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·,,---~--~-·- News in Brief In the letter to hi Mondale lends supporters, Mon~ dale described the Letter promoting 'Jpn.' bill circulated in House .name to JACL Int mment as "an WASHINGTON-Rep. Mike LoWlY (D-Wash.) and Norman Mineta act without justifi• (D-Calif.) have distributed a "Dear Colleague" letter urging fellow solicitation cation. Every inves• ) pre. entative to co- ponsor are olution recognizing "Jpn." rath r tigation before and than ·'Jap." a the proper abbreviation of "Japan" or "Japane' ." WA HINGTON-Form r vice after Pearl Harbor The letter, dated Feb. 10. ays "Jap" i "rejected and resented by president Walt r Mondale has concluded that the Japanese American and othel a a racial epithet ... it i omet:imc . ign -d a 1 ttcrsuppOltingJACL'5 J apane e American used as an abbreviation ... when a en ible alternative i available." ffort to obtain redr 5S for the community posed Promoting the u e of "Jpn." would empha ize "respect and ensitiv• governm nt' wal1ime action 110 military threat," ity" over "hostility and thoughtie ne ," the congre smen wrot . against Japane e Americans. In another part of Rep. Sala Burton (D-Calif) and Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii) Re poneling to a personal re• the letter he wrote, have pledged their support of the bill which Lowry authored at the quest by JACL national presi• "It wasn't because request of Pacific Northwest District JACL dent Frank Sato, Mondale of• of war that J apa• fered upport in the form of a ne AJnencans Former school district workers may get redress letter to his own SUPpOlters writ• were imprisoned. It was because of ra• Walter Mondale Signing JACL letter. OLYMPIA, Wash.-Payments of $5.~ to Nisei forced to re ign by ten during his 1984 presidential campaign. cism and greed." He the Seattle School District in 1942 may be granted a a re ult of The letter is included in an up• In affl.I1l1ing his SUPPOlt, Mon• went on to urge his supporters passage of a state bill authorizing citie to compensate J apane coming mailing, authorized by dale wrote to Sato, "I have r ad to sign petitions directed to Pres• American employees who lost their jobs on the basis of race during ident Reagan and even to be• the JACL National Board, to sol• WW2 Introduced by State Rep. Gcny Locke (D-37th Di triet), House the material that ou provided me, including the report of the come JACL members to con• icit general membership and Bill 1415 was passed in the House on Feb. 15 by an 82r15 vote and cretize their su pport for redress. support for redress education in the Senate on March 6 by a ~ 1 vote. Gov. William Booth Gardner Commission on Wartime Reloca• is expected to sign tile bill into law. tion and Intemment of Civilian , In April 1004 the Seattle School Board passed by a 42 vote a and find all of it full worthy of resolution setting aside funds for payments to former employee (25 SUppOlt This outrage i some• Mineta: budget bill no obstacle of the original Z7 are still alive). The fund , however, have been held thing tha ha long on med in escrow since then because of a clause withholding payments until me, and I fully support the re• WA HINGTON-Responding to "But the costs invol ed with liR the state attomey general confumed the district's authority to grant commendation of the commi - doubts that have been expressed 442 are minor in the context of compensation or until enabling legislation was pa ed. sion... about the chances of redress leg• the federal budget i lation being passed, Rep. Nor~ 'Some members of Congress man Mineta ID-Callf) aid March may see this as an excuse not to 5 that he r mains committed to support our redress efforts but passage f redI bill H.R 442 it would not be a alid excuse. Sanctuary for Marcos in Hawaii debated during the current e ion of The $1.5 billion which the bill Congre _ call for pale in comparison to by J.K. Yamamoto "1 can undeI land the con• many federal programs and can HONOLULU-Opponents and cern of tho e who fi ar that on• be pread vel' a period of 10 supporters of deposed Philip• gre . current 'tighten-the-bclt' yea! . pine president Ferdinand Marcos phil phy. becau of Gramm• "The major barder to H.R 442 spoke Feb. 26 at a public hearing Rudman-Hollings, may halt th ha alway been. and till re• on a re olution by State Sen. progr of H.R. 442," he aid. mains. tile ignorance urround• Duke Kawasaki to deny Marco ing the internment long as sanctucny in Hawaii. membeI of ongress don't know Although the resolution, if 1987 the facts of the intel1unent, they passed, would be a purely sym• Script for will not e the j tice of the bill bolic gesture because of Marcos' ''That' why my colleagues and arrival in Hawaii the day before exhibit revealed I have made education our first and President Reagan's assur• ta k in pa. a of the bill. And ance of sanctucuy, the hearing " hclYe b en" l' ucce ful al• at the State Capitol gave local l' ady, inc m 1 than 120 mem• Filipino Americans and oth rs a o rs lofthc H u I and 25 na• chance to air their view . tOl already hay igned up as ''Do not underestimate the im• c~ pon I .. _I know that ulti• pact of the presence of Ferdinand mat lv I1gl win ee th light Marcos," warned Dean Alegado and pa HR. +l2." of Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines. ''With hi ill• Matsui s Remarks gotten dollars .. _he could re• PholO by Ken SakamOlO Honolulu Star-Bull lin WELCOME TO EXILE-Hawaii governor George Ariyoshi and wife Jean Rep. Rob It Matsui (D-Calif) group supporters and mount a greet deposed Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos at Hickam Air Force al 0 reiterat d hi UPPOlt of the counter-revolution, using Hono• Base on Feb 26. (Related commentary on page 5.) 