VIETNAM WAR DEAD ... - Eight more Nikkei listed: Total 69 o .-\., a ~ uJ1 l ll c mcl1t to the Il ~ ( prc, Tom Sligiura. 20. Lo~ .. of Nikkei war dead in Vi t· Anl(eles . nam published In Ih e P:lclfl r WO Leonard J . Sugimoto . - CHilell last week. eight more 22. Lo AnReles . individuals should be includ • Spec. 4 Shojiro Yamashita ed. subsequent recheck or CD.- 25. Berkeley, Calif. Memb(r ~ h l p J. 1 po1 n ('~t' our fil es, thcrcCorc. br ings the Capt. Dennis H. U~ ·enoy . ­ Publlc", hon: American C.t,1Cn '5. 'le.i1Q e,l c 115 Wef/er St Lo', Ange ft'i Calif 9001 2j (213) MA 6.6936 It J a J)[\ n c~c tota l to 69 f\mcr· Illa. 30, Ft. Riley. Kans. Pub lt6hcd Weekly l xcc pl Fit,,! and L.l!,1 Wt'el-:, o f the '¥~. 'f 5 1mB} sCf viccmCII -30 or thenl .. f'" C(.ond CliSS Po::. tdge PAid at Los Angeles, Calif 8y UE ' RV T . l'A KA from Ul e Mainland sta tes-as ~l A Rl N E CO RP - Na tlooal JA L Pre. ident COllrBAT \)EAT ... having paid Ute supre me sac. ~ ' E B RUARY Lt. Kenneth K. Kozai, 2~, VOL. 76 1 0 6 FRIDA Y, 16, 1973 Subr.crtptlon fUla Per Year rilice in the service of this U 3 · u.s as B'orell» u.ao 12 CENTS A few weeks ago, JACL lion. Denver, Coio. chapters were polled as to w h ether they w ould su p• ARilI Y-COMBAT DE T tl ('rlle Nau onal JACL Con• t he construction of a P fc. Robert M. Kadowakl, vention lest year conducted port 19. SI. Louis. Mo. its memorial service to the n ew JACL b uild ing in an S pec. 4 Takeshi Yablku. 22. ~isei war dead at the gl'a\'c Francisco. I have bee n ill• Monlerey Park, Calif. si te of Lt. KozaL who 15 formed that the great m a• lSI LI. Granl H. Henlyoji bw-ied at AI'lington National jority respond ed in favor. Portland, Ore. Cemetery.) Chapters approve The task is now ahead of u s: to raise some $170,000 Fresno to host first JACL BLDG. JACL Bldg. Project for the new building, plus the additional a Ul 0 u n t SACRAMENTO, Caltf. - 'rhe new oWce building at a cost Iwama. an assistant attorn. tri-district JACL meet consb'uction 0 fa JACL oUlee not to exceed $175,000, and need ed for furniture, fur• ey general with the state felt building in San Francisco was (c) authorize the National there Is nothing to p r~ vent nishings, etc. T h is will be FRESNO, Caltf. - It wa. a While the topics are sub• overwhelmingly approved as JACL Executive Committee JACL from seeking a long• a form idable task in view long time in coming but the ject to change, panelists from the chapters were polled: 57 1.0 be t he implementing term loan to have the bU il d• of an already $33.000 def• thr ee JACL district coullcils in I h e respecti\'e districts wlil for, 7 against and 29 not vot- agents. mg constructed. The NC• icit operating b udget for the state are convening tor give a brief background and 109, according to Frank Iwa- The resolution introduced WNDC resolution suggested the first time to become bet• ma, chairman of the Head- by the Northern' California• This matter be then open up to questions on funds be raised "outside the 1973. will ter acquainted with each oU,• the following issues: quarters Site Committee. We s t er n Nevada DistTict regular income ol National t horoughly r eviewed by er at the grass-roots level and NC-WNDC - Elks Club The chapters were p o ~ l e d Council, was discussed at the ~~ ~ ~ " meaning membership the Executive Committee gain deeper insight to act on membership, J ACL Bulldlng on three point..: (a) a{firm last national cOllvention but m eeti ng in P ortland, Ore• local and statewide issues. project. relention of National Head- delegates determined t he The leadership at the dis• CCDC - Farm labor, JACL quarters at San Francisco, (b) chapters be polled by Dec. 20 The chapter poll. gon, 1Iiarch 9·11. trict level has met often in boycott of Hiiton hotels. approve acqulsltion of prop- as tbe question of unding was Bo~s J!tl] ;'- ~ ~b I8 ~:~~ the past on California prob• erty and construction ot a unresoived. PSWDC - Senior citizen 35 T RONG-West Los Angeles J r. JACL installed its 1973 ~~:~it ~ . T~:r ~ p . • lems, bUI what will be the housing, drug oUensivel Af• D J ACL's u n b a I a n e e d officers J an. 28 al a potluck dinnel' at Feltcia Mahood Cen• Ft= fir s t biennial Tri-District fi rmative Action in govern .. ler. Officers Bl'e (from leU). front-Nancy Levins, Patti ~~:~e~: c ~:S= :rrfo~'fJ 'iS~ 1~'.!le; budget of ~3 5 9 , 68 7 a p• Meeting here at the Towne• ment hirIng practices, and FILE BY APRIL 2 Kudo. J anet Okabayasbl: back-Gynni Abracosa (pres.) Fall!:, Imperial Valley, Livlngston_ proved by the ationaJ house 0 ve l' the March 3-4 membership development. Pro~ Merced. MarysvUle. Milwaukee weekend will be the dawn for Naomi Osugi, Kalhy Kuba and Sammy Toya (adv. ) Council includes a total of On the lighter side, a Sat• gram included swear ing-in ceremonies conducted by George ~~~t~~~h P ~SU D ~ e g t 1tba~in":J ~ delegates representi ng the 60 ul ' da~ ' night mixer al the Yen claimants reminded of deadline some $125,000 for " pro• K anegai, West L.A. JACL president: acknowledgement of Pa rlier. Pasadena. Placer County' chapters within the state to Townehouse wi U include 8 Po~te.l l o . Portland. Puyallup V a l~ gr am" items. These are coordinate J ACL programs buffet supper and entertain• outgoi ng officers led by co-chairmen Carol lnabu and ley. Reedley. Reno, Riverside. education , visu al com mu• and delve together on com• ment. Dancing will follow Marsha Shimotsu and the buffet. WASHINGTON -J apan... provision relating to intern• Sacramento, Saint Lou1&. Salt Americans filing Jor payment ment or parole). Lake, San Benito County. San nication, s tud ent aid, r e• mon problems. with Steve Kawagisru's com• Dr. Izumi Taniguchi, Cell• ot their Yokohama Species Payment will be made at ~:~~~i.d ~.:apoe~ . ~ tu~no~ ; gional offices, a nd yout h bo from Gardena-well re• tral Californ ia district gov• cei\'ed in the Southland for Bank pl'ewar yen ce.rtificates the same yen-dollar conver• po, San Mateo County, Santa Bal". programs. lot includ ed ernor is arranging the work• of deposits were reminded bara, Seattle. Selanoco. Sequo f ~ their American "pop". Ha• sion ratio afforded claimant.. Sonoma County, Spokane, Stock. are requests s u bmitted to shop agenda with Dr. Harrs this week by Sen. J ohn V. under the Consenl Decree of ton. County, Venlce.CUl. waiian an d J apanese tunes. JAP AN· U.S. FRIENDSHIP ACT BILL Tunney (D-Calif.) that all Tulare expand the function of the Hatasaka, Northern Califor• Tom Shimasaki of Tulare the U.S. District Court for the \·er. Washington. D ,C.. Watson• nia .. Western '! evada dist.rict County J ACL will emcee the claims must be fil ed by April District ot Columbia of April ville. West Los Angeles, West Val .. international affairs com• go\·ernor. and Mrs. Helen K a• 2, 1973. 30, 1968. ley, White River, mixer The so-called Japanese NO (' )-Ch.leago, Gardena Val ... mittee ($3,000) and the wagoe, Pacific Southwest dis• P re-registration deadline of TO BOOST EDUCATIONAL EXCH ANGE Sen_ Tunney, a member of ley. Create Pasadena. PhUadel• p roposed JACL Legal Unit trict governor Bank Claims Act (PL 92-458) phla. San D iego. San Gabriel V.I• Feb. 24 was announced wIth was designed to permi t the tbe Senate Judiciary Commit• the $8 pel' person r e e ($5 tee, took an active role in as• ley. Twin Otles. ($ 60,000). Both are w orthy W ASHl GTON - en. Hir• attention and widespread sup• (iling of new debt claims, NOT "OTJ.'NG (29)-Arkansaa proj eets and should have mixer, S3 registration) pay• am L. Fong expressed hope of port from individuals and e1imlnallng the ineligibility suring tavorable committee Valley. Bay Area Communtty. able to the CCDC-JACL, care action when the bill, HR 8215, b een funded. favorable Congressional ac• groups in Hawaii as elsewhere under pre-existing law aUect• ::f~~ d .sg~:t:.Y ~~~\i; of Dr. Taniguchi, 738 E. Ten• tion soon on the proposed Ja• in th e Nation," Fong said. was discussed. :n. The failure to pass the San Luis Obispo In g U.S. resident.. who bad Valley. Cortez. Downtown Los aya Way, Fresno 93726. pan-U.S. Friendship A ct as "It al. o has won addition• been interned or paroled dur• Angeles, East Los Angeles, Fort. p roposed $1.50 dues in• CCDC will conduct a guid• legIslation for it was re-in• Lupton. Gilroy. _Hollyw ood. Lone al supporlers in the Senate," in g WW2 pursuant to the Beach , Harbor. Mid-Columbla. crease to balance the ap• ed bus tour of farms on Sat• troduced Jan. 31 on the Sen• he explained in sounding his Alien Enemy Act. MAY ORS ASSAIL NIXON urday morning and provide Mile High. New York. Omaha. proved budget of $359.687 hosts PSW meet ate Ooor. note of optimism. 'rhose wbo had previously Orange County, Progressive West• a box lunch for $3. 'rhe bus s.J. de, Salinas Valley. San Luis Val• m eans that the National Under the ACI. 10 per cent The J apanese payments are filed un der Section 3 ot the FOR CUT IN FUN DS will leaye from the Towne .. ot the 5320 mUlion being paid 'rrading With the Enemy Act ley. Santa IVtarIa Valley. Sea· Board and Executive Com- P ISMO BEACH, Calif. - A house at 10 a.m. pro" ided (or under the treat>' NEW YORK - With protests brook. Selma, Snake. River, Ven• to the United States by Ja• between the two naUons re:' which was either denied due tura County. Wilshire. m ittee are now faced with national hoi ida y weekend The Tri-District Meeting pan for facilities in the Ryu• to ineligibility or withdrawn t bat Nixon Administration schedule: turning the Rvukvus to the has uwelshed" on financial District council boxscore: t he task of (a) raising ad-(Washington's birthday), a kyu Islands would be used to Tokyo governmen-t last May_ must fi le a new claim under 'lucb 3 ( -aturda)') com.rni tment to cities, eleven Olsu lcts 'fe, No P . .. ditional funds to meet our minus tide for clam diggers. r e~ no promote educational and cul• Thc trust fund would support the law passed last year old-time hospitality at the Del l\ ebb's Towne.house • • tural exchange between tho Claimants who qua I i [ Y mayors visited three Manbat• PNWOC ... 7 o 1 commitments for 1973, (b) Last Chance Saloon and Wal• 10 a.m.-Bus toUl" of tarms. noon a wide \~arjety or scholarly, tan sites Feb. 4 where, they ~C-WNDC _.. 22 o 5 box lunch ($3 extra). two nations. artistic and cultural exchang• should immediately request a eeoc ..... _.. 7 o revising the budget to a len's Opera House at 'rar 11 a,m.-Registration. Notice of Debt Claim form said, need for continued fed• PSWOC ... __ _ II 4 l~ Fong. a. he did last year, e. fellowships, scholarships ~:~ ll. aid IOC ...... _.. _ r ealistic level of anticipat- ~..'f~l"~o~;clf\~~e;'A~ ~= 2 p.m.