El Joaquin, vol. 1, no. 2 (June 3, 1942)

eceetnenaeien tenia etna

This is Edmund B. Levy, de; Director

of Service Division, ase 30, born in

Portland, Oregon and educated in Sacra-

mento Junior College and University of

Celifornia. Fis hore. is in Sacramento

where his wife is now Living.

Mr. Levy was at the opening of Man-

zanor and said it was e" very interest-

ing experience, : :

CENTER TALENTS _ =

PRESENT PROGRAM

The famous Josquint s - MYARTETY. "SHOW"

is to be held on this; Seturday after--

noon from cent q'clock.. `The first station

to station broadcast will be emceed by

Koichi hl and Mr. HM. Nakemurs: from

atop the er populgr outdoor theetre

of the: a "overlooxing (c) the |"

ete ee Thoreughbred Boulevard..

The gale cest of twenty strong, com~

`posed of the world's `beaptiful JSeminine

artists and. handsome. = ag direct from -

Follywood, promiges -thred=star" en .

tertsinment, (For a reserved seat,.

bring your own chair.) The program.

Will be as follows;

"Variety Show" -

1. Harmonica Solo: kK, Hombo--

"Nagare no Ukigusa"" ~

"Shina no Yoru"

euro. Guiter Solo: Jack" Sawada,. accom=~_

penied by Yumi Sato

Vocel Solo:

"Blue Hawaii"

"a. Announcement by Mr. Ohashi

4, Shawisen selections:

Kiyotske, Chisato

-"Giznko.Inemasu,

chi ed Yakito Keto.

S. VeGe. Sef:

panied by Toxie Jn zuye

contimed on page 3)

Nishioka,

Sahoals +)

3 Delie

~~ ong gauples, eside- from the

wili be.

the decors

blue." predouinsting.

announced

"June 2 end" until further notice.

Cul an Panthgrs

Shizuko. Yemague |

lonry Fujii, accom--- p.u.,

ro OL OM. AS. we

wr. Ered Lis' whee Miz. . Leroy Nichols, -

principcis of tae Stockton and Lodi High -

aspactively will present "$he:

diplores to 82 seniors.in the grandstend

this Fridsy arternoon at 2:50 p.m. The

36 would-be gr duetes. from Stockton and.

44 from Lodi wiii be later honored at the |

Senior Whing Fridey evening from 7 Dette:

at the "Sducetional Exhibit Hall.

* Joe Kubota, general bie kai. "ae the

commencenent exercises, and Miss Lliza-

beth Hurbarger of the Stockton High

Sthool feculty . releesed the following

preps:

Ls Introductory Speeches. reererureors

=; Edrund B, Levy, Jr. : es

Re Violin Seloctionyerccrenemeneeye'

Ros Ara Iweta :

ae Cormr.ene ex ent SpeakerSacccveasvces

a3 ee "way `iu (Lodi)

aero Unino (Stockton) -

4. Awerd of Eomesh. se

5. Presentetion of DIpLOLase.e.geser"

7 Mr. Fred Ellis of Stockton. High

Lir...Leroy Nichols of Lodi High"

"760 OCS i Sel ection, ec eor eo ese we `toe oe

HRenry Fujsi `

Accoupenied by Tokie Inouye!"

a `Student RG SPONSE ee wae oes. oeerneccer

Fred istsai :

Pes S.. Ade: UShery ees yes ee eec eee na wes ge and

Stockton "Blue cnd.White0x2122

odd "Alin Meter"

There will be rehearsal Wednesday. at

Arrangewxcnts for the caps and

gowns have been completed,

_ according to the dance- committee, -

seniors,

e@llowed to gttemd-the Senior

Fling. The l 4*s willbe ircharge of

tious with the Stocktan and

Lodi sehsol cGolors = red, .-white and

DAILY ROLL CALL.

NOT A_CURFEW

ir. Nundell,.

yesterday that

e Center Mana ger,

effective

there

will be a-Caily roll.call of the center.