1 !!i lativ appl hover th lulu as a base_" la ' action la, uit b ing pur• Kawasaki, after hearing simi• u d in fed ral curt ''Priorities lar concerns from a number of "Marcos is ill and about to die," Marco , not provide anctuary to mu t b tabli hed," h said speakers, noted that Marcos did Kuroda added. "Certain individ• a conupt dictator.' March 11, "and HR 442. in my not formally resign before flee• uals have strength, but once they Richard Kinn y ofth Hawaii pinion. i tu' b t hope for ing the Philippines. leave power, they lose strength." Political Action ommitte achi ving redI and an apol- State Sen. Joseph Kuroda, Alegado countered that there pressed the sam entiments. ogy f1'Om ul' gov l1ment however, scoffed at the notion are other potentially powerful "Ar we to b om a hav n for "F r thi bill to ~ u eed w that Marcos could establish a individuals in Marcos' entour• tho e who di '1 gard human n d a unifi d lobbying effort ... government-in-exile, saying that age, including his wife Imelda rights?" HR 442. unlik redre tIght Hawaii is too small to conceal and Gen Fabian Ver. Joe Lazo, head of Friends of in a cowi: f law, would not put any counter-insurgency against Gard Kealoha of the Office of Marco and a personal ftiend of peopl in an adversarial position the new government of Corazon Hawaiian Affairs recommended the ex-president, called on Mar~ against th govenunent, having Aquino. that Hawaii "not give aloha to Coad ...... P.e5 to prove their losses." 2-PACIFIC CITIZEN I Friday, ~arch 14, 1986 No. 2,380 Allow 6 weeks advance notice to report address change with label on front , If you are moving / Wish to subscribe, Camps.recalled, Write New Address below. Effective date ...... Please send the Pacific Citizen for: I vets praised at o 1-Yr $20 0 2-Yrs $38 0 3-Yrs $56 Feb. 19 program To: ...... Address: ...... SAI..JNAS, Calif-Several speak• City, State, ZIP: ...... Sumitomo's speakers condemned the war• All subscriptions payable in advance. Foreign: US$12.00 extra per year. time internment of Japanese Checks payable to: Pacific Citizen, 941 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles, CA 90013 Americans and praised the Nisei EXPIRATION NJapantown Among the organizations rep• • Let your savings and time deposit accounts help or George Takahashi presented Linking the redress movement resented at a commemorative eliminate any monthly checking fees that may their respective Day of Remem• to human rights struggles in candle-lighting ceremony were be assessed brance resolutions. Takahashi South Africa and other coun• American. Federation of Teach• Don't settle for less when you can get more with recalled being denied access to tries, Jackson urged people of all ers, Go For Broke, JACL, Nation• a Sumitomo Super Checking Account. Ask one both white and black restrooms colors to work together so that al Lawyers Guild, Asian Pacific in the South during the war. "such an injustice as the evacua• American Advocates of Califor• of our branch representatives for details. Fonner Seaside Mayor Lou tion and incarceration never nia, Asian Pacific Student Union, Haddad said that his sister, who happens again." and S.F. Rainbow Coalition was married to a Japanese Amer• Violet Ashkey, a Navajo resi• The program also featured ican, went to the Poston camp dent of Big Mountain in Ariwna, jazz musicians Jon Jang and with her husband and daughter. spoke about the government's Gina Hotta and a display of art• He also related his own experi• current attempts to relocate her work and other memorabilia ence of being rescued by the people from that area from the camps. About 250 pe0- 442nd Regimental Combat Team Other speakers included Chizu ple attended. when he was a member of the ~~~~ h~:be~~!~~~iOb~ Community group seeks director the Germans. Lawson Sakai of Gilroy, a BOSTON-Asian American Re• ing outreach and publicity strate• 442nd veteran, cited the work of source Workshop (AARW) a non• gies, and supervising volunteers. the Nisei who served in the Paci• profit organization dedicated to Applicants should have a de• fic with the Military Intelligence promoting recognition and un• gree in education and/or admin• Service and called the internment derstanding of the Asian Amer• istration· experience in commu• "the greatest deprivation of hu• ican experience, is seeking an nity organizations; fumiliari1;y man rights ince days ofslavery." administrative director. with Asian American history and Another 442nd veteran, Ro al AARW collects. produces and issues' abili1;y to work in a collec• Manaka of Seaside, gave the his• disseminates literature, media tive setting; and excellent organi• tory of his unit and praised those resources and other educational zational, communication and writ• who served with him. Also laud• material about Asian Americans ing skills. ing the soldiers was MIS eteran and provides programs and ser- · Salary is $2n -$22,CXX>, de• Shig Kihara ofMonterey and CoL vices for the New England Asian pending on experience. Gerad Landry, representing 7th American communi1;y. Send letter of intent by March Division Commander Maj. Gen. The director's responsibilities 31 and resume by Apr. 15 to Steer• William Harrison. include managing fiscal opera• ingCommittee, Asian American Marina Councilman Robelt tions, fundraising, developing Resource Workshop, Z7 Beach St. Ouye served as emcee. About 200 long- and short-term goals with Third Floor, Boston, MA 02111 people attended the program. steering committee implement- Info: (617) 426-5313.