-Opening Remark!!; was cosponsoring the legisla• and other programs. [Tom the OUice of Alien Pro• was dramatically evi- 5 o 2 2:15-PSWDC panellsho. perty. Depl. of Justice, Wash• MPOC ...... o o 5 ed income, (c) allocating ing combined for the PSWDC 7 p.m.-Mixer. buiTet·danclng ($$ tion which was reintroduced Fong ,aid the agreement Mfdw est •• ••• 4 2 2 ington, D.C. 20530. The ori• Mayor Lindsay led the tour. 1 1 2 u nspent funds in 1972 to first quarterly session here per person). Open to pubUc. by Sen. Jacob Jadts (R-New r turning Okinawa and the .Eastern .•••• !\tar 4 ( und,,)') York). A similar bill was re• ginal Yokohama Specie Bank Among the party was San meet as much of the def-Feb. 17-18. other Islands of the Ryukyu yen certificates of deposit - J ose Mayor Min eta. 8.45 am.-CCOC panelists. introduced in t he House of chain to Japan was "symbol• icit as possible. or a com- The district seSSIOn, chair• 1:hl.-No host luncheon. Representatives. unless lost. cashed or stolen bination of Ihese alterna- ed by Gov. Helen Kawagoe, I p.m.-NC·WNDC panelist!. I of th .. new era of post• -must be submitted with the wi)J be held at the San Luls 4:I5-Closing Remarks. "Since the J apan - U.S. war friendship and coopera• Rooms at the Townehouse F riendship bill was first in• Notice of Claim form by April tives. Obispo Buddhist Cburch at tion" and the proposed Act 2. 1973. -In. addition. we will Avila (north of h('wj .afler may be resen-ed al $16 singl.. troduced in Congress 1a.st Au• •• t,: n make a ~trong and en• $21 twin or double. gust, it has attracted much Those eligible 10 file clainu n eed to seek sources t o the 11 a_ m. luncheon Reports during contribution to this re• and receive payments are lationship." s upport a building fund ario!C h' ~t~~;~un~,omm.mb.rshIP: limited to: ~~fr~.~'::l0 ';~~~~:.'Il~~ ~t~~~ The 32 million fund nuder I-Persons of Japanese an• drive. I hope that our en er - the Act would be administer• cestry who were interned or gies and efforts to mount KuroiOIi. legISlative: Mas Uyesu- Sansei executive takes over San Jose ed by a Japan-United States paroled pursuant to the Alien this drive will not be at t he f!h.~~~~ s~h~~i:-':rf.~1 N,~~t icndship Commission made Enemy Act during World ~~~~Ge!,,;,~,!,gK:'"i;~. "¥4'l~o'~'::~ up ot the ecretary of State, War II; or expense of the possible the Secretary o( Health, Ed• Z-Their legal representa• need 10 r a ise additional Meeting: Toy KJlnega.. Kenneth theater, subs chambara for 'X' films ucation and 'Welfare, and six tives or successors in interest funds to s upport and carry Murash'g •. benefit public members who are by inberitance, devise, be• o t J ACL Out-oi-town delegates are u p r og rams. being quartered at the Shore- closely tied to U.S.-Japan re• ques!. or operation of law; By RON ;\OLLER akamura it might make lations, experts in the fields • cliff II10tel, 2555 Price SI 'rhe and ( a n Jose Mercury) .ense to show these films of education, the arts or the 3-Citizens of the U.S. of somewhere in Santa Clara 1£ the abilities of cbap· ~:t~~dJ;~ ~~:~~r~a~~:~:r SAN JOSE - Like just about humanities, or simply repre• Hawaii during WW2 and other "'.!f! County, tapping a large ethnic sentaU\'es of the general pub• persons resident in the U_ S. t el's to raise funds to su p- mosphere of Tar pring every red-blooded American market and satisfying the lic. since thc beginning ot the port their own progra m s Ranch east of Arroyo Grande. boy of the late 1930s, David growing desire among college The Chairman of the Na• war. are any indication, we u n- Haruo Hayashi, 1972 chap• Nakamura grew up on a student.. to see the best of one tional Endowment for the 4-In case of a claimant doubtedly have many ex. ter president, noted that deep steady diet 01 Hopalong Cassi• ol the world's great movie in• Arts and for the Humanities wbo has succeeded to the ~~rt f~~~ngLJf;' i~a~~~n a~raif­ dy shoot -em-ups and assorted dustries. also will be on the Commis• rights ot a deceased person, perienced fund raisers to Hollywood westerns. HI contacted the census ( 'akamura was 1963 presi• sion but will have no vote. both the claimant and pre• call upon . You r active a nd able, lea"ing Sunday at 7 a.m. bureau and found there are or h e Commission chairman decessor in interest must meet enthusiastic sup por t a nd A !J'ee bus tour 01 the big- dent of the Sequoia JACL.) ahout 16,000 citizens of Japa• A tllird generation J apa• '11 be appoin ted by the Pre• the eligibility requirements ot articipation will be an- gest construction >ite in the nese ancestry living in Santa sIdent. Section 34(a) (except for the P t" county at Diablo Canyon is nese American, Nakamura Clara County," Nakamura preciated. also scheduled for Sunday, was a typical l\10untain View said. le,,'ing the Shorecliff Motel (arm boy raised in an era "That's 50 per cent more at 9:45 a.m. when the only Japanese faces than the Japanese population on the screen were Caucasian in San Francisco," faces made over Univ. of Utah adds tape interviews 'Tokyo Rose' case "I don't think I ever saw (udent Markel FOR CON Ul\mR Mrs. Helen S. K awogoe of Carsrice lor a partial phone as represeotlor the Pocatello JACL at their an• fur seals on SI. Paul and SL Mitsubl. hi oUered S115 mil• He ha. been a strong ad• dri,';ng 50 miles just to see a drive by the social service PaclJlc CI ti zen. Tholr . olfcl• George Islands thr ough a con• lion for NHX's edifice plus the nual carnival 10 the e\'ening. "ocate of frank di:-cl1!'!'ion a~ movie," the disti ngulshed- unit o( the Japanese Cham- of 789 respon",s amounting to tation is unautllorbed. 105,000 square foot parcel looking akatnura recalls. bel' of Commerce With a goal $17,048.59_ Ken)i Ito, Cham- tract witb the United States on a means of enhancing the government. which pro~ w located.. Join the JACL U.s.-Japan allianc". Prett;y soon it dawned 011 let at $13,000, brouaht a total ber president, acknowledged. The l'acllio CllUea Board ..l PACIFIC CITIZEN William Marulani J- crilical needs. The fund, which totals somewhere in Personnel ' ~ :aUon. . 1 S 75.000 $ 70,4 70.51 the neighborhood of 8400 thousand, depending on the J J.\CL lIudqUl rler. Over head 15,000 1634 Pn , ' 1 , .....m ) ~r a.nclsco, Calif !l 411~ - Phont' : 141 51 \\ E l 'b6·H 13,368.29 securities barometer, was launched in the late 40's as (Admin & Exec) ...... (61 .500 1 ( 70,918.121 dmin a "war chest" to meet future "emergencies", which Friday, Feb. 16, 1973 500 365.63 some defined as something in the magnitude of an· 2- CPA Rtnr 600 600.00 Publications 100 47.00 other evacuation or the like, while others spoke in OfT 01 Na t') Pres. terms of a $1 million goal for size Harry K. Honda 1.800 1,8 00.00 PC Subscriptions 46.000 52,498.00 ow I'm not against money. But if clutching onto TI'avel 4,000 6,090.74 the fund lulls us in any degree into a sense of false EXECOM Mtgs 2.500 3,677.00 security, if we deceive ourselves into believing even Li abil ity Insurance 6,000 5.839.75 for a moment that gazing upon six figures stretched ( Programs) (56.500 ) (72.255.33 ) across a ledger sheet provides some kind of a shield Na t' l Pl an nm ~ 1,500 I.P89.60 Washington Offi ce to protect our welfare in an "emergency". if fiscal 20 ,5 00 preoccupation m any way displaces personal involve. t Under Retainer } 10.550.52 Four·Track Feedback (Under JACL ) 10,15747 ment and action, If fi sca l goals dull our senses as to Wash. O fT. Trainee 20.000 27.59523 where ii's all at- people-then for our own well.being General P rogram 3.000 4.136.56 and restoration of vigor, I would (and do) urge JACL Nael Convenllon 2.000 9.754.15 to ourselves of this burden so that we no longer con. 1972 PC FINANCIAL REPORT In(el;m Meeting 1.500 tinue to be led astray by reliance upon icons. LETTERS FROM OUR READERS Nal'l Leadcr~hip Conference A fl\'e·year track record of windlllg up .the ,Year 1.500 1.500.00 Student Aid 4.000 4.000.00 MIXED·UP PRIORITIES "in the red" \\'as napped in 197 2 as our bnef fman· The War Is Over!? By tha t J mean, donors do Contin~ency fa I 2.500 3,571.80 cia I summary report below hows. Cre~lt is given to n 0 l have funds which they Community Involvemenl 32.500 With justified disgust we often hear about tbe will !' harc wi th JACL in or• 25,457.10 the policy instituted this past year callIng for the IS, Editor Youlh Program 7.500 ;,118.25 upside·down priorities of our own SOciety and govern. Yesterday thp war cnded, der to allow J CL to decide ue be reduced to four pages when advertising for th e (Non-budgeted lIems ) (20.801. 24 ) ment, of our spending billions to kill people while re• and 1 had 'a reuben sundwich whelher it will be used lor Visual Communications week drops below total of 250 column II1 ches. To keep b ~ r progra ms and 'or building•. 2.500.00 sisting the needs of our schools, our needy, our elder. for lunch and a before Vi s Comm: F.ducation operations on a self· ustaining basi . we require at bedtime. Thi ~ mormng lhe Donor!!., especially the major 5.909.08 Iy. our farmers and so on. Some montbs ago I read radio echoed Ihe Pre,idenl', gifts persons, h a\' e a t least Fed Funding Proposal 3.03 9.36 lea t one-third of a sL-l:·page issue be covered by ad· 1072 Rebate, where our government spends, for every man, woman words. the Presiden tial Ad\'i• two pockets - one earmark• 9.352.80 and child in the United States: $410 for war'making, vertising or a total of 333 column inches. Th.is week. word~ ed "program" and another _ Total Expense sor's and noted t hal 5248.000 S281 .388.M S125 of th at fo r our pogroms in Vietnam; S19.50 for for instance, we have around 275 column mches• Dave Co \\' e n ~ \Va!' the Mo t "building." An)· [und-raiser I ncome O,-er Expenses 1.004.67 under the 333 column·inch break·even point. but Valuable Player In the NBA will tell you thai you ca n (a ) For sta fT reCrtlltmenl. gelling to the moon. At the very same time, medical which can be made up through Holida\ Is ue ad ver· AII - tar Game. The Advl.or rai!\c capital funds al a lime science continues to lVarn us that of the people liv· carefully disclosed 1he coodi• when \'ou can'l rai!'c a cent Educa lfOIl Committee (Nol (rom Gtneral tising. p r o gram~ mg in the United States today, one·fourth or 52 mil. 'lOOS of the agreemen t in de• (or JARP Funds ('7 1 balance) 1,734.34 One reason i!' that "bricks Bowling Tournamenl lion will suffer cancer; tbat of this number 37 million Here is the fmanclal summary' toil and at length. He spoke 7.000.00 will die from cancer. That's wiping out Los Angeles o( many things, a ('ease-fire are \'cry visible a 0 d build• Total Funded SII.215.46 l ncome: 1972 1971 date. return 01 POW', and I n g ~ are in one important about 16 times over. And so our government spends " Exec Older P066" book !li a le __ 2.481 12 Regular Ads 23,536 21 ,243 'earch lor MIA'.. other . en!'e a monument. There IS a on cancer, for every man, woman and child ... 