NISEI OF THE BIENNIUM: Nominations Now Open

CH[CAGO· NominAtions .rt advanced the welfare 01 POI'• 1964 - HENRY Y. KA 'AI. now opc-n Cor the "Nisei ot sons or Jnpancse ancestry in Salt La ke: Rep. Spark Malsu• PACIFIC " CITIZEN noga, Honolulu: Dr. Tom 'l'. tho Biennium". JACL's high• AmericA dut'lng the past two ~I,",b"'h" PUbll"tlon: J",n". ~m"ICln Cltl •.., L...... 125 Weller St., Los ~n"I .., Ca 'OOlZ 121'1 MA '·4471 ~st award contcl'l'e.d upon A yeal'$, announced Kutnco Yo• Omori, Pasadena. Japanese American who hRS shinat'i. chairman o{ the NA• [96Z - ~UNORU YAMASA• Publl.h.d W"kl, E"'pl LIII W"k 01 th' V'I( - _n~ CIIII ' ..""a ,.1. al Los A""III, Calli, tional Recognltons Committe •. KI. D. lroll: Tont KltayamR. Enti'Y lot'ms ar. being cir• Union ClI,),; Dr. Kiyoshl '['onti• Vol. 66 No. 12 FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 Edit/Bus. Office; MA 6·6938 TEN CENTS PERSPEC~ culated to the ch.pte .... Appll- yas\!. Sch.nectady. N.Y.; Cae• ation~ must be rcturned to S8l' Uyesaka, Santa Barbarn; Yoshinarl, care of Midwest and John Yoshino, Woshing• ... .JACL OUice. 21 W. Elm St., ton. D.C. Jerry ~ Chicago 606[0 and poslmarked 1960 - REI'. DANIEl, I NO• not later lhan midnlghl Jun. UYE. HOllolulu: Stephen K. PSWDC PREPARES • Enomoto (IJ 15. 1968. Tamura. Santa Ana; Pat Su• Apr. 15 deadline for Nal" President fI) The gold medallion Rward zuki, New York; Rev, Donald will be contcl'red dul'ing the ECHOES .'ROM THE K. Tol'lumi. Pasadena; and FOR MAY 3-5 coming 20th biennial National David M. 'fatsuno, San Jose. "SO NDTNG BOARD" JACL Conv.ntion, Aug. 20-24. 1958 - BILL HOSOKAWA, Japan Air Line ·JACL at San Jose. Runners-up witl For those J ACLel's, espe• DClwer; Tom Shimasaki, Lind• CONFAB RALLY be also honored and presented cially In the Southland. who say; 01'. lwao M 0 I y In R I a silver medallion, r a have been wondering about Washington, D.C.; Hal'ry A. The judging wi 11 b. pt'ima• Miss Jr. JACL, summer fellowships what they can do to p,ullci• Osaki, Pasadena; and Tommy pate jn orne al'ca o( the CUl'• rily bAsed on these two cate• T. Kono, Honolulu, Oratorical Contests l'ent flght to improve th. lot gories: 1956 - GEORGE I NAGAJU. Four Winners Will Also Have Two-Week Tour of minol'lt.,y Americans, we 1. Distinguished Community Among Highlights Lead.rship. which has help.d Los Anreles: Shigeo Wakama• of Southern Japan; Will Stay at New Otani Hotel recommend "Green Power" tSlI , Chicago: Robert Sakata, ("Soundlni/ Board" by J.I• to advance the welfare ot per• EL SEGUNDO - Pac! Ilc Denver: Jack Murata, Wash• fre.v Matsui m th. March 15 sons o( Japanese American Southwest Dish'lcl JACLcl" ington. D.C.; and Minoru Ya• SAN FRANCISCO-The four Akira Yoshimura. chairman PC). a n c est r y, and which has will convene May 3-5 hcre a1. masaki, Detroit. winners ol the Japan Ail' of the JACL-JAL Summer \Ve all have reason to re• brought about a greater ac• the Hacienda Hot.l. 525 N. Lines-Japanese A mel' i can Fellowships. 195i-HmOSHI MlYAMU• member the tragic events that ceptance of the Nise.i into the Sepulveda (I', mile south o( Citizens League Summer Fel• RA. Gallup. N.lIl.: Judge John Sophia University will otter project.d th. name o{ Watts American way of liCe and; L.A. International Alt'pol't) to lowships. 1968. will nOl only Aiso. Los Angeles: Re\,. Jitsuo a wide range of courses which into the headlines across the 2 Distinguished Achieve- stage its rallv lot the 20lh bi• attend Sophia University in Morikawa, Chicago; DI. Minol will b. acc.ptable for six country. The resulting con· menl based upon successes ennial National JACL Con• Tokyo, but will also have a Ota. Lovell. Wyo.: Thomas units o( college credit. Dur• cern, and joint action or gov• and outstanding (eats in spe• vention bcing hosted by Sail two week tour of Southern Yego. Ncwt'asUe; Hal' v(,~' ing the school tel'm, 't I' i P R ernnlent and industry. has re• cial fields o( endeavor where · 0". Jose in A ugllst. Japan after their course of A. Hano. B. the s d a. Md.: throughout th. Kanto area to sulted in some improvement such hAS been nationally rec• A pl'c-convcnlion l'tllIy de• study, it was announced to• -'George JW8 shlta, Bloomfield, include weekend tours to the m the social and economic ognized, termines the district's o1'atol'i• day by Japan AirLines and causes from which the Watts Ans Japanese American n'lay N.J , (. p e c i ~ I l'ccognitions reSOI·t areas of Nikko and cal clindidale (or the finlll s, ;\ Hakone. will be scheduled. riots stenlmed. be nomina led as 8 candidate, awarded in the lields ot sci• Ml ~S JI'. JACL queen candl• ence and induslly.) Fellowship winners wiU The Green Power Founda• The individual's perIol'manccs dale-, nominees tOI' National PSW TO SElECT PAIR tion Inc. repl'esents the ef- or the past two years are the t952 - MINORU VASt'I • .IACL offices and sland on stay tbis year in the luxuri• 10rts 01 a gl'oup o{ prote• essential critieria, Under thIS Den"er; Bill Hosokawa, Den• val'iolls i ss u e s controntlng FOR JACL·JAL ous New Otani Hotel, which. l ional people to harness the policy, previous reCipients are ver: Tomi Kanazawa. New chaptel' delegates. is close to the Sophia Un i• raw enel'g)' oC some ot the eligible 011 the merits of their York. Carl K. Sato. M . sa. The banquet on SUllll"day, SUMMER FELLOWSHIPS versi ty campus. so called "hard core" un.em• latest accomplishments. Ariz., Ford H Kon no. Hono• May 4. will feature Ihe popu• MOBILE-BOUND - Donna Miyasaki of Sugar CIty, To Leave July 9 ployed III the Watts area. in . . lulu: and K Patrick Okura, LOS ANGELES - The Pa• . lar Nisei Congressman, Rep, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Tommy MIyasaki, Idaho's Ju· Japan Air Lines will take producuve Industry Produc• The previ.olls honolces al e Omaha. Spark Matsunaga as main cific Southwest District Coun• nlor MISS for 1968, left March 7 for Mobile, Ala. to the winners of the fellowships tion ot ba!:icbaLl bats mount• as (ollows: 1950-~UKE M. MA ' OKA. speaker and presentation of cil committee to select two from either Chicago, New ed on inscribed plaques, 1966 - REP. PAT ' )' T. \\'ashington, D.C.: Mrs. Sctsu• distnct recognitions to per• compete WIth 49 other girls for the title of America's candidates for th. JACL-JAL York. Los Angeles. 01' San acknowledging 10, SUPPOl't• ~IINK, Honolulu: Dr. Kazmni ko Nishi, Chica,go; Lan·:'\· Ta• sons of J apanese ancestp' who JunIor M,ss of 1968 A senior at Sugar·Salem HIgh summer fellowship will meet in~ Francisco 10 Tokyo on July membel':ihips in Green Kasuga, Washington DC .. ji .. i. HHo Okada. Sail Lake: have served the community School. MISS MIyasakI won the Idaho Junior M,ss title April 28 al the Kawaluku 9. a1'l'iving at Haneda airport Power is the plant's current Henry Ushijima. Chicago: Yo• and Sabu .. o Kido. Los Angel• this past biennium in an out• over 28 other contestants. Her parents are active memo Restaurant. on July 10. Winners will de• job and is preliminary to the shih-iro Uchida, San Jose: and es. (Thi award was l11itially !iotanding Inanner Personal intel'views lasting bers of Ihe Rexburg JACL and Donna IS a member of part Japan on Aug. 23. ar• later production oC bats call• Kenji Fujii, Hayward, title.d "Nisei of the Year" On the lighter SIde , a 1000 no more than 30 minutes pel' the Rexburg JunIor JACL. riving in the United Stat•• ed the " Watts Walloper" Club whin~ ding and dance on applicant will assist the com• on 1he same day. James Nakano, Los An• Friday. May 3. will open the mittee, chaired by Dr, Jame! geles attorney, has written lhlee~day event beinl! hosted M. Toda o( Selanoco J ACL. In Th. school t.rm will be me two letters about Gl'cen Nal'l Civil Liberties Clearing House by Progrcssl\'e Westside .JA~ determining the pall' tl'om this lrom July 11. to August 15. Power. and has invited JA• CL. Mas Hil'onaka, district Alien land law ruling benefits Nisei disll·ict. From Aug. 16 to the depart• CL supporl oC this project 1000 Club Chail·man. sa i d National Headqual'tels has ure date, there will be a trip As J e(fs column explains, he hoI'S d'ocu\,\,C's will be sen· rei set a May 3 deadline tor dis• to southern Honshu and SIu• \isited thc Green Power Plant holding 20th annual conference today from 7:30 p.m .. followed bv • family favorably in income tax saving trict nominations. koku to include the clties of and checked it out. Despite Osaka. Kyolo. Hiroshima, 90-minute pl'ogram ot chapter Application forms and de• the nobility ot purpose and (Special to Pacific Citizen) Uno, Nara, Nagoya, Toba, and its ot P rotest·.'. The Stale of skits and 1 a len t and then LOS ANGELES - An alert To establish lhe fact that tailed information are avail• cooperative cHorts of busi• WASHrNGTON-~l!ke Masa• the Umon. 1968: Divisions and dal1cing. Takamatsu. ness, this kmd of economic (tccollntl'Ult helped hiS client it was the fathel"s money that able (rom chapter presidents oka. JACL Washington R.p• III D.adline {or 'he applica• Dangers This Eleclion Concurl'ent "e~~ ion save ~20,OOO in lncome taxes actually purchased the land. tlnd trom District GoVel'nOI venture is habardous and may l'esentatiYe. is attending the tions {or Ihe scholarships i. Year; and Race Relatlol1S in by laking ad\·antage of the Nakata hOld to chase down a Ron ShioCalifornia, will head the Power pJant. fol' a speech to be between 8 When the lather died in tional Selective Service Board, judging commiUee of appli• Jeff bas invited interested on WBBM's Town Meeting of the Air and 10 minutes, Stress will be 19 65. Mrs. Koba~ ' ashi dis• SUNNYV ALE - Cherubic• cants in the Northern Cali• leaders to donate $] 0 to T,anaka, 47, is a licensed cli• made in content by the judges, cussed with hel' son Joe the laced PauJ S. Sakamoto was fornia-Westeru Neveda Dis• Green Power, either through nical laboratory technologist CHICAGO-A Hawaiian Nisei masses of Japanese laces, I by noon, May 4. and to take it decision to selJ lhe land lor d.scrib.d by the Palo Alto trict Council. P C or to Jts mailing address. eligib]~ at Deal'born Hospital. He has whose lite was abruptly over• just was not used to being District Governor Ron Shio• $130.000. the markel value or Times as the " most Ronnie Yokota, District Let me ask you, the l'eader, bachelor" in a I'ecent Leap lived in Madera for 13 years. turn.d by the prejudice and among people of one colol'• zaki will preside during the the land. They ask.d Edward He and his wife. Mari have Governol' of the Intermoun• what my reply to Mr. Na• Year teatul'e story. l hatred caus.d by the Japan.se even when that color was the the bUsiness sessions dul'ing M Nakata. CPA. to handle lour children, RonaJd, Mark, tain District Council. wiU kano's request for a financial the two days. the necessary paper work (or Th. 34 - year - old Nis.i is a t d from Nationa[ J ACL attack on Pearl Harbor vented same as mine! Debbl' and B.cky. chair the committee selecting her fee] i n g.s on WBBM's The Jr JACLel's will meet paying $20,000 In income principal of Sunnyvale High, applicants in his area. Ihould be" "Yello\\ Jap" .. America's L a I' g est Tow'u concurrently to prepare ror taxes . a Phi Beta Kappa gradua' •. CHU1I1AN' JUTE Meeting o( the Air" program Now. gOing back to P.arl lheir 2nd biennial National Jr. Nakata. who is working to• dri \les a Jaguar XKE. stands REP . MINK WANTS F.b.6. H arb 0 l' - how drastically JACL Ass.mbly at San Jos •. ward a law degree by altend• 5 ft. 8 and the youngest 01 ORANGE COUNTY SANSB Last week's P .C. showed us Mrs. James Tanabe, who trungs ch.ng.d! Ov.rnighl I At least one meeting is ex• ing USC at llIght, began to 11 children-all of whom are DRAFT MODERNIZED cartoonist Pete Hironaka's called moderator Jerry Wi.J• was a "yeUow Jap"-even to p.cted to be a joint adult• wonder if the Oyama case o( ali'eady married. KILLED IN VIETNAM take-off on Frank Churnan's barns of WBBM to present her my Chinese school mates: The youth session. 1948 II) which the right 01 an The San Jose Nisei was WASHINGTON - Rep. Patsy $2.500.000 .. chall.ng.... Some views on "white racism in sil.uation worsened when the IsseI lathe, 10 make a gilt 01 quoted as wanting to meet a T. Mink will co-sponsol' legis• COSTA MESA - Lance Cpl. have ridiculed the challeng. America", this week released J irs l Army divisions came land purchased with his woman who is "attractive out• lation to modernize and up• Rogel' K. Yamanaka, son of in various ways. It seems typ• the copy o( her statement. tl'om the mainland We were IN THIS ISSUE money to his son was upheld side and beautiful inside" , .. date the Selective Service Sys• Mr. and Mrs. James Y. Yama• ical 01 the negativism inher• (Berry Suzukida, in his I.t• allowed to skip classes to 11 ne would have any bearing Lor a person you want to be with, tem to include some torm or naka o{ 2809 LaSalle Ave., ent in us that we so often • GENERAL NEWS tel' publish.d in the PC Let• the streets with V-for-VlctoI'Y Allen land rule 1S8VE-S NIM!I son't hiS clients. whether watching TV, going lottery selection of men for Costa Mesa, \ ...·as among 98 choose to belittl. something Income tax payment ,., .. 1 terbox Feb. 23, remarked "this signs, but the soldiers soon Nakata enlisted the support to a play, walking 01' siiting the "draft", provide tOl' voca• U.S. servicemen listed by the like this, rather than look • JACI..-NJ\TIONAL articulate Nisei girl bared her knew the "Japs" (rom the Nisei of Biennium nOll1lnations 6t his attorney h'iends, Mark in silence. ,someone with tional training for men re• Defense Department as having within ourselves and wonder Chinese, and of course, the open; JAL-JACL summer fel· Kiguchi and FI'ed Yasunaga. whom you can Ieel com[OI·t• jected for milital'Y service, and been killed in action in Viet• soul in blisl.ring. Eal·tha Kit• lowshlp deadline set .... , ... ,. 1 i1 there isn't a posi tive mes• diCCerence between us and the as well as the aid ol Jack able." permit deCerment of the serv• nam. tenish indignation.) • JACL-DISTRICT sag. in it. (lncid.nlally J am otheL' races was even clearer. PSWDC pJ'epares lorpre·conlab Kusaba or San F rancisco. ice requirement for students, Rogel', who was sent ovel'• not criticizing Pete's Car• i'ally ...... , ..... , . 1 seas last September. died or Th.e Statement So, even as a kid, how I head ot the Sumitomo Bank apprentices and other under• toon). If inde.d th. challenge • COLUl\INIS'fS JA~lES of California trust depart• Ralph Story'. 