-
not. h a n d l e
give
attitude,
behave
to
the
one
defiantly
said
permitting
been
to
ever
of
to
he was
boy
min#
on n u m e r o u s
Girdler
to
was
not
things
could
talked
if
her
Girdler
the
did
many
teacher
boy
he w o u l d
the
did
willing
the
S came
and
obstructed
and
was
the
has
in
principal.
changes
asked
Then
refused
and
out
he
He
The
plea
that
Office
refused.
going
this
(Cf:
To^admonishing
office
asked
afterwards
pension
But
the
teacher
from S
to work.
Girdler
issue
to
in
suspension
school
boys.
insolent
he
a leek*.
him from s c h o o l .
t o w&ite
an
S
Unless
Girdler
he was
teacher;
instructing.
To
Employment
principal
the
The
boy.
A few days
he
woman).
Girdler
her.
suspend
principal,
senior
Caucasian
case
and
a
He was
"'smart
the
22 and
class.
and
and
good
school
delinquent
Block
while
brought
the
high
about
his
old
teacher
h i m and
of
in
(an
defiant
the
follows:
boy'
teacher
turb
as
a resident
'trouble
the
Girdler,
complaints
was
S,
a
John
as
he
--
I AY 18
(2)
On May 6
t o r i u m under
high
the
left
on
motion.
the
but
scene.
the
doors
window
the
party
of
of Wiseman,
S and
two
other
rejected
at
seniors
Beckus,
boys
the
in
the
and
tried
gate.
Audi-
Ochiai,
They were
presumably
the
to b r e a k
Soon
some
ones,
the
side
of
the
building
threw rocks
at
the
windows
and
broke
students
was
held
on
they
the
and
into
mad,
but
same
boys,
caused
com-
some
glasses.
10,
of
little
leadership
the
On May
a
t h e y were
Then,
Room # 2 5
was
teachers.
party,
banged
of
the
school
they
there
a
t h e Adobe
same b o y s
f e t i n g
business
again§
of
buildings.
Someone
threw rocks
at
the
or
some
windows
in
boys,
and
presumably
broke
the
g la s a e s .
The
center,
old
Poston
had
At
been
this
and
school
Library.
but
the
damaged
point
office
Chronicle
of
excitedly
door
The
was
library
unlocked
cardboard
b o x w h i c h was
desk.
she
on
of
about
overdue
I
promised
that
police
so
new h e r e
parties
when
hidden
dollars
Miss
is
the
and
suspected,
that
Security
all
that
and
in
extent
theft
door
perplexed,
six
the
now u s e d
by
locked
librarian
the
which
had
of
gone.
aggregated
the
fcom the
overnight,
there
looked
stack
b o x was
into
arrived
immediately
a
came
some m o n e y
usually
behind
t h e USO
vandals.
Beckus
of
as
for
books
The
this
a
little
near
little
from the
her
box
fines
books.
Internal
them,
had
great
reported
S h e was
contained
to a
conversation,
morning.
As
Building,
these
and
patties
they
did
not
advance.
cases
to
the
should
could
know
Police
be
detail
that
would
be
Station.
reported
some m e n .
such a
reported
to
the
Office
Meantime,
in a d v a n c e
to
the
Girdler
said
he
regulation
wrnmmm
of
I
told
was
reporting
1 a y 12
--
The
in
the
(3)
meeting
on
conference
Okamoto,
the
partments
City
they
the
labor
room of
p r o b l e m was
the Unit
Manager,
were
this
Administration
presided.
represented
held
as
Those
afternoon
Building.
present
and
M.
the
de-
follows:
/
T.
Mastumoto
The
Local
Council
R.
Nishimoto
-- T h e
Block
Managers
-- The
Garage
Ben
Kakita
Ken Amano
Dr.
S.
The
Suzuki
Those
the
Okabe
-- T h e
Agriculture
Sugita
-- The
Construction
--
Subsistence
-- The
Employment
Hayano
-- T h e
Education
were Y o s h i k a w a ,
Community
Enterprises,
Okamoto
Hog F a r m w e r e
would
last
receive
requests
He
quota
§19
project
and
the
quota
there
was
There
here.
It
was
was
1 . The
the
(
asked
this
class
the
no
that
is
of
he
for
meeting
established
classification
said,
he
raises
as
to
by
employed
getting
of
(Cf:
auoh' r e q u e s t s
of
a discussion
request
the
Administration.
limited
number
hope
the
heretofore.
departments
indication
Community A c t i v i t i e s ;
that
by
Office
Nishiuo,
Nomura.
Subsequently,
from others.
for
and
reported
granted
from other
®a3 a n
the
$19 a ^ month as
paragraph).
there
The
Mo*itomo
absent
Shop
Transportation
Hospital
First,
the
Machine
-- The
Eobayashi
M.
and
this
That
May 3 ,
received
into
the
would
be
solve
this
t h e WRA. a s
allowed
quota
workers
is,
page
they
9,
several
$19
the
more
class,
and
forthcoming
problem,
10% o f
for
with
the
the
as
the
total
project),
increased.
t o who
are
getting
worked
out
by
$19 a
mongth
that
was
t h e WRA a t
Washington
MAY 12
--
2.
in
the
to
say,
(4)
The
division
Administration
those
of
who w o r k w i t h
accused
view
who
of
are
taries
pised
Jobs
be
(e.g.
Many
getting
$19
lyst).
In
order
membdrs
present
Officer
bodies
general
$19
the
the
research
May,1,
at
the
1944
For Unit
of
In
figures
contrast,
5692
persons.
Unit
I was
decreased
the
I
And
the
the
about
470.
during
the
to
on
the
or
dis-
who
can-
hated
those
trusted
entitled
regard
the
those
(secre-
evacuees,
on
point
to
as
$19
un-essential
C o m m u n i t y Ana-
reclassification,
from Moritomo,
figures
fore-
the
the
aere
as
Placefollows:
2,866i
persons
number
are
to
view
raisers,
for
of
of
the
employed
5,282^in
the
Males
for
or
His
$19
68 g
other
of
It
"Units
employed
number
of
means
period,
class
399i
Females
The
are
hog
Office.
Total
I
who
workers
Three Units
No.
The
statistics
Employment
Unit
point
evacuees
some way
to
19 d o l l a r s
believe
whom t h e
while
dollars.
contrary
giving
doctors,
16
is
anti-Administration.
raisers)
ecusees
those
arrive
the
of
and
those
hog
(e.g.
requested
of
tone
That
19 d o l l a r s ,
getting
evacuee
to
crew,
whoi\
to
are
workers
a month.
getting
Administration).
easily
(e.g.
dollars
un-realistic
give
while
white-collar
are
T h e WRA i s
garbage
people
are
of
in a
the
to
so
getting $16,
As
in
desire
are
ment
"heads'
and
and
|19
'easy work* from the
replaced
men).
hands
evacuees.
clerks
hand,
getting
t h e WRA b e i n g
doing
and
foremen,
their
followed
the
other
not
are
t h o s e who u s e
Arguments
They
heads,
the
are
as
of
persons
that
the
number
unknown.
April
in
the
1,
$19
1944 was
class
tot/^number
of
persons
of
paid
for
employed
$19 a
month
MY
12
did
not
in
the
it
is
--
(5)
decrease.
$19
class
gained
satisfied
w4rl l i
soon as
because
On
LUcir
is
three
apt
vacancy
in
a
other
hand,
This
cannot
seeks
is
on
Although
a
their
jobs
from n e c e s s i t y ,
the
persons
greater
Therefore,
class
without
of
1)
there
remain
the $19
oeprate
a man
number
presented.
class.
to
is
the
a month,
the $19
.'job a a n d
for
were
dollars
in
a difficulty.
a division
the
of
constant
from being
there
up without
explanations
remaining
a difference
prestige
As
Several
its
2)
is
filled
the
foreman,
job because
of
are
jobs.
it
on
they
its
one
for
hand,
instance.
greater
pres-
t ige .
As
pains
to
the
were
demoted
that
into
persons
demotion
should
venience
the
Project
etc.)
entitled
t o be
reduction
*We
should
allowed
by
One
t o do,
t o m o was
in
get
Legal
when
promoted
excess
into
in
the
called
they
present
present
and
and
would
be
19 c l a s s .
of
they
This
to
in
the
and
argued,
not
the
are
persons
things
dissatisfied
for
persons
be
discussion
secretaries
workers
how many
can
of
who w o u l d
(e.g.
research
all
deal
'therefore,
quit
number
persons
great
persons
alternative
the
inconto
the
Community
legitimately
would
the
avoid
$19
class.
maximum w h i c h
are
argued.
proposed
situation
upon
a
move
jobs,
the
p r o b l e m two
how many
was
this
they
find
this
out
those
the
everything
Divisions
Project
only
2) To
t h e HRA,"
by
their
Director,
member
the
leave
to
There
demoted
affect
Or
find
class.
evaucees
Analyst,
a
to
approach
t ) To
the $16
threaten
Deputy
of
advanced.
those
would
method
gave
that
should
the
before
be
explained
following
§19 Glass
Males
Females
Director
41
1
Department
5
1
Total
42
6
discussion
in
on w h a t
full.
Mori-
report:
Total for All
(As o f May 1 ,
85
13
Glasses
1944)
1
ay
12
--
(6)
4
0
4
29
4
1
5
32f
10
0
10
49
18
8
26
192
Educat ion
8
16
24
110
we I f a r e
1
3
4
10
2
I
3
3
Reports
Division
Re l o c a t i o n
Internal
Security
Health
Community
Analysis
Community
Activities
14
0
14
73-fe
Community
Government
12
0
12
19
Agricultura 1
44i
1
45-!
246|
Engineering
44
1
45
395
7
0
7
51
10
T r a n s £ p r t a t i o n , Motor
p o o l , G a r a g e , Machine Shop
0
Deputy Pro;]. D i r e c .
1
11
124f
1
1
2
Subsistence,
9
127
1140
11
8
19
111
1
0
1
2
0
2
1
1
2
4i
0
0
00
6
42
Hi
53|
Fire
Protection
Mess
118
Finance
Office
Service
Personnel
Evacuee
Management
Property
Stat ist ics
Business
Enterprises
These
The
where
find
committee
out
for
members
could
Community
employees.
problem.
at
are
adjustments
trhert- t h e
total
figures
be
present\
I
However,
pro
reported
13 5 1
only.
agreed
that
there
made.
They
accused
Enterprisesare
how many A m o t i o n s
Okamoto
Unit
13 4
they
are
the
A
paying $19
agreed
that
necessary
following
to
were
several
to a
great
to about
they
requests
the
in
extent
40% of
should
solve
divisions
at
the
first
existing
his
possession
MAY 11
(7)
-
Prom T r a n s p o r t a t i o n
Prom E d u c a t i o n
Hayano
reported
month.
He d i d
6
(from p a r e n t s )
that
not
involving
the
wish
high
to
persons
involving
school
raise
(Truck Dispatchers )
the
all
evacuee
teachers
are
©ages
other
of
teachers.
$19
getting
a
teachers,
be-
cause
1.
The
semester
rely
on C a u c a s i a n
must
be
expected
2.
must
If
be
the
will
teachers
to
to
objected
tractors,
vehicles
many
to
be
Unit
of
Dept.
this,
semi-truck
must
soon.
from the
for
those
From S u b s i s t e n c e
Amano
over
The
new y e a r ,
school
policy
as
evacuee
the
is
to
teachers
relocate.
teachers
accorded
be
Units
for
II
$19,
and
the
and
same
treatment
III.
subsistence
t o be
operators,
in
get
the
becuase
promoted
I
fair
other
the
truck
operators
operators
accordance.
This
drivers.
of
would
of
heavy
heavy
involve
too
persons.
3.
Prom the
n
Slaughter
The
tiation
raise
committee
only
Okamoto
to
of
its
£ake
members
and
the
thirteen
should
without
is
involving
seven
persons
in
the
ouse.
Truck Dispatchers
involved
Agriculture
be
carried
place
existence
the
of
with
the
close
the
before
to
Slaughter
persons
decreasing
at
agreed
of
in
of
This,
They
that
in
said
Commission,
anybody
claims
employees.
number
meeting
without
the
agreed
Administration
present
Manpower
or
House
total.
the
the
consider
to
$>19
that
this
which
had
nego-
the
class.
committee'
gone
knowing about
#m mmm
however,
a
allow
the
the
it.
out
MAY 13
--
As
(19)
in
the
having
troubles
ing
go
to
their
In
out
finding
dents
blocks
block
in
who
are
in
its
would
by
The
result
e/^6ted
the
the
into
solve
decision
of
the
loht.
block.
The
leaves,
Among
others
the
IS,
same
some
and
block
to
This
was
balked
the
that
lots
agreed
the
block
other
if
reluctantly
short-
he
that
he
accepted
two
because,
he
refused
the
those
and
was
construed
words,
impliedly
on,
where
wou lid be
held
among
result,
department
it
the
on
adopting
manpower
draw
38.
-U^f" of -f-btpti,
resi-
Block 5
decided
and
pattern^in
instance,
p r o b l e m of
intend-
more
For
and
man
are
by
In
inherently
a m
messhalls
in
of
i
are
their
two
argued
have
seasonal
drafting
the
indispensable
the
on
messhalls
from Block 5,
block.
the
A
find.
by
meeting
of
Many
following
is,
the
several
that
to
block
would
the
be
job
in
giesshall.
some
to
The
threatened
from
to
reported
to
resident^
the
residents
9
One
obey
or
meetings.
outside
not
hel£s.
that
block
he was
of
residents, are
selected.
claimed,
abide
been
on May
employed
year
indefinite
departments
the
last
difficult
messhall.
employed.
he
the
meeting
men w e r e
he
are
have
from other
age
on
replacements
resolutions
a
the
shortage
either
troubles
these
of
with
replacements
serious
t
Spring
In
Block.38,
the
of
those
aere
obey
the
who
decision
are
perplexed
had
been
same
procedure
comp&lled
of
the
to
was
work
taken.
in
b l o c k meet i n g .
as
to
how
t o make
decided
in
the
block
these
Here,
however,
the
messhall,
refused
The
residents
there
men w o r k
in
the
messhall
as
meeting.
3
- 1
Burge
"I
made
a
concession
told
big
Mas
Kawashima
mistake
made
to
the
with
yesterday,
the
Managers
according
Block Managers
during
the
to
the
(referring
Block
Staff
Supervior,
to
the
trouble).
MAY 13
I'll
--
never
(2)
make
s y s t e m in Unit
good
work.
afford
To
you
this
of
What
does
the
to
people
it
same
the
got
a more
the
want
said,
''Yes,
power
know
I
the
know t h e
Managers
from Washington,
retorted,
to
the
abuse
means
protect
but
'How
long
Managers,
it.
they
thankless
to
again.
Block
are
and
Manager
doing
I
very
cannot
again./'
power
It
I
scolding
who w o u l d
mean?
Kawashima
best.
a
Kawashima
and
mistake
a mistake
take
another
is
I
Managers
Burge
give
But
conceded
willing
I
t o make
type
the
are
We
a
have
but
have
kind
you
they
of
t h e y want
the
welfare
of
power
the
means
here?
not
Issei
people
because
one
are
thirty
job,
giving
been
who
to
a
Managers.
are
serve
for
community."
that
I must
sometime.
replied,
'iDon't
you
know
on May
2 carried
that
Poston
I
is
a
spoiled
c h i id ? Tf
V
v
^
<
The New Y o r k T i m e s
the
following
editorial:
A r e we t n t r e a t
l o y a l c i t i z e n s v£ r e s i d e n t s o f J a p a n e s e b l o o d
m o r e h a r s h l y t h a n we t r e a t t h o s e o f G e r m a n b l o o d ?
This q u e s t i o n
came u p i m m e d i a t e l y a f t e r P e a r l H a r b o r .
It i s s t i l l w i t h u s ,
j u d g i n g by o p p o s i t i o n shown i n t h i s and o t h e r c i t i e s t o t h e r e s e t t l e m e n t of P a c i f i c Coast J a p a n e s e in the E a s t .
For m i l i t a r y
r e a s o n s a n d f o r t h e i r own s a f e t y t h e s e J a p a n e s e h a d t o b e s e g r e g a t e d u n t i l t h o s e who c o u l d n o t b e r e l i e d u p o n h a d b e e n s o r t e d out
The J a p a n e s e who h a v e b e e n r e f r o m t h o s e who w e r e d e p e n d a b l e ,
N a t u r e d i d n o t c o n s u l t t h e m when
leased are the dependable s o r t ,
she chose t h e i r a n c e s t r y .
T h e y a r e no m o r e t o b l a m e t h a n t h e
r e s t o f us f o r what h a p p e n e d a t P e a r l H a r b o r and f o r t h e J a p a n e s e
c r i m e s in o t h e r a r e a s .
I f we s e t t h e m a s i d e b e c a u s e o f t h e i r p a r e n t
h o o d we a r e s i m p l y s u b s c r i b i n g t o a n o t h e r v e r s i o n o f t h e r a c i a l
myth w h i c h has a l r e a d y done enough h a r m .
The e x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e o f t h e C i t i z e n s U n i o n h a s w r i t t e n
t o Mayor L a G u a r d i a t h a t i t i s " m u c h s u r p r i s e d a n d d i s t u r b e d " a t
h i s " r e p o r t e d p r o t e s t a g a i n s t t h e s e t t l e m e n t of law - a b id i n g A m e r i c a n
c i t i z e n s and r e s i d e n t s ' o f J a p a n e s e a n c e s t r y i n t h i s c i t y and a l o n g
the Eastern seaboard.'
S e c r e t a r y I c k e s l a s t w e e k made some s i m i l a r
c o m m e n t s i n h i s own b r e e z y f a s h i o n .
We a r e s u r e t h a t t h e Mayor
h a s n ' t any r a c e p r e j u d i c e .
He may h a v e b e e n i n f l u e n c e d b y t h e
argument t h a t t h e p r e s e n c e of g r o u p s of J a p a n e s e would c a u s e t r o u b l e
T h o s e who a e r e b o r n h e r e
W e l l , t h e y have t o be p r e s e n t somewhere
a n d a r e c i t i z e n s h a v e c o n s t i t u t i o n a l r i g h t s , t h e same a s t h e r e s t
1 aY 12 - -
(3)
of u s .
Some a r e i n t h e A r m y .
