PERSPEC • :! CAREER IN INTERGROUP • Jerrv ~ Eno~oto (IS RELATIONS RECOMMENDED NAt') Prtsldtnt (I) PROP. \I Opportunities for Sansei College PACIFIC GITIZEN M.mb",h lp PublicOllon : J.pan", Am"I"n CIliUM LOInt, US W(lIlr St., Los A,g.I", CI 90012 /2131 M" 6·4471 During the aftermath of th~ Student in Government Now Open biuer P,'Oposition 14 battle in Publlsh.d W.. kl, Empl LISI W.. k of tho Y'I( ~ Sooom! CIIli "st.lg. "id II Los "119.1 .., CalW, CalifomiD in 196~. statemenL, (WrilN ('If thl~ JP~cla l featUre I~ clhnic. MOl'. recenUy, It has W~I'C nlud" by the Cair hous• ~ulstanl chief, equal opportunities dI• become an efiol'l to eliminate Vol. 65 No, 5 FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1967 Ing advocates lhllt a number vision. Fed.,.1 Highway 0lvlslon.1 Edit/Bus, Office: MA 6-6936 TEN CENTS discrimination and cr. ate of Californians l'1\Ose to \lole PQual opportunity for mcmb€r~ their prejudice in approvin" BY JOlIN YOSHINO that proposition by a 2-1 mar• of racial. rellgiou" and ethnic Washington group,. gin. There were Rnd continue th~ to be outraged howls (l'om Every now and thcn I meet Wbal nre basic quaUlica• VIGOROUS CONCERN OF C.L. people, including the Califor• " Sallsei college _ tudent mao tions of a pe-rson wl10 may nia Real Estate Association, joring in 01. liberal 81'1..<. who wanl 10 .nter lNTERGROUP that this is an unfair accusa• " undecided aboul a choice RELATIONS? It would seem PART OF NAME SOLICITED tion. Perhaps the decisions of of a career. to me that foremost is a. per• the California and the U.S. There was a time. not too sonal commttment 10 Ule prin• e quali ~ Supreme Court, declaring that many years ago, when Nlsei ciples of true for all Jerry Enomoto Addresses 20th Anniversary people. He should believe in Pl·op. 14 violates the 14th college graduates. even with 8 amendmenl of lhe Constitu• degree from a lop West Coast the inherent dignity of all hu• Banquet of Omaha JACL, S 1st in National man beings and to the right tion of the United States, w ill university found jt next to im~ of every individuai to develop OMAHA - A more vigorous fer president and former na .. impress these zealous proper• possible 10 get a job in a field con c ern ot the ((Citizens to his fUll potenUai. Then I tional JACL president, served ly lovers, although 1 doubt it. for wh ich he tlad studied hard League" par-t ot the organi• as toastmaster. Mayor A. V. Unfortunate~", all over the for four years. The exceptions believe that an inlergl'oup re• lations practitioner is one who zation's name rather than the Sorenson extended greetings country there is similar evi• were those who studied to be• ll would be willing 10 use his "Japanese American part was as did chapter president Nori• dence that a basic unwilling• come a doctor, dentist. optom• urged by National JACL Pres• alei Okada and Mountain ness to accept open housing etri t. or lawyer who earned knowledge and skills for the social good of others-rather ident Jerry Enomoto in an ad• Plains District Gov. Lilv Oku• 8S one necessary manifestation a living servicing the Japa• than for personal gain or self• dress belore the Omaha Chap• ra. Msgr. Nicholas H. Wegner, of a democracy, is going to nese community. Many col• ter celebrating its 20th an• Boys Town director. gave the cost us more setbacks in the lege gradu.tes ended up work• aggrs,discment. W(lat kind of education and niversary July 7. invocation and benediction. difficult field of race relations. ing in the lruit stand!';. laun• "Even when the problems In Illinois, that State's law• training is .needed [or INTER• Mrs. Masako Nakadoi and dries, cleaners, and Oriental ot our ethnic group are all makers failed to enact an open r.rl good stores. GROUP RELATIONS? Be• Adah Eier responded for char• ra\.ise this is such a new field, solved-and they are not-we ter members still active in the housing law in the (ace of 8 ~ln sharp contrast to those: are obligated to mobilize the national spotlight upon the one problem of a person want• 'IOVr eqewo aq.r. 'Jaldeq, frustrating years before World resources 01 J ACL to work tor lack or housing available to ing to prepare for 8. ta• was an outgrowth of the Oma• Wa r II, IIle Sansei today can a 'Better America for all Ame• minorities in the area of the reer in INTERGROUP RELA• had Reception Committee or• choose alnost any career, ricans'," Enomoto pointed out. newl,,,, granted Atomic Energy TIONS is that no one aca• ganized in 1943 to care tor the study and prepa"e for it and JACL must push hard for Commission Project at We..,,\• deT'l ie diSCipline pl'ovides the social needs ot new reloca• it he is qualified, Cod a place open housing, the goals of the ton. While this prize was stin education for t,his field. '111e tees, many of whom were em• for himself in that proCeSSion. "Great Society" as envisioned being sou g h t, Sacramento knowledge and skills required ployed at Boys Town. ) realize the above is an over by President Johnson. Eno• California was in the thick o[ are inter~isciplinar.v-educ a simplification. MAYOR VISITS DAYTON FESTIVAL moto sajd, and leave a legacy it, perhaps even close enough I just want to suggest a tion, psychology, social sci• to be the runner-up. Signi• ence, law. Surprise visitor at the Dayton JACL dancing and singing. Sukiyaki, manju of a real commitment to the PSWDC quarterly new career to the list of the principles 01 fair play for all ficant!)'