Miyake. 6 wags stressed that -bhe newtrder was

not a curtew, "but cent genirsi check-up

of 211 perscus. and representative of

"each Dlook whli @ai1 at 6 6 .m. add 9

end no person -encapt those - on

night duty sust be absent.

a

EL JOAQUIN

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1942

EDITORIAL STAFF

EDITOR".sseesesssevceees Takeshi Kubota

ACTING ASSO. EDITOR, oss vaca' Barry Saiki

NEWS EDITORseeccccccececace Patti Okura

FEATURE EDITORS oe wes oees Mary Yamashita

SOCIETY EDTTORsese 7eeged Misao Hiramoto

SPORTS EDITTORe eccccsvcceses Fred Oshima

RECREATIONAL EDITOR..e4. Teri Tsunekawa

ART EDITOR: "seve teseess George Akimoto

ASS'T ART EDITOR.-.c-ee Hiroki Mizushima

BUSINESS MANAGER. seoessee Bob Takahashi

CIRCULATION MANAGER,eeeeee Sam Funamura

TYPISTSeeees Mae Ouye, Lorayne Sugimoto |

Toshiko Oga, Sumiye Hiramoto

MINEO. OPERATOR. @Shodoteose Ray Sugimoto

REPORTERSesecees Jim Doi, Jane Okazaki,

Sakiko Kato, George Kaneda,

Junior Kasa, Susum Hasegawa

et

.., this:

"WHY DON'T WE DO

THESE MORE OFTEN ?"

The other evening I sat in ona re-

hearsal of the talent show--composed of

pianists, singers, and instrumentalists

people with talents of all kinds. All

of them were interested in the idea of

entertaining and pleasing the public,

Of course, the staff and the gener-

ous contributors of El Joaquin are

working industriously to do their share

as servants of communication in behalf

of the whole center.

For example, Boy Scouts is one of

the organizations that takes more than

just words to surpass. The reason is

scouting is a program of first

training the young boys of 12 to 20 of

building up a strong foundation of

character, training them tobe inde"}

pendent so that they will be able to

stand on your own when they advanee in

their years.

I praise these men and women for

doing a great service to the public,

despite the present conditions.

I am sure that the people doing ser-~

vices for others in this Center havo

troubles of their own, but in spite of

this they are trying to make all of us

finer men and women.

So I Suggest thee, men and women of

this Center that thou offer thy coopor-

ation and thy-selves these worthwhile

organizations, After all, it will be

our mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers,

boy friends, girl frionds, and everyone

else in general who will benefit by this.

LACKOUT / CENTER

COOPERATES WITH CITY

In order to coordinate with the City

of Stockton, Center residents are asked

to heed blackout regulations by not

ighting matches or any. ae form of

lights.

After the main awiiteh shuts off all.

will be re- :

electricity, the barracks

lighted for a few seconds, . so that all

persons can make preparations for the

blackout. - |

Sumiko Utsumi; Block 8,

BLOCK PROXIES

APPOINTED BY MUNDELL

. Organization of self-government in

the Stockton Assombly Center progressed

with the announcement yesterday of Mr.

Harold Mundell's appointment of eight-

een Block Representatives and . five

Councilmen for an indefinite period.

The Block Representatives will serve

as contacts between the residents and

the Advisory Board. They are as fol-

lows: Block 1, Sam Funamura, Nobie

Matsumoto; Block 2, Paul Sato, George

Hisaka; Block 3, Ted Oseto, Al Kawasaki;

Block 4, Jim Okino, Miss Kiyoko Hattori; (c)

Block 5, Fred Ito, Miss Misao Hiramoto;

Block 6, Henry Usui, Miss Sammie Chika-

raishi; Block 7, Ted Mirikitani, Miss

George Suzuki,

Block 9, S. Kishida,

Archie Miyamoto;

Harold Nitta.

The members of the Board, who will

act as a liaison between the Center

officials and the Block Representatives,

are Harry-Itaya, Mrs. T. Iwasaki, Ted

Ohashi, Paul Shimada, and Miss Yuni

Sato.