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Friday, March 14, 1986 I PACIFIC CITIZEN-3 New Asian American films to be showcased Wfff~t Community AffairsW.lllA SAN FRANCISCO-A variety of CHICAGO-Asian Human Services of OAKLAND, Calif.-The 8th annual new works from the U.S. and Chicago holds its second annual din• Asian Pacific American Heritage Festi• Asia will be showcased at the ner, "Unity Through Diversity," Apr. 19, val, featuring ethnic food, entertain• Asian American International 7 p.m (cocktails at 6:30), at the Marriott ment and crafts, will be held Apr. 2t), Film Festival from March 19-27. hotel on Michigan Ave. Cost: $30. Black 10 am.-5 p.m , at Laney College Mall, tie optional. Instituted to meet the 900 Fallon St Sponsors: APA Festival Lupita Aquino Kashiwahara's mental health needs of Asian Amer• Committee of Cultural & Ethnic Guild "Gamu Gamu," a critical look at icans. the group currently operates of Oakland Museum and ASIA (Asian U.S. bases in the Philippines, programs in counseling, community Studies International Assn) and Laney kicks off the festival March 19 at development and race relations. Info: College Community Relations. the World Theater in Chinatown. (312) 728-2330. GARDENA, Calif.-"Alcohol and the SEATI'LE-Altematives to Fear, a sex• On March 2D, "Conversations PacificJAsian Communities: A 4-Year ual assault prevention program, cele• Update,' last in a series of seminars Before the War, After the War" brates its 15th anniversary March 21 at being held in conjunction with N ation• by Bob Nakamura and Karen Nippon Kan Theatre with a reception al Alcohol and Drug Abuse Awareness Ishizuka, ''Yuki Shimoda: Asian at 6:30 p.m , awards ceremony at 7:30 Month, takes place March 2A, noon4 American Actor" by John Esaki and art auction at 8:30. Donation: $15. p.m , at Japanese Cultural Institute, Info: 328-5347. and Amy Kato, "Beacon Hill Photo by J.K. Yamamoto 16215 S. Gramercy PI. Sponsored by Boys" by Dean Hayasaka, Bill From left: Dean Hayasaka, Ken Mochizuki, and Bill Blauvelt, makers of the SAN FRANCISCO-The incidence of Pacific/Asian Alcohol Task Force and Asian American Drug Abuse Program. Blauvelt and Ken Mochizuki, and film "Beacon Hill Boys," will be among the speakers at Bay Area film festival. high blood pressure among Japanese "A Back Alley Asian American Americans and nutritional manage• Info: Walter Douglas, (213) 2:m-6231 ment of the problem will be discussed MONTEREY PARK, CaliL-KCBS-TV Love StOlY of Sorts" by Yuri Kage• The festival is sponsored by ed by grants from San Francisco yama and Niccolo Caldararo will at a March 22 Nisei & Retirement semi• and Asian Rehabilitation Services CIssei cational program to the high cific Southwe t Oi trict J CL di• Medical-Hospital-Dental pioneers and the more than 500 schools and universiti ,It he said. rector. Coverage laws directed against persons of Fujimoto' demotion prompt• Fujimoto aid h was "very Available Exclusively to: Japanese ancestry. ed the formation of an ad hoc grateful" for th upport. • Individual fACL Members The postwar section will pre• • fACL Employer Groups sent the early civil rights move• ment led by Nisei to rescind dis• New Cars JACL members between the ages of 18 and 64 criqlinatory legislation, followed may apply to enroll m the Blue Shleld of Caltfornia Group Health Plan sponsored by JACL especlally by the diversification and matur• for JACL members. Apphcant and dependents ation of the community by Ni ei % must submIt a statement of health acceptable to and Sansei. • 99APR Blue Shield before coverage becomes effectIve The March 15 fundraiser being For full mformatlon complete and mall the coupon presented by Go For Bmke at the below or call (415) 931-6633. Palace ofFine Arts, featuring the U.S. premiere of the EW'opean To: Frances Morioka, Administrator • documentary. ''Yankee Samurai"' JACL-Blue Shield of California 15 part of an effort to ensure a Group Health Plan comprehensive exhibition on 1765 Sutter Street the JA story. Info: (415) 431-5007. San Francisco, eli 94115 Please send me information on the JACL-Blue Shield of California Group Health Plan: Donations to Pacific Citizen o 1 am a member of . chapter. For Typesetting Fund o I am not a member of JACL. Please send me information on membership. (To obtaIn this As of March 14, 1986: $33,743.&}(004) Used car loans 13% APR coverage membership in fACL lS reqUIred.) This week's total: $ 633.00 ( 4) No prepayment p nalty I Last week's total: $33,110.00 (800) Name ______Free insurance on loans & savings $13 from: Naomi!Emiko Kashiwabara IRA accounts availabl Address ______~ from: GeorgelChiyo Ikeda City ISta te ZlP ______$100 from: Anonymous (San Diego). 