PER SPEC • GARDENA TEENAGER BOOKED FOR ~ Jerry 10TH TIME BY POLICE IN 4-YR. PERIOD • Enomoto lIS 19-Y.lr-Old Slnl.1 Char,ed with Furnllhln. Nltl Prtlldtnt (I) Dan •• roul Dru,1 to I Minor on School Groundl ITIZEN DETENTIO CA~tl'S M.mb."hlp Publl,allo", Japan ... Am"I"," CllilnI ...... US ,,"Olr 5't., Los AntI.I.. , Co 90012 (2151 MA '·44n GARDENA - Nincteen-year• nine previous arresla since For 8 10nR time actions of old Mark Tanaka. 1252 W. 1964. The teenager wa! lIrsl Publlsh.d Wllkl, Empt LIU Wllk 01 111. y~ ClaJa 'ostatl ',Id II Los AnItIts. CallI. the Hous. UnAmerlean Ac• 140th St.. was arrested last anested by Los Angeles po• th'ities Committee have been week on the Gardena High lice on May 15, 1964 on su• " I " wed with distaste by spicion of burglary, He wa. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1968 Edit/BU8. Office: MA 6-6936 TEN CENTS Americans who reject the ap_ School campus and charged "gllil~' with furnishing dangerous released 011 May 18 aft e l' proach of by ossoci• drugs to a millOI'. Los Angeles counselling. aUon''. and witch hunting Gardena police arrested tactics. olten used by people police were c a I led to the school by Boys' Vice Princi• Tanaka on suspicion of burg• under the guise 01 patriotism, pal Gerry Horowitz. lary Feb. 13, 1965. The teen• Sumlfomo-JACL BUDDHIST CHURCHES Of AMERICA Once again Ulls body h 0 s ager was agnln picked up Los emerged into the spoUight of A Gardena High student Angeles Police on Nov. 20, public attention, this time by told police than Tallaka had ope~ oUered to sell him four secon• 1965 on suspicion of g l' and collegiate INAUGURATES fiRST NISEI BISHOP suggesting that "detention theft-auto. eentel'S" might well be the al capsules during the morn• Ing nutrition period. Tanaka answer to the control of ghet• Rel.ased t<> II10thcr Rev. Takalhi Tlull Call. IUII.1 Faithful to rioters. Fortunately re• was arraigned this past week scholarship plan and a preliminary hearing I. On March 25. 1966. Tanaka to Underltand Ecumeni.m, Black Controversy sponsible public figure; such scheduled for early June. was taken into ClistOdy for su• as Altorney General Ramsey LOS ANGELES-College .tu• Tanaka h as a record of spicion of possession of marl ... dents are being sought by Ja• In bonor of the new Bishop Clark, Asst. Attorney General juana. The boy was released pan e s e Americans CItizens Tsuji and testimonial dinner J. Walter Yeagley. and Rep. to rus mother alter his ar• League chapters as candidate. in honor of the rettrtng Bla• John C. Culver. a sensible rest as a burglary suspect member of 'the HUAC have in the newly established Na• hop Hanayama in the church Aug. I. 1966 . tional Collegiate Scholarship ball. whIch wa. emceed b,. set the record straight. Vandalism, drug Hermosa Beach poUce ar• Unfortunately the temper of category being administered Carl Sato of Arizona. rested Tanaka on May 15. by National JACL through our times i. such that the 1967 for being drunk. He was Inaugural Dinner d amage done by this kind of use by Orientals given 90 day s probation. the oUice of National Youth release by a "responsible" Director in Southern Califor• Messages were given b:r Then. on Aug. 12. 1967, the nia. Rev. Chester Smltb, executive public body can often esca• teenager was again arrested late beyond repair. I am Two $500 scholarships were director of the San Francisco under scrutiny by Hermosa Beach police on Council of Churches. and struck by the fact that TiUe suspicion of theft and su• CHAPTER HONORS-Mis. Keitsu Kono !left) receives donated in this coilege cate• gory by the Sumitomo Bank Sellchi Shima, consul general 11 of the Internal Security spicion of being drwlk. the Cleveland JACL Community Service Award and Act of 1950 is described as COO elects Nisei of California In order to en• ot Japan in San Francisco. On Aug. 25. 1967. Gardena Mrs. Joe Kadowaki, the JACL Service Award. Judge Words of appreciation were containing certain specific police responded to a call of courage and assist those stu• minister president Paul D. White, Cleveland law director, addressed the dents majoring in banking. fi• delivered by Rev. Kenryo conditions which must be met a disturbance at Taco Beil. belore anyone can be locked Cleveland JACL installation, impressing members with nance, business administra• Kumata of Seattle. represent.. 1700 Redondo Beach Blvd. his intimate knowledge @f Issei-Nisei history as well Ing the Ministerial Associ• up. LOS ANGELES - A good The officers said they saw tion, economics, or related 0 as explaining Mayor Carl Stoke's program for the city. fields. ation; and Dr. Ken Yama• In explaining this situation, t u r n u t of representatives Tanaka staggering in the Mr. Yeagley concludes by from J apanese. Chinese, Ko• - PC Photo by Jiro Miyoshi Students in these majors guchi of Pasadena, president parking lot. Unable to stand of BCA. saying, .. It would be abso• rean and Filipino groups erect. the teenager was falling will be given preference as lutely unconstitutional to do unanimously elected the Rev. against the parked cars, po• they compete nationwide for Dr. Kilruo Taira of Fresno the two awards. what Rap Brown accuses us George Nishikawa as the first lice said. delivered greetings to Bishop of doing." Unhappily. it re• president of the Council of Nom I nat ion s are made Tsuji In whIch he pointed out quired no such Act to do Oriental Organizations (COO) Drunk Charge. PLANNING COMMISSION TAKES LONG through the respective J ACL that Buddhlsm wruch saw its something absolutely uncon• May 20 at International Insti• Tanaka was arrested for cbapters and tbere Is no spe• inception in India and its stitutional to 110.000 Japa• tute. being drunk wben he appear• LOOK AT JACL PROGRAM, POLICIES cified amount as to numbers Bishop Takashi Tsuji flowering in Japan is "now nese Americans in 1942. Serving with the pastor of ed incoherent to the officers, of students that a particular In the thresbold ot its new During the oratorical con• S ag e Memorial Methodist chapter may nominate. SAN FRANCISCO - Inton• development on American police said. ing rus oath of office in Eng• test at the NCWN-DC Quart• Church in El Monte and past The youth was again taken LOS ANGELES-The Nation• cial civil rigbts committee Chapter nominations will be soil." erly a few weeks ago, one chairman of the Nisei Minis• open up to July 15. 1968 and lish. Rev. Takasru T s u j i into custody on M a l' c b 15, al Planning Commission v..':'IS meeting cbaired by Okura. The BCA, Dr. Taira said, young orator urged the J ACL terial Fellowship are Phoebe candidates must complete ap• wearing Ibe brocaded robe of 1968. for being drunk. police Jeffrey Matsui. associate di• a bishop assumed the bishop• bas taken a signHicant step to work toward elimination of G. On, v.p.; Remy Altar, sec.; convened here over the Me• rector, and Henry Kanegae, plication and submit required said. While booking Tanaka. morial Day weekend to studY ric of the Buddhlst Churches to elect a Nisei. Bisbop Tsuji, this very Act. It may be Mary Cbun Lee Sbon. treas. the officers found a red cap• 3rd v.p., also participated. documents by July 31. 