• Per spec PACI FIQ::>'J[ITIZEN lives Mlmbrnhlp Publica lion Jooono,. Am.tl,," Clliron, L"Quo, 125 Well" 51, Lo •. Angel ••• C.II' 90012; (213) MA 6.6936 Publl,hed We.kly ~.cept FI"I ."d uti W •• ks of ho ~jl . Second Cf." Po,'oge Paid It Los Angll.s, C.llf. B.~ JbRR1: E OMOTO Nan J CL Pruldenl VOL, 69 NO. II FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 SublCrlptlon It,t. P.r v .. an D1~llo U.s..$5. Fer.l",n $7 TEN CENTS 'l ' bu~ '\ ords are written .~ ,,~ I~L urrly If'ave tbt< .1· w.~·s "~('luatt1\' n,ak('l·b~· 1I~, ·. world of DL nrylond and boad (or ' u mo"o. By TEX. NISEI GREETS "Wt" I mun Jo)"'C!f' "ud 8 HATE MAIL SHOWS Cincy-Dayton all set as and lO·ye-ar·old nlt:(!e • Krts.• IIno and R.""n ,bloDlOlo. II!.\" re\lections b~ltin Ih. ASTRONAUTS 'YELLOW PERIL' evcnmg before our National Bool'd meeting "hen all fOllr OF APOLLO XI STILL FEARED hosts for EDC-MDC meet Reflections CINCINNATI - The biennial by these gentlemen In their three speakers trom Call!or• Hirasaki Staying Letten Received Easlern-Mldwest joint district own areas have been highly nla. That evening at Lookout cnj~'{'d Ule ASS council conventions have be .. regarded and well received. House, Lookout Heights, Ky., o( us alw Three Weeks Inside Van After Seattle Form. thoughtful (und flllIn!!) hospi• A,ian Coalition come regarded as the " best Pro,ram In Brief off Interstate 75 at Kyles tality or 0,. B,'n Yumoris. He Helped Design JACL convention" outside of Lane, the Sayonara dinner• hort~· thcrealler. Joy c e's the national ones held during The joint convention open. dance will feature State Sen. brother Harrl. wife and son SEATTLE - Since eslabUsh• the even-numbered years, Friday evening, Aug. 29, with Aronoff as principal speaker. p,cked tbem up [or a visit HOUSTON-The first man 10 menl of Ih. Asian Coalition Format 01 the Cincinnati three separate events: a mixer For the new district officers which ended up in Disney• enter the Apollo XI .pacecrnft for Equality, one of the and Daylon J ACL chapters for the adults, a social for on Monday, Sept. 1, an orien• land. I ended up closeted in last week (July 24) a!ler its founders has received enough co-hosting the eighth biennial young adults, and a presenta• tation brealdast meeting ha. the hrsl of two sessions of the trip to the moon's surface was bale mall to convince him that EDC-MDC j 0 I n t convention tion of queen candidate. at been scbeduled. Enomoto Is Nauonal Personnel Commit• the son of Japanese immi• the concept ot the "y e 11 a w here nt the Sheraton Gibson Ibe youth function. also calling an Informal meet• tee. which met for well over grants who rarm rice nenr peril" Is stili In the minds and over the Labor nay weekend On Aug. 30, 9 a.m., MDC Ing of National Board and eigbt hours. Vidor, Tel< .. a Southea.1 Tex• heart, 01 many people. (Aug. 2D-Sept. I) I. in keep• Gov. Henry Tanaka of Cleve• Stat! members present. Critics mlghl question wbe• as communilv. This Is what the Rev. Mineo Ing with this tradition. land and EDC Gov. Warren He ",as John K Hirasald K ata~lri, ConvenltoD Fees ther all of the tame spent WQS senior minister of ''1",,1t1n1' Indlvldu.1 in• Walanabe of Philadelphia will t'lece~ry or fully productive. who will be imprisoned with th. Ecumenical Metropolilan volvement" IA the conven• call the opening joint session Convention registration but tbere is no question at all the spaceme.n Cor three weeks Mlnlsh'Y, said in a recent (Ju• \Ion them. acd Ibl. will be to order. Greetings are to be chairman Grace Narlta, 5303 about the seriousness of the in O,e Mobile Quarnntine Fa• ly' 11) speech at Central dramatloally star.d al Ihe extended by convention co• Moeller Ave., Cincinnati 45212 participants or the facl Ibat cility. which he. os lI1QF proJ• Washington State College, El• final joint .eulon on Snn• chairmen Hy Sugawara, Sto• Is bandling both senior and we were gathered to do bus• ecl engineer. helped design. lensburg. d.y, Au,. 31 wben Ibre. gie Told and Pat Tanamachl. junior package deal. at $25 Iness. I wanl to personalJ.y uYes. there i~ some danger Mr. Kataglrl helped form "".11a from California ap.ak Reports will be flIed by and $23, respectively, covering thank chaIrman Yone Satoda, involved in the mission," said the Aslon Coalition for Equa• to motivate the expecled 300 Washington repreaentatlve all olllcial events. Adults wbo Dr. Roy Nishikawa. Pat Oku• his Tokyo-born mother at lity, to bring Orienlals into deleptes, adult and youth, Mike Masaoka, National JACL do not wish to attend fue luau ra. Mike Suzuki. Kumeo Yo• their (arm east o( Beaumont. the struggie for human rights. to become responsibly aware Pres i d en t Jerry Enomoto, can deduct $10 and attend fue sbinari and Henry Kanegae "But we are not overly anxi• One or Its alms is to recruit I!I c. t I zen - memben In youth director Alan Kuma• youth recognition event at JACL. $8.50. for thai IitOe extra contribu• ous about John's olety 01 poor Oriental sludents for col• moto and naUonal director tion that means so much for l.ge. Ray Okamura, co-chairman Mas Satow. The convention mixer for h. said h.r son .od hb of the J ACL Committee to Re• adults and young adults is op• JACL. wite share: the C'oD,llrtion H.ve 1I10r. at Slake Keynole Speaker tional at $2 per person. It .. Out of these sessions come peal the Emergency Detention that the moon doe not har• Act, of Berkeley will spur not In the package deal. B few improvements in our dealln~ Orientals have more of a Mrs. Virginia Coffey of the bor d.ath - orpn• .take in promoting equal chapters to extend the Title II Room reservations should be personnel pra.ctices which ma.y isms. Cincinnati Hwnan Relations rl~hts than do blacks because repeal campaign into the Commission will address the made wllb the botel at the not meet all of our staff needs The MQF's main purpose is wider community. following rates: $12.50 single, but do represent serious at• 10 protect the public [rom any I'they have more to lose," Mr. luncheon to follow. The con• Kalaglri said. He said t hat UCLA sludent Mike Yamald vention queen will alao be $16.50 twin or double; or $5 tempts 10 do better. male\'olent organisms which of Los Angeles, articulate dormitory (for youth). 'Ve have a dual responsibil• might hilch-hlke to earth wilh many Orientals have reached revealed. the middle-management level spokesman ror Yellow Broth• Tbe afternoon I. reserved ity to make working condi• the returning spacemen. erhood, will bring up-Io-date tions as good as we can, with• In many lIelds bul have been for J ACL hwnan right.. work• Alter the capsule was re• lop·mana~ement reports on the Dr. Noguchi in the context of JACL goals denied jobs. shop, "Five Months Later", co"ered f .. om the PaciHc on YOUD( Oriental II have re .. case and relate the YeUow and budgetary limitations. splashdown. Astronauts Neil and a Jr. JACL workshop on Within the recent pasl. JACL 11>0nded most .nlh.... l.. tt.• Brotherhood program. JACL. Denver group on A. Armstrong, Michael Collins ally 10 the Idea of lb. Coali• Dr. David Miura of Long salaries and fringe benefits and Edwin E. Aldrin. Jr., The adult.. will hear LIllIan tion, IIlr. Kalar irl ""Id, b.• Beach, chairman of the J ACL Kimura, MDC civil rights have improved a great deal wearing isolation c I 0 1 h i n g cau,e "they seem to feel Ethnic Concern Committee, (granted, we had a 101 to im• went directly inlo the MQF coordinator on whab's happen• (omml relations .ome of tbe fru.lralions of will assess the activities o[ his Ing nationally; and Jerry Ab• prove). and we hope to move: aboard the USS Hornet for the moment!' committee and what its effects • further ahead. medical examinations. bott of Cincinnati and Frank He concluded: "Part of tbe has been to the organization Titus of Dayton, chapter hu• and community. especially in Free Wheeling Inside Van task of this sociely is to open man relations chairmen, on for Title II repeal up society's structures for full the area at internal tensions what'. happening locaJly. Hirasald Wa! inside the participation by non whiles of involving persons of J apanese Th. lUll co .... ra'. of the II1QF van waiting for the as• HOW IT'LL BE-Hostess Lorraine KitaJlma presents Tony The adult workshop will DENVER - Support for re• Inlerim :\Ieelln( of the Na• whatever ethnic group the y ancestry. ; c nf .TAC'L - at door space for 28 Is planDed. NiseI Week FesU\'al calendar .... 4 Japanese Americans, bis se:c• but reminded a commitee and two one-bedroom units An applleaUoD ,. fIaI4- & least J think so in my "ob• retarial staff completely Ig• spokesman that contestants .... bH been rued wUIa the Yuki elias I-aIR_ •• _, • JACt--DISTRtCT to be 47 -stories high are planned for each fl 0 0 I' jective" jud2ment. nores the issue in correspon• must bave been a JACL mem• above the entrance level The Clnc1nnIU.Oayton .11 primed to DepL of Bo...... aDd Vrloul to 1_--' Japan faO - hoBl EDC.MDC Conventlon .... 1 TOKYO-The Keio Plaza Ho• dence. ber for two consecutive years ground floor will house a DevelopmenL I~ B. __ .- including the year of the Nisei Week coronation C.UfornJa Trl·OVC Conference tel a 47-story 558-ft. building, lounge, library, manager's ,?f• Wan!, flnaDelal I.... -- LOS ANO ...... , _ Y··... aDd set Au,. 8·10 .....•• , .....••.• •4 is 'expected for completion tournament. tice. concessions kiosk, m~c­ nIlaDt. hu prepared ,-..t- -- ..... ball reservations urged here in March, 1971. It wUl OLDEST CANADIAN ISSEI Those planning to partici• al office, kitchen, and dinmg bBlt;J dndieL Tbe ...... _ Chari", Kamayatau. • e t 1.,. • COLUMNlST! pate in the 25th annual JACL accommodations for 75 per- are alllllnc towanJ .. PI Hollywood IACLerI md Pa• Enomoto: Renectlon•. be Japan's lallest structure LOS ANGEJ,ES - The Nisei l!o'latBoka: National PrIorities, and will be aboul 65 feet HAS KE~T HER COOL classic should plan to become lo $141 reJltal ...... dfie Citizen Ilatt membeu" Memorial VFW Posl, sponsors HotiOkawll: Troubled Tlme~. higher Ihan Ihe New York a JACL member through a Sakahara and KeArtbur are will lead a spedal NIE I'UII of Ihe 1969 Nisei Week coro• Dohzen: Sayonara JACL. Hilton Hotel, so far the world's TORONTO-Mrs. Yuki Nlshi• local chapter as soon as pos• Obon Festival attorney" for the IIJIOIWOIL Tour to Japan Nov. , via Ja.- Kumamoto: Youth Pro,ram sible to establish membership nation ball, urge lable reser• Ghna: Trame Fatalities tallesl. dera of Weston, Ont., who S k Frank Hattori fa~. real eotal41 paD Air LIJIa, It wall - vations ror those plannjng to Henry: GalkokuJln Behelten. celebrated her 100th birthday eUlllbillty. STOCKTON-The new toe - breker for Jand DotJDlIn1e. r h e (" I( ~ p3yable to Managers of restaur. nt' . Sbe attributed her longevity testants for next year's event t advertised in the PC appreCiate News Deadline-Saturday should be members thIa year food and Oboe dances will be Improv- IlIA. VFW should be oenl 10 3883 to: "Control yourself; don't • tour of 1ba DeW churc:b. otber POUI& Weslside Ave., Los Angele• your Identifying yourself u worry unnecessari.l.y"• and the nen. • 80008. • PC re.dlr, • 2-PACIFIC CITizeN l:r-produeed plum Iree pro• the Ceorle 8hlmas and Wall ducrd hI 1000 wo. pIllrnlecl In sponlored by thp Hi ghland ..,,...... - ..- ..,.,,- ...,-- ...#.... ~.#,, ..~# .. #... --" ... , .. , ... , .. , ... , .., ... ,- .., .. , .." ... ,.. , .. , .. , ...... l"ridny. \Ul: 1. 