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A series of articles has ap• dedication and work habits of our peared in the PC written by Vice• staff. However, when staffing and president Yosh Nakashima (Oct. funding are not as adequate as 11, Nov. 12, and Feb. 7 PC), deal• they should be, the urgency and ing with the impact, responsibili• importance of issues must be con• ties, and outcome of J ACL's re• sidered in the utilization of exist• dress effort. I would like to ad• ing monies, as well as distribution &---- dress some of the issues he has of staff time. raised. Furthermore, there must be a reasonable relationship between organizational goals and staff BY THE time, particularly involving the National Director and Regional BOARD Directors. If there is not, goal• YOU SPeAK JAPMJESf setting and priorities become a Wt:L..L-. HOW LONG HAVE: you J • pointless exercise; major pro• 6f.EN IN JAPAN? by Denny Yasuhara jects require staff support and in• volvement ifthere is to be a con- r sistent and sustained effort. This Today, the fight for redress simply cannot be done by vol un• Council, if not such fundamental has come from people outside of mony and disunity. There is (and nears its conclusion. On the one teers alone. civil rights issues as redress that JACL. That in itself entails obli• the problem is us, not others) a hand, with the historic and prece- _ Its nice to talk about even-hand• cut across age, gender, and color gations beyond our programs and divided National Board, National dent-setting legal victories of Ko- ed delegation of time and effort, lines and lie at the very heart of' beyond our membership. We can• President, and National Director. rematsu, Hirabayashi, and Ya- but that luxury simply is not real• the worth and dignity of a people? not accept monies offered in faith The issue isn't just redress, it is sui, and the pending class action istically attainable on a regular, What kind of balanced program, and trust by others and then the integrity and soul of JACL. suit by NCJAR, the case for re- consistent basis in an under• continuity I and strong financial backslide on our commitments Neither is the issue success or ~ most compelling civil staffed and over-programmed Of• base, do we expect to have if it is to them because the going gets failure, for there are important rights issue of our time, particu- ganization such as JACL (that perceived that JACL has not tough. variables beyond our control. The larly for Japanese Americans- tries to be all things to all people) mounted the best legislative ef• To view redress in the narrow issue has always been making the have never looked stronger. I can- if it is to be effective at all. A rigid fort it is capable of? Who do you context of JACL programs and best possible effort to achieve not conceive of any issue in recent policy of even-handed delegation suppose built the financial base our membership is neither per• what we have set out to do-to memory that aroused greater in- of staff time and effort could be upon which JACL operates ceptive nor reasonable, but short• give real meaning to the idea that terest nor has had a more pro- disastrous if vitally important is• today? sighted. A civil rights organiza• all peaple are created equal with found impact upon so many Japa- sues arose that required an im• Nearly 70% of our membership tion, by its very nature, has an certain inalienable rights. That's nese Americans as redress. mediate and sustained infusiQ.n of is Nisei, those loyal Nisei whose added responsibility to those is• what America Should be about Yet, this noble, enormous and additional staff assistance. Re• history Nakashima does not de• sues and must honor such obliga• and what JACL should be about. very necessary undertaking has dress is such an example. sire to dwell upon. Do we actually tions and commitments. That requires sacrifice, persever• ~n ~louded by. terri~le eco!l~ What Is at Stake believe that JACL can build a fu• On the eve of our greatest chal• ance and honoring our commit• nuc times and, mcredibly, diVI- ture for one generation while lenge, we stand divided. Did we ments and responsibilities. The sions within the National JACL In the Oct. 11 PC, Nakashima abandoning another? expect to achieve redress without question is, do we have what it . Board. Those divisions and their writes, "The future of JACL is at Moreover, of the over $800,000 pain, with sacrifice on our part takes? apparent origins are delineated stake, not only the success or fail• invested in the redress movement and our organization? There is in Cherry Kinoshita's "Call for ure of the redress program. I be• in prior years, no small amount not only a perception of dishar- Fh'st in a series. Unity" (Nov. 8 pc). lieve that we are setting ourselves In the Feb. 7 article "Showing up for failure and not success. " Responsibility," v.P. Nakashima JACL survived the war years states, "I don't doubt that the re- and internment, when its mem• dress program and issue is the bership plummetted from 20,000 Forced Relocation-l986 highest priority of the National to2,,andJACLwillsurvivere- JACL, but we must remember dress. Its not JACL's survival ______-"!!"