1968. to tbe stewardship of Its or• somethmg to think about. J ACL operations and policies of America in an elaborate Herbert Leon, from the Wel• sule resembling seconal In the A final report Is expected ganization. Trus Act and t b e Supreme In general. Kaz Horlta. past ceremony held in the chapel fare and Attendance office of suspect's pocket. by the end of June so that Court decision declaring our EDC governor and planning of the Buddhlst Churcb of In the 70-year history of L.A. City Scbools. presented chapters will be able to re• Evacuation "constitutional" a documented study of Orien• On March 18. a drunk com• chairman, presided. ~r BCA, this was the first time view the various recommen• S. f. State student Francisco bere on May that a bishop bad ever taken cast ominous shadows 0 v e r tal student problems. He as• plaint was filed with the Dis• Those able to attend were our Democracy. trict Attorney's office. A dation. and considerations of• The inaugural ceremony his office speaking in Eng• serted that individual acts of J err y Enomoto, president; fered by the Planning Com• van d ali s m and drug use count of possession of dan• Tom Shimasaki, 1st v.p.; Dr. opened promptly at 4 p.m. lish. mission. LETTERS among young Orientals sbould gerous drugs was rejected by David Miura, 2nd v.p.; Yone with the strtklng of church CanadlaD-1Ionl the district attorney's office Executive reorganization arrested at sit-in bell, and a choral presentation I am encouraged by the re• be recognized with m 0 r e Satoda. treas.; Pat Okura. thought given to remedies of due to the amount of evidence Frank Chuman. Dr. Roy Ni• was a major Item of study. by the Oakland Buddhlat Rev. Tsuji was born In MU- cent letters to the P .C. ex• SAN FRANCISCO - Thomas Choir. slon City, 40 miles from Van- personalized belp. held and lack of a chemical shikawa, past pres.; Kumeo calling for a president-elect, pressing the viev,rpoint of M. Yamasaki. 18. who wa. Some 60 ministers from all couver. in British Columbia, COO will sponsor an all• analysis. Yoshinari, imm. past pres.; vice - presidents selected by Nisei and Sansei on a variety arrested by Oakland police over the country, affiliated Canada in 1919. He received day conference on Oriental Then. last Friday (May 24) Kay Nakagiri, youth commis• areas of responsibility, and a of issues. I hope we will see the Tanaka youth was arrest• six-man national executive during a stop-the-draft rally with BCA. sat on both sides hi. basic education In MIssion a r.ontinuing flood of such concerns at UCLA in J u 1 Y sioner; Roy Uno. PC Bd. with position papers from the ed and cbarged with furnish• chmn.; Bill Marutani. legal commIttee. It adopted. the in AprU. was among 26 per- of the altar wearing the i r City before enrolIlng at Ibe letters, which are often our ing dangerous drugs to a sons taken Into custody trus elegant wblte robe. and University of British Colum• Chinese, Japanese, Korean C 0 u n s e 1 ; Alan Kumamoto, election of JACL's first pres• only feedback from readers minor. ident-elect would come in past week in student sit - in chanted the sutra for Ibe re- bla he asptred to become a end members. and Filipino communities. youth djreclor; and Harry Alan Kumamoto is confer• Honda. PC editor. 1970 at Chicago. Tbe Planning demonstration. at San Fran- tiriJJ;: Bishop Sbinsbo Hana- Buddhlst minister and attend• Our Editor's comments on cisco Stat. College. yama and the incoming Bis- ed Ryukyu University in ence chairman. Arrested Twlc. in a Day Commission assessed Ibat 'the Mr. Ogawa's letter in the May The same group with a few Tho s arrested Included hop Takashi Tsuji. Kyoto hIs ministrlal traln- COO has also initiated pro• e x e cut i v e committee plan e tor 24 PC strike me as very much GARDENA - After finding additional me m b e r s were three faculty members. Ya- Bishop Hanayama handed Ing After' three yearl he grams for Federal funds to re• to the point. "Attempts to two teenagers in parked car present on May 30 at a ~ (Continued on Page ') masaki gave his address as over a long-handled incense turned to Univarsity of Brit.. eslab\ls.h on-the-job training on 146th Street and Budlong• bring JACL as a wbole to 902 Font Blvd. which II that burner, .symbol of the office. hh Columbia but Ibe Pacifle program and also to survey more total commitment on so• Avenue May 28. Gardena po• of Merced Hall, Ibe student to Rev. Tsuji Ibus climaxing war disrupted hi. further stu- Oriental problems in order to lice arrested the pair on su• cial action" must be made. dOrmitory at SFSC. rus inauguration to the BCA dies. participate in Headstart pro• spicion of glue-sniffing. Jer• It is not unrealistic, and it is In the clash with Oakland bishopric. In 1945 be went to Ibe ~ast.. grams. ome Yamasaki, 17, and Laura New York GOP candidate stresses Nisei a responsibility of Cbapter, police on April 23, Yayasak! While the new bishop was ern part of Canada to mIn- District and national leader• COO was organized with Sumada. 15. were taken into the specific purpose to inform custody when officers found was one of 18 arrested. going through the process of Isler to the Buddhlats of the ship. Trus responsibility must Hits 'Victory' Claims assuming office. incense of- Toronto, Hamllton, and Mon- not be dodged by inviting on• and to educate as well as to evidence in the automobile can best understand minority problem ly interested people to "scrape seek solutions to the needs of which indicated that the cou• A group of nine faculty ferings were presented by treal areas wbere he was in• members, including Dr. S. I . representatives of several 01'- strumental in the establlsh• up their own money and problems of the Oriental com• ple prpq ~ \;>l y bad been sniffing NEW YORK - In a bard bit• bery is indirect, it is di1ficult speak their own piece." The munity. The Co u n c i 1 also glue. Hayakawa. issued a statement ganizations: Hugh Kodama. ment of a fin e monumental ting talk to the HamUton Re• to mobUize public opinion May 26 in wblch Ibey accused National YEA;' Pau'i l'Ia:ka- 'Buddhist temple In Toronto. price for the kind of unity seeks to cooperate and coordi• After being released to rus publican Club in New York against it. It is tbe responsi• that is based upon fear of nate with individuals, groups parents, Yamasaki was again protesting students of ma.kll\& shima. Federation of Western He remained as resident mIn• City, Moonray KOjima. GOP bility of the leadel'S to bring an erroneous "victory claim" Buddhlst Sunday S c h 0 0 1 Isler In Toronto until he joln• controversy is too rugb. JA• or agencies who are also in• arrested later the same day candidate for the New York tbis to the attention of the CL is indeed a "commendable volved in these same goals. by Los Angeles police. Yama• in their negotiations with Ibe Teachers; Akio !mai. West- ed the Buddhist Churches of State Assembly. attacked both people and bring this situa• administration. ern Adult Buddhist Assn.; America staff in February, organization" and if "guilt" Those who wish further in• saki was arrested on the Gar• conservatives and liberals tion under control. They bave They said the agreement to Mrs. Yuriko Fukawa. Na- 1959. He served as director of about anything is felt per• formation can call John J. dena High School campus alike for not providing belter failed woefully. haps we can think about the Saito at the County Commis• when capsules resembling permit the enrollment of 400 tlonal Buddhlst Women's Its Bureau of Buddblst Edu• more far-sigbted and coura• "My e~perience as a port• ludents I a c kin g sufficient Assn.; Mike Iwatsubo. BCA cation and contributed im• old saw, Hlf the shoe fit:;: sion on Human Relations• seconal were found in his pos• geous leadersrup. MA 8-9211, Ext. 63521. session, police said. folio manager for Argonaut scholastic credit for the fall Board of Directors; and Rev. mensely to the growth of the In addition to Vietnam. Fund. Inc. provides me with therm was reached prior to ~eikaku Mlzutani, BCA Min- Buddhlst Churche. of Ameri- 'ANOTHER BAGE ••• there are two important prob• an insight into the relevance the present dispute. 