,. NAT'L JACL SCHOLARSHIPS .. CHAPTERS FACE APRIL 1S DEADLINE o•• ..•• TO SELECT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ..•• SAN FRANCISCO - Se\'en- dent during the 1036-38 bl• teen awards amounting to 55.- enniwn. fD 400 for 1973 h.igh scbool grad- 8 years-Or. Taka.hi Tor. 1ft uates continuing on to college mj 'Memorial. two at $250 are to be presented through each, from Mrs. Hisako Tera- By HENRY T. TANAKA the National JACL scholar- mi of Sacramento In memory National JACL P re ident sh.ip prOgl·am. of her late husband who was VOL. 76 NO. 9 FRIDAY, III ARCH 9, 1973 aubaertpUon l\..Ite Per Year 12 CENTS the t u.s. sa. B'orelen 58.50 A year ago. I met Tom Local area chapters are to D tUUrsc BIsseki tlo earn a Ph"t' nominate their most qualified . a er e e~' an d taug Hibino, a native Connecti- candidate April 15. National mathematics at SI. Thomas cut Sansei and recent Headquarters will acknow- ~l~le::din ~~ ':"'1~~~ ~1c~~ graduate of Oberlin Col- ledge by submitting a form- bI lege, who presently is co· al application to the candi- ~~r byC h ~I:';,o:ed O~;t~,~~, ~~d ordinator of the newlv es· date. who must meet an April wife ilfari onetime J\IDC gov- MATSUNAGA BILL T · D· · M · d tablished Asian American 30 deadline. The candidate emor • should remit with transcript 7 years _ Gongoro Naka. FOR PEACE DEPT. rl- Istrlct eetlng raws Program at Oberlin Col· of grades .and letters of rec- mura Memorial, one at S400, lege. 1 also met a group of ommendation. from a trust establl.hed by Oberlin students who or· The announcement of IIfrs. Hisaye Nakamura of Los awards will be made in 1\lay. Angeles, in memory or her Nominations are open to pioneer Issei leader husband. R ~I~,~~~~~,( ; ~D Ober lin College those of Japauese ancestry 6 year u.mitomo Bank of and family members JA- CallJ. cholarshlps. two at 160 JACLers to Fresno ot CLers. The scholarsh.ips are $500 each, with preference to Senat e; C ha nce for ganized lhe college Asian not open to candidates who students in business, finance, American Alliance. Some reeei\"e 0 t b e r scholarships economics trade or account• Passage Favora ble By DARRY K. HONDA housing. That JACL stays youth to consider other mean. the hospital •. open-minded on these i!!SUes 01 llveUhood now by study• of the students are active w h i c h stipulate deductions ing. FRESNO, Calif. - Tbe ftrst Panel 3: Membership JACLers. from such awards of amounts 5 years-Kcl1jl Kasni ~le ~ WASHINGTON - Legisla• is a vigorous sign for the 01'- ing the trades and protesslon. received from other scholar- morial. one at 500. from a Tri-Dlstrict Meeting involving ganizalion, Kubota sald. Harry lida of Salinas and Dr. J ames Nagatani 01 Del• I wa impressed by the Uon to establish a cabinet• the 60 chapters In Californla sh.ips. trust account [rom the es• level U.S. Department 01 Unofficial support was also Robert Takahashi of San Luis ano JACL moderated the next thoughtful planning thal tate of the late Kenji Kasai here this past weekend at the panel on JACL membersblp Procedure Peace W 3!' re-introduced Feb. Townehouse distinguished it• observed lor a JACL legis- Obispo, both non-I'!""ers, as preceded the establish· of San Francisco. lalive advocate in Sacramen- pane~sts, stated thell' concern activities, alded by Tom SbI• 27 b)' Rep. Spark Matsunaga self on many counts. gekuni 01 Gardena Valley, ment of the Program, and Candidates are not to be 3 rea outh Park Japa- (D-Ha wali), who said that the to, but from a practical as C1t1z.ens ~d observers ot named for a particular schol• Dse Community of "'ea ttle Over 160 delegates regis• standpoint, it may be the the farming Sltuatlon in their SeUcbl Otow of Placer Coun• asked Tom to send me a end ot the war in Vietnam tered including 50 from Sou• ty and Tom Sblmasakl ot Tul• arship with.in the 17, the Scholarship, one a t 500. from may have a favorable impact o'nd:":~'ied report which I could s hare chapters were reminded. a trust account to J ACL. thern CalifOrnia, 40 !rom Nor• JAll will be Im- The Asian American Pro- reach an agreement as. two Francisco. na). political scene and legislation tive !Ieed to include ~ ~=~~ inw~~~: ~u:-~ gram at Oberlin was designed members of the Comnuttee to open the Tri-Districl Meet- Amencans at all declslon- to the general concept and there-• to give the entire College the flew to Sacramento !-" early trip set Mar. 31 making levels if Career Edu- fore that the onlv way to pre ... opportunity to leam about February to meet mth staff inkuroto"i touched upon the cat;ion is to. be responsive to ~ityan~~~ti~ ~W;l:';n~ g Asian. in America, to meet members of .the Dept. of Parks bills dealing with federal ser• Asian Amencan concerns. and implementation of ~ the needs of Asian American and Recreation. A tentatlvely• Progressive Westside JACL board vice credit for time in evacu• LOS ANGELES - Deadline Ross Harano delivered a . ... some A.sIaD AmerIcan eIh- stUdents from different back- agreed upon text was evolved. ation camps in Sen. Inouye's is March 26 tor those who position paper on the final de-- nJce communities were not rep. wounds. and to. per hap s . The Manzanar Committee S 121 and Rep. Gubser's HR \\;sb to join the annual Pio• r~~th!t :¥aep::~ere.n~ ~ neer Project-sponsored "Ba• liberations of the Japanese e,-entualIy become a midwest also credited the involvement action viewed as mass resignation 3424. and Social Security cre• American caucus. He spoke of caucus believes that an minority center for Asian American of the Asian American com• dit for those working in the nami" (flower viewing) ex• tbe invidious consequences of communJtiS share certaiD basic Studies. munity during this critical camps in Gubser's HR 3429. cursion to take place Satur• the. mel~g .P:Ot theory for ~:Je~ efu.~tt~n~ ~t tt When left to self-selection. juncture in tuming the tide LOS ANGELES - The Pro- when ,ts mcmbersh.ip counts Iwama UI·ged JACL to ex• day, March 31. raClal mmonties who can addition. each of the individual the Asian American student to Iavor preserving the body gresslve Westside JACL board are nil and the name of the press views in the state leg• rssei [rom Los Angeles and never become part of an minority communities also. have popUlation, even more so than of the original text as pro- issued a so-caJled "statement chapter is later omitted islature while Tanaka, [rom Orange counties are invited t.Q American mainstream based problems which are of particu.l.a.r the rest of the student body, posed by the Manzanar Com- 01 dissolution" of its chapter Progressive Westside was the floor, said political educa• take part in this year's trip upon assimilation. concern to them; tends to reinforce the "suc- nuttee. Feb. 20 on grounds that the founded in 1948 as the South• Uon must also be stressed. wh.ich will stop at Fort Te• The tinal day was devoted Continued on Nc:rl Page ce .... m)·th. Reeognizing the The response dW'ing the views of the board and those west LA JACL and the ftrst Through this, a commitment jon for luncb and then go on < need to break down this stere- past two months in the form of National are in complete in the PSWDC to enroil over can be galned to betler push to Antelope Valley, wbere otype as part of the educa- 01 lelters and petitions to the disagreement. 1.000 members in the mid• for funds. Tanaka held tbls wildflowers are in bloom. tiona! process, acth'e recruit- Historical Landmarks Reg- Mrs. Tomi Obta, 1972 chap- 1950s. Tbe chapter was re• as the policy be would Uke A nominal fee of 50 cents menf efforts were begun to istration Conunittee was im- ter president, in releasing the named in 1966. is required per person lo help Unruh tree-planting program in L.A. attract more Asian Americans pressive. The creation of ad statement to the Pacific Citi- At th~ re<:ent national JACJL to I ~:~ e. further urged J A• cover the costs of transporta• from all ~eographic, economic, hoc l\{anzanar Committees in Zt bene chanad pte tOr ,th"ase diPSSbWDandinC, gsabiyd ~~~.en~o~o~~~~ ~~~Ya~~ ~ne CL back AB 173 (Assembly• tion and insurance. and social backgrounds to cre- San Francisco. Chicago and dlrection J ACL would take. It man Miller) specifying non• OVer 1,000 persons - lUling ate a group more rep~ta - New York was equally im. action of its board. was es:...enUally a con8fct between discrimination policy be fol• 25 chartered buses - enjoyed to reduce smog coordinated by Nisei ti\'e of the College has lnsti- portant. PS'\VDC officials, however, tho~ who strc~ed a grass-roots. lowed on the part of liquor last year's Banami. ~ted a J?l"0&ra:m 1? give spe- The proposed text tor the construed the statement as :~~~~~ o~::;a~~bi~~ auia~ licensees. Sign-ups are being accept- LOS ANGELES _ A Japan• eon at the Golden Dragon ~~~~~~~~~~~IO~~C~!J~ ~ ~~"Sgn!~~~ o~~ b~;-r~ffi~:i; ~~~e~ o~ C~;U:le b~~rth::ia ~~ Kubota spoke briefly on the ed by the following individ- ese American arcbltect leads Restaurant sponsored by the plaque is as follows: alien land law, larm labor Asian American Civic Action u~~ d .na _ Ml'II. Furutani. 664. a group of Los Angeles citi- Asian l\1ANZ ANAR ~t~th ~:b~~:~!~g~~ tl~e~~ and restrictive covenants In ~ttack ­ Amedcan applicants. about. to tenninate rather 8118 Mrs. Mayko Tarumoto 329 ~ z.eDS which is putting into ac- Conunittee, the mayor On a more formal basis. the A ~ it result of the hysteria Ul than deactivation of the chap- would be controlled and coopted 4931 1 tion J ess Unruh's proposal to ed those who claim it was the ~i: . ~r1~~~ 'j~~~~ar a ~ ~ ~hu~r:.r ft~ce~n~e~~r~:' J!