Others have r e n d e r e d s e r v i c e as
i n t e r p r e t e r s and i n o t h e r w a y s .
S e n s i b l e people w i l l t r e a t them
fairly.
T h o s e who a r e n o t s e n s i b l e e n o u g h t o d o t h i s may n e e d t o
be t a u g h t .
Mayor L a G u a r d i a c o u l d h e l p w i t h t h a t .
The
Shimpo
in
t r e a n s lat ion
its
May
of
this
editorial
nicle
following
Inductee
Chronicle
t
the
Rocky
articles
should
Names
in
(page
Years
Old
wmm-m
be
today:
More
in
Sth^dition.
##
The
appeared
(page
1)
LQ
noted
in
the
Poston
)-
SECOND ANNIVERSARY AND MOTHERS' DAY ISSUE
OBSERVE
Wl)t
MOTHERS' DAY
TWO YEAR AGO
FIRST ISSUE
OF CHRONICLE
WAS ISSUED
YESTERDAY
ATTEND THE
SERVK ES
VOL.
B o s t o n
> VIII N O
27
C l j r o n t c l e
POSTON.
CENTER TO
ARIZONA
SATURDAY,
HONOR
Dedicated to M o t h e r s of Evacu22 Soldeirs
T h e blue star in the w i n d o w is a k h a k i in the field
T h e k h a k i is f i g h t i n g in each and every reel F i g h t i n g for the boldness of the RED, for the pureness of the W H I T E
For the.trueness of the B L U E , for all that is r i g h t .
W h a t race - w h a t color - w h a t cread - - no one asks
For d i l i g e n t l y and courageously he does his tasks - But yes - t h o ' of a different race, perhaps and of different color
S t i l l f i g h t i n g side by side w i t h others, he calls " B r o t h e r "
By R u t h Kodama
P R O P E R TY
,\;cre
NDUCTEE
N AIV' E 3
IN
Twenty-two
men
are
now s c h e d u l e d f o r
ind u c t i o n and a t o t a l o f
1 1 8 a r e l i s t e d f o r preinduction examinations
o n May 2 1 a t t h e
hosp i t a l , a c c o r d i n g . t o Wc
Allen
Cushman,
leave
officer0
The s i x a d d e d t o t h e
previous inductee l i s t
ares
Tommy
Takeshi
Tsuchiyama,
54«10-C?
Susumu N i t t a , 2 1 6 r l 2 = A $
Frank Haruo
Maruyamas
316-9-D;
Xsamu
Kinfo
59-5-Aj
Toshio
Masushige,
42-8-D,
and
George W a s h i n g t o n Inou y e 3 317=6~A0
MOT HERS
Churches to Hold
Special Services
In o u r barrack w i n d o w , there is a shining B L U E star
For our dearly loved ore, w h o has gone away - - very far.
We shall miss h i m and his usual w a y s
L i k e a cloud in front of the sun's golden rays.
T h o ' there is an empty sp^ce where he used to roam
Changes w i l l not be made - - f o r it is s t i l l his home.
All
evacuees
who
have
property -stored
in the
milkhouse
on
the Nuttall
Ranch
in
S a l i n a s , are urged to
contact
the
Evacuee
Property Office
immediately
to
execute
f o r m s s a s W0 A0
Sadler
of
the
public
relations
department
of
the Salinas
Vegetable
Exchange,, has u r g e n t l y
13, 1944
o-
A STAR I N O U R W J N D O W
SALINAS
MAY
TO
requested
BE MOVED
the
r e m o v a l
of
a l l evacuee p r o p e r -
ty
from the
milkhous^
CHRONICLE
YEARS
TWO
OLD
Two y e a r s a g o t o d a y ,
the f i r s t issue of t h e
Information
Bulletin 9
a
one<=page
bulletin9
n o w t h e B o s t o n Gh r o n i <
c l e c was i s s u e d t o t h e
B l k o
Mgrso a s a
medium o f c e n t e r
informal
t i o n for the
evacueeso
S i n c e t h a t first, d a y ,
many c h a n g e s
and
i m provements h a v e occurred
t o the
centerviz5 changing
frfem a
two column p a p e r
set
ting
type
for
headlines „
establishment
of
a
print
shop f o r
center resident
jobs9
and a
better
variety
o f news o
In
the
j^onths
to
comey
the
Chronicle
staffs
of
the
three
u n i t s w i l l endeavor to
serve
the
residents
with
a
better9
more
newsy and more readable
newspaper0
Thousands
of
r e s i dents
will
join
the
nation
by
attending
s p e c i a l s e r v i c e s t o be
h e l d tomorrow
by
all
churches of t h e c e n t e r
i n h o n o r cf t h e mothers o
Poston
X
Christian
Church w i l l
h o l d special services
Sunday,
w i t h two s e r v i c e s s l a t ed at t h e school auditoriums, one at 9§30 a 0
nio a n d t h e o t h e r
at 8
p mQ A b a p t i s m a l s e r
vigi© a t 2 p 0 m 0 w i l l b e
h e l d a t t h e river where
the emersion will take
place.
Units
II a n d
III
Christian
C hurches
will
likewise
hold
special
services0
At
I I I , a s p e c i a0 l M o t h e r s }
and Fathers Day
program will be held at
Blko 3 2 9 w i t h
Bertha
Starkey, as
the
main
speakero
A morning
worshipv
w i t h Reve Ko
Takeda,
wfti t a k e p l a c e i n U n i t
I I a t 1 0 $ 1 5 aoiiio, w i t h
s p e c i a l m o t h e r s 5" p r o ~
g r a m a t 8 p 0 m0 i n R e c *
222o T h i s i s s p o n s o r e d
by t h e
Jr0
Christian
Youth Fellowshipo
Refreshments- a r e expected t o be served
after
the service,
All B u d d h i s t t e m p l e s
of t h e c e n t e r will c o n duct special services;
I n Camp I I I D a s p e c i a l
entertainment i s plsnne d
f o r t h e m o t h e r s a t Tart
pies 306 and 316
Sunday eveningo
0
Special Mothers
Day
service i n English and
Japanese will be
held
at the Maryknoll Chap
e l a t B l o c k 4 5 , 9 a c mc
Sunday.^ F a t h e r C l e m e n t
reportedc
POSTON
SATURDAY
II
require checks to be
ENDORSED AT POSTOFFICE
===A COLUMN'
If
love i s such a
b i t t e r brew,
C a u s t i c and u n n e r v i n g ;
Why i s it t h a t I n o t i c c
rev:
R e f u s e a s e c o n d asrvir^?
- 0 - 0 - 0 -
WEDNESDAY Ai.":-; MOON
..„Mr.
V/ell'n
6th
porioa
core
clu^s at
the
iiigh S c h o o l naa a
very boring
and u n i n t e r e s t i n g s p e a k e r . The
topic
was
something,
about the P o s t o n p r e s s
i t s work and i t s static
V.e
looked
around
at
the
class
o f some 17
w i n s o m e g i r l s , a n d one
boy,
exclusive 0
lie
was t h e o n l y m a l e specie,
besides the teaBut
it
turned
cher o
o u t t h a t h e was e d i t o r
iri-chief
of
this
week's
"El D u l l a d o r , "
t h e school paper o Also
he
was
one
of
the
chuckers
of
the
227
Cubs, which
is
our
f a v o r i t e team, the Sib
Z e b r a s swamped
the
other night.
SGT. bEN Pu'ROKI
•o.likes
his
girls
looking
natural,
he
t o l a H e a r t Lit 0 r e p o r t ers.
iuost k h a k i - c l a d s
like their
g i r l s just
that
way—natural,
in
• ooks and
in manners,
. / h a t ' s more r e f r e s h i n g
than a shiny
crowning
glory
where
breezes
play
navoc,
leaving
t h e c o i s s o f t l y blown?
Like
films
of
tan
s umnc r t ime.;
mi r r o r i ng
a dougnboy's d e l i g h t .
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the
bane
or
an
editor's
existence
on
large
newspapers.
The b e l o w
was
printed
in
the
" l i e s p a p e m a n , " a journal
w r i t t e n s o l e l y by
working newspapermen:
"A p r o m i n e n t
society
leader's
picture
app e a r e d t h e same d a y a s
t h a t oi a n o l d b a t t l e sh i p .
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c a p t i on s
were mixed,
and u n d e r
t h e l a d y ' s p i c t u r e ran:
:
Gld j a t t l e S h i p
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MAY 1 3 ,
1044
F I R S T A I D AND ? .;AT2R
SAFETY COURSE TO START
It
was
today
disP o s t e r s c u r r e n t l y on
c l o s e d b y Mas M i y a z a k i
bulletin
boards
postmaster
that nerethroughout
the
unit
a r t o r a l l money o r d e r ,
"En
bear
the t i t l e 9
government
or t r a v e l roll
Now i n F i r s t A i d
er s
checks
must
be
and
Water
S a f e t y Inendorsed
at t h e p o s t s t r u c t o r 9 s Courseo"
o f f i c e in the presence
The f i r s t c l a s s m e e t s
of a postal clerko
on M o n d a y 9
Lay
22nd
It
was
discovered
with
Walter Anderson,
t h a t a g r e a t number o f
Field Instructor
from
e r r o r s h a v e c a u s e d unARC P a c i f i c A r e a H e a d •
necessary
delays
in
trainer.
quarters a s
business transactions3
Both courses w i l l
due t o f a u l t y endorsequire
thirty
clockment
on
the
part
hours
of t r a i n i n g and
of the endorsero
upon
c o m p l e t i o n D students wil^
r e c e i v e an
S t a m p s a n d p o s t carUs
official
certificate.
are
currently
being
s o l d ab
The b l o c k o f Apply a^ your
local
fices
i t was s t a t e d o
Red C r o s s 0 f f i c e o
oOo
POSTON i i HIGH SCHOOL PRESENT SUCCESSFUL
"OPEN HOUSE" TO COMMUNITY; 2 2 2 HAS MOST GUESTS
Displaying
exhibits,
and
featuring
class
demonstrationsa
the
P o 3 t o n I I High
School's
"Open H o u s e " l a s t F r i d a y e v e n i n g p r o v e d h i g h l y
oQo
successful
With
378 r e g i s t e r e d
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
g u e s t s D b j o e k 222
won
L I S T S J O B OFFERS
distinction
of h a v i n g
The
Employment
Oflargest
M a b e r o f pafice
today released a
r e n t s a n d ^ f r i e n d s prelist
or
job openings
sent n it *as noted.
in
this
UniT-o
Those
Miss
Lfota
Nevil9 s
interested
are
rescience eiass
regis
quested
o
apply
at
t a r e d t h e l a r g e s t num
the
ernp 1 o yme n t
deber
of p e r s o n s i n her
partment
d e p a r t m e n t w i t h 196„
Male A p p l i c a n t s ;
. . i t h Miljs I k e d a taking over the d u t i e s of
1 engineer's
assismaster
of ceremonies,
t a n - {R o a d s S u r v e y
an
assembly sponsored
Department)
by
the
Junior Class
9 farm workers
with
"America—A
Na
'1 i i r e m a n
tion
of
One
People
1 a s s i s t a n t P.Eo inf r o m Many C o u n t r i e s / '
structor
a s the
t h e m e was h e l d
1 mechanical drawing
at the
close
of
the
teacher
eveningo
Female A p p l i c a n t s :
1 a s s i s t a n t PoEo i n Due
credit
goes t o
structor
Makiko Yamamoto,
senii nomemaking t e a c h e r
or
student,
who
was
'6 n u r s e s
a i d e s a n dc h a i r m a n e f t h e a f f a i r ,
Appreciation
was
exattendants.
Rest
p r e s s e d fey t h e c h a i r Home
man
to
a l l t h o s e who
hi j u n i o r
Relocation
to
make
the
i n t e r v i e w e r $ unit 2 h e l p e d
annual
"Open
first
cook
personnel)
success
the
House"
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that it was.
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in
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evory day t o asand
siat individua 1s
.families in
problems
of roioc; t i o n 0
anyone
who
desires
t o have
a d v i c e on r e ioc a t i on
a re
;e I come
t o see h e r .
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j . i i _ j Cds.
the
cooler
. Iviany o r
m o t o r s a r o b u r n i n g out
o r g o i n g out
of o r d e r
due t o
excess
amount
of water being used to
run the cooler„
Maint e n a n c e j e p a r t m e n t will
not, be r e s p o n s i b l e f o r
f i x i n g "Dhe p r i v a t e ovn
c o o l e r s it i s announced0
r e s i d e n t s are warned
t o u s e t n e r i g h t omourc
of water for the coollonger.
ers to last
.
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JOIvIIKG J Y J N T 3 :
13 t h
S u n d a y . , . a y 13-;All mothers
a r e inb h i b a i at P3G
v ite d
to
attcnd
the
G i r l s S o f t b a l l sign- i ' A m e e t i n g at which a
up d e a d l i n e .
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p r o g r a ni
;.. o t h e r ' s
luonday
l..ay l b - v;i 1].
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on
300 vs
018
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await
all
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freshiaents
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mothers.
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316 "3
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nearer
the
main
306 v s
309
tiie e v e n i n g .
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light
FOUND•
beige
s w e a t e r a t Fost o n S q u a r e G a r a e n ? Monday n i t e
after
show0
Loser claim
at Unit 3
Police
station„
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Tonight, the Unit
III
Jngo ibu
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present
"Ker.kyaku 3hob a 1 "
and
vr?r i e t i e s
of
other
rObl.J:
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and
Poston
program at the
No a d penc i l
co'mbin a t i o n at
3 ait a r e . . a r d e n .
m i a s i c a w i l l be c h a r g 310 a r e a „
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This
coming" Sunday
i s the
aay
when
all
t h e world pays t r i b u t e
t o the grandest persons
in
the
world
our
MOTHERSo
Knowing o n l y
to
g i v e and a s k
for
nothing.,
our mother s
love
is
i n f i n i t e - -itdoesn't
change
with
t i m e , war o r p e a c e
It
i s always t h e r e 0
Especially;, our l s s e i
toothers need
more con
sideration
rrom
us
They9 p e r h a p s
have rocperienctd
the worst-seeing
the metabolism
of t h e i r dreamssecur
i t y around
the
comc:
a n d e v a c u a t i o n 0 i\ow r e
l o c a t i o n and
starting
a l l over a g a i n .
For o u r m o t h e r s
who
h a v e f a c e d a art a r e go
i n g t h r o u g h s o much, let
us r e s o l v e t h i s day to
do e v e r y t h i n g p o s s i b l e
t o make H e r h a p p y
and
p e r h a p s t h e poem b e l o w
may h e l p « h i l f t w a l k i n g a cro/clo t h e r day..
I heard a
l i t t l e ur
c h i n t o a comrade t u m
ana s a y :
" S a y , . C h i m n e y , l e t me
teli
you»e
I -d be
happy as a clam
I f I o n l y was de f e l
low
dat
me
Mudder
t h i n k s I am.
" S h e t i n k s I am a won
dor
a n ' s h e knows h e r
Gould n e v e r
mix wit
CATCHER
n u t t i n 9 d a t was u g l y ,
To b e g a w a m e a n o r b a d .
Au Incuye
Ch':,
Lots of times
I
s i t a n a t i n k how n i c e
Yo StaSmbo
t ? would be. gee w h i z
Mo T s u i a a
If
a
fellar
was de
To M o r i k e w a f e l l a r d a t h i s m u d d e r
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i »i' o Asakawa l i f e o f t o i l o r u n d i Iwasaki
To S a d a h j r o l u t e d j o y
Shinoaa
O o Hashimoto You s t i l l ' c a n l e a r n a
Kawano
l e s s o n r r o m t h i s ' small>-/ 0 H a r a
3hiba
u n l e t t e r e d boy,
I w a s h i t a - Jo H i r a s e Dons t
aim
to
be an
Czaki
Saint
with
Ko N a g a t a e a r t h l y
I.Iit s u o k a
e y e s f i x e d on a s t a r
::i L a : l a t a
J o IfabuHro J U S T TOY
TO BE
THE
Matsuda
FELLOE
THAT
YOUR
Lo S e r a
I to
Y. Takanid-ii iviOTHER THINKS YOU ARE,
PITCHER
O30-To i i o n d a
Inouye
307
3 2 8 - 3 , Sakamoto
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TOURNAMENT
P o s t o n r a i s e d t h e c u r t a i n on I t s t h i r d season of wartime
baseball
o u t o f 1 8 swung
into
action
i n the open in
game o f t h e U n i t I Open 3
c
G o i n g t r u e t o f o r m ( a s fch; a a
p r e s s ; a l l the f a v o r i t e s a
A l t h o u g h m i n u s manjf o f
the
great
i n g game So
s t a r s o f l a s t s e a s o n F o s t o n b a s e b a l l bu
n e v e r t h e l e s s i n f o r some o
te
i n g i f a n y o f t h e games p i s !
u s e d as a m e a s u r i n g s t i c k 0
SECOND 1 8 HOLES OF
POSTON OPENER TOMORROW
h e a l e d by
Duke f l a s h KcTama, u : h i
The U n i t
II
linksters
who
completely
dominated the play
in
the opening
18
holes
o f t h e 54 h o l e
Poston
Opener w i l l a t t e m p t t o
make i t 2 ^ s t r a i g h t
on
t h e Unit I Course t h i s
Sunday0
The f i n a l 1 8
holes will
be
played
on t h e Unit I I I
fairway t h e f o l l o w i n g Sunday o
The
first
flight
will tee off
at
Qi30
a oSio
c a t i o n s t h a t t h e : aren ' t t o be t a k e n l i ;htjr
when
the:
S I G N -UP DEADLINE
EXTENDED
Deadl
a f o r t h e coming
girls.1
softball
s e a s o n ha s b e e n e x t e n d e d u n t i l Monday,May 1 5
a c c o r d i n g t o . t h e w' 0 A,Il
Thus
far
only
three
teams have registered,-'..
Unless
more
teams
sign
up
the
girlsf
league will
be
donedo
E n t r i e s may b e
a t B l k o 54<-5«A o r w i t h
M i t z i liimura
or
Miko
Nakamura., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
VALLEY-ANGELS DOWN
RAMBLERS
i.1-6
The
Valley
Angels,
fielding
a
veteran
team, remained
a s one
of the
top contenders
to
cop
the
annual
t o u r n e y as they defeated t h e Rambler" n i n e i n
their initial
game by
a 11-6 margin.