1sterlal Assn. ca. lems facing this society which -Hokubei Mainichl of m 0 n e y, governmental The currently protesting lDangural Sermon Has been written in the must be resolved in the com• spending policies. and in• student groups were repre• JAL/JACL Summer Fellow• ing year! first, economic de• After assuming bls office. arup Program story The se• Sociological study shows less affluent dividual welfare," Kojima sented at the meeting on May terioration, and second, racial stated. 7 at wbicb trus agreement was Bishop Tsuji delivered rus cond years winners have been unrest. The solutions suggest• impressive inaugural speeches If the present office hold• made, they said. and so this JACL Deadlines announced and they will soon ed by the different parties in fluent Englisb and Japa- embark on the short. but have poorer health, lead shorter lives ers also had responsibility for could not be considered a • have been unimaginative, In• managing otber p e 0 pie' s -'victory" concession gained nese. .Iune lS - Nomination deadlln. eventful, journey to Japan. ept and in total more harm• HlghIy conscious of the his• for Nisei of Biennium. submit to Thanks to JAL's public spirit• CHICAGO - Two Univ. of try's declining world position money. they would be fright• since. the new turmoil started Kumeo Yoshinari, c/o MJdwest ful than helpful, Kojima ened as he is by the rampant on May 21. toric moment of the occasion, JACL Office, 21 W. Elm St., Chi• ed generosity, we are able to Crucago sociologists. Philip M. in terms of average life ex• charged. Bisbop Tsuji declared that cago, ro. 60610. continue with a program Ulat Hauser and Mrs. Evelyn M. pectancy. speculation engaged in by re~~~a:~A& ~~~~~oea Financial Crls•• people desperately trying to the Buddhlst Cburches of x;:: contributes something to the Kitagawa of the Population America must open their concept of bridging the cul• Solving the Riddle protect their capital from de• Birth rate declines ~~~~'anr1o~ e ~ffl'f" 867 N. 'Jth Research and Training Center Economically, this country doors wide to receive and tural gap between Japan and at the unjversity, have com• "From 1900 until the early Is being strained by inflation. preciation by inflation, which June IS-Chapter nomination of the present office bolders HONOLULU-Hawaii record- welcome people of other ~~n'"d1da~~ sderre:~Uat': s~~.ola~~ us. pleted the first large - scale 1950", Hauser explained, " we bred not by excessive private ed the lowest birth rate in its faiths and cultures. He said caused. l2S St.• Loll We know that Isao Hori- national survey of "differen• made steady gains in lowering spending (thus no amount of history last year. Tbe island the BCA must confront with JACL Office, Weller This economic house must Angeles, CaW. 90012. ... nouchi, Mrs. Toriumi. Mrs. tial mortality". death rates in this- country. tax increase will belp) but by ~9.4 be brought into order now. birth rate for 1967 was the black controversy now .iIIune 21-NomtnaUons frOm D .... Oka and Anne Bacnik will The study offers documen• But from 1954 on. our death extravagant go v ern men t births for every 1.000 civilian , surging throughout the land. trlct Councils for naUonal JACL enjoy and proUt from the ex• K 0 jim a emphasized. All officers submitted to Mrs. Lll7 tation to the thesis that this rate has remained static while spending and immense defi• and military dependents. Trus He said Buddhist members in perience. We wish them well. foreign economic and military Okura. 26f)ol Garden Rd .. Omaha. country's less affluent citizens other nations have continued cits. The inflation is robbing fig u r e is a further decline BCA must give a 100 percent Neb. 68124. to make pro g res s and the aid should be halted. Govern- luno 30-Appllcatlon and JUP• " PROJECT 68" have poorer health and lead botb the poor and tbe middle from Hawali's 1966 low of 20.9 support to the Institute of porting papers by chapter nomi. shorter lives, United States slipped down• class alike. Because this rob- (Continued on Page 4) bIrths per 1.000 persons. Buddhlst Studies in Berkeley nee of JACL undergraduate schol• Tbe weeks roll by and we ward in world rankings". arship awards submitted to So. By analyzing 340.000 deaths --======-===,,-==------=-=--.-::----. to train and produce English• Calif. J ACL Office. 125 Weller St.. get cioser to San Jose. Why reported during a four-month Hauser suggested that bet• speaking ministel'S to me e t Los Angeles. calif. 90012. not write that check now for ter distribution of medical July 1 - National JACL baaJ' period of 1960 and using the the demand of tbe day. Contest entries, postmarked by the $30 P ackage Deal. to be "level of education" as the services among the U.S. popu• Bisbop T~uji also announc• midnight May 17. submitted to sure to beat that June 15 first lation is one of the needs i1 ed the establishment of a re• Mrs. Toby Rirabayashl. 941 N. best available indicator of so• 3rd St.. San Jose. Calf. 95112. deadline. Save those few ex• cioeconomic status, they con• the country is to again show tirement fund for BCA min• tra dollars and invest in fjPro_ gains in the average longevity ~~:r::.: "~~~nL-;~~~~~ at~e cluded tbat i1 the entire group isters. 'tOur ministers can .:::w:: of its population. 15 and 21: 800·1.000 worda typed jed 68." had enjoyed the more favor• now practice their profession double-spaced on eltterhe.ad a1H If hustle means anything. able death rate of the college An interesting sidelight of with ease of mind," the new paper. weill have a great Conven• educated group (most affiu• the study was the discovery bisbop said with 0 b v lou. tlt~ J;-:~~t1! :~~rm~~ tion. San Jose is not the "Ichi• Na• ent). there would have been that two diseases - cancer of pleasure. on"'Wau~-;;~o~~~~ ~e a~~~ ban" Chapter in JACL for 250.000 fewer deaths. the prostate and cancer of the In the congregation, num .. nothing. Let's get behind Dr. breast--cau6e death more fre• bering 500, were lay leaders luI,. I - SelecUon of d1ltrict The study was originally champions for NaUonal JACL Tom and Co-ChaIrman Phil quently among the affluent from the following areas: undertaken as an attempt to Oratodcal ConteJt; copy of I~ Matsumura and support our than the less aftluent. Colorado, llllnois, OhiO, New and brief biographical aketeh wb• Convention in every way. solve the riddle of this coun- mitted to Shirley Matsumura. 