~~ ~laDaka cit)"s job to curb pollution in Asia House cultural program 0:( p ter which bas had about 200 Colonies for aged.people Lon. B.... h-Mrs. 431· begin a massive tree-plant- and the East Asian Studies cestry were rntemed Sn reloca members in recent years. nbe American community. rath• ~~ rtl e Tokyo _ Send. _c:ard ing program to he I p figbt So. Californla. department allow for the tion centers b ~' Executive Order Board members are not em- er than dealing with them. The USmog control is the work ~~2. ~t~~~nJat':tante~ ~ ~ 1 ;;n d~fd~d TOKYO _ Many prefectures "'ith name. address and phone smog. study of both East Asian cul- 9066. issued on February 19, powered to dissolve a chapter, in J apan are compet.ing with ~:er ~v~~a.m~ T~~U~~!! The group is packaging of the county and wbile we tures and their adapted cul- Maruanar. bounded by barbed it was pointed out by PS' VDC to take the latter TO ad. one another in inviting the es· 9003t. You may only S'ign.up your~ thousands of seedling pine would not Uke to be abusive tures in the United States. wire and guard toweM>, wa5 the Gov. Helen Kawagoc. The We believe that an essential contributors to tbe foul air, p tablishment of Government- self and one other person. trees and providing them to J\p 1~':g reac~n I ~ithan t~:CbAs ' a~ange !!,~ ~~p m~j~N~et!t~~rrieri : National Board retains the condition for the continued exls financed ~olonies ot elderJy m~.:rJe orC~~~ &'k~ze cii~) everyone in Los Angeles who the final say-so belongs to 'can Stud,es center at can eltizens authority to revoke 01' sus- tence of any chapter is that It people. Thll'ty-four out of the 728-t740 tday). Dick lsawa (714)- is ,viJling to plant them, an• ofllclals in t hat branch ot Amer, ~~dlca~~:..eu~nswl~~ ~ eP~ f l~~~ government," Yorty told an Ma Y suUeredu~cefh::e th inj d co~cen h mill: pend the charter or a chapter, count.ry's 47 prefectures have 523-4457 ce\fe.) nounced project coordinator UCLA has been proposed.. abon she added. organJaztJon, The board of ProP already expressed their inten- San Gabriel - David Ito at 444- George Shinno. audience of over 50. st)::~e ~~~r ~e= s~ = ~:~c;'m:~ nr:..~ L ~n~~; ~A CL ~~~\~e t 1 Ve~:unCehna~ te !f ~l ~ 9~est 820~ Yorty, Uke other candidates a The Constitution fur- tion to oUer sites .for 10 such L.A. _ Toy Kanega.J., These seedlings, wrapped in wbo had previously appeared ~~~ ~~P~~~ v !~~~ ~w~h;~!~ ~~~hn~b; ~~ert~~nJ.·e ~~ tfo~ colonies to be bwlt over the 1133 (days) , Bruee Kawazoye 399'. plastic bags, a.re now avail- ('d part of th(' Program at Plaque placed by the State !)ep nw e::x~t~ei~gb~t.;):: ' e::a::rs::.. _____..:206::::9....:; (e:.:.\·::e):.:.. ______able at various regional head- before an AACAC luncheon, Oberli n, At present the Cen- partment of Parks and ReereaUon be10re it is "deactivated". JACL has decided to take. - quarters of Jess Unruh tor did not speak on any new tel' has been cataloguing the ~~~1io~n'rth t~e hi:: Only formal notice or deacti- We be1ie~le that the cho.fce o't platform, sbould he be re• resources available in the Col- AmerJc.n Citinns League. vation can be n ~ted in t ~ e ~:~Je ,",up at the Asia n American Pro- ber of the Nu:luren Sboshu [or a number of yean; and 'iipss p DuriIlg the Feb, 2a Iunch- cilman. Renew Your Membership repre- ~rrlpntly hPHP'\-e5 tht"' li)7~ ",p~c:rm will hp hie: hP~ ypt. A

,j LETTERS Bon voyage to West Memphis, Ark . • William Marulan; Ed itor a happy man: Thought tlll ~ "a." would best l·xprcs.,..; wha t this couplc went th rough, I think people . hould :East H t.::-':RY T, 'lASARA Pr~~ldrn ' KAY NAKAG1RJ B04lrd Chalrnu," know that these things stiU Ken Yamaguchi IL\ RR\ K HONDA, tdltor happcn, CHIY IC TOMIHIRO lJ h, u lrt R ~ 'lr e~t' lIt.;ll h f'" Chic_g o B y J{ !\T ' K NI'fSUGU P ~\\'O(-Eln ;\"Oj~iI"kd, NC·WNDC-Tom ,1t:o.an8~a, ("COt: f",cd ~lalnlc hl Willd H lra~ulla, PSWOC-Kf'n Uttyal'hl IDe -Yuki Harada, '1PoC BtU Ka hu Hosek,w .. , '-loC-Jof Tanaka. EOC-Kar O"hlkl New Ol'lc a n~ De_ .. ~t om and Dad. Los Angel •• Se:cond-clOI5' pUl'-tltstr p,Hd at L..('I~ An"c1r!', Calif Sub~crlptlon RAl(' ~ Last Sunday I had a chance payablt' In ad\ BnC'f" US Sli a X('3r, S115(\ for ,wo v('nrc; For('}~n I can't belJc\'c that WP OIl e , M a ,\'f"'Elr I t-da. ~ o;;f"t\'lrt', U S ~II e"l;tr:\ Ofor H!Br AirmAil tn'tcc. ~ctua ll y back in our own httle 10 chat with a happy man . t' S ~nd CanOida Sl~ t' 'Ira prr \"C'aT JAoan ...hla, E1.lI"oPt', '018 t''Xtra n i ~ h t1nal- e He is 52 yeal's old, .. gre• PhiladelphIa ~'~mbf'ro;;hlD ~tlbscrlptlon apartment alter the pf"r \'('ar .....'50 of ,J ,\("L Our for onf'-year of the Inst three ." cars. I cer• ga rious man wlth it sunnv dis• A TOP A SOAP BOX N t'\\- 41nd ('IDlnlon~ ~ ,,"PTel'l"tod b~' ('ulumnl I. r~('t'pt fllr J "('I. ,lufT tHinly had to come to lerlll~ position, hc practiced 'opto• \I.'rilt'l , do not I1('C\· ...... ltlh' r(,"('(;1 .'ACt. policy . . Philadelphia With reality in ~l hurry \V hC'11 metry in Pasadena for 1 h e ContTnuTng to comment on Ihe J ACL scene this I monied Takeshl, I l hou~ ht past 20 year ~ Friday, ~ I arc h 9 1973 h me aroun.d Ihis column addresses itself to national 2- we might cncounter some UI1- In years past when t used plelallation dinner S un da y can be the EDC delegation dis. fear knotted in the pit ot ~ .. our r f eb 25) al George Llm's covered II hen, at the Invllahon of the candidates they of I ikkei diversltl' where he \\'3: honored Cot his app~oach tarting wllh the tour of eminent l\lsei. farm oper· 'Stomach and of complete iso• met and posed such questions. This type of lation becaus<" you didn't dare .e"'ice to J ACL and the Bud• can serve to look behind the prepare "canned" state. ations aturday morning mIdst fnu l trees 111 the p111 k walk down the ::;,tn~ct to facf" dhist church, Dr Ken Yama• of condition (blossoms, that i ), through eIght hour lhe ho>tile stnres of the guchi \Va~ in fine form as ments and the confusion of the hoopla can be replaced Dr. Harry H. Ha t a~a ka by some sobering insights. of enlightening exchanges of ideas and cementing of to\\'n:opeoptc. Hel'e we werf~ the e\'ening's emcee, still ex• with an 8-month old bab~~ pre~sing appreciation fo r good . Govern ' ~r . intention. to make JACL all Ihe more rele" anl. the NC·WNDC and t;lkc-out hot dog!' and company, good booze, good• I've often wondered, too, why a president.eleel consen us of delegates indicated thl Tri·Di tnct wa. ham bur ger!' from Dairy looking women and good lood c ~uld (of \I.'hich. incidents)]y, we not become "polilically active" by working u p a longllme in coming and Cenlral Cahfornia. District Queen for dinner every da,' c ~ndidate s Council was nonpareil for hosting thl histone event 'The dealer rcfu~ed to rent 1I~ Palo Al to, Ca lif had an unusuaJ arra \' Sun• IllS own . slate of so that when he assumes day. 0 u r compliments 10 wIth skill and grace on such notice. a car to get to Memphis un• AB 173 Frank lwama, Naltonal \'ice PreSIdent III the aliona! PreSIdency he will , hopefully, have a Je~~ we g.n'e him SIOO depo!'it charge of general operation , reported that California George Urn's chef! slate of co·workers who are compatible in dedication although he had a brand new a~ tate A sembII' Bill '0, 173 was recently I,Jan. 251 in· and cooperative in performance so that the avowed Each delegate return to his home dl trill to a sert car to hold sf'('urit)' W(' Tho e \\ho have kno\\o Or. thought that the money ."OU troduced by ~\ embl" men \filler Bl'o\\I\. Waxman, l?oals can be realized or at least enhanced. The pres. hi respectl,'e concern in uch area. as pOlitical ac· YamaguchI f or a long lime Ide~t·ele c t , wired us would nel'er reach Berman, Alatorre. Bagley Burton, Dixon. Bill Greene. olso ha"e known thaI along then, should cultivate lhe candidacies to tton. legi lation hOUSlllg for aged. employment op· u_ On top of thl::;, Tak wa!' I!oloman, :llcCarthy ~ Ie ade , ~Iontoya and Ralph with hj~ ready wit a.nd bon national ~ffi c e s of those persons who can and will porlunitie.. farm labor, drug problem member_hlp ~o worried about getting back vivant aspects, he had an in• support hIS pro g ra~ s. to hi ~ h'aching iob in time as inlroduced. eoncerns Alcoholie Bever· activitie , etc wa~ AB 173 lro...-pecthe sidc which del\'• ~[eeting It awful' ed into tho,"" questIons which While the Tt·i·Di triel a. a sounding board A~ you mi~ht g\le!-~. the age licenses and read a follow: Requires statement . Periodically the proFosal is made that national of. OaJla~ of nondi crimialton on ba i of race, religion, or na· eternally plague the lhinking for Cahlonllan has no formal power to chart state· motor Irom and the man. fi cers should be elected by mail ballot "so that every. wide covenant " we expect future se sions in the three money came at about the tional orlg111 by applicant for issuance or renewal of 'While exprc:,stng apprecia• one can participate". 