'li'l Tokio' gOing speciaJ h·aining. shrapnel wounds in an en• (Continu.d on Page 6) By II1RS. TANABE wished my hair was blond •• Enomoto: Echoes trom the Sound- my skin white, my eyes wide Ing Board. ment, who also has a law de• Principal sponsor is Rep. counter III late Febl·u31·Y· Nikaldo: Getting into Show BIz. LOS A N GEL E S - Ralph The well-known YMCA sec• To you who ctiscriminate and deep-set, my nose straight Mnrulnni' Make-Girai & Vietnam. gree. Frank Thompson (O-N.J.). Story'S .xt.nded look into Lit• retary and his wife, Terue, against children because or and tall. How I hated my par• RQsokawa Evergreen Land. Research culminated in the who also serves on the Houst: Mura.varna: Ronald MacDonald, received the news Crom visit• 1968 Officers race. I dedicate this essay, ents for being Japanese-they Holta: Hair Cuts. belief that a strong case could tl. Tokyo (actually story as Education and Labor Commit• with the hope that you might could at I.asl have b.en Chi• Matsui ' Nisei Dilemma ]I b. mad. for the Kobayashis. seen through Charles Kama• tee. The legislation is identical ing chaplains Mar. 5 PROGRESSIVE WES1.'SlDE JACL Kumamoto: AJ~e of Wheels. The 20-year-old son had reconsider. H a v e you ever nese! But "can the leopard Glma : Bank Robbery. since the land was purchased yatsu's ey.s) will b. rep.ated to a bIll introduced tltlO the two sisters. Jeanne. a gradu• K~~o~~ai!il i\,.~in(~~~iin~~~·; K~~~ wondered what happens to change his spots?" By the Board : Henry Kanagae, by the fath.r and through an on KNXT (2) this Sunday, Senate by Sen. Edward M. Henry Tanaka. ate oC USC who is now a neth Izumi, 2nf v.p . (pros.): Fre• people you dis c rim j nat e Ye Ed's: The Sunday Papers. unfair law in his sonts name. Mar. 24. 6:30 p.m. Kennedy oC Massachusetts, da Inouye, 3rd v:p. (pub.); Roy against? How weU I remember, arter --- member of the Peace Corps in Yamane/4th v.p. (newsletter); My parents came from Ja- being taunted at school about the Philippines, and a younger Tak Hlromoto, treas.; Dorothy being a usneaky Jap" and l'e• I Shimizu, ree. sec.: Carol Okamu• sister, Doreen. r... cor. ICC.; Louise Watanabe. pan and settled in Hawaii minded of the atrocities com- Nisei Fishermen saved del. "Jimmie" is currently the ~~er;h~l~~:~.b~rn~v~~e ~~~o~~ mitted against the U,S. prison- associate general secretary o f R .... NO JACL SAN DIEGO - Thr.e NIsei eleven years old when the Ja- el'S o( war by the Japanese. were among nine SUI'Vlvors West Orange County YMCA 1U~Vi~~~ .~ llf~:rAr;::s: , ~:~~ ~3~ panese attacked Pearl Harbor. I went home and called my o{ a tuna boat that broke up headquartered in Westminster. I. Until then, life was quite un- own parents "Japs.'1 (Some• In pre-war days. Ihe lather Fukui, ueas.: W 11 son Makabe. in heavy seas 011 Puerla Val• health Ins. corrun.; Joyce Chlka• eventful. how my hurt was Qot assuag- was active in the YMCA pro• mi, ex-oUlclo. .d). How well doll a lso re- larta, Mexico. on Mar. 11 and U you have ever becn to member my oldest brother rescued three days later: gram and worked with Masao REXBURG lACL Hawaii, you will understand saying, " Go look in the mirror lsami Konishi, 43; Henry F Satow. He has held various da~~~~~ ife~~t;r G:~~ ·~.J~ ~: . when J compare being brought and see if you're a 'haole' Terashima. ~2; and Eiji Oya. positions in an executive ca• :::.; up there with being in a huge (Hawaiian tor Caucasian)?" 40. all 01 San Diego. The)' pacity in New York. Hawaii. ru~f:.~ ~~J!~~t~jfCR~~(ia~~~~ .~ fruit bask.t. Daily on. is sur- were tound clinging to debris Southeast Los Angele. and Ganene and Harold Harris, Jobn and Mabel Sakota. activ.: Mariko rounded by brown taces, yel- Loyalty Issue at sea. La!!! Vegas. Hanaml. Fum' Miyasaki, welfare: low, white and black taces- I was "fortunate " enough ~~~~h~d a~~t~~~SI~I~1!ra~~k!'u~oh Japanese, Filipino, Hawaiian, to have two brothers join the adv.; Miye Hikida. "pub. Spanish, PuertO-Rican, Swede, U,S. Army-one in the 442nd, REXBURG JR. JACL German, Chinese - name it one in the 100th (the most de• and you see it. cor ate d units in the U,S. Bradley Miyasaki. pres~: DarwUl F~:;~I ~~n~taL . "fako~i. l lirre~~ldLuc~~i At eighteen. upon gradua- Army)-so w. could hang a tion !rom high school, I at- service Dag with two stars in i National JACL • : Sakota, nub.-hlst.: Mr. and Mrs. tended a college of about foul' our window. And every day ~~{~i;:'s~I:J~' :J~ : and Mr •. Hlro- hundred (all Caucasians) in my alien J apanese mother ~ • t TWIN CITIES JACL Indiana. Each morning and prayed that her two Amer• I Convention - .. evening as 1 brushed my teeth, ican sons would return with ! ra~d~Y l~tUS!~I~~, G!~S ': A~:~v~~t ~ld I was startled by my reUec- their Jives, if not their legs. v.p.; Efml luraOloto. treas.: Ma• tion in the ~irrol', (or no one arms, or eyes. Return they did ~ r;~ Kal1lo. tee. sec.; Eml Ohno. PROGRESSIVE WESTSIDE - BeIng in• Dorothy ShImizu; standing - Ke nnet" AUG, 21-24, 1968-SAN JOSE cor... ce.; Or. Roy YamasbJro, ex• else. looked Ilke me. . -one wilh a Pur pl. Heart and stalled Mar. 23 at the Proud Bird Res• Izumi, Tak Hiroto, Roy Yamane and oWelo. FIve years laler. ] marl'led scarred physicaUy and emo• taurant near the L.A. Airport will be Roy Komon Dr David M,ura, nat'l. I TWIN CITIES "'R, ".-\CL and followed my husband to tionallv {or lHe. 2nd v.p., will be main speaker. DanCIng ~ Weeks Remain Until . , j4 Japan in Uncle Sam's Army ~ the 1968 offIcers of the ProgressIve 23 Denny twa.o. res.: Dinah lchl- Walking the streets ol my par- Some said. " You Japanese WestSide JACL (from left) seated• with the Polo QUIntet follows. ~ Convenhon TIme ~~Uri~;1 \JtSbJ~:~ tle~I~I}~~ ~~~i: enls' homeland, again ] was sure proved your loyalty!" 1 LOUIse Watanabe, Freda Inouye, Dr. ~ dUVlt. hut,; Mr. and !In. lSt,v. -Progre~~lVe We:.t~ld£ JACL Photo. ~.~ ~ lW4l,o, .i1:ciV\ atartled - thlJ tuno by tho (Continued 00 Paao .) Frankl'n MinamI, pres., Carol Okamura, ...... 2-PACIFIC CITIIEN •• vlnlfs bond In the !Ian JOR - CALENDAR OF JACL EVENTS- Friday. March 22. 1968 Goals essay CO I\te.t, "San JOM Ml r. U ,,.,IIIIa, ) 1980", Rlver.Jde-Cien Mt,. Gakuen HI U. NEWS !: ~ ~l ~ lrl~~ o ~ ~ ~ · k:. P. ~ P~~ L WASHINCTON N£WSLETTER: Roger Nikaido Sports Saruet" Sin DleRo-Bd Mt• • J ACL Otllc • . Beli eved to b. belter than Spokane-"Go for Brok.... movie CAPSULES HI,hland P ark M . tho d I. t pitcher Mo •• norl Murakami, ChUrch. 7 :30 p ,rn. 19-year-old Won Kuk L •• h81 In. tournament. Getting into Show Biz Mar. ZZ-Jt been signed by the Son Fran• Be rkeley - Invltatlonl . ba.ketbaU • • cisco Gian ts to pitch for the tournament, Garfteld and WU .. Courtroom JMar~ 1 3h EarUer this month our office received 8 report that an F ,'esno Giants in the Califor• la rd (::l!!ida7) oriental actors organizatic)n in New York City. calling ltselt Attol'lley Toshio Ando ot n ia Longue this year . Lee I. p r~f ~ ~:~ ~ d~ n :.et~ ~ ~ I~ ~ ~~UIJ ~ ~ Denver has surrendered his The Oriental Actors of America (OAA), had lodged a for• Cappy Horada'. tirst lind sine. ~ ar~~A~kr? p.m.; Dr. Oavld MI· llcense to practioe law In Colo• jOining the Ginnt. as 0 full• mal complaint with the New York State Conl1lllsslon on SequoIa - P oUuck dinner. P l to liunlan Rights about dlscrimlnalory pt'acUces resulUng in rado, Ut. State Supl'eme Court lime scout last )'eor. Lee piay_ Alto Buddhl. t ChUrch. e p.m. the hiring ot Iloll-Orlentals to portray Orientals In the thea• announced. He had been sum• ed high so hool ball in Seoul c c;,~~:t, C:I~:n; B!:'T I ~3 ~~ ~ r!!~' tre, motion pictures, and television, moned bC!fore l h e court's ond pitched In tile J apanese M ar. Z4 (Sunday) As part of their protest campaign, members of the OM grievance committee twice to m I J\ 0 r s. He Is 6 ft. 3 and Long Beach- Youth Benefit Fa.h_ staged an unrehearsed demonstration In iront ot the Billy answer charges relating to hts weighs 185. Rose Theater on West 41st Street on the openIng night of professional conduot, lhe court Detroit to host "Here's Where J Belong," They protested the casUng of a said. Nature of the charges is Book Caucasian actor In the role of an Oriental servant in the not announced unless the Su• preme Court Issues a public The UC Berkeley East Asia• MDYC workshop Broadway play. tic Library is seekln g a copy Pointing out the inequities and distortion. Inherent In reprimand or other disciplin• DETROIT - Midwest Di.trlct ary action. ot "Mlnnml Knshu Nihonjin casting Caucasians in Oriental roles, the OAA said: Shi", published in 195 H by the Youth Council will select its "If the Oriental performer is to survive, to conlribute to A $125,000 breach ot con• Japanese Chamber ot Com• national J ACL oratorical can• the theatre, to keep pace with his lellow performer, to make tract suit was flied Mar. 4 in merce or Southern Calltornia, did ate at the forthcoming a living In his profession without resorting to other means U,e U.S. Dislrict Court at Den• Rccording to bibllograpber EUI DYC Spring Workshop over or walt ten years for a 'Flower Drum Song' to come along, ver against 1I1itsuo Fuohid3 of Yutan!. The Hbrnry Is trying the Memorial Day weekend at I' he must be afforded the same opportunities 8S any other per• N a a by the Sky PUots of to locote 0 person wUHng to the new Ponchartrain Hotel former to utilize and hone his talents ... if not more so. Am e ric 8, Inc., a religious seU or donate this out-ol-prlnt here. "We want the people with the power to hire tor 8 show, group headquartered at Auro• book. (There were two ver• The package deal for youth a movie, commercial, industrial to be made, vitally aware ra, Colo. Fuchida, the pilot delegates will range between sions: one which contain ed WRESTLING CHAMP- John that the people In the minorities have extended tar beyond who led the Japanese air raid $11 and $15. Room rate for personal remarks by the com• m a joring in phvs-ed, emer!(ed as the 123 lb. division the old stereotypes. These images were created in a bygone over Pearl H arbor, was charg• plier and another revised edi• youth at four per room will cha mp in the CCAA w restling tournament. While in era. The writer, director and producer seem to constantly ed with lailure to turn over tion.) be $5 per person. Details of see the Oriental as a houseboy. laundryman, geisha girl, proceeds from lectures, arU• Taro YBshlma'a "Seashore h i/i! h school at Diablo Vallev, he won a pair of 115-lb. the workshop are still In the gardener, waiter, etc.... In reality we have politicians, doc• cles and books It claimed was Story" (Viking) was lirst run• titles and claimed the 123-lb. championship. After discussion stages. tors, lawyers, millionalres, technicians and other profes• owing to Sky Pilots. ner-up In the J 967 Caldecotl F! raduation, he plans to teach. He is the son of the John sionals which are not beIng portra.l'ed. There are Orientals A ward selection for the best T. Yasudas, a ctive Contra Costa JACLers, of Walnut in occupations which are true to any group, major or minor. Politics pictw'e book of the year. Se• Cre ek. Portland prepares uWe want to be looked upon and considered as people JACL 1000 Club Life Mem• lection Is made by the Amer• ot today ... 'people' people . . . human beings wllh capa• ber J ames 1\IJchener was one ican Pub I i c Library Assn., for graduate fete billties such as any group may possess. We want to be seri• of the 163 delegates to the which has honored Yashlma's ously considered for specifiC Oriental roles, starring and sup• Pennsylvania Constitutional "Umbrella'l and "Crow Boy" PORTLAND - Because It Is porting. Have you ever seen an Oriental perform the role Convention and served as In the running for the Acade• RACE DISCRIMINA liON CHARGED becoming more difficult each of Sakini In 'Teahouse ot the August Moon'? Or Charlie Secretary. The Convention my Award for juvenlle picture year to identify Sansei gradu• Cban or Mr. Moto? The King In 'The King and 1'1" met for 3 months just con• book In previous years. ates from the metropolitan cluded. AGAINST AUTO INSURANCE FIRM Portland area high schools and It'. a fact that the world ot entertainment through the On the strongly pro-Johnson Churches colleges, the Portland JACL media of motion pictures. television, and the theatre has had is asking par ents, r e1atives and but officially uncommitted A congregation founded by 'To Serve You' a considerable impact on the image of minority groups in California delegation to the Negro Insurance Agent Accuses Meritplan Office friends of 1968 graduates to Pasadena Issei 62 years ago notify the graduation banquet the country. Democratic naUonal conven• at the U n ion Presbyterian The American Negro realized this relationship between tion are Kimlko Fujll of Hay• in San Diego of Bias in Hiring Practices co-chairmen: Church was moved last year the entertainment field and stereotypes; and becallse 01 such ward and Sam Ishiharn of Los Mrs. Tom Sono, 3935 N. Co• and on Mar. 17 dedicated its penonners as Sidney Poitier, Harry Belafonte, Sammy Davis, Angeles, according to state LOS ANGELES - An accusa• the same terms and conditlons lonial Ave., Portland (284- Jr., and Bill Cosby, the toe-t.apping, cotton picking. water• new First Presbyterian Church tion that a Southern Callfor• applicable to its other casualty 1718); and Mrs. Matt Masu• party chairman Charles War• ot Altadena at 2775 Lincoln melon eating image of the American Negro bas undergone ren. Miss Fujii served on the nia automobile casualty insur• insurance agents. ., A date for oka, J 11 NE 58tb Ave., Port• Ave. The Rev. Dr. Donald To• land (234-9167). 