89 Holiday ls ue Ads 17.364 16,198 things. LBJ died two day. a~o real sen~e o( accomplishment, cents. History wiu surely record tbis period of our and there is a ho buildup 01 pure and simple, when a Los Angeles will be able to meet the del• ubscriptions ...... 61.909 57,774 The unaudiled financial re• society as being absol utely mad hlS funeral clOd burial plans group , e 1 ~ out lo erect a ielt wilhout ditllcully and be ~Usc e llaneou s 570 446 building. The di(ficult que • porl tor 1972 shows th al we able 10 accomplish our goalJ; But JACL isn't immune either to perhaps having (or media coverage, for m3!'!' had a fairly balanced finan• Total Income ...... 8103.379 95.661 mastication. a w "Sup£'rHy" lion~ rai~ed in programming (or the biennium its priorities somewhat mixed up. In this writer's \'iew, dC'Cision~ are absent. The• cial year, i.e., the expendi• 1 would li ke to repeat that Expense tonight and it w3:-.n't much tur ~ ~ JACL is overly preoccupied with material and fiscal building f un d is • speciltc were fa irly cio!'e to the budgeted items get priority in ~' 14,181 good t n co m~ Editorial •...... , . " 14,626 amount, the relationship b - we reahzed. Even al• funding. Recent communica• things such as perhaps constructing a new building, The war was over, and to• ter accounting lor the deftcit Business ...... 16.529 16.780 morrow 1 should mend L h e tw~e n money and i t~ goal tions Seem to criticize the Ex• size of th e membership rolls, reaching for a million of 19i1. was stili managed to Committ e~ Production...... 37.762 37,5 14 rip in my Le ~'s, The- war j~ Ihe building - is s( mple, and ecutive tor nol dollar Endowment Fund (and then what?), how to keep have ex ces~ income o\'er ex• lundlng a cerlaJn project )Iailing ...... 24.586 21,854 o'"er and I should give a the person..c: who donate cau dues down, etc. While each of these goals cannot be be recognized in proportion lo pen,e. 01 approximately 1._ which wa !" presented as a re!'• damn" Who g1\'CS a damn (or 000. This i. the fi ...t time in denigrated in and of themselves, yet they must assume Overhead ...... 8,508 7.226 the lifty-thousand who died the all'lount of money gi\len olution at lhe con\'ention and Total Experue 102,011 97 .555 a lew year.; that we did nol not even included in the a proper relationship to tbe most important purpo e: for this worlhles!Ii piect" of The symbolic lunction, t h • have a deficit. 1p'(inO le\'cl, i~ \- cry im po rt~ budget. people. Net 1.368 1.894 history and who really gi\'cs A budget IS merely a guide. Cost per Copy per Year '3. 11 '296 Q damn (or the people who ani Il must be remembered To the needs of the fast di appearing remnants of line and we try to expend National JACL operates on the Paid Circulation Average . 18.905 17.924 ent hem all to Iheir dealh • Programs on the other b d ,·!thin the amount a lloca led our Issei who, unless their needs are met today, will ,~o one. ate difficult to selL Especial- calendar )'ea r as tar as fund• 92"'r r organizatioD~ a~ 10 a budgeled item. As you be gone when we ha\'e "enough money": to the many .JACL ubscribers .. 89" \Ve grew up with thl~ war 1.\' in such ~ome ing is concerned and that ac• JACL, whicb are broad· based \\;11 note-. Items did ex• tiom; laken a t a coo\'ention worthy projects of our you ng AJ A's and fellow Ori. :>: on·member 8"c 11 "'0 grew up into disgu ted. bil• ceed the amounl allocaled ter and cynical mpn. \V;lr ha~ With wide variation as to t hE" are to lake .rreet during the ental Americans who. unless they receive the life• while some items did not ex• tollowing bIennium, eve n To as UTe the pre ent level of at lea t ·IX page ne\'er affirmed the goodne.:' kind of programs it can hO Cil• pend as much. Since budget· giving startup seed money now, would fail; to promot. each week. the PC asks people in the chapter to help of Mankind, the po~iti\'e as· I), support. That is. "nli' '''dr item~ though projects may h8,e o th e l'\\ ~se ed do ha\'e priorii)' in been funded duMng the pre• ing justice now which might not be realized. p~cb: of h.i~ nalure, \V a r l!t organizations gather persons funding, only when it i~ clear secure r egul ar advertislllg The display ad\'erti ing ~pecitjc t'ommitmen t~ VIOUS year And all the while the Endowment Fund sits• destructive and people die of and Ihal all budgeted item, may rate IS '3 per column inch with a 15("'c commission to lighting them c ~ n program, usually with It I~ furthennore S iii d to im pl acable. unknowing, deaf, neutral and unharnessed. be adequately lunded. ale hear that some ot our gra 's• the cbapter Contract rate ' for II1slttultonal advertIs· t:ath:;fdcUon little di. ·ent. The lact 01 • non - budgeled items gjven And things are not improvi ng with the inexorable o whcre is the ~I l.tling ~ lor JACL. quiet, personal visit to t he ------, develop may determine \\ hen the real push begins. persons in the area where one arette making busi ness (gO\I• \\ ~ II ot one or a fe\\' donors to The other major lactor Is The collected thinking of the chapters have a call t h . 'hots. They would is proposing to build to de• ernment monopoly ) to o((sel whether there is a local fi• its national taxes. great bearing. also fo r ~Vt T fee l that the y nancial base of sufficient size termine if they feel that tbis 25 Years Ago JACL' boycott of Hilton hOlel \\' 111 a~sume a new should also plan program!'.. and interest to build a SI75.- is a n important project a nd fo rce with Tri·District determination. The cause of But that leads directly 1010 000 bUilding. One 01 the real• it they are willing to ma,ke The majority or the people the other slatement that Jer• ities of rund-raising is lhat a ma jor gift - Sl,OOOs not a re Quite naive about the J a• In the Pacific Citi%en, Feb . 14, 1948 . ian Americans within JACL. within state educalion 3 Si s. T hen you seek out ma• panese America ns in the U,S, ry makes; question of prio• it the building is to be built ' and commulllties can be further motivated And who r ity - whether money should in ••a y. the Bay Area, it is jor gift donors in the rest a nd the kinds 01 problems knows what else ma, come for the potential resting be spent fnr buil dings or pro• highly unlikely tha t the bulk of the nation and ask them confronting us presently and Los Angeles SUI t challeng• allen gl"OU p . NiseJ wh o within the concept 'of the Tri·District ~ I eeting lies gram ~, That IS no simple o( the funds will come (rom When you are finished, if you that we had during the war es sta te departmenl policy on \\'3S Tojo's jailer returns with question because money is not the East Coast. Given the Ja• have pledges from major don• year.. M 0 s t people 01 the stranded Ni sei in J apan .. Tokyo·born bride • Legis• there wailing to be tapped mo~ e just money. Money IS only a panese pro\"incialism it is ors amounting to 60C;o _or working class are so bu s Y British Columbia enforces lation to outlaw mob practices Conflicts are not to be dismissed for change is medium ot exchange. and all highly unUkely that Orange at the tolal you are LD bUSI • with their work that matters ban on Japanese in mines. . backed by J ACL and Mik. related to conflict And changes in JACL have com· of U 5 earmar k certain money County would give very much ness. Ii not, forget it - 0 0 - outside their home and place Sen. John S. Cooper sets date Masaoka at House hearing. _ . fo r specitic purpose!' - es• to build a building in Los An· bod\' fep!$ li ke building a of work ha\'e \· t ry li llIe sig• (or committee lo consider e\'a• Dean Acheson will participate menced. Recogniling these change and conflicts are he a dquart e r~ . nifica nce to them. cuee bill inlerior Deparl. in oral argument in high ~leet· pecially tund!' which we hold ,eles. neces 'ary to progre, s and ho\\ the Tn· OJ trict for contributions to non·prol• \Vha' Iii nteded to I.est out BILL SHINTO The en"ironment 01 the bIg ment initiates mo,'e to cor re<:l court lD TaJkimono, three priests tak• higher education", t 11 0 Joint ing part with rites concluded by the tradillonal ".San• Commitlee on the Master chapters Be:CJuse JACL beli eves that it should ,ccept its share of Plan ! 0 r Higher Education san.ku-do" in which bride and groom exchange ntual responSibility and .work collaboratively with other ethnic. gr6ups cups of rice wine. Afterwards, there was a dilmer was told in reports released Feb. 4. and human relatlonl organizations to bring about equality and reception for more than 250 guests ~t one of the . mong all persons. Authored by independent city's Chmese restaurants. and a great l!~e was h.ad Because you and I, as Americans, be lieve that only as we minority consultants tor the work together as a team can we mount Ihe kinds of activities by all. While traditional wedding ceremomes and d1l1- joint committee, a 1 1 reports and program Ihat wil l be meaningful and enduring. ners have become relatively rare, the real story goes reconunended increased en• W. need you 10 jOin us In .his effo,l. Join JACL loday! back to Callao, Peru rollment at ethnic minorities, HENRY T. TANAKA and more funding by the state Nallonal President · . . of programs tor these groups It was there that Mitsutaro Tawara, a native of an d mandate ethnic studies 26TH INAUGURAL-NaUonal JACL execu• picture I. K lyoshl Hase. Makabe has been Membeuhip fee ••hown after name ot CHAPTER Is for Kumamoto Prefecture in Kyushu, tile southernmost (or a II prospective teachers tive director David Ushio of San Francisco chapter prcsldent at two large Northern Single & Couple "regular". TC fees indicate single mem• of Japan's main islands, migrated many de~ades ag.o. and counselors. swore in the 1973 Reno J ACL offi cers. They California chapters, Placer County in 1955 bership in 1000 Club and additional regular membershIp tor are (Cram left): Oscar Fujii, Mrs. J ane He established a banana and cotton plantation and m In th e study oC J apanese and San Mateo in 1962. Fujii, Okl and Spahr spouse. Student or Jr. rate docs not include PC subscription. and Chi nese Americans by a Yamamoto, Ushio, Wilson Makabe (pres.) , are Reno past presidents. Person listed Is Membership Chairman but cbeck I. payable time his wife bore hin1 five children-Tosh, Victor, Tom Ok! and William Spahr. Missing in the spe~k­ task force led by UC Da vis' to the JACL Cbapter. Unlisted chapters ar e Invited to .ubrnlt Sumi, Johnny and Susan. The children grew up Robert Yoshioka, it was tound slmlla.r data. (Correcllons, when made, are dated.) lug Spanish at school and Japanese at home, not unlike that J apanese and Chinese (Parllol List) the Nisei in the United States who also were reared Americans are well represent• 'LONE HEART MOUNTAIN' ed, exceeding the 2% ratio 1n ALAPt1EDA . N~i~~~~CMerl Ikeda, Garden Grove Blvd . Gar den in a bilingual world. state population. Asian stu• Alamed~ 84~1. ~ r o v e Shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, 2531 Clement Ave:. 