K aiMo r t 3 c r u n c h i e "
h a r a , R a m b l e r 9 s man a t
t h e not s p o t ? e l e c t r i f i e d t h e crowd
with a
spectacular
c ir c u s
catch in
t h e V a l l e y 9s
home o f t h e t h i r d i n n ing 0
With
one
gone,
Onoda, A n g e l ' s
In t h e
other
games
t h e Hed D e v i l s r a l l i e d
a f t e r two o u t i n
n i n t h to
tie
I i snag
& Coo
but
t
i d
the
oonso
o n t h e i r ov.1i
reqi st,
The
Blackbirds
wx i
M o r i n i s h i on
t h e hii.1
trimmed
Valley
"B9au
12-6 while the
Breeze
nine
pour- -d out
13
h i t s good
t o wallop,
he IV.;
15c. 9 c
rors
the £
SPORTS
mi •c s double to d r i v e
is 2 r u n s 0
After
re
;o3ag o u t
2
singles
and
.ers m
ok
karni
a r e just another
team
as the:' • took
a
11-6
p a s t i n g from a
strong
keystone sackere l i f t f
ed
t h i r d be
d
. ' «.. :
ver an i r r i g a t e d ditch,
Kaihara
acing across
t h e inner
arden
I ne
a T e r r y &;ox*e j u : t b e
fore _ a
sia
the
five
in
I t he ,;.wa 1 ki
jf
the
in
the
sixth
Sports i u v 3
al
one
hand s t a b and
landed right
into the
muddy w a t e r s , b u t came
up w i t h t h e
wet
ball
f o r t h e put o u t Q
H a n k . . M( w l e d
hi 1 1 i n ,
1 r. p a r t
with
a
homer'' s i n t h e
double
and
4 t h , asingle
tan!,
chucker
clout
two on
Blackhawks h i t l e s s
the
sixths, t h e
-who drew a
3rd
as
and
O0K0-
Saturday
PCSTON
III
Ma 7 H .
194-4
*H
2
ihe
pages
for
characteristics
a
in
couple
the
of
May
of
pages,
materials
14 a r e
the
out.
Kibei
I felt
I would
I
I 'began
sent
should
treat
at
to
to
Leu p p .
write
After
incorporate
Salt
^ke.
about
this
I
the
finished
subject
1 aY 12
--
The
set
of
for
(1)
trial
this
Charles
of Tao
for
the
morning,
but
it
Harper,
reason
that
the
poston
Judicial
On May
to
serve
found
2,
disturbance
of
wais
Internal
not
under
to June
of
16
Security.
the
peace
a
He
motion
gabe
.jurisdiction
was
the
of
the
Commission.
13 H a r p e r
that
of
postponed
chief
defendant
subpoena
out
the
charge
May
page
that
T a o f r i a d been-
an
requesting
Tao
(Cf:
sent
had
2,
his
the
employee
appearance
b e e n away
etc.)
on
evacuee
from the
to Tao's
in
court.
project
The
for
evacuee
sometime.
He
then
reported
to Harper,
stpp
list
and
the
left
apartment
project
who
knew
without
authorizat ion.
In
in
his
the
office,
s o why
it
Harper
that
had
and
not
he
The
2.
Tao was
officer
Tu l e
Lake
be
he
following
told
roaming
Nishimoto,
him i f
to
him,
him.
really
The
Commissioner,
absent
Commissioner
t o o much a t
the
and
if
told
stake.
outside,
advised
Harper
certain
to
he
returns
had
come
t o do
but
back
enough
nothing
here
he was
for
the
on May
19.
evidence
at
Gila,
to
moment,
The
be-
secu-
"ship" him to
here.
m e m o r a n d u m was
distributed
May
MEMO TO:
Police
because
had
on
T a o was
a
center.
believed
when
called
reported
evacuees
not
further
rity
not
entire
he w o u l d
The
been
relocation
Nishimoto
Harper
questioned
had
1.
another
cause
afternoon
to
13,
the
blocks:
1944
A L L BLOCK MANAGERS
A t t a c h e d h e r e w i t h i s a copy of a memorandum Mr. B u r g e , D e p u t y
P r o j e c t D i r e c t o r , t o D r . P o w e l l , C f t i e f o f Community Management
Division.
T h i s m e m o r a n d u m was p r e p a r e d u p o n my r e q u e s t f o r c l a r i f i c a t i o n and d e s i g n a t i o n of t h e h o u s i n g a u t h o r i t y i n U n i t
I,
I AY 18
--
(2)
Let me r e q u e s t
reference.
you
to
keep
this
copy
in
/s/
Special
your
file
for
Mas K a w a s h i m a
D u p v r . of B l k .
May
12,
future
Mgrs,
1944
MEMORANDUM T O : D r . J o h n P o w e l l , A s s t . P r o . j . D i r .
Community Management D i v i s i o n
SUBJECT:
Housing A u t h o r i t y Unit
I
A p a r t f r o m t h e h o u s i n g o f e v a c u e e r e s i d e n t s , most o f t h e
p r o b l e m s i n v o l v i n g s p a c e in t h e b l o c k s c o n c e r n u n i t s of your
division.
Many a d t i v i t i e s w h i c h w o u l d l o g i c a l l y b e h o u s e d i n
r e c r e a t i o n h a l l s h a v e had t o l o o k f o r s p a c e e l s e w h e r e .
I n Uni t j l a p r o c e d u r e h a s b e e n e s t a b l i s h e d g i v i n g t h e b l o c k
managers f u l l r e s p o n s i b i l i t y for r e a c h i n g d e c i s i o n s in q u e s t i o n s
a r s i n g over a l l o c a t i o n of s p a c e .
Normally any such q u e s t i o n s are
s e t t l e d by t h e b l o c k m a n a g e r a n d b l o c k c o u n c i l .
Where n o s u c h
s e t t l e m e n t i s r e a c h e d , t h e m a t t e r i s r e f e r r e d t o t h e h o u s i n g comm i t t e e of the B l o c k Managers f o r a d e c i s i o n .
This committee is
e l e c t e d f r o m t h e B l o c k Managers u n d e r the c h a i r m a n s h i p of t h e
C e n t r a l Block Manager.
Wou Id you p l e a s e n o t i f y y o u r s e c t i o n s a n d u n i t s o f t h i s
p r o c e d u r e , w h i c h has b e e n a p p r o v e d by t h e P r o j e c t D i r e c t o r .
/ s / Moris Burge
Deputy Proejct D i r e c t o r
(For
detail
Of:
May
11,
page
1,
Item
(2))
may 16 - -
(i)
According
Denver
conference,
Welfare
survey
indicated
evacuees
an
In
of
totally
obtained
by
had
almost
before
the
closing
they
would
settled
that
be
the
residents
on
at
are
at
the
the
about
A check with
the
not
7)
be
year.
many u n e x p e c t e d
thing
to
the
desired
They
relocation
after
pheno-
information
relocation
closing.
I has
Tu l e
priority
been
to
at
relocate
claimed
they
receiving
(Appointed
that
had
-tU
2 1 Main
complaints
personnel
on new b o o k s
in^Block
evacuee
page
remaining
according
one
Family
centers.
of Unit
shelves
next
No
of
will
by
one
the
May 7 ,
the
the
from the
of
expect
out
--
For
(Gf:
centers
brought
time
Little
getting
the
stopped.
t o do
Board
in
Denver.
returns
centers
t h e WRA
i n new r e l o c a t i o n
Library
kept
or
what
The
families)
at
by
returned
the
relocate
center
completely
decide
down
50,000
unexpected
Jerome
now
has
t h e WRA w i l l
Jerome
Balderston
of
relocation
words,
about
who
sampling
evacuees
other
closing
--
early
25,000
numbering
The
Balderston,
throughout
that
relocate.
mena
to Walter
which
and
should
their
by
right
Library.
librarian
at
Block
21 r e v e a l e d
as
f o Hows:
Recently
of
t h e m were
a
shipment
bought
some
organizations
took
some
in
the
Tu l e
following
reason
A
wou lc> b e
club
to
125 b o o k s
Little
library
by
set-up.
Each book w i l l
of
new b o o k s
t h e WRA f u n d ,
t h e WRA.
out
of
Miss
these
exclusively
to
the
and
for
evacuee
arrived
while
others
Manning,
the
librarian
to
Little
A membership fee
of
twenty-five
ten
cents
for
1,r
RA.
She
her
by
Librarian,
a branch
justify
Some
donated
chief
Caucasians.
in
charged
were
the
established
established
be
from the
library
gave
the
action:
Tu l e
cents
a week.
(At
will
the
be
charged.
evacuee
2
MAY
--
(19)
library
five
ManMng
claimed
that
evacuee
library
to
rarian,
however,
her
in
the
cents
past
established
to
Powell
Tu l e
with
ought
doing.
adopt
its
that
three
a member
whose
him to
that
no
the
books
to use
or
charged
for
money w o u l d
reported
under
requested
this
increase
two
Nishimoto,
and
is
book.)
turned
over
of
books.
The
money
months
rental
be
stock
no
a
had
after
been
the
to
Miss
the
evacuee
turned
library
lib-
over
had
to
been
L i t t l e TAJ le .
in
with Powell,
a week
the
Powell
of
discontinue
Library
should
not
a el i f f e r e LH s e t
of
vestigate
the
to
practice.
the
Block
be
21 as
Powell
promised
complaint
operated,
Nishimoto
maintained
the
the
insisted
in
Little
Caucasians
efceacuees
appointed
different
a
are
evacuees;
the
behay^Jv/rs
lodged
libraries
should
encourage
argued.
matter
at
Board,
the
the
library
w h i c h b e ldtng
Main
Nishimoto
Library
department
separate
evacuees,
the
are
personnel
form that
of
that
he
would
meeting
of
the
to
the
in-
thoroughly.
mmwm
Mas
Kawashima
Turstees
Unit
II.
wished
a
of
It
to
was
its
but
that
Cooperative
secede
Co-op of
meeting,
the
reported
to
take
lively
Congress
up
from the
a
the
proposal
present
won.
Kawashima
expected
lively
was
held
this
from Unit
Enterprises
had
not
known
discussions
and
the
from a l l
Board
afternoon
III
to
that
of
in
it
establish
result
of
the
the
sides.
WHhtwvm
The
its
May
following
16th
article
appeared
in
the
Los A n g e l e s
Times
in
issue:
J a p Real
Estate
Ownership
Opposed
" F u l l y n i n e o u t o f 10 C a l i f r o n i a n s a r e i n f a v o r o f p r e v e n t i n g
o w n e r s h i p of p r o p e r t y by a l i e n or d u a l c i t i z e n s h i p J a p a n e s e ,
Miss D o r i s ^ a n e y J o n e s d e c l a r e d y e s t e r d a y a t a m e e t i n g of t h e
J a p a n e s e E x c l u s i o n A s s o c i a t i o n at the B i l t m o r e .
The m e e t i n g was
--
I Ay 18
(3)
c a l l e d in i n t e r e s t of an i n i t i a t i v e p e t i t i o n d e s i g n e d t o p l u g
h o l e s i n t h e A l i e n P r o p e r t y I n i t i a t i v e Adt o f 1 9 2 0 , d e s i g n e d
t o prevent u n a s s i m u l a b l e J a p a n e s e f r o m h o l d i n g r e a l e s t a t e in
California.
loop-
The p e t i t i o n now b e i n g c i r c u l a t e d m u s t b e a r 1 7 8 , 0 0 0 s i g n a t u r e s
by J u n e 9 in o r d e r t o become a p a r t of t h e b a l l o t
in November.
M i s s J o n e s , who p r e s i d e d a t y e s t e r d a y ' s m e e t i n g , s a i d t h e p e t i t i o n
a l s o would p r e v e n t J a p a n e s e f r o m owning f i s h i n g b o a t s b e c a u s e
o f r e v e l a t i o n s t h a t f i s h e r m e n had a c t e d a s s p i e s b e f o r e P e a r l
Harbor.
''The e x i s t i n g l a w , "
by J a p a n e s e c u n n i n g t h a t
s a i d Miss J o n e s , ''has b e e n so c i r c u m v e n t e d
s t r e n g t h e n i n g amendments a r e
imperative.7
^rtrtrtmv
t
A regular
this
morning
weekly
in
the
meeting
of
conference
the
Block Managers
room of
the Unit
was
held
Administration
Building.
A new B l o c k M a n a g e r ,
Kawashima
to
prohibit
(Gf;
May
the
11,
necessary.
been
out
of
and
the
use
page
2)
May
of
Block
using
the
proportion
that
his
found.
In
order
that
is,
10,
page
to
the
for
for
the
some
The
matter
was
sort
quit,
of
referred
that
and
no
a week,
was
not
were
too
with
their
Executive
Managers
He
care
a
out
be
troubles
because
of
was
could
Department
hard.)
blocks
the
having
to quit
take
w h i c h was
successor
Agricultural
fourteen
the
old
blocks
could
trouble
to
days
intending
the
department
having
of
how many
he
was
t h e Agr&cu I t u r a 1 D e p a r t m e n t
complaint.)
work of
were
that
the
for
- 10 P . M .
measure
between
garderner
revealed
such a
Committee
7 A.M.
entered
that
It
why
during
agreement
that
requested.
ponds
Executive
four
complaining
the
the
introduced.
gardeners
gardener
the
fish
of
was
2)
would
working
Block 5,
explained
(A r e v i v a l
find
of
decision
2 complained
block
to
the
wAter
gardener
either
satisfaction
on
Nomura
Department.
afraid
(
of
(Gf:
Sasuga
had
reported
Yamasaki
his
of
or
disthe
block
show-of—hand
of
was
thirty-six
respective
Committee,
or
gardeners.
which
would
MAY 16
study
--
(4)
the
problem in
^ Y K a w a s h i m a
^Committee
In
which
have
Managers
May
to
been
were
Yoshizaki
The
reported
(Cf:
order
its
11,
held
up by
Managers
members
were
to
instructed
the
of
the
the
to
the
supplies
meeting
of
the
Housing
on
in
the
warehouse,
hand
Administration,
compose
Onami
put
of
1)
the
approved
To
meeting.
result
investigate
of 3 1 ,
system.
the
page
selected
Manager
next
a
13,
assist
following
committee:
and
Morimoto
reorganization
plan
the
into
practice
of
46
plan
of
the
the
Blcok
Executive
Committee
Kawashima.
mmmm
/U
The
of
following
a r t i c l e s ^ $ h o u Id b e
noted
in
the
Poston
Chronicle
today:
Council
Photog
Rejects
Visits
Handicraft
( p a g e 1)
Repeal
(page
Exhibit
of
Rabbit-Poufttry
Regulation
(page
1)
Scheduled
for
May
?0
- 21 at
Auditorium
1)
P.T.A.
MOTHERS' DAY
PROGRAMS AT
MESS 324
MAY, 19, 8:30P.M.
VOL
XVIII
NO
TWO YEAR AGO
® f ) e
CONSTRUCTION
OF GILA
B o s t o n
28
C f j r o n t c l e
POSTON,
ARIZONA
CENTER STARTED
TUESDAY, M A Y
16, 1944
COUNCIL REJECTS REPEAL OF
RABBIT-POULTRY
REGULATION
PATIENTS IN THE MILITARY AREA
Seven Blocks
Sends Petition
MAY APPLY FOR LEAVE CLEARANCE
Hospitalized patients
i n t h e e v a c u a t e d military
a r e a who w i s h t o
r e l o c a t e w i l l be e n c o u
raged to file for leave
c l c a r a n c e i f their con
a i r , i o n may s o o n p e r m i t
discharge.
according
-co
instructions
from
W a s h i n g t o n d a t e d March
29..
The
p a t i e n t s will be
transferred
f.o
Tule
Lake
center
if
his
clearance is denied .
If
the clearance is
granted
the
patient
w i l l be e l i g i b l e f o r a
relocation
assistance
grant
and i s , e n t i t l e d
to
transportation
in
the
manner
suited to
his physical
condition
jrem
the
hospital
to
the
pi.- e
of r el oca
FOUNDRY S E E K S
100 WORKERS
Employment
in eight
Denver
foundry plants
is
being
offered
to
100
evacuee
workers
according
to tour re
p r e s e n t a t i v e s Rex H a l l
or
American Manganese
Steel
W i l l i a m McCon
no.*' 1
of
t h e War P r o
duction
Board
labor
section
KM-,
Sutter
of
the
UoS
Engineer
Corps and H a r l e y A s a r i
of U,S
F o u n d r i e s 9 who
arrived in Poston last
Thursday afternoon ror
the
purpose of i n t e r
viewing i n t e r e s t e d re
sidents
Speaking
for
the
group
Mr. S u t t e r re
ported
that
the l a b o r
condition
i n t h e Den
irer f o u n d r i e s i n d u s t r i a ls
extremely c r i t i c a l
and
that
workers are
(cont
on p a g e
tion
plus
per day
of t r a v e l
m s proper
ty
like
that, of any
other
evacuee
may b e
s t o r e d or t r a n s f e r r e d ,
it;
the
p a t i e n t be
comes
too i l l enroute
to
continue
within
the evacuated military
area arrangements will
be
made
for
care in
the
nearest
hospital
or for other n e c e s s a r y
(cont..
on
page
C A C H E FARMS
WORKERS SOUGHT
John Phelps a repre
sentative
of
t h e V/ar
Food
Admini s t r a t i o n
which i s sponsoring the
employment,
of
500 i n
t h e Cache River V a l l e y
of
Utah
is
now h e r e
to
complete
contracts
T
and
to
arrange
or
transportaticn.
He
w i l l b e h e r e u n t i l May
20
All a p p l i c a t i o n s for
t h i s w o r k m u s t oe t i l e d ,
with
respective
unit
employment o f f i c e s not
l a t e r t h a n May I" 7
will
The
cont r a c t s
run
through
November
1b
Transp o r t a t t o n to
Utah
and
r e t u r n v;i21
be p a i d by t h e g o v e r n
merit.
