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»2666/Vol 114, No. 20 ISSN: 0030-8579 701 Eos) 3rd Street. Suite 201, Los Angeles. CA 90013 (213)626-6936 Friday. May 22. 1992 Justice Department objects to appeal in Koreans pull together after L.A. riots By HARRY K. HONDA V ^ loo cose conviction EdKor emeritus 1 RICHMOND, VA.—*n»e U.S. Fourth- Circuit Court of Appeals recently heard *Out of aehea, eoUdaritsr* oral argumenton the appeal by Uoyd Ri^ ThisXbreoTVmes(May IDheadline.in Piche on his conviction for partidpating wake of the L.A. Riot, enunciates a bold, in the 1989 murder of Jim Loo. I^che also new chapter in the 90-year Korean Ameri­ appealed the District Court judge’s order can story. What appeared to.be a widely to pay $28,000 in restitution to the Loo scattered and independentarray of com­ family, llie Justice Department has filed munities has a cross appeal objecting to the sentence. been galva­ Piche,underFederal SentendngGuide­ mm. nized over- lines, should have been sentenced from 6 flight, maybe in a couple of nights, into to 7 1/2 years for the crime, but District one electrified people. Here is a sampling:' y: Court Judge James Fox downgraded the Editor K.W. Lee, in a front-page signed sentence to fobr years. editorial, v5ws "Never Again," and leads 11)6 oral argument focused primarily with the fighting words of Steve Lee, 24, on the assertion by Uoyd Piche’s aUiirney whoee beauty supply store lost $150,000 that Judge Fox’s instructions to the jury to the looters: “We'U survive. Then’s been tMITY—Jarty Yu. executive director ol the Korean American Coalition, signals for Korean and refusal to permit the introduction of prettymuch thebackboneofKoreanpeople. togetherness at rally during recent L.A. rots. f ii certain evidence concerning unrelated Whether it’s in South Central or wherever, past conduct of certain witnesses consti­ Koreans will survive. tuted grounds for a reversal of Piche’s And continuing: These new Americans conviction. The throe judge appellate panel from Korea will endure—like weeds also questioned whether Judge Fox had sprouting from cradSjtin the scorching Highlights of Korea Times coverage madesufficientfindingsonPiche’sability asphalt highway. iTotNrince the end of (Excerpts from the May 11 Korea LA-.expressed hisdiscontent with talk to pay before ordering him to make resti­ World War II, a miiwrity's minority— tutionXo the Loo family. Times English Section) of loans: “We don’t want an SBA loan. . Vcioeless and powerless—has been singled We want to be compensated for every­ Karen Narasaki, JACL Washington out for destruction by a politically power­ thing (financial and emotional suffer- D.C. ropresentive. and Daphne Kwok, (1) President Bush met with Ko­ ful, economically frustrated minority. ing)." executive director of the Organization of rean American victims and commu­ To Korean newcomera, it is a sobering nity leaders on Thursday, May 7, at Outside the studio at 2001W. Olym­ Chinese Americans, attended the hearing reminder that they have replaced their pic Blvd., some 500 protesters, mostly on behalf of their organizations and the Radio Korea (KBLA), an event covered Jewish counterparts as a scapegoat for all by C-SPAN. He promised to be “as Korean American, were yelling: "We National Network Againstanti-Asian Vio­ the ills, imagined or real, of the impover- need compensation.' No more Gates." lence. responsive as I can” and Small Busi­ crime-ravaged black districU. Edward T. Chang, aasistant profes­ *We applaud Uie Justice Department’s ness Administration director Patncia "As Los Angeles burned, these urban Saiki urged the people to go to disaster sor in ethnic and women's studies at decision to appeal the short sentence,” warriors stood alone:, Cial Poly Pomona who met with the said Narasaki. centers and fill out the forms, indicat­ •Police weren't there in the crucial hours ing a loan can be obtained "in about President, said: "I think-he felt it. I •fJiven the fact that Uoyd Piche was of the riot. don't think it was just a political ges­ found guilty on all eight counts, we be­ three weeks". •Neither did the National Guard arrive ture.’ - By Kay Hwan^X). lieve that Judge Pox erred in sentencing In Suk Yoo, owner of a burned-out in time. ' beauty supplies store in south central Sm HIGHUGHTS/paga 3 Pidie to less than the minimum required •Political leaders—including President by the Federal Guidelines," Kwok said. Bush—Virere out of touch with the tur­ moil. They came and acted too late.” In retrospect: The mainstream ORA payments media's (print and electronic) ignorance and sensationalism inblack-Korean cov­ Asian American leaders meet for relief effort plannclea with erage .. .contributedto the polarization of LOS ANGELES—Continuing the re­ down in the greater Los Angeles area the.twomisunderstood groups rather than lief effort, over 70 Asian American lead­ including Long Beach. some uncertainty hewing ^d calming tensions and had a ers met May 7 at the Asian Pacific Hfe-threaWning impact on many fearful Here is a partial list of organizations By CHERRY KMOSHITA American Legal Center (APALC) to coordinating efforts within the Japa- Natiortal JACL redress chair Koreans. A college student’s letter ap-. discuss sharinginformataon within the pe^ng in the Los Angeles Times at the neseAmerican community.Foracom- In October of this year 12,500 eligible Korean American and other Asian plete listing of services and relief ef­ individuals whose birthdates fall in 1934 height of the media hysteria is quoted:"/ American communities. feel for my father’s safety and well-being forts, contact APALC. 1010 S. Flower or earlier will be receiving redress pay­ It was reported at the meeting that SL, Suite P2, Loe Angeles, CA. 90015- ments from the $250 million in entitle­ because ^ the way the media have per­ over 1,800 Korean American busi­ petuated the pnd>lem extsting in South 1428, 213^48-2022. ment funds originally authorized for fis­ nesses were damaged or destroyed in • JACL—Information collecting cal year 1993 under H.R. 442(Public Law Central L.A. My father is a Korean Ameri­ can merchant.... and as his sons, Ifearfor the recent rioting in Los Angeles. In and referral services: Jimmy 100-383), according to Paul Suddes, act- additionAPALCreportedthatover600 his life every day. * Tokeshi or C^arol Saito, 213^6-4471. irtg administrator of the Office of Redress other Japanese, Cambodian, Vietnam­ # Japanese AmeYicana for Loa Administration (ORA). "Long before the Latasha Harlins trag­ ese, Chinera, FHlipino, and ITiai busi­ If the Civil Liberties Amendments of edy, dozens of small storekeepers were nesses suffen^ dsmages or were burnt Sm REUEF^isgo 3 1992, H.R. 4551. introduced in the House SEE COMMENTARY/PAGE 6 by Mi^rity Leader Richard Gephardt, and