9Z644 TC $1.5-'40, Student dents make up 4.5<:0 at the I ..el , TC S2S-J4 , Sludent $550. RIVERSIDE. $12-22. Hank NI- the Peruvian police arrested l\litsu taro Tawar a. The undergraduates and 3.8<:0 at BAY AREA COMM. $1150·20. kakthara. 12792 Wllma:c Ave, Col• only charge was that he was a Japanese citizen. Peru graduate students. Robin Matsui. 2732 Hu te. Berke· ton 92324. (Corrected 1.17) Estelle's Epilogue ley 94704 . TC $28. S'udent ~7 . SAN GABRIEL VALLEY. '15-20. was not prepared to establish concentration camps for The Asian percentage at UC O J ~~~ fY~f1TASt ,, 'J~i~ ~ mggd ~ i1~ ; . Berkeley, according to the UeJ lma. 566 E lith st. AzUla enemy aliens. (peru did indeed declar e war on the student directory, is even (A Caucull'b., t n. E,t('1I, evacuees contined by the dic• A cal had been livIng with ~ ~4 : B I O:d . ~e~h~ ~il( fg ~ ~ sC5~ U~c 51~ . : O .NJoh~ ~~~~f.t ~, 44X,~~~; Axis powers but it was h ardly more than a token higher at 90:". oC the 26,000- Ish tgo has her" o rlt'n 3Skf'd Av~. "nd onu on TV what It \\IU ta les o! the Government and us and I t.ook the cat with $26.50 -36; Student $S. tine Sherm an Oilk5 91403. gesture.) So Tawar a, toge ther with a handful of other plus student body. At San Uked being married to • Japa· force 0/ military. ali our thinS' and moved F uj E£.~7. TS~V~~~e~el~IO~ : FH~ "/. 2 0S~!,~JAM!~~ ~ j ~. , ~~i'2L,r'Ml1I~r ~ Japanese, was packed off t o the detention center a t J ose State, the Asian raUo J.. nese \ merlcUl bt'forc (h('! war It 7%, and wh~' fihe IccompA-nted him When was all over and :\~~~ret~v~~e a~:r~~;l~t cl~b W¥ fO ~4 ~1. t Santa Ma rla 93454 TC $28. Crystal City, Texas. Some two y ears later h is family to Hearl Mount"ln w n Ct'ol('f. they allowed us to come back. to the root at night and walch 1324 56th' s$ t,O ·~~ ·cr~ ~ ~ '; t oT ag ~ ~; ' Y ~~ ~1i ~ ~~m'~5A~e , S~ was permitted to j oin him there. But in the process Other Reporls This Idt~r, which relAtes the:" the joy oC lite that we came nuOtlf m ost InUmatel)', l('fH!!I 'n lo thi. world with. was the slars. In the store below Sl~~Jc \1 ' CAMP. $10 .. 20 Htdl'o \'e,v8!; tt'~ ANGY.LES . $15.21. of deportation , the Tawara f amily lost virtually e very• l\lfeanwhile, another report ., "" t'pllo,uc to flu book. gone. Los Angeles wa< grey some ~kydiver5 had a jump Morinaka, 612 \V Wo lfe Rd. Fr Sle\le K Vagi, 3950 Berrynuo says the blacks and lIlex,can "Lonr Hrart 'fountain", obtain" Los thing- pr operty, f unds. possessIons. W h en the war _hlp 'rom the- Hoth'wood J Ct.., and dirty and the people in school and their chutes hung Camp 05231. Ave. Angel.. 90066. ended, there was nothing to go b ack to in P eru but Americans are greatly under IAnI N Oll1on St., Los nltt'I!'. it looked as though they rel• on najls beneath my window. MONTER EY P ENINSULA... . PNWDC ~J .z5 Cahtor~ I and they ~~~ ~9~gt a , 1080 Palm Ave .• S ea ~ COLUMBIA BASIN. $lS·ZS. U represented. 901)26. for J'lOSlpaid. Ished and thrived on nothing became curious bitter memories. A benevolen t American government nlan rf'sldrnts Ihould add 11 b a~ ~ ~ :& - L~:;~ l A~! ~V b a~~: d ;::r. a M~~~ ~: e ~:a3~~ T~tys:t:: ,: Mex.lcan American5 make cents atate I3tf'!5 tax.-Ed.) but hate. We w ere hustled learned J could paint so I did permitted the Tawaras to stay in the United S tates. up about 16 per cent ot the . . . away to make-shlCt camps posters and wa tercolors ot 94606. TC $2J ~ 34. Student ~. Co~8~ iL ~~. C m· ~~e n~ ~w • Meanwh ile th e Tawara family found employment, state's population, hut rep• ,mtslde Ihe Clly, like tribes many oC their jumps in the SACR AM ENT O $12.50 - 22 SO. Sumida. ISM m: Irvin. SI. No. like many anothe r Japanese American family, on the resented only about 32 per February 5. 1973 ot Indians robbed and cast mountains and into the sea, P ercy Masaki, 2747 RlvCfsldf" Blvd. 578. Portland 91232 TC 530.40, Dear Kara: I sur e loved then I had some exhibits and Sacramento' 95818. TC $2.5 ·36 , Stu ~ Stud"nt $5. Birdseye f arms a t Seabrook, N.J. In 1948 the T a waras cent a! the enrollment at the out. This camp was bebind a University of Cali!ornia dur• hearing from you! They show• taught painting Cor a while. deg18Jis VALLEY _ $10-19. PUYALLUP V LLEY. I S ·~ . Dr moved to Denve r, where there wer e relatives, and fish cannery and it was also ing 1970-71, says one report. ed me your note, surrounded by barbed wire For the past three ycars I've fahti~~ S ; I )~~~~~()1~07 Loma Vl&· ~~t;;n p ~~~. ig6szf: ~~ 6 ~ Y Sl. father and sons became gardeners. Shor lly, Victor At the Calilornla state unl• A lot of people have ask• but here the gate was open. been workin~ at an o!Uce halt SAN MATEO. $10.20. Gravee avcs to the mayor ond the ~u per­ Dunn,:! tht, p el lit )·ears, the all. large ma nila envelopes vf ~o r lll for their approval fi nd, JACL, has taken an active maI led to his ornce for (u• presumably, for Implementa• 145 W. 1st Installation sland on m 8 n y issues con• ture USc . This Is such a ~ mQI1 tion or the plan Tustin, Calif. cerning lhe ri ghL< o( Amerl• thing and yet It ~ how~ con• Satow addresses Alameda ('{ins of .J npunesp ancestry cern (or I h" .IACL budget. 544·7220 chapter installation Mnny of the i SN U e.~ stem from Think abollt it the unj u st n ~ l o ('otlon of .Ta• Kubokawa- By ROLAND KADONAGA pa ne.se A m e l'i(' tl n ~ rrom t h ~ «'1111 1111 111 !Iv .·hrqll"r Iltt .. l. Masao Satow, who retires w e~ t during WW2, Oth• d ~ l1t.s a pJ1 tarln.: In Ihtlr c hapter Continued rrom Pare 2 UNIVERSAL l'oast nC'w ,. I~ltC'r 5 a", w(' 11 ;&$ tho~f' this week as National JACL iss l1 e~ el" concern di scrimina• IUlhmlHC'd ", p"rUlralh lo tht" Pa.· as he wa. \\ alking ott the director. was the principal tion in on t> Conn or another eiRe Cllb"n art' rf'nIIHt'd ht'r" . PAINTING CO. speaker at the Alameda JACL - 1' (1 J stage The nole read' 8f(ainsl Asian minorities. Ed• De.r Bob; S pcc:i a Ji zi.n~ In Pamtml dinner held Feb. 3 at Fran• ucat ion. and youth program f> You pullf' d u j UU .T p Vehicle,!; ce sco ' ~ where ch apteI' pres• I ank I ll~h on the priori!)· li st Trucks. Vans, and Ident Hi Akagi and his cabi• San Francisco fair housing u Bing the WQrd "Jap" w htn U01L read that "A Tlanto" riyu, Commercial Vehicle! net were sworn in to office. Pl ~a.sf! do no. WCf' that word L. In his address. Satow stated planning council formed ha.~ 2931 F.. OraDge CHIAROSCURO bpcQ1tse ir a ueuatiUf;t di..1' • Anaheim, ('alif. that the most notable event r rimina ti1)(> C'olUwtation." for Nisei was that back in SAN FRANCI SCO The JA• SaO-3410 In the .IACL pIcture. CL. Chinalown Coalition lor I f'. Ilar d "" oull11 for tile the 1920's there were several Japanese American, hi the young people with the vision Bl'cause ot rising costs and B e t tel' Housi ng, Fillpino• American Council. Chinese U.S. at it is, lL'i thout super• to note the need (or a Japa• 31st I AUGUR Past national president In[lation. the National J ACL sta r" like you using it. Plpa.,e MARIE CALLENDER PIES neSe organization and to Conn Restaurant Uno \I.:as main speaker stressing was forced to raise its por• for Atrirmative Action, and Ray Uno (right) 01 Salt Lake City swears III do 1Iot us(' that portio" of the JACL to look after the total invol\'ement in JACLt business and tion or dues to SOc to make it the Western Addition ProJe('1 ExceJ1 nt and Delicious Pie. Ml. Olympus J ACL officers (Crom lelt); Ta• polHics. Utah County Commissione.r Yukus Arc~ Committee were among the film Oil t h fI Ilatiol/ wide welfare and Cor Ule protec• $9 per member. The original TV bra.dra ... a8 Usual keo Iwamoto, Lou Sudoko O1~'mpus 34 g.r oup!' 1 epresented on the tion o( those o( J apanese an• Nakagawa, Tal'o t Inouye, a Mt. member. told of his request was a $1.50 i n c l" ea~e Fall' HOllslng Planning Com• Sille!'r.-l", 25:10 . Bristot estry Sbojl Sugaya. Kik Hokl and Tosh Hoki involvements as mentioned in Uno's addl'ess. which was voted down at the Sanla Ana, Calif, (pres.) at Dec. 1 dmner meeting at Sakura National Convention in 172. In mill... created by the San CIl.aTleJ C. K11 bok awa At that time the prevalent -Torashlma Studio Photo Francisco BoOl d 01 Super- When he .'>p otted m e. he thought was that America as order to avoid the estimated 557 -4205 deficit of some $35,000. each gave me the high sign (mean• a "melting pot" and with Ni • bank's Montebello branch. Cinelli's CountQ· House, Rt. sei stressing acceptance. But.. Tickets may be purchased chapt~r pledped to increase its ing OK) and pointed to the F=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Musical entertainment wUl 38 and Haddonfield Rd. Cher• trom Dayton Oriental Food wpmbendlip. JAL SHIFTS TRAINEES side or his head signifying today. with the focus on eth• will be provided by Kineya ry Hill, N.J. The dinller will Store or board members for that I was thinking. rt ha.. nic identity and the recogni• 1 am ~ure JACL is appl~­ JOl'okusho and Allan Iwohara Cli.n"l3X the spring Quarterly 2.50 for .dults and ,1.50 fOI' FROM N.Y. TO CALIF. alway. been m)· tee ling that Double Knit tion of a plural society. every AI Hatate will emcee. session of the Easlern District students and children. clative or tho!'e Who have con• no matter how great the per• e thnic group strive to con• tinued to support it in the Fabrics for Sale Council, though the locale has BURLINGAME. Cah! -Citing SOD. it an incident such as tribute to make Amel'ica nOl been announced ».I.·t Now, mOl"(: than ever this takes place, the best time grcat high cosL< .nd cl'ime rate. Ja• at Factory Sheriff Hongisto slated JACL BLOOD BANK the JACL NEEDS YOUR pan Air Lines has shifted the to react is immediately t or Some criSIS deCISIons for as S. F. inaugural speaker SVPPORT" JOIN UP!! etrective impact to You the National JACL concurred . . . firm's training and educaUon March Events HElPS ROBBERY VICTIM division here from its fonner (The show was hown na• the Evacuation order, asking San FranCISco Sberlff Rich In closing, I would like to location in New York. Wholesale Prices! for the resumption of tbe Se• ard Hongisto will be the (ea• tion wide J an. 17. But that in• Dayton slates Japanese TACOMA - The Puyallup relate an experience with YOU Otto Altorlel·. diviSIon m.n• ci dent was not shown.