. evidence of housing b'aditional professional crafts. For entry into the INTER• Cherry Blossom Festival lVas Mayor and sushi were the menu for the day discrimination in that city, as GROUP RELATIONS field , Americans to the Sansei. scheduled July 30 If you like people, all kinds Dave Hall. (third from right), seated and for those who wished to try their Need Not Be Larg. well as evidence ot resistance therefore, !' 0 m e academic of poopl.. and want to belp with Dr. James Taguchi (left), Mrs. skill, hashi were supplied. The festival Omaha JACL, which was LOS ANGELES-The Pacifte to open housing in the State, to straighten out lhis crazy, background is necessary. fol· I('wed by a period of appren• Ryoko Green and Ray Jenkins, chapter is an annual event sponsored by the chartered os the 51 st chapter Southwest District Council were seen as obstacles to a mixed-up world, consider a chapter to stimulate cultural interest successful bid for the site. tice training on the job under president. Mayor IVa among 700 treat• on June 28, 1947, has demon- summer quarterly s e s s ion, challengin,v. career in INTER• ed to demonstrations of the tea cere• and place before the public the purpose slrated it need not be large in usually held in August, has To me, the site o[ the atom GROU" RELA'l'IONS. supervision of a professional. smasher is unimportant. \Vhat However, for individuals mony, flower arrangement, origami, and objectives of JACL. numbers to be an active unit been scheduled lor Sunday. is important is that compe• What is INI'ERGROUP RE• who can make tbe grade, in the national organization July 30, 10 a.m., at Ibe loter• tition for it reveals more evi• [,<\TlONS? G<:oerally. it is an there are great many job 01>• and a constructive lorce in national Student Center, ]023 Fire wipes out half the community. It has also Hilgard Ave., by the UCLA dence of stubborn refusal by occupation to create under• portunities open to him. Like Festival queen and court to ride people to accept progress and standing of other groups-the &.ny other profession, tile prog• proved a chapter need not campus, it was announced by of rural business town have an overwhelming pre- Ron Shiozaki, DC governor. work toward racial harmony. positive interaction a m 0 ng ression up the station ladde.• Ruth Kumata's article in the groups-racial, religious, and aepends on the man. Individ• in float for Nisei Week finale MADERA-A ftre which start- ponderance of members o! Ja- West Los Angeles JACL, a. June 30th PC speaks well to uals with ("reative and innova• In Roy Sakiyama's barbershop panese ancestry to effectively host chapter, will register del• Ibis point. The Chicago J ACL tive ability can rise up rapidly. LOS ANGELES - Five spec• a better overaU view by spec• July 1 leveled half of the tiny carry out national programs. egates at $5 per person to in_ is due particular commenda• New Ambassador The preseot and future out• tacular Hoats will be entered tators. vineyard community's business __K_ . _P_a_t_ri_c_k_O_k_u_r_a_,_t_h_e_o_h_a_r-_c_l_u_d_e_a_1_2·_.3_0_b_u_ff_e_t_l_u_n_c_h_eo_n._ tion for its forthright stand on look lor employment in inter• in the 1967 Nisei Week Ondo The Traffic Commission has section of Ripperdan, eight this issue. group relalions is almost limit• Parade in Li'l Tokio Aug. 20, permitted the parade to be miles south ot here. Shimoda named less. Specialists are needed in with the queen and her court lormed on Los Angeles St. Flames roared through Ihe FALSE ECONO~lY housing, employment, commu• riding in one of them. south of First St. and go fig• complex of frame buildings, Seabrook welcomes Nat'l President It requires no student with E-MDC speaker nity organization, and law. Sponsors of the five fioa ts ure-eighting the Li'l Tokio which included a general store, • Ph.D. to recognize that mod• Private and public agencies• are Pacific Telephone, J apan area without criss-crossing at postal station, two warehouses ern government is complex !ocal, district and national, c,n• Air Lines, American President First and San Pedro, disband• and saloon. on first stop of Eastern DC visit CHlCAGO-Japanese Ambas• gage intergroup relations spe• Lines, Riviera Hotel of Las ing south of Second St. on San and expensive. It is possible sador to the United States Ta• Mits Aoki, 33, operator of SEABROOK, N.J .