S. 2553, introduced in the Senate by Sen. Daniel Inouye, do not gain passage CcHftgreas and approval by ^ president before October, those bom after 1934, lOvowvAUsnuso INewsmaker roughly estimated to number as many as 14,000 eligible individuals, may not re­ Black actor speaks at museum opening ceive redress compensation in fiscal year ■ "Ninoe /-kilHrienchildren. * 1993. Among «the celebrities at the May 15 public Speaking of the museum, Williams, an African However, pending resolution of the openif^ of the Japanese American National Mu­ American-actor, said, "We can perceive the Japa­ shortage in appropriations, “our goal is to seum in Los Angeles, Gregory Alan Williams, the nese American experience, discover an American have all the eli]pble cases resCalifornia civil rights bill headsforfloor vote SACR^ENTO—A comprehensive dvil rigl^ bill introduced by California AssemUy Speaker Willie Brown (D-San Pranciacp) was recently approved by the Ways and Means Commi ttee and is headed for a floor vote. If approved. AB3825 would prohibit emplp^rs from requiring employees to apeak English in the workplace and out­ law discrimination against the ditabled. . IVwmmitteeappro^UiebiUfayaUto Smsrgin. 2-^dfic atizen, Friday, May 22,1992

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Saturday, May 25—Sacrarr>enio Re­ 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Inhxmation: 206f union III win- be held at the Red bon U you wish to subscribe or have moved Ball MlrO-Vacatton* Hotel following the.Tule Lake Reunion 5^* . 3 D^/2 Nigh'la 621-1888 (AHow 6 wMks to roport oddrots chong* with on front pogo) Thuraday, Hay 28—Asian Pacific Cost: $20 including a buffet luneheoo, program and enteriainmeni Reserva­ BfciNmtka*______$99 American Community Voice Awards sponsored by tfte International Exam­ tions and information: Sacramento Re­ Please send the Pacific Citizen for iner. Nippon Kan Theatre. 626 S. Wash­ union—Toko Fu|ii. C/O Union Bank. 700 ___lyr/$25 ____ 2yis/$48____^3yrs/$71 ington St.. 5:30 p.m. Tickets: $40. Infor­ L SL Sacramento 95814. or call: Toko mation: International Examiner. 206/ Fuji! 916/421-2112 eves or 916/441- Nome:______A aaae V RMUno Adventure 624-3925 7900 days Address_ Middle Fork and Mun Salmon riv. er«. Grand Canwn and California'b Stockton City, State, 2 American, Tuolomne andKem Riv­ Sunday, May 24—Annual Stockton Al subscrptions payable In ochAsnce. Foreign: US S13.00 extra per year. ers, For a free color brochure, call Chapter. JACL community picnic. 10 Checks poyoble to: Pacifk: Citi2on. 701 E. 3rd St.. Los Angelos. CA 90013 toll free <800) 45S-148A Action Salt Lake City a.m.. Micke Grove Park. Lodi. Calif EXPIRATION NOTICE: ■ (he IM tow dipt* ontoeioplneoladd<«uWWrMai(»01/BZ.ttie«>-«tor Whitewater Adventures. Profes­ Games, prices, drawing. Admission $3 - tor Uey. 1««. IJACL mwit»r»h«> hw iweteed end (heptoter sional Whitewater outfittera. Saturday, October 10—Davis High per car; seniors 60 years and over are •Bpe. ptoaee notfy ihe P.C. CIrcutoHon Omoe In School Alumni and Friends Reunion. free Litte America Hotel & Towers. 500 S. .. Main St. Salt Lake City Cost: $30 per ED SATO person. Information: George Santa Barbara Plumbing & Heating Hirabayashi, 3042 S. 1000 W Syra­ Friday, May 29—B.B. Chung King cuse. UT. 84075. 801/773-2285 Hotel and the Screaming Buddahheads plays Ramodol and Rapaks. WaW Haators the Ketch. Stale Street. Santa Barbara. reservations: 800/4S3-9450 Pacific Citizen Fumacas. Garttaffa Disposais 10 p.m. Featured in ttw PC. see these Servirtg Los AngelM, Gardena up and coming JapaneseAmerican rock (213) 321-6610, 293-7000, 733-0557 701 E. 3rd SL, Suite 201, Los Angetes, CA 90013-1817 ^^rjU^ruUes artsts Txdiats and information: 805/ (213) 626-6936 / fax 626-8213 564-3231. OSSN: 0030-dS^)The Pocfic Citaen ■ pLtobhed bv the JQponew AmerKon CorrmardaiS Industrial San Jose Otfter*LMQue. 70) E MS.. #201.LotAr«etot.CAdOOIV 18)7.weetoyetccepttheIrt week or the yerr. MiyeeUy dtotog JuN and AuQutt. and seniKnonthV in Oeeerrtter. 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Group to cJiscuss Japan-bashing GASINr-GOLF-LAKES SAN FRANCI^O—A broad coalition American UUCNLIN/BUUHEAl^CinAREIl organitations and c^endes have joined together to co-eponsor a JACL v/orlcbook on Japan-bashing June 2 community forum to ad­ SAN FRANCISCO—As an sues Facing Asian Americans dress the impact and implications aid tochaptera,JACLnationa] in the 1990s." Relaxed scenic Southwest living with golf just of JapEm-bashingon the Japanese headquarters has developed an 'Hie workbooks were mailed out your front door. This golf course community American community. educational workbook entitled recently to each chapter presi­ features an 18 hole PGA Championship course "Among other things, this fo- *The Impact of Jap^ Bashing dent and are available from with pro shop, clubhouse and restaurant.’ Cus­ wil provide an opportunity to and the Buy American’ Move- headquarters (limit two per tom homesifes, including fairway properties, gEun a deeper insight into and mentonJEq>anese Americans.* ch^ter). arc accented by over 145 acres of beautiful understanding of the role we play, 'Die 50-page workbook in­ “National media has contin­ landscaping and lakes. Underground utilities and can play as Americans of cludes: ued to focus on the issue of keep your view unobstructed. All of this desert Japanese ancestry in U.S.-Japan Japan bashing and the subse­ beauty, championship gott and tranquil lifestyle relations," said Paul Osaki, ex­ • A JACL statement on Ja­ quent rise of anti-Asian vio­ are available for as little as $39,900.” Please ecutive director of the Japanese pan bashing and "buy America* lence," said Joy Morimoto, call lor a Brochure. Cultural and C^ommuni^ Center campaigns. JACL public information offi­ of Northern California. "What • A listing of anti-Asian in-^ cer. “T^e JACL has been very happens between the two coun­ cidents and comments. visible on this subject, and so it DESERT LAKES COLFCOURSE ft ESTATES tries has had and continues to • An executive summary of is important that our chapters have a very real impact upon our the U.S. Commission on Civil understand our organizational community." Rights report “Civil Rights Is­ position on these issues.” "It is impcatant that the Japa­ 714-582-2523•AdG1cftar5*iwilHep»y«Ofu**0ttrkMet»Ol«* ns American community under­ stand what has been hapenirig in the U.S. and Japan, our and other KRON-TV news reporter Vic this country over the past few Afl an American communiti es bear Lee wil) moderate the panel dis- months," stated Les Hata, presi­ the brunt of the fallout." cusaon. 