-Ed.) lective Services oC those of tured speaker at the annual Being your newl.'· eleCted J apanese an c est r y during films night March 3 Valley JACL blood bank was ager. said the move is expect• . . . • installation banquet o( the President. I atlended the 4th sav~ World War II and the decision made available to the Mils ed to JAL $25,000 a year I ha ve been coJlecting io • POLYESTERS an Francisco JA L to be Dayton J ACL has scheduled quarterl)' mceUng of the NC• in student housing alonE'. "The to have a segregated (all• held at lbe White Whale Res• Hayashi family, whose son, tonnation on various aspects And Other Fabric. two excellent Japanese films Scott. was seriously wounded WN district council in Sunol hotel rates in Burlingame are of old age retirement homes in Nisei) unit taw'allt in Ghiral'delli Square with English subtitles for During the meeting. 1 receiv• Mon .._ _ .. ,12 n OO n to 6 p.m . Citmg the polls in 1969 Dec. 26 during a robbery 01 remarkably lower than those ,Japan. I feel I will have some On Salw·day. Feb. 24. Saturday, March 3. at 7 p.m., ed two large manila envelopes In New York," he said Wed .•__ ... 12 noon to 6 p.m. showing that 46% 01 Cali• the record shop where he was valuable data to work with Wesley T. Doi will succeed Univ. of Dayt.on Kennedy employed tilled with next year's mem• "There wIne 100 many dis• by the tIme I return to the Sat. ._ .• _ ..• 7 a. m. to 3 p.m. fornians still thou g h t the George Yamasaki. Jr.. as Union Theater bership ,·.rd, from Mas Sa• Evacuation of the Japanese A first yetil" studenl at the traction. tht>re;' he added. US chapter president. and the Th~ tow. National Director. r did AJ~o Americans was right and the films an: ··Wht!lt, Urn,· of \Vashington. young 0( we became increasing• • 1973 Board of Governors will Late . ~ · not realize until later that the ly concerned about crime. K ubokawa I~ pr benLl y Ul J ... _ bate letters after the showing Spring Comes and Hayashi unden.vent surgery pa n on a ·Ja pan Go vernmt.nL Pacific Coast be installed "Chusbmgw'a" Part I The envelopes were used ones, My E\·ery month another trainee re Uow.sh lp with the National of "Guilty by Reason of Cocktails are scheduled fOr (or a bullet wound tn the first reaction wa~. "\Vell, how Knitting Mills, Inc, Race". Satow stated he hates movie "\Vhere Spring Comes abdomen was robbed, upsettml( every• t'ro S"PI1("f' La boraton 6;30 p.m.. with dinner folio\\'• Late" won Japan's best film l'heap can you gE't':'u Then, 1 one in the training pro• to think that "we would be 2724 Leonis Blvd.1 Vernon mg at 7:30. award of 1970 "Cbushingura' The JACL .ccount lor the realized how thri1t~· our Na- gram." remembered just as people Japane~e KNIPPERS RENTAL CENTER 582.8341 Tickets. prIced at ,6.50 is a Japanese classic and part 10(.'al community is who were WljUStly evacu• each. are available trom any maintallled at Tacoma-Pierce ated." Ralber. NiseI sbould I can be seen independently Welcome Japanese Fnends Board member 01' by tele• County Blood Bank, 220 S. I BEE PETROLEUM CORP. '-::=====::::-' present a more positive image ot part II SI.. Tacoma. phoning 775-5611 01' 567-5400. 2140 S. Main I . of the Japanese American as W N Beeson Petroleum individuals not only to be ac• Beeson Sand & Gravel aoJa Aua , Calil. cepted but appreciated as Pasad e na JACL sets 44 26 W. Balsa A ve. 531 -2554 SUEHIRO B & B DISCOUNT FISHING TACK LE 549-2289 RESTAURANT equals, he declared. installation d ate anta Ana Having gone through lbese Excellent Fishing Supplies for all Your e,"periences, Satow continued, Pasadena J ACL bas re• Fishing Needs at Low Prices MINERALIA "We should bave empalby for elected Tbelma Stoody as the pligbt of olber minorities chapter president and will in• 10296 W estminster 534·0550 DADY BUILDERS 1370-A Loran 979-1424 and to be involved to COlTect stall lbe 1973 cabinet at Costa Me.. , Calli. all injustices. These are the Mine Sbaft George Lim's Restaurant, 840 G arden Gr ove, Calif. 20180 Orchid challenges for lbe J ACL." N. Hill St, Los Angeles, on 540 -1030 Minerals - Fossals - Geodes Don Bell, retired prinCipal 425 30th 540-5989 Sunday, Feb. 25. 5 p.m Tic• auta Ana, Cali!. of lbe Alameda High School, kets are $7.50 per person. ANAHEIM VILLAGE NURSERY SCHOOL presented lbe chapter schol• Reservations are being ban• Newport Beach, Calif. arsbip award to Cindy Kado• died by Torn Ito (681-4411) AND KINDERGARTEN naga, David Nakagald, and and Harris Ozawa (792-4242). HARPER PEST CONTROL Mitsie Ikeda. . . . Excellent Child Care and Tranung MANCO THE FLAVOR OF JAPAN Proficient and Reliable Teachers Luncheon· Olnner · Cockla ll.$ February Events Most Competent Pest Control Work FURNITURE COMPANY Japan Center · 1737 PostSlreet Lefty Miyanaga heads er\'ing the Community tor Many Years at Low Rates San Francisco · 922-6400 2050 W . G reenleaf 774·5920 -Closed Tuesdays Salinas Valley JACL Philadelphia to hear Welcome Japanese Customers 1012 E. Arlee PI. panel on assimilation A naheim, Ca lif. Anabeim, Cam. Salinas Valley JACL held 1398 Roxborougb Dr. 628-0539 its annual installation dinner Problems that J a pan e s e Placentia, Calil, 535-8996 ! Naomi's Dress Shop! dance Feb. 10 at lbe Salinas Americans face or could face ANDERSON IMPORTS INC. Spon" Casual, S" .s 3018 Towne House Motel and lbe price they pay tor as• ! ! 116 N. SaD Pedro SL • City Councilman Ed Norris similation are to be aired at 557·2132 (Service) 557·5242 (Sales) I insta1led tbe 1973 cabinet, the Philadelphia JACL gen• Stock and Bonds i Lo. Aogel.. GSO·ISH i readed by Tom "lefty" Mi• eral meeting Feb. 18, 3 p.m., Orange County's Only Combine d ALL EXCHANGES CAL-VITA PRODUCE CO., INC. o pen Tue-Frt 9:30-6:30 4Dd Of yanaga, SalinaS. wbo is serv• at Bryn MaW]' College's Good• Saab and Renault D ealer i Sat 11-9. Closed Sun-MoD lng his 4lb term since lbe hart Hall Common Room with Irresistible Prices All Year Long Bonded CommtsSlon Merchants-Frwto & Vegetableo .. Chaplel' was fonned. 77. S. Central Ave. L.A.-Wholesal. Terminal Market Ann u a I nomination and Professional Sales and Expert Service Commercia' RefrigermOB-· Henry robino, City Council• election ot officers w lbe Fred Funakoshi alA 2-859., ilIA 7-7038, ilIA 3-4504 f ! Design ing - Installation i man for Salinas, served as chapter board will also be 2201 S. Main, Santa Ana, Calif. Report. and Studies Toastmaster. Rabbi Abraham held. George Blguchi, chap• I Ma intenance i Avai lable on Request ~ " ~- ...... ~. Harelkorn was guest speaker. ter president, will chair lbe ...... Sam J. Umemoto • meeting. KAWANO & CO, Certiflcale Member of RSES It was also announced by I BOT official to head Memb ; Pac Co.st Stk Exch. I< Member of Japan Assn. of Rep. Spark Matsunaga will be CHARLES H, BARR JEWELERS Refrigeration. Downtown L,A. JACL 626 Wilh.ir. Bl vd. Eagle Produce ! i guest speaker at the chapter t LIe. Refrigeration Contractor " installation dinner Mar 10 at Los Ang ele. 680-2.350 SAM REI-BOW CO. Toshio Joe Hazama assist• 929·943 S. San Pedro St. MA 5·2101 ant vice-president of business Great Deal of Fine Jade Top otch Jewelry Res . Phone: 261-4422 I 1506 W. Vernon Ave. i HI·SPIRITS LIQUOR To Meet Your Choice at Good Prices All Year Long . ______~ e l es ~ , ~-5.!O!l development department of Bonded CommissIon Merchants fLol _ •• the main Los Angeles office of Your Friendly Neighborhood lbe Bank of Tokyo of Cali• LIquor with All the 1048 Irvine, Newpo rt Bea ch, Cali f. 642-3310 Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables - Goodies lor Everyone UNDER NEW MANAGEMENl fornia, will be installed as 673.8430 Los Angeles 15 Dowllw wn L.A. JACL pres• 1441 e"'port Ave. 2 18 Marine, Balboa Island, Calif. ident at its annual dione' Feb. Tustin, CalU. 23, 6;30 p.m., at Hotikawa 838-8200 restaurant . PSWDC Gov. Helen Kawagoe will be in• CHICKEN DELIGHT DELIGHTFUL r;taJ.J.ing officer. National Exe• JE NSEN MARINE cutive Director David Ushio Freshly Baked Pizza seafood treats will be guest speaker. Chicken - Ribs - Shrimp Hazama succeeds two-term Fish LYNDY'S I , DELICIOUS and president Ted Kojima of Pan Home Delivery 926 S. Beach BI. ~ Serving lbe La Habra Al·ea 235 Fischer 540·3440 ~ so easy to prepare American W 0 1'1 d Airways. Anaheim, Calif. e The new cbainnan bas been 411 W. La Habra Blvd. JA 7 · 5176 Polyn esian Dancer. L a Habra, Cali!. Harold Goertun MRS. FRIDAY'S at LUAIJ SHACI( associated wilb Bank of To• ~ Res. Mgt, kyo for 13 years, married 691-0824 Cos ta Mesa, Calif. Musical Combo w Between Disneyland and Gourmet Breaded Shrimps lbe former Sumiko Hayashi of Knott's Berry Farm from La, Veo" Osaka. Their one daughter and Shrimp Puffs Cocktails in Barbara is employed at lbe COMPASS MOTEL FISHKtNG PROCESSORS Kono Room Brotherhood Regards to the 1327 E. 15th St., Lo. Angel .. (2 13) 746-1307 CALENDAR Japanese Community Finest Rooms at Low Rate. TOYOTA OF ORANGE INCORPORATED (So uth ot Disneyland, ft,., roc _b re~ ·tr ~~ k~~r::~l~ocatello 118 11th St. Fl"t St., Santa Ana) JACL ho.ts Huntington Beach, Cali!. Ph. (714) JE 1-1231 l'ocalel1o-Winter Camtval 536 4.1'70 c~nat[~l\y~O~~;-lnst I Finest Quality Quality Toyota - New & Used dnr. ·Mas -_-______- ______Luncheons: 11 a.m.· 2 p.m.. at t h e Going Prices Always The New Moon Dinners: 5· 10 p.m. PSWDC-l s [~irl~-;!!s , an LU.lS I Richard's Professional "Get Your Hand on a ToyotunoRD. FPkr lDO 11150. MOTOR HOTEL· CASINO EOC-Qtr SM:)lon. Pt111adelphla JACL ho:;l'. AYallable at Your MUwauke-f:"-lOOO Club WhIDe d,nr BAR • COFFEE SHOP :'t la r. U (Tue..sdal·) 2200 E. McFadden 835-1514 hvorite Shopping Center RESTAURANT an ~ tateo--Bd Mtg. Siurge Pre:)byterian Church. 8 p.rn FUJIMOTO & CO. SWIMMING POOL Se.quola-Bd !'ottg Palo Alto INDOOR PARKING Buddhl!it Church. ; 30 p. Santa Ana, Calif. 