'ow, Ihat sounds good at first SHme time so we were t1nally licenses under Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. Fur· tion (or the accolades wh.ich bl~sh . "ev ~ ry one " district councils (CCDC, NC'\V j DC and P WDC) will able to (ree ourscl\'e~ of that However, i.f means having blind, him produl'e resolultons of a similar nature with reference town I am nOl bitter about thermore, the proposed legi lation prohIbits designa· ha"e been heaped upon unll1 ~ ortlled s el e~ tion WIthout knowing or seeing the tion a "club" for plll'pOS of issuance of Club license, Cor hIs decision, Dr. Yama• to (l) keeping very clo e watch of legislative acl1"ily what happened. Instt''I: he prnmulJ!'a1f"d b ... J em'i,ion an arm of the J ACL in California which The Kyoto-Nara regIon i.5 about 1,000 )'ea" old The Household Agency located at the omCt" of F.ducatlOn ilnd am' undoubtedly the most inter• .etling of these classic slyled the Old Impel'ial Palace zapped the packed room at River ide with laughter other ;li!l'n(':o.' :ldmlnl~l!'rlnt! Ih4" nught be aklll to a Political Aelton CommIttee. esting area of J apa n tor any• temples in a most tranquil Ground in the heart of Kyo· ('aret"r £ducat-ion program to t'n• was hI reference to the Ni el women in .JACL who ure that minority II!TOUOOl: olr4" one who wants to learn about garden was beautiful beyond to. would be mothering him" herever he goes as "them provided eaual oDportunttie~ In Japnese history. religion, ar ~ description \Vhat amazed us IS that it old ladles' For ure, it'll take a man WIth an yen thl" Car(>f'r Education PTOrram NCWNDC ITEMS- The NCWNDC has gone on rec· chHeclUre. a nd handicrafts 'We \;sited t h e temple ill is \'er,)' difficult (or the or• that ludt'nts from poor ord at Its Feb, 11 se sion s upporting the B a~' Area and to experience !'ome of the three different seasons and it dinar,)' J apanesc citizen to get for humor to weather a JACL storm. . .11 10\\ incomf' f.lmlllf'!i bf' pro• 'jded with ~~('ia l o;;lioend.. ant! Community JACL's Asian Law Caucus Inc.'s efforts to customs and traditions of old was interesting to see how the permjssion to see these tW f') That Pasadena in tallation wa omething else· allowanct''I: ... 0 that Ih,.," will ont Japan. In one ~e n 5 e K ~-o to ~s garden's mood changed with \'ilJa~ and have up to a si x• "P~ obtain 2,500 from National .T ACL to conli nue their Dr Ken YamaguchI. who renotlnces ecular life as a be df'nled equal ('duration.,1 not typical of J apan, smce It the seasons, 10 the fa\'orit~ month wait. There were oc• partunftfe" becau"t' of their f"CO- work of providing Legal Aid to Asians in need. An longtime optometri t to study for the Buddhist mllll '· nomic a1u'" does retain i t s "old ness" tourist seasons, Spring a n d easions when Arne ric a n try, emceed Ihe dinner in Ihe inimitable style butub· that thr A lim Amt'l"lt'an addItional $2,500 will be requested as the need arises whereas the rest of J apan is Fall, these temples we r e friends dropped in to see us elhmr' fToUP!' whl('h Wf'r(, not on revIew of Ih e project experiences of the Asian Law qwte modern or becomjng so. somewhat 0\ errun with tour- that we were a ble to obtain dued b, the deciSIon to completely find himself Late ~deauiltrh' rf"prp<;en1ed ill tid .. Ists who number some 15,000.- permission fo r entry that day, Ct)n(erence "hould bf' .«i\'t.'11 ~n Caucus Inc This request stems from the resolution In 0 u l' temple·and shrine• \'ocaltoll stich as Dr 1. Althougb a modern tially on stilts and contalD• month a ~ h r jne sale i~ held ing numerous t~ t pe s or gar• a t Toji temple nea r the main will sustain the life of the chaptel" through the sum· PRIORITI ES Postpone ceremony to rc- Ie \' Manuf le.) denies pre- road whisks you there in 20 n~mber sc'nce of arsenic in tainted minutes, In the old days it dens; Toji with a of train station. The other shnne mer and fall. but also creditable are the variet\' of Continu(" d from Pa 2'e 1 name army "\esseJ (or late soy ~uce ADC asks ear- was a very distant isolated ,'er'\' old \'lood can'jngs of re• sale is on the 25th oC each fund rai 'ers to support program . Nisei hero Sadao Munemoll Iv Senate action on bill to temple, The momiji (colorful ligious ligures: and Byodo-in. m(.ln th at Kltano Shrine in the Nisd scientist (Dr Wil- prevent arbitrary deportation autumn maple leaves ) i.~ just a Fujiwara villa o[ the 10th Norlhwcs- t pa n of Kyoto. " . If these are not enough, there will be regtonal grams similar to the one centur'\' which is a few mlle ~ and national program, for local chapters to as ume. at Oberlin College can ham N, Takahashi) discover- of J apanese aliens .' Liberal fa ntastic to behold around The one at Toji appeared to <'Arashi- tcrests are channeled Into FRENCH CAMP. $10.-20 Hldeo AH, Los Angelu 90066. ternational trade. Last lay he was elected one of 20 nored by the courts until the ness; one can get from ont yama Park. You ate on the worthwhile pro g ram sand Mormaka. 612 W WoUe Rd. Fr PNWDC Supreme Court revived it In .Ide of the city to the oth- tatami floor and looked out they develop an awareness of Camp 95231 COLUMBIA BASIN. $15~ [d vice presidents in a railroad with nearly 45,000 em• MONTEREY PENINSULA .... Yamamoto. 4305 Grant elY Afr .. 1968 in a housing discrimina- er In 30-40 minutes by car. Sca~ ployees. Shortly. he expects to visit Russia on business at a garden with slones. bam- th7, drug problem." Hahn said. Tak Yok-ou. 1080 Palm Ave .. port. ;..toses Lake 1'18837. TC ~ -45 , tion case, has been invoked unless one gets caught i n a boo. and many Jizos (stone Ev~n Juveniles who have lide 93955. Couple both TC SIiO, Student Y. OAKLAND. $12-21 Sten Rtn• and he has been a virtual commuter to Japan. frequently since then against tra((ie Jam which unfortu• latucU~s) . Your meal came bec~ I!lvol\,ed 1n drugs arc PORTLAND. $12.50-20. R 0 \Y • bayashl. 339 Lf!Ster Ave, Oakland Sumida. 1500 NE Irvine St. No. not by with th~ 6 discrimination covered nately occurs increasing In about nine different pieces begmrung to spread word 1H606. TC $,25 34 . Studcnt S9 ~1~'de:frts'sand Watanabe emphasizes that he knows nothing about more recent ch'il rights laws. frequency in Kyoto. of pottery. From our experi- to others o( ~,he negativ~ ef• SACRAMENTO $12.50 - 2250 97232. TC $30.40, running a railroad. He is out of the chain of command throu~hout Percy Masaki. 2747 Rtvcrside Blvd. PUYALLtJP VALLEY M5·25. Dr The appeal was brought by One of the thlllgs we notic- enCe Japan we fect of drugs. Sacramento 95818. TC $25 -36. Stu· and has no set office hours. Mostly he spends his time Dr. Harry C. Press, R black ed about restaurants in Kyo• found that vou can obtain a Expansion o( the program is dent $5.50 ~~~ne~~~. ig6$2.5':~~~Y Sl. preaching the gospel of international commerce to radiologist who bought a to Is that there are genel al• sty meal at e\'en the smal1- an outgrowth of the summer SALINAS VALLEY - 510·19 SEATTLE. $12-21. Tomlo Mort• borne within the association's ly two types: one type ha s est and modest establlsh- sports and narcoUcs education Chutes Tanlmura. 1307 Loma Vis· ~uchf. Don Kazama. c/o $28 5 anyone who \\~11 listen. The Burlington Northern• ta Dr. S"lInu R3901. Jackson. Seattle 93104 Student $8. area but was refused a mem- a price ran~e from 100-500 ment,. I can understand why pro~ramconducted at Peary SAN MATEO. 51n-20. Cnyce probahly the world's largest non-governmentally . )'en (about 30c to $1.50) and IDe the Japanese visitors to the JunIOr HIgh School, Gardena, Kato. 1636 Celeste Dr. San I\ta• BOISE VALLEY. $1~-2S. Takaahl bership application. He was specializes in simple but tasty lea 94402 owned railroad with 25.000 miles of routes linking 16 U.S. suffer through our rath- durIng the summer months o( ~12.50·22. Koyama. Rt 1 Nampa: uhl Mi · joined by Murray Tillman. a foods such as bowls 01 udon whlc~. SEQUOIA RIchard IJ~1. port cities on the Pacific Coast. Gulf of 1I1exico and er monotonous hamburger 1970-71-72 at more T5Ukushl. 9~ Woodsldt" Rd. Red• yake. Rt 1 Bnx Nampa 8JMl. white man whose black guest or saba, donburi. sushi dlsh• menus than 600 youths particIpated. wood City R4601 TC l25.37.so, Sri MT. OLYMPUS. 511 -22. Barbara the Great Lakes-is understandablv interested in a was denied permission to use es, and kaiseki (set lunches). An estimated 2,000 youths (6~"'\ SI0-2n. nr:k 84ag~~ Etienne Wy. Sandy. free flow of trade. • the poo_l_.______In the other type of restau- Weekend TrIps will enroll In an ei~ht-week SON OM A COUNTY. 'n.M-19. Frank K Od~. 1815 W 3rd St. San· SNAKE RIVER VALLEY. $11-20. ,ession at 10 regionBI parks Stud~nt~. Harold HJu.cta. Rt 3 Box 85. Weiler He also emphasizes that he didn't seek the J'oh rant the price rangcd (rom Nearby but outside of Kyo- la Rosa 1154/l1 J AV $J 83672 TC $30..19. . .. . R s h S'st nts about 1.500 to 3.500 )'en ($5 beginning this summer. WATSONVILLE $12-24. FTed 10 are Nara and Horyuji Nitta. PO Box i65. Wauon,\'H1e "JDC Th. e op,Porlumty came looklllg for hIm and. he says, he e earc as I a to $12) and these restaura nL< where the oldest wooden 950j6. CHICAGO. SI5-2S Ch.",1 Ba• ~~~. ~~ t1~. selzed It after a reluctant backward glance at all those LOS ANGELES-The UCLA' more or less specialized In , tructures In Japan exist; In Japanese fair trade eeoc Argyle St. Cbtu,o boatiog trips he had planned. Asian American Studies Cen- one type of d!sh • . e.g .• shabu ara the huge Dalbutsu DELANO $10·20 Btn NAnta~t CINCINNATI. SI0-20. Bo,hl Su· ter Is offering a number o( $ h a bu. suklyakJ, tempura. (bronze Buddha) at TodaiJi TOKYO-The Japan External PO Box 811. Delano 93215. TC gawara. 927 Garnoa. Dr. Cincin· research assistantships to en- .teak, sea food etc. SZ5-:l5 natl 45231. Watanabe is amon.!! those who believe that the time temple and the colorful Ka• Trade Organization (JETRO) FOWLER .. . Jluun Ot"nl. CLEVELAND. '12·20. John Shi• courage graduate study in this Dining OuL plannin~ Fowl~r is long overdue for isei to move into top manage•