Board
ana room
w i l l c o s t J 8 9 0 weekly
and
based
on r c c o r d s
of
last year
workers
should
earn
f r o m . '50
t o §50
per
week
ac
c o r d i n g t o Mr
Phelps
A
train
will leave
h e r e May 2 0 f o r S m i t h
field
Utah
where t h e
government
operates a
m o b i l e t e n t camp w h e r e
housing
feeding sani
tary
medical
and
cental facilities will
be p r o v i d e d
P e t i t i o n s from seven
blocks
in
Unit i was
r e c e i v e d b y t h e Commu
nity
Council request
ing
the repeal of the
R a b b i t a n d P o u l t r y Re
gulation
that
was
a d o p t e d by t h e c o u n c i l
and
approved
by Pro
ject
Director
Mills
l a s t month
At
the recent
coun
011 m e e t i n g
t h e mat
ter
was g i v e n a s e r i
ous c o n s i d e r a t i o n
but
the
reasons stated, in
the
petitions
signed
by
block
residents
were
not
justifiable
n o r t h e number of s i g
natures
was
insuffi
c i e n t t o a f f e c t the r e
peal
Blocks
sending
in
petitions
were-,
4 5.
12 16 36 44 a n d 4 5
Section
II
of
the
R a b b i r , a n d P o u l t r y Re
gulation
was
revised
b y e 1 i m i n a t i n g -die p r o
vision
for punishment
by
both
f i n e and im
prisonmont.
The
re
gulation
now
states
that
the
convicted
" s h a l l be p u n i s h e d
by
imprisonment
in
the
project
jail
for
a
period
not
to exceed
90
days
or
in
lieu
thereofby a f i n e o f
n o t m o r e t h a n $ 3 0 0 ,f
Thio r e g u l a t i o n w i l l
b':> c ; ) f o r c e d o n May 2 5
PHGT0G
V I 3 ITS
Dmitri Kessel'
pho
c o g r a p h e r f o r L i f e mag
azine
a n d B e r n i c e Ko
sulich
special writer
for
the Arizona Daily
S t a r ( T u c s o n ) w e r e <ri
sitors
in Poston last
The y t o o k p i c
Fr i d ay
tures
of
agriculture
projects
1AGB 2
POSTOH
HANDICRAFT
FOR MAY
EXHIBIT
20-2!
AT
A gala exhibition of
Poston-made
products,
many f r o m s c r a p s
and
waste materials^, w i l l
be shown a t
the
high
school auditorium on
Saturday and
Sunday,
2 0 a n d 2 1 Bt h e Com®
munity Activities
nounced yesterdayc
The
exhibition
is
sponsored by
t h e Can®
munity Activities
who
will be the exhibitors
i n conjunction w i t h the
E d u c a t i o n D e p t 0o f U n i t
Io O n e x h i b i t w i l l b e
various articles9 from
knitting to
petrified
stone samples and sho°
dop i t was reported,
the
On
Saturday
first day0 the
doors
will be open from 2 t o
9 p 0 m0 w h i l e o n S u n d a y ,
the residents may
see
the exhibit from 10 a Q
mo t o 9 p 0 m o
tiay
FOUNDRY
WORK
<CONTo F R O M P A G E 1 )
urgently
needed
i n
steel
castings,
grey
iron casting and brass
foundrieso
The w o r k i s . h a r d 9b u t
not heavy9
and
the
starting wage
i s
650
per hour plus time-andp
a~half
for
overtime
over
40 hours9
with
good
likelihood
of
much overtime work a n d
subsequent
promotion0
About 7 5 Japanese
are
now employed i n
these
plantsc and are highly
spoken of by their employers who
i n many
cases have shown
pre®
ference
for
Japanese
o v e r o t h e r w o r k e r s 9My0
Sutter declared0
On t h e i r r e t u r n
t o
the
inter®
Denver,
viewers will find definite housing for the
men0 who w i l l b e aij&ed
i n finding homes and
•ending for their famil i e s0 a f t e r t h e y h a v e
oriented themselves to
the worko
Genterites who a r e
interested i n t h i s employment
opportunity
are requested t o con®
tact the unit
reloca®
tion offices in II and
XII and t h e Block 27
employment o f f l e e i n l o
I
SCHEDULED
BIRTH
AUDITORIUM
MISS
LESLIE
NEW RELOCATION
INTERV!EWER
MR0 & M R S o S U S U M U K A ®
V/ATA0 B l k 0
330®4®CP
formerly of Chula Vista, a g l r l p May S 0
FUND ALLOCATED
UNIT I L I B R A R Y
Miss Myrtle
Leslie6
A fund of
§200
for
formerly connectsdjdth
l i b r a r y u s e was allotted
t h e f a m i l y 3©4S|Hijr o f
by
Rochesters
I n " ® ^ • i n tie U n i t i L i b r a r y
R o c h e s t e r ^ New Y o r k 9i s t h e U n i t " X - l o c a l c o u n the
third
relocation cil
at
the
council
interviewer
added
t o meeting held a
few
the r e l o c a t i o n division weeks ago, i t was
rein connection with the portedo
f a m i l y counsegLing*«pro~
Miss H a r u k o
Mayemu gram, James D cC r a w f o r d r a ?
head
librarian,
announces„
said that the fund will
She w i l l b e s t a t i o n - be u s e d t o p u r c h a s e new
ed i n Unit
IIIo
P r e - b o o k s f o r t h e p a y book
viously appointed
a s shelf o
relocation interviewers
a r e M r s 0 i i a r r i e t M o r ~ CANALS
BEING
gan Jrowell i n Unit
i 0
and H e r b e r t W0 C a r t e r ,
DREDGED
former agent
cashier
Main c a n a l s a r e
bein the fiscal section,
dredged t o clear
out
in unit H o
a l l growth of
vegeta«
Material gathered i n tion and to deepen the
these interviews
will
canal
in order
that
be s e n t t o t h e r e l o c a - more w a t e r may f l o w t o
tion office
of
the the
subjugated
areas
area in which the
f a - between ©amps9 accordmily
is
interestedo
ing t o George Oyenoki,
As
far as
possible,,
watermastero
"
families who wish
t o
MANAGERS 1
relocate will be
c o n ® BLK
tacted firsto
COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCED
CLEARANCE
l CONTo
FROM PAGE 1 )
a t t e n t i o n a t WRA e x pense0
I f he
becomes
ill outside WaSHR-lit a r y a r e a 0h e m y a p p l y
t o the local
Public
Welfare Agency t o
obtain needed assistance
t h r o u g h t h e S o c i a l Wei®
fare Agencyo He
may
a l s o r e q u e s t 0a i d
from
the Traveler s Aid 30®
ciety0
F O B SALES W a t e r h o s e e
electric fan0
folding
lounge0 baby tub9 et©0
B l k o 5Q12OB o r 5®13QA
0
OBITUARY
CH0N0SUKE T S U J I d 7 4 0
38®12®A e f o r m e r l y
B l k o
of Garden Grove
30
0
Apr
0
SEITAR0
KANM 0 7 4 o
317®7®C 0 f o r m e r l y
B l k o
of
l« r e s n o 0
^iroshima
ken0 May 4o
KENJI KAD0KAGA,
31,
former®
l y o f 3 t r a t h a o r e 0 May
B l k o
10o
226O14~G
0
At t h e l a s t
regular
block managers9
meet®
ing9 new members
were
appointed t o the
ex®
ecutive0
the
recrea®
t i o n h a i l and t h e houa=
ing committees0 Maseru
K a w a s h0 i m a ® b l o c k
managers supervisor9 an®
noun@es0
The f o l l o w i n g e x e c u ®
tive committeemen
a r e
listed by quads g 1®
Tsuneo sumida g 2®Taro
Akutagawa§ . 3® lehizo
Yanamotog 4®Frank Ko®
bayashig 5®James Mura®
kami a n d Kay Kfidotanig
6® R i « h a r d
Nishimotog
7®Buni@hiro
Kataokag
8®Sosuke
Shigemura0
and 9®Iemon fiiroto0
Under t h e
chairmanship o f Xo
Matsumoto;
the recreation
hall
committee consists
of
James LSurakami a n d S h >
so 3asuga| while Kazuo
E o r i t a 0F r a n k K o b a y a s h ^
James Murakami and fted
Sakon make up t h e hous=
ing commit t e e o
POSTON
TUESDAY
COUNCIL
O LU M (HSeeing tho g r a c e with
which t h e sun sought
SIGGDJ
I re£'lcctod that
she
as I,
Liu s t r ernem b e r h e r
distant
IOVG.
And s e e k t o f i n d h i m
i n her dreams
Faith.
- o -o o
• i - n"T'"'Ti
j i i o n l u L
fi
t rc<~i T r-i t
^Ui\iJwlwUo
Fostonettes
are
going
a l l -out
again
this
summer
as
eye
catching
eyefuls
and
as s l i c k
a s t h e 'whist l e s thrown
at
them,
,."e k e p t
bumping
Into
t h e s w e e t e s t l i l ? pina
fore m f r e s h spanking
-white w i t h e y e l e t ruffles
t h e o t h e r d a y on
a bus t r i p
CAMP I I I 3
. , T r a n s p o r t a 110n
or
r i c e boys seem t o have
the
most
euphonious
barbershop
q u a r t e t we
nave
nearo
in a long
time.
Maybe
i t . was a
quintet
or
a
trio,
anyhow
they
sounded,
a
little
bit
of a l l
r 1ght,
"7hat
ao
they
jay
to
g i v i n g out t o
the
public with their
renditions
of
songs
of
the
hills
ana
range?
TARZAN
t50
rv
TO
16,
II
NEW
LL0T3
1944
CLERKS
SCOUTS TAKE Or r I C E
To
a s s i s t the scout
movements I n P o s t o n I I
the local
Council re
contly
appropriated a
the
sum o f
<n>250, f r o m
Community C o u n c i l t r u s t
fund
to t h i s m e r i t i n g
OneorganizatIon0
h u n d r e d and f i f t y d o l
lars
will
bo a l l o t e d
to
t h o Boy S c o u t s arid
one h u n d r e d d o l l a r s t o
the Girl Scouts,,
The
fund
w i l l bo s p e n t i n
financing
the
annual
scout a c t i v i t i e s o
COUNCIL.
INCREASE
..ith the r e s i g n a t i o n
of
long standing unit
II
steward department
c l e r k , Louise Nakashima
Suzy T a n i g u c h i h a s
been
transferred
to
o c c u p y t h e v a c a t e d po
sition.
Miss Nakashima
willl e a v e t o n i g h t with her
family
to relocate to
Idaho o
3a r b a r a
Hay a s h i
of
b l o c k 200
will
fill
the position
formerly
h e l d by r.dss T a n i g u c h i
RECOMMENDS
AT
WAGE
SLAUGHTER-HOUSE
At t h e i r w e e k l y m e e t i n g , t h e l o c a l c o m m u n i t y
council
heard
Chairman
Sakamoto s r e p o r t of
the
slaughterhouse workers0
I t was a g r e e d by
that
inasmuch
as that
the
Council
members
branch
of
Industries
is essential
and h e l p
OL J
CHAttL
i s diffIcult to obtain
a b o o s t o f f r o m y l 6 "no
r N L I 3 T 3
^19
be r e c o m m e n d e d t o
P
r
o
j
e
c
t
J i r e c t o r Dun
c
o
m
i
n
g
year
w
i
l
l
"The
can M i l l s
to
be for
i m p o r t a n t one
be
an
warded
to
.Washington
I t i s my h o p e t h a t t h e
D. C
will
take the
p eop l e
Further
details
on
opportunities
•present
the
progress
of t h i s
and
r e l o c a t o and t h a t
i s s u e w i l l be r e l e a s e d
return
to
California
at a l a t e r date,.
movement b e c o m e s a bo
na f i d e r e a l i s m , I r e K e n n e t h Ma ye d a
co gret
that
1 w i l l not
o r d i n a t o r o f Community
be
able
to remain in A c t i v i t i e s ,
submitted
P
o
s
t
o
n
t
o
a s s i s t the
a r e p o r t of income and
,,,13
the
next
spe
residents
in
relocaexpenditures
of
the
cial
film
t r e a t for
t i o n 0"
sev/ing school
I t was
Units
I I and I I I
the
r e v e a l e d t h a t t h e sew
This
statement
was
C.A, t e l l s u s .
Villich
department
has
I s s u e d by C h a r l e s Olds., i n g
r e m i n d s u s we d r a t h e r
disbanded i n d e f i n i t e l y
former Unit I I Reloca
see
J o h n n y '.Yeismuller
with
the
remaining
t i o n advisor
who l e f t
in
aquatics
again,
s t a f f working d i r e c t l y
for
Fort
Mc A r t h u r ,
Hemembe r
Billy Rose's
under
the
. a d u l t £du
California
for
army
s n o w at, t h e GGI1S?
c a t i o n Departmentc
induction
on
Monday
.uQUABL LL
0 Anne
T a k i g u c h i who i.iay 1 5 t h o
k r o Olds w i l l e n l i s t
nolo
the
unofficial
"A"
SOFTBALL
a t t h e J a p a n e s e Language
title
o f P o s t o n 9s No0
School
in
Ann A r b o r ,
1
girl
swimmer
left
LEAGUE
OPENS
M i c h i g a n and e x p e c t s t o
r e c e n t l y f o r New H a v e n
S
i
x
t
e
a
m
s
w i l l vie
c
o
m
p
l
e
t
e
h
i
s
t
r
a
i
n
i
n
g
Connecticuto
Come t o
for the Poston I I sina t C amp S a v a g e D Mi nn 0
t h i n k o f i t , we s h o u l d
g l e Aye s o f t b a . i l c r o w n
H e r b e r t w-o C a r t e r i s
have
nac
a
Dathmg
as
the league officia s s i g n e d as
b e aut y
c ont e s t ,
with temporary
s p e c i a l c o u n s e l l i n g a l l y o p e n s t c d ? •y 0
tho
contestant
being a
The
competing teams
a d v i s o r i n Unit I I 0
a b l e t o swim a l s o 0
At
'
are
the
215
Zebras,
such an
event
we p u t
our b i d f o r Anne0 Such
219
Clippers,
227 V i g i l a n t e s ,
220 ..ustangs0
form*
Su©h
rhythm g
222 B r o n c o s and 229 P a n t h e r s 0
The Z e b r a s a r e
Such s m o o t h n e s s ^
p r o - - f a v o r i t e w i t h f i v e wins m p r a c t i c e t i l t o
TUESDAY
POSTON
SPECIAL C H R I S T I A N
CONFERENCE S L A T E D
III
SPRING
MAY 2 6 - 2 8
May 2 6 t o 2 8 i n c l u s i v e h a s b e e n s e t a s i d e f o r
a special Christian
Young P e o p l e f e S p r i n g
ference Q
F o u r s e r v i c e s f e a t u r i n g Rev 0 E d w a r d C a l d w e S a s
s p c c i a l g u e s t s p e a k e r w i l l be h e l d 0
Schedules
a r e -M
ay 26
at
Rec0
May
DEPARTURES
3 0 5 , May
27
at
Rec0
5 2 9 ; May >28
at
.Rec0
May 5 : M a c h i k a M o r i ,
505
All
of
these
5 0 5 rj
Chicago;
Midori
services
w i l l be h e l d
Katayama 505.
F t 0 Mc~
in
the
evenings from C l e l l a n ,
Aia0;
Mike
Sunday ?
8? 5 0 p orrio On
K a t a y a m a 505, S a l t L a k e
May 2 8
a morning serCity;
Tometaro Isuzuv i c e w i l l be h e l d f r o m g a w a r e t u r n i n g t o G i l a 0
10145
a0
Musical
May Os
Seichi
Ri numbers
i n c l u d i n g vochardp Betty Kiyomoto,
cal
ano
instrumental
George Araki, 505 9 Mils e l e c t i o n s and
choir
waukee,, Wise o
w i l l be p r e s e n t e d 0
May 9 :
Sam
Hirase,
Everyone i s
welcome
323,
Salt
Lake C i t y ;
to
attend
t h i s three
J u i c h i S a t o , 3 2 r/
Jal~
day
convention
sponl e n g t o n , P e n n 5; S t a n l e y
sored
by
the
Young
Mitsuye
George N i s h i People
of
Poston I I I
mura
5 2 7 . D e n v e r ; HiC h r i s t i a n Church
deo Sugiyama
326. Chic a g o ; Sonoko K i d a , 550
COUNCILMEN
Toledo
O h i o ; Emma Ta~
kasaki
550
Minneapo«
B U I L D SHADE
l i s ? T s u t o m u D a t e , Kenj i T a n i , 523 Toledoo
Unit I I I
Councilmen
term
are
joined
with the other
On
short
528 Phoetwo u n i t s
last
Satur
L a r r y Kaya,,
Kenneth,
Mitsu
day afternoon
May 1 3 n i x ,
Kazuo
J o a n n e .Mimura
t o b u i l d the shade for
309
Jerome
Arkansas
patients
in
Camp
I
hospitalc
May
10:
"Yasumatsu
Manaka8
short term to
COMING EVENTS G i l a ; H a r o l d Ono G i l a ;
Tuesday
May 1 6 :
K e n j i Onchi0 C l e v e l a n d o
S o f t b a l l games
May 1 1 :
Short terms
5 0 6 vSo 5 0 9 " A "
t o Manzanar a r e K a t s u
5 5 0 VSo 5 0 8 "AA"
s a b u r o Murakami,
307
5 1 6 VSo 3 2 8
Carl Shoji
3 1 6 ; Pvt.
S p e c i a l m o v i e , atPSG Yasuo T a k a s a k i o
"Spawn o f t h e Ncrth"
May 1 2 :
Leo and A i t o
T h u r s d a y , May 1 8 :
Cwashi?