302·306 S. 4th West Bo. 270, Elko, Ne •. CJ Fully AIr Conditioned • TV 'Iueh I I' ( u nd.tYl Salt Lake Utah Tel. 738-5141 DeU'OIt-Cookin, Clas.s Brlght- moor Communlt;)' CU. BOOK REVIEW: Allan Beekman PACIFIC CITIZEN-5 Fnday, Feb, 16, 1973 Insight Into Japan-America Relations Aloha from Hawaii - Business and - by Richard Glm. TUI; PA U Ie RI VAL ': Japan ••• View of ,Iapaoe.e- Professional Guide 1I1111010llllmAnnnlnlllllllll1tl1111101111mmlMllttJUlllllUIIIDlllllllnll llllnlUllllilluilIlUIIIIIIImnmllunllll Amcrtcao Relation• • by tI,c Sta ll of il,. AsabL W •• tberblll, $10. Yo", lu.'n ... C.,d pl.u4 , .. ~~nit~tm ~~d J;IUlne C\\ 0 WU ~ waU Ratnbuw::;' ",!til: I C\.iCI\CI and uch Inu. fo, 2S ...kI at: punt return speclalut. wa. the J lin.. (mtnlmum) .. _ ---'2I DaUa~ Cowbo\'!i' c;ccond·round In "Thc 'IgNOrance Curtain',' an arhcle In thi! book, the l'Ilolce 1n thf!' rccent pro (ootball tach .ddltlo"al II". $' p., ""' Names in the New. draft. Rjchards will be lh~ l'occond edilors reveal th.t of 1,613 persons aged 16 or older Inler• UH player at Oalla~ It he make, viewed In a Harris poll in 1971 , 29 per cent said they had. Greater Los Angel •• Hawaii State Jaycee. have the SQuad. De(ens"'~ lin em on selecled three island residents La rry Cole Is the oher (orm(.'r read books about ,J apan. An authority on Japanese poUU .. I to receive the J aycees' Out• Rainbow. A.. 0 Illatter o( ract. at UCLA beheves the figure could be accurate only if popular FLOWER VIEW GARD'NS .lORIST Honolulu standing You n g Educalor, Richards is ont the onlv UH play· book Teview: allan beekman l~ll~ ~ e:I ~ ~ ~e~ "W ~13JI:~at 7 ~~ ~ tr !'ie-Ie:ctNl In thf!' recent draft best~eJUng Hawaii Today Outstanding Young Law Of• bv the Dallas Cowboy!!. The dny works such as the d. l arders for the Grea1er LA. A, ... ficer and Physical Fitness "iter RichardS \\'85 picked. Dalla! Sauo n~ ra, by James M'lchen- ~~~~;o~~ ~~eUJ~;lre~~:~mO~~~~M __on_ '_lo_n_P_C_. ______.-\aron Levine, president or L ea d e r s It i P awards. They selected light ('nd J ohn ohlC'v in the 16th round a... tht drart er, are mcluded. palion made a point of libcr- JACL Group Health Inl, the Oahu De"elopmenl Con• ""·ere. respectively. C 3 r ole ference, has lold the Ouldoor came to an end. Now thf'rf" Are Nor Is Ignorance 01 Japan aling the press. But some 7 3 J5~"'cre o Gon ~ ~ : .; . Ja ~3~: , t;9~a n nne lshimaru, 27 , of Hilo thr('~ (ormer UH grfddel"'" on tht> much rellev~d through peru<- thoughtful Japanese ponder• Circle that unless some lonn High School, Detcctive Clar• Cowboys rostf"r Amerl~an ne\Vspapel'~ of rapid transit is constructed 1'\1.·0 rorm('r Honolulu hta:h at of cd the paradox ot democ.racy NISEI flORIST-- -- ence canlan , 31, ot the Hono• ~hool stane al~o were picked Jan. The head olfICe 01 New.week imposed at gunpoint; nor did on Oahu, the growth of aulo• lulu Police Dept. and R.nji In the Heart of LI'I Tc kyo mobiles will consume vast 31. both galnl( tn U,I" ninth round sends ,ts Tokyo correspondent they fail to note that lbe Oc• 328 E. lsI 51. MA 8.5606 Kawaguchi. 5, coordinator or J im " I('h otson . a S1 Lnut~ Hf,!!h every article on Japan that cupation in one breath advo• Fred Morlgu,hl Memb. Tel,flora amounts of land and strangle sports programs lor the parks ~~\~~.~ f~~rect8t '\~fchr~:~e~ta~~: the re;idents here. He said nl?pears in the New York cated tree speech and with DR . ROY M. NtSHIKAWA dept. in Maui County \VB'> picked up bv Ih(' La!! An• T,mes and the Washlnglon the next proclaimed restrlc• that there is now about one Rele~ Sped. llzlng In Contact Lenses Buddy Y. Asato, formerly Rame;, anrl Karl 1,0r('h, who Post. "But a week's accumu- tion upon it. 734 S. Oxford (4) ~ DU 4-7400 car for every two persons on assistant executive director ot prepped at Kam('hamf'hn and Oahu and the number is in• the Hawaii Credit Union went on to play de(en~I\'f' end (or ~ ao~ h er~ t n ~:~v:s °r:!ug~p:''Jn t~: ~ he Occupation .banned cri• YAMATO TRAVEL BU~EAU creasing evel'Y day. He warn• natlonnl champion USC, Wilt League. bas been named man• picked by the world champ ton news ot America printed In tlc,sm 01 the alorruc bombing s 31 2 E. hI Sl., LA. (900)2) ed thaI if this patlern cou• ager 01 the Hawaii Stale Em• Miami Dolphins. Japanese papers in a single and stipulated that Am",:ican MA '-6021 lmues, al leasl 100,000 acres ployes Federal Credil Union. day" soldiers involved in cTime S will be "equlrcd (or lhe aulo• Nus. Charlotte Gora will con• Medica l Note. . . against J apanese be Identified Watsonville, Calif. mobile-oriented island by tbe L ack ot interest In Japan only as " big men." Brough • tinue as office manager and Dedication C! e r f' m n n t e IS lor t ~ear among AmerIcans, and I h e to GHQ for briefings on ob 2000 . . assistan t tTeasurer. straub CIlnlc'! new 152~bed hos• Goto peers t hro ugh one o f h is steel sculptures. - TOM NAKASE REALTY '·Iarry Endg •• , ILlre pres• pital \ ...·t"re held Jan. :'1 tn tht!' . . . paucity of information about jective reporting, lhe Japan - Acr eage Ranc:he, - Homes idellt, has threatened 10 call hO!l;pital's courtyard. The Rt'''· Jt In the American press, cre- ese lound the educators i n de Income Uniy, of Hawaii Abraham Akaka dedtc.nted tht" JOSEPH GOTO - his 14,000 Wesl Coasl long• 59 million bun ding, culminatln.: ates a situation where lOa mocracy IIrestricting freedom 25 CTI~~ rJ ' ~!::-(~O~) a~ ~o :-64n ~horemen Mar} Ga rdJntr Jnnu, a member 10 Oul on strike again CommL~on more lhan 21 monthlt of con!iitru"· Single news item can drastIc- 01 speech In order repress o( the Federal Trade tlnn aUy alter the PUbUC'5 view or communism.'J If the Cosl of Living Council and one o( the most noted women San Jose. Calif. refuses to grant them a 30- lawyen in the country. Is said First Show in His Home State J apan," as when dcmonstrat- If ••The only lasting good • cent wage increase. The 30 to be. one of the llkrly faculty Crime File ing students In Tokyo, In .lI1ay was the communication medi m~brn: of the Unh'. of R.awaU·~ a EDWARD T, MORIOKA. Re.ltor ecnle; represent the amount law school which wUl open In thf' Robrrt J. P('n('l". :\5, of Hllo and 1960, p~evented I he vls't ot learned to transmit the voices Service Through Experienc.e ~tahbed slashed by the Pay Board fall . Three o( the school'. sIx Honnlulu. who the wU(' HONOLULU - Steel sculp• temporary Arts Center Pres. E,sephower, momenlan- of the lillie men below 10 th e Bu. 246-6606 Res.: 241.95s.4 from the 72-cent wage boost (acultv member~ ha\'e already o( State Sen. Stanlf"v Hnra ot tures, paintings and dra\\tings Golo learned welding whUe ly obscurmg almost 15 years power elite above. Betore th been ~fgned on for Qlarfes rang· Hilo In June lao;t \'eilr. \\'a~ cen~ e won by the JL\\'U in a con• ~'eal'!l by the Hilo-born artlsl Joseph working for army and na,,), Sacramento, Calif, jng (rom S26.ooo to ~.OOO. They tene'ed Jan. :m to 20 in Ha· of Japanese goodwUl and co- Occupation, the media llmlt • tract settlement wllh the Pa• are Benjamin Hopkins (rom Unt\" wail State Prf~on . P{'ncf' look $130 Golo arc being shown in his engineers In Hawaii after operaUon ed themselves 10 handin - cific Maritime Assn. a year of Towa. Donald Gordon from (rom M". Hara after stabbing he!r home stole for the first time Pearl Harbor, In 1947 he took ~ Wakano-Ura In the baek. Largest P a per down commands !rom above. ago. Wayne State Unlv. and Ricnard at the Honolulu Academy of up lhe study of painting and Sukiyaki - Chop Suey MUler from Ohio Slate The Asahl Shlmbun, Tokyo. Despile the inauspicious in TtnLath r a,retmtnl was reach• Congressional Score Arls. His show closes Feb. 18. drawing at the Art InsUtute - 2m n IMh ~ ~:. :!.ose~~g ~2r1 ~d devotes space to Japan-Amer- triducllon to the prtnciple 0 I J"an . 26 on a statewide contract Business Ticker The museum is showing of Chicago and Roosevelt covertng some 1.175 firemen. end· President Nixon has writ• welded steel sculplures and University. lean relaUons and reaches a a ! r e e press, the J apanes e, m~ the thrt.:at or a strike on Seattle, Wash, 0.; great audience, In the fore- through the articles in thl s major i51and~ A jOint announce· hiroklya Inc., the depart• ten to en. H iram Fong to drawings by Golo while live His discovery 01 an allergy • me.nt by the HawaII Fire Fighters ment store which entered thank him for supporting the of his very large paintin~s to turpentine, led him to word to this volume, Edwin book, speak freely, frankly, I . I La AMn. said the pact stili Is sub· business in AJa Moan a Center President's efforts over the will be presented at the Con- SC Ulpture and the applicatlon O. Reischauer says of the and with much good sense. 2101 _ 2~~ e ~~ : . So. ne~ 5.2525 ject to preparation o( a final draft I in 1959, ....' ill open a 14,000- last several years to end the and ratification by the firemen. 01 hi. welding skill 10 steel. ~~~o~h8~tit o~~ lI:i~a~ll~ Nisei Owned - Fred Tau ; l; Mgr. square-lool IIlaui department war in Vietnam. The letter He has been given valued Political Sce ne store this year and will en• said that "without those in the lellowshlps and grants, had throughout Japan and could CLASSIFIEDS Kino moto Travel Service large its Ala Moana opera• Conl!Tess who stood steadlast• many one-man shows and reasonably claim to be not Frank Y Klnomoto l\la yor bunicbl Kimura ot tion. The proposed new store ly as you did, we could nol Lod massacre held laculty appolntments at only the largest and m 0 s t 52) Moln St. MA 2-15U the Big Island predicts thaI will be built in Dillingham have won the settlement I an• major unlversitles. His works prestigious Japanese news- • Announ.emeot H iram tate en. Fon: and Corp.'s Kaahumanu Shopping nounced last nlJ!:ht. U ranks in size from tahle pIeces paper but possibly the great- WMhington. D,C. cn. Fred Rohlfing will be lbe Center in Kahului on n site RC'p. Spark 'tIllsunal. hu an· to large outdoor sculptures. • Republicans' 1974 team for nounced hi" nomination o( lo victims still wait f~t te~~~~p:rm!~s~~:m::.~r~~ )~:: ;.Wg: ' ~~of:~, °fu~ 1U~1~ between lhe Liberty House ,'oung men from HawaU lor ad~ The Academy's Goto show Gov. and Lt. Gov. of Hawail. and Sears Roebuck and Co. int~fon to the! U.S. Mrrch"nt has received a supporting circulation tlmes quality." ~~~~r~n~~J'~~Ea~ ~o&~~~ Kimura made the prediction Thf'~' oullet.!'. Construction is ex• Marine Academy art' Glen grant Irom the Stale Foun• In 1971, lbe Asahi publish- per month with only $2.990 tor while discussing the 1974 gov• pected 10 start by Mar. 15. BUnde. Jr., Punahou: JefIrr.v Cou('h, Rad(ord: l..ot"lth Fujii. Unll for fund payment dation on Culture and the ed a collection of newspaper in\"entory. Call COUXCT. l\olr. ernor race during an addre..q sub~dta.ry TaS Paclflc Inc .. a 01 of Hawatl: Dale Goad. RRdtord: Arts under a matching grant arUcles on Japan-American :::~.,.t.a..:Y=(2=1=4)=2./_3_-t_9_:81:-:. ,..--;-:_-,• to the annual meeting of the Tokyo Broadca~tlnJt S~tstem, ha" named Tohy O'lshl manager of Sco t KlshpauJth, lolani: WnUaTT by the National Endowment relations under the Ulle, Nip- $100 WEBKLY pos.5tble addreaslng Big Island Press Club Jan. 26 !\telemal, KamehRmt'ha; G It r~ ' - 24 Hour Em.rg.ncy _ immon~. SAN JUAN. Puerto RJco - lor the Arts in Washington. pan to Amerika. 