By K. Patrick Okura Bx«utlve Anlstant to the Director, NtMB JACL·PC RENEWALS Rockville, Md When Renewing Your Membership When Dr. Bertram S. Brown became Direclor of the National Institute of Mental. Health In 1970, his first official • Use Full NalDO. Nickname (il previously used) act was to announce that children's mental health would be and middle name requested. (There are 13 George the number one priority for NIMH. One of the compelling Nakamuras in our files; one chapter has two reasons for my accepting the position ot be In/! Dr. Brown's George Nakamuras.) executive assistant was my • Use Same Addr .... It is confusing to find address long standing interest In the of home used one year, the.n business address the mental bealth of children. Ing him Into satisfy in!! the following year. If address has changed since the For the next four or five dreams of his parents. When a child feels loved for him• 1972 membership, specify that address is "new". articles I would like to talk Check 'Reoewal' Box. This indicates 1972 J ACL about some Of the facts on self, whether he Is good or the mentol health of children. bad, he has the streDl(th and Think of someone worth saving for. membership. Otherwise, person must check "New" . . . the moUvation to discover box on membership card. (JACL membership in and achieve his potentialities 1971 or earlier Is not a renewal for PC purpose,.) There are no easy formulas knOwing that he does so with tor rearing mentally. healthy approval and encouragement. Whether your dreams are for yourself o r others, we can help you achieve them. children and parents should If a child f""ls he must live We know that some savers want something to build on ••. while others want not be misled Into believing up to the expectation or ~~~ r ~~ \~:~~ r ~ ~: qu ~ r ~ d ~ o d !~~ t s : ny Change 01 there are. In the pl'ocess of Iii III others. regardless of his own something to fall back on. So, we offer a v ariety of customized savings programs, '.'.i'.: Address. Advance notice of move will avoid inter- 1!lil reaehinll maturity. Ihere may unique individuality. he be• be ~rusion, anxiet:v, and l:: ruption or service as Newspapers, ,e:encrally are j!lns to hate hlmsel( and to which include certificates, passbook accounts and the convenient Hi nol {or warded to a new address. (This will also I !!l'OWlll~ paino {or both chil• see him«tr as unlovable for dren and their parcnts. No check-a-month income plans. Savers are entitled to twenty-one ,:: reduce the number of irate subscribers. who may I beinl( unable to pl.ase his have notilled the Post Office but neglected to teil , oy.Iem or chlld-re.rin!! will parents without stifling his m provtde predictable results. own needs. special customer services, which will save you time and money. 'i1 the Pacific Citizen but complain aHerward.) I But there are a few hasic A third crucial {actor Is Ihe foetors that seem to play a de/!ree to which the total And that's worth thinking about t oo. III Student Member Subscriptions I very Important part In help• community environment ~eem.3 Inll chlldren /!rOW well Hi • J AY. Jr. JACL and SIuden• .! 1IIember. are entlUed I. to be U(or'l or "against" chU• the Pacific CItizen upon remittance at the current The fint is the emotional dren. If • child has serious Hi !i .tale of their parents - de• problems in his own environ• insured savings rates !!i JACL member rate of $3.50 per year Address of !i /!ree to which they have had ment h~ can develop very ::: student away from home i.s welcome. ill ~itlve experienc('s in grow.. well as a human being i! he ing up. When parents have not is made to feel valued and Ii! Multiple Families at One Address I'il had happy chlldhoods they are important at school. on the ·il • everal la mUle. may live at the same address. In ,I likely to be uneasy about the playground. and In his neiAh• 5~ % 5% such cases. the only PC-per-household polley I. il'l prospect of providing a happy borhood. On the other hand. 6% 5%% 3·~rolllh Certificate Account:. Pa"book Aeoounta Ili 2 ~ Yc.ar Certificate A«:ouub I ·Year Certifieat..e Aceounu Cunent annual rate. walved; but a clarification must be noted on the home life for their children. no maHer ho\!~· warm and lov• with minimum st,OOO Balance. with minimum $500 aalante. !nlCfut compounded dailY, !l, ! I with minimum $5.000 B.la.nce. Annu.a1 yield 5.39% Some parents find themselves in~ one's experience may be Armual yield 6.1IS;'5 Annual yield 5.92% paid day in to daY out iii MembershIp Card sent to National Headquarten. 1! completely helpless to deal \\ithln a family. If the ncl.o:h• Annu&1 yidd 5.13% .:: In with a child and his demands. borhood, the school. the city. PC Subscription Not Desired !ill They mquenUy blame (hem• or the Nation doesn't care !ll .elves when they faU to find what happens to individuals I • Whil e ever1 J AC L household can be a PC oub- I the happine<.< ther cxpected children may suffer. . iii scriber. some do not desire the paper and can Ii in the "ideal" family. But Some countrics tell children Hi check the box on the Membenhip Card accordlng- 'I careful thought. the courage that they are their most Im• Iy. (Yet there have been tragic instances where to change, and the wisdom to portant a• • and loan association. chlldren, help parents to over• from baby health care to free On Transferring Chapters come dilficultie •. coUeges for aU who want Ga rdena RegIonal Office 1275 West Redondo Beach Blvd. Phone 323·8700. Fred Kosaka. Assistant Vice PresIdent end M. ri .g~r • U member rene"5 throui(b another chapter, speclty The second COldal factor them and can U5C such an R'g'ona Off,ces: Long Beach·Blxby Knolls 0 Orange County.Aossmoor·Seal Beach 0 Newbury Park !i In child-rcarin~ ~cms to be experience, ,,,'hile in other Founta,n Valley 0 Maltbu 0 S,lvenake DIStrict 0 San Bert ard,no. IA.'r Off,ce 426 South Spring Street. Los Angeles name of the previous chapter I the de/!ree to whIch a parent countries children .oon learn can allow his child to grow that they are not truly valued up by hlmselI, \\ithout fore- by the adult communlt.Y. 4-PACIFIC CITIZEN Congres' Connal di sc l1 s~ i o n session or 622-9228 the Los Angeles Main Office from tbe ll"3dillonal banquet currenl issues and loea] prob• L O!i Angeles 665·4149 of the Bank of Tokyo the held. throughou t the counu')' lems. At 7:30 p.m .. the gen• ,.,..." ...... l ast 13 years. will be assist• Tne 1973 cabinet Is headed eral meetmg w ill slart wilh Slationers ed by George Fujita, execu• by six chairpersons; three each mayoral candidate to Offi ce Furniture tive vice president; and Frank from the East Bay and three speak for 10 rrunutes with a Compliments trom San Francisco. question and answer period to 36J1 'forrance Bl vd. EMPERO R Tsuchiya, Takito Yamaguchi of a Friend RESTAURANT a nd Soichi Fukui, vice presi• Ko Ichiji of Oakland, Paul follow after all candidate, Torrance, Call!. Yoshino of Alameda, Ron I.ai ha\'e had an o pp o rlun l ~ · to i1i1il 949 N. Hill St. d ents. of Berkeley, and Phil Ibara, 370-8501 Others 10 the cabinet are speak C. F. (2131 485· 1294 Pat Sumi. and Katherine All candidates have arcept• ~ Ed Ma l»uda. treasurer; Frank Reyes of San Francisco. Suzukida. secretary Tats Ku• ed the- invitation to appear or Oistinctiv(' Chinese Cu isine ~ PEKING FOOD haH" made 8lTangements to shida, public relations; Kiyo• The Bay Area Community Pif SPECtALTY shi Kawai. recognitions chair• Chapter will conti nue to pro• send a I'epresentali\'e man Ted KOjima, ex-officio; mote programs and acti Vities Toy Kanegai i~ program C oc:k t ~i l l ounge in• chairman Man; Yanokawn IS and Hatate. ad\"i~or that include community CLYDE'S TV Party & Ba"quet ( volvement. public service. and in charge of reb-eshments to Facilities Ushio G uest "' pea k e)' social concerns. All interesled be hosted by Auxilliary mem• Da\·id UshlO. national JACL persons may join by wntillg bers. DI NAH WONG. Hoste.. executive director, who was to Ms. Robin MatsUI, 2732 Haste t Berkeley, Calif guest speaker fOl the eve• Be rke ley JACL hosts -- --~- ,. ning expres$ed concern over 94704 LlU'S 1640 \\ . Redondo Beach Bl vd. some critics who have charg• invitat ional cage tryouts Gardena, Ca lif. ed that thc organization "has Ex-staffe r Satow The tryoul for tht! Berkeley outlived its usefuln ess," HU South Rodc(I DrJ ve installs S.F. ca binet J AC L basketball team in the Bcvc:rly HUts, Calif. 90212 327-1940 "The i5:)ues that had laced 16th annual B er kel e~· JACL (213) 2'18 ....2!i the Issei and the Nisei may P erhap< the hrsl chore that basketball invitational tourna• o'r GUU 1I1ERCAl'''rlLE-(From lelt ): George Yamasaki OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK no t be as pronounced today he has performed sine£> be• ment was held March 6, at Jr .. Teruo Hirokawa, pr~s" Otagiri MerC'antilc Inc, Masao LUNCH. DINNER & COCKTAU.S but the underlying problems coming a non-pUblic per.. on Ki"g Junior ffigh School gym Satow, Frank Minamt ~ltltlttttlllllll ' tltlltlltltlltlllllltlltllll l tlltll llltll llllll ll ll lltlltll tll tll tllll llnn ltll tllll ll ll ll l1 llllll tlI ll tlI " of race relations still exist ... Feb. 15 -the kmd of func• AU hIgh school boys who live the Brigham Young Uni\,. tion be has pel'fonned count• in the Berkeley chapter area (Becau~ the cut caphons were 1 eversed \\ hen the abo\'e graduate 10 political science less times during bis Nation• were invited to lhe open lry• I CAL-VITA PRODUCE CO., INC. I pictw'es first appeared, cOlTection I!' being made at this declared al J ACL directorship - Mas out. The Berkeley team this ~ ~ "Our J ACL is not dylDg as time with apologIes to all concerned.