321 Explanation Given Jersey, Utah, Washington, Lyndale. San Jose, CaW. $512'l. YOU'RE ON! Oregon, Idaho, A r i Z 0 n a, .Iuly IS-For chapter nominal.• Tbe death rate for male col• Southern Caltfornia. Central Hons of 1868 collegiate acbow• ships. The gaunUet thrown down IN THIS ISSUE lege graduates due to cancer California. Northern Caltforn• of the prostate was nearly la and the Bay District. re~r.t';;;:A~:Co~~e;'~UI~ by Russell Obana. Chairman • GENERAL NEWS Uo of the National youth Coun• Buddhist Churches of America double that found among men More than 500 well-wishers ~nleg!IO~o. Pk~~~~~ r:C .1 cU. challenging the National Inaugurates its first N I s e 1 with lower educational levels. attended the inaugural dinner requested by Aut'. 14. bishop; Vandalism, druS use by Board to a softball game is Orientals under scrutiny; Gar• The authors attributed this hereby accepted. dena teenager booked (or 10th simply to the fact that the H Hme within four years . . , . . .. 1 college men live longer, thus "Herltage for the Future lOOth lnlantry call-up drst s ince 1942 ••••• •...•... . •.•.•••••••••. 3 more of them become vulner• • JACt-NAT'IONAL able to a disease common to 20th Biennial 1968 Officers Plannine Commission takes Ions old age. look at JACL poUcles. pro- Women with college educa• srams •..•.•...... •..•••• •••• •1 National JACL tions were reported to be 21 OMAHA JACL • COLUMNISTS . ~ per cent more likely to die of Nonaki Okada. pres.: Mits Ka• Enomoto: Detention Camps. breast cancer. The sociologists Convention ~ wamoto. 1st v.p.: Walter Allen, Nlkaldo: Lone Texan. ~~:r;··~~lr;:.k:~~~~~; ~r::: ' ~~i~ Bosokawa; The Untouchables. attributed this to the fact that Hotta: Picnic. college women tend to have AID FIRE FIGBTERS-John Gota. project Cruels Les Waddel. Joe MeNeilI. Herb chi, cor. sec.; Gladys HirabaY8sht, Mats-ul : Vacation Time. chairman for the Monterey Rotary Club Scales. Don Gasperson, Jim Belvall. ChIp Frank: Cabrera. membs.-at-Ig. ~ rm~~e 'r:: . rddu~:~rl.e~to. fewer children and are less (second from rigbt front row) and Seizo Collins. and Carl Vetter. Flanking the re• AUG. 21-24, 1968-SAN JOSE Pl:llLADELPIUA JACL Ogawa: Labor Unions. likely to breast-feed them. Kodani of Carmel HighIands. (right, front suscitator are AI Madden. Rotary president, Henry: TOkyo's Dream TaxL 101.8.5 MIYAzaki. chmn; Gooree Marulanl. Words Shall Never They said statistics show row). wbere be is the first cruel. took part and John Gola, wbo headed the committee H arada. tre8S.; Edith Konda. sec .• Hurt Me. in ceremonies at which ten mobile resusci~ wruch selected the gift for the year. Bolb Weeks Remain Until H oward K Okamoto, del.; Mary Gu.1t Column: Kats KunJuugu. that women who nurse babies tator~ were presented to area fire ohiefs. Gota and Kodani are from pioneer Monterey MurakaDll. hlst.; Sum I Koba)'a- Conlab Cona l: Morl Shimoda. are less likely to incur cancer 12 Convention Time ~~buAl~~ogi. I~rrilo L.o.tk~~a~og~: ~~.:~n~oio~~;nl:~rBua1_ The resuscitators were a gift from the Ro• Peninsula families. P~ of lOY_ - (Continued on Page 4) tary club. Others in the picture include FiR -Mon\ere7 Berald Photo 2-PACIFIC CITllEN Mn. YUI'.!' 8alo II a n@" Beauties mrmbt"r of lhr MU Rl' Um Alii• t:'~d.~a~::' MIo~ Friday. June 7. 1968 KaJI appointed Gr.r~ ~l.ytlml Ouohl. 19. anl'l' bOfU·d of dlr~ctors, vol• Iond - Aktra Ikl IWlAltt; DOwn. ".uRhtor 01 Ih. M •••o Olll·hl. untl'(,1' a:rnup \\'Ith thr L.A. towD LA. - Rlnm W X",an. ----:::;:::::::::;:.;:- of Mont.r.y Park. I. the Ch'st County Musellin or Nntural ~~:eR~~~nv.lI;y ~e~r::h ~,:~ L. A. central area 01 1908 Nisei Week queen History . MI1I. ..rod Oohl. hi... by Roger cnndldntf"s. Sbe wos Introduc• ldoho Full. J ACLcr and civic lUI Yr.r: Philadelphia - Kaz Washington rd at Ea.t Los An~e lu JA• WOrkt'lf. Is president of the Hort18 : Downtown L.A. _ rchlro NewsleHer: Nikaido CL'. Emcl·"ld BnU M.y 2~. ~ :a. tcrn Idnho Knife & FOI'k ~:~::~hl'~kO:~:'':. - ,j~ ·a:~m: tax appraiser 1>U.. East L.A. is 5 It. 4 1" Club. She i. the fint woman ~~J:~awa ; MU,,·HI - Dr. A),ako 120 lb •. and gl·ad"nt. ot Mon• lo head the 000 - In e m b e r .Lb Yr.r: Cardena Valley-Jo. t.bello High. She wo. born In group. N. UI.hlma; Downtown L.A. - Among first group ,Fukushlrnn. J opa". and hoprl Mrl. Te1tayo kato: P'reltlo - Dr The Lone Texan lO be an ni l'llne stcwnrdcss. Agriculture · "rank V. NflhJo; Placer Count, Iclected by c"ams -Kolchl Uyeno. A ~s n Itb Year: D .C. - Thoma. K 'rhe Cortez Growers .• Hlno: San rranclKo _ WIUI.m Entertainment hrllded by preslden I Goor,e T. Nak.ahara, Jr.; Salt Lak. City SACRAMENTO - Stille (.'on• Broudw"y aelor Yuki Shl• ,' urc. opened tt~ new Famllv =t~:Ob;a~~~~~i: ~~~~0.w~ i:'n • \I'ol1el' Hou' ton I f'loul'noy llIod" will be dlreclol' o( lhe Housing Ccntcl' May 20 (or H. V.buno. 11 th~ I,.~t 1't'nlRinlng nlol1ths ,,!t- Pl't~ tde"t of the UnllC'd last week announcrd Ule ap• Honolulu International Center day curc pUl'posrs of lh(' furm 4tb Year: Detroit - Wilfam S pointment oC Bruce '1' Knj! summcr producllons or "GuyS worke)"!'!. Thl~ nS80cintion be• Adair; Puyallup VaU"y-ThfOdore St.te. , Lyndon B. John.on oppears to be enjoyillg hi' lIew P JacQue-z. l'Ole •• a "lame-duck" politician. However. h~ Is moklng And RobeI'I J . Smilh as Slate and Dolls". "My rail' Lady" lieves that by Improving liv• Ing conditions. the fllrm work• lrd Vear: Ml1waukH' - Henry th~ b("st or Ihl'sC' months. inhcl'ltancc tAX appraisers tor Dud rcel'catc- his own role In K. Date; French Camp _ Y08hJo " MOille". He- will appenl' in rrs will stay AS long as pos• Ted Itaya. ' I et'nn~ ha~ stepped liP ib pace- <.'on• Lo~ the Ship of State Angeles County. Central the East-'Vcst Playel"s wOI'k• sible. The group also finished 2nd Vear : Chlca,o - Joe Akt .. throu~h sidel'abl" in its consideration District varna. Emily Matsumnto; Berke• IUI'bulent wllters. un• shop production of Carlo Gol• rt homp - mnde movie of the ley - Goro Endo; Snak" River daunted hy hi. 10 • (If politi• 01 appropriation bill.. Includ• 'rhe appollltl1\("I\t of KUJi donI', "The Servanl of Two 1067 peach h",·vest. which the VAlJey-John K. Gatchel; Marn• cal power ing those to alle"iatc Ihls and Smith will incl'cuse the Master~n at thc Playel's Lab Stote Dopt. of Employment viII .. - Randell M. Roward. An~e l es ON YOUR MARK-The leggy 1000 Club gals are lit Year: Sfoatttr:-Mn, F10renu ince hi~ hIstoric 81l\\OUnCe• countl'r'S urban problems, to size of the Los Angeles oun• In Lo. June 7. h 05 acccpted for recruilment Furaml. Michel Rirao. Geor,. me-nt nnt to ~tt" k nor accept meet the scheduled adjoum• ~Y panel to 39. Thel'c w ..