1n the tirst mati for flmu. Belin lmmedt· at lhe Hilo Lagoon Hotel. ~ha~IJ~ro~:~t ~~~~'nn~~t~n~ Radford; Craig TUrner The $700,000 donated by the D.C., a tederal agency :~~:eJS~ew~n;er:~:. ·~o~de Imperial HawaU Botel in ~c . (or LahaJnaluna: John Wasko. Kame· three weeks alter publication, "'We Do Anything In Gla,.'" Mayor Kimura has repeated hameh.~ and Kealoh. Williams Japanese Government some the book sold 50,000 copies. Ent.",rls.s, Box 607, Canutillo, his plans 10 relire from poli• $9.2 mUUon includinr renovation.,. Punahou. tour months ago for the lam• The articles began to a p _ Tex ••, 79835. PESKIN & GERSON tics when his tenn ends in Education i1ics of (he 16 Puerto Rican, HONOLU LU CHINATOWN pear In the A,ahi's English• 1976. Kimura told the Big Is• Courtroom killed and the 26 wounded Ha w a Ii'. public school language subsidiary newspap- • Real Estate• GLASS CO, land Press Club, "I know you Del Webb Cor". or Call1or• in the Tel Aviv massacre t. CITED ' HISTORIC PLACE' er, the Asahi Evening News, ne\\"smen are skeptical, but tuebers, 9,000 strong, will be nia. the ahara lC\1ada Corp. slill in a San Juan ban k lst. 19049 - Llutu. d Con'net., tree to go on strike lar. 28. in a translation by Ken'ichi Excellent the proof will be wben I don'l of Nevada, and two lalnland awailing a government decl• WASfUNGTON-The Cblna• Otsuka. Pacific Rival.!, edited Store Fronb ~ Insuranu R.eplac:ementt run lor anything in 1974 and The Hawali Stale Teachers Sliding Glass Doors ~ Louvre.s ~ Mirro,.. men, both unnamed. have .ion on how the money will town historical district In by Peter Grilli and Yoshio Development Property 1 dOD't run in 1976," Assn. and the stale board ot been Indicted by B tederal be distributed. downtown Honolulu and the education have rejected a ~Iurakaml, is based on the & G..!::,o TGra~; .p~~~~ ~tr:o; n grand jury on ~even counts of Manuel San Juan, honorary Heeia fish pond in Kaneohe Otsuka lranslation. Located near proposed M ilitary N e ws lact-finders' rep 0 r t wbich 724 S, San Pedro St .• L,A. 90014 defrauding the government Japanese cOQ..'illl in Puerto have been entered inlo the The book Is divided into entrance to Billion Dollar could have broken a collec• out of customs dulie.. U.S. National Register 01 Hisloric Palmdale international en. Daniel Inouye has is• tive bargaining impasse over Rico, said Jan, 22 that the aU• seven pans: Nations AIe Peo• t213) 622-8243 sued a statement e,,-pressing Attorney Robert Fukuda said tomobile accident compensa• Places. The announcement has ple. From Black Ships to At- AIrport teacher contract provisions for on Jan. 31 the charS!es involve been made by Sen, Hlram hope that the Vietnam peace 1973-74 The rejection starts tion administration was mak• om Bombs, The Occupalion 2'~ Acres 10 40 Acre. Fettlement can bring real the purchase of almosl S300,- ing a study to determine the Fong. a 60-day cooling off period, bou~ht and Its Legacy, Po..I'ld figure akatine ...... Kawah.a.rl . 24-Abe. J am ~~ V boy Award. Sakaklhara and 2-~T~~rer.r~ nut five other winnel'Pi were chos .. champion. M b h' f J 6-H fblno. Hrnry K NEWS en [rom more than 75,000 Vivian ChaoI', who ba. the em ers IPS or anuary IL~~~~~ . °l!~!~~ ~ V :=\~rf~~j:r ITY carrte1 throughout the !li latc. looks 01 a beach bunny but a • Flrty Club • • Century Club ••• Corporate I ~~ ~! ~ ;': : a II AnBOn l6-Shr~~ue:'~ l ~m ' '' A~a kl . vocabulary to match William Ca l'l -t9. or Denver DrJohne S\ .· O) e (;o ha" bCt!11 the arca ph o to ~ F Bucldey J r., is a ..lst ant CAPSULES Nauonal JACL Headquartcrs acknowledgC <1 8-Maklno l'J. T .. knOlhhnoi. K J ~ r a ph('l' " 1Il(,C 19 01 9 rO l' Life coach of the UC Irvine swim D r T.unf'Chl)lD S, \ '" .. tits. V.\tLF.V nmgaziJlc which terminated team. The 23-year-old d a u~h­ 120 new and renewing 1000 Club member• 2-Mauumolo. Kaz.uko 7· -K..aJ!wnrll Dr Frank K pUblication Dec. 31. For th. tel' of a Chinese. MIT-gradu• ships, including lour Century Clubbers dur• MlI. \\A KEE M,\ l'\ J n ;\ N CIS CO ated engineer and a Brazlllan 1· ·Ka taokA. Tokio 1· Corrl\'Cdu . Jost'ph C l a~ t sc\'(>rnl years he has also In g the la.t hall or J anuary as follows: l -Levandow.kl. 4 Kfl4lrawu. Richard Y BUSiness L'CCII on photo assignments 101' mother, is a rine arts magna ALA.l\1El)j\ Herbert p 1 ·Morloka. Oalt! ClllothC'r T im e' Inc. publication, cum lallde 2rnc1l1n te Irom UCI 7- Babn. Paul So. hlro 2-Mllner. RonAl d E 3-ToRlll>llkl, Or Teru George M. nail nf 1\tontcj'("'y who can also tulor In subjects +-Yoahhnlnc. Mike )U~~~O~~;~~~~ l k O "Po\\, 1' OnK St\ 'N G \ (JRTEY VAtLtY Sports Illustrated. A RIZONA I-Sa to. Ryo I -Brodt. RQbcrt H enrv 1-Oshlro. Henry S P ark, aud employee tor 16 like calculue 8-Ma14ulshl. ~Nagam8 t. au .· An ~e lc s I- Stewart. Vlrglnta SA" .IO SE years with the Los Dr RichArd l( l-Su:.ukl. Yulchl Or OfOorge R 7 -JnauYl'. Dr Tak Counly Fire Dept., was elect Po litics HAl' ,\IIEA ~Tarucht. Su ech! I-Nakamura, rLuclle) 8ASTA BARBARA ed to the L.A. County Fire Courtroom 2-Saku ral, Ollchl 2-Takenaka, Fred ~hlba. C eOT,f" 2()...... UyesakA, caesar BERKELE\ 3-U chlda. Kaly K 5£ S1tOOK and Agricultural Fed e l' a I Paul Y. Tsukahara, DDS, of I-Taurna. T6UZumi Gardena wa~ elected presi• Jam •• lit. lUlt"" •. 55, of Lo. I-Leonard. Mra. KJml l-Wakumoto.W Mikf: 8-Watabe. Mlk(' M 5-Sh lmomurn. Mortl) Cl'edlt Union board of direc• Angeles who was arrested 7-Nakamura. Akin CLEVel...AND 0\ KLAND SP.ATTLE tors at its annual mpcting J an. denl of Amcricans 01 J apa• BOISE \fA I.. LEY I$-Fpjlta. Robert E 8-Tanaka. ShiT.UO 3-:\furuda. Dr Mlnoru Jan. 27 (or three counls of I O-Taka~ugl . 27. He has chaired lhe credit ne~c Ancest ry Republicans for Mlchlo l-lserl. ShJg OMAHA 8 0 NOl\lJ\ CO U"'TY 1973 - 74 term. An associate misdemeanor attempted as• CHICAGO COLUMBIA BASIN 9-H8rano. Earl 1- 81")·on. Ht)ward committee of one of the na• sault with an ax on a former I-AN. Tnkeru !'I Fukukal, George M 22-NA1u ,dol. MrR :\-1uAko STOCKTO:S tion's largest redel'ally char• membor of the GOP . lale 4-A88kura. Rlku !\1N Rob~rt 12 ~ business aSSOCia te, will be ~ :j k o 4- Fukukoi. KJml 2S-Nakodol. FuJI I, Dr Kenn,.th K tered credit unions. Current Cent ra l Com mittee. he is ae. l - Bulmn.n. Mrs. CORTEZ 7- Wntanab,. 1'011' Fern lr--Fuku hara. Chester livc with Kiwanis Interna• tried Tuesday, Feb. 20 in Di• I- Buna. Mrs. Tneko 19-Kamlya. Mark Pr-rIl ~ . \D ELPIilA 12- Ta na ka. Dr J ames H membel'shjp totals O\'er 8,000 ,~sion 2, South Bay Municipal 2-Cate. David 21-Kuwahara. Sam tI onal, American Dental So• l-CobJe, Eddie S 13-Hamada. TsURlo 100Yamada. Y Bob wilh 13 million ot assets. Court, Torrance. J udge George 6-Yumamoto. Peter T 6-Hamada. William TWT'': CITI es ciety. Omicron Kappa Upsilon 3-Davl •• Mrs Tne DAYTO T " !sashi lto. 46, has been 2-Edwards, Leo 9-Kita. ROY K 2-0 nD, C eol1lC and GW'dena Valley J ACL PerkoviCh. J r., will preside 2- ·Suglrn C)to. Mrs. Sue PROG WE S T S JD. ~ 17-Rokutanl. George named J apan Air Lines' re• l-Cnrland. Yetta DETROIT T~e chapter of the 1000 ClUb. He J\.fi tose has been fj'ee since 6--Shlmamo lo. Cus \,P"T LIt/\ gional , rice president. I-G3slmun, Mrs Rott "- lnslnJE er. Htroko 0 r U Y J- 'LI ~ UP \'I\LLEY 6- Kimura. Or Stanley I 15 a T\.lason and member of Jan. 31 on posting of $1,000 2-Hrm sen , Mn. Barbara Americas. headquartered to bail 9- Lee. Harry t- EllIs. Mr EdnOil \\ EST LO S A NGELES NeW' York City. He succeeds the Top Notch GoU ClUb. : = ~~:~: . '~~ y ~:~}! DOWz..: TOWN L.A. I- Ellla, Or Paul 5--Seto. Dr J oseph T 'l- KoS3 ka. Fred to-Hashimoto. M I'J Amy WEST V ALLEY Touao Senda. w ho was pro• J- lzuml, Shiro 2-Maruyama. Ben l-KJnoshtta. J ames F 1- Kobara. Rod DlOted to vice president. sales. Churches Entertainment l- Klku1a. Ceorge K J2-Tanaka, Kakuo 2-Ota. CeorRe M 4-Tanaka. Walter s~ t stem I-Kourls. Byron EAST LOS ASGELES Z-Vamnshlta. Rev Robert. {Ol" the airline's entire 7- K urlta. Robe'l1. in Tokyo. The I\Ol . J ouathan FUjita of Gerry Shlkat.ani, 22-year• J--- ·Salsho. Taro REEDLEY CENT RV CI.. UB" old Canadian Sansei writer, is J- Mlya. YS 12-Yoshim l z.u. Henry N If)-Mlnamt. WIlHam (First Year) Yosl1 Hotta, onetime fl!gtOI1- Los Angeles Centenw'Y Uniled J- MorJaly. Mrs Dorothy writing a play on the Evacua. FRESNO SACRAMENTO Saka moto. Toshlko (ChJ) aI dil'ectol' ot National J ACL. Methodist Chul'ch will l'epre. 4-:i\1uraknml, Charles I3-Takahashl. Paulo 9--FuJlmoto. Ha rvey T I1Ihfda. Henry J (Car) lion experience of J apanese 2-NoUlkl. Kefko G RO E ~ · t\ VALLEY ~ I wama. Frank A b as acquired the Shell SCl'vice sent thc Asian Caucus at a I- Nunokawa, Pa mela (Second Year) Canadians. He also appealed 2O-tshldo, Henry J J7-Masakl, Amy Watabe. M ike (NY) S tation at 12432 San Pablo pastora] conference scheduled I- Nunokawn.Sheryl 2 - J ~hf da . fo r Infolmation Ulat may con• Mn. Yoshlko 2()-Matsumot o. Wm M (Third Yea r ) St.. corner of Sierra, in Rich• in Japan In February 2-Phutpl. Mau rlts Hamada. WilHam (Phl) mond. aecordin~ to Ihe lIns tribute 10 Increase the ' depth The Rc,'. Frank \" l chishitil. , ol his work. He lives at 23 Iutelligencer. newsletter of 41, has been named moderator Ross St., Toronto, Ont. SALT LAKE ISSEI CENTER contributed to wards purchase jj orth Calif. MIS Association. 01 the Denver Presbytery ot ol the gifts. , jnst published. the U nit c d Presbyterian The h.1TP Corpora tloo b.s• Government To top oil tbe evening, BON VOYAG ' Ken and Yurl Yamaguchi cut cake at a Church. Pastor ot Peoples George Kimura, co-director ed in Osaka, wlll start manu• United Presbyterian Church Host 110 at Christmas Dinner farewell party as the successful P asadena optomel.1ist and fac turing color tclevi~ion re• since 1970. he was born in The O!!ice o( EconOmic Op• of the Issei Center. took pic• "ctive JACLer cmbarks on studies toward the Buddhist ceivers in Brazil in mid-June. port1,"ity announced the ap• tures of the Issei guests. Santa Ana. Calif. and has SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - Japanese songs while Mr and minstry. O\"er 80 well-wishers were present at the San Kwo A planl will be built on a site previously sen 'ed congrega• pobllmentof JAC!Jer Ros. Ha.• owned by Sharp do Brasil. ra 00 ol Chicago to Its Region Good food and humor prevall- Mrs. Craig Bennell and 1I1r Low Feb. 7. Standing are Rinban Ryuei Masuoka (left) of tions in Philadelphia. Chjcago ed at the Pagoda, 0 e c . 