-Nat'l Pres• noon from Omaha, and were and necessary to keep it as c:alists. Vegas and Ra[uzuke Tsuke• Pedro (the lormer lormation Ibe store who took over 10 keso Shimoda will be the rr'be Federal Government re• mono, accordi.ng to parade area). ident Jerry Enomoto 01 the met at the International Air• near as possible to the people, principal banquet speaker at days earlier, told the custom• Japanese American Citizens cently came out with an ex· chairman Harry Yamamoto, The Festival fashion show port in Philadelphia by East• and as Jess expensive as pos• the Japanese American Citi• ers to grab their groceries and League succeeded in bringing amination for Employment who a Iso revealed the parade ug. 6 at the Hollywood Pal• ern District Governor Kaz Ho• sible. However to pretend that zen League's joint convention pay later, as he dashed a hal! about closer ties between the Opportunities for 'I ntergroup roule has been reversed to ladium will have Edith Head, rita who accompanied them H is possible to administer a 01 the Eastern and Midwest block to call Ibe fire station. National JACL and the local Relations Speciallsts. GS=9 cUnnnale congestion and lend celebrated Hollywood fashion bere. progressive State in the 20th District Councils on Sunday, Aoki also lost his two-story chapter by stopping to visit Ibrough GS-12 IS7,696-$10,921 a authority and seve,n times A tour of the Seabrook century, with 19tb century Sept. 3, at the Pick-Congress home in the holocaust. Seabrook on his eastern area principles is self-delusion ot yearl. These positions are in Academy Award winner, as Farms frozen foods industry Hotel. the Department of Heallb, Private clubs to be Units from Madera had to tour Saturday. took place wilb Supervisor the worst order. Acceptance by the recently guest commentator. The Mon• be called to fight the two-hour Enomoto and his wife, Taro Yokoyama in charge. Ac• The education 01 the pres• appointed envoy to address the Education, and Welfare. De- checked for bias tebello J a pan e s e Women's partmenl of Justice, and Equal fire. Joyce, arrived in the a{ter- cording to the National Pres• ent administration in Califor• JACL convention was learned Club, sponsors, said proceeds Employment 0 p p a I' tun Ity ident, it was his first visit nia has reached Ibe point Ibis past week by Dr. Frank SEATTLE - The State Board will benefit the John Tracy Commi~ion. through a frozen foods plant where it has become obvious Sakamoto, convention chair• Against Discrimination voted Clinic. For ticket inlormation, Northwest Picture: Elmer Ogawa that a record budget is un• The need to find qualilied to "find out how many 'pri_ caU 721-2967 or 722-3557. and expressed his amazement man, in a communication from over the vast Industry where avoidable. It has attempted to JACL Washington representa• applicants to fill these posi• vate' clubs are in practice Nisei Week opens formally Hblame'" the natural conse• tions in Federal agencies public accommodations." with the community testimo• The Gaslamp Gal to Graduate numerous Japanese American.! tive Mike Masaoka. have been employed since quence of progress upon the Ambassador Shimoda pre• throughout the country came Action to investigate came nial in an optional black-tie World War II. administration that it suc• sented his credentials to Pres• about as the result of the after Spokane attorney Carl banquet honoring Consul Gen• Seattle ceeded. Also in its attempt to ident Johnson at the White passage of the Civil Rights Maxey charged Ibe state liquor eral and Mrs. Toshiro Shima• It is a difficult thing to try Bridgeton Mayor James A. honor unrealistic economy House on June 28. He is the Act of 1964 , and for the need control board with "fostering nouchi at the Century Plaza to start a little story 01 the Yetman extended his official campaign pledges, it has set sixth post-war envoy trom Ja• to implement the Executive racial and religious discrimi• Hotel Aug. 12, preceding the week about Eileen Suyama. welcome as well as Chapter forth a course that seems to pan to Washington. Orders of the President. nation" by issuing liquor coronation ball. In support of The job is approached with a P resident Masaaki Ooka at demonstrate an unconscionable Going back again to a point licenses to private clubs. The the testimonial are: large measure of humility, and the reception which took place djsregard for the progress in previously made, I would