_ that there is more to the organi- that concerns me, but the quality that JACL was acti ely support• teen Candles" and "Volunteers" ONE THING zation than redress. We have of that survival. What is at stake ing the Navajos. I anS\vered Clif• fame (or notoriety depending on seemingly forgotten that the Na- for JACL isnotits survival, butits LEADS ford s ad, even sent some money yow' point of view) plays a busi• tional Council passed several re- integrity and its commitment to TO ANOTHER (no small feat considering I was ness executi e in a Japanese auto• solutions which voiced the strong thousands of people in and outside existing on money borrowed from manufactwing plant in Pennsyl• need to pursue other equally im- of JACL. my brothers). The fact that the vania in Ron Howard s latest., portant issues." Equally troublesome is Naka- solicitation ad stated that the com• 'Gung Ho. ' In a comedy (of sorts) How can one acknowledge in shima's Feb. 7 PC assertion that, Bob mittee was "non-funded" hould which introduces a lot of issues ha e told me something about centered around the problems of one sentence that redress is Na- 'We must continue to show re- Shimabukuro tional JACL's highest priority sponsible leadership that assures ______~_IIiiI ..._..I JACL's commitment, but I wa a Japanese company operating in and in the next, claim there are a strong fmancial base and a bal• pretty nai e at the time. an economically depressed Amer• other equally important issues? anced program that assures a fu- In November 1982, a two-part In ubsequent corrununica• ican town, Watanabe does a cred• In the same article he speaks of ture for JACL. We must invest in series by Clifford Uyeda on the tions with Clifford it became ible job a an unOlthodox (for staff, saying, ''They must be even- those who must carry on the in• Navajos, Hopi and P.L 93-531 painfully obviou to me that his Japan) exec uti e, ,.yithout all the handed in their delegation of time tent and purpose of J ACL and not appeared in the PC. In May 1983, was mostly a one-person infonna• degrading trappings of his ear• tion-di minating committee. A lier role. and effort to assure the necessary dweU an history Utalics added)." a small ad appeared in the PC continuity of all aspects 01 What are the intent and pur• soliciting fund for the JA L Big tremendou I t-down to me. We'll 1 vie, the film a little S what gi ? Doe n't the JACL." Few question the loyalty, poses of JACL and its National Mountain Support Committe . I later a don't find Howard' films was Portland chapter pre id nt JACL care about 1 location, to be funny a others do), but 1980 styl ? Th fact that lifford ISSN: 0030-8579 at the tim ; th reI ase ofCWRl 1 did wond r ho\\ Japan e bu - recommendation and the filing ha continued to keep the m m• in xecuti\ e and American bership infol1ned about th Big lab 1'\ uld find th movie. Both of th coram nobis and NCJ AR s~ suits during th y ar meant that Mountain p pI a lot about come in fOrth ir hare of ridicule. pacific citize11 hi tenacity and commitment It' I was intervi wed by local new although th probl m of both Na!1JACl H9adquartels, 1765 Svtter St, San FrMCisoo, CA 94115, media oft. n about the whol re• too bad th 1 t of u d n't m groups are PI ~ ented sympathet• (415) 921-5225 location pro s. to hal hi cone 111. ically (and ~ implistically). 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knowledge. And that failing, Finding the Funny Bone could I ask readers of this column Ferdinand and Friend for contributions? them on your friends? This is eth• Well, darned if I could think of by J.K Yamamoto good spirits." nic humor depending on at least a any, not even the unprintable As Ferdinand Marcos arrived Showing great affection for limited knowledge of the Japa• FROM THE kind. That seems to help support at Hickam Air Force Base on Marcos-and seemingly oblivious nese language, and I think it's my point that there isn't a real to the popular uprising that FRYING PAN: Feb. 26, there was no fanfare, but pretty good. It's ethnic humor in body of Japanese American hu• there was a welcoming commit• forced him to flee the counb),• that it doesn't make much sense mor, but I hope readers can dis• tee of sorts. In addition to a few Ariyoshi said Marcos didn't ap• to people outside the culture. prove that contention. military officers, Gov. George pear depressed or bitter. "Being Bill Kashima says Asian Ameri• Ifyou have any Japanese Amer• Ariyoshi was there to shake the the strong Philippines national• Hosokawa cans in Hawaii use a lot of ethnic ican jokes, puns or gags-good, ex-president's hand and bestow ist that he is," the govemor add• humor, but most of it focuses on bad or indifferent-please jot a lei of welcome on ex-First Lady ed, ''1 would not be surprised if stereotypes within the Island cul• them down and send them to me. I Imelda. Jean Ariyoshi, the gover• he developed a yearning to re• A number of observers, includ• ture. (That, for some reason, re• plan to use some of them in this nor's wife, draped a lei on Mar• tum to the Philippines." ing this one, have contended that minds me of the expression " No column, and will ship all of them cos and embraced him. This yearning which Ariyoshi generally speaking Japanese jump," used