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HI Racism hits Califomia campus CLAREMONT, Calif.—The racist slogan "Aaan____ dents______in the Claremont ______area. In October of last Americans die in three>foot high bold yellow year, a Japan^ American resident of Claremont letters hit Pomona Cdlege students as they went to awoke to nnd feces smeared on hi^garage and the dass on March 6. words, "You rice ball eat s—." At Pomona College Orighia^y ^slogan read "Asian American Stud an Asian American student reported bcdna hai ies No^ in reference to ongoing efiorts to include rassedover the phone, African American students Asian^^eriean y^erican fStudies...... on the..... Pomona College have diarsed harassment by campus security, lasian american s oie curriculum. T am outraged. We are threatens and several studenU have reported recei ring snb- widi our lives whenever we riee up for equality," Semitic calls. said student Giselle Ow Yan. "It makes no sense In b^t of the racist hate message, the Pomona thatWMh^d fearfon^ livM^Unany students approve^ resolution denound^the in^ "nie^S*fMn^ofcing of Uw^wallthe wall is a clear signsin that calledontheadministrat^toremndtostudent racism exists at Pomona. With the rise Senator's joke 'Toughest civil rights bill' ^ACL works with California Assemblyman Brown SACRAMENTO—California Assembly Legislature. In a jab at Gov. Pete Wilson, Brown not funny, soys Speaker Willie Brown (D-San Prandsco) intro said, "I think Pete Wilson would find it real duced March 3 a comprehensive dvil rights briD difficult to meae around with the (California) that he said would give California the toughest CSvil Rights Act of 1993." laws in the nation. The JACL is a part of a broad coalition of 19 Noteworthy for Asian Americans, AB3325 dvil riAtsandlabot organizations thatendoraee J^CL's Hoyoshi .would prohibit employe^ from requiring em AB3^. Dennis Haya^, JACL. national direc ployees to speak Engliw in the workplace. Other tor, said, "With thrincreasing numbers of Asians In another volley of Japan- bashing. South Carolina Sen. Ernest Hollings recently told a group of 90 wooers that they "should draw a mushroom cloud and put under it: 'Made in America by lazy and store the autbonty of the Fair Employment and ilbterate Americans and tested in Japan." Housing Ck>mmission to award relief to discrimi The slur was made as Hollinn toured the Hartsrille, S.C., plant of nation victims and forbid discrimination against disenmination." Roller Bearing Co. of Am«ica. Hollings defended himself in a stata- people with disabilities. mentaaying, "Fm not Japan bash Speaking to the Loo Angeles TTmes, Brown ing. rm^fendihg^^fttt AmehM premeted m bill wouldhe ^proved by the ^te baraforitrpasaage.* ' bashing. When you defend America, they want you to aperfe^ giie." The 70-year old senator is up for re-election in November. He continue^ "I made a jpke to make a point; the Jaoanese Speaker was wrong when ne said Florin eventgoes on despite threat that American workers are lazy rci SACRAMENTO—The Florin ter, dated Feb. 29, complained that' as the Florin JACL received a and stupid." JACL Day of Remembrance pro the "average public is sick and packet of hate mail and a local Hollings referred to comments gram March 7 went off without tired of reported events and lis Sacramento manju shop was ^ot made by Japanese Parliament any problems despite anti-Japa- tening to you on television medias up with a pellet guff. Speaker Yoshio Sakurauchi who nefe threats made against it and ... Enouc^ is enough. C^SAcel 7 But despite threats, the 10th cri tid zed the Ameri can work ethi c. the Florin JACL boerd of direc March cry baby gathering in Annual Time of Remembrance Reacting to Hollings' state tors. Florin." The writer signed the let program held at the Florin Bud- ments, Dennis Haya^i, JACL A Florin JA(X board member ter a "di sgusted d ti zenLast year dlust (%urch went off seamlessly. national director, said, "There is received a threat through the mail around the Pearl Harbor anniver "We're real pleased with the nothing humorous or funny about warning, "We have nan^ and sary, Sacramento