8 metamorphosis, same delegation (OUT years ance company Illegally dis• the pubUc hearing will be set r luml is pastor and the Rev. criminated by refusing to hire later. The banquet 10 scheduled ago with Taul Watanabe of Jl[asayoshi Kawash ima is asst. • a Negro insurance agent has for Saturday, May 25, at the ThI. leads to the question. what are the Japanese Amer• Los Angeles. pastor. Dedicated were three FEP Act been tiled by a member ot the Benson Hotel Maytair Room. Ican performers doing about changing the buck-toothed, buildings: the hexagonal shap• State Fair Employment Prac• The FEP Act provides lhat slant-eyed, karate chopping. sinister "Jap" image that no Press Row ed sanctuary seating 200, a longer applies. There are two Nisei performers about which tice Commission. when conciliation endeavors Bill Hosokawu, associale edi• two - story education building fail a panel of commissioners CONTRA COSTA SLATES J can speak with some personal knowledge. tor ot The Denver Post, ex• Otficers of the Meritplan In• .,. and a social hall with kitchen. surance Company of Los An• will hear the evidence, decide The first Nisei standup comedian to be nationally recog• plains the baffling events that Western You n g Buddhist nized is Pat Morita, leatured as the "Hip Nip." When Pat geles are named In the accu• whether an act of discrimina• ISSEI NIGHT POTLUCK have rocked Red China in the League will hold its 26th an• tion occurred and, if so, issue was in San Francisco at Bimbo's 365 for a limited engage• longest single article ever pub• sation, issued by Commission• nual conference Mar. 22- 24 at er SteUa C. Sandoval, which orders for a remedy. Commis• RICHMOND - A touch of the ment, I had a chance to talk to the former Sacramento resi• Ilshed in the Empire Maga• the Airport-Marina Hotel In Orient with cberry blossoms, dent on the subject of ethnic humor. charges that Curtis Moring sioner Sandoval will not parti• zine, Post Sunday supplement Westchester Los A n ge l e s . cipate as a member of the lanterns and happi-coat clad While much of his Bct revolves around ethnic humor• of which Hosokawa is its edi• was not hired as an agent for "Motivation through Nembu• the company solely because he panel. girls will come to J ohn F. "about the only good thing about marrying a Japanese girl torial director. It appears in K ennedy Higb School cafe• tsu" is the meeting theme ... is Negro. The Fair Employment P rac• is that your mother-in-law is three thousand miles away"• the Mar. 10 edition. teria April 21 wben Contra Seven ministers of the J apa• According to the-accusation, tice Commission administers he said be was gradually working away from ethnic humor. nese Canadian United Church Costa JACL honors communi• which serves as notification California laws against dis• Incidently, in answer to Bill Hosokswa's question, tlwhere have resigned Mar. 4 in pro• ot ty Issei and welcomes new School Front a formal public hearing to be crimination in employment is Pat Morita these days?", two weeks ago, during NBC's new test against staying in one members at a poUuck supper. AL HATATE lIIrs. Yoshiko Baker, active held betore a panel of FEPC aDd housing for reason 01 race, comedy show, tlLaugh Inn, Pat ]\1:orita, garbed in a Japanese place too long. Faster rotation The Shinsei Band, a h it last Cleveland J ACLer, continues commiSSioners, the grievance color, religious creed, national Imperial Army uniform, exchanged punch lines with a Ger• would be desirable, the group year, will be the main attrac• V ice President to tell of J apanese culture be• leading to the accusation orI• origin, or ancestry. man Army officer. It appears that Pat Morita is still working pointed out at a recent Toron• tion after the menu of J apa• fore schools, churches and ci• ginated in June 1965 when away from ethnic humor. to meeting. Members of the Commission nese, Chinese and American vic groups. A former Tokyo Moring first applied for em• Another Japanese American pioneer in the entertainment Newly ordained to the Epis• besides Mrs. Sandoval are Pier dishes being prepared the food teacher now instructing at ployment Meritplan In San fteld is Sab Shimono, a former Jr. JACL officer, wbo most copal priesthood Mar. 9 by Rt. Gherini, chairman, G e 0 r g e committee headed hy Fuki Berlitz, she recenUy demon• Diego. recently gaL'led prominence on the Great White Way playing Rev. Francis Eric Bloy, bishop Bond, C. L. Dellums, Mark Abe and Meriko M ai d a is NiseI OWI\ed and ODe-rated strated the wearing of the ki• Subsequent etlorts by F EP the role of Ito In a record breaking musical, "Mame", starring ot Los Angeles, was the Rev. Guerra, Tho mas Hom and served. Eddie Nomura and mono before 90 klndergarten• comnUSSloners to conciliate In the Heart of LI'I 'oklO Angela Lansbury. Sab Shimono is another Japanese Amer• Norman Y. Isb l%a kl, curate at Dwight R. Zook. Executive Grace Goto are event co• Ican trying to remove the stigma of the famlliar giggling ers at Eastpark School in Be• the case were hindered be• Oflicer P eter J ohnson Is also rea. St. Alban'•. .. Retiring BI• chairmen. Oriental. shop Shlnso H3 nayama was cause the respondent "refused Chief ot the Division of Fair In a recent trip to New York City, I had the chance to to appear pursuant to Employment P ractices In the MEBITO appointed president ot the In• Basketball team talk wilb Sab on the same subiect ot the Oriental inlage In Organizations subpoena." Department of Industrial Re• Institute of Buddhist Studies WASHINGTON - Under the SAVINGS show business. He said the opportunities for an Oriental Livingston Farmers Assn. at Berkeley. He assumes of• SpecIal InstructioDJI laUons of which Albert Beeson A N D LOAN A SSOCI ATION actor are very limited In New York. The only parts open elected Sherman Kishi as its is director. eye of coach Roger Nikaido, fice in June. The accusation states that the Washington, D.C., JACL U;,W~lgt5Vaz/~I~~U~~ ~m'f,= to him were for Asian natives or immigrants, 1968 president. He is current• F EPC offices are located in Sab's big dre'l'" Is to one day play the role of an "Amer• ly a member of the Merced upreliminary investigation . . . has entered a te a m In the Sister Cities Indicated the followin g course San F rancisco, Los Angeles, Prince Georges Corps of the Ican/' but because of existing barriers, he admitted the re• Union High Scbool board of F resno, San Diego and Sacr a• Charles Ue da is chairman ot of conduct" by the Meritplan Salvation A r m y hasketball alization of his dream was years away. trustees, Rotary Club, First mento. Services are also avail .. lhe Gardena Sister City steer• Insurance Company "in its re• league meeting at Bladens• There are other well known Japanese Arne_rican actors Methodist Church and JACL. able in the State Service Cen• ing committee, which is now fusal to hire Negro agents: burg, Md. wbo are still playing the role of an out dated Image of He succeeds Fred Hashimoto. ters in East Los A n ge les, studying applications of local "Giving special instructions Orientals. Most recently, on television, James Shigeta, star of Buddy T. Iwata is g e n era 1 Waits, and Richmond. the film. "Flower Drum Song", appeared on ABC's "It Takes manager . . . Shlg Bongo is high school students to select • . . on ways and means of a Thief", however, the role was that of a foreign military commander of the Oregon Ni• a boy and a girl tor a three• avoiding Neg r 0 appllcanis officiaL sei Vets, succeeding Sblg Hi• week summer goodwill visit to whenever possible" and "tak- Belgian explorer to speak • • • natsu. IChikawa, Gardena's affiliate Ing ... disciplinary action your credit union In the OAA's discriminatory practice case, there is a Yutaka Inal ot Denver suc• in J apan. against violators" of these In- at West L.A_ dinner twist in its campaign for equal treatment. Here is a case ceeds Seisbiro Nakamura as structions; designating "black- L OS ANGELES J P ' WILL LOAN ON YOUR SIGNATURE where the Oriental is experiencing discrimination that the president of the Colorado Ni• Entertainment out" areas on the basis of race, - ean- lerre and accepting Negro r I • k s Hallel, au thor - explorer who $100 - 12 monthly payments of $8.89 American Negro had successfully overcome. The American honjin Kai ... Sadayuki Mou• Shochiku's film, "Porirait of "only where all ways and lived and worked among the Negro was successful in eliminating the use of the "black r i, business manager 01 Chi• Chieko" direcled by Noboru $300 - 12 monthly paymenls of $26.66 face" because it was discriminatory, degrading and an in• cago Theological Seminary, Nakamura with actress Shima means of avoiding the same Congolese. will speak on "L ife $500 - 24 monthly payments of $23.54 sult, however the USe of the "yellow face" has not been was re-e1ected chairman ot the lwashita in the starring role h a~e fai~ed." f[j f th in Africa" at lhe joint West eliminated. In addition, non-Orientals are permitted to use $750 - 24 monthly paymenls of $35.30 Chatbam YMCA Center board was one of five nominated for com::y a~~ ~ul;':. ~. Er~ Los Angeles JACL and Auxili• adhesives to slant their eyes and artifioial buck teeth. of directors. the Academy Awards foreign S1000 - 24 monthly payments of $47.07 win, pres.; Robert K. Meyer, ary dinner May 5, 6:30 p.m., It's evident that the Japanese American and the J ACL language films category. $1500 - 36 monthly paymenis of $49.82 v.p.; and G. A. Jackson, v.p. at the Ponderosa Restaurant. have been neglecting the promotion of the true "Oriental" Sunday mornings in South• Agriculture 242 Sou,h 41h Ea ,1 S"•• I. Salt take Cily, Utah 84111 image through the world ot entertainment. A field that ern California, radio listeners The accusation asks that the Chapter president Shig Ta- reaches and educates virtually every American in the coun• Livingston Farmers Assn. commission lind that Merit- keshita and Auxillary p res• for the first time last year is have 90 minutes of J apanese try, about minority groups and where racial discrimination music, news and comments on pi a n discriminated against ident Mrs. Amy Nakashima is still practiced against Japanese Americans. in the cooperative packing and Moring because of his race, are CO-chairing the arrange• marketing of sweet potatoes KTYM (1460) from 7:30-8:30 The ne<;d tor the J ACL to promote equal opportunities ;lnd on KALI ( 143 0) from and that they be ordered to ments. Tayeko Isono, program for the Orlental performer, and to foster a successful cam• for its members un d e r the "consider (him) for hire as a chairman, is urging early re• brand names: Pride of Living• 8:30-1 0 with Matao Uwate, ac• paign to portray the true HOriental" in the American scene tive Downtown L.A. J ACLer: casualty insurance agent on servations. is evident. It's about time we got into Show Business. ston and Yamato Colony, it was revealed by Buddy Iwata, as em cee. association general manager EAST W IND; Willia m Marutani · .. The Calif. Dept. of Agri• Vital Statistics • culture named four Nisei to Rev. Arthur S. Yam abe, 69, the Bush Berry A d v i s 0 r y died Mar. 11. He was minister Board: for the past n ine years at the Get your "Make-Girai" & Vietnam Toshlo K a w a mo t o . Fresno: Guadalupe Buddhist Temple. George T. Teraoka. Fowler; Kenjl WAYS Sakuma. \V3t sonvllle; freezer-pro• Teruma "Turk" OgimacbJ, cessor division alternate-Ben .No· 48, of Los Angeles died Mar. Phlladelphia an appeal all the way up to da R ~;tso K ~~: m a. Guadalupe 17 after an illness. A WW 2 TO EARN As an Oriental American, I the Pennsylvania Supreme Master am among those imbued with lettuce grower, was elected vet, his prowess in high school 2 Court, and lost. To this day sports is still remembered. that characteristic which my J'm firmly convinced that my president of the Santa Maria Funeral services are sched• MORE INTEREST parents labelled "make-girai", legal position in that case was Valley Grower -Shi pper Assn. uled Mar. 22, 7:30 p.m., at the compelling aversion to right and that both the trial · . . Kee Kitayama, U n i on Charge Higashi Hongwanji under di• failure or losing. Conversely, judge and tbe seven justices City flower grower, was re• rection of Fulrul Mortuary. AT SUMITOMO- to use a palatable euphemism, of the Pennsylvania Supreme elected president ot Interna• It might be called "the will to Court were wrong. That's tional F ar m er s Aid Assn., 1. BY TRANSFERRI NG YO UR win." However, to be candid what "make-guai" can an d w hich assists J apanese farm Youth Car~ ] must confess it is m 0 r e trainees in the U.S. About a Credit NOW SAVINGS BY THE 10th OF will do. Karen Yamashita, 17, of Umake-girai'.' which in many 100 have been studying Amer• And I suspect t hat thIs Gardena High School assumed THE MONTH YOU EARN respects can be, and often is, ican methods each year since the duties 01 Supervisor Ken• En joy the convenience of one card shopping ... Master Umake-girai" characteristic is the program was inaugurated INTEREST FROM THE 1st, a weakness rather than a vir• not one exclusive to Orientals neth Hahn, representing t he Charge gives you one card that's honored by over 70.000 tue. A will to win emphasizes In 1952 by Gov. Earl Warren. Second Supervisorial Distr ict establishments throughout California. You'll receivi a ON REGULAR SAVINGS. of Japanese extraction: I su• A group of 143 is expected for monthly statement covering your card purchases. One the alfirmative; "make-gi.ral" spect It also permeates th e for Girls' Day In Government bears more on the negative. the 1968 program. last week. The annual pro• check pays everything charged via Master Charge card. cultures of many other Asians You ' lI have 2S days after the date on the statement in 2. TI ME DEPOSITS ON 90-DAY I think most Nisei readel'll inc1udJng Koreans, Chinese gram is sponsored hy the ot this column understand which to pay-or payments can be extended for a service OR MORE MATU RITI ES and. yes, the Vietnamese, both Awards Business and P rofessional charge of 1 '12% • month on the unpaid ba lance. It costs what ] mean because somehow North and South. Sblgeo Takahasbl and Wal• Women's Clubs and the Los NOW EARN A BIG 5% PE R I have the sneaking suspicion you nothing to get. Master Charge card. Drop in today ter Sakamoto received Life Angeles City Board of Edu• or write for an application form. that many of you Nisei read-"lItAKE-GIRAl" HAWK? Membership A wards lrom the cation. ANNUM. $1,000 MINIMUM. ers also have this characteris- Parents Club ot the Placer tic, in varying degrees, In your So what's aU this to do with Elementary School. SeUchi make-up. \Vitness, for ex- Vietnam? Well, figuring that Otow received the same award Salinas 'get together' The Sumitomo Bank THE BANK OF TOKYO • OF CALIFORNIA ample, that glorious battle anotber Asian by name ot Ho at the Eureka Union School SALINAS-A pilot program to motto of the 442nd: "Go For Chi MInh is also a "make• · .. Cosma K. Sakamoto of have s p eaker~ ot different OF CALIFORNIA Broke," girai" fellow, I'm not about to He.d Offic ..... 365 Ca ll/oml. 51 .. San Fr.nclsco. Tet. 981-3365 Loomis received llie Silver professions and churches was IAN fIIIANCIICD IIAIN OFFICI! I 84 SUTTER STAEET I 111-1200 Sacramenfo ..4_ • • • 1331 Broadway.. Sicr,mento. Tel "33·5761 And so wbether it be poker give in to him and h is plans. Beaver award from the Tahoe initiated this week for Sall• JAPAN CENTI!" I"ANCH I 17156 BUC HANAN STAHT I 34&·1600 (at which J get soundly lily "make-girai" make-up SAN JOSE IRANCH I 890 NO. FIRST STREET I TelEPHON E 2115·2 u1 S. n ) 0,...... 515 North First St. S.n Jas., Tel. 298·61 16 Area Council ot the Boy nas Valley J ACLers. FAESNO IRANCH I u sa KERN STREET I TELEPHONE 233·1l59 1 trounced. at Urnes), or a judo compresses me into a firm de• Scouts of America. The Cub_ Walter Stephens, S a li n a s LOS ANGELES ..... 'N OFFICE / '20 SOUTH SAN PEDRO ST. / 6"2.·Zllll i 0.kland ...... _.... _ .. 400 Twenli.lh St , Oakland. Tel. 835·2400 tournament of my younger termination that we're gOing CRENSHAW IAANCH I 3501 WEST J EFFERSON BOULEVA AO / 131.133. master of Pack 12 has been Union HIgh School District GARDENA BAANCH I 16401 SOUTH WESTERN AV ENUE 1321·0102 Los Ang. I.. _ ...... __ .... IOI S. San Pedro 51, To1. 683· 1717 days, or more currently a to see this thing through in a Scouter tor 42 years. He is psycholOgist, spoke at the ini• aANTA ANA I"ANCH I 501 NORTH MAIN STREET , .U l·2211 Crensbaw.... 