at one time by Ha• to Kashima. As in the recent It might have been a touching seems to take so lightly is an omi• Americans don't have a very good waii Nikkei when expressing ex• Speakee Englishie put-down con• scene were it not for the fact that nous sign for supporters of the sense of humor. How many really aggerated disbelief. Turns out test, I'll offer a prize for the best Marcos had been driven from new Aquino government When funny Nikkei have you known? that it was a translation, more or one. Address your contributions power by millions of Filipinos Marcos gave his fIrst public state• Well, there are a few profession• less of the Japanese expression to Bill Hosokawa, 140 So. Upham who could no longer tolerate life ment on March 1 (introduced, by als, like Pat Morita and Butch Ka• tonderno ~ meaning literally Court, Denver, Colo. 80226. under his rule. the way, by Ariyoshi s press sec• sahara and the late Jack Soo. But 'there's no such thing to be found In the interest of just plain good While Marcos remained in se• retary Robert Wernet), he used on the whole they're more likely even if you fly. " fun as well as scientific research, clusion, Ariyoshi served as his un• his old presidential letterhead, to be sober-sided, solemn, earn• Kashima asked recently whe• let's determine by your entries official spokesman, telling report• an obvious signal that he still est, businesslike in public. What ther I could contribute Japanese whether Japanese Americans do ers that the deposed dictator"ap• considers himself a head ofstate. the Issei would call majime. This American jokes to his store of or do not have a funny bone. peared to be very spry and in rt has also been disclosed that flies in the face of the reality that Marcos has made more than in informal settings, among $1,. his failed eforts to reform the sys• well qualili d" by the Pennsyl• Unfortunately, the Wasp p 1'• On th oth r hand, if u beli tem, he adds, didn't spccilicalJy vania Bal' A'iSll. in his 1983 hi I spectiv can lead to a distortion of in th alad bO\i 1 (i. . in cultural lead to his departure. (or a s at on lh ' state Supr me history. h t r g neit ), thi book i n t Be that as it may, .Judge' Maru• Court ... h lo ·t by 2-1 in the For xample, Wasp-ori nt d for you. writers always like to take Pearl tani's views bear repeating ... Democratic primary to a cundi ,J pan . l' I m 'l'icnn J ollrn Y. '''',iel! The judge observed: "As long as date the bar rated "unquulilled," Harbor out of historical quene II'US pi '/'/oldy H'I'U'/t 'd OU,/WIC 1 1.:11 til you have the political process of So it goes. In a ~ystcm that and pIa' it at thebeginningofth til(' ]<'1'/1. i [ " IS (lI'Oilahfc III huntlxlck picking judges, there j no way needs mol' Mamtani, , thet wil1 story. Readers ar then 1 rt with ($2:J.:JOl 01' pClp!'ltlCld' ($12.95JjlulII.T. \Cr. 1 olutillll. you are going to have people who be soon-and udly-one few r. the impr ssion that Japanes [IIC., PO. B(ll' ,'Ui?, SUlI Maleo, C.·\ 9-l401. would 11 t &-PACIFIC CITIZEN I Friday, March 14, 1986

his limited edition silk screen first group to receive 'The Issei," lithographic artwork titled 'The which will be awarded until the Fund Drive Proceeding toward Goal Issei." This lithograph chronicles supply is depleted There will be the Issei experience in the U.S. approximately 100 recipients in ~ihara prime solicitor role to support by IIaJTy the fund drive. A guide to the The LEC Committee has deter• the ftrst mailing. Those who are LEe Fund Drive Chair numbers of prime solicitors per mined that 'The Issei" would be just a little below the $300 Nine months into the 3-year chapter size that must be iden• ideal for expressing apprecia• amount may wish to rush the dif• LEC fund drive, over 1400 donors tified to reach the fund drive tion and acknowledgement to ference to the fund drive to re• and 2n chapters have partici• target is given below: major donors. Dr. Jim Taguchi ceive this beautiful work of art pated, contributing over $150,000. also adVised that Dayton Chapter To all other past and potential There are a number of "firsts" MerrbetS1ip No,ofPS's Target Funds'Yr would undertake the total pro• new contributors to the fund that deserve mentioning. The 0025-0100 1 $2,(0) ject of packaging, addressing, drive, LEC would like to grate• very successful PSW fund-raising 0101-Q200 1,5 $3,(0) and mailing it to recipients. fully include you as a recipient dinner under chairperson Toy 0201-0400 2 $4,(0) Donations may be sent directly 0401'{)oo) 3 $6,(0) Persons donating $300 or more Kanegai of West LA Chapter, 0801-1 &X> 4 $8,(0) between June 7, 1985 and June to me at 1000 W. Devonshire Dr. raised over $37,500. Selanoco is 7, 1986 will be included in the Oxnard, CA 93030. Thank You! the frrst chapter to raise over $8ooofortheLECdrive. Through JACL must pursue redress to national Sansei leadership de• a successful conclusion The velopmentchair B.J. Watanabe's legislative strategy team headed by Grayce Uyehara is working efforts, Mr. Henry 1 Daty of New Greater IA Singles (213) 538-5712. York is the first person to donate very hard for us in Washington, $2,(XX). Grayce Uyehara, ex• D.c. We JACLers must work LEe ''The Issei" by Pete Hironaka WALNUT, Calif-Greater LA New Mexico ecutive director, is the first equally hard to spread the word Singles JACL sponsors the 2nd • prime solicitor to raise over on redress and get donations annual Partners Best Tourna• ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.-New $6,(XX). Greater LA Singles, Pasadena, from JACLers and nonJACLers ment and Calloway at LA Na• Mexico Chapter holds its general Twenty chapters have become San Diego, San Fernando Valley, to fund this operation. Today is tional (formerly Pomona Nation• meeting March 23, 5:30 p.m, at multiple prime solicitors. They San Gabriel Valley and Selanoco an excellent day to begin if you al) Golf Course, 20055 E. Colima Faith Lutheran Church, 1