"THE PUBLIC"

Girls of the Stockton Assembly Cen-

ter, are you doing your part in this

coumtry's war effort? Are you doing your

utmost to maintain morale in the United

States? "Are you beautiful? Are you do-

ing anything tonight? If you are not,

Private Bon 5S. Mayeda is pining his hoart

away far some girls with whom to corres.

pond. Why don't you girls write to him?

His address is Private Ben S. Mayeda,

2M.C., Det. (W) Fort Riley, Kansas.

PANCHO

DELIVERS

spoon)

on May ei Hs vO

Li'l Pancho made his firct

delivery for.:the stork ,

the K. Okumuras of Block-52.0.. An' `Swo

`days after' the above dclivay, Pancho

"brought in another cent.0.l. prckege tor

the Y. Yoshiokas, also of Biosk 8,

Serer se

Sea. eens eae me (amen one ri pennant oe er ge eee age eee = SR bane coe eR a a ey a

rt y es ae 7 Se oie : +0

eee FPN Soe - Bi CAG iley

Saar Sots wrt os ere rae a Se en a ee

yen Se me ae NA ORR ROR A Ek am,

"t 7 4 t i e oy to iy 2 ,

ii `ef $" = { e `3 4 uA cent to} ` ays

yen F 4 : # 2 Bee Lge

yy 4 4 eal a 3

sl Hh get tae bw 2 inf

4 "hy -% t ance? A coe Sie X, J e, a it

} "=e gs one

+ : : ? ee

OES AC RI Na me .

Here's touey*s stack of husks.

SACRAMERTO. .....; a

Sterk, rare -.... In tussie between

nan and mai., man bites man. Says vic-

Sim, 2 Yes ania: 34.3,

It cen't heppen here .....". Girl in

shower invites boy to test weter. Boy

refusesi?! ...... Girl wes in bething .

suit.

SANTA poundNTDA. is. c00e

From under. the deck ..... Thirty-

five men `were errested for gembling.

"Only $5,000 were teken from the pliyers!

TULARE. " eee Js as :

Educe tion. continues .... High school ~

Cl*sses as weli ss elementary were ~

started dest week uncer tutorsge of

older evicue eS. advs need commercial

and cerdenic subiccts zre acres 745

students registered....ee

"I may chingemy mind snd-sta vat us ing

heir-brush," | isughed Police Chief

White, who is in a guendsry trying to

stop the girls from, throwing. notes to

puatds .~ eee

Hop Fiernds, get " fosmof-:tHis......

Beer my soon be soid in-the Tulere can--

teen. s:. ys ; eo . oe Sees : = -S:

Young mn, my I interest you. in 5

merriggs license?......: Talere Merrie ge

Licenss Bure fu.,Sends.out..:@ representa-

tive to sign wp prosp Se Soupteass +:

chipsets Soinlfoeannent SR eee tae

ONTINUE STLPVING

AT STUOY HALL iy

`pound study hall is oven to high scheol

Students from 8 a.m. to 5 p,m. with .

staff of corches. qoilege egr-Guite

or students who cre m joring: in segs mh

subjects +o aid the students..:.: Midge

RE. Hunivarger of Stockton High School

collects `completed work end acts as

general sdviscr every school. ee trom

3620 8.m- to ld e.u.

cree

y x

Al} Stockton wupiis are saucer tae

appear at the study nell +o near en-

nouncements, to chock their fngiisn and

Jep.nese nuormes, end. to centiv wher' exact

addresses er4a tazvir respective classes,

This is iu order to`hate' cone: deposits

On. boom gent bec.

NR A EE NN en le Ne Rt ey Sa a

"TF .

4

5

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wd

SR Ae NG eR ete Bee a ge Sale

"6, Yocnd Seid: tax Sur

y -

7, Pitate o1 Fi i,

Se Ge sroBie mio ct eee

Se Tete: gic sitters) acre mart tnd by

Tuba. fo

10, Yoosi-feis: Seeake Grate

dis Gvoop -inavine oy femweaiien gsleemen,

SRO ov "A Sat i

HELLS 5 "haves? Boy", van

Ckaleni = a

ims. Mir. bp bags Gs

1S. Redio drame: Omi Prother Emiko

1270. NG Ee? Kusama

14. ae sclo: Mey Cuchade , ECCompen=

doy Tox26 Saale? "Somebody Hise

is 3 teeing My Piece", "Anchors.

eweigh",

Or

ON mae tn oe ee Sree oneal aia on anette' A igi

v4 Pare Eye.