3810 Crenww Bivd , Los Angel .., Tol. 295-4321 WUTEAN LOS ANanD I"ANCH I 4031 CEHTlNELA AYE. I llt·0611 courtroom encounter, 1 hate to Vietnam, Ho or no Ho. Not a former president of the tial meeting Mar. 20 at the Garden . .... 1251 W Redondo Beach Blvd . Gda. T01. 327·8811 lose. No . . . it's more Uke that I favor war. destruction, Placer County JACL. Salinas Valley Savings & Loan ...... r...,.. DIfIUt 1_ c.,. • 1.IdI ..... I ..... u... liS •• Anahoirn. _ ... _ ... 2951 W. Ball Rd . Ana holm, Tel 826· 1740 "hate like hell to losc." In one suffering and killing; no re• Lynn Okagaki, 8th grader Bldg. at my very first legal battles sponsible person favors these at Lee O. Mathson School, ------MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORA TION I lost at tbe trial level, took (Continued on Page 6) won first place hnol's and $100 Support Our Advertisers PAC"IC CITIIIN-3 Friday, March 22.1988 By Bill Hosokawa Froln the Nisei ex-alm.n Frying Pan flying with United as flight engineer SeatUe, Wash. EVERGREEN LAND - There is no part Of this REEDLEY- Yuzuru Morita of great oation more beautUul than the Pacific North· Reedley rraduated from UIIIt• ed AIr Llnel FII,bt Tralnlq west when the sun is shining. Seattle weather was on Center In Denver and current• Its best behavior the weekend of our visit; the heavens ly II serving .. a B-727_d withheld the liquid sunshine that keeps the Evergreen oltlcer with the airline fb'IaI out ot Lo. Angelel. land so luxuriously verdant. Normally, wrinkled coats Mori ta II the Ion of MIld lind pants that bag at the knees are the uniform of the Morita, 9 3~ 9 Dut! Ave.. III day in these parts simply because it is impossible to Reedley and rraduated frOlll keep a press in suits that have been exposed to the R e e d I e y HIgh School and rain. But on this occasion everyone looked quite natty. Reedley Junlor Colle, e. MO.rlta . pent 12 years In the It is a startling thing to leave wintry Denver and U.S. Air Force wbere be learn• just mor~ than two hours later arrive in Seattle where ed to I\y. However, fi ve we.a spring already has coaxed the forsythias, the crab· of rround school cla... s and apples and cherry trees into full bloom. The early then two weeks ot simulator birds alreadv were sailing their boats on Lake Wash· training and about two weea ington. Back home the skaters are sUU hoping thaI 01 training in the alrpiane be• another hard freeze will make the lakes fit for a few fore the trainee tak.. hIA com• more sessions on the blades. The grass in Seattle is pany and Federal AvlatiOD green with new growth. Denver lawns won't come Agency flfi nals" have been ac• compli.bed betor. be donned alive for another month and a half at the earliest. bls unllorm. This means, I guess, that I sei and isei gardeners in Denver have a long winter's rest while gardeners in SAN FRAN CISCO- The 1968 officers and sec.), Mary China, Mrs. Yo Hironaka (pres.), kamura, Fred Abe (3rd v.p.>, Mas Yanase, The new pilots are a ..l lDed board of governors of the San Francisco Nancy Okada (Jr. JACL adv.), Roy Omi, George Yamasaki, Mits Akashi, David Asano to lhe fleet 85 second oftlcel1l Seattle have to (or get to) work just about the year ot rught engineers, whose job JACL installed during the chapter's 40th standing-Steve Doi (1000 Club), James (treas'>, Wesley Doi (1 st v. p.> . Missing were ( around. It 1& to check all functions of anniversary celebration are (from left): Sasaki, Eddie Moriguchi (newsletter), Tomio Kay Sera, Kahn Yamada, Ben Tsuchimoto the aircraft, supervIse f u e J • seated-Franklin Tokioka, June Uyeda (cor. Ozawa (2nd v.p'>, Ron Nakayama, Phil Na· a nd Lou,se Koike (rec. sec.) loading and monltor Inltru• OLD FRIENDS-We were met at the airport by - PC Photo by Steve Doi. ment.. wblle In flight. Sam and Aya Koru who we've known almost as long as we can remember. Sam grew up on the street next tIe ...... 63lI U8- S:l-12II to the one where my family lived. He was all of 12 JOt Ohash1-Mako Murakamt. Seat- Mayor Aliot o to head Ie ...... 1130 S12- 44-1211 years old and I was 14 the year we and a bunch 01 THE AGED, MENTALLY ILL CALLED JACL nationals ragtime doubles Bill D'l.uhl .. Bob Namba, Seattle other neighborhood teenagers lVent to Alaska to work S. F. festival parade ...... 548 689- _1m for the summer in a salmon cannery. I won't tell you se~f~e:r1~~~ H~tl{f~-~ar~ ~; SAN FRANCISCO - Mayor molo. HawaU. lZ75: Gary Lee ... when that was, because we're getting to the stage 'REJECTEES' BY GEN ERAL PUBLIC won by Ken Tome, Larry Kunishige Lany Kuniahlge. HawaU. 12'15; where we're a bit sensitive about age, but it was be· Joseph Alioto was n a m e d Jlrand mar s hal ot the San ra~y D ~nl<~nzo~l~h~:!!l.~· J:: fore the tock market crash. (Special to Paclllc CItizen) lhat only experts can deal Frhncisco Nlhonmachl Cherry SEATTLE - Throughout the doubles score was turned In w311, 1271; Bob Matsumoto - Tael We talked about this on the drive from the airport CLEVELAND - The old and with them exonerates the pub· Blossom Festlvai parade to be week of Mar. 4-9 at Imperial by a pair from Hawaii, Ken 1;~~ii~'nk CA1::S'u°bu. l §~ ~a~~& ~ co and Seattle. 1265: Barry Kl.. into Seattle and Sam's daughter, Kathy, who is also the mentally ill are rejectee., Iic, which then keeps hands held Sunday, Mar. 31, I p.m. Lanes where lhe 22nd Nation· Tome and Larry Kunlsbige, muu - Gene SOva, HawaII. 1281. 12, found it hard to believe anyone could be mature In the opinion of Dr. Toaru off. Not enough money is spent aI JACL Bowiing Tournament who finished with 1349. In the Lanny Chinn-Joe Ohaahi, Seattle. The parade climaxes the 1261: Ken Arasato-Da.ve lUnno. enough at that age to leave home and go off to work Ishiyama. research associate at on these hospitals". three·day lestival 0 pen I n g held sway, bowlers relaxed by ntixed double and women', S~attle. 1281; Ken Arasato ... Dave About 25 pct. 01 the patient. competing in the rag tim e ragtime category, FumJ Yama· Kanno. HawaII. 1260. for a couple of months. Malter of fact, it is hard for Cleveland State HospItal. Mar. 31, 1 p.m. Joe Ohashi-Ruye FujJ. SeatU.. me to believe that we did things like that and sur. The oneUme Cleveland JA· at Cleveland State are 65 or doubles - oniy event where saki and Dick Yamasaki ot 2l8: Mas Toga!ht-Tony Faria. Ra• The parade climaxes the w*U. 1258: Don OhaShl . GeOr~e Na- vived to talk about it. till, in those davs almost CL president was addressing older and tn one mental hos· three·day Ie. t I val opening one's handicap is considered Seattle p a Ire d to win with pital In Wisconsin, the per· In the final count. 1317. k~~~:~. ~~a~~Ur~~~e~:tfe'. ~ everyone we knew did that sort of thing and DO one the 14th annual meellng of Mar. 29 at the new Japanese ~oy . 'the Golden Age Center reo rentage is 60 pct. Some of the There were numerOus pairs Highest serle. in tbe rag· Tamanaha .. T. Faria. Hawaii h Cultural and Trade Center. 1252: Bryan Ueda .... Ken Namimahu. t ought It strange or unusual. cenlly. Cleveland State oider - adult and the scores ran from torrid time was a 689 rolled by Bob San Jose and Santa Clara. 12.50; Aya, whose maiden name was Somekawa, grew He s.ud society approaches patients are being prepa.red Don Ohaahl~ B art Okada. Seattle. to sad. The top men', ragtime Namba ot Seattle who was 1249; Dave Kanno-Edwin Hiraki. Up in Portland, Ore., with my wUe, Alice. It seemed older people from the stand· lor a return to the community 'Porpoises' subiect of teamed with Bill Thashl, fin• Hawatt. 1244; Mickey Row e. lIfu Datural that Aya should be Alice's maid of honor when point of hygiene - keeping through Golden ' Age Center Ishing seventh with 1281. Nakashima. L.A .. 1243. we were married. After a couple of years, when they them. altve as long as posSlbie. activities two days a week. W LA JACL, Earth 5ci m eet San Francisco JACL RAGTI.ME ?'toDXE D DOUBLZt MEN'S RAGTrME DOUBLES F'umseal ttYI.aIMSa.... kI .• •. D634'CksS3:al!':l"'13k11' discovered nothing terrible had happened to us, Sam But It ~e,l(lects helpmg the 70 Dr. lshjyama believes that LOS ANGELES-Dr. Kenneth h I h' '1 bl K~~HT~.~ . e: .~~. 5~u:~~~I~M:9 - 1 and Aya decided to get married too. It must have or .80.) ear·old grow psycho· older people in general shOUld Norris, associate prolessor ot SC 0 ars Ip a val a e A b Fun I G Fa I S M~~~Yte~a.~ .• : . S4T09m6'r6>:INI4-am b ~ k d til' hl Th' till'· • d d I logIcally and mtellectually. be encouraged to gain more 't.:e: ..... ~.: ..~~~ 627~f~~~i3 Mary Fujlta.Joe Kobayashi, S~ wor e ou a fig ey re s marne, an 0 Society emphasize. youth in power through group action Zoology at UCLA and noted SAN FRANCISCO _ AppU• Joe OhashJ·Don Ohashi. Seattle tle ...... 595 591 - ~1 27 ' each other. countless ways. lesearch In the field of por• .•.... , ...... 576 668· ~l29a Fum! YamasakJ·Tosh FunaJ. Seat.. and "not w.ut lor handouts". poioe. will speak on thjs sub· cants for tbe ninth annual San K:'~U~~.~ . t . ~ ~ . ~ . $~~o~n:; Ja~:t iiO;j,jjima":B~ ~~J tD~ • • As tor men t a I hospitals, Dr. Ishlyamll has been ap· ject to the West Los Angeles Francisco JACL scholarship Gordy Blral·Sbtg Watanabe. Seat- ver ...... 436 653·11.2-1.151 lshlyama calls them "true pointed to the Nahonal Insti• award of $250 s h 0 u I d call BOWLING BANQUET-The reason for our trip psychological ghettos". The tute of Mental Health, was an J ACL Earth Science Section 47~~~~k~0~~~~~A~d ~'al~ wa. Albany. 1237: Mary Fujlta- to Seattle was to speak at the awards banquet of the associate In psychology and a IU1 d Chapter on April 5, 7:30 George Yamasaki at 434-0171 patients there are labeied "dif· p.m. at the Stoner Recreation during business hours or 921- Packing plant burn. 22nd annual JACL bowling tournament. The bowling lerent, .tranJle and danger. fellow at Case Western Re· I~~~s~ar.~:: tA~~eiJ,~~ : Center, 1831 Stoner Ave. 6384 in the evenings. FULLERTON - The biggest Nakawatase·Don AO)d, L.A .• 1229; took place at Imperial Lanes operated by Fred Takagi ous''. be said. "The notion serve University. ~rl ~~~;~ ~~~~t~.e~~~ and the banquet at the Olympic run by Western In· It i. open to a hlgh school commercial building tire In senior of Japanese ancestry tbls city's history leveled the mento and HawaU. 1227: Mary .Fu- ternational Hotels. If anyone was surprised that the j1ta-Les H • Seattle, 12Z7. Crenshaw festival graduating tbis year (winter Western Marketing Co. pack. Pat Tan Okamoto. Seat ... skinny kid who never said very much had come back LOS ANGELES - The Nisei or 5ummer class), who intends Ing plant owned and operated ~u.~eit =:II ~O~~ ( to his home town to address a banquet, he didn't say PSWDC art show for Sa nsei high school M"'Tlorial VFW Posl 9938 Ori• to attend college in the fall by Genii Kawamura of Hunt· f.:zB~:~~~@r~e~~~il~ l~e:t~re: It loud enough for me to hear. and i. a resident ot San Fran• Ington Beach, at 133 E. Wal• entai Sum mer Festival at 1217; D t 8 t!. e Nakawalase .. Dave The banquet, and the tournament as well, were Crensbaw Square will be beld cisco. Win D e r will be the nut St. this past week. Dam· Hule, Stattle. 1214; Torno Mizuk:1· Dick Yamasaki. Seattle. 1212: Fu• staged smoothly in typically efficient Seattle style. students set; entries due Apri l 20 July 18-21, according to Bill chapter's nominee tor the Na• age was estimated at $350,- m! Yama.sakl-George Funat, Seat• The daoce aftenvard gave us an opportunity to reo FuJi mor!, chairman. tional JACL .cbolarshlps. 000. U., 1208. new acquaintances with scores of friends we hadn't LOS ANGELES-JACL chap• Competition will be In three seen since before the evacuation, friends too numerous ters are contacting Sansei high categories: to name here. What impressed us, though, was the scbool art students, urging 1 - Charcoal, collage, oll, way the orchestra leader was able to pronounce Japa· th~m to enter the ann~aI Pa• pasters, pen & ink, tempera, nese D3lJ)es without a slip. Either he was very well clfie Southwest DlstTlCt art water c61o¥: 2-terAI\Uc~, fab· briefed, or the Nisei around Seattle have been doing show to. be held May 4-5 at ric design, jewel r y design, ao awful lot of dancing recently the HaCIenda Hotel, 525 N. sculpture; 3-Commercjal and . Sepulveda, El Segundo. graphic arts, posters, advertis• Japan Entry blanks are avaUable Ing layouts, etc. - . from the chapters and must Ohno pointed out contest· los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. be returned to Ama Ohno, ants must either be Jr. JACL· ers or children ot J ACL memo - Complete Insurance Protection - 2007 Barry A ve., Los Angele. 90025 by April 20. No fee is bers. Paintings must be fram· Alh ... Inc. A9Y .. Aihar.·Om.',u·K.kil •• 11 A S. S.n Pedro. 628·90A 1 being asked: cash prizes, tro· ed and ready to be bung. Size Awaits An.on Fujioka A9Y., 321 E. 2nd, Suile 500 .. 626·4393 263·31109 Is immaterial. Students enter .. fun.kosh l In" Ag y., Funllkoshi·Kagawa.Manaka·Morey phles and ribbons are being 218 5. S.n P. dro.... _ ...... _ .... 626·5277 .462-]406 awarded. Students may submit Ing the exhibit are to be reo Hirohata In •. A9Y., 354 E. lst... .._ ...... _ ... 628 1215 287·8605 three entries, but an entry sponsible tor bringing their Japanese Cultural own work to Hacienda Hotel You Inouye In,. A9Y., 15029 Sy lv.nwood Av • ., Norw.lk ...... 864·577 4 blank is required for each Joo S. Il,no & Co., 31811 E lst 5...... _...... 62<1 ·0758 Item. by non, May 4, and to take It Torn T. /to, 669 0.1 Monle. P."'d.n ...... 794·7189 681-4<111 back by 2 p.m., May 5. I. and Trade Center Minoru 'Hi.' ""'~9at', 1497 Rock Haven, Monterey PMk ...• 268· 4554 Contestants may specify a Stc •• N.k,ji, 4566 Cent,nel. Ave ...... _ ... 391·5931 837-9150 price if the work is for sale. S.to In •. A9Y., 366 E. lst 51 ...... _ ...... 