experienced a reponse we got, "said Andy the atomic bombir^. Given the addreaaes of your board." The let flurry of anti-Japanese inddenU current climate, Sen. Hollings' Tm not Japan SMFLORUI/p«g«8 comments were extremely irre- Bponsible. It is interesting to note bashing. I'm de that the Governor of South Caro lina, Carroll Campbell, has also fending against Campaign trail taken exception to the remarks, America-bash- partieularly since the state of South Carolina is trying toattract ing. When you foreim investment from Japan defend America, and Taiwan." Hollinn' comment comes just they want you to one week after the Civil Rights, Commission releasedareport con apo ogi^.' demning the alarming trend at anti-Japanese sentiment in ^ United States. With the commis- —Sen. Ernest HoHIngs SMSENATOFVpagaS Manzonar bill signed y WASHINGTON, D.C.-Presi- The Manzanar bill waacospon- dentGeom Bush signedintolaw, aored by Repreaentativea Norman March 3, H.R. S43. the bill that Mineta (D-San Jose),- Robert designates the Manzanar Reloca Matsui (D-Sacramento), and Wil tion Centor'Bs a national historic liam Tbrnnas (R-Bakari^ld). site. Dennis Hajruhi, JACL national Rep. Mel Levine (D-Los Ange director, jimiaed the aignif^ of the les), who introduced the bill, sttd, lalL aaying, "The Prudent haa "Establishment of this historic si te acknowledged the historic impor will be a powerful] reminder of what tance of the caijBpe in our natiem's can happen if our national com history. The designation of ths mitment to freedom wavers. Re Bdanzanar site as a national his minding future genqrations of toric site will eerve as a lastina Americans of this tragk period in and symbolic remindsr of ths need our history is one of the best waya for vigilanee in protecting the eon- Patty Miiik (MO a fuiid-r*itii.g in SrMnbra^ CaB.. lor DnM Str»xt wl» is luiming to ensure that so^ a wholsai^ stitution ri^to of all Americana." br tha lha 6th DMnct oongrtaaonal taat m CaUtomia. WiA Strand is ha wiia Ijsma. For an alaction riotation of caoatitatMoal guar- Hayashi,notingieeenttanaMBS ntjndup aaa paga 3. anteas is never repeated." 2-tadSc atlzen, Friday, March 13,1992 , No.2,SM Calendar * dflb Sumitomo Bank SunMocTvSumlonu Bv* o( CsUomiaCsUoma Mwt*wFDICFD»C MiFUL.^eitaAvr.iitne, CQUAL osposrnssrr csfOfT OFtotItSfe, iloTBurKm iwfissr oRiAMi Fitiwees g) ■roHAte. 4v^aclflcatl2ai, Friday, March 13,1992 Opinions Letters . PC letter policy Lenars should be trie! s«l are subject to wttng. priOffl the frying pan Please sign your letier but make sure we ere able to read your name. Include maiing address and tol^ BILL HOSOKAWA phone number. You may lex ledere b 213*26-8213 oumaJ Ihem b Leaers b Jre Edibf, Pecifc Citoea ' iw 701 E. 3rd Si. Ste 201, bos Angelee. Caw 90013. Henry from Koyukuk River Valley Compromise fbr vets monument Havirv aerved with T Qompan^ Regi mental Combat Team durii^ all of its com - ach week Fait down intending to write natured boy. He was accepted by the other could drive dogs and do maniial work and of bat ^ys and currently active with I Com Xli abouteomething other than the Evacu students, but the Eskimo women refused to course read and write. He had never seen pany, 442hd Club of Southern California, I ation, which happened ao long ago. Usually accept his mother because she was an In mor€ than 50 people at any one time.* tee] a strong p«^nal need to tpesk out on I succeed. But fhacinatii^ Evacuati(m-re- dian. His parents had very few, friends; Yet, under E.O. 9066 the government the war memorial issue. I have previously lated stories keep pqaping up and it is their English was broken and they prob classified him as a sedirity risk because he hesitated to do so in fear of causing frirther difficult not to report ^em. ably spoke no Eskimo. / had been fathered )sy an unknown Japa division among my fellow veterans frtnn The latest has to do with a lad named *Lutie was a good soul and a^fnend of othw companies, but I can no longer re nese. main silent. Henry whose mother was lndi|m and his mine, although we could hardly understand “My husband and other Faiibanks dti- When the preeentconcept oflistingnames