like liquor board is opening its file Japanese Chamber 01 Com• a huge anxiety complex about In the evening, attended by the fields 01 education, mental t.... re-emJ:;hasize tha t the stu· to assist in the probe. mel'ce, Japan America Society, not being able to do justice to over 40 members. health and other services that Pasadena pai r dent preparing lor intergroup Maxey caUed for the inves• Nagoya Sister City Committee, an outstanding personality 01 "As conscientious Japanes. have marked California for relations-in addition to an tigation when two Negro Downtown Li'l Tokio Busi- our third generation whose American citizens we have an the past decade. earn awards academic backgrouod in the teachers attending an educa• nessmen's Assn .. American Le• stature is just too nebulous for obligation to do all we can to Let us hope that its con• social sciences, needs to spe• tion association function at the gion Post 525, VFW Memorial adequate definition. help others who are still class• tinuing education will teach cialize in at least one fieJd. Renton Eagles Club were ask• ed as second-class citizens, ~ PASADENA - The 11th an• Post 9938, Japanese American Eileen was picked as one this administration Ibe pos• li he were to choose equal ed to leave. Officials of Ibe spoke the National president nual $100 Pasadena Japanese Citizens League, MontebeUo of six women UW campus sible validity 01 professional employment opportunity as a club later made a public apol• J apanese Women's, J a pan leaders in a two page spread on race relations as he urged opinion and the possible com• American Community sc ho-• specialization, he should also Ibe members to understand larships were presented to ogy. Traders, and Nisei Week Fes• of the Sunday Post-Intelligen• petence of State servants. be qualified in manpower uti• and uphold tbe current tight two Muir High graduates at tival. cer recen tly. lization and training skills. for human rights. the community picnic here Dinner reservations may be Not all 01 her accomplisb• June 18. The equal housing opportu- Fishermen's union made by calling this special ments were mentioned in that JACL's emphasis on "cu.l• nity specialist needs to pre• \Ya~ 1st Nisei elected They were Nancy Fujitaki, VANCOUVER, B.C.-T. Buck number, 624-6088. 0 inn e r • P.I. write-up with Ibe other tural "heritage" also pare himself in the field of daughter of the William Fu• SUZUki, a Delta fisherman, was dance tickets are $35 per girls, but here are some of brought out and concrete step. to Mexican congress tousing, city planning, and ur• jit.akis, and James Sakamoto, named president of the United couple. Those unable to at• them. A graduating senior reported. The National Pres• ban development. Art Levin MEXICO CITY - Roberto Jr., son of the James Saka• Fishermen and Allied Work- tend the dinner, special tickets (sociology), a member 01 Phi Ident announced the July 7 Eoxp13ins that "the hallmark of Kato, 35, became the first matos, all of Altadena. Nancy ers Union at an emergency at $10 a couple will allow en• Beta 'Kappa and Mortar Board, departure 01 the first four an intergroup relations profes• Mexican Nisei congressman at was Girls League presidenl; meeting after president Steve try into the Los Angeles Room the women's honorary. with a winners of the JACL-JAL sional, then, would be the hu• the general elections held July James, senior class president Stavenes and two other union of the Century Plaza tor the 3.8 gt'ade average. Executive Summer'Fellowships to Japan I , according to Jijj Press and valedictorian. lY.anitarian applicatioo of tech· officials were jailed for one coronation scbeduled to begin secretary 01 the Japan-Amer• and the continuation ot the nical skills." Son 01 coffee plantation Miss Fujitaki wilJ continue year for contempt 01 court. at 9:30 p.m. ica Student conference 01 1966. project in the future. The al• We live in an exciting era ready over-subscribed JACL owner Tadao Kato. a native of First president 01 the Young when man has tamed Ibe lwate prefecture. he is a mem• All-Black CiI7 Adults group 01 the Seattle Tour of Japan set for this fall was also mentioned. ber of the Chamber of Depu• NEW YORK-Author Richard atom, orbits the earth, and Travelogue: Saburo Kido JACL. A leatured supper club soon will reacll the moo.n and ties representing Chiapas. one Elman predicts the iirst all• singer 01 enviable reputation MosUy grateful for the op• of the 29 states of Mexico. A black city in America will beyond; yet, we still have dif• who was simply invited to join portunity to meet the National fic ulty living as brothers in light turnout of voters gave very likely be Compton, CaliI., Sightseeing in Tokyo the entertainment field, much president