'Rie panelists are: Prof National Business & Professional Directory dent of the San Francisco Chap­ "In addition to making the Ronald Takaki. UC Berkeley Vour business cord in eoch Issue for 25 Issues Is S15 poUrie. ttvee-tine minimufn. ter, JACL. "History has shown us Japanese American community Asian American Studies; Rev. Larger Type (12 pt .) counts os two hnes Logo some cs line rote os required that when tennons arise between aware of the issues, I think it will Laveme Sasaki of the San Fran­ Greater Left Anceles San Joae. Calif be equally important for us to cisco Buddhist Church; and Den­ help educate the JapEmeae na­ nis Hayashi, JACL natiohal di­ Jll HENRY a MURAKAMI DO YOU HAVE A NEWS TIP? ASAm TRAVEL tional community here about the rector. Bubw a Lwn Ttura. Poa - DEAN WmHlBEYNOLDS INC Can thenMvs dMk, (219) 62&4M36. anti-Asian violence,"addedOsaki. The forum will be held on Tues­ Qhhipb, Pamub a ImmouMS. 19800 StevNM Creek Bh< CnpertliM, CA or sand the cHpplrtg wltti dale and 4asftls pACBMB IbuH, Ckuaft, lUiiMaK 86014. (800) 488ain, (408) 7884100 source by FAX (213) 626-8213, or “There is a role ^at JapEmese day, June 2, 6:30-S plm., at the YonasaLMMSsatanci by mall: Psdflc Citlxen, 701 E. 3rd corporations can play injilocal Japanese Cultural and Commu­ 164S W Olympic Blvd, *317, LjL tMI It OIS) 487-4884 • PAX dlS) 487-ieTS SacraoMBto, (^*117 SL. Los Angeles. CA 00013. communities Emd neighborhoods." nity Center of Northern Califor­ nia, 1640 Sutter St., in San FLOWER VIEW GARDENS SHARON NODA Coidwdl Bankei Francisco'sJapantown. Itisopen Flewan, Prult, Wloe a Bxodlcnt Vacatioo In wyonii^ CaiMiyatyvi4cD«llvefy (918) 99S-0S00, Pex- (918) 4974081^ ESOHTDTlIHewnMB^ country Horseback Fade TYlps. to the public. Information: WorMwid* ScTVtoe P^er/Voiee (918) 86117*9 OfWBIBBICr* RooeXe camping, fishing, st^tscetng. JEXJCNC , 415/567-5605. or Les IMl N. WMten Ave.. Lm Angelea 90027 CowbofCalUc Drive. Hata at 510/653-7012. (219) 488-7273 / Aria Jim Ito Anchorage, Alaska (307) 436-2304 High Ceontiy Adveatiires TAMA TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL sna ioumKHQUXK»mois UMID PO Bos 973.Glexireck. WT 82637 -Martha Ifaracht Taxnaahlre ■^SYLVIA K. KOBAYASm €86 miahirc B)v«L, Stc 910 ALASKA REAL ESTATE, Jack While Co. Lm Aasetoa 90017; (819) 888-4999 Buc (907) 889-6500 Rea: (907) 878-4718 REDRESS filair Hall (Contimi6d from page 1) Dr. Darlyne Figimoto Seattle, Wash. J. Cuibcrt ALOHA PLUMBING Pamliy Optometry a Contact Lenam Uc. #440840 cording to Suddes. The ORA has 11480 South St, CerriUM, CA 90701 -SINCE 1922— (819) 880-1998 mailedout 19,200 eligibiUty verifi­ ]^npeiuaL lanes M fiicii Hear B'lift .<■ DU( V*rU riura 777 Jurdpero Serrs Or. MSrRliftai' cation (green) letters to date in Orange County Sah Gabriel, CA 91776 1 tum-EUXTund response to the 23,000 L Kurtis Nakagawa, CFP, RHU 1 (213) 283-0016 potential eligibility (pink) letters pienntng • tneuraace • tmeetiumtu Fof Your Business which have been issued, represent­ & Professional Needs ing thEin an 82% verification ^3^ Plamtia. CA 00870 • (714) S88-8178 [fiuifomiieiilal Scliools rate. The remaining core of cases CANADA in process may involve a delay in iliii iiiiiii 'inaiiii iiHsaiii the return of documentation or are STUDIO i uiiiVk cmf/nitey*' mr cases which require special re­ Sntwn P»* H.V (Vf inrty lev*: V A(p*if mrjwow r«i*v views. itTTx n, Ouri«iry SAN GABRIEL VILLAGE 1*0 civTvnq /re A(inp ri/i 6/ 22 R-tt/S/ Suddes cautioned that those 235 W. Faiiview Avc. ers or they may jeopardixe be­ FIE£ lOAl IISUIAICE 267-9 SMOM ing included in the fin^ count. SIHflE IITEIEST The supplemental funding of Japanese Phototypesetting $320 million requested by the cur­ rent legislatioA which was not clas­ sified by the administration as TOYO PRINTING CO. entitlement funds, and the seri­ ousness of the situation regarding discretionary appropriations will 309 So. San Pedro SL, Los Angeles 90013 require that intensive lobbying ur TO ] TEAIS (213) 626.«S3 activities by the JA community flEE LOAN IISUIARCE mustbe mt^litedmce again. The SIMPIE IMTEIEST outlook is not regained as positive by many who have been involved J-apanese in the redress process. A-merican KAMON Tkt Oriiimtl BKOSZE1A. KAMON - At the ORA redress workshop SECURED Individually handcrafted -Kamon, deaigned espedally held last month is Seattle, about for Japanese AnKricans to pass on to th^ desceiwlanla. 70 individuids whose ages ranged BY A lasting, ane-oE-a-kind record osated to ooDunanoralt; from the late 40stotheeariy 60s, the Issei in your family! willingly took the sample letters SHARES OP TO 5 TEAIS ^ • KAMON RESEASCH/OONFaiMATION SERVICE andinformation to lobby the House FIIE lOAR IISUIAICE • KAMON GUIDE BOOKLET (54D0ft)«tpiUd) Judiciary committee, believing SIMPIE IITEIEST • BASlCFACrSHEErONYOURSURNAMLGoKl$7i»w/k0^writb«ofnanwJ that such action was in their best MaU Orders / Inquiries to: YOSHIDA KAMON ART interest. JACL urges those who P.O. Box 29», Gardena, CA 90247-11M • (213) 429-2848 for Appt havealreEidyreceiv^theirredress KEI YOSHIDA Researdier / Artist NINA YOSHIDA TYsnslator payments to remain active and loin the Notional JACL Ciedit Union..Coll us or fill out the pitch in and respemd to the Action Alerts issued Washington, D.C. information below. We will send membership informotion. representative Karen Narasaki. The Nikkd legislators need and DEUGHTFUL deserve an even greater level of ■ seafood treats support than in previous legisla­ Mrs.FridaQ>s tion for this very tough job. Addiess/Ory/Siote/2ip . DEUClOUSand so easy to prepare If 62,500 rMdress recipients are to stand by and see 14,0(X> others be denied their justcompensation ^ MonalJACL MRS. FRIDAYS and apdogy, it requires a united CREDIT UNION Gounnet Breaded Shrimps and Fish Fillets effort to make sure ^at the "Ameri- can ftomise" does not become a PO BOX 1721 /SLC. 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LEADERS—Members CHIYO'S dQjl Kimura of the Japan Chapter Japanese Bunka Needlecraft PHOTOMART board of directors are. Frsming, Bunks Kiu. Ijssons, Qfts back row. from tefuTed ^.XMmerms & Photographic Supplies Shlgerw. executive ad­ 2943 West BoU Road 316 E 2nd St., Los Ansdes. CA 90012 O '"' ^ (213) 622.3966 visor; Emilie Urushido. Anaheim. CA • (714)993-243? vice president; Clay West, programs co- R E Fnanoe 6xpenonce chsur; Sen Nishiyama; Since 1965 Ken Nakagawa. news­ Commecoal R t Loans-SSA letter editor-in-chief; Also Avaitabte Apartments. Industral. David Hirohama, mem­ Sinp Centers Residenfaal 1st & 2nd Loans bership co-chair; and Best Fixed and Variable Loans •Caroline Kawashima. Home Calls al Your Convenience president. In front row. We re Looking Out lor Your Best from left, are Ann inie^si Kawai, communica­ Call Tom Morita, Broker tions chair; Mayuri Kuwahara. programs A-M Funding Resources, Inc committee; and Akemi (800) 635-0178 or (714) 939-0155 Nishi. membership co­ Free Credti Repon With Loan Appbea/ien chair.