·• 29 When the San Frallcisco pl'oR"I'nm ot prospective work. posed to slgnl fy the "b.g race" .s on to breakthrough ~~~Yfc~:;at~~t Lo, An,ete. - Au~ust. Bollet '60 opened its senSOn ct"!IJ nt tht" Navajo Indian le• rtnominaUon RS the Democl'a• ment date in eorl:'o' it apprRlse... beCore Conlroller the 2,000 active member goal by the 1968 Convention now appears thnt such bills with It hnpl'essions in Blnck :-ervallon. m::::::::mm!!!!::::::mm:::::::::::::::Ht::::imll tic Party's candidate (or the Flournoy C"onducted a quuli • and White" sci to Hlndc• Whlng-Ding. If each chapter s igns up two new 1000 Pl'esidenc~·. MI'. Johnson has wlU lac. drastic cuts In ap• (yLng examination In Novem• Illlt h '~ Symphonic Metnmor• School Front C lubbers in the remaining weeks before the Conven• dcftnitel:\' lake-n on a new propriation funds as the $6 ber of 1967. phosts. one DC the costume.. tion, the 'prospects of passing 2,000 are good. look witnessed during several billion expenditure cut pro• wus designed by Rodney Ka • Mrs. June N. UCJI01A., aellve K a j I attended MO"l8"8r San Cabrlel Vailey J ACLer. of hi~ public appearS'lees on vis.ion hangs overhead. High School and received a geyama, California College or Regrettably (or legi.laholl Arts and CroCts greduote CI 'om of A ZUSD was initiated into tele\"islon Bachelor of Science degree In the Phi KUPPD Phi. national THOUSAND CLUB NOTES He has been talthtulJ~· oom• pl'Omislng to help the pOOl' in Yuba City. who Is on the Bal• Accounting fl'om the Unlv. DC lel '68 staf(. honor society, at Cal State 'T 0 Serve You' mil ted to Ille task of restoring employment. h 0 u sin g. and Southern Cali(ol'l1l. L.A Diane Akcml Tanli. May 31 Report; With 75 14th Year: DowntOwn L.A.-Ted welfare, as well RS unfinished I. Akaholhi; San Franollco--Suml a measllre- of unity to tile He served ft'om I 9q5 to 19- doughier DC the Isomi Tanjis. new and renewIng 1000 Club country. Without politlcsl itn• work In civil l'ighu and civil Business of Belmonl High School, Los memberships acknowledged ~~~~j~. ~j~~f:st~liM~~:d CItY 47 III the U.S. Army Mllitn,,· plicntion~ Iibertie.. passage 01 the S6 Piedmollt Airlines. which Angeles won the Outstanding -Mas Yano. or partisan politicS", I ntelli~ence in lIl anli •. dul'ing tbe lost holt oC May. 13th Year. Downtown L.A. _ as a forward ~tep in solving billion spending cut realts• purchased 10 YS-Il J apanese Studenl Award in the annual Nalional Headquarters an• Frank B . Hlrohata; Ventce.CuI. ~me tically means thc "the kls. or From 1950 to 1954 he prac• tllrbojet OO-possengel' aldlnes, program sponsored by Merit ver-Dr. C. Robert Ryono. of the major problem$ nounced a continuing surge 01 12th Year: Downtown L ,A. _ death" hced public accounting with maugllrnted its first YS - II Savings and Loan Association, ill the no.tlonal interest. flight June I Irom Winston• In cooperalion with the state• all-time high. being establish• Father Clement; San Franclsco- I Kaji And Manlyama, C.P.A.s. ed at the month-end account• +~k~o~~o~u~~:o~O~ket~i tM~t~ ~ From 1955 to 1962 he wos Salem. N.c' ... Pan·Amor• wide Calttornla Savings Dnd Da~ ·, Dur11ll theo sa me ut\\ S con• Ing. II was 1.805 this past On Mtmorial a.! a last wllll Kajl. Okuma. Han.oka lean Airways clnlmed a new Loan Ll'ogue. MillS Tanji re• ~~~~~ako~~~ ~~ te~:~edo~r~ Cerence. President Johnson Tokyo-to-Los Angeles t1ight ceives n $100 cash award and week - and as prevIously ditell effort to steel' thi' coun• & Co. in Gardena. He then Icy - Dr. Bo T. SakaguchI. try away t rom economic said that he hoped to submit record on May 20 when its D mednliion. noted, tllelr names will be 11th Veu: San JOM - TOln J, become president oC Merit Shimizu ; ehao~, to the Congress this week a Jel Clipper new the 5.800- M.y S. UamllSll kl ot Seo• listed on the 1000 Club Honor Mltsuyoshl. Elsau Arl• President Johnson re• Savings and Lonn AssocioUon .lonn - Mrs. Ha t.uye Mlyauchl: luctanll~' accepted Congres• proposed Con s til uti on a I m ile journey in 8h.57m. Sche• brook. N.J .. and COI'o l Lynn Roll In the Convention sou• fOI' another two years. Since duled time of !light I. 10h.- ~:~n~~wco:~rt~-..:r~UI~hl 0S~;,: lowering the voting nge to 18 Akl.vam" of Los Angeles were v.nlr booklet III August. sional demands Cor a S6 bil• 1966 he has been an admlnl• 10m hnrn: Son Franolsco - Henri lion spending cut i.n ordel In an eadie!' speech at Tex• among 34 Univ. 01 Southern Takahashi; ChJcago - Satoru as Christian University in slt·alo.· of properttes (or the Numbel' of importanl pro• Caii(ol'llia students elected as :!OLh Yur: Downtown L.A Takemoto; Grell ham-Troutdale _ that his proPQsed 10 per cent W. B. Realty Company in motions and reassignments. ot Phi Beta Kappa members ... ~~ .~~e T K~b~:;nl; Gardona Val· income surtax could be vir· Fort Wortb. 11'11'. Johnsoll an• ~t~m';a;;'k~~t~r~;~C~f~~~!~}: Cardena. duties were announced by the Junior S.to. son of Ihe Shi• 18lh Year: San "rancilco-Yas tlde-Benry K . Yo.hlmlne. tURUy a ured passaJl,e. nounced t hat the nation Ablko; PI\ 5Adc na - Tel Iwa.sakL I~ umltomo Bank or Calilornla: geuchl Satos 01 Idaho Fail •. lOth YeIlr: Reno - Mas Babe: At the new~ confere.nce should give the CrRnchlse to KnJt il member ot the Wllllnm Sakllkurl\, Oakland 0(. gradUates Crom Utah State Philadelphia - S. John Nitta. Downtown L.A. - lchJro Naka. flc~ t'xnmln ~ .Mrs. T Ann NIHa held in hIS Texas rancb. Mr 18 yea]' olds so as to enlist American Institute of Cl'rU• lo.n oUlcer, to 10lln amon~ 1he top five percent Jlma. Toshlo Nakajima: Chlcalo ~~ftC~~(I~~· b:~t S~jk~~;:S.CIt:'t h~~~ JO ~::;I F've,:,~~~o~!~~~I1;- -Dr. J oe M. Nakayama: Sdttle• Johnson emphasized that the in public liCe whnt he called lied Public Accountants and and elected a Ph. Koppa Phi ..!u3M Elmer Ogawa: Puyallup Valley• the bl;ghtest and best trained Ihe CaliCornia Soc I • t y of ,eles operation. ofrtcer. to Rubt· member Valedlelorlan Z. Tsuji Thomas S. Takemura; Venice. need for the tax increase. "nl 10 operatlont depArtment 15lh "tar: San Franc:l.c~ D a. Culver - Mrs. Betty S. Yumort. C.P.A.. Gloria Honda of Idaho Fail's Hlron~k a. Hosh'~ whIch will add 8n estimated generation he has e\·er seen. manftlf'r. \rt i\lItsuto01e. Oakland vld T William N:~s~f.:a ~ : Stockton - Georce· J . Public support C(lr lowering From 1960 to 1962 he "a. oHtce a~l. manager to OMume Skyline High graduates WIth )lAma Pocalello - Aklra 1lce SIO blUlOn to the Govern• additional duties O'l": 103n olflcer; SI.440 in scholarships [rom Kawamura. 8th Vtat: Sequola-Mamoru R. ment's annual revenues. wa5 the voting age has been grow• City Treasurer of Gardena Albt"rl T. Ibarakl, Los An~ l ea Unlv. of Utah. Readers Di• "so urgent" to avoid the dan• ing A recent Gallup Poll and in 1967 he was appointed O~~~~~~j.; tos:~~o n'a~:r G'anr~ l~r AL HATATE r:.nn gest. Work Sludy and Nation• PREVIOUS BEAUTIES TO BE GUESTS gers o( runaway inflation that showed that R record 64 per to the outheast H 0 s p i I a I ~::~\!O:~tI~!~I;C~Obt~o t::k~~f;e~~~ al DeCense .. Ronnie 1I11ya• he had to go along with the cent o( the public approved Commission fOl" a lour - ,year k.\\,ll. 21. son DC the Hiro Mi• Voce PreSIdent deno. to Los Anl:elci escrow And 56 billion cut. 51 billion more an 18-year old voting age. term. ~~~eri:'~~-;;e:!i).: }t~ ~ U ~~tl~~r.