ar~-
\a
to hit the  issued  in a  single day.
reached a new During  bhe period between
The  ur
open  road
high Monday when 22 eva- Jan.31 to Feb.7 inclusive,
cuees received their"walk«* a total  of 93 indefinite
ing papers,"commonly known leaves  have been  granted
as! indefinite.leaves,stated and  if this  present pace
Mar i o Vec chio,■ relooat ion
advisor.
This • sets a new record
for number of indefinites
A'
continues  t h e
February will b<
est on record,
Vecchio*
month of
the high-
disclosed
KJfOOEl SPEAKS TO
STUDK-.Kill'5 OW D&AFT
Walter o .enoclol, Aalec-
tive Service officer,spoke
to 100 high schoo 1 boys ,
who are 17 years or over,
yes herday afternoon at the
high school, according- to
Herbert 'Ma It her, principal •
Knodel discussed the various
phases pertaining to rein-
stitutionof Selective Ser»
vice, for nisei.
I ma~A .*5iSr
bew* /   ■ A
7.V
Vol..II,-No. 28
Amache, Colorado
February 9, 1944
VJf
JVACUEtrour TISJ SET FOR MARCH 15
The recent relocation
team of Boston's Roger F.
Clapp and Peoria's Milton
C . Geuther, who v i s i ted
this center for two weeks,
were anything but a team
or -friends on. a subject of
resettlement when it caeie
to one very interesting
incident»
Clapp lays claim to
being the first relocation
officer to persuade a quadruped "evacuee" take out
an "indefinite" leave and
resettle in staid ol' boston. While Geuther tried
his best to convince this
'evacuee"en route
Japanese-Am eric an youth s,
who are high, school graduates and between the ages
of 17 and 22 years, will
bo eligible to take the
third Army Specialized Training and Favy College program V-12 on March 15 at
the local high school, an-
"MARCH OF DIMES0'
i
ngland area to take
special
to Fear
advantage of better relocation opportunities in the
Peoria areaA But it seems
Clapp thoroughly sold this
pai*ty oh Boston and nothing
Geuther said had any effect
so the Poorian had to be
satisfied by grabbing off
several fleas off this relocate e' s ba c k an d g i ve
them a fresh start in Peoria* At least Geuther "re-
 continued on page 3	
SHOWS * 2*2.2%
.Monday's f i nan c i a1 report on "March of Dimes"
c a mp a i g n s p o n s o r e d by va r i -
ous c e nt -a r or pan i z at i on s
totaled $212»25, according
to A. Ray Johnson, chief
of community management.
Loading bhe entire center
by a \aidc margin is the-
community activities division with $81.09;- the
secondary and elementary
schools contributed 735 and-
131.G 3 res pec t ive1y.
'The -drive is not completed as the Aaache Fays'
club is expected to contribute the proceeds fr o m
its dance this week.
FOit PHE-INDUCTION PHYSICAL
.To Frank Suyekicei Fuii-
wara, 12G-9A, formerly of
Lcng_Beach, Calif,, goes
the honor of being the first
Amachean .to report to the
cent')r Se lective So r vie e
office regarding pre-induc-
t ion phy s i c a 1 examine, t i on,
ac% ording to Walter J.Knodel, local representative
of Selective Service board
no, 3b at Lamar, Colo.
Fo 11 owing Misrecl,assifi-
c at i on notice,Fuj iwara wa s
not if ied to take hi s physi-
cal examination tomorrow
morning(Fob. 10),6:50 a.m.
at his Long Reach induction station. Because of
the complications involved
due to distance he has filled out a special application requesting a transfer
 cont inued on pag e 3	
nounced Miss Grace Lewis,
vocational advisor, Monday.
Interested persons must
register by this Friday
at the high school office.
Those passing bhe test will
be eligible to train'in
any college at government
expense for special braining to provide technicians
and specialists for the
armed forces.AS'JP trainees
may be placed in the following branches of service:
a oronaut i c a1,mod i ca1, foreign language,military intelligence, veterinary or
c orrimun ic at ion.
Two-hour best is divided
into three sections: (l)
knowledge of meaning and
use- of words;(2)scientific
matters of general infor-
mat i on, a nd (3) mat hemat i c s ..
Taking this test, does
not constitute enlistment,
although after becoming a
trainee he ,will be in army
uniform and receive army
pay.
CONSTRUCTION Of
OFfICE UNDERWAY
Additional office space
will so on be available
apon completion of the new-
building just north of the
administration area, according to William 3. Wroth,
senior engineer, Monday.
A crew of eight men is
busy in- fitting the prefabricated sections t o-
gether, and the building"
is' expected to be completed
sometime next month.
The material used for this
20..' x 100' structure was
obtained from the Maneos
CCC camp.