17 Ito from J apan presented a the Los Angeles Hompa Hongwanji and his longtime friend Sharp's subsidiary established V Private Resources Advisory Deadline nears for IUId Indianapolis. Conunittec, which provide when the Salt L ake Issei Cen- variety of songs and comedy Kay Iizuka, county arboretum cOmmi.a m. The m.jor, (Co rrespondence in English or Japanese) Ron Wakabayashi, coordi• Id+ ')' unmarried. entered the Air His presence will continu(' t..{l pi ann national officer, F U K U I Mr, Toshi Yuki or C. R. Lendrum Gardena Pioneer Project at• nator of the Sightless l nsti• keep our bank a viable and ,,·... s Riven the Henry Stone Force soon afte.r graduation North Ame,iun Developmc nt Corp. t.racted some 400 persons al federal government. reported responsible force m the areas A\\ ard from Sy Ty ler. Na• r ro m Lahainaluna H i g h Mortuary, Inc. 221 SO W. 7·Mil. Road , O. "oi., Mk h. 48219 its Jan. 21 lund-raising Ies• !UIe. recently funded by the we sen'e." Kabuto said tional AA t.:' repl'e!'cnta ive. School. (313) 255. 3520 tlf no answer: 313.477-5266) tival with actor George Takei the leaching of Braille is pro• Stone \, CjS rC,imous as a wrest• Tbe appointment o[ Hiroshi 707 E. Temple St. emceeing the main program, gressing well with Kengo Sa• Welfare ling eoach and was one of the Tad. kuma ot Gardena as na• Los Angeles 90012 which included naming the kamoto and Herman Ishino as pioneers III bringing j udo to tional Aide-de-Camp bas been 626-0441 winner of the 1973 Toyota instructors Keiko Lake, Los Angeles American athletic competition . announced by Patrick E. Carr Corolla, Mrs. Hana Kadokura, Lillian Rata orientation ansei. was appointed Asian This award IS naliona1 and is ot Metairie, La., commander Solch. Fukui PreS ident 79, who doesn't drive but that and mobility instructor fo r community worker for Pierce pre_ented to Ihe person who in chlet of the Veterans of James Nakagawa, Manag~r ----.....---!How would you like 10 realize a m inimum the prize would be used by the blind \vilh t he City County, Wash., and pre:;ently conlributes the most towards Foreign Wars. Nobuo Osumi Couns~"o, hl!J' son. Tbe prize was do• Schools, was guest at he housed at the Tacoma Com• its advancement m amateur net capital gains of 35 % per annum nated by tbe Toyota Motor meeting. She relaled her work competition. munity House, 1311 S. M. Sl M inimum $ 10,000 W rite for Details. Sales USA. with blind sludents, child a.nd (FU 3-3951 ). With the en• Emi Watau.be, 13. student RED ' S AUTO WRECKING adull, at ,'arious SChools and dorsement and confidence ot al Golden Valley junior high J apanese American Repub• assisted the CSJB evaluate Shimatsu, Ogata lleans will hold lheir iruolal• tbe Governor's Asian Adv!:;• ~~~: Ith ~n ~~h ;~ n,w: ~ :'s To ~ s ~ ~ t o P~i~or its progl'ess and goals. or~~ Council. Urban CoalitIon, DYKE D. NAKAMURA lation banquet at Restaurant li~ure skating championship. Wrecked Cars and Kubota Horikawa March 3, beginning The ociety is open to an~' Asian Concerns Task Force Registered ; nd Li censed by the Tokyo Japanese b lin d. partially and other related .. gencies, She is expecled to represent 244 0 '. DurIe. 444-8880 Mortuary Securities Exchange Commission with cocktails at 6:30 p.m. an" ~b e Japan in an international EI Monte, Caut. dinner at 7 pm. Newly retired blind, and other persons jn• will inform the Asian Intern;tionll Financial Counsellor and Fiducia ry terested in th blind. The n .."t community of the services of• Ijgw'e sk.ting cbampionship Justice John F. Aiso will be to be held in Bratisloava, 9 11 Ve nice Blvd. II REPRESENTI NG the main speaker, and Edwin meeting will be held on fered by the County Dept. 01 CALVIN ART SHOP March 10, 11 am.-2 p.m., at Social and Health Services Czechoslovakia in February. Los Ange les Hiroto will be installed as She learned to skate through presidenL the J apanese Community Pio• Picture Framing R19-1449 YAMA KICHI SECURITIES CO. neer Center, 1 2 5 Weller 5 1. her sister. Marl, 24. now liv• Imported Gifts Education ing in Minneapolis. She stu- Report of the Asian Amer• For further information caU SElJ I D U KE OGATA 100-C Tokyo Masonic Bldg Ican presentation at the coun• Roy Yamadera at 262-2224 Prol. J oseph Kitaga" ... dean 6 72 '~'h~~~:~ C ~IS . v.. II R. YUTAKA KUBOTA 1-3 Shibakoen 4-chome, M inato-ku ty hearings on minority em• 01 the Univ of Chicago Di• ployment and developments v inity Sc.booL spoke at Slan• in tbe county Affirmative Ac• 800 J a pan fir m s lord University Feb. 6 on Sh ~ ' ~: I : i ~ ; I: ; ~~~ ot =.;;:; ;;:;=6 :;9 = 6-=0= 3 0=1;;:; ;;:;;;:;:.!.!======~ I hon program were scheduled "Reality and Ul usion - Some I to be discussed at tbe Feb. 15 ope rating in U.S, Characterisiics of Early J apa• Authorized Sales & Service meeting of the Asian Amer• nese World of Meaning." ALL MAKES iean Employees Assn. at Ihe CHICAGO - A total of 805 W&P Bldg. cafeteria. Yoneo J apanese firms are operating Press Row Opel! Sundays CHRISTMAS BILLS! Yamamoto, 1973 president, in the United States through C 'edit Terms Available Werve got a yen W3£: in charge 1,943 offices scattered in vari- Sacramento Bee car 1'1 C I' 13746 mar Rd. ous parts oI thc country as of Dean -akakihara. 17, has La P ueote, Calli. Pay your Holiday bills with a low inte re st 'lhe ... bruary meeting of Seplember. according to a di- been named by thc Califorma 330-3960 the Asian. American Educa- rectory of J apanese firms in Newspaperboy Foundalion as consolidation loan from your Credit Union tion ComnusslOn will be he!d this country recenlly compiled for your new car on Wedensday. Feb. 21, m by the Chicago oWce of the I YARD & YARDAGE RooII' H-163, Los Angeles City of Osaka. ACE PIANO MOVERS SEE YOUR ~=:;~ °lv~Ult~~~, :;0 ~e Of the office•. 489 are 10- at a agenda include: School safety cated in the Stale of New 5473 Lewis Ave. Complete Fabric Selection program, Commission retreat, York, 391 in California, 193 in Long Beach, Calif, Nylons National JACL Credit Union Slretch Fabrics Student retreat. Bilingual-bi- illinois, 55 in H awaii, 49 in Synthetics, Elc. low interest rate: cultural Conference in San ~,::,~ngton state and 46 in 422-2912 Ma il: P. 0 , Box 1721, Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 Dlego, New appointments to ______5510 Whjttier Blvd. Office: 242 S_ 4th East, Salt Lake City Los Angeles the Commi",ion. Japanese Proverb 1 HOME SERVICE MART I Tel.: (801 ) 355-8040 Come Drive a 8argam With 726-9466 San Diego Asu lila aBtL ,,<> kaze go. f u- I Plumbing and Heating Remember You Can Borrow Up to $ 1.500 Over 250 atlended the an- ku. Tomorrow blows t<>moT- Appliance Sal es and Repairs ...... nnal San 0 i ego Buddhist 1,______o_n. Y.o.u.r.s.ig. n.a.lu.r.t ______.1 Church new year's pariy Jan. TOw'S ",i" d, -"Tomorrow is 415 W. Elmgatc A". J , C. P ENNYS I ~~~~~~ir~s~~alZt~:aOc~ l oa~~ anolher dB) l\lonterey Park, Calif, \-, I couples who .celebrated their Frank Shore Glass Co Inc l AN 2-6787 & PA 4-2731 golden weddlllg annl\'ersary • Lar,~st THE BANK OF TOKYO were honored at the head The West's Memb er FDIC ·.able. They were the 1IJasaru T Manufacturer or Bent Glass 2200 . AUantic Blvd. OF CALIFORNIA Higuchis. Kumataro Igucbis. and Tiffany Sbades I SALT OF THE SEA Monterey Park. Calif. Yaluro Nemolos and Otomasu All Colonr '" Styles Avanable 728-7281 Sa n FranciSCO Mai n Off ,c. Tel. (4151 981-1200 Yosbiharas. 1835 Merced 442-4231 Fish, Shrunp, Sea Food S.F Japan Center Branch: T.1. (415) 981-1200 outh EI Moote, CaUf. San Francisco l------19045 E. Col inla Mid-Peninsula Branch; Te l. (415) 941-2000 Ro\vlaod Heights, a 111. MELVIN L. MOULD San Jose Branch: Tel. (408) 298·24 41 Lectures previ.willg Ihe BRANDY' S SH OE REPAIR 5.25%5.75% Weslgat e Branch: Tel. (408) 298-244 I Bunraku puppet theater tra• Warmto Regthew' ds , ______965-2050 __ REALTOR dition W'O scheduled at the Inquire about our Fresno Branch: Tel. (209) 233·0591 Bank ol Tokyo J apan Center J apanese Communlly I North Fresno Branch: Tel. (209) 233·059 1 on Feb. 21 and Feb. 28. 4 p.m, 117 E. Garvey ADAMS TROPICAL FISH I ReSidential Multiple Interest Rates under jOint , ponsorship ot 1{j• Mooterey Park. aliI. AND SUPPLIES Lo. Angeles Main Office . Tel. (213) 687-9800 mochi Inc. and J apanese Cul• Resales and Land L.A. Down town Branch: 616 W 61h, (213) 627·2821 AT 8-0131 Investments tural and Community Cenler. ------ICalifon'Ua 's Lilrgest CoUectton.a1 I 6% Mon.ebeilo Branch: T01. (213) 726-0081 Dr. Frank 111 0 t 0 f u j i. UC • B B Fresh & Salt Water 5199 Pacific Coast HwJ'. Berkele}. who wrole his doc• Fas h lonette eauty ar Extra Fancy Gold Fish O MERIT SAVINGS Crenshaw.L.A. Branch: Tel. (213) 731·7334 I Long Beach, Calif. W.. t ern LA. Branch: Tel. (213) 391 ·0678 toral disseration on early Ka• Best Wlshes 2420 E. Pacific l{" y. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION buki theater, is the guest lec- 3020 Bellflower Bh'd. Long Beach, Calif. 4Z1-8995 324 EAST FIRST ST. , LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90012 / 624·7434 Gardena Branch: Tel. (213) 327·0360 turer. The puppet theate. I' is Sanla Ana Branch: Tel. t714) 541 ·2271 b e i n ~ p rescnted al the Nourse I Long Beach, Cali!. 433-2750 I "~;i Ri S i : i l i o i A iMi Ti O iii S i P iMi / ii SA i 1: i ' Auditorium March 5-10. il0iiiAiiiMTiOi2iiPMiii' i FiRiEiEiPiARi Kil..N/ Panorama City Bra nch: T.1. (213) 893·6306 UA 5-6912 APEX CLEANERS San Diego Branch: Tel. (714) 236-1199 comnlUnity forum WlU be ------• I held Feb. 21. 7:30 p.m. al the MONTEREY MOTORS Downtown on Paciflc Ave J ust South of 4th Bank o( Toi<)'o in J apan Cen• Same Location for 25 Years ter to d.i5-CUSS need for bi• Otfic lal S l4t1on - Brak~ Llgh1.S, \ 2-Hr Service on Cleaning lingual and bicllltw'al Japa• ~g:_upS~~u~~dAf:c~~ediil~~~r We Operate Our Owo Plant Expert Draper Cleaning and Ian nese A American stu• Ge nerators. Staners. IgDltlon. dies in the San F rancisco city Batteries. Welding. Mufflers 351 PaciHc An. HE 6-2673 ::-chool ~ ) · st C' m . Japanese Com• l\J C " JOHNNIE" JOHNS. Owner munity Services is calling the ______Long' Beal'il , Ca li_f. ______meeting. 600 1\ . Ganey Ave. 289-3722 lOW COSI newaulo loans! --- -- ~ I ontere y Park, Callf. JOHN'S SUPER SHELL NOTICE Gerard's Dry Cleaners \ S D L (':>'OR1' ~Il\ t' "'CW oli t . U L no d~lI \ · Draper y CleamnB .. rfli '= .a lurdIilYi a ll copy t' ' P«l~ Alter.tions. Bulk Clcanm, Complete AulO Repairs '0 reael"l \I over tl'I e weekend 15 -t Hour peclal Scrvl(..'e .0 be em" Vla SpeC't aJ Del1nry to" In b )o' ~ noon Out by .J p.m . Tu ne-Ups, Oil Changes. Lubes Tu·es. Brakes We Pick- lip and Dclh'er Paclflc Clt iz~n 2315 .. Garfield ,\ ,·e. 987 W . First at Bandini 547·4611 (' 0 J ohn- Lmr;C mp ~ext to f't)()d Cit, 1k' San Pedro, Calif. 21Z S. an Pedro St. Monterey Park 728-6896 Lo, Anllele~. C ~h.t . 90012