629·1425 261 ·6519 The lirst annual PSWDC Formal Opening 'and Dedication Cin cinnati slates art show held last year proved I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , to be a conversation piece, eli• citing interest to continue the It was seven years in planning and constructiono spring ca lend ar J ACL - sponsored art sbow in March 28 "A Life Time Opportunity" May of eacb year. Now, see th is magnificent architectural masterpiece-San Francisco's first CINCINNATI-Many hours of major cultural and trade center. Walk the covered malls and concou'rses. p I ann i n g and construction went into the J ACL float en• Visit the unique Bridge of Shops. Watch Japanese craftsmen demonstrate tered in the St. Patrick's Day l.A. nu rsing home parade in downtown Clncln· traditional arts and crafts. Thim take a peek at a genuine teahouse, nati last Sunday. a splendid rock garden, the 14-story, ultra-modern Miyako Hotel, the beautiful JAPAN Robert Sherry and Charles constru ction looms Longbottom, float co-chair• Suehiro Restaurant and more. Parking facilities for 800 cars ... A three-day 40-DAY SUMMER men, utilized a cherry blossom theme to decorate the entry. LOS ANGELES-The Bank of Nihonmachi Cherry Blossom ,Festival follows the dedication. America is willing to loan The cbapter bas scheduled STUDENTS TOUR Its Spring Potluck dinner at $400,000 to provide necessary the attractive new St. John's funds to start construction of The Center covers three square blocks off Geary Street Unitarian Church, on Satur· the Keiro Nursing and Con• valescent Home, it was an• betw~en Laguna and Fillmore ••• day, Mar. 30, 6 p.m. Karate nounced by James Mitsumorl exhibition and movies for the $998.00 children are being program• Mar.7. med. The loan is b e i n g made ° INCLU DE All FRO M WEST COAST through BotA's Washlngton• With the Japanese Wive. Western brancb manager Sam Assn. providing the program, June 26r 1968 Departure Fukushima. the cbapter Issei recognition Mitsumorl, ch.urman ot the From Los Angeles will be held on Sunday, April City View Hospital board 01 21, I p.m., at the Downtown trustees, pointed out the tight Ulmp letely escorted, 70% of me. Is, ,II transfers, good YWCA. money situation for the past accommodations, tickets, sightseeing and the finest JapanfSl Chapt.. Is also active in the I'roftsslonal professor instructor. limited membership so reser• Jlh year necessitated the hla• vations must b. made early. Write for detailed Itinerary. committee to celebrate the tus 01 the project. 50th year of the Citizenship Donations and fund·raising Council, which is sponsoring activities have raised $147,000 PAY-LATER PLAN i,.lso.vail.bleat 5%. For an International Gala on May Instance, a down payment of $198 is made (minimum down and the balance of $68,500 reo Is 10%) on tne above tour, leaving .In unpaid balance of 11 at the Sheralon Gibson. qwred for the estimated $612,- S800. Payment On loan at 12 months is $70 per month 500 project Is being assumed (tot. I .mounl of note being 5840); at 18 mon,h, is $47 .77 by the hospital corporation, "If month (lot,1 amount of note being 5859.86); at 2.4 months ltagtime doubles City View Hospital director IS 536.66 per mon,h (tot. I amount of note beIng $870.84l. Edwin Hiroto added. There are no other charges. at San Jose slated Pie... lend ~ det.lled In10rm,tlol\. SAN JOSE-The local JACL Save Time & Money M called the automobile ~R' helped to .. ovn· ~hO:ft~II~~rl~O lIAI!'8Ar~hi.fl(l\'vn t~yldt ~~~~ IlnlUar bdorl!' thl!' ABC and thl! 10 havf/ ~::e ~~~Ie"ct~~n~o t'tWal!'cr~ln~tll~~ was born a SmJth or a Moran lulianl.. .oclot~'. nd the oRel."" question from the yeAr pos!r;I~I~? WISC nnd soulI'ht the bren Who would hR\!1II ,cRulalinns chRn.ed. Bath were bee'HIRc of rACI!' IIInd rRce alonl'. or a BerqUist? Or even adopt• of FORD ho. be.n: Can you r.ally teU the gUY and hi. Ral thnulhl thAI we. Nhsel. would In turned down. just as nur pArcnt. wl!'re, no m.t~ tim(' hAve thl!' l'it'ourltv And th(l Thpt klc.ked thin,. ott. The lcr how well ~duclltt'd we wert'. ed into your family? by thp "wheels" he drives? dtluence to travel frnm "n partl tollowlnl J.nuuy the New Ju• nn matter hnw pro.perou., no ~t'. lake six different types of .Ars, .ee how they match nf thl!' Unit('d Statu Rnd spend A jt.f''\' etO flied ault alatnst ABC mAtter hnw well we IPoke the So what do you really do to \\!CH'k enJo;vlnJl ourselvt'S 1\1 aome· to' trv to preuent thl!' ABC tour• the children you discriminate and where do )'OU f1t7 Honda anyone' thUla: 11kI!' " bowHnR loumament? n.ment from b",lna: hl!'ld tn At• ~~flll~,. I~~~~~("J; ~~~Iede~re'd 1) This dri\'~r wanb expO~Ul'e to dlffel'e.nt \\,8'S of llv• WeB, thf' ehanRcs thRt mAke lantic City becaule ot rAoh,1 dl.· Job opportuniliu .. vtn thouCh against' You make them hale aU thll ~OUlblt' just didn't hap· criminAtion. The ABC mC!C:I w .... we had the f'duclltlnn and the their parents; you make them lilli, h.'s ready, willin!! and eager to .xp.rlence new things. plt'ktt('d. and Amon~ the plckeh MAN ~\I:~5('11~'!~iv~d~rfA~~n~"n~ .kllls thlll were brlna lou,lhl. WI!' :S~wRre oC thb fickle (orel.rn car drlver lor in R lew years f:cnto':i CI~~, Drli;1"es~~~f~R o:hI!'Nr.~PA~~~~ could not buv home!! oul.lde the hr.te themselves: you make GENERAL LEt.~ wish to rAke over cnld ashes, but Oriental Rhetlol!". The crowninR them want to change an im• he'll b. Itching to drive a tank ,i.e auto with all tho trim• think b.ck with ml!' a (ew dl!'c· American Cltllen~ Leftgue tndlJj:nllv. the crutlnl vll)laUon miDI!" .speclaUy oHer marriage and R f.w child .. en. But InN~1 ~v t~lrRI~:ee.nrr;o B\':~:t~r of our civil rlRhls. was the mUll possible situation. ~v~e:n ~~o!!":o! u~::'W~~i ~~~~I!' y:~~~ IncRrceration, nn tht' bASi. of while younlt his favorite area is mount8inous, hls favorite ped 1n \0 the American "enion =~~~AI!'J~~I\IP~~J:! ~~t ~rf~e- BJ:~~ rnce Rinne, nl Japancl~ Amerl· Therefore, you drive them color is green and his favorite girl is Hearthy." of eoncentration CAmps - hu• COOlI on thl!' ILOmewhRt IIIhakv to various forms of insanity, manHarlan liS they wue. we W(lI'e• tornlll "tatc tournAment fIlth('r grounds of mllltRry nfOc(lultv. A, R~ e~­ "ub~tltu le 2) Thf! next driver is very particular 8.$ wen agg .. ~tlll behind barbl!'d wlr(l - (nr thAll R CAucasian tot R rc.ult, WI!" wl!'re hu.lIed out ot or to riots, or to 8uperCiciaJ atve, spoiled and intensive, but highly complex. The .lInl"roy no other rl!':ason than th",t our a Nllel member of the Icnm. ThRt Qur homes, thrust fnto com})oundl c han g e s like strai~htening forefathers hAd migrated to thl!' NI~tl WIllA Goro "E'ndo, now II chet behind barbed wires, AURrded bv dEN driver has the desire to be worldly and unconventional H~~le~hR~ta~~~ l~n~ni:fo~run~s n~j At th .. l'cstRuranl and. incldentR)• troops In wfltch1QwcI"I, and their hair, undergoing plastic bUl unlike the foreign car driver prefers the security of bo• t\', pre!lldpnl this YO""" ot the dented the rl.ht 10 hear eharael eye, nose and breast surgery, CRtI!': had b('come ",n enemy, The ~~:;I~e!n cgr8~~!',sot r ~~u;~pane.e RgRlnst us. to fRce nur aCCUlera, ing R conventional big shot. His favorite place Is the beach, 1!'\,:\cuaUon \\ as a grim t"xperlence .. Bill Hosokawa or to have our d"y In court. and buyinR and applying o( the favorite color blue and the favorlt. girl I. a subUe Indeed, but fortunRtely we had ABC Olsqul\lIncl Nt.. ",' Team WI!'Il, All that I. chana:ed now tons 01 bleaching creams. tAlth In our country Rnd Ih prln .. dillnn! In Rn ('xlr('m .. ly unpleR'• tn a ncar·mlrAouloua awln. ot reol behlnd-the-scenes driver. Thlll segtember. the ABC noll· lint and uncomrortable! environ .. What have you really done? cIV:I!'~s ~~11 ~: t~Tld orJ:~~I'!;~8 thAt thl" pendulum, WI!' have wnn a 3) Here's a driver who appreciate. long hair, jo ••, W, C. You have de.lroy.d a part of lQW \\Ie nlocated from those camps ~I~~n th~Ag~~tnfn B$~~lm: fh·:~ctt ~~~~ ~~rR~~e~~~~r:~ln~l:c~~h~ ~ar~a~ur~rs~h: 1~" ~~c~rrt;:n[,~h~~~ Fields, underground movies, and females who think for Into the communities of the would be Ineligible tor tourn.· are the primary targets ot the humanlty-a part of America 475 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-1. Mountain states, the MldwC!St and ~:;. dAO;'It~~ t:le I~~e~l~f:~":d M:~ themselves. In his Volkswal'en, this driver pre(el's whole• ment pav because- It Included A blgotrv that rem.lns to pollon New Chinatown • lot .lng,lto Ihl!' East wHh lItUe more thRn tenm ot Nbc!' That leam Includl!'d fe~s~~~: r ,,~r:n~r e~'f,e~IO~,,~ ~~~L AmericR We. It we de!'IIre. ran t.OJl\. girls, the good-kid types that go for the guy behind our God-given skllls .nd a wlll• Tak ShlbuYll, Tommy NlImbR, •• Ignore'! the Itrull'al~. ~njoy our Banquet Room for AU OcwkNII the "'heel not the whee! behind the ~ '. Look for him ,"• InRne:~ 10 work. It I, w('11 to tell Floyd YAmamoto. Berb Furub returned Irom II patrol throuJeh I'l!'cuMtv, grow prosperous and Gardena Okazu.ya ourselvell that with virtually and Mud TsuchlkAWA. most of the rice paddlu with a platoon hope thl" probll"m will go Away. door. with his tweed and studying with the girl who knows nothing. we rl!'turned to nur pre· whom wer~ war veteran. who of South Vletnaml!'!l!'. There WflS war hom~ on t.h(' coast And had !\erued with the 442nd Relfl. Nlmv mud on his trousers Itnd NIs"1 Rol ... Tnda.y Salmln, Okazu, Suihl, T,Tlyalel how to shifL forged a lArge measure of I!'e.o· mentAl CombRt Team In EuroPI!" Haw.lian Food-FrI.. s.t. & Sun. nom ic security, and a \'ery huge ~~k:'d8~s ~~rs:JI~~~ d~e;ril~V·ha~! Or. on the other hAnd. we who 4) Here's the latest fad tinder, flckl. enough to Indulge ~;rvi~!h t~hfh:1~~~Jlc , lnteIllRcmce haw· a ""peclal underatBDdlnJ.! of OROEItS TO TAKE OUT him~t!lf measure of soclRI Acceptance. lunch, ror he: was scheduled to in whatever strikes his faney, he's shy. likes to be go out on another patrol that ~!~Il p~lr~~!;'arr::~:i1!n~~~O~~h !~~ one of the crowd. If you don't know him by narne you Our Many Friends Rt~:l s~~r~fh~~st.?n~~~:IR:~~~o:, very aftcrnoon HI!' said hto had Ed Ind Ida Kunimihu, Owners (If bear th~ aCRra or struggle, we (Formerly of Honolulu) ,vould swear it was Horace 'Vink. The mustanJ:'er judges wholSe ('olumn t used to read a fAmily In Colorado. He told me who know the meftnlng of fru· hA~u~n~~~' ~:I~~~..!~1\~~alt~~~e-~~ T he~ , that he WIIS neArlnR tht end of thing~ fRlthtU.lly whl"n lived took ~ervlce stratlon and blACk gloom. can 14903 S, W.,'ern Avo. on appearance, especially his own. He's a fun hosl and In gouernment. starting with the up the bRttle for fair play. He hili vear's In South Vlc-t• t Wa r Relocation AulhorUy, who AttACked the ABC polley with nam And aa much AI' hI" would ~~e c~~nt~~tI~; fr:J t~~ ahn~~~n~ Glrdono - DA 3·2379 8 desirable guest who loves parties. HIS locale is 8 campus, like to RO home, h('. WIUI plRnnlnJe helped clear the WRY ; friends In f~e~!r;:u~~~r :ondhl~I~~f~orT.~a~~: to the knntty, emollon·r1dden, in• with his favorite color red, his moody girl I. frust.rated and ~~~~~~s l~ndsc~~!'ts~llm: O{~~~ to volunteer lor another tour Or credibly complex luul!'l that bar loves fastbacks. Seattle Bowlin, Association uk· duly The lun bcnt down lind the way to R full rcallzatlon ol and the YWCA. the Society o( ed ABC for a chan~e ot policy Ihe- riles buzzed, nnd 1 wal very 5) Inwardly frightened this driver needs the look of suc' FrIends and countless other Rnd thl!' Boeing BowllnR A15nct• uneomlnrt&blo, J WAS mOYed to ~~mgl~r:iXI. RT~e ~~gr:~~lt~er~~~ e... s 10 feel people can't see his fear o( failure. This BMOC• groups possessing a soolal con• allon voted to defy ABC Rnd re~ 18k him why he wanted to stay U5 require not only thc P8s.slve lIclousness. Ilnd RmonR hundreds atn the- Nisei team by A vote ot nn In VictnAm. Cantonese Cuisine Bil" lIIan on Caddy-although needing to establish some and thousands of Amerlcam; of good will, but th" Active uniled good will. The magnificent record re~!~~~~y ~ ·a ra~ . OfB~g~,~~ The "'rtJ!nd In Ne-ed errort nl all American •. ~ecurlly Is blunt, forward and comes on with no holds I .. and sacrillce of Nisei tlahUna was honored at the awards ban· "WeU:' ht! aald thoughUully, Ladles and gentlemen, t us barred onCe a foothold is gained. When he gets a girl, he men in European And Pacific "the ~1!' pe-ople here In thtl country not fouet that we had friends batUerlelds dramatized our lOYAl· ~~~~~v,:::~t t~~s ' Nh!~~na~e;eA~~ In our time of nced, whether our HONG KONG LOW keeps her and when she begins to think he needs her• ~~~,IOh~e:l J!~tlell~fll:,g ;~d t~~~ problem wa. the rlRht to live SUI; well, she becomes a fast dropout This tycoon thrives in a ~';.da~an~~rhft~f:; ' h~~~lw:n Rl~~ 1958 free American. nr our dt'slre to A month later thl!' Women's know 80 lI1Ue . ] fl"(li that. as an be able to bowl on an equal New Chinatown metropolis with his favorite yellow color. home front Bowling Association In Rock Amerlcnn I have a responsibility Let me tell you about a 1)er· Sprlnfrs, Wyomlnll". voted to with• to do everything J can to help basis with olher clllzens, Let UI Lo. Anlel •• 6) In the final category is our proud. loud, reverse snob. sonal experience, the kind of ex• draw rrom the WTBC because the them, Rnd It l(lRchlnJe them to not lorlet the meaning or Rratl· The jalopy driver has rich friends but puts them down. He's perience that I know man~' of fight lor th('lr freedom I. what tude. Let us remember that to• 452 Gin Ling Way ~t~, K~~[r~~ J:~!~I~::.IOt~1!' bs"un~ I CAn do but, that ouaht to be day. many of our fellow Amerl· the super tix-i(· upper. He's patient. genUe and a handy guy ;:;~rtf~n Ali~~ ~·~il;t a~~Pfe~~~ cans. less fortunate than we have MA 8·6217 SANTA ANA, CALiF. Times, II leading Chicago news· my contribution to thrlr welfare. been, In urllent need ot to have around. Natural habitat is the garage, his favorite our youn, son moved to Des papl!'r, In simple justice aWlU'dl!'d There'~ A job to be done hl!Te are (South of Dlsneylantll Moines. in t.he 5tate of Iowa, from diamond achtevement medal to and I don't fel!'l qulte rlJfht about friends. We who have been re• a cipients or 50 much encoura,e· 3 8anquet Rooms: 30-250 ~Ior black. HIs favonte girl is faith1ully helpless. the Jieart Mountain Relocation Frank Kebo whose !tOO «arne WII walklnR aWAY frnm It" Center 1n Wvomlng At first we not recognizt'd by the ABC, me.nt al well as persecution, '0 Tea Cake lunches from 10 I.m. lived In a rented house, not ,. He finished hilt lunch, picked much mOTal baeklnlt 81 well as • • • Fair PI.:y for Bowltrs up his rlne, and f>xcu5cd hlmseU brlckbala. lurelv can extend A A Good Plact to Eat So now you've heard of the descriptive categorization of ~:U-~ii~~:rw ~ . ~~ir~blto~;:ce~h~~! 80 he could RO out on patroJ rue~fi;g arrs~~~ when the oppor· Noon to Midnigh t (Closed Tues.) " Ilx per:sonality typ.s that affect the machine as the machine we could Jive as tree Americans. By lhls time things were pret- Again . Ladles and Rentiemen. thla ~ Alter some months we decided to ~~y w7~~o~tl~re~a~Po'n:rdc!~~~~; Amt'rlcRn soldier was a NeRro, ...... 10 too influence the driver. purchase a home. We had a little born tn the Deep South, denied a ba~~~e . rOa~~ ~IOJ~~~h~~~~ !e~ka~~ lor Fair Play In Bowling was decent education, perhaps eyen fellowship nnd competition, I • • Which driver were you. or are you in a category or your money saved, but not quite e~tabJl5hed and met In WashJn«· would like to urge you to look be• : HIDEAWAY : LemJs Cafe o,,,,,-unicycle, fast walker. hitch-hiker, bus rider "ad m• gro~::en tO~r t~~htdo~~dfeal"d~~~ Ion. Among membe.rs oL the com- tOnd your own narrow concerns, mittee was Hila Okada 01 Salt IKel Rln Low) finitum"? lars. so we borrowed A little more Lake City. then national presl· t~sJ!