father Japanese. Hemys last name has each other. Lutie and^ammy were getting sens,* Mrs. Ditmer continues, “petitioned ofliving veterans and KlAs of KKV442/MIS been forgotten by &e woman>adto told me up i n years and Henry was to have been the the government to make an exception of only on a veterans war memorial was first about him^He^ name is Esther Hill Ditmer mainstay of their old age. They were very this fineyoung man who was needed to hel p and she lives in a suburb of Denver. poor, living by subsistehce, hunting and support his elderly paren^! But to no avail. Back-before the war, the big war, Mrs. fishing in season, and Sammy cut and sold He was shii^>ed to the Outside, but where Ditmer and her husband were teaching in firewood.” he was interned or whether he survived to to the concept. In V'^-wing the a one-room school in a small mining village The Ditmers moved to Fairbanks in the return to Alaska to see Lutie and Sammy intent of listing all lO(y44!^IS veterans, called Wiseman. It was, and is, in the re spring of 1941. They never saw Henry or we as living veterans should never feel that again, I do not know.* we ever deserve equal space on a monu mote Kt^kuk River y^ley, north of the Sammy or Lutie again. But early in 19^ It is likely that Henry, along with a few ment as frhoae who made the supreme sac Arctic Circle near the center of the Alaskan after President Roosevelt signed Executive others like him, was sent to the Puyallup rifice. landmass, 180 miles north of Fairbanks. Order 9066, they heard Henry was seized Assembly Center south of Seattle. While More than two years of controversy have There were about a dozen pupils in the by federal offidals under the authoritypven lodced up there I remember hearing about passed and many articles and letters have school, Eskimo » Hqf 9* •MDIM k) ■MBiF «(; Or.i TDIIPI 4*CL Pacific Cltlzea, Friday, March 13,19i92—-5 Commard^AIndusoiai Acting up Air^Condiboning and Mhganboo Contncbx Kimura Glen T. Umemoto ^ PHOTOMART Uc. 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(800) 635-0178 or (714) 939-0155 Free Credit Report With Loan Appbcatiott L.A. businessman heads Nisei Week festival Available Exclusively To JACL Stew OkayAma, abuanMsman School, Los Angeles City College Individual Members And Group in the Uttle Tokyo area of Los and An uxia State Col lege. He was Angeles, has been named 19^ assigned to the 442, then to the Nisei Week Japanese Festival gen Military Intelligence Service Lan The eral chairman. guage School at Fort Snelling, The new diairman, who had Minn. After the war, Okayama JACL-BLUE SHIELD served in this position in 1983, in graduated fhxn the University of turn, appcHiit^ James Okasaka Southern California with a de Health Plan to the position offesti val first vice gree in pharmacy. chairman. He is also actiw in a number of Okayama also announced that organiiations, including the Japa the 52nd festival has beeii sched nese American Optimist Club; uled earlier thisyear, from Satt^- Uttle Tokw Community Devel day, Aug. 1, through Sunday, Aug. opment Advisory Committee; the 9, because ofsch^uling conflicts. He is a native of Los Ar^es and attended Glendale High Little Tokyo Quality Blue Shield Coverage STEVE OKAYAMA Anti-Crime Committee. At Special Rates ForJACL Members - • Your Ctioice 01 Doctors And Hospitals • Wide Range 01 Benefits Including Ptglessional Seivices, Matsui: Civil rights just beginning Hospitalatoi, And Dental Coverage ^y GWEN MURANAKA ity is that they don't care about •-lndudes HEALTHTRAC---a persona) wellness program to Assistant editor civil rights, they're not con help keep you healthy cerned about those who are c 'LOS ANGELES—Redefining • Over 36,000 Physician Members To Help You Save On Oui- redress and its potential beyond pressed. But the reality is we tfie Japanese American commu have a caiiee to be concerned. Ol-Pockel Expenses nity was the focus of the civil Because if it happens to an Afri • Up To $2,000,000 in Liletime Maximum Benefits rights conference held March 7 can American or a Hispanic • Worldwide Coverage at UCLA. American, we can see thatit can Rep. Robert