1869 Return of Okinawa 1903 uml Ihol Kounshl In• Park Amel"lcan Legion Auxll- NEWS IrlnKrd on lhr palonl In Ule lor)'. ~'cnra , ~I " lost .Ix ill compclttiull Yokola 01 Soeralnenlo WMhlngton New.letter to Japan forecast with KUlnrlnn. w.. el.clod Sierra-Nevadl< Mltsuiline Travel Service The U.S. UI'pl 01 Agricul• Region supervisor of the by Mike MII.ok. CAPSULES ture named Ilhlro B. Morlmotu 'l'oBllmlotre.. Inlerna t Ion a I 01 Llvlng.ton to Iho 10-mem• Clubs. She brian,. 10 Ihe by newsman bel' Chillornl" "hnand conlrol Thursday M011,il1g 'roa.lmls• 1969 AUTUMN TOURS bonrd U!I! one of thl' thr(t(> co• It·.s. Club. . ~lr •. Sam SlIl- opel'ol,vc mUl'kcllllK olRoclu• mosa kl WliS I;lmong new mem• U,S. should keep Government Hon AI'OWtrS. The hORrd nd• ber, elecled 10 Ihe boord of WE HAVE A TOUR JUST RIGHT FOR YOUI Nuncr), Rceountln~ ofllct National Priorities nuclea r base ther~ mlnillou lite ledernl mW'kel• dlreclors of the Girl Scouts ot Il\unagrt ~ 1 \ homB ~ 1'\1, 'l'llkata or ing ngrc~n\el\t nnd orrlcr pro• Chicago. She will .erv. a lwo- 5ullio Fr Spring. was clccled g"al11 tor Cnlllomia nlmond •. ye~~ I!~I;n * * aONOLULU Th. 1101",1111.· "rc. ldenl vf Ihe LIlli. Lnke (I.yuhl of Onlario I Nisei Fun Tour-Sept. 21,* 1969 JAL lrnhon of OkllHtWIl ht.1\thl btl Cily School 01.1 del lie ha. Awards Was Instnlled Bethel Honored \I t' hrrn it bunnl mcmbl'l' slul'r Quc~n for Oregon by ihe Now thAt man's .gl-old dre.m of ra.ching the i'('lm ned to J .ll1 nll , b l l h The Kcmncco\1 COPln'r Corp. Ul1itl~ Stnh's . houltl 1,C'l'p thl' I!l!lli, nil MI5 veleran and Col grand lIe8sion of the tntel'no- atlall1~d 5\;lle I LA I gradunl<' He I aave Iwo $500 .eholm-.hlps 10 moon has been succe. fully and dramatically Illh:l l'Ul' uast's Hu.' n ', U Irnd• Con Kimuru, on or the H. 1I0nai Ol'der Of ,Jobs Daugh• m8n C3n now dream of Ile\\' worlds to cOllquer -fol' tou Jnpanl'Sl' I\l ' \\ 's pnll( ~ rmnn Inilnicd. hUB h\'o teen-oge lere held 81 Porlland June 10- ~o n s Khllurnl o( SuH LnkC' City. impo~ sold )wn,' I ('t',mtl)" pnd a duughtt'1' .. . i\ln. 20. the 'ible of only yesterday is the mspirl!d reality ~I.rle S hlbu y~ 01 RoilinG 11111. .lId Morlnllllr Mlya, dnughler " Thr Okin nw Bns "tll1l 10 of Ihe K.·rfth Mh'''s Ogden of today W(1 :-1 inslnllrd :.o;(,cl·t'lnr~· o( the at I t'l UI'" tu .l ap nnc 1;; t· l:I dlmni P 0 11 I In,· Molor Corp. Courtroom Sonic dn'am of r£'aciling next tor the tars. of In· 1.0. .\ngC'ltf; County Commi6- tr a lu}II .\ nd 1 think t1u.' r(' m ol' awnrded n training cholnl'- A 12-month Jail .enlence terplanetary exploration. of visiting dl31'S and e\ ell b ~ ion 011 Human ReloUon!'. n sum t' problems then ' Ir tho 2 5-11'..,m~m\ · bom'd uppolntcd 8hlp to Gerry \'nm alhttu. l"C· ror Mlch ••1 Jon Saito. 21, 01 rCYl!r SiOll i ~ dl " lu~ed ." Illid HI~h intruding beyond into other galaxies. Other dream of h~ ' tht" 11\' «.' COUlltS ~lpcr"i60r~ ccnl Oadon groclllnl • . Fresno rol' marijuana posaes• ·pace platforms lhal will permit lhe policing of Ihe T o mnhi ~n S U'h llla ka, a 1(' • Mrs. J::bu (K"y) F.tow Q .Ion wa. ordered . Ia yed unUl porteI' [or A ~n hi ~hllnbun or me-mbcr or lhc Redondo Bl'RCh Oel. 17 lor review by Superior carlh. to assure mankind peace. ,\ nd still olhers clreoll1 T ok yo, Business \ltl'uall CI\lb, WII" honored by COlli I Joseph L. Joy. Saito of translating lhe lessons of space to the solutions of Suknn ,1'01 hu. spent two b URtmC Snk1l5Clo wl\. rounder the Redondo B ..... h Ch[lmbcr was nloo p I a c. d on three the many' and great problems of humanity. months in tht U l1 tlt ~ d Stale, o f 501<1 Mugnellcs 01 Santa of COlnrncl'ce us Womun of th(' YC!IlI'S' probation. In essence. it is all a que lion of prioritIes-In thIs talk ing to (lo n J!n~~s nll'1l nnd Monlcu In 1008 a IIcr . Imo.l Year In J'ccognlton 01 continu• Pcmtngon o rficla ls t\\'o dt"rndt,s ill elcctronlcs 8nd ance $ el'"ic~ within the com• School Front case national priorities. mnRnclic recording licld •. be• lI1unlly. She ond her husb'lIld "( (Ifrtatnl~' bflllr\'(' thut The Ass n 01 California Even as thc astronaut.s were bin ted oif on thell· Ih. (' nltert SI.I., Inlcllds 10 rnme "Ice-pl'osldenl of MCA operate Etow'&: 101 Nunel")', Technology. Inc., upon the .nd hovr rour ehlldrel1: CDrl, Stille College Profe•• ora op• moon ,·hot. \'ice President Agnew poke of putting a return Oklnuwll to JOPlll1." posed Ihe appointment 01 Dr, Ltc -ald. "I Ihillk Ihe dale mcrRer wllh Ihe gla nl MCA ret'c.'llt Cnl Poly-Pomonu Jll'ud• man on ~ l ars before the end of the century. ,",ow Ihat ,-,omuil1l'. H t:' hud bet"n associ• \lnte in ornnm~ntul horticul• S. I. HRvBka". as president "Ill be dC'ddf'd whtn Prime of Son Francisco State Colle,e the a ·tronauts havc safely returned, many more an' ~Unlsl('r CI"ilku ~nto nU'(lt~ al"d w llh Bing Cl'osb)' Enler• lure: LaITY. Unlv or Pucilic ·harm~ prise., :1 M 8"d Wlnslon Re• tudenl : Margnrel. C \II ve r on Uboth subatantlve and pro. that once impossible dream "Hh l'reshlent Nixon In c C d urn I ground.... ACSCP NO"fm\)er.'· s('>8r C' h. City , and Fl'anc('. But. there are other' , including some III the i'\L'\on Japan Air Line, ha5 COIl• president Dr. Dale Bu.h or The Nls!'i Fun Tour is conducted entirely in Engll$h and iI He ~aid the J upunc:loC' go\"• Fresno Stale charged all July it~ .\dmini tr3lion, who would take issue \lith that ·pace h uCled with Shernton How;\i1 Orqanizations the only tour of kind going to Japan. The tour is considered dream HOllsing and Urban De\'elopllleni ' ecl'etary crnm('nt "ould likl' 10 sec the Corp. 101' 200 room. a dol' In II Hu\'ultawo with Overreae• One of the most popular tours going to Japan for the NiseI. Tn. U. S.-J.lpnnf:' .... l' Sct'urit:v Tr~n l Y W.lklkl 101' Ih e n e , I rh'c Ed".rd Y. I~nkll". Lo An• lion. dlslnlere.1 In the needB entire tour has been planned with the Ni~ei In mind ind we wel• Romney. [or one, bas expl'e ' ed a passionate and elo• l':-.: tcnded .l\Itomnlil'n l1 ~' nnd yeon, according to the HOllo- ,~I ('s ultorn<"y. has been elect• of minority students, taking come you to join our Tour Escort Mr. Bene Kaklta for ~ fun fllled quent di enl. noting that we should now get back to Ihe maJorlll' or Ih. p C 0 p i c lulu Advertiser . LIl.e olher In- .d 10 till' Board of Dlrcctors punitive measures agaln.t r.c• tOur to Japan with optional tours to Taiwan and Hong Kong. c.3rth and solve the earthy and earthly problems that favor the c.' ten. Ion lemallonul airline •. JAL np- or the Kldne~ ' Foundnlton 01 ullv members who oppose him and 0 "personal Incapacity to Panorima Hiroshima Tour-Sept. 21, 1969 beset man on thi planet. " I!'. nOI unllkel)' Ih.1 rlot• pen .. 10 hnve concluded Ih.t Soulhern Callfomln. u non• PM iU2 on J npnntH' cOImpusps will I! Is going 10 hnve to control proril organization supporting 10 conduct hlmBel t according Th is tour will co"er Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu in les.! than ml('n~iry in HnO wh('11 the rooms of li s own In ordcr 10 reseorth nnd public edllcnllon 01 generally acepled standards two weeks. Here's the tour that will cover all the highlights .nd S('C'ur i t ~ · T renl~' t:onws up (or a.Sllre iI. pass.nger 01 beds in a fi eld o! kldnry dloe ...s of persooal and profeulonnl If the unity of the nation and the uplifted spirit was specially arranged for those who are limited for time or for re\'iew," h" said In major POI-I. 01 colI. Meon- In n n lnc cOllnly urcu. Kaklla elhlcs" tho$e who have previously ,,'sited Japan. The tour will be escorted of the people brought about by the amazmg and spec• "The lenist !i ludents WHllt while. JAL's new I)' ereo\.cd I. aotl vr with J ACL. Weslalde by our experienced staff member. tacular flight of Apollo XI to the moon and back coultl 10 h8"e il aboll.hed." hO lel conslructlon rirm, the Opli ml. ls and Is cu .... nt pr.s• Book he sustained fo r decades yet to come. there would be SRknnaku \\ 'IS hel't'" to 41 1- SAL De" elopmenl Co., is plan- Ident of lhe Japane •• Am.r• Prentice-Hall has ordered a Konko Churches of America Tours• no question that the country would be willing to make t~nd the rir~t met-ting o( t h~ nlnll 10 build sizable hotels in lean Republic or Southern second printing ot "Japanese Sept. 21 and Oct. 1, 1969 JAL Joint commit\('c (In JapRtl-U,S. Tokyo. Kyolo. Oklnaw •• Seoul. Calilomlo. Americans: the Evolution 01 • the necc ' ary acrifice to go forward not only on CullurAI and F.ducallonnl Co· Taipei. H on~ Kong. J arkal'l. . Bob lrltlk." n 01 Lomita Subculture" by Dr. Harry KI• The Konko Churches of Arner!c') are offering two tours I.,vlng space programs but also to continue the war in \'iet· "prrohon which open('d herr Paris Rnd Honolulu. was instnHed os master coun- tano. , ..' ho has received sev• this Aulumn and the tour i:) available to non·church members Newly crentcd posllion or cilor or thc Order of DeMola)', as well as through Mitsulline Trayel Service. The first tour nam and to impro\'e the lot and life of all citizens. III July 13 eral orten to translate his au• will ----- Mi dwesl Regional Manager Lomlt. chopl ..·. The DeMoloys Ihoritatlve work Into Japanese cove r Hokk.aido and Tohoku and will be escorted by Rev. T. TsuyukJ a society that is well fed and housed. \li th equal and ror J npan Air Lin • • went 10 or. celebntltng th.ir golden that were mad. during his re• Ind the second tour will be escorted by Rev. I. Goto to Shikoku great opportunities for all, in a decent and dignified Toke hi Nomura. p re vlou. annlve ..o ry Ihl. ye. r. Whllc cenl spe.klng lour 01 Japan. and Kyushu. There will also be a extended tour to Hong Kong for climate of social well· being. rargo !iinlf..'~ plnnning dlvf !l!lon cl o~e l y associa ted with Free- those who are Interested. monoller " I J AL's home office mMonn', a bo)- ne.d nol be a Entertainment But we know that the emotions of the moment Nisei Week ondo in Tokyo ond wilh JAL since son 01 a IIInson 10 join the Radio Li'l Tokyo Tour-Sept. 14, 1969 JAL quickly disappear. to be replaced by other feelin gs and attitudes. :~;7 ~o~~a~;,~iti~:Or~Sa n'i ~.~ t~~ ~: ~~:'!ii h7~~'~t~ ~ ~~kU~~l ll h. c i~ ~~ln~:~ ~~~s~~ ~~n S!~g~d whe~! ~~ ~fllldt~~n~/~~ea f1:!~~eret~~~r~~f~0:nk:I~~t:~ I~d~~~~~ -\ccordingly. as limitless as the resources of our practice underway pion to meet the \'ast trarrIc ~ An$teles. was elected sec- album of Japanese music, in- several Geisha Part ies enroute, then you r tour escort Mr. Matao ('xpaneion expected with in- reta!")' or slnte at the 1969 eludmg uGunkan March" and Uwate awaits your joining the group. This is the 9th Annual Tour nation may be, pnorities must be given to the gra\'e lroduclion or jumbo jels and Girls St . Ie 5e.,.lon at UC eight vocals, under lhe Golden challenges at hand. lest mankind ilsel1 may fell ow the LOS ANGELES - An open .upersonlc planes In the 10- 0 0\'1. Sh ~ Is the cl nuahlel' or State record label. :or the group and you'll be in experienced hand. throughout tho invitation was extended to the 70. '"I"'-"""",_,,___ ,_,_,,_,~ our. tragedy that befell the dinosaur general public. young and old I .. alike. 10 practice for Ihc Nisei Joe X.k.l. 55. or Los An- ISpecial - Nisei Fun Tour-Nov. 2, 1969 JAL Week Ondo, now being held ";~!T.