,Contiiime3 ft ror DEZe a}

COUNTY TAIR ASSACIATION

DONATE fs S00 PLANTS -- .

"Were pretty mere S11 out of shrubs ,~

seid Mr, werford, when esked about the

5,006 plints dons ted to the Stoekton-

Assembly Center by the S6n Joequin

County Foir associetion, "We heve been

giving away plents et the greenhouse

(lorsted be hind 1- 11) tp persons wlio

ee ae :

quick survey of Block 6 will solve

the ee of the dis-ppesring shrubs.

A veriteble rlorel ge rden is `under wey

at. 6+=.7, lio cent ands 11S,

CINTER STORE LTS:

P4HAG 35. BEAK OO

"With the highest. idie te-tbde oF

g448.95 snd an evercge of 269.69 a day,

the sales et the Center Store which is.

open from 6:50 cent.m, to 5 pom, heve been

far Gatactnee expected," ssid Mr, Han-

164-2 SS s

Drug erticles, such es cosmetics,

stationery supplies, toiletries, and

otaer necessary things will be sold as

{

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goon ag the "shipment arrives. At the

presen newsyepers, QOXaNgZes, wobaccos,

cigerettes, cigers, soft centrinks, pea-~

mits, ice cract, gm, end candies are

On sile. a

C e ; ras { es Cor ES ; iti. 3

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An

$9

2

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hegiss noe returned fro:

the San tosis ve Ss Hospitsl, is

Fecupert ting isc. ah poundppendiszitis op-

ca

baa) E

A "-ronnd dep oy voy was born to krs.

"Frenk "enaihers ct tne Sen Joaquin Gen-

era? Hosp ive-l se monday night.

Theve. ars paizty-nine here -at the

Cente Wao heve tAentative drtes with

Toe Sr Sore,

PAGING - MR. MATSUMOTO

nest

There's a peckage -- usybe, it's for

you. The percel is eddressed to a Mr.

M.tsumoto end is en Huson. Studios

of Stockton.

Page 4

SENATORS " TROJANS, AND

BEARS ALSO VICTORIOUS

Fevorites cane through ss predicted

in the opening gene of the powerful Amer-

icen League lest Sundty afternoon, which -

Saw the Reds, Yenks, Senstors, Trojans end

the Becrs coming out on top ss expected.

-Corch Geerge Horite's ster-studded

Blk. 5 Reds whom many softball dopesters

predict as the tean to bent in the Loop

hidanessy time with the Block 1 Arist-

seret, by handing them cent 13 +96 p: sting.

py Frenk Horite featured the tilt by

connecting for two hone runs,

The best played geme of the sa Sow

the Beers edging out the Borbers 9 -8,

when Mmty Urekani sleniied outs two bese

hit ints the right field berrieck in the

finel canto, which produced the gene's

winning telly. |

The powerful Blk, 9 Yenkees, who are

expected ts give the Reds : nerry chase

for the fls.g coasted toan eusy 15-7 vic-

tory over the Blk. 4 Buus onc 15-hit

attack.

The helpless Kiwanis

costly errors, proved to be ersy prey for

tne fest stepping Blk.6 Troj:ns as they

were teken to the cleeners by 12-8 count.

Paced by first sacker Ssruy Ichiba'ts

four-ply clouts, the Senators otslugged

the Reinbows 24-19 inafree-scoring duel.

THE RESULTS: suns Hits Errors

tivoesevewes sau. ao 6. 2

exis TOCRATS.... 6 7 7

betteries: G, Baba, and K, Hiramoto, B.

Hayashi; J. Ouye and S:kamoto.

BEARS odes vakes "Q t 4

BOMBERS. Sis eae e 10 6

batteries: M. Ogawos:.ra endS. Hasegeswe;

D. Shimaseki "nd 5. Nekehera,

YANKEES ee ee ese 15 16 and

DU as eeecawne 7 ie 5

Batteries: T. Shironsks and S. Mureoke:

Y. Moriweki and B, Iweteki.

Pasties. 3. ie 13 4

RISERS os cc ces 38 15 7

Betteries: H, Hirose and T. Seto; G Ke-

gawe end K, Fujineka.