-Ed,) Bonded CommisSIon Mercbants-Frult! & Vegetables atow instaUed the new cab• yea" will be coached by Doug ~ 774 S. Central Ave. L.A,-Wholesal e Terminal Markel ~ some would say. Tbe status of inet, headed b~· Wesley DOl, Kagawa Nam 's the ansci today is qw te and board members of the stable. This is the time tor an Francisco J ACL chapter Arizona J A CL Itltlllttttltlltltttttttlltll : tt: ~ ~;tt ~: tl ~I; ~ ~~;tl:tl~;I:: lt ttlt lt ltltltlt lll ltllll llll ' us to contemplate on what at its annual dinner Feb. 24 .... ,.",...... ,...'" ... ""¥'"'''' ..... ""' ... ""' ...... Restaurant had transpired during the fs• at tbe Wh ite Whale restaur• p re pa rin g d irecto ry Cantone,. CUisine ( ~e i and Nisei era ,. ant in Ghiranlelli Square family Style Diane" Arizona JACL set Mar 31 8anQue-t Room • C oc.k t ~i1 l oung. Ushio relected Ibe idea ot Dinner guests, numbering as deadline for late entries in Food to Go America being a "melting about 75, were addressed by Eagle Produce the new chapter directory 205 E, Va ll ey Bl vd. pot" t o r various racial ex• San Francisco County Sheriff listing persons of J apanese in tractions. Richard Hongisto who spoke the area as well as all lo• 929·943 5. San Pedro St. MA 5,2101 Sa n Gabriel, Ca lif. "Rather, we should aSSlgn knowledgeably ot climes and cal JACL members. T el. 280-8377 ourselves in contributing more society in general. This past week. the chap• Bonded Commission Merchants of our ethnic art and culture San Francisco is spending ter held its annual Las Ve• to Ibe total community and about $250 per month to keep gas Nigbt at B u d Brown's Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables _ at the same time inlorm the an inmate in County Jail, Barn. starting with • steak Los A nqe lel 15 Tin Si ng Restaurant public some of the back• Honglsto said and POlDted out dinner ground and history of persons that this money could be well Longtime JACLer Tom Ka• fX.QUISITf. of J apanese ancestQ·" spent for improvements ot the domoto began teaching Con• CAN TO NES E The fact that the orgamza• jail facilities "i.f non-victim "Okaiko 88oho" For a CUISI NE versational Japanese al Phoe• UMEY A's exciting gift of 1523 W. !ion bas sun'j\'ed 42 long c r 1 min a I s (dope addicts, nix CoUege Mar 7 as a non• years with 94 c b apt e r s drunks, etc.,) were kept out crispy Redondo credit course. And Mar. 17 is Lovelier LuAroul lkin 8lvd. throughout the country and of the jail and were taken lhe local deadline for turning 26,029 membership is enougb care of goodness GA RDE NA by social agencies." in scbolarship applications, 't D.4 1 -3177 to realize the imPQrtance of (Hongisto resigned unex• with Mrs. Seiko Yano (995- Tops for sheet the group, be said. pectedly trom ollice Mar J) 1987) in cbarge Fo r dealer nearest you-calJ 299·2118 fon ~ excitement. Food to Go wisdom AlrCondrtloned TrIbute to Fujillkai Special recognition was gIv• . . plus Flavorl BanQUet en Saburo Kido, organizer ot '630 Crenshaw Blvd . • l os Angeles, Calif. 90006 Rooms Hazama spoke in both Eng• the San Francisco chapter. Februa ry Events Telephone: (213) 299·2118 .,. 21)..200 lish -and Japanese to the Is• and Mrs. Kido, who were pre• seI and Nisei guests. He paid sent at the banquet. tribute to the Fujinkai which San Mateo transit e xpa" sion s u pported Commercial Refrigeration it support the many Little To• Designing . Installation kyo programs sponsored by Umeya Rite CaI Communjt~· ~e~s b~;~and Center. 8 p .m. George Kato. who died two 'I George Shimizu. spkrs. Social Welfare and Society $eeurlty Lunch Dinntr C:ocktail. 'Jar I I (Sunday) 8anquet to 200 P N\vDC ~ Qlrly Session. Portland Riversid e installs JACL hosts : Sheraton Motor Glen Michel pre sid ent Inn 'Iuth 12 ( 'Io n da},) West Los Angele~Me-et Your UC Riverside graduate stu• Quon Bros. Grand Star CandldatCio. FeHcia Mahood dent Glen Michel was install- Center. 7:30 p.m ed president of Riverside JA• 3 .. Time Winner of the Prized Restaurant 'Ia r Il (T uesda),) San Matt..'O-Bd Mtg, Sturgt> CL at a dinner held Feb. 24 Writer Award Presbyterian Church, 8 p.rn.. at Hickory Barbecue. Nation• Sequola-Bd Mfg. Palo A Ito a1 Executive Director Dave Miss Delt·Fin Thursday at the Plano Buddh15t Church. 7 ;30 p.m. 'tar. Ii (Sat u rday) Ushio was main speaker Parking Va lidation O.kland-Potluck dnr Oakland PSW GO\' Helen K awagoe Buddhist Church was IDstalling officer • Washlngton, DC.-MtR. Vaen; :\,1111 The RiversIde JAYs, head• Rec CU. +125 Garrett Park Rd, Kensington. 8 p.m _. Tos.h ed by president Heidi Kano, Roshlda. !>pkr RelocatIon joined to the in~tallation di n• "£x"pcnence" ner 475 CIN LING WAY - MA 4-1 88 " a r ch 18 (un day) Drtrott-Cooklng Cla&i Brl.ht• Chapter certibcates ot ap• New ChInatown l os Anvt!ltI moor Community CtT preciation were presented to 8anqut\ Room fOl All OccasiON Ma r 20 ( TuH day) P et. J Sasaki. Mrs. DoUy S uttJe-Gen Mtg, JACL Office. 7:0 pm. Ogata and Dr Ben Ogata, tor :'\fa r (' b '!Z (T h uhoda)-) tbeir outstanding efforts with Edt>n Townshl~r Cit Mtg, JCC. tbe chapter since ils inception 10 B.h Dr Hiroshi Kondo. spkr• 'tar. 24 ( a turday) four years ago. I ~ an Fnln('isc~Mb Sa tow Pat Morishita was emcee testimonial dnr, 1'1yako Hotd Tbe Re" William Davis or the 7 p.m I t Louis-Cen Mtg. SUx Houseo, First Congregational Church 7 :30 p.m., sllde~ of PekJna: deUvered the invocation and c meuma l~ ~iG~o~~ un~~ ~~t .. benediction. P ot1uck dnr. Evendale Country Club. 4·9 p_m, $e,Jtllt-Bazaar. Buddhlst Church. Nori Tash im a Installed a t \ prU 1 (SUnda,)') Livingston.Merced Cmcmnau-Cen ~ltg. Cordon AN EQUAL OPPORTUNIT Y EMPLOYER STOCKMEN'S Yothikawa horne. ~ p.m. MOT OR HOTEL ' CASINO April 6 ( Friday) The LivlngstoD -Merced JA• Nat") JACl-Plannlnl Comml!!.Slon CL chapter recently held a nucleus mtg BAR • COFFEE SHOP !\p rU 1-8 PQt-Iuck dinner and installed West Lo~ Ang('I~Heam Cat>tle new officers fo r 1973 at the RESTAURANT tour Social HaU of the Uruted SWI MM ING POOL n lateo-Hanatll4llb'"url. Melhodist Church of Li"mg• IN DOOR PARKING B uddN~l Churcl'l ston. \ J1 rn ~ ( 'I on d a~) Fully Air Conditioned • TV Wbl La- Aneeles- Bd :\otl(. Bob Ohki. D Irector of I Mahood Clr. 7-30 p.rn. l\orthem Callforrua Western BOOK REVIEW: Allan Beekman Classified Advertising PACIFIC CITIZEN-5 Friday, March 9, 1973 Aloha from Hawaii Chronicle of Degradation • Lmplor mcnl English JapDnc " Speak In!! ------REAL r~TATE by Richlrd Glm. I SALESPEOPLE - Business and - I No e"pt'rlenc~ nccr 'dry hut TER RA CE D UI::LL: J a pan.,. Memoir 01 Defeat "'- 1""11111111111111"1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUltIllll must ha'lo'(· rral f' tute Itt'f'nn Dea th In ·orthcnl LU :r;ol1, PhlJlpplnc!!. b~ ' Tetsuro Oga\\a. KEYPUNCH CompJ~tt' tralnlnlt prORrom. Com. Professional Guide I pany b(·nrfits. WONDERFUL OP• Yokooji saId the attorne), gen• Illograln:). Tuttle. 220 PP .. $7.50. PORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY You, ludMU C.,d plaud 'n eral's office had ..ked him to The " ('defal I' ot~ Uo;ard "l" OPERATORS Call onk~ dO~!lt 10 you uch Inu. 'or 2S wukJ It: H3.watl'< pubHc ~chool teacheN As the Allies moved northward froln island conquest to CORLISS to. ASSOCIAn:.s. J lines (minimum) S1J lay open all the mayor's cam• will be allowed tn h.\'C' their island conquest In 1944 the Japanese planned 10 make their I REALTORS hch eddUlon.1 lin. $' pe, lin. dul\"-(ret" lunch periods after ftl1 11316 NatlnnaJ Bl vd paign ledgers. When Yokooji main defense 01 the Philippines on the northel11 island 01 A iC'w week!! fll{O th C' Dept, o( WcEl Ln. Anacir~ .,8·t2?3 . Greater LOI Angeles reCused, he said. he was Education ordered te8cht'r~ baclf Ule archipelago. LU7on. Thcn .Iapanese Intelligence reported '0 Ihosf' lunch dullt'~ btcnuee It 1242.1 W. WashJnaton Blvd I _ threatened with a contempt figured the (ree lime All a PR~' major damage had been InOicted on the U.S. 3rd Fleet off Immediate openings exist tOT IMar Vistn Ca 390-7838 FLOWER VI(W GARDENS 'LO~ST Hawaii Today incrt'!:1St' It ~Id thf' Pnv B08rt! relyin~ two experienced keypunch! ---'- 1801 N. Wes1ef" Ave. 1213) .. 66- 37J citation. Yokooji. ho",ever FOI·mosa. Perhaps on Ihis lalsc reporl, the high com• ~ec- 1 has not be<"11 cilE"d :vct. "I pmbahh' would nnt allow tht· ~trate~~· ~tl'cnglh verifier operHtors for au]' SUPERVISORS I Art Ito wolcome, 'lour Flor.1 AG, Honolulu dut"_rref' period!' hecnu!'n they didn't lion to launch constnlction or l...e\"tc Gulf. the Americnns char~e me with anything." fotrhed one. acceptable. Must havc at least salary. besl (rlngf'- in the InduliI!ry. hmmr, Gozawl _ (213) 76$-9715 Ri.nker. executive vice pres• a new. modenl campus in Nu• obliterakd the Japane,e Fleet 3 ,Years experience It interest Call Bob Nour1i~. 1213) 2fH-5660 7JS9 C eon Ave .• Sun Valley 91352 Yokooji m. He .aid the policy will Philippine Consulate. The Beaten, but unable to sur• ~uarantee that a visitOl' \\;lh Univ. 01 Hawaii render, Japan embraced the ,JAPANESE SOLDIERS. We ~781~. 