A Special Gift Japan Chapter looks at stereotyping For a limited time, yoj can receive a special com factory strongly believe in education. We By Ken Nakagaera there are many foreigners living bank' by opening a new In March, I conducted an infor­ in Japan who have encountered must be responsible for ourselves mal Burvey/diacusairm with the the same bothersome experience and our own futures.” Fifty Plus Account with either other members oTthe Japan Chap­ — housing discriminatiom-'As a One member commented: *T^e interest-earning checking or free ter board of directors. Most of the ‘gaijin’ it was difficult to find an grass roots approach is the best regular checking Al Sumitomo, 14 members participated. The apartment as there is a definite way. Stereotypes are rooted in that's just the first advantage survey focused oi. the mernbers stereotype of’gaijins.’ Even being generalizations; conclusions are of being 50 and over. own experiences living in Japan a 'Nikkei' did not help.' In a more made collectively ... One-to-one and what percepticms and images subtle form ofptejudice, one mem­ individual contact results in dif­ Bonus Interest they felt Japanese have of Ameri­ ber com men ted that, “A lot of times ferent impressions. Persona] and cans, what the causes of these when I read something in English individualized contacts have the Fifty Plus also gives images are, and what could be on the train, people move away or greatest ability to touch and af­ you the opifon to done to correct the false ones. don’t sit next to me.* fect perceptions.* One question I put to the mem­ Most members blame the mass Another member put it this r.*.r” BONUS bers was, as a foreigner living in media. A member said that these way: *I think meeting as many '7% bonus interest" people aa^oasible and inter-re­ Japan, had they ever encountered percept!wiscame from movies,TV when opened with any discrimination, or heard any news, magazines, and the com- lating wilffHhem on a social and stereotypes or misconceptiorts rpcrdal dramas. professional level would be the new funds. about Americans. However, another member re­ best way to deal with discrimina­ Enjoy even more free flected that ther^^re dee^r rea- tion and stereotypes . . Sitiee tbs m^iority of the mem­ benefits. Visit a bers are Japartese American, there Bonsfor the perceptions that Japa­ As Americans living in Japan, were such responses as: "Many nese have of Americans and we can onlyjjrovide our Japanese Sumitomo office Japanese thought that being foreigners.These (images) come friends and acquaintances with near you for lull Nikkei meant that one of my par­ from human nature. People tend more information about ourselves details. ents was Caucasian American.* togeneralizeor stereotype because and have them question stereo­ ‘Gin sub|«cl to B types. It IS my hope thattheJapa­ Another comment was, "People it’s easier to understand a few “^iied-rale .r'leres: SS.OOOtD expected me to be tall, whi te, bl ue- things rather than a lot of little nese who are now living abroad $03,999. mrwnum ons-jrsar eyed and blond.* things.” are doing the same, breaking « i ll term Sobsuncai penalty upon One member said, "When all of When it came to addressing down stenratypes and building earty Withdraw o' time oeposii us Japanese Americans went to a such stereotypesorimages, I found trust.______Free giS ar« txmus mieresi ofler enas June 30.1992 coffee shop, at first the Japane'^ that there were two basic re­ Ken Nakagawa. born and raiaed who were there didn’t pay any sponses: education andone-Uy-one- in Berkeley, Calif., is editor-in- attention to us. But as soon as we interaction. chief of the Japan Chapter neit's- started to chat in English, they “Children need to be made sen­ letter. He ie an international sales 4^9 Sumitomo Bank lotted at us very curiously and sitive to and aware of stereotypes manager for o Japanese com­ became very interested in us.* through example of harm,* said puter company. On the negative side, Fm sure one member. Another said, “I Abstract artist 'Mike' Kanemitsu dies By THOMAS K. NAGANO I stay on tb* . in Italy, Paris and Moscow. Specaal to tha Pacific Citizen I continentand ^ His success allowed him to be­ LOS ANGELES-Matsumi I tour. Later, come a respected collector. .His Kanemitau, 69, internationally I he met such collection is considered priceless. known artist, died in his Los An­ I artists as "He had a good eye, always buy­ geles studio May 11, following a I Matisse and ing,the work of other artists,” said lengthy illness. I Picaaso. Nancy Uyemura, a rioee friend Mike, as he was called by I Kanemitsu and vtist. , friends, who included tite likes of was part of Kanemitsu taught at Chou- NO ANNUAL FEE Pablo Picasso and Henri MaHsse, what is now nard, U;C. Berkeley, the Califor­ n DAY GtACE PEKIOD wasbomin^den,Utah, but had known as the nia Institute of the Arts, Otis abstract ex­ Parsons Art Institute, and Cal been traditionally educated in KANEMTTSU Japan. In June of 1941 he volun­ pressionist State University, Loe Angeles. teered for the U.S. Army. 'fi»e New York School of art. His Col- As a partner in Gallery IV, he spannedJapanandAmerica with story of his confinement and de­ leagiies were Kuniyoahi, Pollock, tention as a Kibei is one of the Johns, Kline, de Kooning and established and little-known art­ many interesung stories coming Castelii. His work isrepreeentated ists from both shores. He was an internationalcitizen in thatsense. out of that period. in such diverse places as the Mu­ At age 20, he was stationed at seum of Modem Art in New York, A memorial program will be FortRiley, Kan., wherehehadhis the Hiroshima Museum .of Con­ held at 1 p.m., Sunday, June 28, at the Japan America TTkeater. first one-man art show. temporary Art, the Loe Angles After fighting in one of the last County Museum, the National . The artist leaves two daugh­ of the Worid War II battles in Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian of ters, Shizumi and Zoe, and a son, Europe, Kanemitsu decided to Washington, D.C., and museums Paul.© Join the Notiono! JACl Credit Union ond become eligible for our nev VISA cord. Fill out the infoMDOtion below for membership informotion. Small kid time Gwen Muranaka