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June 19 • Round trip economy fare -tolfrom inSide cabin . Return from Acapulco free by air to l.A. 249 S. San Pedro St Japan Summer Adventure ., ...... July 5 los Angeles or San Francisco. Los Angeles 90012 Hokkaido-Tohoku Adventure ..... Sept. 27 Expo 86 Vancouver, Victoria, Seottfe &days July 26 (213) 624~601 • First Class Hotel. East Coast/Foliage (10 days) ., .. '. Oct 6 Group departs from Seattle; indiv deps available; 1st cI hotel • Transfer between Airport and Hotel. accom at Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria , 3-day Expo ticket. ferry Japan Autumn Adventure ...... Oct. 13 • Half day sightseeing. to Victoria, Butchart Gardens &ferry to Seattle via San Juan Four Generations New Zealand-Australia ...... , .. Oct. 31 HONG 'KONG Islands, 6 meals. $7S0 pIper tWin plus air fare from hometown • Daily American Breakfast. Cities. of Expenence & TOKYO 4f~, For full informalion/broch~re (10 days) GoldenTourofJapan lldays; Apr 18Jun27 Od 17 FUKUI $1199.00 Group departs frWestCoast. Tokyo , Nikko , Kamakura. Hakone, Ise Shima, Kyoto, Nara . 18 meals/from $2, 120 p/per/twin . Mortuary, Inc. ~ . ~~a~e~~. SE~~)1~4~3900 Sin FtwIcllco, CA 94102 ------BEST WAY HOLIDAY Japon & Hong Kong lSdays Apr 5, Nov 1 707 E. Temple St Group departs IrWest Coast: Tokyo , Kanakura, Hakone, Nara, Los Angeles. CA 90012 TEL: (213)484-1030 Kyoto & Hong Kong . 23 meals, from $2.426 pIper/twin 626-0441 Orient Highlights 16days Apr 19, Oct 18 Gerald Futwl, President Group departs frWest Coast: Tokyo. Kanakura, Hakone, Nara, 1986 Tour Schedule Kyoto, Bangkok, Singapore & Hong Kong . 24 meals/from Ruth FukuI, Vice President Going Places? Watch $2,756 p/per/twin . Nobuo Oeuml, Counsellor CRUI~LO 'O\J':~9 MEXICAN HOLIDAY - 25 Ancient Cathay 21days; May 19, Sept 29 Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta. Mazatlal t ~c"JO San Lucas . the 'PC' Travel Ads! Group departs from West Coast Tokyo, Kyoto. Guang2hou, GRAND CANYON/LAS VEGAS Guilln, Shanghai, Xian. Beijing., Hong Kong . 43 meals/from KUBOTA NIKKEI HOLIDAY TOUR ...... May 11 • 14 $3,376 pIper/twIn . JAPAN SUMMER Grand Europe 21days Sep 14 ~ (~~~~~ FAMILY /YOUTH TOUR July 28 - Aug. 19 Special Holiday in Japan Group dep Ir London : London , Belgium, Holland. Germany. ~ Tohoku, Hokuriku, Ornate Nihon. Kyushu. Switzerland . Liechtenstein. Austrta, Italy, Monaco. France. Ogara & Kubota ANY WHERE, ANY TIME - 9 DAYS London. 27 meals Ir London Airport transfer: S1 ,l38p/perl Mortuary/ JAPAN MOMIJI Features: (1) Air Fare, (2) 7-Nights Top twin plus airfare Ir hometown cilies. 911 Venice Blvd. AUTUMN TOUR ...... Oct. 13·27 Gorden Tours of Japan 16days Oct 23 Los Angeles. CA 90015 Tokyo. Nikko, Higashiyama Spa. Sendai. Matsushima, Value Hotel throughout Japan, including all Sado Island. Wakura Spa, Kanazawa , Yamanaka Spa. Phone: (213) Group departs from West Coast: Tokyo. Nikko, Hakone, Kashi• Kyoto . taxes & service charge, (3) Unlimited Train kojima. Toba, Mikimoto Pearl Island. Nata> Kyoto, Hiroshima, 749-1449 SOUTH AMERICAN Pass (includes Express Train, Shin-Kansenl. Inland Sea & Takamatsu ; 25 meals; 53.137 p/personltwin. Y. Kubala • H. Suzula • R. HayarmllJ HOLIDAY TOUR ., ...... Nov.5-19 SPECIAL PRICE Niagllra Falls & Ontario 7daysi May 15, July 10, Od 3 SeMng !he Commun,ty Brazil- Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo . Iguassu Falls for Oller 30 Years Depart from New York: Adirondack Mountains, Ottawa Parli• Argentina - Buenos Aires ament, 1000 lsiand Cruise, Ontario Plare, Corning Glass Mus• Peru - Lima, Cuzco , Machu Plchu (Peru optional) From: Los Angeles. San Francisco ...... $ 898.00 eum, ret to NY; 14 meals , 5655 p/personltwln . l!ij!!iDGJlfij\!ij1!ij1!ij!!ij!Gj]Gj]fij\IIJI!1I!!IlIGj]!IlI1 Visit local Japanese communities . and special rate from any U.S. city is available. Los AlJJeles Japanese For information and reservallons . please write or call: The prices shovm above are per person Classic South American 19 days Nov 5 based on double occupancy. Special Itinerary Visiting : Lima, Cuzco, Machu Picchu. Casualty Insurance Assn. AMERICAN HOLIDAY TRAVEL Santiago. Buenos Atres. Iguassu Falls, Sao Paulo . RIO de COMPLm ICSURAHCE PflOT££TlON 368 E. 1st St.. Los Angeles. CA 90012 JaneIro. Brasilia. Manausand the Amazon . S2 .974 pIp/twin. Aihara Insurance Agy.lnc. (213) 625-2232 YAEKO TSUBAKI Japan Holiday Tour 250 E. 1st SL, Los Angeles 90012 3913'/z Riverside Dr., Burbank. CA 91505 Canodilln Roc:JOes 7days Spring/foil SUIle 900 626- 9625 (818) 846-2402 ERNEST & CAROL HIDA (213) 484-6422 Departs Ir Cagary: Spring deps : odd days in May. even days in (213) 849·1833 Anson T. Fujioka Insurance June . Fall deps: odd dates only Sept. to mId-Oct. Visit: Yoho, 321 E. 2nd St. ,Los Angeles 90012 Banff. JasperNat'l Pk. Morame Lake , Kicking Horse Pass, Lake SUIle SOO 626-4393 LOUIse. Athabasca GlaCIer Sulpher Mtngondola nde . 