~~ yoka\VQs of Los Angeles, gra• ( than was previously accept• The idea DC lowering the dualing from UC Berkeley. 10th annual Miss Harbor search on The KOlis li,e at 14708 opcrallon~ officer; reter l\1aUII~ won a $4.000 a year Cal-Tech able. voting age tor the estimated takl, San Jose operations officer. Mariposa Ave .• Gardena. scholarship. LONG BEACH - CandIdates ner - dance a fCalr will begin The tax-boost, expendlture• 12 million p erson~ between ra~1:ne:e~o ~~~~u~vao :,~ce S:~ ~~ ~; Lucy Inouye. reclplenl 01 tor the htle of "Miss Harbor witb a social hour at 6 p.m .. cut package is expected to re• the ages 18 to 21 has also f()':.~lcouT~~~I~n~~t~~tl~~,~~:~~o ~fb~~ the Col. Tsukamoto Memorial Nisei Owned and Ooerated ceive House approval on or been galning popularity in or 1968" will be introduced to Past Miss Harbors wlll be Scholarship in 1964 . graduales the public for the Clrst time before .1 une 12. From there. Congre... In the Senate. Sen• !~:::~n~o ~~~ft:n~r " I ~S~rd~Wt~ I~ C~ special g u est s. MusIc lor In th; Heart of Lrl TokiO with SummR Cum Laude hon• at the traditional garden par• Senate concurrence is almost ators Mike MansBeld. Jacob "taled. and Mn. El tabtUi 1:1 . Su. ors In art trom the Univ. of dancing will be furnIshed by lukl to supervlson, Los An,eles Reaction~ , assured, smce It previously Javits. Eugene McCal1hy. and NEWS Idaho. She is ibe daughter o( ty on Sunday, June 16. ac• Tommy Hom's ac• operations section. co,'ding to tbe sponsoring "oted Cor the 6 billion budget Everett DIrksen have support• the late Mr and Mrs. Frank cor din g to Cbarles Yata. any Corp. of A m er I c a Long Beach - Harbor Dislrlct MEBIT~ cut and a 10 per cent sur• ed the plan before the Senate opened Its new borne at EI Inouye 01 Nampa . CIlff chairman. CAPSULES hbi(akl. son DC Ihe Robert JACL. A special dan c e for the charge. Subcommittee on Con s titu• Segundo Industrial Park May I.higaki. DC Monterey Park. As it IS no\\ written, the tional Amendment.. 27. Akio Morita. co - founde·r The garden party will be youth will be sponsored at the SAVINGS i. presiding 0 f CIce r of the same time in the Frenell AND LOAN ASSOCIATION surcbBJ'ge would be retrOac- Adyocates tor lower ,·oOng o( Sony In Tokyo, took part campus senate and student held at the lnternational Inn 1.I"e to April I for indhiduals age have argued that tod8Y ' ~ in the opening ceremonies .. body vice-president at Chap• Motel from I :30 to 4 :30 p.m. Room of the Lafayette Hotel I S1m~\~l~~~arJl:rn:r ,~~ and to January 1 lor corpora• youlbs are better educated Government J apan Air Lines will operate man Coltege in Costa Mesa Entertainment and exhibit. by the Long Beach Junior its DC-8-Super 62 between are also on the program, JACLers. Music lor the affalr. tions. and would expire July and more ophislicated than John Y. Yoshino is meeling T 0 kyo and San Francisco Philip Ken Nakamura. I. 1969. unless Ihe Congress in the post. and that they With mayors and youth coor• son of the Frank Nakamuras J udges for the contest have Irom 9:30 p.m. to I a.m .. will dinators in 50 "target" cities Crom June 17 nonstop. Carry• decided to extend it deserve lbe right 10 "olt be• Ing I56 passengers. the ship of West Los Angele •. is stu• been announced as Charles be provided by the Some thin' , the~' to pro mot e the Dept. o( dent body vice-oresident at The Api'll I effeel"'e date cause are subJect to the Transportation summer lfouLh is shghUy larger than earlier Slln Fernando Valley Stale Vickers. general manager 01 Else. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;m;;;;;;;;;;,;mm;;,,,;,,,,,,;,,,,;;;mE!i!I for the surchar~e means that miliw,' dralt opportunity program lor dis• DeOs ..• Yasuo Yoshida, 41 . College. the Long Beach Harbor De• In addition, and p.l·haps of National City who joined partmenl; Mrs. Ellen Krek, the tax: increase (or individ• advantaged youth o( 16 to 21. Ma~te]. more important, in view 01 The Washington, D.C. JACL• lnc., as an accountant co l u m n I • t with the Long ual!' would be only 7.5 per In 1950 has been promoted ld Fine Arts recent rebelliou ~ student ac• er was in Los Angeles and Beacb Press-Telegram; Sak cent thlS calendar year. or 10 finance vice-president of the Seattle artist Paul Horiuchi per cent effective for three• ti\1ties. is tbat It would give San Francisco the last week Yamamoto. councilman in lhe your credit union ol May. As executive secre• toy manuCacturing fum based will be conferred the honor• quarters of a year April to the college students an oppor• in Ha\vthome. ary Doctor DC Humanities de• eily of Carson; ""d George tunity to eIlannel their pro• tary of the recenUy establlsh• Takei. actor in the TV series, WILL LOAN ON YOUR SIGNATURE December 1968. For example. ed youth opportunity commit• Hollywood Toyota. 1000 N. gree al the Unlv. of Puget an indi,~dual who pald $100 tests in a more cODsh-uctive factor y~ t'Star Trek" tee, Yoshino is on loan Irom Vermont is the only Sound commencement exer• 5 I 00 - J 2 monthly payments of $8.89 ill Fe-deral inl·ome taxes in \\'3Y the Federal Highway Admini• operated retall dealership in cises June 9. it was announced "Miss Hal'bol'u will be 1967. and bas the same in• h, announclng his proposed strahon w her e he is ass\. America. according to manag• by Dr. R. Franklin Thompson. eorwned at the lOth annual 5300 - 12 monthly payments of $26.66 er George Saito. The new president. A major Horiuchi come this ,}·ear, would pay Constitutional amendment. it chie!. Equal Opportuntty Di• coronalton ball to be held in 5500 - 24 monthly payments of $23.54 ~ I 0; .50 thi~ ~·('ar The sur• is somewhat ironic that Pres• \~ision. showroom and car facility painting for the university was designed by the architec• will be unveiled during the tbe International Ballroom of 5750 - 24 monthly poyments of $35.30 charge is based on the amount ident Johnson is "rewardmg" senior luncheon prior to the the Lafayette Hot e 1. Long tural firm of O'Leary & Tera• 51000 - 24 monthly payments of $47.07 01 taxes he would pay under the .ame group 01 American. Awards sawa. which also designed commencement. Beach. on June 22. The din- existing law. v.rithout the sur• , ..- ho were rumored to be par• Carnegie Ouye ot SaCTa• Toyota's national headquar• I $1500 - 36 monthly paymenls of $49.82 eIlarge tiaJJ)' responsible for his de• men to. tl'af.fic management ters at Torrance. Sister Cities Put your Should the t,,-,-boosL e~­ cision not to seek re-election. specialist at McClelland AIr 242 South 4th East Streer. Soilloke City, Utah 84111 In any event. President Force Base. was cited the Daylon (0) is planning to I penditure-cul package be de• Press Row invite the city 01 Oiso. 42 savings account dollars leated in either the House or J obnson ha. indeed given the "transportation man DC the year" at the annual National The picture stor,)' on cour• miles east o( Tokyo, to be its Senate. Ihe problems sur• American people a few sur• age and skill DC Chicago's lire second Sisler City. JACLer to work earning rounding the S6 bllUon figu.re prises thi. year with possibly Transportation Wee k ban• I que t. He has been in the fighters d uri D g the .. ecent ~;~~:!: is on the steering will be the major cause. At more to come before his suc• transportation 1ield (or Over West Side violence and State 6% the moment, there is a bard cessor is sworn to office. 