525
Chicago;
517
R e g u l a r movie at PSG G e o r g e ' T a k a y a m a 3
3 0 8 io" F i v e G r a v e s To Cairo" S o s a k u A s a n o ,
V.'ed d i n g - - A l i c e
Inouye p a s on s h o r t ter r a
u n i t 1 t o G e o r g e San^
BALL RESULTS
t o at 516 R e c . H a l l o
Friday
May 1 9 :
"AA" L3AGUE
r r A
M o t h e r 7 s Day
Program at
524 j^ess
508—15,
528 - 4
"Back- Bay
Shuffle"
B a t t e r i e s ; 3 0 8 — t i 0 MO
a t 5 2 9 oy A z t e c o
rikawa
o 0 Miyamoto p
To
M o r i k a w a c 0 3 2 8 <=><
Yo S h i m b o
Tanizaki p
SENIORS TAKE
So Sakamoto" c 3
OVER HI SCHOOL
l.'ith
'./alter
Fujimot o a s i t s p r i n c i p a l , tre
senior students
took
over
t h e t e a c h i n g and
o f f i c e d u t i e s f o r Par
k e r V a l l o y High School
on F r i d a y , May 1 2 0
The c l a s s e s r a n smocthl y a s on a n y o t h e r d a y ,
"A"
LEAGUE
518—8
323—4
Batteries:
318- Bo
t a h a t a p;
B o Nobuhiro
c
323—J
Kuyama
R I w r - s h i t a p ; Jo H i r a s e , ,
Mo I l a t a d a
C r
309—'6
330—5
MAY 1 6 ,
1944
ALL - S T A R S
BARELY W I N S
Unit I I I All-Stars m
ceived
their
first
s c a r e a s t h e y net t h e i r
toughest
opponent
of
t h e season^Unit I AllStars
in
a
return
game
last
Wednesday
evening at
Court 3050
Unit I g i r l s s t a r t e d
o u t f a s t w i t h S h i n Xodama m a k i n g
t h e opening basket.,
It
was a
scoring
duel
between
Kodama s i s t e r s = ~ A k i o f
Unit i l l
and
Shin of
Unit
I —as
baskets
w e r e made a n d
matched
throughout
the
gamec
With
one m i n u t e
to
go s U n i t I h a d a c h a n c e
t o t i e o r w i n t h e game
but
over-anxiousness
gave the
b a l l away t o
Unit i l l and ended t h e
game 2 5 - 2 4 o
Half time
s c o r e was 1 5 = 1 1 0
Unit
I
girls
were
noticeable
in
their
smooth
clicking
forward t r i o
So Kodama
He d a t a r i * a n d Mc 0ya~
ma,
Both
t e a m s displayed
good
defense
which kept
the
score
b e l o w 50o
Kodama
sisters too*
s c o r i n g honors with 13
points
each
followed
closely
by T 0 S h i m i z u
w i t h 10 p o i n t s o
In
the
first
game
between Unit I and I I I
second teams, the unit
III girls
did
oetter
by t r o u n c i n g
t h e Unit,
I
sextette
3 5 16
Ao
Sasaki
lead
the
s c o r e r s w i t h 15 p o i n t s
followed
by K0
Kawa
motors
10
p o i n t s and
So
Ozaki0s
8 points
No F u j i o k a
scored
9
points for the loserse
UNCLAIMED AT PRESS OF
j l C E ; Small c h i l d r e n ' s
l i g h t brown p u l l - o v e r
plastic
"A"
pin
and
g r e e n p e n and p e n c i I
catteries:
5 0 9 - J KT
shimine ,
ii0 S h i b a , p ;
Co H a r a , c 0 . 5 3 0 — G o ' Y a r n e d a poo Mo A s a k a w a c
316—8
317 <^7
Batteries:
316-«=R 0 Ma
tsuda
p;
K0 S e r a , Y
Takanishi
Co
5 1 7 -v/,
Uchiyama
p,
R0 Uchiyam a , c
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and
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p •.ished- i .it o
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into
the fourth
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t h e r s i n t o t h e ' consoinning*
T s u e r i ; en a
21-17
and
l a t i on : i a t c he s . a s t he y
to capture
the
C. C. p i c k e d
up
a 24-22
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sco r i n s
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runs in
a l .ost
every
T
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cont i l l t h e h o t t o n of t h e
T u e s d a y , H a y 16
noved
around
t o j anl
6 t h when t h e lied D e v i l s
blackbirds vs.uonbardr
on
a
error
on t h r e e
b u n c h e d up 4 h i t s
and
F i e l d 12
c o n s e c ut 1 v :j f 1 y rat s .
scored 4 t i n e s to
tic
The H u e
^ays
t i e d I n d i a n s v s . Cou , a r s
;;ane.
In the
up
the
F i e l d 30
i t up i n t n o 3 r d
on a
t o p of t h e
ninth, the
".#e dries d a y , H a y 17
a
brace
of
p a n t h e r s sc or e d
t -ire e walk" and
Glov/ns v s . p o l i c e
s i n f j l e s and t h e n
wont
a s Kane l e d ,
of.:'
with
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kept
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their
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The
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evacuee
May 5 ,
Poston.
Poston
is
imminent
In
our
ing
2)
page
"Thanks
to
attorney,
a
lot
for
Outside
a
very
return
case,
to
made,
Until
it
the
becomes
kind
By
announced
official
the
the
are
l a v e r y /""a
be
here
hospitality
heal? a n d
Gamp.
we w i l l
visiting
f r o m Man^anar
follows:
Los A n g e l e s
father
that
as
your
of
good
to Washington,
soon
wrote
who was
poor
way,
an
this
will
visit
felt
of
about
priest,/,
to
be
rumors
bruited
official
permitted
our
w a t e r , we
those
being
Maryknol
that
during
return
Manaanar.
who w i l l
in
a rumor
our
in
statement
be
travel
would
small
t o most
that
be
groups.
of
us.
.
.
mm*m
Tom S a k a i ,
left
Poston
the
former
recently,
Supervisor
wrote
t o me a s
of
Block Managers,
who
had
follows:
La J u n t a
Thurs. 7:30
Dear
Thought
So
far,
were
we
as
are
engine
K.
about
continue
an
fa.
show.
station
The
the
of
rest
push
plowed
has
the
the
is
is
should
changed
a deep
green
baren
surprisim.y
at
been
seven
swell
do y o u
about
in
so
the
far.
realize
when
was
At
time.
times,
waitng
should
be
ha I f - a n
hour's
stop,
be
about
for
the
we
with
Gould
in
we
There
grounds
looks
Just
have
the
tomorrow.
better.
look,
green
ten
we
for
We
w i t h what
warm.
still
schedule.
especially
everywhere
still
there
mountains.
after
Almost
while
behind
behind
c^ertainiy
or
cars
note
City which
though are
weatiaer
trip
and
a
hour
over
tonight
in a T s h i r t
of
us
has
an
hours
Spring.
tree
The
about
t h e Wi^Ay
being
The
d r o p you
three
scenery
air
either
to
ten
to
The
is
only
much a s
extra
C.
I would
is
like
alfal-
beginning
gotten
off
to
the
morning.
O n l y when
the
you w&lk
advantages
of
the
thru
special.
.
--
I Ay 18
uast
(2)
nite,
Charlie
diner.
'Twas
we
thru
came
few
In
a good
half
standing
our
s o we
The
car
presto^,
our
with a
there
overcoats
could
Bill
one
two.
Just
away,
the
too
half
of
fixed
too
he
Last
we
the
the
nite
us
sleep
steward
to all
^o w i l l
the
you
my
sincere
Mas
about
scroll
managers
to a
so
the
and
diner
that.
the
-I
kind
on a
really
words
us
fact
the
strong
stayed
up
snoozing
is
at
about
he
of
have
certainly
down
served
when
crowded
you,
less
than
nite,
this
he
morning
to announce
do
it's
practically
<k
j^t
and
more
nearly
Junta
even
use
peacefully
the
special,
people
].unch f o r
La
o.k.
eleven
came
we w e r e
plenty
we
at
e
and
coffee,
till
were
However
However,
no
that
one
come
out,
ordinarily
it's
to e a t .
to write
present
do me a f a v o r ?
thanks
to
and
again
served
like
at
seat.
once
for
space
but
what
tell
eat.
would
heated,
I
them to b r i n g
certainly
is
car.
In
find
car
our
served.
to
17r
in
was
tough
Poston.
w-e- we
made
contraptions
of
due
a
us
cots
this
I and
few
quite
ourselves.
some m o r e
breakfast
really
a
back
4 0 of
to
to
were
tell
average
yanked
the
than
due
soldiers
to
the
les3
that
dinner
allowed
on
were
the
uniform.
say
the
being
in
to
off
of
were
there
at
Coming
up
two
got
a buck.
ate
passengers
since
all
us
with
than
beds
of
full
however,
our
put
only
chair,
had
rest
jammed
seat
and
after
else
80,
Charles
to
special
of
the
better
woke
people
The
up a
had
to
of
p i l l o w and
conductor
easy
before.
a
with
after
conditions
not
for
a bed
for
the
all
a whole
folded
was
over
thirds
had
we
Mr. K and
cars
capacity
desire.
came
I,
steak dinner
two
before
i l l
a dozen
preacitcally
nite
u
K,
At
the
second
at
least
a
it's
tough
to
next
meeting,
thought
appreciated
of
everyone.
the
It
perhaps
party,
makes
letter
of
e v e n .Age t
convey
I
should
the
me
to
thanks
started,
them
write
to
appreciation
feel
as
if
I
MAY 13
--
should
have
will
be
for
a
(3)
done
after
you
Mas
c a n do
few months
small
and
your
sit
here
I
sort
complaints
while
of
pet
that
Thanks
hate
to
the
I wonder
see
come
up.
for
your
there.
It
you
outdide.
disgusted
again
I was
typing,
w o r k on
probably
now.
support
I
effective
would
and
close
As
^eaves.
more
you
details
Will
more.
with
a
in
.job
fact,
s o many
your
good
things
the
In
help,
was
how
after
of
the
consideration
experience.
Sincere ly,
Tom
Pri
Am w r i t i n g
the
Burlington
days.
and
It
hot
i n many
is
is
off
Went
in C h i c a g o .
It
at
At
been
a T shirt
fellow
present,
2000 rooms
seems
too
close
for
the
nice.
for
were
me
are
filled
for
Minneapolis
the
weather
aboutj36d
have
than
thing
all
well
the
tie
to
Roosevelt
on
Pacific
war,
full
the
is
at
in Hy
Chicago
My
l o o p by
last
m u c h news
case
Ugh.
myself.
in.
with
strangers
People
can't
go
are
around
Quite
in
hotjweather.
this
W a b a s h Y?aCA
the
trip.
Tribune
(white)
t M H i
the
despite
shirt
b l a c k 1.
East,
least
t h e M o n t . Ward
not
day
trip.
choking
few
hottest
the
it's
dressed.
a
of
conversation
the
for
of
humid
wasn't
previous
seats
sticky,
the
Kennedy
Somehow,
even
raose,
Soft
really
heat.
over
about
is
up.
Poston
up
in
is
one
I b l o w my
quite
than
especially
leaving
striking
Only
t o buy
luxerious,
and went
everyone
like
the
a n d M. K b u t
enjoying
hotels
easier
President
As
and when
I.
on
rather
s o much b e t t e r
very
a
was
9 A-M. F r i d a y
feel
nice
for
dirty
t o WRA s a w R .
I
Gee,
I would
years.
sitting
coach
---
Have
in
Ry.
9 P.M.
certainly
Got
now w h i l e
nite
tough
with
war,
everything
t
war
0
to
here,
isn't
them b a m b a s i i n g
seem more
no m e n t i o n .
important.
However
most
I ay
of
18
--
young
(4)
people
26,
tonite
30,
so
of
in
a
u n i f r r m and
hundred
or
as
so
far
as
inducting
indected,
I
saw
men
several
over
over
what.
So
I
out
are
far,
should
haven't
know.
nice
a
any
Train
double
idea
is
deat
as
to
moving.
kind
Must
to m y s e l f .
of
Job
close.
Surprised
I want.
It(s
it
Next
going
isn't
at
week
to
be
all
c*fo**6ed .
Tom
i a. u.
a
i7
this
A regular
bi-weekly
afternoon
in
the
meeting
of
conference
the
Local
room of
Council
the Unit
was
held
Administration
Bu i Id i n g .
Nomura
from
the
federal
reported
Council
luxery
in
tax
that
the
for
the
P T A had
amount
the
of
pins.
asked
|18.31
These
an
addtional
in
order
to
pins
had
been
donation
defray
the
ordered
to
•fifr
be
donated
services
ation
to
and
The
Nomura
the
Lcc-oul do-UALUst
lAu^V^
by
Enterprises
on
f r o m the
two w e e k s
with
the
these
of
the
the
the
the
Limer
his
bar
.journal
other
held
extra
appreciation^ their
residents.
tonight
in
had
the
requested
reports
( a
legal
membership
fee
and
year.
The
present-
Audi-
expenditure.
Yamamoto
last
reported
on
one
and
other
community
ago
the
be
of
This
twenty
dollars
periodical).
the
Council
expenditure
was
also
Council.
then,
on
would
approved
paying
token
them from
pins
that
in
buy^J a l i f o r n i a
to
been
Nomura,
Council
of
Council
-the c o s t
teachers
distinguish
Council
approved
school
reported
The WRA h a s
paid
to
ceremony
torium.
from
the
the
Community
hand
hand.
that
soap
the
There
sflyp
Managers
the
selected
Enterprises,
between
Block Managers
have
should
deal
be
a
the
and
been
persistent
sole
by
the
committee
requesting
it
to
and
Community
the
Local
requests
canteens.
About
negotiated
handle
soap
in
its
MAY 11
-
stores.
ees
as
Board
The
in
to
committee
members
were
refused
previous
attempt
some
months
the
negotiated
hundred
case
(5)
cases
here
of
(P.
approve
with
firm
laundry
0.
him
a
B.
to
soap,
Denver,
loan
in Denver
$1,500
to
and
got
for
Board
hold
of
about
soap.
Trust-
the
three
$5.30
requested
the
of
However,
cost
Nomufca
pay
the
ago.
w h i c h would
§4.35).
by
the
An
per
Council
arrangement,
fa
he
reported,
sold
through
the
had
Deen
The
the
Block Managers'
Council
Len N e l s o n
TfcuTt*
tonight.
Okamoto
bought
a
as
in
members
C fr-vu'vc
Okamoto,
the
Managers.that
offices.
the
first
The
he
Ishimaru
'Make
save
it
it
would
be
Council
voted
for
lots
of
Nomura,
jointly,
the
farewell
party
for
and
Senbetsu
should
nish
(a
close
others
Thomas
when
follow
Senb e t s u
not
Some
do
they
this
his
something
for
party
for
Nelson
money."
This,
the
reported
Maduda
left
token)
be
cosV,£ng
that
each
was
P o l i c e C o m m i s s i o n e r Sumida
uniforms to the policemen.
Thus
and
held
$20
was
party
for
who
and
§30
Nelson
tonight
we
will
tooiced
object
(the
second
from
the
expenditure
an
down
sponsoring
likely
believed
as
as
suggested
w as
were
20,
community
I s h i m a r uA. a n d
would
They
on May
Council
Some
Sugiyama
an
the
however,
received
Poston.
to
him.
and
Managers,
Ishimaru
precedent.
farewell
Community
farewell
to
would
Washington
services
the
that
pen
for
in
and
thought
Managers
fountain
Temporary
included
trouble
were
to
farewell
who
idea.
chs^/ian)
wanted
Block
a
kelson.
appreciation
be
a
a
that
leaving f Poston
0
chairman/^g/ the
optometrist
that
in
the
that
Len
was
reminded
with
reported
souvenir
and
were
conjunction
Trtporfzd
. G. I s h i m a r u
as
with
loan.
>7
by
made
that
of
it
to
T.D.
C.
Council
the
$30
Council
as
a
tzoted .
r e p o r t e d on t h e p r o p o s a l
( O f : May 3 , p a g e 9 , t h e
to fursecond
MY
17
--
(6)
paragraph)
furnish
each
members)
per
pairs
would
explained
to unit
Police
that
III
(The
Department
policeman
two
It
men.
The
of
about
was
III
for
not
the
Council
unifrom.)
expect^ to
reached
the
penditure
if
a
full
of
Councilman
argued
the
already
them.
are
sizes
the
a
The
10
s h o e , '* s a i d
used
-
odor,
and
Okamoto
rubber
could
boots.
not
be
Ano.ther
requests
one
hundred
with
this.
buy
shoes
from
supplied
12.
'"The
They
the
The
used
further
must
then
boots
at
Councilman
deparibment,
various
the
departments.
not
the
that
this
could
the
place
not
the
Once
an
ex-
expenditures
would
that
be
there
of
they
go
pairs
into
of
were
of
work.
asking
too
for
large
time
to
deny
should
it
be
refuse
one
shoes
because
of
had
shoes
large
home
too,
was
departments.
department
Another
will
t h e WRA w e r e
fire^.
Council
mean
pairs
too
brought
of
Council
buy
that
firemen,
by
the
too
too.
a Oapansse
be
the
such
explained
Farm to
police-
was
departments
them,
them at
the
time
sfi^J?
for
of
supplied
the
Other
to
go
dollars
he'figured.
end
complained
leave
that
no
one
to
its
it
I would
35
SuntLda
eighteen
when
t h e WRA w e r e
feet
Farm could
they
added
two
for
thought
men.
to
wanted
all
Hog
by
he
since
Department
the
but
Department,
be
uniforms
person.
members
to
and
per
spend
dollars,
would
shirts,
ordered
to
thirty-five
Agricutural
from the
from other
to
to
there
set
reauest
he.
-eAf w o r k , a t
\\yeir
that
were
of
been
for
seven
Council
Okabe
of
had
Councilman
Police
uniforms
quota
about
precedent
asking
to
furnish
plan,
Surnida
increased
4 T
dollars
voted
One
be
shirts,
they
had
through
would
final
what
much money t o spend f o r t h e
~/v r<Ld<L/V<L rdft/lfhS
must
2
eighteen
investigate
Unit
policeman
personnel
trou'ser^,
cost
this
to
(the
requested
similar
and
these
granted
requests
MY
17
--
(7)
Yamada
for
the
"We
cannot
why
not
spend
and
shirts.
that
should
shirt
Have
the
not
for
more money f o r
Council
buy
arm bands
dollars
shirts?
so
buy
o t h e r i ^ ment i o n e d
three
the
should
that
in
nowadays.
Design
some
they w i l l
shirts
the
list.
Instead,
distinguished
know t h a t
they
policemen.
would
argued
not
be
a
the
police
In
the
end,
for
a
further
( C f : May
James
for
Mess
the
made
soon
The
They
in Unit
the
12,
inevitably
in
had
realized
solving
of
He
were
shortage
been
that
he
We
Board,
he would
the
to
and
had
but
idea
find
out
he
(The
list
be
sufficient.
the
he
the
of
explained
to
police
totally,
pointed
Police
out.