~t tt~~ ~I::'!n~ ~~~~:; ~~ : RESTAURANT : and dosed the deal. REAL CHINESE DISHES The people who lived next door dent of the JapanHe American naUon. For our pecuJlar back• to our new home- werl!', as YOU ;!\Iz~~e~'~:' ~~nec,t,~ltge c~!~ ground and our unique ex perl· • • 320 E. 1st.. Los Angel" San Jose offering ence provides us with an oppor· : : can Imagine. not a little worried represented by Mike Monoka and . Phone Orders Taken tunltv to help our country and ~~~ , ~ tl!':nlf~os~~c~in~t tn. "J-M::; Sam Ishikawa who spoke up on our lellow Amerleans. In " way MA 4·2953 called the local oUice of the War behaU or more tha.n 2,000 Nisei that no others Cltn. : BUCKY'S : Sounding Board Jeffrey Matsui Relocation Authority. and I ltUeS! ~~~II!'~e I!h!~trire::lntteln!e~~ four scholarships Let me auure- you, this la no they were properl\' assured that pipe dream_ Do not make the • • UUlllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllUllllllllllnllllUlIlIlIlIIlIlIlIIlIUlIlIlI1II we weren't dan~erous spin or r,~:ap~rl~. t~,s t~~~e~aft°Jbe~i :• C.ntonese Cuisine •: I ' .. ~ti~I~~~. ofy~~e~-::etA~falyOf'::r o~ saboteurs. WeU. the day before • Ameriun Oi.he. • we moved in these neighbors had H . Humphrey. 1 am happy to say SAN JOSE--Four scholarships eomplishment. your ca~aeity for KAWAFUKU mowed and trimmed the Jawn of ~~e~~ ~e 1~~~to~~!n~:r~Lo:O~~; to outstanding high school our new homl!'. And the- da)' we ~r;:i've o~OO!IllAsk:epw ~~ ~inJ •: 1482 Sutter SI. (nur Gough) : • 5\;y.\; - T,m",. mO\'ed in they ca1Jed' on us to various turns agreed la nlse seniors of Japanese ancestry that aIfhOUgh we are a nalion ot Sui!li - Clckl~lls welcome us into the neighbor• h'!:'~it~~. support the National oC Santa Clara County are be- 200 mUllon, America needs the :So. Fr.ncisco Tel, 776.4900: hood. energle~ Nisei Dilemma-II 51~J ~J!cr.re~: H~aa~'lth~e:~: skUls. the and contrl· 204% E, 1st .st" UnforCl!'ttable E:.:perl,ence ing oUered by the San Jose bullons of eve.ry last one ot us. : : papers, in New York and Chi. JACL. They are: and we Nisei must not be found . L,A. MA 8.90S4 My wife aDd I have Dever for• wanting. cago. canceUe.d their sponsorship 1-S300 San Jose JACL. 2---$20() Thank you very much for your •: Luneheon.Dinner Family Style:• , lolten th13 experience. These 1.11"ft'. Chlye NaQshl~ TbiJ colwnn 1. not unfamiliar with the determination b~[el~!"J!~ fri!t~ac~t t~~ th~~ y ~!Ilt~~WMnr Ctg~am~~esseS!O~ ~~Y~::~01;Lke~s/I~; \~~::O kind a1lenhon. • Banquet up to 80 Persons • ~e ~shl ~11I1I1I1I1I 1I1II1I1II1II1II11I1I1I1I1II1II1I1I1I1II11II1I11 liostrss and sacrifice of the Issei generation, nor the sacrifice and disappointment thltt nation'. H . Taketa. MemorlaJ. ~el~ t~u;:: t~~~eir~:~eto o~~~ • Open 11 a.m.·IO p.m. • accomplishments of the older Nisei. In iact. much space has b~!lfne, I \our~~~sfrifehiso~~or~~ Recipient of the top award I thelr way in a strange eonununl• droppeCl_ "But:' he said, and 1 will be the chapter's nominee = JIMMY HING'S =: Closed Mon. : been used here to encourage knowledge of our heritage and ty under extremely strained cit• gr"

Harry Mann Chevrolet ••••••••••••••••••••• 949 N. Hill Street 943 Sun Mun War tOpposlto 951 N. 8dwyJ Los Angeles S735 So: Crenshaw Blvd, NEW CHINATOWN - LOS ANGELES MA 6·2285 West Wind Yosh Hotta m Lrn: ,r;~8L MA 6·8723 Los Angeles 294·6101 ~ ~ Closed Mondays 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 l ANAHEIM, CALIF. Glne at Southern California's Most ExqUisite Shangrt·LI Room a § Cocktails - Banquet Rooms ."J- JA 7·5176 , ~ Harold Goertzen, Res. Mgr. ~ HAWAIIA: v~~~b:: TAINER5 Between Disney land and Hair Cuts Empire Printing Co. j Knolt's Berry Farm EVENINGS: WED. TO SUN . A #/P/;'9 I ~ ~ COMMERCIAL and SOCIAL PRINTfNG -----•'"''"',.. .. """'"'tOttOt .... CANTONESE CUISINE English and Japan!se I ASK FOR i-:~:dles I Kay Kurimoto • 8ento I Privatf Paf\I~. Cocktails. Banquet FaclllllH 1_ . ~14 ~e~e':..~~" :o~ A:g~': . ~2 8~060 Tempura ~ Sake ~ Beer i Of all the various vexations that are visited upon sutter• _._.MA ._1 Discount on All 3899 Crenshaw, Los AngelM AX 3-8243 ing parents, the worst might b. the length of their son's '6'1 Olds and Used Can l AKEMI i hair and the school bussing o( their children. It's rather Boyd A. Pell!'rsoh OidsmobUe JIlJ Crenshaw Blvd., L.A.. I__ FOOO, TO TAKE OUT i f amusing to visil my crew-cut generation parents and see ROME OF THE NISEI BOWLERS CaU AX 2·0681 238 E. 2nd, LA. 688·8036. i their embarrassed look when their son with his locks flow• I -...I ing gently over hiS shoulders appear in view. Around Na• When in Elko • • • Stop at the Friendly tional Headquarteu, the trend seems to be not just how long, HOLIDAY BOWL but how much does it resembl. a porcupme. What the length 3730 CRENSHAW BLVD., L.A.. 16 CAL-VITA PRODUCE CO., INC. of a man's halr has to do with his ability as a person, J §t()ckrnen~§ don't know. Bonded CommiSSi on Merchants-Fruits & Vegetable. 174 S, Central A >e. L.A.-Whol... .!. Terminal Marke. What bUSSing has to do With the quality of education -In Wut Covin. Shopping Center near Broadway Dept. Store-- ;;; ~tA 2·8595, ~1A 7·7038, MA 3-4564 CAFE • BAR ' CASINO I don't know e1ther. Bul nothing seems to arouse the mothel'~ ~ more than to say that vile word. Ot course, the kids dODlt =iiiU1I1I1I1II11I1I1I1I 1I1I 1I1II1II1I1I1I1I1I1I1I1I1II1II Elko, N.vlcIa care ~ne way or the other. For example, there was a lot of HOLIDAY -STARDUST BOWL ' IIroanl1lg from one .tudent when the teacher kept pilin~ 1035 W. WALNUT PARKWAY, WEST COVINA on the geometry homework. " What's the mallert do you thrnk it's loo much?" a!llked the teacher. "Nol it's fine With I Eagle Produce me", said the schola.r, "it's just that I don't thmk that my dad can do all this toniJl(hl." 929·943 S, San Padro St. MA 5-2101 Th. cun-ent them. of the JACL, "execullv. reorganiza- Hovey-Dallas Chevrolet U tion 1& an attempt to cut oft the long hair 01 inerha and _ NN & Used Cars and Trucks _ Bonded Commission Merchants put tht JACL into a shiny new vehicle to go somewhere. 15600 S. Wutern Ave... Gardena. Calif.. OA 3 ~03 00 But It won't me.. " a thing unless the JACL membershlp FRED A. HAYASHI - Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables - feel. that dOl1lg all this mearu better service to him as a I Res. OA 7.9942 Los Angal.. 1 S member. iI,111I1I1I111I1II1I1II1II11I1II1I1I1II1I1I1I1II11II1Ii1ll1ll1'11II1II11I1II1I111I1II1111I1II1I'inlllllllllllllnlll1I1II1I1II1I1I1Ii<' ...... TOKYO TOPICS: Tllmotsu MurllYllmll PACIFIC CITIZlN-S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Friday, March 22. 1961 Where Is Ranald MacDonald's grave! Aloha from Hawaii - Business and - by Richard Glm. • EMPLOYMENT- So C.III. • EM PLOYMENT Profession. I Guida ------\ ~ leiter from archives peaks Interest 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITmllllllllnlllllllnlUlHIUlfIlUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUI Vlmlto Employment A!jItncJ HO to-1:.M ron l'f"vcrh' lIUI. VO\Ir Bu.n.,., yrd plated Job Inqulrltl Welcomt home- f()r bn~h~h : n C(lokhlM. Islander 10 die In Vietnam. A en. . Robin Luke, Punahou In tach h w e for 2' VrHk. at: "m. 202, ' 12 E h t St . l A .(!1\n~ l h(lUl\(.\work . L.h'('·ln OP- TOKYO-The Rl'chlveR or Ule J IIntl (MlnlmumJ. ___$2J !~ _ y(~n l ~XI~t1 1 t!~~ ~~I~~ l ~ ~n ' !~t : ~~ motlore Pen'Y'H time. younger bl'olhCl', Sg\. RobeI'I School graduate who won M. 4 282I N 1 Tt;~lI ' SN~'o'I T~ 0 enl'~. 9S~ N O.ltr 1W6~ Hh'ola I'esponded March 28, 0'(, vh\\\ ; Apply W. 3rd" L .A. J apanese FOl'cilln Orrtce con .. Andrade, wus killed Feb. 10. lame 8S a l!!Iinger and compos• 1'Ia I11\l"nAnt'C' tin,r. "'·$tdr .. 3.21 br MY'. Mltchl'l1 . tnln m rmy hlstol'icAI datu.. 1936, and confirmed MacDon• 1066, shortl y a flel' I he 25th er, Is now pursuing a career • Qfn'l. l'IttlCl hlnh:t, (lrCl" .• 3· .. .00 hI' menLc;: or intel'cst to the Jnpa.. ald's vl. ll ot J apan. The rec• Greater LOl An,.l.. Mdal Man, 'H t " •.• t 2~ wk COin , e n u'\L f!S T \ T. : A-Lo~ n lle 1c~ . Ilese Arnerica". or COlt l' E; C , Di vision " I-rl ved at Cu Chi In medicine at lhe Unlv. ot Ta ilor. a lt r ra t! om. dnln . Comm - ords or the TokugawB gOV(!)'I1- Both slaned In football du l'• Mi ssouri. He hopes to bave Elf\(' t{on . Ilf' . OrAfI ."nn 3&O-SOOhr 1) ,\ t..DwtN \ ' I ST \ , \\'t'st o t I.. some were destroyed during r mcnl showed MncDonald cOllle Flower View Ga rdens _ \ ~ t. tA"I. :\lt T r# rf: "S.. I...... •.• 600 BIl·n. Bcst (lorn('r \ If'\\, 3 II ld(,l. the war because or nit· raids IlI g Ihelr years In high school his M.D. degree by 197 1, and I to Hokkaldo on July 2, 1948, Bank robbery • •• Scn. IIlram L ••'on lf FLORISTS ~' ~ mtl~ ' r T~~ \\ t~r~ · ~h~:b) · "· : : ~A ~~ ;l ~~Y ~~'d · l~ o~ pe~l:i~v'H,~~ , Pl~ . b l ~ a nd tire. wants then go on to specialize in eye 1801 N. W. lf.rn Av.. <46f.7l73 where he WUB detained to be Honolulu Island Il crvlcemcn to draw surgery or plastic surgery. Art Ito ", .Icomel your phone or-. OF lr\T tRhST TO \\ OMhN flg.p$O. E\,flnhl'lI nnd \\' l.'l"kend. A. most (osclnatlng teller w ~ s s ell t to NagasakI. He l'ouline leave home and then The Lihue, Kaual. Hon,• .nd ""Ir. orders for to. Ana.'" ~ ~\ ~~ · t a~~f~r~\'I o ~t'~~(' J~ .~ ~:m :ttU ..... 051. - -- dated Nov. 13, 1934, trom J. lurned over to lile Dutch COII- .'ollr men ambushed Welden !~ i (R ~ ~C ~ , r ~ J' ~ . o ~ ( : ~~ . ) : : ~~ ~t oO ullou , b , manager or the go from here to Vi elnom when wanjl 1111 ..100 dedicated It, 1M eo REALTY • nANClIbS-.\(' IlE ,\ GE _ It'Tilton Horn of Mal·cus. 'Vash., sui as a Canadian navigator In Walalae branch or the Bank assigned Ihere wilhout having new S150,000 multi-purpose Acr."g. Comme rcial & InduI'rlai Gf'n ot ~ (;Irl. lI" rnun' ' .. !l.C'i4) -U6 70 "'\ C R} ~ HORSi': RANCH to COllsul Klyoshi Uchiyama 1849 wltb other aeamen l or Georgi lnagakl - Ike Mas.ok. depol'ta Uon. of Hawaii, Mal'. 5 and lorced to I'etum to Oakland It rst. To buildlng Feb. 2·1 . . . MayOr "568 CenljOlla, Los Angell. '9OOt6 ~~ !~~;!.:' o~ !l' r , , ~~~ : l ' ..l i :Jb?l~ I ~~I~: 0 : { ~!~ i~ 1ll~tic:!~l~. ~ ~I ~ ~ lu a ~~tt In Seattle rela tes the story ot make the return flight 10 Oak• Neal S. Blal,dell has reap• 397·216 - 397-2162 S a lf ~l lrI , p a~ tr~ ·. him to the ballk vaUlt, e.cap• Montt'bt'Uo . , 165 house N('Iu' cuunh'y club ,\ ROJ( Ranald MncDounld (see M al'. What will add impetus to Ing with $90,000. But the land berore going the oUIer poinled Ralph Yemlluku 88 ~~ ~r_:f$. 3 00:~ (' rr~ !> \~('~n ' l"~ 'I ~~~~~'t~roU: KOKUSAI INTERNATIONAL MACHINISTS --- J 7, 1967, PC, "Ye Editor's honoring MacDonald would be escape was short-lived as the way, many Islund men take chalnnan of lhe City Pension TRAVEL, INC. to restore his graveslte. men wel'e arrested UU'ee days commercial fli ghts and pay for Board . New appointees to the 240 E. ht St. 190012) MA 6-5214 TURRET r7~ . ~1 8 ~r ~~ J>:J~c ~iu · r~(~: dCTSkll'e')·lettel. 'V"S IOI',,'al'ded 10 JIm. Higashi, Bus. Mgt. T t'rl\\~, Brok C" r. K rl\' Dextrr. " The P ie. ror IIIa.Donald . later, thank. to lhe errectlve it out or the ir own pockets in board are Franel. Y. W. 3 ' ~ · 9 1H1 LATHES 1213) or 881 ·;681. lhe Foreigll 1\11nlsler Rold Hi- The Horn leller lollows: work ot the Honolulu PoUce order to spend more time wllh Kwoek. George Rodrlguu and NISEI FLORIST Any type or amount ot I'V """"""" ...... ""'* ...... ,.. 11'0la Lot' In vcsll fj( otion. (HI rote Honol'oble Sir: Dept. and the FBI. The men, famili es In HawaIi , Fong sold Aillsley K. lIlahlkoa ... Ho• In fh. Heart of III Tokio ~ l aJ. 328 E. 1st St., MA 8·5606 turrent lnthe experience was laler to be executed by 1 bea of ynu to place beron all Caucasians, were Larry .. . Raymond M. Oshima, ward D. H ole has been named Fred Moriguchi - Memb. Tel.flOf'. is at Interest to us. If you To kyo Aq uarium the War C I' 1m e s tribunal.) lour Most Honorable Superlora In BrowD. Cha dw ick B otaton. son ot the Susumu Oshima. o( "Engineer of the Year" by the I 01 D• o rl V:e~ l . l~ ~ \~ la l ~ o :' ~e : ~ . 't~~ r ! ~~ ~ Ant110U.1 B a rry DR . ROY M. NISHIKAWA. read blueprints. own your k.o,--Gold & Tro pical FI ~ Horn wan led lhe people J St. John nnd 45-112 Walko lua Rd., K aneo• Hawaii Sodety o( Prote ••l onal own tools and cnn work pun to honol' more widely the ~:: rl~: :~~ s ~lt~ r t~ ll~ ~ tI'ri: s y ~u ~a t) !K~ Bo,'lno. The robbery was the h c, has assumed command 01 Engineers. Recipients of one• 2~ ~e ~j.a 'g! ~ r Jn ( .f)o ~t a JL ':-'7':~ ·HOO W. Ad"",1 Blvd., L.A. Ule afternoon shUt. \\ h)' nume o( MacDonald, who was Iso lotcd notion to re. t of the olvll- biggest In Hawaii history .. . lhe 1982nd Communications year enj!lneering scbolarshlps Don T. Yano R[ S-7SSl not check with us on the lhe lirst Amel'lcall teacher 0 1 :~~~ t ';:ii : ~' ) ~~ l e~ \~ ~ e u~· ~ b o :~~ Squadron a t Ubon Royal Thai at the Univ. of Hawall, an• YAMATO TRAVEL IURIAU C lo~ ' u~~d .... Authorization lor 0 new Post 3 12 E. l SI St .• L .... (90012) p ossibility ot em p I 0 y • English in J apan belore Com- Inoludlng the rrresent time. I feel O(tice building for Pahoa, H a• AFB in Thail and. nounced by lhe socie ty. are MA "'-6021 t ment. You m~h t be sur• !~ rgu:h e e~~~ a ~ ro nh~~d k ~ ~~Y J ft~ :~ waU, has been announced by Kennelh M. S. IIfa rk. Ken• ------Accide ntal dea th prised at how valuable ~ ~ :l l ~~re "~ ~ ~~ 3t ~ ~ ~d ~~l"~ r~~~U~ ~ Rep. Pa tSY T. l\lln k, who h as neth T. Takemoto and David • Monter.y, Calif. your experience is. o\'erlastlng memorIal aa a tribute been advJsed that it will be J ohn E. Tengau, 17, son 01 Harada. to thl. man', deed. three times the size 01 the ADEL S , \ C n A ~l EN TO lhe Harold Tengans 01 Kaela• bO " ~ l t \ s ~r~e ~~ o~g l;l a~~t~~ ~ c~ ~n~h d e pre sen t bulldJng . . . Rep. Business personnel 10777 Vanowell, Inaml. Kenneth, 3: Madera. Feb. kekua on the Big Island, died ~o~~~~~ J~ a ~lIl~,r~p JS:or~: name ot Archibald MacDonald. Spark l\1 atsuna,a says the 01 an apparent head injury al• Amfac lnc. announced t bat R I• Burbank, Calif. J;nct. and. mother by the name P rln- southernmost comm unity in tnnmls And Ml1suJt I Ml\t.\loko.a. ter a tall at his home Feb. 20. deo Jdehara. became assistAnt An equal opportunity emplo,Yu Klhara. Yuki. 78 : Woodland. Feb. ~~~~~o nn dl ~ ' ~" ~~ e~ n~ )t ~ ~ ~dco~I~ ~~~ ~ ~Is~~ ~ iC; la r ~ nfl~~e .r P'll~ a ~~e ~:~! the U.S. is Naalehu, Hawaii, He was a senlol' at Konawoena ~7.~S h~ , h~ :s~k~, ~hJ ~ ~~kISh~:~ : ~r~i":n . t r ~ br'il ~ ~~: t§~:J :: ~r; ~rf:i and not Key West, Fla., as tora h .. promoted Robert YoUuda • High School ... 1111'S. You Goo 10 v.p. ror Kaual. He manages the Watlonville, Calif. OPERATORS ko"Ikenouye. Akiko Kondo. E'mi• thf' ~Ir th or Ranald. Thts ler811 y Key West tau\' guides are say- ko Shimada, left Ranald the sole heir to the I . Ho. 87, molher 0 1 IInancler ~ I :":: 3 ~~ n ~~. t ~: ~ te d Jjn~: ~ : e ~:.