and his wile, many a community of 75,000 adjoin• our neighborhood. That is why members lingered to talk to Ka 10 a majority. Before our departure, we with banquet hall and such in demand, and yet has never ing Watts, in his book, "m at these are "boom times" for to this day gotten around to Jerry and J oyce at the con• Ease in Compton" (Pantheon Intergroup Relations Special• had been inlormed about a improvements being added clusion 01 the day's program_ strong rain and windstorm in from time to time. retaining a manager or agent. $5.95). ists. It was recalled that two oth• What is a 'labor clea r• Tokyo the previous Sunday. The Asakusa district was Gaslarnp Luminary ance' and does it affect And the c her r y blossoms where the group visited after er National leaders. Georg. which which were in bloom lunch. And the ultimate des• In the Oct. 7 PC, it was told Inagaki and Frank Chuman. immigration? had been blown away, Thus, tination was the International how Eileen was invited to au• had visited Seabrook in ils Theater. The show has spec• dition at The Colony and ap• chapter his lory. Question: I hav" .. cousin who we knew that one ot our rea• would like to immIgrate. to the sons for going to Japan in the tacular scenes which remain peared there nigbtly during A rewarding number of Jr, U .S. The quota of his country of spring was not realized. as one of the memories of the the 1966 summer and then J ACLers, headed by President orIeln has a lways been open. H~ quit in order to keep up the has now been told by the United A< we traveled hither and visit to Japan. Steven Mukai and Ea.tern States Consulate that before he yonder on the sightseeing bus, Cabbies Didn't Know studies during the senior year. District Youth Council Chair• can register tor Immigration he Then came the opportunity wUl have to obtaln a labor clear .. we saw remnant clusters of Since I had an appointmenl man Scott Nagao, expressed ance on Form ES-51S and that cherry blossoms, which gave at the hotel at live, I did not to sing on weekends at The their interest by attending the such a labor clearance can be Gaslamp in Belleview, of Se- Eileen Suyama gathering and took part in the lssued only to persons who can us some idea of what they remain to see the complete establish that they wiu not dis• show. I lelt early by mysel1. atUe's prosperous and rapidly KenneU-EllUl Photo discussion. would have been it we had -----=.::::..::::..::::.-=-=~ place an American worker. What come when they were in their When I picked up a cab to growing suburbia east 01 Lake The Enomotos departed for does that mean? Wasbington. Answer: There 15 no easy ex• full glory. return to the hotel, I gave in• (REA won't dispute Philadelphia later the sam. planation. When ConKress amend• After visiting the Imperial structions by saying I wanted The singer soon found her• evening. ed the Immigration Jaw in 1965 P alace grounds, the remains to go to Hotel Shin Nippon. sel! working six nights a week, to eliminate discrimination be• but the atmosphere was more prop. 14 court ruling cause of national origin, it added of the Tokyo Olympics and 'rbe driver surprised me a provision described MI being other scenic spots, we were when he said that he had relaxed and the hours short• Florin scholarship for the protection oC American er. The Goslamp, one at the LAKE TAHOE-The Califor• taken to the famous Chinzanso never heard oC such a hotel. As~n. Jabor recommended eateries in the nia Real Estate presi• Under thl$ provision an imrnl• tor lunch. This is where the Since I did not know in what winner announced s:rant, unh!~!! he Is commg to the metropolitan area, features a dent Reed Robbin..< la.t week United Statu to join close rela• tourists go lor the popular district it wal' located, he to hitve continental cuisinf", many of said it doesn't plan FLORIN - Katherine Horlk.... tives, must first obtain (rom th~ Okariba Yaki, a sort ot an stopped Ihe cab at the en• the U.S. Supreme Court rul• Secretary oC Labor a certllication those special services such aA shi ot Elk Grove High wU outdoor barbecue. Tt is some• trance to a subway and sug• or cleara.nce that the job the giving the shish kebabs an ex• ing that threw out Prop. 14 named recipient of the FloriD WOU ld-be Immllrnnt would expect thing similar to the Teppan gested that 1 go to another tra touch 01 the torch as it ar• reconsidered. J ACL scholarship. She Is the to take here cannot be tilled by Yaki o[ the Yamato and the part 01 the town and find an• someone already In the United rives at the diner's table. Instead, the group which daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Sta tes. Imperial Gardens in Los An• other cab. There is no cover charge. Casper Horikoshi of the