~~O~~~d r:~~t d ~~fs io~:e~[ EARL Y FALL We are among those who happen to agree whole• T uesdny~ FESTIVAL This tour was spec:lally arranged to leave On this specific dar. twice weekly and Kern Foods. Inc, He joined to take advantage of the low rates in air fare and to arrive in heartedly with Senate Majority Leader Mansfield who Thu..,;da~·s. 7 :30 p.m. Under the firm in 1953 as a straw- Japan at the very peak of its autumn colors. The quality and Toku~'3e I feels verY strongly that the current problems of earth the direction of Mme. berry buyer. ]n 1957. he bc- JAPAN TOU R schedule of the tour will be the Sime and will be escorted by and of the people require that the same high purpose Hanayagi at the Hirohnta Au• came di"ision mana~el" .nd popular JACLers from Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Chari .. Kam.· la Park r Easl Second SI. near promoted to the vice-pres- yatsu. These escorts have been selected to head this group because and dedication that was given to the concept of "land· Cenlral A,·e., according 10 On• idenc~' IMt June 1. being Ihe CONDUCTED BY MR. KEN NAKAOKA of their tremendous talent and abil;ty 10 give everyone the best H I~ashl ing a man on the moon in this decade" should now be do Chairman Jun onh ' Ni~e i orfi('eI' in the lood Formerly Mayor of Gardena time possible. This tour will ~150 allow those who have time to given to help resolve the ills of the deprived, the dis· Initial practice seSSions hove pro~cessinS! firm. P rewar . he spend the Holiday Season in Japan which is the most exciting tlma ad,·antaged. and the denied. had a very enthusiastic re• ee sponse. pointing towards R ;':~~~ PM ~~' ee ddbi Y C ' We are still of the mind that so-called human rights very successful and colorful Thnre Crown 0 n Iy $8 61. 00 in Japan. Ondo Dancing ror Ihe 20lh FOR RESERVATIONS ANO INFORMATION should be superior to any other right. that the needs i of man in this world are more demanding and more Annual Nisei \Vcek Festival. CONTACT The public ondo dancer. al·e Geor«e K . lUmbara. lI1.D., critical than the search for new cosmographical hori• pClrticipating in the Ondo w"" appolnled Clinical Pro- I Sunday Departure-7 September 1969 zons in the vast u niverse that surrounds our planet Dancing scheduled (or Sntul'• {es.tgns 0; Amerted, 2 p ,m. in a check package, now a,'adable al SUmIIOmO. P~~\~D5A~~ h~!~ ', I~' EI~ ~rUb.\~~l>~ SEIJ I DUKE OGATA Almost as unprecedented a5 the mo~n flight was R. YUTAKA KUBOTA It's never tao early ... Plan &. Wilshire Sh·d,. Santo Monica. the simple announcement that John Hirasaki of Vidor, 9 • .m. now to attend EXPO 70 in Au,. lJ ('i\'ednelda») Texas. would be the first person to enter the space Pag,dcna-Bd !itt,. Butch Tamu• Osaka with Bank of Takyo's I\~Ul ra', rt .. 8 pm. capsule when it returned from its rendezvous AuC. I; (Sunday) N~ Savings Plan. the moon. A technician who helped engineer and con· 5"n1;\ -:o.!arla-Community picnic. Three Generations of Prcbk( r Park. 12n. Comp In and pIck up the neW struct the aluminum mobile quarantine facility Oil the PhlllldelDhf~-OullnK experience b~th ,\UI(. '13 (Saturdu.n Savongs Plan brochure wl.h sum· recovery ship Hornet, he and a NASA physician, Chh:uao-YJA Va r let y belletll. volunteers. will serve on a three week c:'larantllle }l'anels Parker School. ft p.m, F UK U I THE SUMITOMO BANK mer &. spung festivals hsted. Sacnmento--J" ACL gall touma• • operation to guard ajl"ainst any lethal contaminent• ment, HaISiN Oak. Mortuary, Inc. OF CALU'OBNIA bacteria. fungi, or vIrus-the three astronauls may Aue. 24 (Sunda'o') llllwQukee-Plcnlc, Brown Deer THE BANK OF TOKYO OF CAUFORNIA have brought back \\~th them from the moon. Just a Park. 707 E. Temple St. SAN FRANCISCO f SACRAMENTO f ~N JOSE' OAKLAND ~I So. Fronasco I J ..... c. .... I Son Jose I F..-I Lao Art&eIes \ur. (Thunda:n LOI An,elel, 90012 few vears ago, it would have been impossible for a Sacramento-G.n Mil. SAN MATEO I LOS ANGELES I CRENSHAW, LA GI'den~ I Crenshaw I S.nl. Aft.' "'-1,.,.1.01 An"'e. -\ur. '!9-S,pt. 1 MA 6-5824 .Tapailcse American to be el'en considered for such an £OC-:\rOC-Jolnt Convention. Ho• important responsibility. And just a few months ago, lei Sh('raton-Glbson. CinC'innaU• GARDENA I ANAHEIM I MONTEREY PARK Cincinnati - Oa>'ton J ACL ~o­ Seith. FukuI. P re::.ldenf I it would have been hard to imagine any identification hC)3;tL of his name without the explanation that he was of .\Ul'. 1~J I IN:~~ N~~~aCo~:,~~~~r I: _.~ .....'.o.'. "".'...... n: .-_.,.,.<.o.,".S.'.'.COO_".'.'.''''..'.' ' 1lI_,..,._./.=.-__~ __ _ P~~~d~ Jt~t.r~O~!:'Ut~.~rA;- Japanese ancestry.

, • rt~1\ tlnlf '~r lacl! of Ivld.n.a W"'~ .~".,tbln' • JUST COMMITTEE 01' tr.tIIl.d 10 by mlny tha ".lIl1on. 1Ir •••nt.d a. a mitt.. ... or. 111& 1'4 to "1I~ tho f", ".,_ 'ACIPIC CmnN-J wltn ....., 110 pain I." oul, .peetal 110m .Inc. It w•• nol "I.lrlhute" wh.n th. pouUon. tho '.denl a,ead_ all#r Friday, Aug. Bill HO$oklw. on Ih. July U .,rndo Cnpl •• 111'". b.ln. pr ...nt.d tho d ....I.n I. ,.nd... d. 1. 18811 Could Hav. Invtlilraird 01 lh. tull-pa •••IUST Com- N~II.n.1 .IACL la prrpar- prn or ~on. ACCUSES HAHN N.klok ••1.0 nol.d th.t II Supervilor Hahn had be.n ".Ine ...ly Inlere.ted In hi' Froln,h. po ... onAI ..lI.l,cUon. h. could AS INTERFERING hAve Invellillated Mr, liollln• •• ,'. ohar.e. betor. votlnr 10r th. dlochara. 01 nr, Noauohl Frying Pan Suplrvl,or', Rlqul,' without. hearlh''', However tho bo.,." 0/ .u• to Reop." Hetrln, pervlso... by th.lr .rbltr.,.,. Tokyo. Japan D"w, QuIck R.,po" .. aollon In dl.ohArrlnK Dr, No• TROUBLED TIMES - A 10llg time before mo.qt l!\Ichl .ummarlly "rellnQul.h• ~tud('nt .d Ihtll' authorlly". N.kaok. Americans had heard of unrest. certain ele- LOR ANG m.ES When Coun• oonclude'!.. and now Ih. Civil ments among Japonese rolle!lians were vigorously com- l;y Supervisor Xonn.th H.hn Service <"omml ..lon h.. "'_ batting what thl" considered to be lnjusllce.q or .uuested reopenlnll tho he ..- clu.lv. Jurl.dlcUon In deter• "Th ttl r m rue I U f J Inll ot Dr, Thom •• Noguchi. mlnln~ whether Dr. NOjlUchl W1'On"s. e mos spec nell a !\ es a on 0 apa- ousled counly cnrontr, "10 I. r.tumod to hi. po.ltlon or nese student acti\'ism took place in 1960 when as .ock tho truth" .t • July t8 not M ('ount)" coronpr Inet many as :.lOO.OOO of tl\('m demonstraled against adop- p ..... cont ...nc. ( ••• PC July chid m.dlcol nomlner, tion of the ., ....1apan ~lutual Security Treaty. These 25). reMtion WR, Immedlnte, The JUST committee .1.0 demonstrations failed to blo~k the act • but they The Japan ... Unite d In announced .ome 3.000 Indi• ' nh r Se.rch lor Troth CommIU ... vidual. and 200 orlanlllllon, f orced President Else ower 10 cance his scheduled lonned to •• ek relnalalement hl\vo contributed to the No• visit to Tokyo nnd led eventually to the ouster of the ot Dr. NOluchl, wid the I'r ... au.hl Ddensa Fund. About Kishi Cabinet Ih. foUowlnl Mondoy (July 10.000 hove .llIlled peUtion. Th t d I~ Ila\·~ I· d II ,21) thot the "[ruth h •• com. oponlOled by Ih. commlll ••• e s u ('n ('on lIIue res ess eVllr SlIIce. nut" ••• ro.ull of Ihr .Ix- whloh hAl been pr.senled 10 and next y<'ar may soe R dimsx of some sort as the weok he.rlnR, Ih. CounlY Board ot Sul*r• mutual security trenly comes under reeltaminaUon and The .lUST 00"",,111 •••0 - visor, and the Civil S""vlce Japan has _ bteII dGw er _ COtMnIent flail • .• the Okinawa revE'rsion t<11ks approach 1\ critical stage. .holrman Ken Nakaoka ..ht Comml~.lon. alklnr tor a "juri be thIt autumn. lapin Air Ut!es hu put toge!her a .... of Bo th t h e pO rtce nn d s t u d en t groups are open Iy pre- Habnthai by t. ""'kIDr Interlorrln.. the "Quesl with and unbl ••ed ded.lon", loon that concen\n\e 01\ I variety of place 10 110 and IhInp paring for \'iolence, th. ··Ind.p.ndenoe an~ In- Oul or Favor 10 do. Each tour has be", .peclally tallond for N11clael. After a month In these parts, however. one can't 1.... lIy" ot the Civil Sorvlo. A.ked whether SupervisOr Happy Autumn Each lOur is complet.. Experienced lour wndudors make the barkln~ Hohn h out ot ravor with th. tours more enjoyable, and are bilingual to Inswer your q~ help but wonder If the stUdents aren·t up the ('ommlulou. whloh~.OOO-pare t•• un revlewln.. the .Jap.ne .. community. Ito rt• bOIlS Of help .,..,U meet people. The badge whlch ldenUfies wrong tree. Why' Well. most of Iheir com pia nts are tuUmony by 8a wltne-... plied. "I would ..y he I. very Tours in Japan politicaUy oriented. and many o( their facllons are so A de.llion. when rudy. will mueh out of t.vor ... Ith tho you as a member of your Nlkkeijin tour ensures e art uo.ol1lcl1Ll fice The tragedy is that student leaders seem to be akA. Mr. and Mrs. ::IFch NaC:, doing little else. ~"'nl%~~a~ ~~;..,~=Shl: Interest-Insured Savings m 0 no . Dr. Y~e T0\r&&ald. ~~ Rl.:g\oV~-r.c.;"'~ s!:;:;! Toyola sued to Mun.~t.su. GeoT,. M. Kaneko Empire Printing CO. and Aaoclate.. SunnJ'ltde Pack· ~1. Cleaners. Mr. ~d lune of million COMMERCIAL on6 SOCIAL PRINTING Mrs. }(awo Nishi. The Boman EnOlish and Japanese C!1IwtII AcCOIllt• ~~.Ra~: ~~~~~: Gaarlntettl 114 Well.r St., Los Ange~s 12 MA 8·7060 Mr. aM Mn. Kan,o Kunluuru, LOS ANGELES - The wI~ow IIIt8rat Elame Tanl. Mn. Helen QuOD, and three children ot a man B~~~~ . and Mro. H, NIII1Izu. killed in a traffic accident 30% Growtlt In 5 Yen lMyuml HI,a, OIokicht Kuwaha- tiled ~ $1.5 million dam ... 23% Growtll ill 4 YUII ro, Anonymous (New Yorkl . suit recently (July 11) charr• Planl~ tu!l~ 'e a~~ ~~a~lr~'i.'! ~: ing her late husband'. Japan• plan 17% GIOWllt in 3 Yiln Eagle Produce brey. CeceUa Nakamurl. M & B made Toyota automobUe wa. Yamamoto, KaEuko o:r.u, John Yo· detective. ahino. Nomura Bros, GeoT,e N. Mrs. Eneida Figueroa, 32, When an savings and interest remain In new (Available for S1.000 or more.) Earns 14 % bonuI 929·943 S. San Pedro St. MA 5-2101 :~~:n(N~:rl~Ox)~rt.i~neon~: Torrance, $nd her three chil ... accounts of $1.000 or more for the specified each year above our regular 5% current aI1IIIII Bonded Commission Merchanlll r.if'On~~~R~·:'~~:~: ~~~ M~~ds!l' ..~S~~~o;~ number of years at our guaranteed 5.25% an• paasbook Int... t rate when held 3 years. _ Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables - ~~:nTa~~o~ku~t:'~: ta Motor Distributors Inc., and nual rate. compounded daily, effectIve annual Los Angeles 1 S ~"'l!:' rJ:~~~':~·Y MaUU- ~~ . A~~~~:;b~:~ ~I!":~~: yield Is 6%. In case of hardship or emergency, .... ~ ~ ~..".. ..-.-.-:.: ...... ,.-.- ~:~yO~t-~~1 Jr:~n,:~~:: chased. you can withdraw funds from your account althe Henry Sh.IraaIIwe, 1oIr. and Mra. The suit centenda Michael ;;; I Takeu""l. 'Elmer Uehldl. Ujlo NI- A. Figueroa was ldIJed alter end of any quarter with full Interest to that date. lair; ~ CAL-VITA PRODUCE CO., INC. w;7':~O';~~J · h. aU.gedly wa. throW1\ un- => *-G. or,. AI ... ka, Dorothy der the dashboard when the IIIInIt ;: Bonded Comml ••lon Merchants-Fruits &< Veletables - Woehlnllton, Ir .... JoM""n. Ruby ~ar hit an unldentltied 01l!:~ l! C Wb M ~ I == H. N.k•• aw a, Anonymou. (21. t Incam. ':1 774 8, antral Ave. L.A.- ole ..l. Termln.1 arae ;: Fun" ShImada, Temo II< Sally To- on the Harbor Fre.wAY , Accolllt MA 2-8595. &tA 7-703S. MA 3-CS04 ~ ~,.Y. ~ . lt~a~~ghl~Mr~~3 ~:.~ Ocl 30. The complaint charl- ."PASSBOOK 5._ W;:rbert R. Karlmoto. Rttauko and ed the front seat ot the car 1 ACeOUIfI' ?