~ Experienced Single Needlt'. Make Brand NishIhara. Seitaro, 92: Fcb. 23-s esta te ot hIs IT&JHita ther, but hie ng. Ma tsunaga beli eves In Ohinn Ho, died Mar. 5 al her l'a.s ~l r o TOM NAKASE REALTY Kntsuml, Voshto, Kldeo, Susumu, senior accountant. He has Acreage • R.anches • Hom .. ~~~~I~vo ~ ~ ~ J ' \·ic~~lo~~· I\ ~ ~ ~ MI ~G r~~~S::W~:~:fd I e: n es~ o~f a ~ r: t ~ ~ ~ keeping the records slraight. home a t 1050 121h Ave., Kal• been cost accountant for P aAuhau sis Imnl. Sugar Co. . . . F inance Factors Incom. Health Insurance. Good work-Lng Tlmlhara. KI\Toto, 59 ; Feb. 2O-w b irth until he was an old tnan. Expansion ot Honolulu Air• mukl. She was lile widow of has appoJn ted Sleven Ko ndo moo• Tom T. Nakue, Rilitor condlUons. Mineko, • Fred. d Peggy Kondo. 96 ColleQ. Rd. (408) 724·6477 Y"onn(' Onodera, Nancy Oka· to l ~~~\e~ba ~ I~ 'o ~ ~:I~t" t y :r b i~~ ~ port to handle air t-raUic by TI Yuen Ho, a Honolulu mer• .ger of tt l! WahiA ..... a branch. He .A sk for J ean Pirrelll moto, Yoshlko SunAd ll. m. Ta .. re~~eetr: n ! t e ;:~d Tt~ n i~~' ;;: i ~ ~~ ~ moyo. br Masaru. Baruo. Shlno• r ight. He was of an adventurou. 1975 will east $37 million - chant. Chinn Ho is chairman • ~~~U~!ftl ~~':t~~nf~~ e~h ' ~ o ~s d ' ~·I~~; flee San Jose, Calif• FUJIMOTO'S tsu, K Uehl $19 mlUion Lor termin al im.. of lhe board ot Honolulu Star• PA'ITY WOODARD SEATTLE IndlRn ancesten. Consequently he provemenls and $18 million EDO 1141 50, BuUetin . . . Mayor Neal College pres ident EDWARD T. MORIOKA, Rea ltor SPORT WEAR Horlke. Sadako, . 5 Feb. ll- h Ta• died In poverty for a new reel runway - ac- Blalsdell and City Council ISO So. Los Angeles. St., 6th Floor dashl. d Jon.n. m Yuki Okada. Es tate Growth - Tax Deductions AVAILABLE AT YOUR br Takeshi. MGS80. Sh.lpwreeked Jap..ntl. cordJng to Dr . F ujio l\t ntsuda, Chairman Herman Lemke rep• 565 N. 5th St. - 294·1204 FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTER HO!'lhlno. KatsuJi, 8:: Feb. 4-w To belln the . tory and to be aa atate transportation director resented Honolulu at the J a• Momo. &; Akio. d Mme.. Shiro ~~lMh~~so~ib }f 8n~~inltat~0 ~ ~)!r. FUJIMOTO & CO. Fujihlra. Bob Morita fG ardena l. • • , Hyman Greenstein. Hono• pan Luneral Mar. 9, funeral o f Sacramento, Calif. Koba. Tsuto. 73: Feb. 16-h Fum lo. while he was yet living on the lulu lawyer and li fe -long former Mayor Shin.o Hamai 302·30b s. 41h W"I 50 Teruo. l\Ia~. o , d Mme 'll, Keith ~:~~~C t ~: t °S: re~~r ~~!~I:c~!dh~~: 5.11 L.k, Clly Utah Oka ISpokane). Fred Kldo Democrat, wants to organize a of Hiroshima. Hamal helped Oka. Steve T .• " Feb. 16 IHono• pane. e were cast ashore by the Democrats (or Rockeleller lulu }-w Marll~", 5 Stevcn. 0.11\'• eslabUsh lhe Honolulu-Hiro• SHEET METAL I\[EN illIlIlIlIIlIIlIlIlIlIIlIIlIlIlIlIIlIlIlIIlIllIlIIlIlIlIlIlIlII Id. d Karen. m Rln . sis Teru k " ~ ~ ' \ ~~ ~1h e '1~~~a~. ~~Oll ~ at~~; movement in Hawaii. Gl'een• shima sister city relationship Dav &: Night Shift Okawa. br Harold. Keith ISpO• ~~~! , ~~ ~~rtl , l e h~::i~~ b i~.d ~ TOP PAY I kane) and Mnsa5hi were re- stein sent a wire to the N:Y, and visited Honolulu a num• AU Fringe Benefits Sakamoto, Rlnchl. 60: Feb. 14-w Ranald r.laco onald learned. 1I t- governor asking for permlS- ber of limes. Etsuko. ~1~ s t~~~h~rt~P~~:: : ~~~~':i 'b~~ California Hydroforming Shiraishi. Torajl. 89: Spokane. Feb. 'fIion to establish the group .. . 17 - wHe. d Rose Takeshita. cause or thi • . he . rew to manhood HawaUan tenor Charles K. L. Pro Footba ll 11673 McBean Dr. Grace Jlo. llene Takehara (Wei. ~ v ~:~ , :hfh~e~~~I : rc ':n~o :I~~ l ~~~ a t Peck Road. £J Monte ser). Davis will present a one-man Honolulu hB. been tenta• S~ ~~k t; ~~':. o ·s ' ~ tI ~s~ ~an c ~ " I~:~ more about your race ot people. concert June 11 at Carnegie You m i.ht be Interested to know Hall New York it has been lively awarded a franchise in UPHOLSTERY TRIMMER mento). Or. Robert (Pasadena). "E-:ocperlenced ~a;e~m t ~nt t h~~o~~~ ~~etg:ft~~~ ann~u nce d . .. ' Hawaii may the Oontineutal Protesslonal Seattle, Wuh. P atd Holiday and Vacations. Ex. g!~~ e ~~lfi. M ~~at!':~ ~ :: ~ : Foolball League, but to make c ellent worktnR conditions. ::i: ! ~) ~n~~r y ~~~rcg~~r~ , e~n~ o fr: :\ ~~ Largnt Slock of Popula, pan}. br shlgeru (Sonta :"Ja d nl. be the 50th sta te, but It's No.. 2 P iece Work Shop Hiroshi (Ontario, Ore ,) . 61s Yu• Jaoan and then return. In taxes. Only New Yorkers It a IIrm commltment, local Im peri al Lanes APPLY and Classic Japanese Records riko (Japan). interests, headed by BUI 2101 - 22nd Ave .• So. EA 5-2525 ) 661 9th St.. Santa Monica In R~~ : l:r~ega;a:aa n~~net ~~Sl~ ~ ~ pay more taxes than Island• Japanes-e MagazlOel, Art Book!. ONTf\RIO, ORE. Pacheco, will have to raise a Nisei Owned - Fred Takagi, MOl. C3U 870-6748 or GifU a bout twenty years old, with hi. ers, according to the Ta.."( Eve ~8 - 3661 M~~~~~~aFeb~hJ~~roT.u~~e ? ~effa ~ ~ ~h a ~ ~eapt o Y~er u~~of~~nJ o iha: o~! perrormance bond ot SI75,000. Employm ent-Femal,t 340 E. 1st St.. l Ol Angeles Foundation of Hawaii. State Retirement trustees Kin om oto T ravel Service ruo. Charlf!3 (Mtn. Vlewl. d had ' h I D P e d with • wha1Jn« and local tax collections equal "There will be 20 teams in Frank Y. Klnomoto S Ueyama, Proo Mickie Atagl. June Morinala. operation in 19G8," P acheco 5 21 Main St .• MA 2-t522 11111111111111 11 11111111 11 111111111111111111111111111111111111 ~J:n;ear'r.a~~h e l. E ~~~Y( .J~ :~~ achooner fTom the eut eout, wit $412 lor every man woman !~ ~ u l~n~~n:~d:r#1ht t~:'te~ ~ e ~~~ and child here. The' average said, "and by 1969 we. along 21 gc. I eRc. Kenny Yoshimura ~~ hJO aO p"a~ . ~t;I~ . O!~lthh: ;~~ n for the nation is $313. wllh PhOenix. hope 10 become SALT L,'-K E CIT\, ii.; the expansion teams." Pacific CORT FOX FORD Nishida. Mrs. Hide. 72 - Fl"b. 2.3-, boat. book,;. trunk . WTlttnl naper. fun PRICES 0,.. 'I Nisei Upholstering ~oi ~ ~e~o Y ( os :~ra~e ~ \~i~O A~ ; ~ r. \ ~· n~: a ~eth;a~~~~~ o:h~nt~:t )':~J Killed in act ion Division of the league includes FORO, MUSTANG. TRUCK floated ashore wlth his trunk. S an Jose, Eugene, Anaheim, Restyling • Rebuilding . ReDalrlng Okada. 2 gc. A H onolulu family has lost Call to, Informallon CHICA G O Te.t ht'l Bnlllsh Seattle, Vancouver and Ta• NO 5-1131 tw o sons in the Vietnam war. - KIKI CRAFT - Tsuda. l\1r.s. K olo. 75 : Mar . I-d The rural natives of your coun• coma. ShLzuko l lano, .Et.ruko Yokoyama try. who l ound Ranald. had nevu A rmy lst Sgt. Kennelil S. An• "!" .¥d rREE ESTI MAI ES lWhltlier l. seen th is type of man b efore, drade, 37. was killed Feb. 28 U.H. m ed school NEW \ ' O RK and kept him among them tor a PICK· UP & OELIVEPY long period ot time. He taught in combat. He was lile 1281h SA TlsF ACTION GUARANTEED Kasuga. Mieko. 50: Forest lfiLII. A federal grant 01 $52,000 '. MARUKYO Mar . 9-h Teruo, d J une Miler. them EnIUsh and they In tum · ~===_I 1526 W. Jeffer9:ln Blvd. m Mota fJ apan1. b r Or. Kuumt taught him Japanese. 10 !be Unlv. ot Hawaii school Kimono Store . Nanka Printing (Washlngton. 0 C.). BUJ, Joe. In time, the J apanese offlelall of medicine for improvement 2024 E. I st St. found that he was being harbored Social Security los Angeles· RE 4·3975 OONOL ULU by these people and he was taken of Its educational program b as , 101 Well" SL los Angeles. Calif. ~~~!f. e 'JJ~,y~~vur ~ ·e: ~ . ~'M~I~ Into custody, He remained In Ja- ~ St,,,, Ko bo" • T,rry Kobo" p~r ~ ! t~hr t ~e f~:rstr~n~ a d t s:a~ :! been approved by lhe U.S. ANgelus 8·7B3 5 _ sao. d Ha tsuyo Sasaki. Ie: ICc. Wbat About lily Social Se- P ublic Health Service, Sen. los An9e1es Ii9\ 24 ggc. ~o v ernment . ",15 WIS accompUl h ... I ;;' 111 111111 11 11111111111111111111111111 11 1111111111111111110;; Fuji,yama. Richard Y .. 52 : Dec. 21 ed with the aid or • Dutch . hlp. curlly Obecks It 1 Go Abroad? Daniel K. Inouye has an- \ ' LlA 8·5902 ~ -w Yoshlko, a Cla rk. d Mr.. wh ich was .1I0 ..... ed to tr ade o ne Schene Iwata. f MineklchJ (Ja· ahlp load per year wtth the .Jap.• Que. t1on : I am r ece1ving &Octal announced . .. Sh1rleyanue S. l> ED SATO pan). b J ames (J apan!. nese. T::~ !1t ~h e an8 n lt~': tt!.~~ 1n~V h~~ I . Bee, daughter of the Hau Toyo Printing PLUMBING AND HEATING Fukusawa. Selsaburo. 79 . Dec. 27 When the United States Govern. t -d ?\l rs, Sozen Kamlya, Mn. ment was notlfled ot thlJ condl· about my monthly checks? Hees, and Nan Togikawa, Offset • letttrprtlS • Linotyplng Remodel and Repairs - Water Nobuo KobayashI. 2 gc. Uon. they sent over three battle• d~ugh t er Heaters, Garbage Disposals, Anl wer: U your stay In a ot the Walter K. To- l one of the La rgest Selections Hashimoto. Mrs. Yoshi. 70: Jan. 9 ships under Admiral P erry, who t o rel~n country Is to be l or sLx gJkawas. were among students 2421 W J Herson LA Appliances- 309 S. SAN PEDRO ST. Furnaces -s Shizuo. K lyoshi. d Edith Yo• demanded that your Jtovernment b - ~-- ' ~ ~ ~?t~' c ~~c l ~~g::iity~~r ~cJ:~ s~~ LM ... l' - MAdi son 6 .. 8153 - Se rvicing l os Angeles - koyama. Mltsuko Mlyata. 9 gc. open u~ its porb to world trade. included on the Dean's List RE 1:2121' .. Ha'\'ashl. Junsuke. 85 : J a n. 8 _ • ~ur AX 3 . 7000 RE 3.0SS7 Selzo. Fuji. d Harr iet Omura. ra~~t!a~~ I :a:r~:r~~ ~ l~ ~ r b~a~~~ place of resIdence outside lor academic achievement a t I JOHN TY SAITO & ASSOCIATES Utako Yoshimoto. Peggy Jone •. 5 or the outnandln,- powen ot the m :l1~ nl~ ~~m S t~~~ s. J.~:y T ~ ~ ~ ~ Connecticut College l or 'Vom.. ______~ _ @iAM"URA H frc.-S ~ I~~~· l~ ~r~ d frg~ g~ hn~ ~~~ ~ jlyo, protessor of military sci• TRAININ' Ut s u ~ l . Mrs. Vaol. 67 : E ...... Beach. ten by Dye, other In/ormation - Repairs Our SpeCialty - Shimatsu, Ogata Feb. JO - h SOhel . s James. d may be obtained by wr1Ung to hl5 ence and tactics at Idaho Stale For M ••, w... Mrs. J! ao Yamamura. 4 IC. 1948 S. G,.nd, Lo. Angel •• notable eousln. DUncan Mac Don• University, is Instructor of lile esO\.\)EN DRAG041 and Kubota Wada. Mrs. Komoyo. 73 : Jan. 28- ald of Dixon. Montana. local J ACL - sponsored judo RI 9· 437) ~hl~ :; u4~~ I{ ml~5u.S~i~~ Mortuary I1eeda, fr~n:h~~~~ ~£Yt~e;la~ ee at ~a rn~~ cias !" e e tin g On Saturday , Yamalla . Shosaburo. 67 : Jan. 23- w Hatsuko. s Jan, Walter. ~ a.~r:. ~r; M~~ ¥>~ na~ ~ ~ l it to honor mornIngs. I ·CU James. Robert. d Airs. C h a •. 91 1 Venice Bl vd . NIshlkl. Janice, Mae. 3 RC. ~ "lI'rif.¥ ~~ J8*~' u _ , .. (NSTANT SAfM(N Los Angeles r _._ ! RI 9-1449 ' C~ :~~O~;~~d'll - HAWAIIAN RECIPE MUTUAL SUPPL Y CD. ,=_====- -_'.1 SEIJI DUKE OGATA . / I Major Medical Health Most Sanitary Wholesom. 1090 SANSOM E ST., S.F R. 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Japanf'.t" 11If'IIC n CllItC'lu LUlU. e..,xcept tht t •• l \"et'k of the ~('Ar By Henry Klnt.. e. Nat'l 3rd Vlce·Pr.. ld.nl B, Hearl' Taaa"', Mldwe.1 Dlatrl" Gov.raor Edtt(lrlat .. Du"tlnr "" Onl~'r Ill", .101. U.s Weller :st , Los A"lelea. Co. £IOOI\!- t'h (:.l13t MA 6 .. 60:1" • Jury £nOl1\oto. Nat'l Pre!. - Ruy Uno. Pc... BOllII'd Chinn. Newpo,·t BeBch We must not let thi. come (From Ih. Mldwell Memo) We need to be mucb mo... :s'allona' JAC'lo U (,l\dui. in hIS Mal' these critical prcssures. The ry to get here. lhis article will Francisco Airport, Gates 45 You may recall in November, 1 column entitled, "Nlsei DI• nation's busincss leaders are teU you something about ah'· and 56 to San Jose leaves al• 1967, the Milwaukee Cbapter (which might conceivably be good for u ) but not Marutani - most bourly from 7 a.m. and disaster." lemma ". seems to be saying becoming more and more port and Val'10US .fligh t 10- sent a resolution to its Mayor, that the J apanese Amcrican (Continued from Page 2) aware of the great potential formations. visa versa. There are some "expressing stTong support (or If negotiations fail or a Ul\' cease·fiJ·c cannot be community should be more flight exceptions on weekend. tbe enactment of an ordinanc. things and - concctly 01" not resource within the ghettos. With City Limit. impo ed in Vietnam. "another course is open"-that sympathetic toward .. the dis• Please study the schedule by lhe Common Council of th« - I do consider myself a Hre_ Not only~ [I'om m .. npowcl' there the U.S. could say ow' commitment to outh \'ietnam senters \\',thin our land" He San Josc has an all·pol·l printed with this a1'ticle. City ot Milwaukee guarantee• sponsible" individual. My rea• untapped but also (rom busi• had been fulfilled "by giving all the support at our implies that the wal'tune evac• right in the city limits with• 4-All major airlines oHer sons can be the stock argu• ness potentials to be generat• ing the rjgbt or all citiZens ill uation and internment may in view or the down town reduced SFO helicopter rates our community to buy rent, or command in money. arms and the lives of our citizens. ments including: it Ho does ed. This is a start in Ihe right not have come about if the high-rise buildings and only on cross-country flight with lease property without fear of that we plan to withdraw at a given rate. say 50.000 want to end the war, let him direction. It is encouraging victims then had sacrificed, five minutes ride to conven• exception of United Air Lines. a month. with the parting suggestion that their places and his t.roops draw back to when even the building trade disClimination because of 1heir personal security and tion headqual·tel's. Thel'e will UAL will include 1'educed race, creed or national origin.- be filled by those nation with more immediate in· 'he 17th parallcl. back to unions have promised to open comlol·l tor defense of a prin• be no confusion when you helicopter rates only on rare terests in the area. for in tance Japan .