U4(iu____ Ciry/Srore/lip - MonalJACL -CREDIT UNION po BOX Im / SIC, uuK «4i 10 / eot ass-BOioy boo sh-bbii 6—Padflc Citizen, Friday, May 22,1992 COMMENTARY Opinions (Continued from page 1) murdered, hundreds of others were robbed and terrorized by gang members and crimi • rials. Shoplifting and racial threats and ilfom the frying pan ,1 ■ harassment are part of the daily life of almost every Korean American merchant BILL HOSOKAWA in the inner cities.” On a more serious, hard-hitting plane: “Radsm has come to wear a differ­ ent garb called Nativism with an anti­ foreigner, anti-immigrant undercurrent. About the nine Nakada brothers Ironically, it is a growing number of African American opinion leaders—politicians, preachers and activists—who voice this new form of racism in symbiotic alliance California. 'KT ou may remember that the lead-off evacuated from Long Beach, which is'near with the guilt-ridden, white media." JL editorial last Dec. 7 in the prestigious the coast due south of Los Angeles. The Yoshinao was second. He was with the In conclusion, the Korea Times calls for: New York Times, titled The Hidden He­ New York Times also said Long Beach. Office of Strategic Services and now lives in (1) The prompt investigation in the al­ roes,” was about Japanese Americans who Actually, the Nakadas had been growing Los Angeles. leged dviV rights violations involving Ko­ hadfoughtand died for theircountryin the strawberries and vegetables in Azusa, Third was Saburo, military intelligence, rean American merchants in the riot and war touched off by Pearl Harbor. northeastofLosAngeles, when Evacuation a chemist retired in Las Vegaa, Nevada. elsewhere. 'Die editorial mentioned genuine heroes was ordered. At the time the book was (2) Mobilization of the best available re­ published in 1969 Yoshinao had thought of Fourth, Paul, military intelligence, sci­ like Sgt. Ben Kuroki, the aerial gunner, sources (lawyers, physicians, engineers, calling the mistake to the author's atten­ and Sgt. Prank Hachiya who was mortally entist with the Goddard Space Center, re­ scientists and professors) to help rebuild tion, buthe didn’tgetaround toit. When he tired ii^Ashton, Maryland. woun^d while returning from an intelli­ the thousands of riot victims. saw Long Beach in the Times editorial he gence mission behind enemy lines in the Fifth, yenry, wounded veteran of the (3) A national network for emergency Philippines. It mentioned the valorous figured it was tftne for a correction. So, one 442, biochemist at the University of Cali­ relief to help build the shattered lives of day recently, he tracked me down by tele­ record of the 442nd Combat Team and the fornia, Santa Barbara, now retired in these survivors. 6,000 Nisei linguists in the Pacific Theater. phone to tell me about it. Homer, Alaska. (4) Dispatch a delegation to Seoul to obtain necessary aid for the victimized. It also mentioned the interned family of ♦ « * Sixth, George, severely wounded veteran ofthe 442, aerospace engineerat Lockheed (5) Formation ofa national Korean Amen - Ginto Nakada who had nine sons in the Well, we had a nice conversation and can anti-defamation league to help combat before he died alwut five years ago. various services. Yoshinao’s preoccupation with accuracy bigotry, hatred and ignorance in the main­ On. of those’ sons, Yoshinao Nakada, became underrtandable when he told me Seventh, James, military intelligence, stream media. now retired in Los Angeles, read the edito­ he is a retired aerospace engineer. At the scientist with the Pood and Drug Adminis­ (6) Convene a national meeting of dedi­ rial with great interest. Because of the time I wrote “Nisei” I wondered what had tration; retired at Incline Village, Nevada. cated community leaders and activists to detail it contained he figured the wriur happened to the nine Nakada brothers, but 'Eighth, John, military intelligence, re­ discuss short- and long-range strategies in had done considerable research. And one never had an opportunity to inquire. tired forestry science engineer now living dealing with ^vernmenU, African Ameri- bit misinformation led him to believe Yoshinao gave me the details. in Bend, Oregon. canie, Hispanics and other Asian groups. much of the research had been conductedin The eldest of the clan is Yoshio, who was Ninth, Stephen, military intelligence, the book “Nisei." in military intelligence. He became a plant Tabulating the turmoil: “Radio Ko­ rea* reported that out of the estimated “Nisei” said the Nakada family had been physiologist and is now retired in Davis, Se« HOSOKAWA/paga 8 3,100 Korean-owned businesses, 1,867 were burned or looted with damage estimated at $3.47 million during the four days follow­ Voices ing the verdict in the Rodney King cose. Grocery stores were the hardest hit (273 stores reporting losses of $66.8 million). Reorganization: Centraiization of controi and authority Most of these were in south central Los Angeles. By Danny T. Yaauhara quire, but rather that it is fundamental Addition of 2 At-Large National Board Liquors stores (187 establishments los­ National Board member, 1983-89 that the chapters and districts be given the Members ing edmost $42 million) were another high Governors’ Caucus Chair. 1984-88 time and opportunity to study a proposal The addition of two at large members priority target. Koreans own 30% of all -smd make recommendations regarding such who may not be members is inappropriate. independent liquor stores in the Southland I would like to make some obeervations critical issues as their representative on Voting privileges are fundamental rights of Swap meet outlets (336 hit for nearly $55 r^arding the reorganization proposal that the National Board. It tyi>ifies the kind of membership. The fact that a non-member million) were armed with.private security was submitted to the National Board in activity at the naticmal level that causes so could possibly provide the pivotal vote on beefed-up after the regular guards ran away March. Having beeh on the National Board much disenchantment with National JACL some important JACL issue is ridiculous. Its clothing industry (222 stores and 4 for 6 years (1983-89) and the Governors’ at the'grassroots level. Compoaition of the National Board facUaies lost an estimated $34.5 million) is Caucus Chair for 5 of those years gives me Here are my comments on several ^ Replacing the district governors who al­ c

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(4101 S44-506&.______Business, fixtures 6 real estate to sale. 115 Acre Ranchi Beaubtul, seduded r^.$310K of wooded acre. 1 bdrm. 1 bth guest Vie NT,*, VA Rick Applequlat Propeftiea Inc. (borders the Cleveland Nan Forest] 40 356-3156 coQage above 2*«woar Exc school del. Washington DC Area Overlooks gol ere (407) 629-2090 min to dwniwn San Diego. Ponds, oak 356-3376 growing area Grt inv Opp $239,950 $329.S00abuyapbon Beautiful.quteineigh­ Fax (404) 644-9951 trees, meadows, Swells. 4 houses, great 722-4064 (m) 7695800. (206) 622-6733 borhood 7>ackx Al bTKk 4 bdrm. 3 bth. horse/carfeprop. $ 1:325,000obo (619) fmly rm. 2 trpics 28 x 12 M6R overlooks 9th Canada-7 acs wimain lodge « 9 cabins. 445-8056or (619)492-1402.7460 Con­ SEATTlf, WASMMGTON lee Modem kxch w/vauked. beamed ceils RV places and much more. 6^,000. Cal voy Court, Diego, CA 92111. Saonmento. Xdsv Carmichael Estate BUEUTON Country comfort 3bdrm.2blh Skylghts 4 more Prvt inlaw ste a ofic Fax Howard Sommar. Montana—Fii service 6 acf 9300sf. Gated security/efosad ar- w/2 cat oaraga, edenor bghtng. plush car- a phone USA. (703) 241-1087 By owner restaurert. 