Matsui opened happen to us as well." • A JACL Endorsed HealthPlan Backed by Nearly 50 Years 01 the conference echnng the dread Matsui encouraged Asian Blue Shield Experience JACL members 18 dtip over may many in the Japanese Ameri Americans to become "players" apply to ^11 In the Blue Shield of California Group Health can community feel in light within the political sy^m cit recent Japan bashing. Ogling ing the fact that no California Plan sponsored by JACL. Applicants and dependents under redress payments "token," State AssemSly members are age 65 must submita statemenl of health acceptable to Blue Matsui said, "I believe that the Asian American despite the fact Shield belore coverage becomes ellective. Members age 65 emotional strides, although not that Asians make up 10 percent quite healed, are beginning to of thestate's population. "I wish and over, covered under Medicare parts A and B, may join fade in the backgrou^. I find it ‘WeVe become thoM of us in the Asicin Ameri without a health staternem. interesting that in 1992 at a can communiW can begin to look " time when we memorialize Ex smug, and be beyond ourselves, to hght for ■ For Atore Information, Write Or Call Today: ecutive Order 9066.^nd its come very proud causes greater than ourselves, meaning in history, just last of who we are. But that is what we must aspire to ______(415)_93K6633 _ ^ ____ jponth a fourth generation do." ‘ ' ^American of Japanese ancestry, the reality is a myth. The dvil rights conference, Yes! I want to know more about the JACL-Blue Shield of a 13-year old mrl, a Giri Scout, entitled "Beyond Japanese could be in a topping center in -RobmtMoltuI Americans: Civil Rights in the California Group Health Plan. Los Angeles-Califomia selling 1990s," focused on a broedran^ I I I am a member of______chapter. Girl Sco^oookieeandapproach- of issues ranpi^ from redrew inganotherindividual and hav blamed Asian Americans for al anditsimplicationstotheglqss ' I I I am not a member of JACL Please send me member ing that individual say ’I only ^ lowing it to happen. ‘We'w be ceiling, sexual harassment a^ ship information. 1 understand that JACL membersNp is buy from Americans.'" come ^ug and belmne wry hate crimes. Participants in the Matsui also related an inci proud of who we are. But the event included: Ro(U>lfo Acuna, required to obtain this coverage. dent last year at a Dodger game reality is a myth. Because after professor of Chicamo Studies Name .______^______Aoe when he and his wife wete redress passed what did ws do California Stats University walking to their car and pec^le ... what did the average Japa- Northridge; Dennis Hayaahi, Address ______- ______told him, "Why don't neee American do? They went JACL nationa] director; Alan^ City/State/Zip______■ your own country if yoti don't back into their homes and shut Nishio, associate vice president know how to walk. I bet they their doors and said, we deserve for student servicee at Califor Phone( .).______□Work [ZHome can't driw either." this. And what did ^ey do with nia State University; Mari Biatsui said the model minor the $20,000, they're buying au Matsuda, visiting professor at Send To: Frances Morioka, Administrator ity my^ was to blame for recent tomobiles with t^ $20 jODO. you the UCLA Schod of Law; and JA(X-Blue SNeld of California Group Health Trust rsiciaJ insensitivity and pertly know it and I know it The r^- ^ko Herzig, advisor to the Of fice of Redt^ Administration. 6—PadiBc Citizen, Friday, March 13,1992 Personally speaking Obituaries pal of the Benjamin Park6TSchool dren in how to learn small musde ABdb.T«aUo.Sa,M«san Hill. J«a.S3; coordination. They like to make, Hawan-ben, sarTiTad by 6 mh Nofaoni. HRS.HICHIIWASAKI in Kaneohe on the Windward side Sadic, Allwri. Bmto. Uoyd. 4 4ai«htarm Furwral wrvioM torths Mi IH. Mdi of Oahu for the past five years, to create. They seem to t^e great Tama* Itoknaa^ Manr Miaaba, Baby kMto.7»YWoUSvFnriciK»bomNiwi hasledin some important change pride in their art,’ the veteran KariMobo^ lilhaa JonkM-, S4 frandduf indreudwj^ iwheg»jid with 39 years of claasroom experi draa, 4 paatp-araadciiDdmt. athers<^ool: changing the public Arila. KaMd. Tl. U«hb Latoe. WMh.. perception of the school from rough ence related. She taught junior Jai>.