15 yea,·s ... Dr. Thoma. T. St. lires appeared in the Chi• Oakland's Fukuoka soclelY'1 0 core group of conservative And what does PreSIdent Ya tabe was honored by the cago Sun-Times Sunday sup• a Sister CIty commlltee. dedI- Republicans who want e\'eo Johnson feel about the cur• illinois Dental Society In rec• plement, Midwesl Magazine cated a J apanese garden in deeper cuts in expe.ndItures rent race tor his office? At ognition of his 50 years of (May 12 ). edited by RIcha rd memory of Frank Ono al Los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. and a coalitIOn of liberal tbe moment. the Lone Texan service in dentistry. He is the Takeuchi. Univ. o( Washing• King Jr. Higb. where he was and More first Japanese American to be ton journalism graduate and the music teache... Ono and - Complete Insurance Protection - Democrats who fear that the appears little concerned in his ex-Seattle newspaperman. his wile were killed in an air• PER ANNUM new lingside ~eat While the h 0 nor e d Known as the Aih.r. In •. Agy., A,hara-Omatsu·Kakit •• 250 E. 1st 51.. _.628·90. I S6 billion spendmg cut will "Grand-daddy o( JACL. he plane crash last summer at An.on Fujiokl Agy., 32 I E. 2nd. Suite 500.... 626-4393 263.1109 wreck their Great Society pl'esidential candidates pre• I ON BANK DEPOSITS gradualed (rom Univ. 01 Cal• Sports Hong Kong. Fu",koshi Ins. Ag'l., Funakoshi·Kagawa-Manaka-Morey programs pare themselves for the main ifornia and practiced in Fl'es• ----- Call or write 218 5 S.n P.dro...... _ ... 626·5277 462-7406 Inasmuch as the Congress bout lbi. November. Dan Fukushima, veteran no belore relocating to the p"ep basketball c 0 a chat JARSC to meet HAL TOMLINSON Hi/ohoto In •. Agy., 322 E. S.cond St...... 628·1215 287·8605 Midwest . Dr. Fred Base• LOS ANGELES - Japanese I Inouye Inc. Agy .• 15029 5ylv.nwood Ave .. Norw.Ik...... 864.57H James Lick High In San J ose, & ASSOC. rawa. honored as I'general was named West Team bead Arne ric a n Republicans of Jo. 5. Ilono & Co., 318Yl E 1st St...... 6H-0758 BOOK REVIEW: by Allan Beekman practitioner of the year", is Southern California will meet P. 0 Box 474 Tom T. ito, 595 N. Lincoln. Pas.d.na .. 794·7189 (L.A.) 681 -4411 coach of the annual No. Calic' ~97 vice-president of the Wash• East-West all-star basketball June 10. 7:30 p.m .. al the Re• Pasadena, Calif. 91102 Minoru ' Nix' Hagata, I Rock Have n, Monterey Park.. ... 268 .... SS'" ington SOCiety 01 Dentistry game to be played June 29 at SI ... N.koji. 4566 Centln.l. Av ...... __ ... 391·593 I 837-9 I 50 lor Children. publican Paliy headquarters, (2 13) 449-5477 Solo In •. Agy .• 366 E. ls. 51. .... _ ...... 629·1425 261.6519 San Jose Civic Aud. Tbe San 1326 W. 6th St. Segregated San Francisco schools for J ose J ACLer has lectured the Military Japan Basketball Federalion Capt. Terry J . Uyeyama, clinics and cited as tbe Teach• Japanese recalled in new book on T.R ~ 32-yeal'-0Id son o! Dr. Kahn er of the Year in 1966. Uyeyama, 464 Boynton Ave., Redwood City's boy wonder Berkeley. is listed as missing mUer \Va yne Horiuohi, Se• " Honolulu in proper prospective. some• in action on the Vietnam front quoia high school sophomore. In " An Uncertain Friend• thing must be .aid o( the con• ... Klnya Noguchi. Sacra• won t.he regional class B mile ship: Theodore Roosevelt and tribution of Hawaii to the mento deputy sheriff, is com• at Tamalpals in 4m. 39.ls. He checking Japan. 1906-1909." (Harvard crisis. mander of the Sacramento is being groomed as a 1972 UniverSIty Press. S6.95). In 1893. the dominant class N i s e i Memorial VFW Post Ol ympian. Charles E. Neu analyzes the of whiles in Hawaii, among 2985 " Ll. Col. George Ike• whom the sugar planters were da of OntariO, Ore., is cblef Organizations I crisis that occurred at that DC Blood Bank Operalions and tune in the relations of Ja• represented, overthrew the Rowena Young. member of account Training at the U.S. Army I pan and America. native monarchy and estab• Medical Research Lab at Fl. Progressive Westside J ACL. The J apanophobe. of tbe llshed a despolism. misnamed Knox. K,y . He graduated in is president of the J u n i 0 r PaciRc Coast 01 America had lbe "Republic 01 Hawaii." The 1951 Crom Univ. of Indiana. Chlllese Women's Club 01 Los new rulers ot Hawaii sought Angeles ... Lloyd Bahn, San pl'ecipliated the crisis by hos• Gabriel VaUey JACLer and hie act. directed at the Japa• annexalion to America as a Courtroom member 01 the JACL Nation• r ntse IInrmgrants, including guarantee t hat Hawaiian Four Nisei including three al Advisory Board on Bowl• \, ,o~re~ating the NikkeI school sugar would enter America women were among 570 SllC• ing, was installed as president cbildrcJl 01 San Francisco. 01 the Citrus Valley Optimists I 5"/. per .nnum - tu",nt inter." on 3 month, dutY-free, and to ensure PI'O- cessCul applicants who have !I U The aulhor says ot the tection (rom other national passed the CaliCornia State Club ot Covina. Time Certific.te of Dlp lum bia In?ian fami ly lived on the fri nge of Seattle's APL lowe .. lit cl.1I The re.erve unlt t. com• Service lleeord distinguL~h 35 year. of Rge. President manded by Lt. CoL Bert To• was lost because no one could an Eta from Nlpponmachl for many yea rs, te ll s your reporter of his Johnson I. writing the fore• rates on luxury IInert any other kind of Japanese. They're the same kind aims as a recruiter to the ranks of appre ntice machin• ltalrln, I lawyer In olvUlan Vew American mU11.u7 wRrd. life. unlUI can match the war rec• of people. ists, and seeks to introduce a new concept of the life And from ,T a pan comes SAN FRANCISCCO -New first cl... tare. Irom San Tbe 100th I. the original NI• ord of tbe 442nd and the 10Oth. r got the vague idea thaI the Eta were Japan's Wit h lots of leisure hours, and attaining qualifications word that his former scout• The history begin. with the master of Tokyo Troop 21 and Francisco to Yokohama otart• sei unit, later combined with pariahs, and they had become that way because at as a journeyman, respected anywhere in the wo rl d. In /( at $4 10 aboard th e luxury 1 . 