16meaJs. from 5699 piper/twin. Funakoshi Ins. Agency, Inc. 1i********************************************"j(- 200 S. San Palro. Los Mgeles 90012 * * New Zealand, Australia, Pacific Escape 15 days. sU::o~:elnsurance~~5: Monthly deps Sat Ir LAX. Jan lS-0ec 27 Auckland, Queens• 1986 West L.A. JACL Travel Program : town, ChristdlUrch . Melbourne , Sydney: Waitomo. Glow 15029Sylvanwood Ave. * * Worm caves , Rotorua , Mtlford Sound & Waratah Koala Park. Norwalk, CA ~O 864-5774 * * 24 meals/Low season If S2 ,475 p/per/twll . ltano & Kagawa, Inc. * (Updated as of Jan. 22. 1986) Airfare LA.X~ TYO~LA.X $553.00 * 321E. 2nd St., Los Angeles 90012 * FOR JACl MEMBERS, FAMilY & FRIENDS 1986 TRAVEL PROGRAM ITINERARIES * Suite 301 624·0758 * * .Prlces subl8Cl to change Without notice. Departure dales may be adjusted wh!JI condlhonswarrant II. (. JAIl groups conslSli~ 01 Jto Insurance Agency, Inc. * TOUR DATES: GUIDES * 15 or more tour members Will be escorted b a Tour Escort frtm (818)1245E.WaInJ..#112;~91fOO; 795-7~, (213) 6814411L.A. * 3'CherryBlossomT. our...... Mar 29A• pr 12 Japan SITpr ng our ...... Ap r. 1830- * Los Angeles. 4' Hallev's Comel excursion Mar 28 A 13 Most coveted season for tounsts. Tokyo. Nikko. Ka- * ------~------Kamiva kls. Agency, Inc. * .In Australl'a New Zealand T·a·h·t········ . - pr.. makura. Hakone, Tobs, Ise, Kyoto, Nara. Hiroshima. * 327E. tild St .. los Angeles 90012 6 J S' " T I I. $1.898 p/person (dbl occ). Includes land, air ard most &ldorsed by National JACl SUite 224 62&-8135 * : apan pring our ...... •...... Apr 19-30 meals. Tour escort: Veronrca Ohara. * - - -- .. Maeda & Mizuno Ins. Agency * 7: Japan Ura·Nihon Vacation ...... •.....May 10-24 * .JaPanese american 18902 BroolhJrst 51. Fount3invalley * 8: Washington DC & Vicinity Heritage Tour ...•Mav 18.25 -lapan Ura-Nihon Vacation ...... •...... Mav 9·24 * Travel.. CLue Inc. CA 92708 (714) 964-7227 9 E H' hli his T VISit Tokyo. Lake Shlrakaba, Matsumoto. Ihe Japan * : uropean Ig g our ...... " ....June 7-29 Alps. Takayama. Oglmachi, Kanazawa. Kenrokuen * The J. Morev Company 10: Japan Summer Tour ...... June 20·Julv 5 Park, Awara Spa. TOJimbo. Ethelji. Kyoto . Hiroshima. 250 E. 1st St. #912. Los Angeles, CA90012 L(21SJ62 4~1542 11080ArtesiaBI,SUlteF.Cemtos.CA * 11 A . R' * Name ______1 90701; (213)924-3494, (714)952-2154 * merlcan ,ver Rafting ...... June 20·22 Inland Sea hydrofoil to Onomlchi, Tomonoura, Kura- * * : * Address ______• steve Nakaji Insurance * 11a: Alaska Crulse/Expo'86 ...... •JuIV 9-18 shikl, Okayama, Korakuen Garden. $2,075 p/person * City/StatelZP ______• 11964 WaShington PI. *.12' Canadian Rockies 'EXPO 86 ...... Ju I V 2- 11 (db I occ). Includes land. air and most meals. Tour * Los Angeles 00066 ~1-5931 13: England-Scotland-Wales ...... , •..... Aug 18.Sept 4 escort: Roy Takeda. * Phone: (ale ) ______~ I Oalno·Aizumllns. ADenev ** 14: European Highlights Tour ...... •.•...... Sept6-27 Washington, DC & Vlclnlly HeritageTour .. , .. Mav 17-24. * o I wish to awtY for menDersNp in JATO: $20 per person. 109~. Hu~ton, Mon~1'k91754; 15: Hokkaldo/Kyushu.Honshu Tour ..... " .Sept26-Dct18 The Histonc East.: New York. Philadelphia, Lancaster, * o For JACLmembers: $10 perperson. (818)571 1, (213)2 -12331.A. * 16: Fall Follage-2 Nations, Niagara Falls ...... Ocl5-16 Gettysburg, Luray Caverns, Skyline Dr. on Blue Ridge Ola Insurance Agency * 16 J O 'l T Mountains, Monticello, Charlottesville. "Colonial" Wi!- * o I wish to include __ dependents: (at the above rates) 312 E. 1st SI., Suite ~ * a: apan mo e our ...•...... " ...... OcI3·20 liamsburg, Jamestown, Yorktown, Mt. Vernon. Wash- * Name of Depeodents: Relationship Los Angeles 00012 617-2057 * 17: Japan Fall foliage Tour ...... •.OcI18.Nov 1 inglon, AnnapoliS. $730 p/person (dbl occ) plus air; * T. Roy ...ml & Auoclllli * 18: China Tour ...... •...•. , ...... •.Oct 7.19 optional return. Tour director: lOy Kanegal. * auali~ Ins. ServiCes, Inc. * 19: South America Tour .. , ...... •..... , .. Nov 8-22 European Hlghllghl~ .• , ..•...... •.. 23 days June 7 * 0 Send me fnfonnation on tours as checked: (y) Los3~:e~Jb~81vd ., sur~~55 20: Japan Highlights Tour . , .. , ...... •.... Dec 2O-Jan 3 Comprehensive. fully escorted tour visitIng Gennany. For Your Tour and Travel Needs, Call JATC.:..... ** ** - 327~A71 Austria. Yugoslavia. Italy. France and England; Amerl- TOll FREE (BOO) 421-0212 '800)~ Sato Insurance Aaalcv * TOUR/FLIGHT MEETING: Every third Sunday of the oan breakfasts dally, many other meals, mostly 1 st * . (OUlSIde CII.), . 'V"t (CII.) 366 E. 1st St. , Los AngeleS 90012 month from 1: 00 PM at Felicia Mahood Recreation Hall. Class Hotels. Tour escorts: Steve Yagl, Toy Kanegai. * Onlv Mon, Wed, Fr! (9am-4:30 pm), Sat (9:30 am-2:30pm) 626-5861 629-1425 * 11338 Santa Monica Blvd .• WLA. Tsunellhllna. Aaeney, Inc. * ** or Contact Partlc~tlng - Agents (Partial Us') 327 E. 2nd St, Los MgeleS 90012 * For Information and brochures, contact: . 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