local The Seeretary ot Labor has geles. I stopped live cabs and ask• met bere Is depending upon published a Ust ot Jobs-mostlY ed for the "Hotel Shin Nip• Upon our first visit to the the state legislature to repeal Japanese Mtehodist Church. unskilled jobs such as kitchen Chinzanso is also famous as Gaslamp, we met the closest A chapter nominee tor lb. helpers, sales people. maids In the former residence of the pon." Everyone of them was the Rum10rd Act. The State hotels. chauUeurs, typists, waiters SACRAMENTO PRESENTS - Tom Fujimoto, Sacra• personality which might be National JACL scholarships, late Field Marshal Yamagata, of no help. Senate has voted to 1dlI the and many others-which are not mento JACL president, presents 23 copies of Capt. described as manager, guar• Rumlord Act by passing SB-9. she has received a Univ_ of avanable to would-be Immigrants one of the elder statesmen of Finally, in desperation, I dian and protector, one Cole• The Assembly committee is California scho1arship and will under this provision Therefore. Bosworth's "America's Concentration Camps" to high the Meiji period. It is claimed jumped lOto another cab and unless your cousin has a skU! man Mar, who owns and oper• currently studying v a rio U , a !lend UC Berkeley in lb. tan. which Is needed In the United schools and public libraries. Accepting books on be· that the Emperor Meiji used tben ask'?'d the same Question. ates the Pink Dragon Chinese The hoDor atudenLs aIIo States. the tact that the quota Y~mi1gata 1 \Va" '" an argumentative measures reprdinl til. taU w. half of the county high school districts is T. R. Smed• to visit here. I'll open it unlorlu.oately no' (Continued on Page 8) houam.law. IIle All-schooi Award. enoutb. berg, county superintendent of schools. It 15 becoming modernized (CorItinued on Page II) 2-PACIJlIC CITIZIN FrI., .July 14, 198'7 Ion of Mlnlo ShImotort, 111 Berkel.." wflo w_ tormll'~ It!ent. "e hit! receive« _. State SI. . . . Stepo to ger. a ..oclaled with Smith aoo .ent trom the City Council to laraest Japanese colony In Europe By Mike MI ..oke manenlly ~radlcat~ the nama RIc~. .ervlng this posl. The a.. ocla- NEWS ot Carl Klyo.hl O,.wa, elched Teru Murakami, p1'esJdent or tlon Itage. the Oakland Gu• in the marble WW2 memorial Murakaml-Woll FUm Studios den Show. H. 10 the ..cond in tront ot the Honolulu LI. of HoUywood, won two awards Nisei named to tho top post, numbers 915 In Duesseldorf. Germany CAPSULES brary. hal been ..sured th. I t Paris during the annual which Klml FuJII of Hayward DUESSF.LDORF, Germany _ rea"", 29 advisory burelUJ of Washington recent Mainland visitor who FMtlV.1 d'Annacy: the grand had In 1965. Du... eldorf, with 915 Japa• JapUles. Indultrlal undertak• saw hIs nam~ among the "kill. prix du Cinema d' Anlmation Onetime Reno JACL pr.. i• nese citizens living within It.. lagl. thr~e Japane..e transport ed In acllon". In the build In, for his ~minute Wm "Brealb", dent Oshima ..sumed the post boundaries. has the largesl officeJ, four economic assocll. Science trade In Chicago now, the for• and the Critics Award for "The of Washoe Co u n t y public • udt colony on the European tions and two Japanese baok •• Newsletter mer Honolulu r~sldent learned Box". a 7-mlnule feature. The works director July I. He had mainland, city ottlclal. bave the oUlcla!.. said. !bese do An unusual exhibit of .cien• reported tltic photographs Al Ihe New 20 years ago his name was on Sansei tUm maker I. the son been the county engineer. not iD<:lude the Jlpane.se the memorial honor roll and It of the Tom Murakamls of Cul- In a major shutlle of Los Tb!!)' said the number of Ja• Chamber of Industry Ind Com• York Museum at Modern Art was painted out.-but time haa WARREN & EVACUATION Includo. "electron m lor 0 ver City. He graduated Chol- Allgele. Clty Commissioner. pane .. brlnglo, their lamlUel merl"e. worn away the paint. Because nard Art School. on June 29. Tlut Walanabe. to Duesseldorl had grown wllb Washington graphs". which Dr. O. Jlmes Inquiries by the local Due. his first sergeant did not know who was chairman ot the city the Importance of their coun• This weekend, as the EDC Banquet commemorates Inashlml of Northweslern Unl• .eJdorl Chamber ot Industry his whereabouts for a month Sports Human Relation. Commission try among the leading ~c ... s~ the 25th anniversary of the arbitrary, racist mass verslts, Boston, cxplalns a. during the Hallan campaign, and Commerce Jlpa. Inadvertant works 01 .rt .Ince Its inception, was trans• nomic nation. of .be world. ne.e undertakings bad intr... Evacuation of persons of Japanese ancestry from the he was reported KIA. "Thla Mll8ahlko "FI,hlln," Hara• lerred 10 the Harbor Commt..