1~:'s7 ,}~I 8~ ~~~6 srhool. founded in 1949 in em~ EILEE DIRK EN An Equal Opportunity Emplo,..r 0' " reserY8tion has a room and The Uni\' 01 Hawaii .chool Makiki. has purchased a 13.6- prospect of national suiCide inform "Oll that the FISHING ROD WRAPPERS fI,d Mo".u~mb.:..! o l'~ ..~. \\;1I discourage overlooking or mediclne's fint major mo\'c acre site. while exaeting as many Allied peror of Jnpan ha.o; ordered pear~ b\' the hotels. A person ",ho to integrate with community Jives as po~sible, 10 be negotiated with 536·2970 Expf'rJeneed only n~ed apply. DR . ROY M. NISHIKAWA pays hair his hotel costs in hospilals ",ill take place ,oon N ames in the N e ... , Abandoned on Luzon with lhe .lIied nations WOrk in plant or at home. SpecIalizing In Contact LenKS '234 S. Oxford (4) ~ OU 4-7... 00 advance either will appear for when 01" Edwin Nishimura. 150 pl anes and 250.000 iII• Instnlctions for surrender• Ask (or' his room or cancel well in Bishop Kanmo lmaolUra Is ing followed SHffiLEY WARD head or th(' school's depart• expected to be re-elected to equipped troops. Gen. Tomo• TRW YAMATO TRAVEL BUREAU advance for the return of hi~ ment of pathology. shift. his yuki Yamashila deployed his "Must be a lrick' H's a lie!" (213) 596-4413 312 E. I" St .• L .... (90012) deposit. Rinker said. his third three-year term as someone cried, but he was MA 4-6021 base of OpC1'8tion$ to St. Fran• head 01 the Honpa Hongwanji forces to buy time for Japan (714) 897-1066 ~Iore than 1.000 offers to ci!' Hospital. against the expected Allied lau~hed 10 SCOI11. SYSTEMS GROUP ------De.m emeritu" Bnd o:enfnr pro• Mission of Hawaii when the "You damn fool! Why ------Watsonville, Calif. put up slrandtd tourists POUT• stalewide mi$sion was to hold to fortify her main islands . (I"<:<;or of cnRln('("MnJ!' " J PATTERN MAKER ed into the offices of lhe Ha• invasion attempt. His planes .hould the winning side de• Redondo Beach. Ca. 90278 n olm n of the l nl\' of HaWAII il.. annual le«lslative assembly cei\'e Ihe defealed into sur• waii Visilol'!' Bureau Feb. 16 heloed dedlcale Holme'" Hnll. lh(' spent themselves In suicidal cxpcrlenc~d TOM NAKASE REALTY unlv('nlty'o; n e \\ enRln("("rlnJ! Feb. 23 and 24 . Arthur Ko• \'es~el~ render')" Needed produ"Uon in response to Operation Alo• ham has been elected pres• assaults on Allied An Equal Opportunity Employer pattern maker (or Junior dress Acreage Ranches - Homes hulldlng, Feb _ 2.1. The h\1I1dlnc Accompanied by Japanese A!\ a prisoner of war. the ______manulocturer. Exc-ellrnt working Income ha. Operation Aloha was ere• has been named in hi!' hnnor He Tom T. Rulror ~ted ident of the Young Buddhists author wrote hIS reminis~ Nakase, Feb. 15 wben the HVB \vas 8"'socialed with lh(' unlvf'rslt-y A.. n. of Honolulu. and Roy civilians. his staJ'ving soldiers ENGINEERING Is~~a~~iO~;cn.and many benefll.! 25 Clifford Ave. (408) 724-64n for 29 year~ bdof"P hi I ('tire• Cl'nes of these wartime ex• and the Hawaii Hotel AS$n. rujila has be!'n elected pres• 1etrented northward to the• EE'nt out a plea to Hawaii res• ment. mountains from ,vhich the na· periences. In 1969, a~ a mem• PRINTER DESIGNER San Jose, Calif. ident 01 the Meisho YBA of ber the War Theater Visit• DE ISE DESIGNS • idents. Tourists could find no State CapItol .Todo l\'ii~ion of Hawaii. i\l.rs. Lives, over centuries, had or We hne an Immedlale open In, hot~l l'OOms [\"cr~ ' hotel carved spectacular rice \c-r• ing Party, he journeyed OVer for an electro_mechanical designer 555 Pier A \'enue EDWARD T. MORIOKA, Re.ltor Jaue Nishimoto. has been the areas in LUlon of which with prevlou'l e!'xpl"rlenC'f" In the Hermosa Beach. Ca room on Kauai was filled Feb. A dozen wnmen Frb 15 tnld elected preSIdent of the Hono• races - the terraced hell of Service Through bpcrlence 16. and the only available state tenl!l)"tDI"'CI that Ih(' Unf. of this account. he hod written. participating dul,n of low cost printer!. We BU5 246-6606 Res.: 2 ... 1-95$-4 HawaU doe"!; dll;rrlmlnO'ltC' a~aln .. t aN! offerJnlC a long term secure (213) 530-1020 lod~ing lulu United Honl!wanji Bud• in memorial services tor the was a few tents al woman. Joan Abramson, ",pre• dhist Women's A~sn. From Jan. 3. 1945 POSition \\11th a fallt growing So. Kahili Mountain Park. Every ..-enUnR the H.1wall F('der:lllnn 01 dead at each battlefield. His Callfom1a company now produca REGISTERED • Sacramento, C"lif. hotel room was to be filled for CnU"l{e Te:leheMl'. told Ihl" Hou .. c Glenn Harada. Christian so• A civilian teacher a~slgncd pilgrimage inspired him to fnR keyboards. c8lculatol'& and PHYSICAL THERAPIST R I 2' her EduNlttan CnmmlttCt: cial ministries director (or the translate his memoir into comput~r ~rlphernl equipment.!;. Wakano·Ura the Feb. 17-18 weekend. and "~nUo nal flJ!'Ure!'< .. how that ~ .. p('r to asst.t in education and in• Send reliume. or call collect. Pediatric rehabilitation Center. most of the room. had been cent of fA('U)h' mt'mbf'r!' tn :<-lAte Honolulu Baptisl Assn., has formation in the area~ occu• English. Program coordlnoted with OT. SukIyakI - Chop Suey MR ANGELO MEDICI speech therapy. FuJI time. w• looked through the rest of C'Ollelll~ and unh'er"'It!t"J; arf" wom~ been ordained to the mlnis• pled by the Japanese. the all• ary open 2~f7nlb:h-1~. ~o~GIM~~ J Februar" en. But in HawAH nnly ~ per II'" of First ollihern Baptl.t thor begins hIs memoir around l'i1 grima,e . Controls Research Corp. ANGEL VIEW CRIPPLE eent of our facultv ut't'! women Church of Pearl Harbor. CHILDREN FOUNDATION nOt n an~. '" monthly labor~ And mO!i1 o( thes(' women :U"e un• Jan. S, 1945. when thc Allies "rhe author attributes some I 2100 South Fairview Seattle, Wash. f')r ie:nted ne\\'!fpapet. has mad.e: its tenured and In lh(' 10\\e.q acad• The Japanese Foreign Office began im'adJng Luzon at Lin• wl'ongdoing to the enemy, Santa Ana. CallI. 92704 1714) 329-6471. Miss Baker • appearance- he~. 1\lax Roffman. emte rank," !'elected six Japanese language enem~' ------T'etired Unlt~d Public W ~r kers 0'• gayen GuI!, lIear whieh he "The bombing (at Ba- I (714) 557-7161 DRAFTSMAN. SR. Imperial Lanes fjeial Is he-ad of the ctaff Staff teachers in Hawaii to make \\'as stationed gu.io) apparently ,was indis------~~~~h~enmfo~u~i!~~orf'ma~a~vh~ 2101 - 22nd Ave. So. EA s..2.s~ ~'oun~ ~ctl".L~ Education an expenses-paid stlldy tour ---I memben aU' Ko Nisei Dw-ned - Fred TIIU;I, Mgr Kobal·lI~hl. Day by day, as suppJies and cnminate, destroymg house.. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR r" experienced tn layout and de- Diane Yamaguchi and Circuit Jud ~. :-1.15011 K . Dol of Japan in late Feb. The)' reinforcements flowed in be• 5;chools, barracks, and hos- tall dec;IRn of hydraUlic compon~ G ina. Fber)\" Akuta~nwa. g Te:lrphone rales on Oahu will Feb. 15 said the statr Dept. of were Shoiu FOlt hind tbem, the Americans P~t<;lJ5, ~nd ::a~dJr:C1~~I~e;:!a~nd~m~~f~ ~~!:erlc~~~muAitrn2ct.i~:ar~ar~~~~ Kinomoto T ravel Service ldili.n "Jnpanese Frank Y KIf\omoto e (olnJl; up in the nf',Rt (uture A Education should reduce eoc;.ts Gakuen Carolyn akata. New g:row stronger. As they con• F.lllp~nos allkc. But knowing IIII' opening (or an ~xp~- potcntlal + nUmf'rou frlmte!ii pa" ~ome it~ I 521 Sf MA 2-U22 aubscrlber will 55 cents per b,· cutting ofT of bu- Kaimuki Japanese Lan(Uage sumed irreplaceable ammu• Engh~h . and presumably in- rl~nc('d Keypunch OPf'r. ator Se-~d re~umt' or ",PDly at - GREER 'hi" mr.mth more {nr hi~ home tele• I~ r~~ I ~,05 hl~ reaucrac," instead of cutting chool; Pauline Takabashl, nillon and supplies, as Iheiy flucnced by the traditions 18:\1 n:!9!OM eXJ)f'rll'net' H\ DRAULtCS. mc. 5!'l30 W Jd- • phone ;md more (nt ton~ Wa6hington, D.C. prh'ate bu~lnes,," phnnC'. The In• needed ·programs. Doi said Campbell HiJ!h School; M .... equipment became 1 51 . . 624.0758 to J1 shift. be able to direct people!" in befo)'e each meet begins. Tbe '\ , ::,1 SLfi!:\ their work efTec1t\'ely and acc~pt yokozuna Koto7.akura and Tom T. Ito, 595 N Lincoln, Pa ..d cna 7947189 (L. A.! 681.4411 TORRANCE CONVALEsCE,T a super"lsory po~t1ton, based on l ~ £~ l-anking section contains faclo;; Jesse's early sumo life Minofu tN'.' Nagata, 1497 Rock Haven, Monrerev Park. ... 268-4554 HOSPITAL performance within 1 year and (igures on each of tbe ~ I Later there will be co\'er• 1/4 8·5902 Stevo N.kai;, 4566 Centlnela Ave .3 91·5931 837·9150 U you ha"C 3 "ears experience 15130 5 Went '" " makuuchl or upper di"'ision 5"0 In •. Agy " 366 E I I 51 629·1425 261.6519 "315 Torrance Blvd In commercial cacrunlty undC!r~ age on the forthcoming tour ",nUng and feel you are the man Gardena. DA 4·6444, FA 1-2123 vTestlen including favorite ,..: ~ ,. hn~n'~ sumoists. ------~- ----'-::::;;;;;;;;";;' I-:;-~-~-~-:;- ~-~-:-:;_~_:_~ ______~ ____A Bll..INGUAL SALESlIlEN (or the UPl~ thLS ma~' be the op• bold•. h~en portunity you have looking ':I"..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r...;:r...;:r..r~ Featured in the opening I for to grow 10 \'our pro(er..sinn. stor~t For major remodeling firm. Good $8lar~', ('xceUent frinGe fl'di lion in a by Adams bt'npfits '1\ as. naturally enough, seki- ALLIED BUll..DERS NISEI Est~~~~h.d '" age Takami~'ama or Jesse Call M~nager Ron Coyle Kuhaulua, the " Hawaiian Ask for Mr. Skolnick Volcano" who i! one ot su• (213) 655-6152 (213) 387-7081 mo's leading attractions, and AM1NJS~~?"'IV·A-E-L-C-L-ERK-- I not only lor the foreign Ian. I An Equal Opportunity Employer TRADING (0. .J esse- was also pictured in ac• • Appliances - TV - Furniture ReqUire venatIJe girl with figures / . Rcal E~tate tion on thc cover lor blUing and other office duties. 