Commission
due
manpower
not-
proposed
then,
said
then,
soon
for
he
to
did
we
enough.
problems
pressed
these
of
these
consult
is
not
Now,
he
I
and
It
the
problems
would
from which
Office
aids
organization
on
of
any
help
from
that
resu
without
sort
see
arise
replacements.
a change
not
should
segregation.
this
did
Sano
would
Employment
this
want
thought
that
pro-
should
S.
departments
quite
organize
and
with
department.
in
labor
organization
relocation
hard
That
to
workers
the
many
to
12 on
representatives
that
solbe
already
proposed
on May
Administrative
from other
of
held
solve
commented
dropped
of
theirs,
returned
could
M. N a g a i
our
should
request
gotten
Cassilly
problems.
in
was
the
drafted.
these
Cassily.
had
shortage
workers
evacuees,
of
trousers
meeting
the
order
labor
had
3)
for
in
draft
workers
III
the
page
messhalls
the
from the
on
workers.)
because
would
and
to deny
proposal
Yahiro
permanent
Various
idea
reported
include
shirts
study.
Okamoto
blems.
that
good
because
be
2 argued
buy a good
Okamoto
It
Block
policemen,
looking
are
of
the
is
part
machinery
us.
know P o s t o n ,
he
for
finding
and
out
MAY 17 —
that
he
(8)
alone
The
cannot
Council
solve
approved
these
to
tough
problems
establish
the
here.
Labor
7
Commission
to
func
/fOVtf
tion
similarly
posed
but
t h a t many
-t-hdy
>r,any o f
his
the
old
labor
Manpower
problems
them concerned
o r g a n i z e d an
was
to
overall
idea;
he
all
laboA
would
Comrnssion.
were
not
peculair
the
three
Units.
organization.
and
from each
overall
-Habor
Onishi
request
one
organization
reported
that
II
the
asking
shortage
of
school
the
Director
of
E d u c a t i o n , and
a
plan
of
two
to
Caucasian
one
of
t h e WRA t o
evacuee
teachers
and
teachers
teachers
not
the
Caucasian
of
it
Com
received
be
teachers
quota
by
one.
There
to
hire
It
was
Caucasian
complaint
compared
had
to
fact,
the
of
in
the
their
from Unit
This
of
was
ratio
the
no
of
i?oom
opinion ^
status
13
Harris,
meant
while
II,
for
eighty-five
the
from the
shortage
the
Harris'
intention
teachers
come
in
a
information:
are
quota,
taken
Arthur
following
the
because
Education
more
short
desired
relocation.
teachers
the
In
to
was
to
that
Labot
interviewed
teachers.
due
the
had
countermeasure
dnishi
hire
were
over
were
Council
teachers.
evacuee
there
alone,
representatives
evacuee
any
Although
tff
sixty-eight
to
year.
theee
there
were
of
replied
present
ieachers
unstable
I
proposed
At
evacuee
evacuee
Okamoto
composed
received
teacher.
Caucasain
more
some
teachers,
fifteen
hire
He
to
Community
it
the
was
to Unit
pro
Commission.
from Unit
It
v^heever,
4t
k eventually
Missions
Yamada,
being
Department
new
the
academic
shortage
teachers
fr o
u e db e t hoabtt a iinf e dt h m
e iorr e w aegaess i l ™
a ir s eudn i t t o I $. 1 9 The
e v aU
c unei et It eI a cp he eo rpsl e Awaorugl d
y .e r e
H a r r i s , h o w e v e r , had an e n t i r e l y d i f f e r e n t v i e w .
He b e l i e v e d h e
did
a
not
want t h a t
b<i<*usi
teacher
he
type
could
of
get
teachers.
$19,
he w a s
If
a
more
personfe
likely
wanted
than
not
to-become
an
un-
MAY 17
--
(9)
dependable
satisfied
between
as
are
have
capable
idea
Santa
did
hand
a
need
A handling
month,
woudid b e
any
articrafts.
teach,
he w a n t e d
to
keep
education
teachers
from high
to
given
school
be
d if f e r e n ^ ^ l
those
not
here
he w o u l d
the
and
could
eitensive
establish
residents
put
longer
of
in
chair,
That
the
his
be
without.
easily,
trained
could
not
trainings
would
be
Trading
wanted
had
be
appointed
before
they
gross
plan
and
a
that
was
put
rr
on.
private
received
Fe/
price
At
reached
t o be
e won't
on
-rhtt
eafeh
transaction.
as
used
from r e s i d e n t s .
so
He
selling
t o g e t he r ^ t h i n g s ^ t h e y
each
sales
for
A O»<L pfact
got
on
here
from Santa
They
charged
Post
to d i s p o s e .
returned
internees
Saturdays
shoes,
a
one
1 0 $ was
revealed
on
who
it,
reported,
received
high
that
internee
charge
then
to
college
be
which
Okamoto
Okamoto
Okamoto
baby's
proposed
goods
s
wanted
teach.
f r o m an
Fe *
not
realize
They must
to
really
with
graduated
teachers.
Okamoto
the
not
he
Besides,
teachers
did
who
second
If
with $16.
the
Eoacuees
Those
person.
For
h i g h as
here.
''*0h,
e n t e r p r i s e , " said
some
|8,000.
Goods
shirts,
accept
good.
hats,
home-made
he.
These
g o o d s w o u l d b e d i s p l a y e d i n a R e c r e a t i o n H a l l a n d s o l d on ^ u n d a y s .
The C o u n c i l m e m b e r s b e l i e v e d i t was a w o r t h w h i l e i d e a t o t r y o u t .
I
t h e C^Sbiirman a n d t h e V i c e C h a i r m a n
T h e y f i n s t r u c t e d ^ t o e h o o s e a c o m m i t t e e of t e n t o d e v e l o p t h e i d e a
further.
serve
on
Okamoto
the
also
committee.
asked
Nishimoto
to
select
two I ' a n a g e r s
to
MAY 18
--
(1)
The
gency
Executive
meeting
this
Committee
of
the
morning.
The
Block Managers
following
matters
held
an
emer*
were
disposed
of:
1.
rid
of
who
are
Kawashima
the
duty
the
The
called
duty
warehouse,
the
Leave
was
to
for
keeping
relocatees
not
for
the
to
that
belonged
to
it
have
an
James
to
ought
the
t o be
The
said
of
Evacuee
that
Evacuee
the
Leave
for
a
He
to
chief
the
The
Leave
take
handled
by
his
of
division,
to
his.
the
Evacuee
Property
matter,
because
it
did
nor
Leave
not
did
it
Section,
have
have
Section
Office
Officer,
a
was
was
as
truck
Section
a matter
the
other
to deliver
it
perplexed
personally
to
now.
visited
that
all
it
the
Leave
Crawford
Kawashima
it
wor*.
the
duty
argued
should
in
take
property".
had. d o n e ,
lumber
the
it
matters
"evacuee
the
in
did
turn,
that
of
that
memorandum
departments
e n o u g h manpower
returned
in
duty
extra
a
that
Popkin,
the
nor
Construction,
reasoning
Leave
claimed
sent
it
position,
care^this
Office,
that
that
matter,
them
the
the
present
Office
enough
Leave
to
him.
the
by
realized
Office
the
the
belonged
his
to
at
issued
belonged
Leave
to
brought
distributing
had
to-handle
the Division
lumber
it
n a t u r e d " and
was
and
get
those
from trucks
time
assumed
told
of
"good
it
them,
but
he
him.
was
when
long
to
crating*For
A
for
requisitions
of
Property
The
the
soon as
endeavoring
lumber
over
to
gasoline
Property
it
relocatee,
of
the
head
to
the
of
personnel
the
memorandum t o
care
not
enough
Crawford,
pertaining
a
and
lumber
Supervisor,
effect.
allotment
Popkin,
as
been
protest
watch
Managers
notified
have
close
had
Supervisor
without
according
Kawashima,
not
former
The
a ddty
he
the
unloading
a
Office.
did
The
assignment
Office.
that
look a f t e r
relocating.
accepted
to
reported
to
each
section.
The
Office.
and
Hunter,
two d a y s
ago
and
MAY 18
--
begged
him to
be
(2)
take
care
the
matter
until
some
arrangement
could
made.
leanwhile,
Kawashima
plaining
the
'passing
promised
that
he
doubted
if
2.
any
Yanamoto
were
of
Poston
property*
other
to
11,
on May
in
the
28,
h e was
by
a
blankets,
and
on.
t o act
as
3.
the
the
of
Murakami
(The
of
the
that
They
to
a
4,
steel
of
and
Supplies.
an
of
use
this
excess
incident
Supervisor
s e a r c h a man
Kobayashi
of
the
t o go a h e a d
is
and
600
to
necessary
supplies.)
Supplied.
getting
leave
mattresses,
cots,
to
45
government
to
It
21,
find
was
and
extra
to
take
composed
Kadotani
quota
a man
to
.] o b . )
4.
to
taken
of
for
of
inventory
time
An
the
Nishimoto
blankets,
would
Supervisor
certain
for
the
cots,
the
person^ for
for
full
38,
with
to account
committee
of
future.
scheduled
distributor^
planned
one
Supervisor
of
Kawashima
negotiate
for
Burge
was
501
a
but
a near
I residents.
of
and
in
com-
style.
Nelson
committee
Kataoka
was
(As
such as
shortage
The
a
Akutagawa
the Unit
created
Managers
Administration.
16,
quota
hire
Poston
situation,
made
Burge,
to Moris
usual
committee
to
appointed
30,
a
extra
him,
custodian
newly
be
required
contention
Kawaahima
post
18.
so
the
committee.
to
showed
their
of
for
used
could
an
directly
in an
into
order
Sumida
yesterday
support
look
obtain
credited
things
buck"
appointed
staff
selected
the
would
Kawashima
Supervisor's
appealed
correction
Administration
of
of
from
of
the
take
' .
Nishimoto
Managers
to
the
page
9)
Yanamoto
sent
the
Managers.
explained
committee
of
the
for
11 a n d
the
Council's
Trading
Shigemura
of
request
Post.
39 were
mm mm
to
(Cf:
send
May
chosen
to
two
17,
repre-
MAY 1 8 - -
(3)
The
following
m e m o r a n d u m was
MEMO TO:
ALL BLOCK MANAGERS
SUBJECT:
Alien
Registration
issued
to
the
blocks:
Fay
18,
1944
Certificate
P l e a s e make a l i s t o f t h o s e r e s i d e n t s i n y o u r b l o c k who d o n o t
p o s s e s s an a l i e n r e g i s t r a t i o n c e r t i f i c a f e .
Send t h i s l i s t
to
t h e S u p e r v i o s r ' s o f f i c e as soon as p o s s i b l e .
T h i s i s v e r y important .
S i i c h i Nomura
Unit A d m i n i s t r a t o r
Nomura
without
they
their
applied
certificate
time
alien
for
the
they
they
FBI
there
grant
is
have
been
certificates
permits.
The
Leave
leaves,
certificates,
until
"'Besides,
that
registration
leave
when
registration
long
to|ne
explained
their
when
leaves
in
the
Office
aliens
would
procure
them from the
getting
strict
on
several
past
these
without
delayed
Department
this
when
requires
are
be
aliens
their
fcr
of
a
Justice.
r e gu l a t i o n , * Nomura
s a id .
mrmm
Y
A new t w i s t
California
and
'The
I
heard,
must
family
Two,
to
"That's
stipulation.
say
He
one
French,
of
f
the
one
are
five
the
basis
to
one
story
been
of
Evacuee
the
I
are
references
or
unit
attached
it
other
thousand
Community A n a l y s t ,
Division
to
the
you
any
related.
con-
evacuee
one,
more
in
an
of
than
races.'*
commented.
are
the
here
residents
congregate
of
of
story
f r o m an
from white
families
Powell
this
qualifications,
cannot
p
lifting
Property
heard
two
of
hearing
stipulations
Japanese
r i d icau lous ,
family
the
I have
there
thousand
What
to
California.
said
produce
California.
you
there
openning
my d e p a r t m e n t .
one
added
l a t e l y , ' Schmidt
templated
evacuee
been
restrictions.
there
way
has
going
'"Especially
to
consider
the
second
when
families?"
also
reported
that
he
has
been
I AY 18
--
about|this
hearing
'But,,
f
(4)
said
he,
news
'they
from evacuee
don't
believe
/
this
to
the
very
for
interviews
come
In U n i t
those
in.
survey
been
Administration.
scbory.''
relocation,
of
who
have
been
And
they
rate
interviewing
the
active
a
10% came
only
interviewer,
In Unit
the
met
many
of
today.
I
great
in
office
work w i t h
It
the
evacuee
seems
is
at
difficulties
Powell
had
have
no
Relocation
Council
like
in
other
centers
taught
from the
who
Powell
we
is
0nr
cannot
because
.Unit
A
beginning.
have
a new a p -
T.
Tanaka
are
leaves.
he
is
resigning
as
reluctant
to
cooperate
with
and
well
selected
look for
any
Tana&a
there.
by
experience
mHf
of
inter-
the
with
help
Community
the
for
other
relocation
Council.
f y
The
the
for
for
doing
Committee
to
the
and
applied
evacuees,
are
in
following
articles
should
be
^
noted
in
the
Poston
Chro-
today:
Leave
Clearance
No Tu l e
Three
Lake
Fires
Hearings
Movement
This
Week
for
Changed
Cneter
(page
1)
is
work.
Powell
have
t o come
Assistance.
at
the
which
higher,
Now, we
tzery good
27 M r s .
centers.
that
Public
resistance
a
evacuees
We
us
doing
the
Mrs.
much
to
50^,
cooperative
is
on
are
requested
tzery
cases
invitations
responses
present
of
out
interviewed.
people
that
are
deal
Block
with
workers.
at
t o be
who
sending
rate
the
pointed
nicle
for
The
I
h o w e v e r , we met
doing
has
interviews.
ha I f
do
viewers.
There
Welfare
Section
About^of
good.
are
Family
Welfare
residents
the
the
nay:
The
II,
the
in
ymt-W
About
we
workers
to
Legal
Listed
Division
(page
1)
(page
1)
CENSUS
ONE YEAR AGO
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INDEFINITE
3 687 Vote no
3,733
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Accept New Postoi
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VOL. XVIII NO, 29
C h r o n i c l e
POSTON, ARIZONA
THURSDAY,
Constitution
M A Y
LB
L944
LEAVE CLEARANCE HEARINGS
CHANGED TO LEGAL DIVISION
No Tule Lake Movement For Center Listed.... 968 Cases Here
The
May s e g r e g a t i o n
m o v e m e n t , i n w h i c h Poston is
not
included,
is
"to f a c i l i t a t e the
c l o s i n g o f Jerome., " a c c o r d i n g t o Moris Burge,
deputy
project
direc
tor,
" J e h a v e no word
w h a t s o e v e r o f when t h e
next
segregation will
t a k e p l a c e from Poston.
or
w h o r e s u c h a move
ment
would
go?"
he
aads
i t i s h o p e d t h a t tills
statement will
clarify
the . present
segregat i o n s i t u a t i o n for residents
who n a v e b e e n
making frequent mquir
jos
fit
the three unit
WORE TO ARRIVE
FROM SANTA
FE
Seven
parolees
are
scheduled to a r r i v e in
the
c e n t e r i'rom o a n t a
r'e
i.ev; L . e x i c o , t o n i g h t
t o join t h e i r families
a c c o r d i n g t o t h e Famil y welfare Section«
Those tc a r r i v e a r e :
Kami s h i g e 1 1 a h a r e , 1 1 1 0 C; Y o h e i S a k a i , 594 A, J i t s u o T a j i i \
59-»
4 B; Tsumori K a i , 316 •
3 -3,
S h i c h i j i r o Masuyuki
3D;
Otoneri
Nakano
32b 5 C
and
Torazo Tsuji
037-10-3
THREE F I R E S
T H I S WEEK I
Two
c a r l o a d s of o l d
egg
crates
b u r n e d up
at
the
poultry
farm
Tuesday
nights endan •
gering
the
brooder
houses
Ho V / o o d h o u s e ,
fire
prevention offic e r , re-oorts.
T H I S LA K H S T H H T H I R D
FIRE T H I S HHHK CAUSED
BY T H E C A R E L E S S N E S S O F
THE R E S I D E N T S .
offices
of t h e F a m i l y
V/elfare S e c t i o n
as to
when
the
"Tule Lake"
movement
from
poston
will
begin.
The f o l l o w i n g s c h e d u l e of t h e g e n e r a l segregation
transfer
m o v e m e n t s f r o m t h e various
r e l o c a t i o n centers
to
T u l e Lake i s
taken
from t h e Denson
(Jerome)
Tribune.
It
is
to
be
noted that
Top a z ,
Manz an a r
an d
P o s t o n ao not
participate „
From
Gila
R i v e r 50
and
Minidoka
00
segregees
arc scheduled
t o a r r i v e at T u l e i.ake
b y iviay 3 1 ; f r o m J e r o m e
from
000
on
May 1 2 ;
Kohwer
o 0 0 " o n May 13;
a n d r r o m h e a r t Mountain
120
on
May
20,
In
the
l a s t p h a s e of t h e
movement,
the
second
(cont
on p a g e 2 )
JOHNSON G I V E S
ADVISE
ON
OVERSEAS MAIL
-,'ith
the
change in
t h e a d d r e s s o f many n i
sei
soldiers
t o APG,
Oolio J o h n s o n , p o s t m a s ter
has I s s u e d r e g u •
l a t i o n s governing mail
to
armed f o r c e s overseas o
whenever
possible
Mro
J ohnson
adv i se s
t h e u s e oi' V - m a i 1. w h i c h
in
a d d i t i o n to saving
space,
will reach i t s
d e s t i n a t i o n sooner t h a n
ordinary letters
Parcel
post
c a n be
sent
overseas only i f
t h e s o l d i e r h a s requesfced a
particular
item,
and
is
limited
in
weight
to o l b s .
The
length
s h o u l d n o t ex(conto
on p a g e
2)
Now Completed
B e c a u s e i t is expected
that
luture leave
clearance
cases
will
b e or a more complicated
nature
involving
more
legal
questions
than
the
ones previously
handled
"leave
c l e a r a n c e m a t t e r s have
been
transferred
to
t h e l e g a l d i v i s i o n un
d e r S c o t t Rowley
project
attorney
Fred
Gkamoto,,
who
has
been
in
charge
s i n c e l a s t D e c e m b e r under t h e s u p e r v i s i o n of
J a m e s D. C r a w f o r d
re
l o c a t i o n program ol'fi
cer
will continue in
this
position
until
h i s d e p a r t u r e from the
project
next
week
Transferred
with
him
from
the
relocation
d i v i s i o n t o Room 2 7
m
t h e Ad. 3 l d g a r e t h r e e
secretaries
Amy N o t o
Kay
Nakamura
a n d Ada
Uyeda.