• At the moment there are in achieved by l.7DO-told magni• time we'll make sure his name da at Japan retained his world duced capital Into the ell1 West Coast in the spring of 1942 by listening to four fication. In the caSe of " stu· "".~t~ I tJu~IO ~ .!o~ L" MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1035 W. WALNUT PARKWAY. WEST COVIN. A.ddress: •.•••••••••••.•.••••.• ••••••••••••••••. • • .•••• •.• .. \!Iew.",.' r, . (, 100. , ---' '-______·1 CIt1 ...... Stotl ...... ZIP Ible If bl, lad blJ e.m. bald wile cIIar.. 111. Pull PACIFIC CITIZltl-3 bad not knoWII that Japan had Harbor attaek wal lID aurprlN By Bill Hosokawa begun all lu modem wafl to Roosevelt. But the reYisICll• Fri .• July 14, 1987 FDR · DIDN'T EXPECT HAVOC AT PEARL, with surprise .ttack •. lobi make an incamparabl1 Magic revealed the Jap•. won:er cue. the war would have "• hese eml.sarl.. were to deU• 'lbe attack was predlca!" lolled. To overcome the lAo EVEN THOUGH AWARE OF JAPAN MOVES vel' their reply to the AmerI• ed upon surprise. Tho. . who lationlst sentlmenl 01 Conareu Fro_th. can "ultimatum" at 1 p.m., conceived the plan expected end the American public. Wa shington time. The W.. b• I U"",," only if near total sur• Roosevelt required aD attack BY ALLAN BEEKMAN There i$ ft good re •• on why • long lelegram from the For• Inglon authorities recognized Roosevelt hlmsell opens th. prise were achieved. 00 American soU. Frying Pan The prologue of "The BrC). eign Ministry in Tokvo to the the significance 01 the chosec ken Seal: ·Op<.'ration Magic poli ch. Hi s cryptologist" have J a Pa n e iii e ambas'sador in hour: 1 p.m.. WR shlngton In his ''The Final Secret 01 N, Lincolp needed hlJ Fort Pearl Harbor." 'lbeobald says And the Secret Road to P earl craoked t.he Japanese dlplo• Wa DON'T SIT ON THE SIDELI N ES A-bomb victim triple AND WATCH SOM EONE ELSE winner in law contest REAP T HE REWARDS. NEW FREEWAY WILL LOS ANGELES - Mrs. Kay CREATE N EW SCARCITY OF LAND. Maeda, mother ot a 13-year• INVEST IN ACREAGE RIGHT HERE IN old son and a victim of the LOS ANGELES COUNTY! Riroshima A-bomb, was a trio liS low",. pIe winner of the Wilshire 2W ACRES Bar Assn.'6 World La w Day lEVEL LAND essay and slogan contest. She (equal to 10 city lots) $30 won the essay contest in both per month 30 Minutes from LA. City Limits after sm"U down p.tymenl the English and J apanese Ian· _____ M ~ II Coupon_for Mor. In'ormation W i t ~ o ~ t Obli gation! guages and was first r unner• ANTELOPE VALLEY INVESTMENT CO. Tel. 653-7070 up in the slogan contest with 8150 eeverly Blvd. hRule out war by rule of LO l Angeles, C. lif. 900" war", Attn: Roy S.kamoto Please gIve me more detailed informat.oo of how a small investment While people are forgetting can buy me selec.t acreage ,n Los Angeles County, Hiroshima, the winning essay Name._...... __ ...... _.. t...... _ pointed out, Hw a r after all is Street ... _... _._ ...... _.... _.. .. __._ ...... _._ ...... Phont ... _. ... _. __ ..... _.. _. nothing but a figh t between Clty ~ _ ,"'_"'_ State __ .. _... _.~ .. Zlp..• _•• _ •.. ~_ •.. PC people, so I think even most destructive weapons are not as terrifying as the mind of Fly the world of IAL ... the world around the people who use them. Fights in our daily life are very effectively prevented or - , solved by law. Therefore, I Wherever in the world yo u fly , yo u can include the ca n include it on anyone of JAL's 13 weekly flights believe that permanent world peace could come true by ap· pleasures of "Ja pan" on JAL. You re lax in a classic leavi ng fro m Sa n Fran cisco to To kyo. From Honolulu pl ying the same rule and by atmosphere, an d are served in the Japanese manner. conti nu e on JAL, which offers you more flights than expanding Its power. The Your kimono-clad hostess offers you the gra ces of any othe r ai rl ine fro m Hawaii to Tokyo. Eastbound Rule of L aw can a void world war." Japan . O -shibori. Warmed sake. Tsumami-mono. And from San Francisco, fly Japan Ai r l ines to london via PLUS TRAVE L AND EXOITEME!>IT then your choice of either delicious Japanese or Con • New Yo rk on a "Happi Elight," and relax in a JAL BECOME A PROFESSIONAL CHICK SEXOR. $440,000 feder al grant tinental cuisi ne. She treats you as an honored guest in Happi Coa t all the way across the Atlantic. Either way, a Japanese home. conti nue on Japan Ai r Lines around the world. awarded Kuakini hospital All ai rli ne fares between the U.S. and Japan are the Fly JA l . . . now one of the elite few airlines that flies WAS HlNGTON - Rep. P atsy T. Mink announced that the same. But JAl gives you extra val ue with an added across the United States and completely around the Dept. ot Health, Education. vacation stopover in Honolu lu at no extra fare. You world. See your travel agent. • I('come ot '12,000 to 120,000 & Yeu • Jl)bs Gua.ranU f'd upon Gndlla fioD and Welfare bas approved a • CI""'ffS Star. St p' ~ mb~r 27. 