348 E. FIRST ST., L.A. 12 Accurat~ t.vplst, shonhand pre- SKI T,\UO&-2 bedroom cabin. MAdison 4·660 I (2. 3, 4 ) f10\\ Adam•• the editor of (e!'rred . To 5:500. CaU ;'\lr. Imucct eomplelely (u r n ish e d with Sumo World, has found time 775-3196 or BJO..()250 kitchen, 3 mUes 10 heavenly ~~..r..r~ BlRD & SON INC. OF MASS, skUng. 5 nilles to ClI.slnos _ . . to edit the magazine is a I Equ~\;l1~~~ri~~I?:~mp]o'·er ~go m~~~~~. ~?ea!~r Ph~':~~i~ m:\'stery He surely must be I An I one of the busiest men in the I --:...... -...:..:.--"'.=-.-:...... :..... er 6 p.m. (2J3) 383-3510. Aloha Plumbing news field in Tokyo. NURSES AIDES I -- --- PARTS & SU PPLIES At present. Andy is a radio I I~==G '~l - Repairs Our Specially - rtringer for CBS ews, cor• EXPERIENCEDRN 11 I ALL 7 SHIFTS REPAIR IN ) 1948 S. G.and, Los Angel .. respondent stringer for the COOK:"'da,.o shIH Artistic Piano Tuning RI 9·4371 San FranCISco Chronicle, Daily Senefi" lne1udtns sIck pay I By HIRAOKA Mail and Daily Mirror of Lon• Convalescent Harbor Hospital Wit:, Yaml1ha Tuning Scope don. and writes lor Black 21521 S Vennont TOTr.ance ~ YOI CH I HIRAOKA Belt. Karate Illustrated and ,- --'--_. - hi.: (21J) 294·2811 JIll ED SATO Probe the Unkown magazine~ PLUMBtNG AND HEATING 's PC Adverhser~ (( .11 before Noon 0' Evenings] 01 Los Angele.. edited and I upport ,;::>;:::>=;:::>;:::>= :-- R~model and Repairs Woll er publi.hed by Milo Uyehara. -.....-.... Heaters. GartMge Olspo~ll...... Furnaces Anrly 0100 fill' in one night ~)I;.;1\ - Servicing Loa Angeles - per week nn lhe 'P'lT\. desk • ') tJ '7 AX 3-7000 RE 3·0S57 01 The Japan Times and 1f 1: JJ m wntes a reJtUlar roundup 01 * A5 'JrIJ 620J{ $13.50 IMPRESS foreign news for the paper'. 'Veckly magazine. And when *~~7~q~8*mEM*t~hLT ._~t~ ~ .-L:dt NEW LOCATION liumo time arrives, he COvers t SOMEONE each day 5i achon lengthily for I: 1> (1)/)'- t \' 'HtMI::i\: ~ J> - J: ? I:. ~i4t~. *~ , The Japan Times and is com• ~ /(, 'lIr"t ~ rjl. kSli-st(1) 7 .I 117] J .:: I) 1>. -::., I: 7 J I) ~~OO mentator on sumo for FE T Your mother. Wife. Big Brother Boss. the U.S. military network. .t~_1Jl.1):l\pJfUI ewswe-ek macazine car• (1)t1i:t, 1: 1l;IE, I:: z hi;, g: Hlil Girl Friend. Neighbor Bookie. PHOTOMART ried an item on sumo in ju. 1:' .: I: Ell L UJ'. .: it~ ~ ;{. ~ .: 1: (;, -: IU:(1) i4 >:: Maybe Even Your Denlisl ~,,"Mr.J ;.~~~ ~~ late January edition. And. of course, it wa!; authored b\' §Hrpj[ • B~~lmi~U t,T. 8 "f)'til l, ~Jl~i'~(1)(:.k\'.:~~I:'.·_? 316 E. 2nd 5t .. Lo. Ang.ln Andy. "ho ho!' al~o written a Just Rent or Lease an Impressive 1973 Car 622·3968 book called "Ninja' The In• ::t* . Btt:et· 1- 3 ? (.F. &) Visible Assa~5iin !'." Adams also From has done some acting for Japanese lclevi~ion , .\ California product. Adams was born in 1922 in Glendale. Copy of OROER FORM for Hosokawa Book. "NISei". He was a football pla ... cr and trackman at Covina and wa~ I tn the (l:Q\'Y during the Pacific Ship books to, War. Actually. he was on the PaCIfIC Citizen 125 Welle, St. battleship Tenne 'ee at the La. Angel.s, Calif 90012 ame. _____ time of the J apanesc attack on Pearl Harbor P Je~se end copleo.; cf Ihe HO!'ck.a .... a boo~ Add,.»: ______U.Jpane~(' «lIllonl pee.11 PrlCt' (If S 12 tr: rrader A.fter attcndins:: 1\... 0 Ulll\ J'• Ii' CII) ZIP ltie .. ami lrC'('h'in~ d(,:Hce~ In ne .... sDapc' Journahsm.and drAmatic Englt$~ art In literaturethe POH- 1__ ~~~~~~~~~P~a::.< EnclOI.d check to I ~f~.C~C~ l t~IZ:.:.~n'_'..2:::.r ~S=====.. _____.....:G~I'.'..1t:...:L.::".::":....:.W:.:e:.:lc~o::""~.~a~lih~e:...:S:.a"'..:.. • .:.S::P.:cc:.I_II_P_.,c_,___ _ • 6-PACIFIC CITIZEN Friday. March 9. 11113 Business ~~~~.;i'!:."~~. ~~ ~rm~ r------..., ~:t1~ :: u:;'~~~a.~ Watton""_ was dellve .. ed Saturday, Feb. cording to Sgt. Shiro Tomita Some II membtTll of the 24, at 240D Wasblngton St. A local Scene ot the LAPD Central Dlvtslon, local Buddbl ~t Fujinkai group, NEWS 10lmer resident 01 San F .. an- after complaints from local v lsi t o~ accompanied by Rev. T. RI• Heart disease research of Japanese cisco. Rev. Aso studied the- businessmen. [rom Ja- rota. partiCipated In the "Cul• ology ot the Andrews Unlve.. - pan and custome .... Eight hos- tural Heritage Show" present• CAPSULES sity In Michigan and was en- teSgeS had been arrested for ed by Volunteer Service Club gaged a. pastor-evangelist in Arizona ;oliciUng but customers who of Santa Cruz County at in Calif., Hawaii, Honshu reviewed Denver. Toronto, New Orleans willingly (raternlze 31'e not United Presbyterian Church and other castem cities. Two-do.en candy whole- violating any law In Watsonville, Feb. 15. The AN FRA:-ICI co - MlddJe• of these kind. nt difterence< Government salers [rom J apan toured East-West Ployen will pre• ladlc., In colorful J apanesc aged Japanc,e men living in are related to the occun'ence Organizations Phoenlx shopping cen ters as .ent C o n r a d Bromberg's kimono presented " 1\11 i n y 0 guests of Meijl Selka. one of "Transfers: Three One Acts" Odori " t b e U.S. havc twice the of heart disease and stroke in Wilbur K . \\'00 of Monterey The 'I'urlock Rotary Club chance of d yi n ~ from heart the population. As part of tile Park. Calif.. was elected vice J apan's I a r g e s I confecti on Mar. 21-25 as its gala open• The a II n a "-Watsollvtl" h as eslablished a perpetuating manufacturers, in mld-Febru- ing production at the E-W attack as men of simH al' age [ollow - up process to oblain president of the count~ ' Health Japanese American t I 0 \V e r scholarship o[ $500 at Cali• ary. Group interpreter Ti m Theater. 442 4 Santa Monica living in J apan, according to complete health infOl1nntioD I Facilities Authority Commis• growers have ol'ganlzed a co• fornia State Coll egc. Stanis• Ashida of Los Angeles report- Blvd. Reservations and group medical researchers. On the participants were contacted sion. He is serum' vice presi• l aus in memory of I\l.1"S. Buddy operative, mainly to pur chase other hand. death rate trom bv mail two \6ears after the dent of Cathay Balik and i. ed they were amazed at the rates available by callIng 660- supplies, and will acquire a T. Iwata. The scholarship was power of the Federal Trade 0366. s trokc ~ is m u c h higher in ol'iginal physical examination active in Chinese Amcl'ican announced jOintly by Richard building in Salinas to serve J apan than in Ule U.. Why" to obtain additional data on and local civic a[fair.. The Commlslson, whlch has no pa• as its quarters. At a meeting Weaver, pI'esident of the Ro• raUel tor. it iI.:'- J al!an In fall. 1969. lhe Japanese tbelr health status. commission includes five tary Club, and Dr. Carl Gat• Orange County of the group's survey com• American Health Re.earch members appointed by the mittee, three buildings in Sa• Forum l:Ield lin. Cal State president. o-Phls of Orange County Project 01 the School of Pub• Board of Supervisors. one by Weavel' explained tbat the Denver linas were considered and the li c Health. UC Berkeley. be• At a Feb. 28 forum. mem• the mavor and one by the will hold their 15th annual group nnally approved one on scholarship is to be awarded The $4 million S a k u r a Charity Ball on Saturday. gan conducting physical ex• bers of the Japane.e Ameri• City Council. Term is for four horon YorBa (abovc). [or• to one or mOl'e desel'ving stu• Market St. aminations of males, aged 35 can Healtb Research Project years. Woo was appointed to Square project in lower down• J\t3l'. 17, at tbe Abrams Town merly aSSOCiated with Boeing dents attending Cal State who town Denver is largely com• and Co u n try Club. 1855 Tbe group's budget com• to 70. in the J apanese com• explained the original objec• the group last November by Co.. eatlle. and a UW busi• have demonstrated and pro• mittee has approved a S4 0,00 0 munity of the Bay Area to tives of their sludy and told Supervisor Debs. pleted and already bustling Orange-Olive Road, Orange. ne~ administration graduate, moted the theme of Intelna• with activity. Dominated by The black-tie optional soiree budget for its first year of understand the ettect of a what has been learned thus Mayor Joseph L. Alioto ap• was appointed admJnistrative tlonal understanding operation. it was also learned. changing environment on pat• far about coronary d.i !'ease; the 20-story Tamai Towers ,,,III begin at 7:30 p.m. with a pointed ROll Kobata to tbe as..... istanl to an Inglewood ex• Aparlmenls. tile project is 10- buffet dinner. Dancing to the terns of dJ,ease. The Scbool [rom theu' 3.800 Japanese San Francisco Fair Housing ecutive with J ack Bermal1 has been part or an interna• American subjects from the Music caLed on the block bounded by music of tbe Alcantar Broth• Planning Committee. Active Co., manuracturing represent• Larimer. Lawrence, 19th and ers will follow at 9:30 p.m. Sumitomo Bank to open tional st ud ~ ' of coronary di• Bay Area. with the Japanese Community atives fo r electronlc and hi• sease!) among J apanese fo r KUDlakl Hata, assistant pro• 20tb Streets. The Tri-State P roceeds will go toward tbe The forum was sponsored YOUUl Council. he was nomin• li component producers. lessor at the Unic. of Colora• Buddhist Chw'ch was a driv• Services for the Blind, Inc. a West L.A. branch several .years. by the Ad Hoc Committee on ated by the Bay Area Com• George OkUyanlB. (ol1ner)y do College of Music. Is di• Ing force bebind the project. nOll- profit organization. under The original e.xam1Jl8tioll, Research in Ul e Japanese munity J ACL Chapter. Com• SAN FRANCISCO-The Cal• conducted by the Kaiser-Per• vict:' president and auditor ot recto.. of UC pl'Oduction of Located wlLhln the block wUI the direction and founder of Community. a gr oup interest• mittee members represent a the Bank of Tok)'o of Califor• Osamu Shimizu's Colk opel'a be the enlal'ged Buddhist tem• Dr. Wllheim de Nljs. Persons ifornia Banking Department manentc Health Clinic. was ed in increasing the commu• cross section of many com• "Shunkan". originally per• has approved the application des.igned to measure physical nia. has been named manager ple, tbe low-rent apartment ,vishing reservations or fur• nit,· awareness to social re• munity organizations. interest of the bank's Panorama City fo rmed in Tokyo in 1965. building, retail shops. the ther informtaion may call of the Sumitomo B an k of health. and to obtain Infor• search being conducted on Ja• gr oups and minorities. branch, succeeding J uuichi new Kyoto Restaurant and Mrs. Ken Doi (635-3034) or California tor a branch office mation on patterns of daily panese in San Francisco. in West Los Angeles to be 3~ di~t. Hashimoto. who is rclunling Awards Granada Fish Market Mrs. Eiicbi Kobayashi (526- li dng, such type . of A I present. the Ad H oc Press Row to J ijpa n for rea si,gnment . . 