-\utralia. the l'\orth Vietnam; the Viet Cong their apprenticeship programs Local upporl t'iple :' in lhe same way, land here because. frankly. from or to Colorado and all and the communists are guilty 10 the disadvantaged youths. Philippines. Indonesia, and whoever else is sufficiently I suppose, that certain groups our all·port is not large points east. 00 flight west of Does yow' city have a lair concerned" . of the gl'ossest atl'ocities, Even though the President's are dissenting today. Commission prediction that enough as yet to have long Colorado on lJALI you have housing ordinance? Did YQur Sen. Henry Jackson ID·Wash.l. member of the against their own people no enclosed conCOU1'se or maze to purchase your helicopter chapter support the enactment What surprises me is that Jess; also let the communists our society is dl'ifting apart to Senate Armed Forces Committee. writing for News· M.r. Matsui doesn't seem to two separate and unequal so• of stairways to lead you fare at the SF airport and pay or the ordinance? \Vhat about day. presents another view in the debate over the stop their invasions i n t 0 astray. You simply land here. $9 one way pel' person. fair employment practices in I'ealize that if the evacuees neighbo,;ng Laos. Cambodia cieties is gloomy. there is hope Vitnam war. Asserting that "emotional outbursts are had done what he suggests. in that the private sectors of claim your baggage and then 5-Chi1dren's Car e: One your city? and Thailand i( indeed they child under 2 years 01 age not policies ... no substantial or respected bod~ of we would all probably be in OUI' society are willing to in• let our transportation com• Finally. you will be interest• desire peace. And it Ho thinks mittee headed by Shin Mun. not occupying a seat and ac• ed in knowing that the Mid• American opinion advocates retreat [rom Vietnam or the same boat that the othcr he can wear the United States vest time and money to stop abandonment of Asia. The North \'ietnamese-and "persecuted m_inorities" are in this dJ·i!!. Insp,!e of the de• take care o[ you. companied by an adult fare west Distdct Council offered down, if he thinks we Ameri• Here are some flight in• paying passenger may be car· its assistance to John L. Mc• today. feat of Charles Evers in the the Chinese and Russians. too-should not misled by cans arc soft and lack deter• lormation data for you. (Fol• ried free. Children between 2 Knight. Director, Mid w est our free debate ..." It was the very coolheaded• mination, lack patience, lack M.ississippicongressiona1 race. ness of the evacuees and their the fact more Negroes are lowing in (ormation can also and 12 of age are carried half Field Office. U.S. Commission Now a systems analy t in California former deputy guts - then he's going to lind apply to the bowlers \"ho will fare on SFO. on Civil Rigbts. We sent him director of Canadian 'a"y intelligence William H. families that minimized what out differenl, here and now. voting is a v e r y heartening could have been a hostile re• sight. be competing in the National 6-Family Plan: SFO heli• a copy 01 the guidelines for Betore it's too late. copter Airline Family Plan i. Willson argues the probability of resorling to nuclear ception once the war was ove.r II wc do succumb to the J ACL Bowling Tournament chapter involvement prepal'ed \\'eapons is now at its highest point: between 10 and and they resumed their place A DOUBTL'iG PAU E philosophies of both the white in San Jose at Futurama in available via any flight every by our National JACL Civil 40%. He sees the "pressure of population" as the in American society. J nstead, March of 1969). day of the week. The head 01 Rights Committee. Miss Lilliall And yet J am troubled., and black racists, we surely overriding factor lhat makes conflict a certalllty in the scorn and hatred for the shall have a separated society. HelioopterRide the family pays one full lare. Kimura continues as our d.is• Japanese as an en em y was deeply troubled. notwithstand• the spouse and/or children trict represenfative on the Na• human eyents. In the current 20th century. popula· ing my "make-gil'aiu instincts. tion has Increased by a greater amount that the total quickly replaced with respect I-When purchashmg ail' 12·21 accompanying the head tional Committee. and friendship toward the Ja• J am t.roubled by the voices, transportalion, be sure Lo ask of the family on the same Of the previous 19 cen tw·ies. the reasonings. the judgments your travel agent 01' airline flight h'avel .tOl' each 75'fG. of On the adjoinmg page was a chart on world popu· panese as a gardener, rarmer, Enomoto -- doctor. student. clerk. of many or my closest associ• (Contmued trom .I>·ront Page) ticket agent to INCLUDE the the !ull adult one way fare. BOOK SHELF: lation, noting that there were about billion people in ates as well as others whom AcCel)tance HEL ICOPTER SCHE DU LE: InWUN J OSE: ·SAN FRANCISCO 1900 and that lhe count would be over 6 billion in I highly respect: Senators J. was a "grand stand play". so (EUut ive Felt. 1.'A" I "') year 2000. (Guess the business to get i.nto is farming "Mr. Matsui goes on to cri• William Fulbrigbt, Wayne What. maybe JACL needs a LEAVE .. RRIV l fe~er Morse. Mike Mansfield. Sher• needle once in a while to get S. F. AIRPORT S. F. AIAPO RT Recent Issue or to help to help meet the food problem.) ticize us lor feeling a certain A"i .... L ...... ThIS week also marked the fourth anniversary of pride over ou)" acceptance by man Cooper. Clifford Case. its .. tlention. G '5 G 56 S J A,rp. F/cq Fit No. SJ A.rp. G 56 G'5 F(cq Fit No. the arrival of U.S. combat troops in South Vietnam tbe "WASP commuJ1ity". He Eugene McCarthy. Moreover I Anyway. you don't need a 6,58 7m 7,15 Ex S, Su 30' 7:20 7:.0 7; .... Ex Sa Su 30' am also h'oubled with the bundle to become a Ii tUe 7;30 7038 7'55 Ex Sa Su 311 8:00 8:20 8:24 E.xSaSu 31 .. and there appears a round·up of setbacks and casual· eVidently doesn't know. or has 7:34 7;38 U5 Ex sa Su 321 8:35 8:55 8,59 Ex Sa Su 32' from Tuttle forgotten, that this accom• more-and-moJ'e evident. 1·e• more than a spectator. For 8:5-" 8,58 9: 17 Dady 333 9;21 9:.' 9:-45 Daily 33' ties. It was also the week Sen. Fulbright had his hear· suiting repercussions of moral example. $10 to the Green 10:57 11 01 1',21 Ex 5. 3<3 11:2S 11:45 11:-"9 Ex Sa 3" ings televised. demanding Mr Johnson consult Con· plishment - yes, Accomplish• 11 :57 11:01 12:21 Daily 353 12:25 12:45 12:4, Daily 35' This being the season I.e ment-was won through a lot decline of my counh-y and so• Power Foundation Inc., w ill 3:16 3:20 3:19 Oaily 363 3:42 4 :00 4:04 OaUy 36. ha1'ness the winds with a kite, gress before proceeding with any further escalation ciet.y. within as well as with• be a start. It will ultimately 5:11 5:15 5:]6 Ex 5. 373 5:40 6:00 6:04 ExS. 37. of S\Veat and tears and sacri• 7:26 7:30 7 :50 Ex Sa Su 383 7:55 1:15 1:19 E~ Sa Su 38. David F. Jue (who spent many of the war. fice on the part at our parents ou~. If Ho and his group en• need sevcral millions to ful• 8:15 8:19 8:39 Ex Sa 393 1:4" 9 :0" ':01 Ex 5. 30, years in Fresno) of Palo Alto 10:0 3 10:07 10:27 Ex Sa Su 033 10 :32 10:4' 10:50 Ex Sa Su There were many observations ill the wake of the and grandparents. Tt takes gage in atrocities and J?Ul·sue till its plans. but that's an• 03' not only relates the history report of the President's Commission on Civil Dis· gu ts (or a man and wi fe to reprehensible plots. I do not other page on the story. but ollers 10 desjgns o! CHl• wish to see my proud counb'y orders. Commission member Rep. .James Corman agree. after years o! hardship, BLUEPRINT NESE KITES: How to Mal" (D·CaliL) writing in the Los Angeles Times cites foul' to continue to live in near• dragged down to tbeir level. and Fly Tbem (Tuttle: $2.p5). fa~tors ("ifs") that would insure a peaceful summer p 0 vert y so that their kids And to the extent that I dis• A very simple program 25 Years Ago In old China, the first 10 day. could get an education. This, like having such people. such proposal for Ihe PSWDYC, of September were ideal tor this year: I-Immediate implementation of the mar ideology in eUecl "call the In the Pacific Citizen, Mar. 2S, 1943 jority of the proposals (the Senate breaking the fili· so that we co u 1 d take out" authored by Jim Hamano, im· the annual kite festival. Th. place in the uWASP commu• tunc" for my country's activi• pressed me as indicative or folk art of kile-making &oe. buster against its open housing bill was a good start, ties. this too is part of this nity" as he cans it, and do our something we badly need in Sectl'eat"y of War Stimson back to era of primitive reli• he notes); 2-Creating meaningful dialogue between Umake-gil'aP' make-up. JACL. It is in the March 15 enlistees ... New meat ra• b'l for the country that he reports "more than 1,000" gions before Christ. Intereot the black a.n~ \\:hite communities: 3-Encouraging PC " Youth Page." There is tioning schedule eUective lives in and benefits (rom. Also beyond Ihe moral con• Nisei volunteer (rom WRA in kites will cerUtinly soar grea~e." participatIOn of people III rebuilding and reo siderations ot this con.flagra• nothing magical or profound Mar. 29. will allow 2 Ibs. a II is because our parents centers lor Army combat week ... Dorothea Kahn tells with a Chinese-style specimen. vl~alizing the ghetto (Jerry Enomoto's "Perspective" and grandparents were busy tion, ] am very troubled by in the proposal, in fact team . . . J ACL mes brief in 01 problems faced by WRA in doing quiet, important, worth• the seeming lack 01 moral there's probably nothing this week lreats on this malleI' with Green Power Oshiro evacuee property test relocating evacuees in front• disloyal); "Hawaii and Evac• Foundalion ~ and we:re reprinting the coupon below); while thjngs ins tea d 01 stamina and absence of any there tbat's original. case in Los Angeles (judge uation" (notes strong oppo• [n the midst 01 the cries page Christian Science Moni' 4-The whlte Amencan demonstrating understanding screaming and burning and discernible determination on had ruled lease of Li'l Tokio sition to Balch Plan to evacu• o( "what are we supposed tor featUre. and con~ern and Negro American responding wi th demonstrating that we are to• the part of the South Viet• hotel enforceable to its term ate Japanese from Haw.U to be doing?" The important Paramount newsree1 clips day accepted by American so• namese to establish a reason .. by owner against Oshiro des· raised by Chinese and Fili• cooperation and responsibility. things is that somebody put of 'Nisei training for combat ~he ciety. yet able to maintain our ably uncorrupt, stable, united pite the Evacuahon) ... Pos. duty at Camp Sbelby ap• pino Americans in th. Sunday paper also look ed at th e high cost of (re~ down in big black letters Japanese identity. government - lel alone a ton WRA Camp ollicial re• Islands); "Hawaii Uses th e public welfar~, the loneliness of the Presidency. the some specific suggestions of plauded by thealer audiences I disagree with Mr. Matsui. society. And since we're al ... ports 233 Nisei volunteer fol' ... Mutual network commen• Nisei" (Star' Bulletin defend. New Hampshtre primaries. the gold crisis and dis· ready in Vietnam, we may what can be done. Ills some• 1 think the Japanese American combat duly. use of Nisei workers on vital thing that the adults can take tator Arthur Hale repeats turbances in the Chicago and Los Angeles schools. should continue to obey the have an obligation to provide misleading claims against projects in Hawaii). 'rhe Sunday paper is no picnic of paradisiac platitudes. law while withholding sympa• full opportunity for peoples to a page from. If we don't have Great opposition developing against Oregon sen ale move Nisei holding back evacuee Sunday has been ordained as a day of prayer. Pel" Ihy and support from those eSlablish their own :free so• a blueprint. new programs machinery. who don·t. At no time yet has ciety unhampered by threats will be tougher to develop. at to deport Nisei ... WRA haps the tone of the Sunday papers today will bring launches drive Cor Jobs out- 1st U.S. street ca.1 mah down to his knees. it become absolutely necessary and violence, but we cannot• a time when we can't aUord (or a person in America to cn• no one can-instill a sense ot not Lo devclop them. side center . . . Utah-Idaho Nisei U.S.A.: The un- New York and Harl.m PACIFIC CITIZEN, - 121 Well;, - St .• los - Angotel, Cill. 900\2 sugar beet growers look to AJnerican Legion. Railroad operat.ed the fir.t gage in activities that would mOl'ality in leaders who are 63JO Lake Park Dr. c Hc:re I~ my c.ont,.bullon af S to the GR£EN POWER 'VRA centers (01' labor . .. Editorials: "Not.es of Segre- street car, which were hone invite. U • •• beatings, jail, os• so debased and so bent on Sacramento, Cali!. 95831 fOUNDATION, .nd :.end the Watts W.Uoper plaQUe 10 : tt·acism and even death ..." dastardly corrupation at the WRA opens new Salt Lake gation" (asks Senate sub- drawn. in 1832. The cable N,,,,,, I think the Japanese Amer• ('xpense, suUering and lives ot employment office .. Mine committee investigating re- car, introduced in San Fran• Addrc)1.: ••. _ ....._ •• _. __._ •.• ican should continue to recog• t.heir own people. And thi5 umake-girai" concept o( mine. Okubo sketch o( Topaz camp loction centers to establish cisco in 1873. gradually re• life accepted for San Fran- method o! delermining t be placed the horse-drawn can. ~~y ...: ~~1~ Z~P ~ nize the importance of educa- really grates an aspect or this PERSP ECTIVE ______.. ~~\~~s:r~e~c~se~l:\~~~y!t . i'~ i ------1 In an eHort to seek to l'e• : TO OUR SUB SCRIB ERS WHO ARE MOV ING solve ·thlS cross-current or Los Angeles opposes sen./: ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? I Sounding Board: confusion on my parl, which Cbandler bill to return WRA : I centers to military. • While The PaCIfiC CItizen 15 • membership publication of • no doubt not a few oC you N;;-Add;--,.:-:...------lContJnued lrom Page 4) WRA report discloses only the Japanese American Citizens League, non·members.re I share, I've launched into a inVited to subscrtbe. Fill out the coupon or send in you' Americans depended on their attitude toward Japan. reading program on the entire 150 pieces or machinery un• personal check indicating your choice. i And since the attitudes of most Americans toward Japan Vietnam situation: the begin• used on west coast farms: aU Rates: $4 a yea r; $7.50 for 2 years I Slate ZIP have been Improving with each passing year since 1946, nings, how we got there. how others sold or leased for farm lhe article asked how can we be so sure that we've made it it developed, and why we are use . 2,199 alien Japanese PACIFIC CITIZEN, 125 Well.r St., L.A., Calif. 90012 ef~O-'-IC--- on our own? Have we in Cact " made it"--or have we won where we are. interned among 4.163 arrested • If you're moving, plc.a!lc lei u~ know 011 led)1 Ihree weeks only conditional acceplance depending on tbe continued good Perhaps, only perhaps. in since Pearl Harbor, reports Name; ...... _ .•. _ .. _ •.....• _ .. _ ~h:~r p.~~.lCh currenl addreu label belo .... 011 the molrgln of reJationship bel ween the U.S. and Japan'! If we were wrong some future "East Wind" col• Attorney General Biddle . : 00 this pOint, could we be wrong on others? Hopefully. the umn ] may be able to share 'VoJunteer (or Victory' group AddrbS...... _ ... - .. - ...- ...--- THANK YOU. Paclf,c (tllZCn C,rculdltOn Dt.:pt. t readers asked these same questions. with you my findings, and formed at Topaz WRA Cen- 125 W.II., St., Lo. Angele>, C•. 90012 'I Unfortunately, thi. did not happen. Not in the least. conclusions i1 any. ter, nucleus tor combat. team, =-_C_,_,y•.• "." .•" . ...-...... -_ ...... " ...... 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