196& S44O ,455 grant to Kuakini Hos• • \\ rhe t or Sch ool Cab-1oc " Jo(or.r:ll a Uoa pital. Honolulu. Kenji Goto, {Branch $Chool In Lonl' Buch, Ca.U.foml.) hospita! administrator. will re• CHIC K SEXING SCHOOL -"!!!!.di'!Y..~!.~ ceive the award which will be 222 Prospect Avenut .JAPAN AMERICAN La.,d.le, Pfn nsylVll1la 19446 used to modernize lacillue. by replacing 36 Don-conIorDlUlll general bedJ, 4-PAClflIC CITIZIN FrI.., July 14, 1957 Chapter In the Hoppert Herold ~ordcn INTERMARRIAGE FEARS OF FARMING IIi~iiii Call Board JACL PARTICIPATES IN COMMUNITY ACIVil RIGHTS ISSUE K.I.S.S. Yosh Hotto Chlpter picnic BY THOMAII TOY AJIlA n_51 .toru burned to Ib_ 1II11t1lt1l1l1lt1i1lt1lt1ll1ltlltlilltllll1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1l1l1l1l1ll111 Th~ 20th annual Reno JAOL SIGNIFICANT RIGHTS CASE lI1'Dund and YOWl,.te.. beIn. FOWLER-Clvll rllbts II It conununlty poUuck plcnlc w111 barred !rom th. 1Ill1- Chlol,o ~rsONI ot aMJ be held this Sunday at tho conCerns J Ipane... the The rpaders at the P.C. know by thl. tim. thai J ACL Ind r~aI ground, then Fowl.r HlIII historic Bower', Mansion. Ac• ancestry I•• WI a problem School recreationll arel. To• It. National Legal Counsel. Bill Marulanl, played. major role In this !armln, community tl"ltI~s Include swlm,nlng and day, th~ I"me area bous .. t!l~ Ghosts in one of the mo.t .llIOllIclnt ot the declslonl 01 the Supreme lIOutheast or Fresno, the games. Mr$. Georg~ O.hlma Is Rllh~.-the Japanese Free M~Ibodl.t Court In Ihe I\eld of Olvll outlawing, In Lovlnr v. Fowler JACL reminded. general chairma.n. VlrJinta, ot the Vlrlltrtla Ind, In e/Yect III other lnU-mlsce• Church and hom.. 01 many Over 600 are expected to genation statules. Most real are the Intermar• prominent NLnl, lIIlcb as Usually when one travels for pleasure, It is In the r. h x at the Centra Coota A. Mike Mauoka pointed out In a re• riage lea .. with sev~aI Ceu• Floyd Honda, Tom Xlmllrlwa J AQL ramily picnic on Sun• calian. moving out of Fowler company of one's peers. While you may think that cent Washington N~wsl.tter. JACL had and Makoto Mun.!. in order to .klrt the prospects day, July 23, at Wlldwood lor a number 01 year~ been awaiting the Wben the chap~r was or. perhaps you got mixed up with a pretty old crowd, Acres resorl near Lafayetle. 01 having Japanese Amerlcan the others looking at you might wonder why you proper cale In which 10 Intarv~n • . At the ganlzed, the Fowl~r JACL A hole-Ill-one and Oyca.llng last naUonat convention, In a commItt•• In-laws. And there Is th~ casa aren't resting comfortably in a convalesoent home. sought to improve the Jlpa. events lor adults and a t.reas• meeting on Legl.iatlve-Leaal mattera, ot I Fowler Sansei who was ~ For a change, it was good to see three of the four n ... AmerIcan image by pa.. 475 GIN LING WAY - IIA 4-1_ ure hunt for children have Mike alerted the group to the pendency 01 bea ten up In Fresno because tlcipatlng in th~ Frelno Coun• been added to the day's sched• New Chln.town - Los Angel" successful candidates for the JACL-JAL fellowships the Lovlnr case and urged that a quoli• be had a Hakujin wite. ty DIstrict Fair, contributing ule of races, games and door Banquot Room lor All Ocu.lo .. wing off to Japan. They are young, vigorous, ready fied Nisei atlomey, on b.haU at JACL, lLasl year. severallocil San• to the community hospital, LIt• for whatever the summer will bring them. prizes. a.k for leave of Court to I\le an amicus sei girls were refused .ervie. Santa Borba". JAOL and tle League baseball, donating One thing summer will bring them in Tokyo is curla~ brief and p ....nt 01'01 argument At. bowling ••t. bllshment. A treel to Fowler HIgh School Jr. JAOL will have its family (the translation of amicus curiae Is Sansei lad with slrailht A's heat. In Japan, summer time is hot and muggy. The outing at the Pos Pueblos for beautltlcltlon of the new "friend of the court"). was noi ranked among the Up' gymnaslum, books In lbe Fow· Japanese reason what better way to cool off than to Ranch Beach July 30 from l per two percent several years Fugetsu-Do listen to a good ghost story, one that will chill your p.m. Richard Tokumaru and The Supreme Courl do~. ------ler Public Library lbout the ago. Local JACLers still re• CONTl'Cl'IO"'AlIY bones to the marrow. The theater, the movies, all Paul Shinoda. Jr., are in not often accept this type of from Bill's brief which was AmerIcans 01 Japanese dt' brl.l and It was, therefore, a adopted by the Court In Its membf'r the Fowler-Exeter scent,
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