4131) located in the vicinity of San• work. and exerCi se, which Committee based here at JCS. with the parent Bank of To• ta Monica Blvd., and B arrin ~ ma\" be related to bealth and 1624 Post St.. is foc using on Ellen Endo Kayono. cditor• kyo. Ltd. Assistant Vice Pres• Los Angeles S.F.-East Bay ton Ave. disease in-chief of The Rafu Shimpo four concerns: ident Kazuo Ohsawa, former• A Little Tokyo toot beat The new branch, subject to 3.800 Examined l- ~I a k ing available lD (or• Englisb seelion. is a guest ly at the Pano.. ama City 1\lore participants as well FDIC approval. will be t h " mation on social research panelist at the -l8th anllual bran('h. h n ~ been named audi• will be established by police as volunteers are being sought bank's n inth office in South• 0, CJ' 3.800 mCIl pdrticlpat• which affeclli the J apanese USC Newspaper Day 1I13r. 10. by Eden Japanese Senior Cen• cd tm at San Francisco Head ern California. and its 19th in the examination. Results P r o~ r8m discussing liThe Mi• , ~ kima sa cI'edentialed after paS>i ing a ter. which meets on second of tbe physical and laboratory community or where J apanese om"". (Tcrry) Futa• branch in the state. are subjects. nority Press in Los Angeles." m i and Sakae ( "' am) Naka • three-hollI' test. Renewal of and fourth Thursdays of the • Currently. Sumltomo Bank tests were sent to the per• 2-Insurin!,! community in• OUler pallelists 31.. He .. b yo ma hoyt:' each been named certification status is required montb at the Eden Japanese ::>onEtI phy::.ician of par• ha s 15 offices operating in ""cb put into such studies in tenns Brin. editor of the Het'itage assistant manager. public re• trlenllially. Most r e c e n ti l' Community Center. 710 Elgin California. with branches in tiCipa nt. of tbe design, de"elopment, and Sou thwest Jewish Pres.c;; lations. 3t the Garden branch. qualified include three Nikkei: St.. San Lorenzo. (rom 10 a.m. Similal exammations were Ignacio Lozano. pub li ~her and North Sacramento and Hay• implementation and resu!ts; and Susmnu I\h ki will sel've Norman Morl, 29 ; Clyde 1\10- te. 3 p.m. About 50 Issei cur• ward set to open SooD. offered to a sample of Ja• owner of La Opinion; and rita. 28 : K n Ha nawa, all of rentiy paliicipate. An out• 3 - Clitically questlomng u as assistant manager, opera• The application for an of• panese men of the saine age ,S o "Doc Young, executivE' tions. at that nffi cc. North Hollywood'. Mel-O• reach committee has been 0"• living in Haw31j, and to a the etfects of such studies as fic e in Cupertino h a . been determining editor of Ule L.A. Sentinel. Dee Nursery. ganized for the search in the ~ ampJc of Japanese men liv- well as how tu• San Franci sco-born Toda ... approved. and applications for ture sludles can be beneticial Ken ){ori, New Canadian .,hi ("Ta d") Fuj ita. who has Alameda County area. Added branches in Oxnard and Fre• 109 on lhe island ot Honshu Japane~e section editor. was in formation may be secured The health of all three geo• to the Japanese community: becH cmploy<,d by the Mitsui mon t are pending. 4-Organizing a Committee l'e-elected vice-p resident oC B U!, ~ 811 Co. USA in San Fran• Crom Yo Kasai (638-0889), phic group.!' is now be• lbe Ethnic Press A>sll . of On· ing studied to a naJ.rze how on ocial Research with wide cLt·o since 1957. has been pro• ~~sa ;~ 0~~ ~ ~ ;~8-m~ ~ I community participation by tario. moted to iI \'ice president. ac• James lwa o Klts use. 55. Los envIronmental tactors will af• Angeles. died Feb. 22 after a 8704) fect one', health and disease. individuals and interested or• cording to Kizo Mineo. gen• ganizations to 'en'e as an on• Book ere!) mana~er of the company. heari attack. He was West Los P reliminary findings indi• going responsible ,' ehicle for Angele. JACL president in San cate that on the average, sub• J a pa~e~e input into social re• The Caliiornia Eng li s h Crime 1953. Surviving are \V Mabel. Jects in J apan eat less pro• search studies. Teachers Association honored d Suzanne Kuwano, 2 ge. m The second Asian American tein and fat and more starchy black, Mexican Anledcan. bUl'~lar)' Su.'· cko, br John (minols) and Students Conference to be foods. than do J apane:;. in A suspect broke ::-i 5 Alice \Vatanabe. held at Stanford University Asian American and Ameri• the latches to the garage door Hawaii and California. Th e can Indian aliists and aulhors ~ I u r a ta . )[rs. Ken Kozasa (above) 0: Apr. Il will include nine larger amount of protein eat• at thc home of Ralpb )lr5. f1 alsuno Ishikawa. 80. worksbops fo r lUgb school and tor contributing to under• 57. 17100 block 01 S. Dalton L 0, Angeles holds a .ih·er en by J apanese American5 is S.F. group hires standing of minOl;ties ir bowl for outstanding leader• 01 Mesa. Ariz., died Feb. 7 college students. Onetime J A• from anin, al rather than veg• A,·e .. Gardena entering 1:,e• A pioneer Issei woman. she CL staffer Warren Furutani English education. Amoll!! mO" ccl two 10-speed bicycles 'hip In tile recenl Unlted Cru- etable sources. This js e~en Japanese American arti.::tts and 5ade.t; residential campaign came to Alizona in 1914 and will be main speaker. The more true for Ca Urornia men and a tool box. The burglar) is survived by six daugh lers. San Ma Leo Union Hlgh School authors honored were Ila n a occu"'ed between 9:30 p.Ol. covering Region V in the than for those from Hawaii. half lime worker Fukuda author of "Wind in county Well-known in state• 13 grandchildren and 8 great-District has allocated $150 to• Feb 20 and 6'3~ a III the next grandclUldren. . ward the cooference The San :'Jen in J a pan My H ~d ;" Yosbiko Cchida. da,· wide PTA circle<. she also ap• lltaleo JACL added annther SAX FRA.NCI Repres• author of "J ourney to To• peared in the NBC-TV essay, I A\'era~e calorIC intake IS co - Rea~o n entath-e of United Japanese paz;" B iIJ lIosokawa. authm "Guilty b. of Race". S50. Total costs will be around 'd ' Ie.. in Japan than among U.S. of "Nisei: The Quiet Al Icn• Churches Three Gene,at,on. of IS400 and the chapter urged the your I eas In Community Services. 1 8 4 5 J aapnese. so that men living Expe .. ence school district to assume the Buchanan I.. announced the can:" and Taro Ya'\himn, au• A budget 0 04.850 for th Entertainment fa brl' C 1,1, ID tbc U.S. tend to be tail• thor-artist of "Crow Boy," remainder out of their 1973- er and hea\" ier than men of hiring of Teru Hirano as a Institute o. Buddhist Studie, F U K U I 74 budget. 2:38 f. 2 nd st:r .."t half-time program coordina• Yashima's "Crow Boy" has in Berkeley abo"e and be• Sansei act ress ";ucsie LcJi- Tuu - SIMI) JOLln-4p.," th same age Ih~ng in Ja• won numerous other awards. I pan tor yond Ihe annual Buddhist rna, onetime homecoming Mortuary, Inc, . . ~m. including the American Child princess at Los Angeles High Donate S2s a Year ResldenLs of Japan averag• Hirano will be coor• Cburches uf America budget dinating community programs Study Association award, the of SU2.000. was approved b> chool, appears in the soon- 707 E T I St Thousand Clubbers ______ed more alcohol consumption GraplUc Arts Society award to-be-released Charlton Res- • e mp e . I _ than American Japanese. and sponsored by the three mem• delegates to the 1973 BCA Na• ber organizations (Kimochi, and runner-u p award in the tional Council meeting held more of the former are cur• prestigious Caldecott com• rently Clgarette ,mokers than J CS. JCYC). be will also Feb. 16-18 In San Francisco. bandle admirustrative and fis• petition. "Crow Boy" also BI,hop Kenn' u T uji installed ~iJlj~;~J l;h~~~ ~~ c }~: ~ ~: : :~: e : ~ I - H -OW- W -OU-Id-- YO~:~==- ! Japanese Americans. cal duties. was On e of the publica lions nev,; officers at the council J apanese li"ing in the U.S. selected by the BraUle Insti• '·~tarcus Welby MD", "Room James Nakil9a ..a Manager ten d to have higher blood Funds for the lUring 01 lIlr,. led by r red Yasukochi o( Ox• I tute of America for its 25th 222". "McCloud". "Smith Nobuo Osumi. Counsello, 1 cholesterol levels than tho..