24 bed molel, git shop. RVCamp- cuiL custm Inst int dec $2,200,000 petxig, Irorx iphnkler system, wood burning Trabuco Canyon Equestrian Padfle PaUaadaa Prestige Westskfe hpic. lanced yard and cahedral coikngs grtxxid with 72 ful hoofojpa & U E&W. 5* NEAR WASHINGTON OC acs w/3 bdrm home. Cal Al Lambert. Hide-A-Ways of LA. 4 Story office bkfg. fully leased to waking drfance to 9 hole gol course Nr 30921 Barnes Trail IS acres view es­ Dikes Axport and Mm to ChampionsNp prime tenants $17,600,000 recreational oxxtt courts Move-mcood By Reston GoR Course $32S,(X)0US 3300st 4592360 tate. 6 bdrms. 4 bth. gourmet krtohen Cari Zingala, (916) 929-5433 owner. $193^ (605)6891019. 2S00sf Bam w/kving quarters. mdui3ng4bdrm andden 2'/,bth.afmKhed basemertw/sauna Wooded 62aclaabuts Reduced to $1.9 Million. SANTA ROSA. CALIFORMA LAS VEGAS. NEVADA Agent Margie, (714) 630-2708 40 ac wooded parkland MXstream Separate NaarbyGoH BaeuBful Seduded Acre* Ranch Near m-lawqrtrsp06sble Vry prvt yet nr shops 4 Northern California Exquisite, newly (jol.4bdrm.2bth.36sparkbngpool H'wood schls USA (703) 7590302. AUCTION. constructed 3 bdrm, 2 5 bth with private style 25' x 24‘ master bdrm Wenixe mmofed dcoet wal Lrg kvmg rm wirpic 35 kalum Rne antiques and works art acquired Hlside estate overlooking Lake Eismore. club facilities. Swimmmg pools, tennis CUUeSSURC. WEST VIRGMA USA through US Bankruptcy Court, former V> acre. ^Mudlul. 4 'bdhns. 3 bth. 2 courts, nearby golf. XInt schools. Santa C yprus t rees border orcutar dr w/enchanttog NearSalemTeikyoU(irv By owner Prvt68acw/ property of famous country music star, te^s. Irml (inirtg. brkfst nook, gourmet Rosa $280,000 n^ilixnmationsys $l85.000nego( Beaut preserred but modemaed h»-s»ry 7 rm lann- hus omer important works of art of kitoh. 14 X 26 rec room w/irpic. iTOOsf (707) 523-3415 newfixnisNogsaddl SK (702)6595695 nouse Lrg garage akwortishop. bai^ eelarhse. equal importanoe. information: (800) covered decking. Home>6omce 6 office poten- greenhse. inwkefBe, tractor shed, aty ao. tree 238^3942. 7022 Dayton Pika. tid. Option on adacent lots $450K Oregon Ranch NEVADA gas. lowtaxes. hard road, orchaid. pmes. woods, Chatarwoga, Tannaaaaa 37M3. ______OnAffWopOrerlooUry Rwio.NMad Over Owner (714) 969-9012. For safe by private party umber, creek, bottomland, treiis. S118K 27(Xlsfof7aaouslNV)garea That yr old home (304) 7954542, (304) 7994582 Lake Airowhaadl 105 acre Oregon Ranch hastall Aoi-de-sacloclBa3bdrm.3txh.2car 5—Employment 3300sf, plush executive home Tn-level. to the Wilemette Valley gv 6 RV prkng AB appis stay Bonus' ft comes take view, level entry, sauna, spa, Irrigation plus more! compi fumishad wra combmaxm of beax arv Fa Sale Suburban a recreation property SecU aaivleaicaaaaunlty werkar: Parson W cuzzi, welbar, etc. Assumable (503) 367-6526 for more Info. txtuM 4 iww lum $267.(XI0 Cal EAtne at (702] House. 50 ac Excellent water web 25 sodd work background nasdsd for a CDfflmunty- 13.0001 St TD. Appraised at $440.000. Video available 3344141 or (702) 7493459. R«te RaOty miles Binghamton. 20 mies to khaca. home based nonpreft agarvy loc in tha SF/East Bay. iced at $439,000 or best oBer. (714) cl CkxneU U rw on route 36 $ 157,500 ALSO. Mn 2 yrs an) aortong w'lhs aUarly raq Bi-kngLial 7-4530. 464 OM ToU Rd. Wake Ar- Oregon Coaetat Ranch Estate Ftecreabon prop. G5 acwooded with 5 ac Approx 115 green ac. 5 cross fenced pas­ ARIZONA GOLFERS JapanasaEnghsh iko rao. Ful-bme. 40 hrsMt Resort community. 3 townhouses left lake and coflage AB iaciities $169,900 w' S1B00 • $2167/mo. DOE plus benefits Sad re- tures, loultog 85 ac 3bdmT.3'/,bth,3000d tXTt>er.$150.000«kotmber^(607}657-6296. - sume i cvr Mer to: MSEB. Chwvwig Wy. LOS ANGELES. MT WASHINGTON exec ranch hm. Frml LR & DR. Wy mi. grmt Also, spectaiize in residential invest­ kiich. lb. rock frpic. sal dsh. 2 bams. 2 ments Lets Talk. Berkeley. CA 94704. deacine S/1 &92. No broker fee Direct from builder. New For Sale custombuiltexecubvehomesfrom 1-700 creeks.watertrf,stockedtroupnd NreratV RE/Max Excatibur SO acres Riverpiort property with a van- Japanaaa Chafe. SushiTeppan sougfn for new - 2650 so ft. 2 bdrm. 3 bihs—3 bdrm; 4 saknonlBhing. somite Portland. $595,000 ' Anita, (800) 999-9736 ety of trees, natural spring 30 M North Japmse Ste^thouse n Moscow. Muld preiar bihs $325,000 - $375,000 US, 5 mm B Roger SfeUcky, AgL (503) 764-3323. three-person team. Mnmun 3 yis axpenenoe downtown LA ^ Rtchrrwnd (2 hrs from Washington DC) reQuwdGoedbanefilspadaDendudesrDundtrp Ph: (213) 655-0665 WASHINGTON ARRDNA (716) 466-5036 arfwe 4 imt^ expanses. comnensuraie or (213) 935-5961 Darrington EzeapBonal Gel Proparthe! Luxury Homes 4 24l4BevadyDr wih eiperienca. Phase tax resumes 4 salary Homesias Graa Pnees-Grea Vows" Most rd Brooklyn, NY 11226 rsquremants to «in: Tatiana (2ia 2S4159 or BEVERLY HILLS. CALIFORNIA Just a 90 mtoule drive NE of Seattle gol mernbershp. Desert Moirtan Desert Hgh- erf (212) 443-7905.______, By owner. Modem English Home Beaubfuily landscaped S ac exec retreat Sm Bouldrs. Toon. Cal Jeanae BreMylw Beaubfuily landscaped. Remodeled 3-»2 with breathtaking panoramic view of No Beautiful House For Rent fmly rm. frpic. breakfast mi. spa. guest Cascade Mountains 4 yr old. 1 story $2500 montofy a. house, best schls in USA. Pnvate 3 year leasp or to purchau home. 3 bdrm. 2 bth. Al apphanoes. $320,000 or best offer. $620,000. Appr $700,000 furnished 6 decorated 1500 sd ft of ArlFerSrfa Call (212) 6696550 ' (213) 278-4066 suKleck. 20 X 20 gazebo, ful wood­ Fabulous Ranch Estoe, SSOOst Uao on 7/, ac S or write lo: 114 Momlngefde Or. working shop 6 al power tools, horse bdim. 37, bOi, lOOOst snto LR wcoh cais lOOOd New York. NY 10428 STUOO CITY. CALIFORNIA stables 6 other out buildings Every- umpoXrU goes Orixn itorxn. tsh pnd. trap ptms Usir fle. I2tr lacuzB. 44X20 poor Tanip Bnd Imports. HOUSE FOR SALE totog goes. Turnkey PENNSnVAMA (310) 275-4707 $339.000 060 bm. 3 sMs. pddds, LndKpd wJaparwae 4 Romvi Pnme 75 Ac Parcel via 9Jole god os. once M LaurefwOod area gidns On Vrgn Rw nO n to Lw Vegs Vdao Comar ol Malm 6 Almond ODnsPeredthebeaniheNE Needssorperestor- South of tha Boulevard Owner. (206) 436-1037 avW.|l2SD.000US.(8Dl)873-S9U) (801)673 SB3B Waal Hollywood. CA 4f4. brw)d new kitohen. 3500-sq ft. a&ve wDrti. Design your own gol ers comm bt 8 a 9 debnci hms mtheImasi areaoMhe Poconos.25 $560.000.6% down, assume loan WAMHGTON STATE >- COLORADO OTSUKA lot subdrvteon in place w/urxkgmdulis Other «s (818) 879-1184 PnmeCoam Property. Ocaw) Shores Ocean 4possrb4xes You mvesini manage the protect 'Lady Miako’ 4 Seasons, bod petdauM. speoacufw ocean, jatiy. mm Near Colorado Springs By owrter. 3 parcels. 35 acres each Up I you wsh Cal eves Mter 7pte, (717) 5653443. matched set of 4 VAN NUTS (LA AREA). CA wewi. Ijg sunny rms CWh ceirngs. 