~::::::~:::::~~::~~~~.::~~~~~~ w .. DOt attached Jlrope.1y to 5.25". J.. , : ...... ~ the fram•. Plan' PAID • • • Ken Nakaoka leading ---- plan aUARmll.Y You eam 5.13% annual yield tvIIen aD UVinge • : Another Sumitomo Itranch I and Interest remain a year Hthe 5" current an• i. YOUR CREDIT UNION t CPA fall tour to Japan In downtown L.A. pllnn_ WIth this account. you earn at our guaranteed nual rate Is maintained and compounded daJlf • LOS ANGELES - Gardena SAN FRANCISCO _ Plana to 5.25% annual rate, compounded dally. Interest for a year.lntereet II paid frOm exact day-ln til • • City Councilman Ken Naka- ch • ••• •• oka II leading an Early Fall open a Sumltomo Bank bran will be paId to you every quarter when you open the • d at WUahI.re Blvd. and Grand exact dqoout. And. fundi recelwld by 10lIl • • Festival Tour ot Japan, e- Av •. area In oentral down- an account for 36 to 60 months. Oepoelt any • • parting trom Los Angel .. on or any month earn from the 11t when theJ Sunday. Sept. 7, and t1y1n, town Lao Angel.s were an- amount from $1.000 or more. remain on depoalt antIl the end or the quarter. • Nf' I JACl C d't U ' • the Great Circle route to To- nounced by loao YamuaJd. ·t a ,ona re, mon :: kyo via Canadian PaoWc. bank presldenl It wJll be the A 10-day tour coverlnr To- 11th branch In the .tate, tile For full detail. call any UnTon Federal offtce and uk for .... AccoUJdl COnIuIIIIII : 242 S 4th East kyo, Nikko. Kamakura, Ha- .lxth 111 Southern Callfomla. : • I·kone, Nagoya. I ... Toba, Pearl • Island and Kyoto with ampl. 'Pancak. Pow.r' .howlI UNION FEDERAL S~Y!~ _. • S Ilk C,'ty Ufa h 84111 takingtime torand shopping.rest bal beenplcture- ar- LOS ANGELES - For tour af a e , ranged tor $861. with privl- hours last Sua417 momlDl, i• • leges to return witbln 90 day •. the Pfogre.. l ... WestIld. JA- Gardena Aealonal OffIce: 1275 West Redonda EIeIcII BJvd., Phone 323-87110 Nakeoka .erved five years CLers demonstrated "pancake Realonal Offices: Long Beach-Bixby Knolla C 0I8nQe County-Raeemoor C t.IaJIIIa • Tel, (801) 355-8040 :. as an Army ottlcer durlnr the power" at Crenahaw SquaN MalA 0ftIcI:4261ouUa1JdAll __'- __ Occupation and tlnce retlre- to.aIIe 1unda tor their annual • mant hu been activ. 111 the ChrImrIaa~ tor the -- 1.... It .. II .... It .. It It .... I .. It .... It.. ... i rul ..ta\e-Inve.tmm\ 1Ia1d. taIlT dIJI4rIB, .' I 4-PAC"IC CITIZI!N 110 Rol. In th. Communlty.- t------. fruin. Aug. I, 1869 "Thr Gumr8 Prople Play." _nd UWhnt Jf Real?" Involve. Calif. Tri-DVC conference Aug. 8·10 set mont of the partleipant. wUl • relt lI.eaUy In their ope nne.. tn thf many dtflculslon su• II,T !'ATTI I"'AT IU d~[lnhlR of Ihtl. world And between thrlle thl'ct. lht"y Rr" tend 10 produ," o.lIricial slons and workshops. It I. ex• ~li " k-" PSWDl'C C'hllrml n b\llldln~ 0 .h·on~ rQundnllon. bound by Ihe nne fnctor whirh I'motion • bl'lng ('ondltloned in pected Ih. number ot parllei· SII11 nllll'" cought bo- mnkcs tlwm involvNI humn" un nrlirlelul ftdUng. pnn~ W ill bp approximntcly Sa nsei 1.. ~ A1\R("le~ t w('t'n 1hl" two must ~c("k \>olnR'. Ih. d ••h·e to undor• TIll' vn lu(' o( n ('limp, how• 180 SOIll~ Hv~ th~ tcmpornr~1 ~lnnd poopl. CAli In "('{URf' to ncknow• themllclv('l' Rnd their rvrl, is not within the camp• Thtl tlrst gutherlng 01 the ,,,hirlpool of • Pl't!ssu"lrrd '0- led g. t h r I \' r,·u8h'01l0no. ..elotloll shlp to oth .... .ltr 11,. 11. but In the in• thl't!(· distrIcts II nn experi• cie~ ' and find th.m~. l v.s . nwnkl'" their ~('ne('~. nnd prr• On Ih. w.okend of AUf. olviduol partlclpnnt Involved. Otilllna l crutton< In Jadl' Ptarl\ ln~. mental proJ.et It I. hoped D jlmOfld~. ~. Slant or at \e.. t thtl!' b.n.. po!' the",s.lv.. 101' t h ~ In• S • 10. Ih. t hr .. dlslrlat It 1ft fOr thr Ihlrd group of that thl. FI rst Biennial Trl• Cora l, Amb!"r, Sapphin!s: Otl,~... p .. trOr to Isolott nno evHablr sociaty .oulh counolls or Oo llfornla Individ\lnls pn'vlollsly men• Emer,1 1dl and Rubltl. Credit CI,d, Dlstnct ConvenUon wi ll b. Honored. Fru V" lI dlltd Part!",. IIh~lt~r tht!m~el\1e~, in hopr!l: V.I. drsplt. Ih. dW.ronc •• will b. mt.IIn, lore,thor In Ilonl'd, who W~lrIt to cxomLne fo llowed by many more in the Sa nta Crus DlOtlntalnll tht.'h flC'nHitivity nnd prepore the yeora to eomr. CENTURY CITY Nam's for a . imUar type of .wan· tOI' the (Us t-pAce society. Fo llur. or flop. "rtilidol or ~ ' NISEI: THE QUIET AMERICANS' 'n,lde P..c,flc lit N.I'I !'A'ITI DOHZBN nf's... worksbop. Tbtllr p l\rtl" AmonR t.ht" topics oC discufI• unreali stic .. ' it is one way O~n . ular ainl w ill be to . Iudy B.nk Bldg,. II 30-.6:00 ChalrmlUl. at'l Touth CODJIcll .Ion lor this Ihrre-dny con• to Itart to look at one •• lf. But 190 I Avenue of the SUra the Japaneae·A m t r I CI • n (0l'cnre I~ "Yell ow Power nnd It', only a atnrl. Restaurant Los .>U!gel •• oommunl.., and th ~ ahan,,. Los Angoles C.II 277-11 <4 <4 Canton... Cuts ... 1.'\'0 "tt)",endl .ro, our Controversy Goes to Publisher thld are r apidly O(I(\Urrlnl h mllr Style Dlnn. ,. t b ~ m . ' . nqult A90m ~ C9cktaU Loun •• NYC "ep [rom NC-WNDYC, In Fod to Ge Wlnnte - Ih. - Pooh. otherwise SAN FRANCISCO - pub• staltmen1~ About Japanpsf' Three days art' not very II known 8~ 'Vinston AshilAwa, lic campaign has been mount• Alnericans. 'nld. "It I. un• long to .xomlne • chanJ(lng CA ••al~ 205 E. Valley Blvd. Aniele~ . ed to have William Morrow fortunAtc thai JACL I. not community. but it I•• slnrt For Finest came down 10 L<>s .ul~ San Gabriel, Calif, • He cam. pArtly to attend the & Co . • h • th. tllle to BI11 sensitive to Ihe objections to Many peopl. .,.• skeptleal tlt1~ atmo~­ ActOn from Sl. Johll" Ho,., S.nlor National Board meel• Hosokawa'$ lortheom1na pop• the (01 Hosoknwa'. of thf' valut' or t'omp 2032 Santi MoniC, BId L.• Tel: 280-B377 ing and partly 10 dlseu ular hlstory. "Nisei th. Quiet book)" phere.. 'l'h.y SAY thaI they SltH. MOlIi(.I. C,li'. b~1\ counCIl malt.rs. Wlnslon hap• Americans," which ha.s "It I. Ironic that or the Japanese Food MIrY " CifO'~f hhltLlh EX S~ 4111 Jlens 10 bl' part of the un• II subject of contl'overs.y man)' .xcenent book.< about usual slock with the peculiar arno", U,OSt who feel th. thc Nisei by non-Nisei au• title "perpetuate« A ractal U,ors. this problem of a eon• SOLD AT ALL GKOCUY STOIIES ••• .tereotyj>e that may stigmAtize tro\'el'$ial title has not comp Boise Valley JACL Sayonara JACL and be contrary to the bcst uP." Uno added Americen N.tlon.1 Mercantile Co. interest of the Nlsct." Comments About the UUe 01 ?;;;';;£~ The JACL civil rights dis• Ihe Hosokawo book may be 949 E 2nd 51., Los Ang,lo. 12 _ MA 4.07U ,: MP.N malady known as JACL fever. trict workshop conducted lAst addr... ed tQ Howord C n d y. honors local area GENERI!.L LEt: This di,ea,e is highly conta• month at Oakland protested senio. editor. W!Ulom Mo.• gious yel requires a long pe• the title to the Hosokawa row & Co., 105 Madison Ave .• Sushi - Tempura riod before it 1'e\"cals outside book, scheduled for a Novem• New York Cilv 10016. Yamasa Teriyaki effects. The ratio between the scholars, grads Kamaboko ber publication date, and Hosok8wa hA . held the tiU. TAKE OUT SERV ICE number of victims compared urged the National JACL is Approprinte to the lubjeet - WAI K IKI BRANO _ to the membership is very Board to stand by the original and criticized those who pre• By lItJ1>ORl KOYAMA OlstrlbulOn: Yamm Enterprjses 3045 W. Olympic Blvd. low lI10st people don't allow title, "Americans with Japa• judJ(e without hAvIng rend the 515 Stanfo,d Avo. LA Ph. 626· 2211 (2 Blocks West of Norman d l~) dEN the fe\'er to set m. Yet, once CALDWELL. Idaho - Locol nese Fac~s." "even at the ex• book. Lo. Ang . l.. DU 9-5847 affiicled. tht f eve r never pense of delaying the publi• Meonwhlle. National JACL 81'.. induale. and scholar• leave$ cation of this important will announce detano about ship winncr~ were honored by - Fre. P.tklng - This phenomenal fever nlay book" The board rejected the the avan.bUlty 01 the book at the Boise Valley JACL on UMEY A's exciting gift of bl' described as lo~'alty to an workshop petition. pre-publication price. to J A• June 13 at McGarvln's Smor• ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III IIII III IIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJ! organization, or an inner drive Edison. Uno, whQ has been CL members and Pacific Cltl• QUcls bel'. Tommy Miyasaki c ri spy lQW in man that causes him to successful in the past in hav• len subscribers. Books are ex• of Sugar CIl)'. blind chicken work for higher causes other ing te.xtbook pub 11 • her s pected Lo be avanable Irom farmer well known in the goodness p ~ : g ~~~EE ~ ~: ::: n 475 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-1ea than merely maintaining his change false or lnaccuralc about Se.;.p_I._I ______stAte as A elvlc leader and Tops for sheet New Chinatown ~ Lot Angelll e.."dstenC'e. This intrinsic force public speaker. gave an In• I I (un, elcltemen t, == '111 Mom, Prop. DJ. "· 5712 == Ba nqu r( Room for All OccasloM or obses.ion does nol lei go spIring address. tilled "Now wisdom = 15«9 S. WI.t,,", G. rd.n. == e\'e.n when members bave de• Tomorrow." He is also Rex• plus Flavorl parted from meeting sessions 1969 NISEI WEEK CALENDAR burg JACL president ~ II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ or when staff leav.. the of• Leslie Fujlshin of Adrian. fice. It ;. that same force that LITTLE TO KYO-LOS ANGELES awardee of the 1969 Col. Tsu• caused Winston to mumble kamolo Memorial Seholarship Man Fook Low In the National JACL pro• In his sleep that the adults UN1)AY. AUGU T 3 Cenulnr Chinese Food and youth should talk more K\'am; Kathy Hoshlde and Umrya Rice Cake Co . q62 So. San Pod,o SL 12-3 p.rn -Fashion Sho"" Biltmore Hotel. Biltmore Bowl Chri.Llne Kawahara of Valli• on equal basis \\ith earn los Angelrs I Los Angol .. 15. Calif other. SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 vue High: and Masa Kora of It is good that people join 10:30 a.m.-GoU (SCNGA Senior). Rio Hondo Country Club Parma High, ehapter scholar• " l 688·9705 ship Winners, were recognized. organizations such as JACL 8 a.m.-CoU (SCN Women's Part 3). Dominguez Golf Cout'lle GAROENA- AN ENJOYABLE JAPANESE COMM;;---j ~:=:::::::::::::::~:::: :=::: and become invol\'ed in its 9·1 p.m.-J.A Swim Meet, £1 Camino College Tbe Rev and Mr•. 1. L. I bene6cial programs. It is in• THUR DAY, AUGU"T 14 Shaver were presented 8 gift A~!~~G'> herent in humans to seek out on their 50th wedding an• Poinsettia Gardens Motel I 5:30 p.m.-Mikoshl Dedication. Kajima Building Ifront) niversary Mr. Shaver also groups in "'hich they can find FRIDAY. AUGUST 15 IL}s_3.9un2IUl So. Normandie A.,.. Phone: 324-5883 'I Fugetsu -Do companionship and .ense of marks his 50th year sin c e o Healrd Pool ~ Air Conditioning. GE Kltchrns . Television 7-8 p.m.-Nisei Week Preview. Koyasan Hall belonging ""th their peer K\'aduating from Duke Uni• O W N! ~ AND OPERATED BY KOBATA BROS. CONFECTIONARY groups. It is encouraging to 8-10:30 p,m .-Philharmonic Concert. Koyasan Hall versity 315 E. 1st Sl, Loa "",el.. 11 Yoahi. Ogawa and Roy .ee that people do have time SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 MAdii oD 5-8595 to spend in bettering the at• t-12 noon-Baby Sbow, Little Tokyo Theater Oyama were co-chairmen; titudes of the Japan ..e Amer• 12-9 p.m.-Goh Tournament. Sun Building. Room 306 Barry Fujlshin. College of icau community and working Idaho student, toastmaster. 1-9 p.m.-Ari Show. Sumltomo Bank (5th n. Kajima Bldg.) Chapter president Ishi Miyake £i~tku SANTA ANA, CALIF. for impro\'ement 1-5 p.m.