As
far
as the pro
cedure
of
scheduling
a nd
t r a n s:;:it t i rig
i s
concerned
no
major
c h a n g e s arc c o n t e m p l a t
e d . Gkamoto s a i d .
The
w o r k i s a b o u t hall' done
w i t h 968 cases a l r e a d y
heard
and t r a n s m i t t e d
t o V/ashington. and 600
t o 700 c a s e s r e m a i n i n g
o n h a n d _ T h e s e i n c om
plete
files
include
both
those
persons
p l a c e d on t h e s t o p l i s t
b y W a s h i n g t o n and t h o s e
who
have
applied for
expatriation
or repa
triation.
The
work ahead w i l l
be
d i f f i c u l t , Gkamoto
continued,
because
( c o n t . ori T.)age 2 )
GIRLS GLEE "CLUB
MUSICAL PROGRAM T 0 N I T E
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
MUSIC
TO PRESENT
TWILIGHT CONCERT NEXT WEEK
A T w i l i g h t C o n e e r t pf e a t u r i n g t a l e n t e d m u s i °
c i a n s a n d v o c a l i s t o f U n i t I w i l l be p r e s e n t e d
by t h e U n i t I Music Depto Wednesday
evening;,
May 2 4 r, 9 p o i a o o a t the s c h o o l auditor1ume
the
Music Depto announcedo
P o s t o n i a n s a r e cordially invited t o
attend
CUSHMAN ON
TOUR OF CITIES
Wo A U e n
CuihmanB
leave
officer,)
left
Tuesday night for Cal«
ifornia on a
six^week
tripu the letter
part
of which w i l l
includs
t h a concerto
T h e program i s as follows?
three weeks
in
the
L i e b e s t r a u m i n A b M a j o r c a 0c o c o o o o o o c o © © © C h o p i n
Cleveland district and
J u b a D a n c e o o o o o o o s o o o o o o e o o c v e o o o o o o o o f r o * .De t t
one week i n D e t r o i t *
F a n t a i s i e Impromptu i n
m© 0 p o 1 6 o o © L i s z t
Prior t o v i s i t i n g the
Miss HitsUko Kawekami
middie^eastern cities9
F r a s q u i t a © © © • o . <>«• c o o o o o o o o ^ t o c o o o o o o o o e o L e h a Mr r 0 C u s h m a n
will
r e P l u Z l C 8 t i C o c c e c o o o « s oo « o < u © £• » an a » t> o e c « • DO 1 bft
t u Sr n t o P o s t o n o n M a y
29 and w i l l
remain
Jzerdaso
.Monti
here for
three
days6
Miss Alice Tanaka
during which residents
i'hine Aloneoooooo^ecouccc,r
c ooooooooooLerbert
re«
The Y.orld i s W a i t i n g f o r t h a S u n r i s e © o o © © S e i t z who h a v e p e r s o n a l
T h e L o s t C h o r d o o o o o O O O © O O C C . COOftOOOOOCO S u l l i v ml o c a t i o n p r o b l e m s c o n ~
cerning that area
may
Harry Minami
contact him.
P o l o n a i s e C p 0 4 0 No<> 1 * , ... 0 o © o
In his
absenceo the
OOOOOOOO 0 C h o p i n
P r e l u d e 9 0 p o 2 8 N o 0 15
, .,. j * „ 0
Wednesday night
clas
4o o « o C h o p i n
C r a n d e P o l k a d e CM oi sn sc e Kr et yc ., Sou *z u©k» i * < c .o o o o B a r t l e t t o n e t i q u e t t e a n d t r e v
e l h i n t s w h i c h h e hr.
been
c o n d u c t i n g 0 wS'i
OVERSEAS MAIL
CLEARANCE^
be d i s c o n t i n u e d
unti .
(Conto From Page 1)
TRANSFERRED
future notice©
the
c e e d 15 i n o p a n d
(Conto 5'rom Page 1}
Also0 in the
futur »
iength and g i r t h
Manage
hearing board
m e m b e r s t h e Co m m u n i t y
blned
should
not
be
division
w i U
who a r e f a m i l i a r
w i t h ment
more t h a n 3 6 i n 0
h
a
n
d
l
e
s
e
l
e
c
t
i
v
e
e
erb
o
t
h
p
r
o
c
e
d
u
r
e
a
n
d
We r
D e p a r tme n t
The
v i c e m a t t e r s fl a n d eva<>
psychology
a r t
a d v i s e d t h a t h a r d can** a n e s e
cuee f
ight will
be
d i e s , fr s i t cake,,cook" f e w a n d b e c a u s a o f t h e
t
a
k
e
n
t
i
&
r
©
o
f
b
y
t
h
e
s
c
a
r
c
i
t
y
o
f
q
u
a
l
i
f
i
e
d
i e s end
t h s
l i k e c, bo
a v a cu a a p roper t y
sev e
& c l o s e d i n i n n e r box-* s e c r e t a r i e s a n d i n t e r ®
tion0 Mr0 Cushman
anThis
w i l l
s s of t i n or c a r d b o a r d . p r a t e r s o
nounces0 He has
been
probably necessitate a
and that s o f t
c a n d lies
in charge of both •
dec-re a a ® i n t h e v o l u m e
s h o u l d s o t be s e n t ,
ponsibilitiea
until
I t i s e m p h a s i z e d t&at of &fise® s c h e d u l e d f o r
the present date0
one timeoTo accomodate
fragile
articles
r©«*
those who wish to
re«
quire tight packaging
l
o
c
a
t
e
c t h e
l
e
a
v
e
c
l
e
a r ® LUCKY J O H D A N
so that they will
not
rattleo
There
should ance office i s willing,,
a
^ L u c k y Jordan^p
be e n o u g h
cushioning
Paramount picture star^
material for the
item
ring Alan Ledd0 Helen
t o
withstand
great
, In o r d e r t o
c l a r i f y Walker and Mabel Paige
.. i k o D o u b l e
heavy
t o
the miaeoneeption
on will be shown
ated
cardboard
of
evacuee® public next week©
or heavy wrapping paper the .part
that the leave
©lear«
i s suggested
for
use
Alan ladd
i s
a r o u n d the c u s h i o n i n g 9 a a o e o f f i e e i s r e a p o n ~ t h e t o u g h b u t
appeal©
being
with heavy cord
t y i n g eifcle f o r t h e i r
ing guy who
t r J i s
t o
placed ©n the stoplislb "fix^ h i s
the
whole0
Goods
draft
card
Okaaote declared
that
should not be declared
but l a inducted i n t h e
W a s h i n g t o n i s t h e sso3e
fragile
unless
Amjo
H e g o e s A 0 W0 0 0
authority
for
auch Lo9 r u m into a
are0
Fifth
placemento The purpose
Column s p y r i n g
and
The p u b l i c
i s
asi: 3 d t o make
c e r t a i n of t h e c l e a r a n c e o f f i ® a i d s i n *6heir capture©
t o
clear
such
No m o v i e w i l l
be
t h a t m a i l to s e r v i e e ® c e i s
individual®c
h e l d o n F r i d a y . M a y 26,
men o v e r s e e s b e a r s t h e
the Movie
Depto
c o r r e c t amount of pout®
Mere t o f o r e0
pereons
Johnson
re® h a v i n g
a g e c , Mro
problems
r e « elosedo
p o r t s 0 b e c a u s e of
the
garding t h e i r applica®
loss o f t i m e a n d wo;.f k
tion for leave
c l e a r ® TULE
LAKE
e n t a i l e d in c o l l e c t i n g a n c e
hawe
contacted
(Conto From Page 1}
d e f i c i e n t postageo
MTO C r a w f o r d
or
Mro group of
Jerome (160)
return a d d r e s s must be
Okamoto0
Hereafter0
a n d R o h w e r 1200) w i l l
c l e a r l y w r i t t e n 0« h o u l d
such persons are asked
join Granada (140)
i t be n e c e s s a r y f o r a n y t o
aak®
appointment gregeee
and
reach
r e a s o n t©
return
t h e
w i t h it
>wley a t t h e
their destination
on
4
mail
to
the
sen *
"»
'V
• '
-
Cx—— A COLUMN^
Hand o u t s t r e t c h e d ® ®
Level aim.
Fingers poised-An e n d l e s s g a m e ;
A loud "OuchI"
Reprimand.
Johnny shot
A r u b b e r band*
~«~Cad
In t h i s case it
was
Yoshiyuki 9 of
brimful
energy
and
mischief
who s o m e t i m e s s i t s
in
f r o n t of us
at
Sundqy
Schoolo
He w a s s h o o t ing rubber
bands
the
other
day 0
Being
a
3 S t e a c h e r we h a d
to
make h i m s t o p 0
So
we
shot one0
Yoshiyuki p
for all his
7
years,,
knew
a
crack
sho t
when he
met
one o
So
he
gave
us
all
his
r u b b e r s w i t h our pro ®
mise t o
s h o o t t h e supervisor
who
walked
u p a n d down t h e a i s l e s
like
a
cop
on
his
beatp
next
Sunday0
As m u c h a s
we
dread
n e x t S u n d a y o we g u e s s
we
s h a l l have
to attend s
with
our
fingers crossed
and
our
toes gnarled0
0°0°0
V I S I T O R S WHO
oooCome
into
Poston
tell
us
that
on t h e
outside they can
spot
a P o s t o n or
Gila g i r l
r i g h t off the
b a t bec a u s e of t h e c o l o r
of
her skin0
But we
say
nix
on
the "anaemic"
type0
What's lovelia?
to
look
at than
a
heeLthy
golden
tan9
t h e p r i d e of
summertime?
DOWN SOUTH
o.diear
Camp
Shelby&
t h e boys t o l d us
that
a
young
Foston
Mrs©
i n her f i r s t
days
of
residence there sport®
to
keep
ed a parasol
the
sun
away0
After
t h e y t o l d h e r t h a t on®
T,
ly
the
Kuro®chans*
went a r o u n d w i t h
such
r i g g i n g s ^ she p r o m p t l y
discarded said parasol
for
the
rest
of her
days o
a. ••
^
„_.„,„.
D. FUKUNAGA
BLAZE
RESIGNS
BACHELORS ABODE
POST
With the r e s i g n a t i o n
o f Dick I c h i r o Fukunaga a s manager of b l o c k
227 9
Isemu
Isomoto0
b l o c k c l e r k 9 was named
as successorc
Isomotop
a
well«>
known f i g u r e i n a c t i v i ®
ties
of
the
younger
set and a t h l e t i c
cir®
c l e s 0 has the d i s t i n c ®
tion
of
being
the
youngest block manager
in the unite
A blaze which
razed
the
entire
outer wsl
of
apartment
4°B 9
bachelor
quarters
in
b l o c k 227 9 a r o u s e d t h e
Unit r e s i d e n t s
around
4 o ' c l o c k l e s t Monday
8fternoon0
The f i r e w h i c h
originated
from a light*
e d c i g a r e t t e t o s s e d int o t h e r u b b i s h b o x was
quickly brought
under
control *
OBSERVE M O T H E R ' S
IN UNIQUE
DAMAGES
FORMS
DAY
SUNDAY
W i t h " M o t h e r ' s Day* a s
i n s p i r a t i o n f o r many
p a r t i e s and
affairs s
mothers
t h r o u g h t > u t the
u n i t were f e t e d
by
various
groups
over
were
Girl
Scouts
weekend
active in
blocks
2 1 9
and
222
when
they
G I NNY SIMMS
t h e
made
merry
with
b l o c k m o t h e r s i n fch*
SENDS
WIRE
Ginny Simmss p o p u l a r
s t a r of s c r e e n and r a °
dio
who
was
t o have
been a
guest
speaker
at the Poston I I
High
School
Commencement
Exercises9
t h i s week
s e n t f r o m New Y o r k t h e
following wire
t o Mr0
Robert
Wells„ senior
advisor:
"Dear Mr0 W e l l s :
Y o u r t e l e g r a m o f May
24th
has
just
been
brought to
my
atten®
tion0
I regret I will
n o t be a b l e t o
accept
y o u r most g r a c i o u s i n vitation*
Please
extend
my
sincere wishes for sue
c e s s and h a p p i n e s s
to
the
graduating
class
of
Poston
II
High
Schoolc
Thanks
again
for
your i n v i t a t i o n 9
and
Best o? e v e r y t h i n g
/ s / G i n n y S i runs
TO MEET
THURSDAYS
The
reguler
Friday
n i g h t Drawing
Classes
u n d e r Gus N a k a g a w a a n d
Harry
Yoshizumi
will
m e e t on T h u r s d a y s •
respective
k i t c h e n
socialso
209
girls
held
a
tea for t h e i r mothers0
Girls
of
215, 2219
and
213
were
cookss
kitchen
helps,
wajtr e s s e s 9 and
dishwashe r s Sunday
when
they
took
the
places
of
t h e mothers
who
work
i n the dining halls<
Other blocks
honor'
ing the
mothers
were
226p
227 9
214 j 211p
229 p 20? and 208o
TO
AND
FROM
On i n d e f i n i t e l e a v e s
Tuesday
were
Mro a n d
Mrs o ^ - a n t o k u N a k a s h : . y
d a u g h t e r s L o u i s e j, L o i s
and
Grace8
and
son
F r a n k j, Pav<*tte 0
Idaho;
J i m A r i k i f D e n v e r 5 To®
bias
Imotog
George
Sho j i s F r e d
Yasukawa 9
N o r t h iiastp Penna0
Short®termers
were
Oichi
Hashimoto
and
M i d o r i F u k u d a 9D e n v e r ,
Coloradoo
Visitors
returning
w e r e R o b e r t Aki
Yama®
moto9
Chicago;
Roku®
t a r o Yamamoto, Amache«
THURSDAY
^^POSTON
•1Z—J» • tin t •' • • f-'l I f t II' tul'ti nit B3
CCvOTZ
Tf<rtP3
L A I D AT
POULTRY FARM
Recently,, coyotes of
various
types
have
been m e n a c i n g t h e poult r y farm and
quite a
few chiokens have been
missingo
So
TeraOj,
poultry division head*
warned
the
residents
not
t o prowl
around
the poultry farm during nights
as ooyote
traps have been set a t
various
places0
This
division will
not be
responsible
for
any
injuries
sustained
from these traps0
Also a report of the
arrival of 3^500 month
old u'hite leghorn pullets
at
the
poultry
farm was releasedo
F'RST A I 0
CLASSES STARTS
a g i s t e r immediately
for
First
Aid„ swimming^ or
l i f e
guard
classes
which
ar e
scheduled t o begin May
22 a n d end o n J u n e 3 r d
at Red Cross Officeo
Swimming
and
l i f e
guard
courses will be
given during day time
while f i r s t aid classes will be held during
evening hours0
An
instructor
from
San Francisco
i s expected here
t o
give
the trainingo
"JAMAZ0N0"
SOCIAL A H I T
Close to two hundred
young people
enjoyed
the gay "J^mazono" social held by the Young
Buddhist a t 322 Dining
Hall
last
Saturday
nightn May 130 Tom Ta~
naka served a s masterof c e r e m o n i e s 0
Presidents
of
the
block YBA a r e a s f o l lows? 305—Masaru Sai^
ta, 306—Noboru Mltsuoka,
307—Harry Kuranaga9 308--Frank Fujim o t o 23 0 9 ~ ~ G e o r g e Y a d a ,
316~-Masaru CkinoD 31?
—Tom Sakata9 318—Kiyoshi Kawamoto: 325—
Hisako Kamikawa, 326327—Iviiyoko
Katanop
330< - B e n H o n d a 9
III
^
^
[
MAY 1 8 ,
I'-v %
TERAO NEW
POULTRY HEAD
AT U N I T
III
TAKE I CHI MIYATA
Shinichiro Terao r e placed Masao Okamur a
as new poultry head of
Unit Ilia
Vacancy l e f t by Toru
9
Ikeda s resignation as
Block Manager of Blk0
307 was f i l l e d b y Minora
Arikawa0
Toru
has
served
as
307cs
block
manager
ever
s i n c e h i s a r r i v a l here.
His resignation leaves
Jay Nishida, now a su°
pervisor^-he lone Blk0
Manager
staff who has
served
from the very
beginningo
Hisao
Yebisu
was
named councilman f r o m
316p succeeding Minora
Yamada who
has
l e f t
for Idahoo
Another new council
man2 Kiyuji Aizumi r e placed K0
Iguchi from
Block 329q .
Takeichi
Miyata
of
3 0 7 c, l o n g t i m e s u p e r visor o f U n i t I I I Community Enterprise0 has
relocated
to New York
last
Tuesday eveningo
He w a s a c c o m p a n i e d b y
his wife and daughter,,
Terukoo
Y0 F u k u t o m e
of 306
will temporarily serve
as
supervisor of Unit
III,
MOTHERS FETED
AT P A R T I E S
r Phylisiuns
the most
active
g i r l s club i n
this
unitc
honored
t h e i r m o t h e r s a t a successful
Mother's
Day
party a t
3249 Sunday
evening,
prizes
G a m e s r, w i t h
entertainmentj, and refreshments were enjoyed b y a l l who attended•
Serving o n the committee weres Foo KaramotOoGeneral chairmans
Midori Koba^entertainmentg
Meggie
Hatada^
refreshmento
Besides
the
party,
the Phylisiuns are doing a good deed for
the mothers by taking
over the waitress job
at 324 mess for 3 wksD
DEBS A L S O HONOR
Sigma D e b s r318 g i r l s
clubp
also
honored
their mothers
a t
a
h i g h l y svcc:.:seful r a r t y
on F r i d a y e v e n i n g at.
318 mess h a l l o
Beautiful
corsages
were given t o the mothers
and
they
were
entertained with games
and programs o f songs
and odoriso
Teruko Sfcimizu s e r v ^enera\
^hair-
RELOCATES
IN EAST
PIANO RECITAL
WELL ATTENDED
Nearly one
hundred
people enjoyed an evening of good piano mus i c l a s t F r i d a y eveniiqg
at 306 Reco Hall when
RosSe T a k a h a s h l p r e s e n t ed her sixteen pupils0
Those who
partici^
pated
i n the program
weres Aiko Tsuchiyamaj,
Yoko Kawasaki^Margaret
and Dorothy Takahashi,
Teruko Nakamura; Masa~
ko K a w a m o t o 0B e t t y 0 t a P
Naomi
Nishida, Kikuko
KawasakiP Satoico Yama~
shitaD Clara
Amino,
Grace Hiratsukap Chi=
zuko Fukutomen Sachiko
Saitoc
Shizuko Ozaki0
Mariko Kawaguchlo
COMING
EVENTS
Thursdayo May 18?