2 kg dads. 3 mintcondtion and ooming area. good future tovest- $218500 US. 3 hdrm. IV, bth house, Wy bdnm. nter at. 1V. btMrpIc. gw. am unt PENNSnVANU vMue S28K. must sel ConnwnlyoMiimonnrrLpcua.sam $200,000. mentCiLOnly$1 $1000— down• 6------$14,900 land ■ rm. formal OR. remodsBad Ulch. naw roof, contact Rurel-Bucks Co Apprx f hr Nee York Ciy 4 $12KOBO naw carpeting. Ms 6 naw camanl driveway, CM owrar for waekvd showxtt (201) 2291156 Call (805)245-1235 Ptnladepha.Corporear«rBa 62acrts Coutry ______(907)694-3661______hrdwd fks. Ir^. 2 cwaBachd gw. Im ywd te K (204 227-1600 me. (206) 277-0225 fax. hocee. bam. term ct. pool, gol ranga. aoab- auioapmMn. alarm aya. storm dra Cwndwa. tehadgaidere $875,000 36 acre mar. 3 bdrm ANTIQUE PIANO doaa to ahopping. acHs 6 churches. Ph: SEATTLE, WASHWQTON PC classifieds house 4 pond $349.00^ ac. conn 1688 Stainway Grartd Piano (111) 785-71^^______By owner. Normandy Pk 2 acres se- gvdeapool. $1,548,500. Oher aeM | Model C. 7 ft 5 inc^s. Ebjnezed ow ctuded 4 txbm. 1*/« bth Oalrfloors. fui) get results (215) 294-9027. Fax: (908)9963965 roaewood. Completely restored and ra- baaamertf. double carport, aacurity, or­ chard. aveam mature landacaping. No bult (ttrtogs atol RaM value 845.000. SpacU sab or best offer By Agents owner. (714) 377-8044. 22 CryatsJ $399K • BEAUTIFUL MONTEGO BAY VILLA RENTAL (206)243-7580______Spfteoa. Fekport. NY 14450. I More I Nestled on a 2 acre estate overiootang the Cartbaan. toil kixufioul v«a oflar 4 ar-coTKitk>oed bettoMms. each wito private bato. larga bvtog^dtotog room. ■ classifled ads I aonca exteoBve sun dacA and private pool . Rente! of toil comforlabte vita todudas TORONTO AREA X mina from Downtown SaMBe Stonreng Megara On The Lake bve-m staff of cook. rritedlBunteess. houseman and yardman. Also aocMS •MevaL 4 txW. 27, bih. Fuiy ftoiahad. Imiy to 6teamanitiesM toe HaK Moon Hotel tocfudKig boKto. tennis courts and 6te 8540*SivertonCanvertible.twin320hp. mL wry Mlrg pantry i oak cObtoeta. CatorpMar deaals. 6KW (ieael genera­ Trent Jones designed goH course wito no fees Write or cel owner lor tor. 2 rweraa cyda m oond. Loran. anby. auto iprAdare. dacA. fanoad back brochure end rente! rates WH consider sale VfjF.iul^rt^^4jirfnyat^.$189.000- ywil itew paM. badU hte MW hMy Contact: OaiiiM HoConnaMBhay, 1221 Rimnymede Rd. I I mgfterhood. $152,960. Dayton, OH 45416. Phone (513) 296-4276.______(418)468-4340______8-^>aclflc Citizen, Friday, May 22,1992 SERVICE and QUALITY 'Encino Man' is not an excellent adventure SINCE 1969 Butthat'swhere thelaughsend By FRANCES H.OKUNd for the moat part. The characters PCstadI I Movie review Pirat, there w»s Bill and Ted, go through a paeudo-altniiam TAKEI then Wayne and Gartfi. Now When the cavemah is thawed when they realise popularity is RESIDENTIAL COHSTRUCnON, INC. only skin-deep, and thatit's more there'* Dava and Stoney of from his ice cube tomb, Dave and COMMERCIAL GENERAL CONTRACTOR 'TJndno Man," a couple of high Stoney find they have much more important that link is happy in his new environment. ROY TAKH & TOM TAKEI school outcast* who atumble upon on their hands than what they (213) 6T-9972 • (111) 577-7465 CONTRACTOR LICENSE 30195? a caveman in Dave's backyard. expected.expectea. Theyxney adoptaaopx theme cave- lYua seriousness mixed with the In their quest for popularity, man, giving him a pro-evolution- few funny scenes doesn t add up Dave (played by Sean Astin) sees ary name, lank," and try to teach toamovieworth paying$7.50for. 1992 TANAKA TRAVEL TOURS this as an opportunity to leave his him what "normal" high school Arguably, "EndnoMan" wasn't mark at Encino High and to get life islike. While this seU up some created to raise the ronsciousness EXCEPTIONAL VALUE • QUAUTY TOURS the girl of his ever-prolonged funny scenes, don't expect much or knowledge of prehistoric man. CANADIAN ROCKIES-VICTORIA...... (8 days) JUN 10 dreams. from this movie. but this plot around a Cro-Magnon GRAND EUROPE (LondonlWna VlyAAixliVBfinaljJoameAlaVff SEP 4. Stoney, played by MTV person­ One of ite few moments is when man is trite and too packed. NKKEI ALASKA CRUISE...... (7 days) SEP 12 Link gets his first bath and dis­ Spend your money on "Wayne's ...... ality Pauley ^ore, just wants to JAPAN HOKKAIDO-TOHgKUJSado Island) ^ » covers that females haven't World, " or rent "Bill and Ted's EAST COAST FOLIAGE TOUl become friends with the Cro- changed for 30 million years. E)^ellent Adventure."© JAPAN AUTUMN ADVenURE...... (13day^OCT12 Magnon man. CRYSTAL HARMONYS PANAMA CANAL CRUISE ...... (11 days) NOV5 ■93 HOKKAIDO WNTER FESTIVAL (Sapporo Snow lasl/AbashitEHyobaku lasl/ya nors only to a district role seems members, by the inclusion, of all aoconVmost maaK...... (11 days) FEB 1 YASUHARA incomprehensible. He or she is things, the addition of voting ■S3 aORIDA EPCOT A NEW ORLEANS HIGHLIGHTS...... (9 days) FEB 27 (ContbiiMd from p»ga 6) „ usually the most in tune with members who may be non- ALL^OR WRITE TODAY FOR OUR FREE BROCHURES appropriate, but not limiting the what’s going on in the district. JACLers. Ctonveraely, by reduc­ ing the influence and input ofthe TRAVEL SERVICE terms of district represenatives More importantly, he or she is TANAKA to the National Board. 'Die privi - directly accountable to the chap­ chapters and district, it central­ 441 O FarrNI SI. San Frandaco. CA 94102 izes the control and authority in (415) 47*0900 Of (SOP) 826-2521______lege of limiting their terms ought ters and districts. to rest with the district coundls Pacific Citizen JACL. This is further illustrated they represent. PNW has a two- Too much control and author­ in their recommendations rela­ term limit for its governor and ity vested in the National Direc­ tive to the Pacific Citizen. Such that’s fine, but another district tor Eind the National Board is not centralization of control and au­ (American Holtda^Ti’avel may not wish to limit the terms of only dangerous to objective news thority in a national volunteer their officers and that ought to reporting, but could lead to will­ membership organization is a 1992 TOUR SCHEDULE remain their privilege. ful news management by the recipe for disaster, pEirticularly as A two-year term for a national National Director and the Na­ accountability is correspondingly officer is too short. Too often ex­ tional Board.What is to prevent reduced relative to the chapters Pork City. Sod LAo Cffy. cellent national officers dedine to theNational Director or National. and districto, which it is. run for a second teim, after he or Board from suppressing or alter-* she has learned the Vopes* and ing news that casts them in bad a •how to play the game.