-Karate Tournament. Koyosan Hall elt!t (South of Disneylanlll There is. however, on~ Te• extended welcome. David 7-10 Jl.m.-Karate Exhibition. Koyasan Hall Dine ~ n ann • CodctaJ1I Iluirement that must be ful• Hirai responded for the grad• IUIUYAJt1 • " APANWSZ .00111 filled before one can devote 6-1 a.m.-Coronatlon Ball, Ce.ntury Plaza Hotel uates. Patsy Kora entertained 314 E. First Sl. the time. energy and self SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 with a nule soio. The area Los Anlit~lu • MA t-302t commitment to an organiza• 5:30 un.-GoU Tournament (SCNGA). Monlebello MGC graduates honored: KAWAFUKU tion. He must first bave an 10:30 a.m .-GoU (SCN Women's Reg.). Rancho San Joaq. GC lJ~r~l1~~::SC:::-~~r.:Oo~~~ ) MINUTES FROM DISNEYLAND ,- _. _ ... - ~:i:' 7 .r:~":. obligation to himsel! in gain• 12-4 p.m.-Akita Dog Exhib. Portable Pkg Lot. N. San Pedro N.k.yarn.l i Cammerci.' Refrig er.tion • ,. ing his identity. planning 12-6 p.m.-Judo Tournament. L.A. City Colleg. Unlv. of ldaho--Sa.m 101 Kor•• Designing· Installation I 204Y. E. 1st 5t., goals and developing relation• W~~:~n ~~.~e~!J;nma:~~~ Maintenance 12-9 p.m.-Gob Tournament, Sun Bldg.. Room 306 L.A, fAA 8· '1054 ohips with his family, close 1-9 Jl.m.-Art Show, Sumitomo Bank (5th fl .• Kajima Bldg.) han. Jeanne Yuud •. friends and special people. For Idaho State-Harold Nakano. Sam J. Umemoto I 2:30-4:30 p.m.-Ni.ei Week Chorus Concert, Koyasan Hall BalK State-Unda Yam.rna 8 Certlfi cat. Membe, of RS ES ..,~. Chiye Hw."".,* these reasons. I feel that I I MON1)AY, AUGUST 18 WashlD,Jton Stale - Iris O,awa ~ Member of Japan Assn. of ~ " !nlHS must resign trom the office 01 I Romer. I National Youth Council Chair• 9:30-11:30 a.m.-N.W OJ>ening Ceremony, LA City Hall Adrlan ll!.r-LulJ. FujlshID: MIYAKO Ref,igeratlon. man. 1-9 p.m.-Ari Sbow, SumltDmo Bank (5th fl. Kaiinla Bldg.) ~~~e ~'h- ~~~:ve S'w~~: i Lie. Refrigeration Contractor I RESTAURANT CIiI ~H!t· 6:30-10 1I.m.-Japanese Popular Music Show. Koyaoan Hall Panna Bien - Judy Han. Mua SAM REI-BOW CO. The Finest in Jap anese JACL fever, the bu. the TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 Kora: Nampa Ht;h - Ronald 1506 W. Vernon Ave. ltamJ, Patty Koyama. Judy MI ... LUNCHEONS' DINNERS ,COCKTAILS Los,:ngeles S.S20!. organization itch, cau be belp• 12-% p.m.-Pione.. r Luncheon. Kawafulru Restaurant yake. r..1I.k.e N15hikawa; Valllvue I _1_tJ< ~ ful to the individual in de• 1-9 p.m.-Ari Show. SumHomo Bank (5th fl. Kajinl. Bldg.) Bllh - K.a\hy R. Ho .... td •. Chris· 33 T ~ at Country, Orange • Xll-3S03 veloping his views on current tine Kawahara. Brenda MI'lke. New (jin:n &:30-10 p.m .-Japanese Popular Music Show. Koya.an Hall ~;Anta oO~ra.m p i£sues, learning group proces• COi\~t~ C?r!'::U~~dUlte5 _ Mon. AEU Fr«wa, to M.alD Sure, M' RESTAURANT aes and gaining an under• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 te F'ujishln. Robin Okaukll. MIke (Santi Au.) go nonb 00 Main SL ~ blks MilmW8}'8 1-9 p.m.-Art Sbow. Sumitomo Bank (5th n. Kajima Bldg.) Maenaka. Ronnie Suyehlra, Pat5y luncheon· Dinner .tand o[ the situation of the b~aNkO, Co d< toil ~ minority groups. It also bene• 7:30-10 p.m.-Japanese Popular Song Contest, Koyasan Hall Korl. Randy Maria Sweet Shop ~~or~'r, DI~I~n;~:. ':~e Sr:~ 1 TAKE·OUT LUNCHEONS fits the organization by mak• THURSDAY, AUGUST Z1 24<4 E. 1st St. Group Parties Ing use of the energies. drives Mar,Je Kondo, Terry Kawano. los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. Los Angeles MA 8-<4 935 1-9 p.m.-Art Show. Sumitomo Bank (5th fL Kajima Bldg.) Connte Tamura, IIe.ne Kon. Bert. 70.1 S, SPRINC • Res , , ~ ,t 5·7':·:; and goals of its members. But 7-10 p.m.-Mlnyo (Japanese Folk Music). Koyasan Hall Mlyoshi. and Ronald Takasu,'1. It cannot substitute for the - Complete Insurance Protection - basic personal needs in attain• FRIDAY, AUGUST ZZ Aih ... In •. Agy., Alhara-Omalsu-Kaklta, 250 E. 1st 51... .. 628-90<4 1 ing happiness. peace o[ mind 1-9 p.m.-Art Show. Sumltomo Bank (5th fl., Kajima Bldg.) NBC News producer An.o. Fuj ioka Agy., 321 E. 2nd, Suit. 500.... 626-<43 93 263·1)09 3 Grl1erat1ons Superb Ca ntones. Food -Cocktail Bar - Banquet Roo .. and self fulfi\lnlent. 1-9 p.m.-Bankei. Sun Bldg.• Room 101 BURBANK-NBC-TV New's Funako. hl 'nl. Agy.* Fu n ak o shl.Kilgawa~M. n aka~Mo r ey The role of a national of• 1-9 p.m.-PbotD Exhibit. Merit Savings Bldg., 4th fl. "First Tuesday" feature Aug. 218 5 San P. dro ...... 626-5277 462·7406 Quon's Bros. lIcers is always difficult and 1-9 p.m.-Bonsai, Maryknoll Auditorium 5 wUl examine drag-racing, Hiroh. t. In •. Agy., 322 E. Second 51 ...... 628-12 14 287-8605 frustrating job. 11 is also very t-9 p.m.-Raku Yaki Demonstration, Raku Club (355 E. 2nd) fastest-grOwing sport in the Inouy. Inc. Agy., 15029 Sylvanwooci Av... Norwa lk...... 864-577<4 Grand Star Restaurant stimulating. rewarding and 1-9 p.m.-Rokelsu Zome Exhib.. Bank of Tokyo Bldg. 2nd fI country, according tD Tom To• Jo. S. Itano & Co., 3 18 V. E. 1st 51 ...... 624·0758 '.Iutilul forrMr MiD HI .lllo-D.IJ..FI" ThUrMlY enlightening. 1 bave had the mizawa, producer. P ros and To", T. Ito, 595 N. Linco ln, Pasadena.. 794-7 189 (L .... ) 681 -<1<4 11 EnterUininl at the Piano opportunity to see the hidden 7:30- 10:30 p.m.-Talent Show. Koyasan Hall Minor" ' Nix' Nagata, 1497 Rock Haven. Monterey Park .... 268~455 4 7:'30-10:30 p.m.-Shigin Talkai, N;'bi Hongwanjl cons, why it i. popular and q43 Sun Mun Way ,OppoSi te qSl N. Bdwy.) personality of J ACL and have accidents scenes will be aired. St ••• Nakaii. 4566 Centi nel. Ave ...... 391-593 1 83 7-9150 been a part of its influencing SATURDAY. AUGUST 23 SlIto I•• . A91., 366 E. 1st 51...... 629.1425 261 ·65 t9 NEW CHINATOWN - LOS ANGELES MA 6-2285 body. and bave been inspired 1-3 p.m.-Shorinji-Kempo Enbukai, Koyasan Hall Be a Registered Voter by its complex cbaracter 1-9 p.m.- Ari Show. Sumitomo Bank (5th fl. Kajima Bldg.) The settling period of the 1-9 p.m.- Banke!, Sun Bldg., Room 101 fever has already become tD 1-9 p.m.-Photo Exhibit. Merit Savings Bldg .• 4th fl. take affect and at times a 1-9 p.m.-Bonsai, Mary\moll Auditorium weak voice in thl! back of my consciousness urg.. me to stay 1-9 p.m.-Bonseki, Bank of Tokyo Bldg., 2nd fl. J;.f... on and finisb the end 01 my 1-9 p.m.-Tea Ceremony, Union Church -iii i;;';··- term. It is not easy to dis• 1-9 p.m.-CaligraJlhy, Merit Savings Bldg.. 3rd fl solve five years of involve• 1-9 p.m.- Artistic Doll Crafts, Merit Savings Bldg., 3rd [\ CANTONESE CUISINE ment in one column. Yet a 1-9 p.m.- Flower Arrangement, Union Church still stronger voice says to 1-9 p.m.-Sword Exhibition, Firm Bldg.. (116 N. San Pedro) " ....11 Partie. Cocktails, Banquet Facilities seek out those interests which 1-12 p.m.-Carnival, County Parking Lot 3888 Crensh.w, Los Angel.. AX 3-8243 have been neglected and I teel 4-6 p.m.-Aikido Exhibition. Koyasan Hall tbat if the step is not taken SAN JOSE SAVINGS 7-10 p.m.-Ondo Dancing, Weller SI. !lOW, it will never be done. Our culture bas disciplined 9-1 a.m.-N.W. Festival Ball, BUtmore Hotel. Blue Room us to always consider the re• SUNDAY, AUGUST :u actions of our peer groups 9-11 a.m.-Tennis, East L.A. College When In Elko • • • Stop at the Friendly before making a decisive ac• 9-2 p.m.-Skeet Shooting, Int. Trap & Skeel. EI Mont. tion and many will frown 12-6 p.m.-Kendo Tournament, Koyasan Hall 9 upon my decision. Despite !he 1-9 p.m.-Art Show, Sumitomo Bank (5th fl. Kajima Bldg.) anticipated response, the m• 1-9 p.m.- Bankei. Sun Bldg., Room 101 §tvckrnen s dividual must have an obliga• 1-9 p.m.-Photo Exhibit. Merit Savings Bldg., 4th n. CAFE • BAR • CASINO tion to himself before he can MUTSUO HORIKAWA consider assuming the respon• 1-9 p.m.- Bansal, Maryknoll AuditDrium sibility of working for others 1-9 p.m.-Bonseki, Bank or Tokyo Bldg .• 2nd n. Controller, San Jo .. Sevlnga as an officer and my ouly 1-9 p.m.-Tea Ceremony. Union Church course is to follow my own 1-9 p.m.-Camgraphy. Meril Savings Bldg., 3rd fl. conscience. J -9 p.m.- Artistic Doll Cralls, Merit Savings Bldg .• 3rd [\. My attachment for JACL 1-9 p.m.-Flower Arrangement. Union Church cannot be severed. To do 60, 1-9 p.m.-Sword Exhibition, Firm Bldg. (J 16 N. San Pedro) would be to deny my friend• At the age of 30. Mutsuo Horikawa holds one of the most responsible positions .hips and ancestral heritage. 1-9 p.m.- Raku Yaki Demonstration. Raku Club (355 E. 2nd) at San Jose Savings: Controller. But, you probably won 't see him when you 1-9 p.m.-Roketsu Zorne Exhib., Bank or Tokyo Bldg., 2nd fl. . . . visit our office. He is one of many people working " behind the scenes" to Note: The PC edil cu,.... t odd .... Iobet below ... the rrIIrgln 01 ~ 711 Addr.ss ...... _...... R. E. Woolley, Second VIC. Presloent W. 7th St., Lo. An,. I•• § Morrill A. Andenoft, lOin OffIC'" thiS page § MA 0·1080 § lrue. A. Ilcel.II_, Secretary C.W. _ THANK YO\), PKIfIc 011..... On:ulatito cODpeci the top A"'-RlMy, II'., 354 Eell Firs l Slr. el, los IIngo l.. , Calif. 90012 Los ;"'geles 115\ th ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:: T~rrifo~!t aA~:m~:r~r~'~ ~~~~:-r~:~~~~yK~~~td ~ r~~e 19o~~'y.w~: ;~~~t P':o~'Ie:~ and attackmilltary on Pearlpersonnel Harbor' in .. """"rn.m~""'"nnr In t , l,.ff'eraonThe team Mixed tot" Flv1ed •. 628·4369 ~ ~~n7\l:or r.~~ n P~~~ I ~~~~ ' ;· office in 1945, became Ha- nnl t'rakuJa. an or~anlutlon :~~;'\h:n,ir:t'~~e~u'~~": .~ hl:~ valved were paid nearly a ',."!.:;: hnJf mllJion dollars !nOre. "tf'tnl' ,.,,, (w,.r ,.t r-.rdena ~w l waU's newest a!sociate su- ~~~:tnIeJ~~ltf.Clof~e ~t. 0:: t'Jt the balJine(' ot hi. monthl~. preme court justice on July nual buuty queen contesf in con- .-rou Income. This amounll to T\Yent!~th Century-Fox, pr?,- ~~nt ..~:te~~r~~:::tt~~e~~:~e!d ~~ Ii. junetfon '\\10\ Its soholarshlp fund S120 of exempt Income tor a tam. ducing Tora, Tora, Tora. wf"ekh' 600 !,.rieoc. lott' bf' en the LEARN While serving a.s 6tate at- drive. Contenants are Bet.y Ri.a.. ~; ~~ a monthly .-r05S Income was billed fol' use of the alr- ,.ttnc:tfan M the eJ'\Ure lu'fUe ... ~rn~~:io~f~~taO~~iYa~:t~: craft · cal:;ier Yorktown" 8!1 d ~~~~~~la~~n t~~ ~ :tha~~ ] t~e!.t~ torney general for the past l\Unimum W II rei tor the Tt1 ~ lr Chick Sexing seven years, he \Va! regarded KaTell Sa.kamuII, !Uarlaune Oda state ot Hawait were Increas• ferrying Japanese Zero 9 1T- new blah,", new r'llu-htl!r as one ot the outstanding .nd Jenny Va...... 51erlrod S. ed to $1.40 an hour as 01 July craft used in the fIlming, OlI- ".,.. ch"iqened n .. bhll! And ,. 11 PTe Expert sexors mediators in labor relations in ~:rf~i"un~~~tA~~ ';;f'H~~a~~cl; 1 with a second incremental d~ty pilots subbed as Zero ~~~'<~ A~,~ 'y' c1~ ~\~ln;:,fOj~p~~~ the United States, even the new pres. 01 the HawaII State minimum wage increase to 8lnnen. ... ""M T Tll... t" hI' "'1 •• trnnlutil" more in demand though that ia not a normal Aun. of Life Underwrit...... $1.60 per hour eUeclive Jan. function ot that office, ac- = OJPhpre:';. ~aI~aJ ,J'~~~ I, 1970. than ever beforel cording to Gov. Burns "'ho Jayee.e.!II , .. The HlwaU Mutual • __. __. --' HOME OF THE OR IENTAL BOWLERS d Aom Ia e Eocene CHEVR OL ET • MOlt reliable School. operatin, enry year ,0" '.. 