Regular movie a t PSG
"Five Graves to Cairo"
318 v s 0 309 "A"
308 vso ST? "A"
323 vso 316 "A"
3 2 8 v s o 3 0 8 WA A "
Fridayc May 19?
3 2 2 v s o 3 3 0 WA A "
VSo 3 0 7 MA A "
VSo 3 0 8 " A n
PTA M o t h e P s D a y p r o gram at Mess
3240
A l l M o t h e r 9s welcome0
"Back-Bay
Shuffle"
at 329 by Aztec0 300
a a coupleo
M
manc
She was assisted
by Mitzi Masukawa, r e
freshifcent s Miyako Sen
saki and Misao Nakamu
r a 0g a m e s j H a r u y e K o g a ,
entertainment^ Matsuko
Nakamura 5c o r s a g e s ; K i yoko Nakamura. i n v i t a tionQ
Aiko
Sasaki2
president,spoke i n beh a l f of t h e club,,
(Thur'J / / i ^ r . j g
may 13
at
-- (19)
T a o was
captured
2 : 3 0 P . M.
today
Security.
(Cf:
nologically
1.
Harper
subpoena
pear
as
in
precaution
his
trial
by
May
Charles A.
15,
page
on May
the
13.
Block
Tao
disturbance
of
reported
find
Tao
i n Qamp.
He
that
Tao
had
3.
Harper
left
i n £he
cause
without
center
asked
'the
to
at
the
been
for
leave
Harper
to
and
serve
by Endo
Harper
on May
that
he
he
Tao)
a
t o ap-
took
15,
could
had
this
when
not
obtained
sometime.
information
name
by
chro-
set.
information
the
official
of
this
permit
from his
confi-
confidant.)
on May 2 a n d
that
he
was
present.
15 H a r p e r
for
court
to Harper
obtained
reveal
in
Internal
recorded
failure
case,
Poston
of
Kawaguchi,
the
had
from Poston
b u s y and
refused
On May
O i i - i and
conveyed
absent
got
Poston
Gila
4.
been
of
appearance
back
is
infromation
James
peace
to
chief
case
18 d i s h - t h r o w i n g
of
back
the
The
from
Because
Kaaaguchi
Tao
etc.)
assistant,
his
t o demand
(Harper
1;
brought
Harper,
sent
2.
dant
a n d was
(compiled
in
for
Gila
follows:
to Tao
court
at
appeared
postponement
defendant
was
not
before
of
the
within
the
the
trial
Judicial
until
Commission
June
.jur i s d i c a t i o n
16,
of
be-
t h e Com-
mission . "
5.
back
in
Harper
Poston
met
b y May
waiter* u n t i l
6.
He
had
7.
in
the
advised
8.
Nishimoto,
Harper
scheduled
Harper
19 a n d
his
return.
had
planned
to
leave
conferred
any
told
to
go
agreed
a£ter
matter
Tao would
against
t o do
to Tuscon
right
the
him that
action^ taken
Haprer
here
on
who
him
should
so.
on a b u s i n e s s
t h e Tao
with
be
Mills
trip.
trial.
and
Burge
afternoon
Harper
On May
o f May 1 5 .
The D i r e c t o r and t h e D e u p t y D i r e c t o r
u
w
t o p i c k T a o u p a t G i l a on h i s way t o T u s c o n .
16 H a r p e r
visited
Gila
and
notified
the
authorities
I AY 18 - to
"pick'
it
did
day,
more
t o be
the
that
^Poston
the
rigid.
T h e M.
P.'s
to
been
10.
lost
to
leave
to
his
attendant
attendant
he
not
produce
questioned
About
secutor.
Poston
kept
were
^oris
the
thrown
Mills
the
into
in
acted
the
as
formerly
Harper,
The
P.
station
passing
Tao(s
evacuee
could
not
on
the
became
through
name
had
acted
defiant
.
Elmer
into
solitary
the
Those
the
if
to
the
the
station.
Florence
to
County
two d a y s
they
garbage
the
Tao
;jail
can
guard,
tank. '
Scot
an
arraignment
How l e y a s
violation'of
of
present
Yamamoto,
permit
the FBI
garbage
the
office
and
case
said
Meanwhile,
F0r
the
He
in
Tao
them in
the
19.
it
a
asked
him the
notify
to
threw
for
ob-
extensively.
I
judge
give
t o o k Tao
eat
Director's
to
card.
himself.
in and
staff
to
Gila
attendant
between
transferred
the
at
registration
couldn't
the
regulation
back.
Office
identify
charged
Nobuyoslfei T a o
Burge,
I
So
it.
way
card.
8 A . M . , © * May
1
?
his
evacuee
he
ca.lled
until
jail,
Tuscon
threatened
to
he was
said.
4 : 3 0 P.M.
Tao was
vs.
the
brought
almost
against
Authority
in
end
something
4 : 3 0 P.M.
t o m e , r ' T ao
Duncan
the
Caucasian
brought
heljf.
in
the
for
t h e M.
followed
by
to
At
argument
were
refused
they
^n
notified
left
on
Leave
said
guards
he was
eat
the
service
The
Security
visited
selective
The
12.
at
It
becuase
station.
center.
office.
' ' I was
in
every
the
center,
time
required
leave
the
every
surveillance
17 T a o
it.
where
drop
the
had
Jail,
he fcou Id
do a n y t h i n g ,
Harper
to
he
11.
out.
not
camp.
submitted
produce
He was
look
in
identification
him to
Internal
located
an
permit
could
could
produce
On May
his
police
h e was
At
already
and
Gila
on
promising
station
tain
The
know w h e r e
Office
9.
the
him up.
not
Leave
same
(19)
and
"The War
in
the
Pro-
leaving
Relocation
closed
Richard
the
was
heraing
Nishimoto.
MY 19 - -
that
13.
Tao
the
sentence
14.
T a o was
not
allowed
Harper,
who
took
the
o f AWOL
in
remanded
the
boy
in
to
entered
plea
would
Similar
cases
1.
brother
The
eijlilfci'
in
early
thirty
high
summer
be
of
guilty.
pronounced
to
The
Director
announced
tomorrow morning
return
to
dfefendatot
his
to
at
10 A .
apartment.
the
Parker
He
jail
M.
was
for
Angeles
in
the
agents^
FBI
of
the
school
in
the
past
secretary
or
1942.
just
to John
out
He was
were
of
Evans
high
caught
( a
school)
and
young
ran
placedjon
away
probation
days.
boy and
I
a
night.
the
for
(3)
the
\
girl
Spring
Wo
of
of
a mixed
1943.
punishment
marriage
They w e r e
was
meted
ran
caught
away
in
to
the
out
th
them as
part
of
1943.
Phoenix
jail.
Los
city
far
by
as
know.
3.
caught
An
near
Issei
Parker
ran
and
away
was
in
the
taken
early
to
w m /
the
mm
He w a s
VISIT
THE
AUDITORIUM
Today & Tomorrow
XVIII
NO.
30
POSTON,
SATURDAY,
ARIZONA
SECOND GROUP
AGO
TEMPERATURE
Cfjrontcle
Exhibit at the
VOL.
ONE YEAR
m]t
HANDICRAFT
REACHED
LOW
MAY
'00
48
20,
1944
OF INDUCTEES
TO BE SWORN IN
TOMORROW
ARMY TEAM TO CONDUCT
Fire Alarm Boxes
THIRD PRE-1NDUCTION EXAMS
Completed in Units II, ill
Completion
of
the
fire
reporting
tele
phone
system
at U n i t s
I I and I I I h a s b e e n an
nounced
by
Arthur
ii„
Chisholm.,
chief
telephone foreman
who a l s o
advises
t h a t i n Unit I
a n o t h e r w e e k will be n e
c e s s a r y before i n s t a l l a t i o n is finished
Project r e s i d e n t s are
reminded
that the f i r e
p h o n e s a r e for e m e r g e n c y
purposes
o n l y and c a n
not
be
connected
to
other
phones
or
used
for
any
other purpose
a n d s h o u l d be l e f t a l o n e
u n t i l needed
The r e m i n d e r i s i s s u e d
because
numerous c a s e s
have
been
r e p o r t e d of
children
and
possibly
others
lifting
these
phone
receivers
and
hanging
up
when
the
operator
has answered
Often
the improper re
placement of t h e r e c e i v
er
has c a u s e d a perma
nent
signal
on
the
board.
T h i s h a s necessitated
the o p e r a t o r ' s
plugging
out t h a t p a r
ticular
line.,
putting
one
or
more b o x e s out
of s e r v i c e
u n t i l a re™
pairman
c a n be s e n t t o
c l e a r the t r o u b l e , •
ARMY
MEN
Tomorrow t h e P h o e n i x
army m e d i c a l t e a m w i l l
conduct ,pre i n d u c t i o n
physicals
1'or 1 3 ? men
and
swear
30
others
into
t h e ' E n l i s t e d Re •
serve
Corps
at
the
project
hospital„
11 3
Mlnoru Shigema
tsu
60 11 C,
Miuki
Fujii
2 1 b 1 2 A0 T a k e
shi Joe Kiyohara
227
9
Minoru
Hatada
C h a r l e y Shi323 6 B3
kanosuke
Torio..
330
The
-.137 make u p t h e
t h i r d g r o u p t o be m a s s
examined
w h i l e t h e 30
will
be
the f i r s t
to
be
inducted
on
the
project,
p r e v i o u s inductees
have been t a k e n
t o Phoenix
Following
are
the
names
of
those
who
have
b e e n n o t i f i e d of
their induction:
Kiyoshi Kubotsu
14
No v i s i t o r s
will
be
p e r m i t t e d at the
Poston
G e n e r a l Hosp i t a l J tomorrow8 ae cording
to hospital
authorities,
EXHIBIT
TODAY
Exhibit
of
handi-'
craft
made
under the
direction
o f t h e Education
D e p t . , a n d Com
munity
Activitiesw i l l be e x h i b i t e d t h i s
afternoon
and a l l d a y
tomorrow at the school
auditorium
according
t o the
C A., , s p o n s o r s
o f the e x h i b i t .
As many v a l u a b l e ob
jects
w i l l be o n d i s
play
visitors
are
asked
t o c o o p e r a t e by
keeping their
hands
o f f of t h e a r t i c l e s o
TO CEASE A C C E P T I N G
F0 R L I MI TED S E R V I C E
Word
f r o m S g t . R .. h
P o r t e r o f p h o e n i x ^agtys
that
the
Array
will
cease
accepting limit .
ed
service
men
after
June 1
It is a l s o announced"
that
men 26 2 9 m u s t b e
necessary
employees In
essential
activity
if
they
are
t o be c o n s i
dered for
deferment
while
men
30 38 must
be e n g a g e d i n a c t i v i t y
i n support of n a t i o n a l
interest
Anyone
over
3 0 may
request
his
board to
reconsider his classi
fication
under provi
sions of Part 4
paragraph 2
of
new l o c a l
board
memorandum 115
a s a m e n d e d o n May 1 2
o D K i y o s h i ftakamura
329"10 3
Tommy
Takeshi
Tsu
chiyama,
54 1 0 C 9 3u
sumu
Witta
216-12 a.
Frank
Haruo Maruyama.
3 1 6 9 -D,
Isamu K i n j o
59 5 A,
To s h i o
Ivlasu
shige
4 2 8 D3 G e o r g e
Inouye
'.Vashington
31? 6 A
- Kow I t o
4 2 D,K.azuo
Oda
4 4
Thomas D a
ihachi
Mukai . 3 2 3
G e o r g e I s h i d a . I'±
3 j
3 -Aj K e n I s h i k a w a
3
2 3 , H e n r y T o m i o Kubo
46 10 C
Setsuo
Rai
13- 1 2 A
Iharles Ichl
r o Oki., 1 3 1 0 A , H i s a o
H a r r y l i a s u d a . 4 4 Co
Don K a z u o Doi
54 5
C -2, Tsutomu F u t a
42
Kaoru
Kamechi
9 Bs
42 3 B9
K a s u o Sugiino
to
19 11 A ,
Charles
Isao
Yagi,
222 12 B,
Masao
a d a 3 2 1 3 1 0 D,
Mitsugi
S t o j 209 5 3 ,
and H a r u j i Akimoto
5
9 C
This l i s t
i s of
yesterday,
SUN[5A¥
SPEAKER
Rev
Rowland
Harker
w i l l be t h e s p e a k e r at
t h e YP
s e r v i c e of the
Poston
1
Christian
Church
to
be h e l d at
Rec..
44
tomorrow
at
8130 p.m.
F03TON CHRONICLE
SATURDAY
III
S T . 3H I ft RAN ! S
BIRTHDAY
C E L E B R A T I O N TO BE 03SERVED
Commemorating t h e b i r t h d a y
of Sto
Shinran,
f o u n d e r of Shin Sect in Buddhism, the Buddhist
Jhurch will sponsor
an i n s p i r i n g o u t d o o r s e r °
v i c e and e n t e r t a i n m e n t a t P o s t o n Square Garden
S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g f r o m 8 ; 3 0 p 0m0
The s e r v i c e
w i l l be
"SPRING F E V E R "
c h a i r e d by So M i y a m o t o
Sakow a s
w i t h Revo S 0
M R V
»Url Y
ON
t 7
speaker.
The m u c h a w a i t e d s e The
program
which
nior play
was p o s t p o n e d
due
to
*Spring Fe°
ver"
will
bad
weather
at
liana
open
its
curtains
ivlatsuri
w i l l be g i v e n
on
kay
27,
one
week
for entertainmento
It
later
than
scheduled
wHJ
be
performed
by
at
t h e nev/
partly
S u n d a y S c h o o l , YBA a n d
constructed
n n n a Male
F u j inofe
school auditorium.,
studentso
I c h i r o OkaD i r e c t e d by Mr o 01da w i l l emcee t h e prosen,
the
following
gram .
p u n i l s of P a r k e r
Valley
High
will
take
Sunday
School
and
part
adult
services
w 11]
h a v e v a c a t i o n this SunDei
O z a w a - - H ov; a r d
day*
However,
Yo p 0
Br e nt , I d y o I s f c i d a - - E d
service
will
be h e l d
Burns, V.alter Fujimoto
a s u s u a l at 322 „
--Vic
• e w i s , iSdyth H i rase--Lou Harren,Sachi
MUSIC HOUR
Harada--M s 0S p r a n g l e r ,
3 m i l y Kuwada«-Ann Purv
3L--.TE3 SUN DA
c e l l , Grace
Kushino-James
Vivian
Georges
H e l a x end
l i s t e n to
Tajiri"-Jerry Furcell,
the
Twilight
Sacred
Shigako
Ogata""Phoebe
Hour
under the
Music
Puree 11s A l i c e Ozeki-summer s k i e s on .Sunday,
from
8 '» 3 0
a t Mende C o r e y 9 B i l l V e t May 2 1
t e r - - P r o f o V i r g i l Bean,
Garden.
Poston Square
^ikira
Takeshi ta«»Dr.
s o l o s j and inChoir j
Dixonc
numbers
strumental
T i c k e t s a r e available
w i l l be f e a t u r e d .
at high
school office
everyone is cordial(adobe)
or
from
any
ly invited
to
attend
senior student at 25^0
a n e v e n i n g of b e a u t i f u l
Don't miss
this hiand i n s p i r a t i o n a l
mul a r i o u s comedy'
sic
sponsored
by t h e
C h r i s t i a n young p e o p l e
of t h i s u n i t .
3 I o iV ESS HALL
CONSERVE VATER
WARNING ISSUED
Administrator
tfumino
r e q u e s t e d the r e s i dents to take i t
easy
on t h e w a t e r s u p p l y a t
t h e r e g u l a r B l o c k Mana g e r s ' m e e t i n g h e l d on
May 16o
At p r e s e n t
223 g a l lons
per
person
-ner
d a y a r e b e i n g u s e d 2nd
it
is
entirely
too
much f o r t h e d i s p o s a l s
t o t a k e . i t w a s announced.
iv.on* May 2 2 : S o f t b a l l
309 vsc 3 1 7
3 0 8 vs e 3 1 6
306 vs o 330
,f
AAn
307
vso
328
3 E A T I F LED
Perhaps
316
i s now
the
most
beautiful
mess as i t
received a
c o a t of w h i t e a n d p a l e
blue paint
t o dispel the
barn-like
atmosphere.
The c r e p e p a p e r
decorations
stands
out
l o v e l i e r than e v e r
on
the pale
blue
background .
The p a i n t
e d by K o z a w a ,
ex-chof
t h r o u g h saving of m i l k
couponso
The p a i n t i n g
w a s d o n e by 3 1 6
"AA"
8nd "A" s o f t b a l l t e a m .
SOFTBALL SCORES
328 d e f 0
306 d e f
316,
309..
7-3
5-2
MAY 2 0 ,
1944
3 0 L - 3 3 0 TEAMS
TIE
4-4
Before
t h i s seasons
largest
turnout
of
spectators,
the
crucial
games
in
s o f t b a l l l e a g u e between
30.8-330
were
played
l a s t T u e s d a y at Yankee
Stadium.
The e x c i t i n g c o n t e s t ailed in 4 - 4 deadlock after playing
one e x t r a
The
game w a s
inningo
f e a t u r e d b y g o o d pitchi n g s f i e l d i n g and batt i n g , with
the
score
see-sawing
back
and
forth,
neither
team
holding
s p e c i a l adventage .
308 t o o k t h e i n i t i a tive s
commanding
a 3
r u n l e a d by s c o r i n g i n
t h e e a r l y i n n i n g s 0 330
came o u t s t r o n g t o t i e
t h e s c o r e 3 ~ 3 by s c o r ing during
the middle
stacre
of
the
s^ame.
Then i n t h e 6 t h i n n i n g
Fukumura nut
309 team
ahead,
4 - 3 by h i t t i n g
330
came
a. home r u n c
back in
the
l a s t inning
with
determinat i o n to nut
on a
big
rally
to
fill
the
baseso
However
they
managed
to score j u s t
o n e r u n t o t i e t h e game*
Another
inning
was
played
with
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