Sit TOGS bet cc us pound4 i? 8

RAINBOWS. ..4.6 29. iZ )

K, Kawamura and G. Tomura3

lari erd Menini.

Neeeneeeeeeemeeeee eae SOI AI 7 ae rte AR 5 em eh hy

Betteries:

caeleinielceees

VV iy 15 ve = ave ae cy f

" weed! AS G

necres. tion: i Offices. _ i203 93 "LOU

wmerections] fodmes: os. fxs eds 1-17-B

BORNE ROOM. i ace y st e tss LU"T7OSB to B

LIDTEEY. 24. Setow) "lcor of brilding,

6euroSit ol werenouss

SUUGyY Hadi... Seecnd Sisor of building,

Wort "Of A:SspitalL

iducation Exhibit Es]

toa es cue he

west cri vt toe graiistand.,

Other recreation: 1 sctivitias. build-

ings centlong south side of Block 10.

who produced 7.

EL JOAQUIN

REDS AND YANKS WINTAL.OD

`Wednesa lune 3, 1942

-NER

JUNIOR LEAGUE

STARTS COMPETITION

This morning the Junior League opens

with the Block 6 boys opposing Block 8,

and Biock 3 pliying Block 7. The League

is composed of boys, 17 end younger and

is well represented except for Block 4

which hes no teem as yet.

Fridsy:

Blk. 7 vs. Blk, 8

Blk. 6 vs. Bik. 9

Gemes Thursdey:

Blk.-1 vs. Blk. 2

Bik. 5 vs. Bik, 9

Fl. AME W EVES WIN

defected the

Girls' League

The Block 2 " Flemettes

Block 5 Jinxes in the

opener Monduy night by the score of 40

to 64. The winning bettery was pitcher,

Toshiko Ohata; catcher, Bette Ouye.

The losing tem wes hindled by P., fumiko

Kume; C., ayeme Tanimoto. Home runs

were credited to the Kume sisters of the

Jinxes; two runs apiece to Bette Ouye

and Teruko Yekushiji "nd one to Toshiko

Ohetsa.

i oe

| HOW THEY STAND

|

AMEKICAN LEAGUE

won Lost Pet. GB }

Block 5 Beds, 0.5.55 7 O. Fyeodo.

Block 9 Y.nkees...s: 1 Q dO

| Flock 3 Sen. tere.7.: O LO0e. 2,

hea e Fo oo. 4 6 O poundoGG0 5 f

j Baeer pound525 Sy. toe 0 Lc OGGo. 2.

Broce 3 pets toeenss, @ a 000 aS

| Bish - #pound10shis. say a 00. 14

. Bloos = Foes, 7. 1 " 000 : ae

$ Btock 7% sonbers..... 6 i "900 a

Hawesi Seinbowa..... 0 1 .000 4 |

| Glee GONTGHD: GAMES THURSDS

| Tro jars vs ix ts toenete in. i m3

Bomsers Kiwanis vs ey |

GAME, SRIDAY: AG GAEES wTAgT j

j Reds vs. kRelnbows at 7 2. 4

i ee |

SOE RS Et RN Oe RR oe Be eR a ne eee

PAD G) BNA-~ANDRYE

Weds 5:00 p.m. Beginners' Dancing

Clavyen: Ho pee Batt.

7350 Dem, Corsmunity Shugiag

Gb Sa. iN. Auls

Thurs: 9:00- remome Nurs ne Glass

LiS00 Gems- BE td, Bx, Balk.

2300- ~a@iie Nuriing Glass

4500 Dpeme 8 Hd. Bee Pag,

Fri: 73:00 pom. .."cen or Fling"---.-

Bogotiug es] Senicss

VeYcies Gay bo pt sr

mis: i woe tA pe, Bs

Set: 2500- MOCET LUT Bat, sae eld,

4300 Dek oy Seo ee