11M Kn'UHCIt, made the appointment. !:-'hIn"o.e its' ne•wel;ctre,d. T. i 1969 I Kobayashi is 53. a gradu- .u; .. New & Used C,n _ Truek. lince 1937. l~I~ ~ COM,UTU ate of Gettysburg College and ot~~~~o~~~CbJa::n~U~;:~' For .H H _ TIl4IHIIiCi i Ask i HOLIDAY BOWL • Once a year class; next class startinl ~:rho~ ~r'n~~r;~i a:ro~~ce:n~u~~ =i~ . for M.n. Wo", •• Harvard Law School. He suc- -, FR ED M IY ATA i 3i30 CRENSH.~W BLVD , L.A. 15 Sept. 9, 1969. ~:. c.eds former associate iustloe JUlI •• Adachi be ..me full-time Hansen Chevrolet I Jack H. Mlzuha. executtve offJcer of thc chamber 11351 W, Olympic BIYd., West L. A. • Expert Chick Sexorl earn $12.000 to $20.000 Other Ni&ei on the Hawaii in 1964 on retirement trllm Lhl! .. 79 -4.11 R••.• 79.1345 -In W~st Covina Shopping Center near Broadway OeDt Store-- • ye.r. Automation Institut. .up~eme court. are associate ;~~edH:~\~a~.JVB:5 n,,~e'" ~~ b~~~ .g_ _ . _'" EdwlnI Tollishl, Director jWltices Kazuhlsa Abe and the State Chamber ot Commerce • Write for Free Brochure ... , So. Hili, LA. Ph, '14-211' (A tr ~::-~eJ ~o ~ j~ e ~ ~ ~lr.) ~~~sWl1li~~f~h~~~nJ~= an~h~~et~~~~n':~I;h:~~~led In Playing July 30-Aug.S HO LIDAY -STARDUST BOWL American Chick Sexing School I ~s a;~h n:~~~t/lj~:m~~lo~~: ministered the oath ot office t.. 103S W. WALNUT PARKWAY, WEST COVINA to Kobayashi, onetime Ha- 'They are ,rut. M. Adanln. Ca- Onna Tobakushi 222 Prospect Avenue Lanldale. Pa. 19446 • ~. c~l: t~ ~ ~J· ~ : I ~~. !:,~ ~ ! ~f~~U:,,: waii B.ar president and Salkoro Ge.ho, C~oko Eb. SR I TO • dimict magIstrate. Honda .. , The Rn'. Ahrahnm K. S~lg.ru Tsuyuguc~1 Kobayashi Is married and Akak., p a ItO r ot KawaJahaa Naoko Kubo, AND h~s tour chUdr~, Bert Jr, 29, ~~ael~' d~n:~:en'::~ (\?~tie t~tl~~ ~O~E!= .R.'r..Tu'!'A~C[ Victoria 24, Lmcoln 22, and Church ot Christ. He bl!," ,,",ue. Keshin For De pendable. Professional Service MrS. Josephine Kinoshita, ee-tded :-'ftlvtn G:t.lIa-=b er of Kaual. Shintaro Katsu, Tamao Nakamura you Are invitell ••. . ~'l11l11l11l1l1l11 l l1 l1 ll11l11l11l1l1l11l1l1l1l1 l1 l11l11l11l11 l1 l1l1 l1l1 l1 l1l1l1l11l1l11l l11l11n l l lllll l lllI IIIII II IIIIIIIII~ C~oko Masayo Mari, Eba Banquels , Weddings, Receptions, Soc.al Affairs One of the Largest SelectroN i Hovey-Dallas Chevrolet ~ Featuflng tha Wesfs IInest Caff/fln? "'"' ' 2421 W Jeffe rson. LA ~ and banquet facilities fot 10 ro 2000 • RE 1·2121 § - New & Used ea .. and Trucks - JOHN TY SAITO & ASSOCIATD ~ ~ Rc.itor,·BulldctS 15600 S. Western Ave .• Ga rd en., Calif. 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Meeh.nlc" Available "' tood storeJ fro m the maker A' allable .. \'our favonle Shopping Center · Open 1 CIt.", - I I .m. to 10 pm in In .tfrs ct1Ve "ed ~ top sha. er. ~ 318 bat First 5rNat • 01 ' AJI·NO·MOTO" ,• Lao ~ CalIf, DOWNTOWN L.A. DATSUN NANKA SEIMEN CO. 1600 S. 'IGUEROA ST., co,. VINICt ILVD AJINOMOTO CO. OF NEW YORK. INC. 1M ..,.•• • T.f. (21 J) 741-"51 '.wl Sake",.,• • " •• 14.", It Los Anglill , IDITOIlIALI Toronto D.lly St., PACIFIC CITIZEN Most Unusual Family: Momiyamas Getting a Fair Judgment? P\\bll'ht'd. ~('~~~~th:"tl~~ 1' ..~'l~~::.,\~~:r~'t~h~'~'~:: ' l . ~_~I. • • • By JOE 01' ~tA thfl nl'ron or hl lll h 0 \I 81'\, H~ MUSf'l1111 of AI 'l, "Brooklyn Col• kimono, _he demonstrated and The.re t, • growing publtc domestic aHaln. elnl",. thllt till' "wild ~uho h'g,', Colllmbl. Unlv .... lly, the trill!: J fll , m ' I.1R\' fill N"w York '''plailled the al'l 01 Suml-. uneaun... over the judicial 10 thlo to be the pattern for I. jUlt •• tondrl' n. tho clII. Phllnd"lphln Mus.IIn!, Pr.1l 0" ink and brush painting. Inquiry inlo charge. ai.lnst Inqulrlel Into the conducl of tnl1, ~:fdhU ' ,,\J ~1~1~1~1t~'n~ ~~tr:~:\°Uf~~ ~:!!:r~n~al~l:t\I;:U:~d b:Cl!~~ '1'0 ,.t to l'ol·tch ••ltr, It I_ IIvnlf"d It gllC'pd "('t'y thlll Ilnd Instltllh" VnSfiUl' College "nd .Jud,e Lucien Kurat.. (See provincial Judgel In the fu• quite A trenetit drivp unttl OlIn Chinn Rnd .Jap"n," sht :~~rr!~n~~I:'I .l~or \~\:~1 ~:~. O:I'IJ,.~~~~: \~t "n~:I~cr~'.r~: ('~~~~~h::nt~: rut cd In hnklna sodn to tnke mnll'y otill'J' In stltutione. 10, (lne art. past N~w Rocholl • . pointed oul, Hlh,. brush Is PC, May 23). ture? If \I i. not only un- f\r nation.al nrll~ . J\(lI ~ I a 1\""warllnn, u01\1t'Na"la1\ '".anl.. out Ihr blUrl' lntdf'" AC'cnrdlnlt 10 the Re\llew normolly uo.d tor writing. When the•• chargel W. r 0 fair to the Individuals con• :~U~~\. :~'('I;rdfl,;,~n.'btrJM" l~ 'I'1l.n it I•• dHfol'.nt wOI·td ,'heh' IIvl1"\~ room I" dN'ClI' .. Pn·!ul·Repor!C'I', Bronxville h 01\«'1\ 10 all 1\\ftrll·."'1 ,.u" And the .atclllto olti.s that Pointing is lheretore an ex• flral aired. Judge Kunia uk- cerned but a threal to the In• nltd wHit v{'!r,)' thICI'C'8t1nK N,V .. "she hOI\ IIlpdt' numcrou~ ed that formal crlmln.1 In- dependence of the judiciary. {,UR'R~ -If ,J \~( I \('Tl\' lTna i border New YOlk, 01' mor~ tension of writing, revealing 1)OltC'l'Y, Jt:lvt"n to them by (l design. tor Dlovles, concert., chanlcter in bruth strokes dlcbnent be brou8ht .,aln,t No matter how conscientl• l.=~:~b.\.~~.t.h..!n;e~~~~~ ~~n~~~!t~.\'ct~f'nt'nnl.l t ~O. spcoHieRl1y MonhAttRn, &0 on pott~r trlond. A lnrg. hcnvy ulld ploy., nmong which 'The In lheir mtl'r:-r W"Y, And the and lines." him .0 that he could defend ou. a judie - or any other t\-'Pronlole tntf'1't'l.ctl humon"y and JuaUe .. cloy pagoda-ilke plcce decol. Flower Drum Song.' Some of hlmseU In court. Th. attomey- official - may be In carrying .-'Pram('lt. wt"Uaf'r of ptl'1lQnlll ('It Japanf'!'!. tnt:f!'lL.l")' 10 Amfl'J ... , orIentation 1" mol''' tOWArd, otc. the window "I il t0lt.the,· tho Inlge Now York .Ioreo In• AmerloanA Connecticut with It. verdanl gene.ral, however, preforred out hls duUes, I free-wheeling t _~~~~o ~~:Jb:!J Wi~::.~~~ ~:"~:I~:~le. with n h~o vv rOllnd urn with l'iudlng KOlvetle, Franklin The Momlyam.. are alao to rroceed by mean. of a ope- inquiry Into the delalls of h~ pa\'kwnys covt"l"f'd with lIu ~h' bold Polyn•• lon typ" nowc,.. Simon lind Bloomlngdolc. ~=- ~~~u~~.~(hkl~~W\~~b~a~~nJ:~.~\r~~t~:~lt':;ff~ thick gl.en sprlnll fOliAR" .nd Inlere.ted In Am.dcan his• cia Inquiry before • Supreme private lite I. likely to leave ~ ~hnIlH"!'hlp ACt.. on It lind nnollll~r d'.1I'k rl'd h n\·p l'nlll"d on hel' services as tory. While rum mag i n g Court justice. At the time thle blm embarrassed and humill• . dmtnll'rf'r th, Natf(\l\I\ JACl. pro,ram, brown double \'m~l' joirll'd to- n fn'c-Innce d esiRnl'r Rnd II .. II.\- _'"and St"r\'IC'f''' to JAC\" mrll\b~,*hlp. through Ihe tormer old man• .eemed reasonable on the u- Ited - to say nothing of Ih. a'(\th("1' with pRt'n l1 C'1 slem!iC. lustrnlol'. olon IhAI they used 10 live in sumptlon thai It W 0 u I d b. ettect on his wife and chil• • • lh~l"e a~ 1)dltotl. ' -8u"lnt.J OUit. MANHATTAN O\l('r the- fh<,plncc, "An aut hOI" weJl 8S an they discovered an April 15' con dueled with the reatralnt dr.n. A perfecUy innocent Rm. 301, 1!!.5 w."~f' St. t..o.J; AnJ'tltOl, C.1U. $0012 - (213\ MA .-8~e IlItt mon,- I'cdc1tllth !:lUY 1-Ionl- OIl tist, MI'8. MomJ.vama has 1865 IS8"0 of the New York of an ordinary tn.I, and that man ml8ht preter to resign ECHOES (igul·~!'I, ('h unk ~ D\tfl"f'd .. tnd ell!.' l\t_tl~r at t.a~ ! 'nl.lt~ . c.Ht -: SublQt\ptlon wo silit"ulrr{" written n book titled, 'Suml-e Herald. 'I'hl. was Ihe partic,,• il would be primarily con- rather thaD .ubjecl his (amily R'lt~ , s(P!l~~~~~1:h,,;,C:03:d~1~o~a~' p~~ ~.~~/~~r.~:~'\(Is:o~.:\\~u~~ata of rock, nlld (lIl Iltt' wall n{'xl ·An h,ltrOducUon to Ink lar 1 ~8 ue, now framed, but cerned with the judge', ot- to sucb an ordeal. the all' is f,..h, blowinlt in to thr door 0 piliI' or .mnll Palntln~, published by Japan weathrl'beaten and brown lical conduct. ~.~ e ('If J ('L l\l"Dlbershl'P Duu fa1' " Ut Sub.rrlollan from the Long blnnd Sound. nbstrnct~ by N~IIH1(' donp In Society" w.lth age, announcing, "Pres. These assumption. have not Thla would give an oppor• 'I'h~ Jt>rry Enomoto. Nat') Pre.. -~ Ka"lI'o Kuntllulu, PC Board Chmll. M81tin Moml.vnmAs IIv. pllste l and Ink. nrrrnt!y, 17 ot her palnt- Lincoln. The Pre•. Shol at the been fulfilled. Ot Jlhe variou. tunity for an unscrupulou. tn Port chester. just thl. Rid. ot In /l' had bern .xhibltcd nt the Theatre Last Evening. Secre• accusaUon. brought 1,IInst iovemment to dispose ot a S_tlnna-l "'.\ VI. 8udQua.rt.ra th~ Judge Kurata, only one 1(1..'" Post St., San Francisco, C.llf. 9.lll~ - Phon.: (US} WE 1.. ~8'" Connecticut slntr line Nanae." N,'w York Boord ot T I' a d e tary Sewnrd Dnggered In His prOVincial judge It wan led out csconccd in J{l ' eenel'~ '; th.. Nponsored by lhe Japnn 50- Bed But Not Mortally Wound• amounts 10 an allegation of of the way tor political or I ~ No CaUl •• , , ... Le~dR~::l!~J26 Rb~F~~~~i(~~~ , Sim FrAncllcn 9-4108 house and neiJl'hborhood Is 31- Nnnaf: R lCf.:tlllcr "11(\ In- c\rty III u aroup ('xhlbH coll- ed. Clnrenc. ond Fredrick Se· abusing hi. judicial office. other reasons. Just threaten most hldrlen (rom vlcw be- slluctOI· in Sumt-r Rnd ,Iopla- NI "Six Young Japonesp ward Badly Hurt. Escape ot The resl 01 the Inquiry h .. him wilh one of Ihese in• ~'t~t !l~;~~ d~~Ir~~~~;u~~ r~n~c~Pj~~t· p~lr;: 5U d cause of the tnll tt'('tS Rnd thf' llCNl" cnlltgraphy. A J.!rnd\lfllt' Al'tisl!\." She halt nlso hnd 8 the Assassins." been largely concerned with quisition. It be refuses 10 re• slight n\ound ot hills, All cov- ot TOk:\to \VoRnen'g Alt Col .. numbcr of one-man !IIhows In bi. private lile. HARRY K. HONDA £dltC'lr Martin tmpllcd that II wao .Ign. Here Is a handy way to (ll'ed with Jtl·een. lege nnd th~ Bunks Gnkuin. Tokyo, Nt'w York and Paris. just a . Idl:. 01 good luck that A great deal of Urn. w .. get around the rules designed Friday, Aug. I, 1869 "Yoebl," A J.paneae CUltom !l:hl' hn~ also done Japnnee:p Shr ill presently dJrector o( they were able to retreive this laken uP. for example, Iryin, to assure judges reasonable 6- l(overnm('lnt-sponsolt~d art fC- the Mod('rn Art Association newspaper because a lood to prove that an illne •• Judge aecu.rity of tenure and im• Martin wa. MorUn Levltl sCRlch In both Frollce And Ncw York ChApter, and ~ concern that had bought Ihe Kurata sufIered last faU was munity from political inter• b~(ore t\p monied hl ~ wlfr !till)· ml'mbcl' nt thc J apnnese AJ t place and WEIS gOing to de• really the re.ult ot a suicide ference. NnnRP Momiyamu, Through tlower Drum SonK A!'lJ;ocin tion. story it, "The house next door attempt. Hospital record. were There is an obvious need. An ancient Japanese custom Enl"iirr lhi~ year, she was was an original tavern where subpoenaed and a psychiatrist for definite rules to govern railed "yoshl," he accepted hi. She I. Also a .Japan Soci.iv gucst ot th~ Arl Dept. ot Ihe you could bake loaves and Ihe who a\lended him was com• Inquiries 01 this kind to en• wife'!,: name to perpetuate, 1 lecturer nnd Instl1.tclor, And Bronxville- Women's Club, lloor boards were separated• pelled to le.tity regarding lUre fair play tor the accused suppose. the family n.m. of ha. IcchllPd ot Ih. Brooklyn where, attlrrd In R Japan.se reol maple planks and Ihe confidential profe.slonal con· and to confine the investiga• many generations. ,------__.....:. ______::::=:::: ceiling had oxen ra!l~rs!" versations. There was alia tion to matters which are of ,enuine pub1ic concern. A ra1'e individual. A native Incidentally, the price on much probing inlo the judge's INTERIM BOARD-AN OPEN-ENDED FORUM New Yorker. althougb manied 1he April IS, 1865 New York to 8 Japanese national, Mortin Herald was len cenls. They Thft opennf'SS, trankne sand demotll"atic m auner Ln wMoh has never been in Japan, He th~ National JACL Board and .taff conducted its interim also once discovered a tint mRlTied hi. wlCe hel·., but I. edition of "Uncle Tom'. Cab• ~E"ssion two weekend~ ago "as an expression ot setf-con• more oriented towal'd. thln~. In" in an old bookshop. Accent on Youth Alan Kumamoto fidence. Japanese and Japnnt:"se cul• There- were moml"nt$ or ruden(>s!' (spt'akin~ without per• tllle lhan most Ni ••1 and San• Martin levitt, •• 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 missioll\, of ('reali"'t)· lnew Idea~). and ot ignorance (where sei that I know. the fact~ were not all known 1. And all ~hade.s ot opinion• On Ihe bookshelf ot Ihelr Martin, under Martin Le• quiet and comforlable IIvlnll vitt, has published several lell and rlght- within the board spoke to the quiet, "you room In this threc-stod~d books 01 drawings and litho• Ihow me" middle home ale "The Pillow Book ot graphs. Studying al the Arts Youth Program The imponderables of youth. tradition and change were Sei 5hon8ngon" by Morris, Students League "and wilh AI !'