^a«gato.aBrmadbymfcAiko. hi^ school for 10 years in Japan, « Rom HU Umonil Chto»l «ilh Ftov. & tou^ with low test scores to the Goo^Ald oflici^ M Fukui Moftjwy other end of the academic scale. came to USC for her masters in "^Datkoka, jTSnTbA 8an Uatao, Fab. special education, studied Span 4; E3k Orava-bam, aia»itad by haaband She has been working to put com Gak and Nonm CaUvaD, ■ survivid by hr htstrend puters in every classroom, wired ish a half-year in Mexico and was bmhara Aaao, Se^, Saboro Sawada (Jpo), TrsMi thret daughirs Hvcm Ybko (Rob- to the school library, state Md hired 23 years ago by the Moun aialanllitaaeOltubo.TataeBiabap.Midon rt}-French. 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Nopxchi saidthe turn ties, five private Nakano, Kasoe^Vr, O^land, OcC83; scapegoating clearly indicates the Fnkt»ka-ban)» aurvHad by wife EUoko, 1; B unriwJ out of approximately 350 people need for elected officials and the wasbetterthantheyhadexpect^ security guards aoB DIdt. daughter .Omce Shimono, awtor general public to understand and YukwaNakana 'yfe heard people say, *1 had other embiM the recommendations set Nakjw, Chrlatepher L, S8. Sacra things i^uled, but I thought I and two patroi mento, Dec. 14; Secramentobom, aunnvod forth in the commission's report. lm NdCMmnm. ••nu.JcInM™.4 shoiddI come and show my sup by mother Kimi. brother Clyde. cars patroiing Further criticizing HDllings' NekMono, Johnie. 65, La Palma, Dee. iraabliwdddhim. port' It was overwhelming, people statement, Steve Clemons, execu 26; Compton-born tiuvived by wife Peari, amrauki. Mekl. 71, Tomnofc J«n were really pulling together." At a tive director of the Japan America tons Gragory and Gary Lagm. 6 grond- 1». B Mo,il,bon..»irrtmdl» wire pressconference c^Imbecause of the neighbor childron. mother Kiyoko, brother Thomat. m EtavM. Bodiy. iknihlm S« SocieU of Southern Caltfomia iMlm Setauko Niluvioik, 8 p«i.dcliil*wi. the death threat, representatives said, “Idiocy runs in all cultures. mterSumi Hoahixaki. hood where the NakaUnL Scltcbt, 91, San Jeae, Dee. from a broad b^ of coalitions There's no redeeming value and 16; Wakayama-born, aurvived by aooa attended including, Jerry event was be nothing to look for that's either Kiyoya, Akiloahi, 4 daughtera Yoriko Juba aitd SiMaa. 3 feielar* Sally Pvnkava. Enomoto, JACULEC; Sacramento positiverconstructive or worth Ichimani, Miyoko, ScUuko, Sachika Clara YtAoyama. Julia Neiabi, bruthare JACL, the Jewish American tdting about in his comments, Nakawataao, Toyo, 98, Loa Angdaa, Hidao and Frad, brethar-in-law George ing heid.. omilarlywithSakui^uchi'sstate Nov 3; Kagoahima-born. aurvived by aoiM Mateui. aieter-in-lew Lorraine SeUi. Council of Sacramento, Asian Bar Scichi.Shiaoo, daughter* ChiyeWaUnabe, SeUgakaM,8atDri66.Frarmnt, Fb>. ments. There's lots of igncrance Association of Sacramento, the —Andy Noguchi Kiyo Hori, Sayo Nakatani, 10 grandchil 12; Htroahiate-bora. eurrived by wile State Employees Association, and on both aides. I see fiothing wrong dren, 8 groat-^ndchildrcn. Kindyu, eooe Jim, Tad, Setoehi. danghtw* the Chinese American Council of came in and checked in advan^ with constructive tritidsm shot Nakaaawa. Fiji, 91, Loa Angclea, Dec. Yuki Nomura. Joyce Tahira, Darieoe backandforth,butradallydriven 2; Niigata-born, aurvived by 3 aona Biae, Sacramento. and 9lso there has been increased Kango, Kokichi. 