* That ex- lightorisverycriticalofthem? It HOSOKAWA i>erience is lost at a time when is not beyond the realm of possi­ individual would be the most bility that accurate news report­ (Continued from page 6) productive. Having only 3 na­ ing couldbe akered or suppressed. Hughes aerospace engineer living tional board meetings annually The existing structure, while cre­ in Anaheim, California. except for convention years, nec­ ating some difficulties and un­ essarily retards learning how to happiness. is still far better than 'Diere were aleo two girls, Grace get things done at the national the recommended modifications- Nakada Okamoto in SanU Bar­ board level. Furthermore all Summary bara and Hannah Nakada terms for national officers ought The reorganitation proposal is Yamamoto, now deceased. The to be the s^e. Having 9 national a disguised effort to reduce input parents of this remarkable brood, officers serve 2-year terms, and and influence of the membership, Ginzo and Kagi Nakada, returned the other half 4, does Uttle to chapters, and districts al the na­ to Azusa after the war, helped their improve continuity ... the board tional level by denying appropri­ neighbors restore their fields, representation could conceivably ate represenation. TTie proposal raised strawberries, melons and chsinge by a half in two years and further erodes their role by en­ vegetables and died in 1963. will completely change in four. larging the national board for no The Nakadas don’t get their District Councils good reason other than to dilute names in the Nikkei press very Dinner With locdJ 3nese in Soo taulo & Buenos Atrei Relegating the district gover­ the voting power of its existing often. 'Diey’ve been too busy serv­ For infonvMtton and rewWtlona. piMM writ* or caB: ing their country in other ways. 968 E, 1*t SL, Lot Aflgeleta CA 90012 (213) 625-2232 TTiree ofthem, Yoshinao, Paul and YAEKO More Classified Ads Henry, are listed in Casell’s 3913 1/2 Rivenide Dr^Soibank, CA 91505 (213) 849-1833 "American Men of Science," the ERNEST k. CAROL HIDA (818) 846-2402 9—Real Estate 9—Real Estate who’s who of sdentists, and all the others have gained eminence in Pohili CWn; In tht Heat ot Csdv Pirk, 20 MEXICO mis tiom Oowntown Montrad. Beatiii Cape For sale by owner. 110 acres. 15 mai their fields. Cod cottage naslledrasfled nan Enghah I nsriojKt Tecale border. 2 houses.^bam. cottage, Ginzo and his,wife Kagi, who gaUan.jan. On a U2S0 aq tt loLloLln Irtenstional Goi pond, spring, well, water. 12 ft fenced, KOKUSAI-PACIFICA uoureei..jraaaiuBiminulee • ' ■ ■ WW-S31 . ... ^treM. llty-Tecate-MexfoaE. $275K was wheelchair-bound for much of onlY. Chanoa ol a Hatirs to o«n a iniqua prop- firm. (619) 66MI701/64S-SS70. 3110 her later life from the effects of 1992 TOURS Ktf\ No agents ptaaae. ($14) n0 8SB8. Pnn- Rorenoe Terraoe. Spring Valley, CA multiple sclerosis,had 11 very good 91078. reasons to be proud of the contri­ bution they made to their adopted - SUMMB HOKKAIDO VtSTA - 10 Doys - $2795 • AVAILABLE ONTARO CANADA Holland Landinq. Just 25 mies nortt Of country.© East to Tomomu. Ldces District & tOtor^. North to Wakkona Toronto. 4 bdrmlxing.. 2,160 sq. ft. on Old West to Sapporo. Shlrool. Lake Toya & HcRodote. 60 ft. lot, dbl. gar., baddng to oonserva- VBTTURA. CALIfORNiA MemsMote 8 HiriM tar M CswtolMtae l»n area wito a beautiful mow of roling - EUROPEAN VISTA - 15 Doys S3396 ■ AVAILABLE Farta Baach his. dose to school, mins, to 404. pn- (Deeanftont 3 -f 3 home in gated commu­ ' Rome. Florence. Venice. Lucerr>e. Oesdich on Rhine. Bruges. vaie for sale by owner $250,000 Cana­ nity. private. Weekend/week rental. Belgium. Paris and Lorxlon. dian 416/83S«S37Fax:4ie«3(M»21 (310)472-3231 KUSHYAbU SB(H^ 437 BmMII Rd. AUC 3 - TAUCK‘5 NAFL PARKS - 9 Days - $1695 ■ AVAiLABLE WHCn^CANAOIL EVERGflffi^MONUMBirca I Lo*Angal*a,CA 90049 Rushmore. Big Horn. Yelowstone 4 <5rond Tetons. BC-^dtod t Bdrm Condo. Pulylurrished, across 4S« Heni Or^ Lm Aft0iiM.O M022 newgol cmisa. A steal a $168K CdL Saftng a Bus.: (219 261-7279 flte.;(2t92P«55 ALASKA CRUISE - Royd Ccribbeai's Sun Viking - AVAILABLE akss. 3 bdrm pefthousa naiddoor. Bothewrkwk CB/TURY CfTY. CALlFO«NIA Big dbcounfs Included - Inside S1945 • Outside $2145. new 80 mlon Chaav Wlistier HoiaL aso a a Uoal Charming Spanleh Houaa k>w pnee a $339K Cdn. 122 Argoma CtaMflL Approx 2000sf .Large3 bdrm and sepa­ $9 4 CANADIAN ROCKIES WITH HEART MTN REUNION -SOLD OUT WUoadato, Onl Canada. (418) 22M868 (cel- rate breaktest room. 1 75 baths. Sunny Serving the Commi ------lacl)- (4t«) 73345».______and private. Large enclosed yard. 2 car /brOwT30yrers Sff IS CRffCEiECYR- 17Doys-S4195 SOLDOUT garage. $2500/mo. Frances Drooz. oa 1 H0KKAO04TOH0KU-12Doy5-S2995^------SOLDOUT CANADA (213)470-1791/479-1012.1703Kelton Farm Just IV} hrs from Tororio. Vetorian Ave. iM Angelee, CA 00024. OCT 12 THEURANWON VBTA • n Days- $2850 ...... -SOLDOUT. Beauty. Updated 5 bdrm, 100 acres, trout KUBOTA NIKKEI stream840acrebackforest.garden4cross oa 19 NEW alAPAN Discover/ TOUR -11 Days • $2850 • AVAILABLE SUMMIER RENTAL coutoy skm. $249,000 Cdn. Flus, condo 90 min No of LA. Beautiful furnished MOKTUAKY Osoko. Ml. Doisen. Cope Noruto. Shirohamo. Kobe. downtown Mssissauga. Vt hr from Toronto home on 30 ac. 4 bdrm. 4 baths. d. Inland Sea and Kyoto SO mns No a Tororio. Adassc rimr astato oo20 »ead«retMiad.700ftoltt«Pnemarftows H Smalt Mr. MOV 2 - OKR4AWA, KYUSHU • SHIKOKU-$2795—Almost Sokl Out through toe saduded prep-New 3SOOa housa, ANCHOFWOE. ALASKA It Mou,i«i./al. Mr views to mer 8 a kg pond. 5 bdmK. 4 bths. Into, NOV 22 - RESORTS OF THE ORIB^ - 19 Days • $3195 - AVAILABLE del gw. w/n tow suiia. Sking 8 world dan gotong greMnSTflow $2600/nmityYiistory of Lu«JY resorts - most meals • golf throughout - Be*. Longkowi. nawtiy.Fulylni^.^mOifodo>ars. / zero vacancy. great cen tral location near Kud(3 Lumpur. Kuching & Koto Kinabalu. Borneo. shopping rrMis. busmesses, maior high­ ways. 2 b^. 2 btir, excelent condition, original owners.'$209,000. «]FUKU1 (907) 345-2468 Al touts Indude - fights, transfers, porterage, hotels. I40ST MEALS. CANADA ^ MORTUARY slQ^tlseemg tips 4 tates d touring by private motofcooch. Executive home^ 4.3 acres near air­ Wdt Usf accepted on sold our tours port 8 downtown Toronto. 4200sf. 14—Tiliscellaneous Heated pool, sauna, billiard rm. *3 ensuites Rltoptaces, vaulted ceiling, Prime WorW Bank Nolea And Other formal garderts, lots of trees, security m eta itKifitstmt chyam Fa infomxTtion and brochures-contact: Bank Paper-Big Olaeeunte with turroundkig golf courses. Private. $1 .ooaooo up 10.20 years, etc. Fresh IttAtfOttCAMU "T $1,400,000. Downtown Commercial or seasoned; special cut if desired Se- KOKUSAI INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, INC. $560,000. Torontorasid8nital$300.000- ruus inquiries. Also real estate arvd pre­ PlL213'Sr$4H41 Cmmt, 4911 Warner Ave.. Suite 221, Huntington Beoch. CA 92649 $450,000. Also county tots available. cious metfet available. Contact: Hany Porter, reallor Fti 213 •6172781 714/84(70455-From 213/818/310 Coll 800/232-0050 (704) &2-3010