<' r\·ident Youth demanded stalu~ without having to "the Heart of Japan" bv sculptor Jose DeCreeft," he It:tbor (or respect that is: the soul ot recognition. JACL tra• Alexander Campbell. "Living h as dont" resea.rch "into mod• ditionally belie"e~ in free speech but it felt mo\'ed to is~ue Japan" by Donald Keene. ern methods ot rcproduction "Now b tho tim. for .11 .004 JACLe.. to come to the and it~ application to tine art Ii !'tatemrnt sanctifying the ri~ht o[ minority opinions. The Inleresting enough decorat• printmaking," aid of his youth -program." That may not be an original idea !'"ubject of TolQ'o Rose wa~ dutifully reterred to the proper tng the 5ame shelC were also bul one which deserve. special merit in the lighl 01 these uOur Crowd" by Birmingham; commjttee~ for recommeondations-8 big cbanlle In attitude His outstnding work Is 8 changing times. Our community in many ways is no longer uWhen the Jewish People W8!\ ot trea~on volume lithographs lIIus• trom :!O year.; ago when the C3!'e first broke prinl. Young" by SoloH; and many Ir.lIng a Irce Iranslatlon 01 on the Ibreshhold of Sansei or young adult change. olh.r books on diff.rent the "Nature at Things," a We are no longer wailing for the 1970'. to berald a new We mlssed a ,ood Holiday Issue feature Lo not havlnr aspects ot both Ihe J ap.nes. long poem which allempt. 10 decade. We contend that we are now entering into the and Jewis.h culture. tape-recorded the four-hour, open-ended discussion into collect and summarize the changing spirit of "new young people" generating and ex• scientific knowledge of Titus ploring new territories. Their ranks are still tew in numbers J ACL'!'\ future. As a pretace was Mike Masaoka's memo of urvlval of Japanese Culture Lucretiu! and is imbued with but one cannot deny that a Itnew yellow wave" of immigrants May 28 to Jerry Enomoto, which proposed: My contention ha~ always his epicurean philosophy. The be.n that arter Japanese cul• are arriving called Hthe new Sansei youth." • "The more 1 see correspondence relating to JACL, the translation is by William Hur• Within the Junior JACL some are screaming that a cdsis more persuaded I am that perhaps a considerable amount ot ture dLc;appears [rom Japan, ren MaUock (1849-1923), a iUi survival outside ot Japan British writer whose main looms or is already In our midst. In many cases the old bme at our forthcoming Interim National Board "feeling will be in the United State. works were on religion and patterns established during the pa.1 four or five years do s.hould be de\'oted to a discussion as to just how lar we In among the Jewish people. economics, some of which re• not appear as valid for some. Thus even within the system JACL feel the .,rganiUltion ought to go into matters ot civil This is nol to say that Nanae ceived wide popu)arity. of the Junior JACL, the spirit and thrusl of the "new Sansei r i2hts, student unrest, etc.... While much ot the discussion is not a Hebrew scholar in her Martin in illustrating the youth" bas infiltrated. Some parents are aghast wbile the may be somewhat philosophical. we in JACL need at least own rlgbt. book did not use any photo• majority ignores the issues of today's youth as he seeks his 10 agree to certain guidelines and objecth·es, a5 well as sate• Marlin has a nice easy-go• graphic devices. Each page in place and identity within the Nisei-dominated value structure ~uard5 and precaulions. Then, based upon thl~ general un• ing temperament. He identi• the book i. an original. and the society at large. derstanding, progTams for the rest of the biennium can be ties wilh the Jews all around the world. He said that it any• o .. , Thi. bO Wl oj Milk. the pitch more appropriately planned and programmed." thing happened to a Jew In Jm;l'~ on lIonder jar, What .re th... youna San.e1 ..ekluf!, wbat do they .4. Tf' strange and lar-bound We took extensive (incoherent at times) note! of the di~­ Auslralia. il would affeel hi.m 'All p,esent and accounted for!' want?, wby are they doing the thing. they are? and many personally. I traveler., come jTom ala.f'. ('u!'sion. The notes only hint to what W85 said but depict wbat This i" a. ".now-flake that wa" more questions will be topics and issues at band as the ~\"e personally thought significant and in many instances re• " Once," he told us, "3 j(fOUP JACL National Youtb Commission convenes its annual meet• of kids called my daughter a once a flame- written to inject the essen!e ot comment.!. The Ilam. was one< tlu fral/- Ing in two weeks. Indeed the commission labeled with th. 'freak' so I went up to them EDITORIAL: San Francisco East-West and asked them If they were 1l1ent 0/ a ltaT. responsibility by title to undertake the major area. of JAC!. youth undertakings mUlt explore and assess what areas it l\fASAOKA: To belrlu tbls free-wbeetinK dlscou .... Inlo white. They were shocked In· Three Black Pine Trees ••• JACL's future, I am disturbed over the means of groups like to disbelief and acted al bas been dealing witb and wbal areas It can significantly JACL take. Reactions may result in denial of what we want. though 'white' were a dirty Hoover's Warning The Mom i yam a s once contribute towards. word and one by one they The National Youth Commission and National Youtll So where do we go as JACL from here~ thumbing through an old began to deny lplt Meiji era book came across Director must look Into the current JunIor JACL organiza• HORITA: To get things started, let's ask this old question: He eats toast with "tarako" FBI Director J. Edgar Hoo• note Ihat desertions by Chi• b JACL necessary now-since we·\"e reached our goals" their family crest - three tion which presenUy among most JACLers becomes our on it. ("Tarako" is salted cod• ver in a closed doors session nese crewmen jumped from black pine trees, one ncsting nice youlh counlerpart tollo\Ving in our footsteps. TANAK.... : JACL is nece.ssary. In the Midwest distrlcl, roe, a kind ot a Japanese ca• at a House appropriations sub• 700 in 1967 to 930 in 1968. on top of the other. Nanae's leaders must be developed to serve their local communities viar) He also likes "gobo" committee hearing last April We pressed our ear to the But more important for the entire organization is the lather was a protessor of .. total look concept" in the youth area. Certainly we can Chapter~ are seeking "relevance". JACL hB.! become an (burdock root). which he said warned on Red China as a ground for feedbacks to Hoo• ornithology at Tokyo Univer• design and improve the Junior operation into some finely "identification symbol" for Japanese Americans. 1 see JACL grow~ in abundance around potent lhreal to U.S. nalional ver's statement and found re• sity. The family founded the security. His testimony was actions relative to one's per• "katsuobushi" (dried bonito) tuned reflection similar to JACL, We cannot any longer salve enhancing that identity symbol, though conservative element" released last week (July 8) suf1sion. our conscience by merely boasting that our chapter sponsors still prevail to slow down the· process business. which has been in I-Red Chi n a has been To the conservative, j'Eter• the family for 18 generations. • youth counterpart. We are now in the era to support as MASAOKA: All Nisei problem. are not solved. There i. llooding Ihe counlry with it, nal \'igilance is the price of PC LeHerbox "Katsuobushi." incidenlally. well as sponsor. It lid on promotions in jobs, housing discrimination, an iden• propaganda and there are over freedom .. We can support groups by being that resource and 'or tity problem, etc. National JACL can indicate Japanese 300,000 Chinese in lhe United A lib era I would quote In its shaved fOl"m (machine shaved now) is praclically by providing the resource. for youth and youth groups. (By American concern in the area of civil rights. JACL should Stales, some or whom could Franklin D. Roosevelt's im• Noguchi Hearing be susceptible to recruilment mortal words, "There is noth• used by almost every Japa• resources we mean the physical along with the financial.) he concerned when U.S.-Japan relations may drop political1y nese family in this world. Indeed this is in fact the way our original youth involve• and economically. JACL must get involved in community Editor: either lhrough ethnic ties or ing to (ear but fear itsell." And us? We say write your Nanae's uncle is owner ot the ment began pre-Junior JACL. Today'. ball game bas some problems. Or do we confine ourselves within and strengthen 1 am dislurbed 10 read Mr. hoslage sllu.tions because of Joseph's statemenl (PC, J une relatives in Communist China senator and congressman and world's largest wholesale fish different rule. but many of the 'ame play. still work and internally and thereby contribute to the total picture? 13) Ihal Dr. Bullock said 2-ln addition, up to 20.000 a,k them to back the repeal ot market, Tokyo's Tsukiji. are applicable. OKURA: Historically. JACL bas never enjoyed full popu• " You can't believe any Jap" Chinese immigrants can come Title II MarHn and Nanae have As an organization we must pursue ideas such as trans• lar support o( its program Perhaps this is true 01 olher and what it ImpJies. 1 cannot here each year and this pro• (Hoover's comment~ call to three children - the youngest forming Ihe Thousand Club inlo a component for financially ethnic groups which Jack grass-rools support believe Dr. Bullock made vides a means to send agents mind the hysteria lhat pre• a boy. and two daughters trom Nanae's previous mar• assisling JACL Youth Services and making these ideas come MATSUI' ln Southern California. lhe JACL image I. such a statement. I (eel thai into our notion. ceded the Evacuation during true. We mosl also seek the feedback of the membetship in 3-A growing problem COn• World War II because Japa• riage. changing. More activists are defending JACL. Former anti• T know a little aboul Dr. Lew• making the Youth Program .Ignlftcant from A to Z. JACLers are doing PR work tor JACL. Relevance of IItoday" I. T. Bullock and would like cerns the 40,000 Hong Kong• nese Americans were a ttu'eat based Chinese seamen, many to internal security. The al• . . to state some facts about him. for JACL i. there but, unlortunalely. local chapters have not "Now .. the lime for all-roo4 JACIe.. to come ..." help He is the type ot man who actually living on the China legations were lateT proved to Immigration risen to the task. Fonner anti's realize the value of JACL mainland, It is Significant to be (alse.