4 daughter* Alice Iheeveningincludedanaddress secuinty^und some of the board slurs especially about the atomic Morikawa, Mary, Chiyoko, Kiyoe bomb are really idiotic and don't Bara, Oaorge 8, 88, Gonna, Jan. 22; by Rep. Patsy Mink of Hawaii, a membtn^ homes," said Noguchi. Kobayaahi, 6 granddiildrcn. OaUand-bom WWII vetaran, emvirad by deserve much oiscuasion." memorial spe^toMike Masaoka "We Know things are getting Okawaekl. Klaalyo, 9^ OaM»^,.Dy- *ilb Yobib. eon Glena, daughlma Jaaiee. worse and. worse. Unfortunately, "I think we're entering an age 7; aurvived by daughter* Fumiko, Ncdnke Aanette Carpenter (FOlmoreX 2 c™»»eha- bv JAQL President Cressey where our nerves are raw. A lot of Henmi. aona Shigdeaxu. Jeuneo, Kimie, dren. brother Jay F. Sera (Salt Lake City). Nakagawa, and a historical ex that's the state of thin^ with Ja Americans are angry over Jaj^'s Hirofumi. CHtwa Rita Yaeude, Yo Shimotaaka, na- hibit in the hall. Given the threat, pan bashing and politicfd candi seeming inattention to the Pearl OkasakL Kataomi G. 74. Selma, Oct. ter-in4aw Frances Swa (Alameda). dates like David Ihike and Pat 26; Sdma-boim. aurvived by wife Ktyona, Skiba, Mlyoe, Salt Lake City, Jaf Ifr. security was very heavy for the Harbor anniversary. The Japa ton Randy J. daughter* Karen end Wakayama-born, eorviTed by hu^nd Buchanan. Only by getting broad event. "We had four Sheriffs nese really failed to understemd Okazaki, brother* Satoru (HawaiiX Jin>, TakaUro, edaughtara HanayoN4f^«s. deputies, five private securiw support to let fringe groups know American sensitivity. Fifty years *ister-in-law R>wko Okazaki. IWko Sqpehi. Minac Imamora, Tl^ guards andtwopatrol cars patrol- this is unacceptable can we pre Okita, Joaepb IL 78, Loa Angelea, Dec. Hideehima, Soiaiko Takriiara, Yunko beyond Pearl Harbor, the drop 26; LoeAngdea-bom. aurvivedbywifeToye Uyeda, eieterTokieOe(Jpn),brotherTmnc ling the neighborhood where the vent things fr«n happeningin the ping of the bomb, and Executive Ttrecita. 7 aona Kenneth. John. Thomaa Oe. brotber-in-Uw Kaku Shitaa, grandchil event was being held. The Sheriffs future," said Noguchi. Order 9066, with the intense ri (WMhirtttoo). ArKhony. Peter(Bakei^eld). valry and competition between Stephen. David. 2 daughter* Mary Rivera ShlbaSTwS? T.. Tokyo.*Jan. 4; pio neer Eimheh eection editor with Maini^i whom were American citiiens, Japan and the United States, (FreanoX Monica Maldonado. 14 grandchil emotions will flair but emotions dren, 2 great-graftdchildrcn. brother newepaper* in Japan, Univeraily of Wash MANZANAR were confined at Manzanar and Toehiharu-; atepmother-in-lew Monica ington graduaU. prewar jenrnaKit with will also subside" said Clemons. Takahaahi. Japaneae American Courier, Seattle, and (Continuad frorn paga 1) nine other camps during the war." "I am wormed about the fact (Editors note: the actual figure is RyoaALJalckt. Tit Gardena, Jan.31; PaciSc C^itixen. between the \}S\ and Japan, said, that Americahs for first time in -Guadalupe-born, eorvivadby wife Tomoko, Bhlmamolo, Jerry H., 84. Los Angeles. "As the frequency of attacks 110,310) the post World War II era are eon Kenny, daughter Joyce Mwimoto, atep- Jen. 23; MontcMlo-born WWII veteran, against Japanese Americans and "They were interned and forced measuring ourselves by Japan. aon Roy Noda, etepdaughter* Jane ^ survived by litteT* Sachiko Tomhnoon, toforfeitmostoftheirpossessions, Grace Yonemore, 6 eieter* Toehiko Shigeko C^herry. Asian Americans escalates be We've never looked at ourselves ShimMsa. Watara, 90, Loa Angdee. their homes and their businesses Nagamoto. Mitzie Shiehino, Tomiko cause of thesejim^asing racial by tne measuring stick of another Hamano. Grace Ito, Maaako Yenage, Feb. 21; Yam^ochi-barn natoralizad US. tensions, the lesma of the intern-' despite the fact that they were countty. I think it grates on the brtrther-in-law Kiyo Maruyama. grandchil- citizen, survived by wife Koto. mentare mwerelei^tthanever." \oya\ Americans, and hadcomfliit- American ego." Levine, whorecently announced ted no crime. Their only offense his candidacy for the U.S. Senate, was their Japanese ancestry. This Brassy Mounts Aanch CHIYO'S added, "More than 120,000 men, was a grievous injustice which re A aim, and Ouo» loncf. owned ond operatKl by o tn*f couDle.aUhe tool dtlhebedutSiiGraieyMoiinldin, near lowraond, Japanese Bunka Needlecraft women and childr^ of Jappiese sulted from wartime hysteria and Montend. Honebdck «».g, chuck wopn te«ii icMke don<^. ancestry, the vaist majority of prejudice." (W^. 01 dey (tdek cookooti Log cookv w*h pdrate both, and Framing, Uunka Kits, Lessons, Gifts ftepScek He«ed eetTming poa Wholekxne lonch food. 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