-Ed.) convert that "can never change" myth for the organization. organization, rea1i7e th::lt people make policy and '1ppreciate will tight lor whatever is right and try 10 tollow Is the five-year continuous we need your feedback in the form of letters, cards, elc. Your J ACL is not intertering with policy-making of other groups. through to the best o( hi. residence requirement for U.S. comments, opinion, facts and all are the valid evidence of HATATE: Need for JACL can be seen by such group. as abilily. He has proved this oltlzenshlp broken by an e~ht concern we need today betore the National Youth Commis• Pioneer Projects, which looks to JACL (or guidance and to me during the Japanese By Jim Henry month residence abroad? sion meets on the Aug. 15th weekend. managemenl help. evacuation ot California. 11 Question: J came to the Untted TAKASHIMA: The Sansei viewpoint I. mainly conserva• more people h ad defended states on an ImmJgration vua I tive, but this is due to parental influence. Active Sansei their Japanese Mends and ~' v ~afIea::o afoh:dbOt~t ;0 Y~:~k·~~ groups realize JACL can help Ihem organize. Jr. .YACL ex• had the "guts" lo get involved the country ot my former res· as he did , there probably ~AkurA ~eript Idenoe {or busl nes."1 rea30ru5 and 25 Years Ago perience has led to Sansei taking organi7.ational roles on would not have been any was deJay~d tn my return 101' campus. Sansei now see JACL has made its frturn" and has evacuation. ~~~r:~~m~}elfha~J~r~e ,0~~~~'rn~J In the '.cific Citiun, Jul, 29, 1944 become relevant. Arter the wart when leel• to the UnUed States. When will SUZUKI: The new community atlilude on JACL, per• ] be eligible for naturalb.ation? Ings were stili very high Gaikokujin Beheiren Gen. Mark Clark conlen Dele ancestry after war. haps. is due to the Third World impact. Elhnicily Is ac• against all J apanese in the ap~"~~v:r t~:n~WI~~ ' n : gf:k~gu:~ ceptable and desirable. JACL has been saying all alonS( that L.A. area, he took my wire • lOOth Infantry battalion with JACL s tar t s "Buck • • have re~l ded continuously within third Distinguished Unit Cit.... Month" Club to sustain gen• ··.vellow is be.uliCul". Because JACL has the broadest base and me into his home and Tokyo repl'£':'f!ntalives would not di- ~e~r~nl~~e~~tt~:o~r~~~:~~ !~h: tion, accompanied units into era! operations ... Salt Lake of membership In its ethnicity, 1 see JACL as a cataly~l for shared his home with us tor several months without any An organt7ation here known vulge the names of 0 the r dnte on which his petition I!'I fUed po r t of Livorno (previOUS police hunt youth who fired other AJA-type organizations Lo get involved. The liberals in 8S Beheil'en (Japan Peace for members since lhe Japanese and during that period must hove DUCs awarded for action .t at evacueeS enjoying outing; compensalion, monetary 01' t~~~edP~la~I;:l;~r ~tr~~~~ t~no ~~~ the past have regarded JACL as "sell-segregation" But it other\Vi~e. Vietnam Commiltee) has be• Government is trying to op- Belvedere and Sassetta) . , . Salt Lake Tribune highly crl• rlf)e~n't ring true today. ] don'l know what JACL will be like come Quite well known amon~ press political activities ot one-half years. Moreo\'er. the ap- Nisei casualty lists name next tical of sniper activity .... Allhough I was a stranger .in the future. locals as well as these abroad foreigners in J a pan. They said, pllcant must ha ve lived In the of kin in relocation camps ... U.S. District Judge Goodman to h im , he was more than fall' dU1'ing the past year fol' its howcver, that the group con- ~~a~e d~rl~Ylht~~e hfas~fl~lx hl~tn~~; Nisei troops have uproved" dismisses draft Jaw complaints to me. I went 10 L.A. expecl• aid and assistance to U. S. sists or about 30 foreign slu- of the flve-vear period. From the selves in Italian campaign, against Tu1e Lake segregees, KUMAMOTO: JACL or the people in It Is seen as rep• ing to tin d prejudice and military deserters seeking dents sludying here as well ~fl~I"lro~'eqg~I:"K~~ts~Pfr:o~~ I~~: say. Time Magazine ... Nisei says Interned citizens depriv• f(,llenting "establishment". JACL must get "ad hocl! new found it, but not from Dr. asylum in Sweden. as (oreign residenls trom Ihe sence from the United State. has patrols tirst 10 enter City of ed at due process ... Nlset Bullock. blood to push programs to make the organization more reJe• Composed mainly 01 slu· U.S. and other countries, in- not tn fact broken the- continuity Plsa (July 23), famed Lean- ISks Ogden to reconsider its Dr. Bullock may not agree cluding U.S. military person- ot your residence. It would have ing Tower f 0 U n d heavily anti-evacuee business license vant denis, the g-roups bas given with some individuals, and he nel stationed here. ~b~~~~ ~~r ~t y~,!~ ohrac:n:re~~~~e~ mined by retreating Germans. stand ... Kibei Gt regains OKURA: "Establishment" Is not a bad word or idea. it ii', may dislike some individuals; the Ja.panese Government and U.S. authorities some According to the t \VO repl'e- Is, It will be necessary" for you Fourteen segregees at Tule U.S. citizenship througb ,crv- \\"iJJin~ to change. but regardless ot dislikes. he sentalives, the ~I'OUp is op- to prove to the natura1h:aUon Lake stage hunger strike to ice 8S MIS translator, once would still be fair to the per• rough moments. As if things KUNITSUGU: Nisei hangup ol lear and reaction will weren't bad enough. Japan posed to U,S. miJjtary inter- ~~:::rl~e:o~n!:~ee ;bor~~tci \~~t :t~h~ seek release from isolation served in Japanese army ~re­ .tifte JACL growth. The organization must change. I envision son, and above all. he cer• venUon in Vietnam. Japan's months your residence rematned area ... Former editor James war ... Sunnyvale serv ce- tainly would not hold the 15 now plagued with a new ,11' JACL becoming a separate group. P resenl chapter leader• "roup formed by foreigners part in Ihe U.S. Far Easl poli- In the United Slates. Omura of Denver pleads not- man In South Pacitic protestl raults of one Individual c}, under the J.pan-U.S. Mu- guilty to charge. of consplra- city'. stand on evacuees. .hlp will hardly change because Ihey play musical chair. against a whole race. c:alled Gaikokujin Beheiren (Aliens' Japan Peace lor 1ual Securily Treaty. and op- Y h cy in counseling and aidln, NlJei USA: Canadian Rac- MATSUI: JACL can cbange. New chaplers can be de• pre.sion o( political activities New orkers ost party other Japanese Americans to IN Win a Round (on dls- \,eloped with a minimum of 25 members to represent the GEORGE H. SUN ADA Vlelnam Commitlee). 143 Easl 2nd South by [orelgners by Ihe Japanese for Justice Aiso from l.A, evade draft .. . Slale of wuh- tranchlae.rnent of Canadian Ja- "new look" in programs. Jr. J ACL can h elp campus groups, The ugly foreigners, and Ihe Government. inglon AFL seekJ to deport paDue). . which often don't know how to organize. Logan, Ulah 84321 term suits them to a double• The members 01 the group NEW YORK _ Justice John American-born Nisei .fter be- EdItorials: "Our Nazi-like SUZUKI: JACL'. fulure tor change is dim. The average meaning T il you were to meet meel every Monday night at Aiso of Ihe California Ap- ing stripped of citizenship .•• Race Cod..... (on immigratio~ ~t .ge o( the JACL membersbip Is about 48 year. years old. Santa Maria Valley JACl them, have themselves up the office ot Ihe Japanese peliate Court. 2nd Dis!.. at- Rep. Clair Engle rlan. to in- laWI); "The NIJeI SoldIers as politica) spokesmen for J a• Beheiren in Tokyo 10 map out tended a seminar tor inter- troduce House bil for depor- (on Gen. Clark', faith in Ni- which iF nol drastic enough to be e ffective. It might take a pan and the U.S. Many 01 Sansei (.'ontrontation. sponsors community picnic [uture aclions. mediate appellate court jus- tation of aU perlOIlI ot Japa- eel troops). them cannot even aHord razor When enough fund. are col. tices here July 7-18 w b i c h MATSUI: For success lui change, groups musl be fully SANTA MARIA - A barbe• blades. ,------j aware from the outset 01 other problems, such a! anti-war cue be-et dinner, beans, French Douglas Lummis, a graduate lected Ihe group Inlends to drew represenlatives from I E YOU ... SUBSCRIBER' f movement, grape boycott, etc. It's silly and wasted effort bread and soft drinks ,vlll be Studenl ol UC Berkeley and publish an organ 10 let their Arizona, Alabama, California, : AR... 1': for groups wilbin a rhapter fighting its own establishment. served trom 2 p.m. at Ihe San• Sle.tano Bellie.ni, a student ot triends in thcir home coun- MissourI. Dlinois. Ohio, Lou- I • White The PoclfJc Cltl... ~a mombenhlp publlcaflo .. of tries know how their move- islana. New York, Tennessee I Instead, should organize their own chapter fighting its own ta Maria Valley J ACL-spon• Oriental languages at Rome the Joponese Amoricln CItizens League. non-memben .,. University. both sell-styled ment is carried out in Japan. and Texas. Invoted to subscribe. Fill out the CDUIlOI'l or seod In VOU' Instead, they should organize their own chapter and C8JTY on. sored community picnic at representatives of the group Quite appropriate. Theirs is Five former wartime in• pe~1 check Indlcafina your choice. MASAOKA: JACL shouldn't be leading an apathetic the new Preisker Park on Sunday, Aug. 17. maintain that the organization certainly a movement that structors of the Military In• 1lateI: $500 • year; $9.50 for 2 years member.hip. The Title II repeal campaign WAS started back Games start at noon to build wiil hold rallies and parade. should be carried out - and telligence Service Language: In 1A50 bul wben J ACL (because o( its aura ot respecla• up an appetite for the Santa against the war in Vielnam as laid to rest. School, Ft. Snelling, (all suc- PACIFIC CITIZEN, ~25 W.I.... Sf.. L.A., C.Uf. 90012 bllity) enlered this campaign In 1968, the repeal campaign Marla-style ouldoor dinner. well a~ for other purposes That these One-Eyed JackJ cessM businessmen here to• N.me:: ______I!athered momcntum for the first time. This can be an ex• Tickell will be $3 adult, $2 which they feel need correct• are not yet ill jail is a tribute day) renewed acquaintances Rmple or how National JACL might help promole olber sludents, 50 cents for children ing. to a tolerant nation that bas with Justice Aiso for the first The group bas already sent had more than its share ot time since 1945. They were: NIsei a:roup! in their programs 12 and under wblle young• ~aijin Prime ·M.inisler Sato a letter furyo (undesirable Mr. and .Mn. N. Arue.·Mr. and ~~.------KANEGAE. JACL', l'especlabllit)· ha. helped in coun• sters 5 and under are free sett.ing.tb~mselv~5 ~rr.:sil~tn:ruKa~. ~~'. !~~ ~ Park is localed on North opposing the Immigration foreigners) tenni objection, raised In the Title II repeal effort. Broadway near the Santa Control Law revision blil. up as a god and sticking tbelf Ko.o Takemoto. and tIr. aDd lin. 0" nos .. wh.re they don't belong. Tadao Yamada. (To Bo Concluded Next lJsue) Marla river. Tbe Galkolrujin Bebeiren , ,