1 and VOlun teers Into the Japanese attack on Pearl Mar. some distant lime in the past, they were assigned the - Eime r Ogawa Photo member 01 the Japan Boy bor, Dec. 7, 1941 , wben _ Scout nallonal councll, Aug• p ••senger I I n e r s P resident 442nd Regimental Com bIt work of butchering animals and tanning leather and I,SOO N I • e i already In the • • • list S. Naruml, Is handcarry• WII.on and Pre.ldent Cleve• teRm, which won bOIlO ... dur• doing other things that were beneath lhe dignity of land have been announced by In g the European Campalgn In Armed Force. fought with the Ing Ihe Bron,e Cuckoo, a dls• defenders. more fortunate folk. Well, since I didn't know any Labor t1nl/ulshed award Irom Ihe American President Line •. It World War II. represent~ A wave ot distrust ot Japa• Eta, and wouldn't bave been aware of the stigma if unions seek Nisei apprentices, Bo)' Soou~, 01 JapRn to the an $80 saving. For 240 day. the t OOlh Bal• Included In the new low nese swept the nation lifter I did, I didn't press the matter further. And since my rnunsc scientist who now re• talion and the 442nd R~g l­ Pearl Harbor and made llf. thin~s lare Is a H-day vnyage to Ja• mental Combat Team . Iogged folks were kindly people, tolerant about most sides In Syracuse, N.Y., and pan, 350-pound free baggage bud lor Hawaii'. Nisei 101- and probably uneasy about prejudices acquired III machinist journeyman rates $4.66 per Is a/filiated with G e n er a I and lought througb Italy and diers. Electric. allowance, stopover In Hono• France, winning the record of tJ:teir youth, they didn't bring up the subject again lulu, all ship-board entertaln• Finally. In June 1942, they BY EL~tE R OGAWA number, especially In the Morozuml, Is the first son being the "most decorated unit eIther. mpnt and re('rpotion and [am• 01 It ••Ize" In the Army. w.re given the cbance they It took an American to dig into this unfortunate Seattle Marvin Rice trom a family of o[ the Jate Saburo Morozumi, ous APL culstne - breaidast, bad been walling lor and were What follows here may nol Vancouver Is Jan d lndiRn., (His widowed mol her mar• lunch, dinner, snacks, eand• The unit. and Individual shipped tor training to Camp social phenomenon in Japan and give us the unhappy whom we have known (nr ried widower Motomu Kam• Island . oldier. received more details. He is Dr. George DeVos, professor of an• be of inter.. t to so many 01 wlche. or round - the - clock McCoy, Wis. They were form• Ihis generation of Japanese some 18-19 years, Interested b.ra, pion e e r Sacramento room service. than S,OOO medal. and ' cita• ed Into the 100th Battalion. thropology and social welfare at the University of Americans. Indeed, we speRk this person In the fact that as I.ader, presenUy Ilving In tions, including a Medal of In September 1943, they ar• California in Berkeley, and if his recent book, "Ja• 01 a slice ot the American a machinist In the Todd Ship• Los Angeles where both are Honor. So me 3,600 of the rived in Salerno, Italy, ready pan's Invisible Race," has been mentioned in these society noted for high scholas• yard CorporRtion, he was an active In Ihe Centenary Meth• awards were PurPle Hearts for action. S. F. Nihonmachl 10r .oldiers wounded In IC• pages, it escaped me. tic achievement and a per• active member of a committee odist Church.) Wi th tbe 442nd, which which seeks to encourage tlon. ar• Dr. DeVos reports that there are still some two centage who achieve white en• He attended the Pee r 8 merchants organize rived later, the 100th Blttal• li8tment of apprentice trA inees, million Eta, or Burakumin which is another name for collar and profe ..lonal status School (Gakushuln) tn To• Alter the war, the 442nd Ion participated in mOllt of in a percento:lJle more than especially amonl( mlnoril,.l' kyo, won the Joseph Grew SAN FRANCISCO-A Nlhon• and the 100tb were lnactlvat• the major campaign. In the them, in ,Tapan although they were emancipated by groups. One of the other Mm• double the American Cauca• scholarohlp of the J a pan machl MerchanUl A.sn. has ed - to be reorganized seven European Theater. law in 1871. He says they live in approximately 6,000 mlttee members, he explain• been or~anlzed 'as a nonprofit sian norm. America Society of Tokyo, Italy and FTance were the ghettoes sprinkled across more than half of the coun• ed, i8 Larry Hagen, per!llonne l woup to provide a united and Of particular concern to this en t ere d Bates Coilege in battlegrounds. Hawaii'. manager of Todds in Sealtle. organized ettort to advertise, Ntoet try; some of the ghettoes are middle class, but others comer, however, Is the great Maine at the age 01 18 In Inequity in Immigration proved their loyalty with their are unspeakable lums even though Ihere has been and mentioned that the que.• 195~, from w h I c b he was promote and publlclze San blood .-Advertlser. considerable job integration. Few non-Eta Japanese tion trequently came up In the ~raduated In 1959 with maj• Francisco's new J a pan e I!I e law on adoptions cited committee: fI,Vhy don't we town. visit these g,hettoes and certainly no American tour• NORTHWEST ors In chemistry and physiCS. WASHINGTON -Legislation Might Slay In BawaU ists. get some Nisei and oth(>r Bank of Tokyo Japan Cen• Orientals as apprentices?" and He J 0 I ned the National ler branch manager To.hio amending t he Immigration PICTURE Science Foundation's expedi• HONOLULU -Sen. Dan Ino• he went on to mention that Nagamura, who has been pre• and Nationali ty Act to facili• uye, who was attending the • tionary forces to the Amund• tate the entry into the United PASSING-Since Eta are physically indistinguish• Nisei generation wbo wind up one Mas Tanemura \Va!! a siding at the by-law commlt• eighth Mexico-U.S. Interpar_ "classmate" of his from 1955 sen - Scott Base as the first tee meetings, said all mer• State. of children adopted by able from other Japanese, unlike the Negro who is so many years 01 lire In an Japanese to reach the South liamentary Conference In Ho• to '59, and then as a graduRte chants and, professional men U.s. citizens has been intro• different from the American majority, why do they economic rut, In dead-end Pole, following Amundsen of nolulu recently, said he dldn't marine machinist went to who do business In Nlhonma• duced by Rep. Spark Matsu• think the 100th would be remain in segregated communities? Dr. DeVos says jobs. working In substandard Norway, Scott 01 England and naga (D-Hawall). conditions. work for Boeing. "We haven't chi and vicinity are eligible. sent to Vietnam. " It i8 Ill)' some of them do "pass" into the mainstream, but the had another Nisei apprentice Admlral Byrd of the United The Matsunaga bill would Perhaps the aim 0/ many 10 Slates. understanding that the men majority don't try. He makes the point that many Eta since," lamented Mary Rice. ' I ntelligent Parent' remove the two year resi• called up In Hawail will serve regard themselves as inferior. and their pOSition in to sweat it out, accumulate The youthlul • c I. n tis t dence requirement In the cas. Weil, we only mention this In 1960 for his work on the LOS ANGELES-The culhlr• In this vicinity," he said. Japanese society is predetermined, and that no one saving. from the meagre plck• of the non - orphan adoptive in"s, and then sink it Into an to convey the Impression to achieved national recognition al aspects of the Nisei and can do an~'thing about it. the hardheaded, that the wel• chJld. apartment house or hotel lease aurora borealis. He studied San.el will be reviewed June Sakura Festival dates One of his re earchers interviewed an Eta, aslong or maybe some small busi• come mat is out, and for~et with Dr. Van Allen. discover• 16, 12 noon, on KCOP's (Ch. The Hawaii Congressman if he were the same. as common people. The reply ness. Operating a skid road about the face slaps 01 some er 01 the Van Allen Belt of 13) "Inlemgent Parent" tele• sald that tbl. bill would re• in San Francisco let 30-40 years ago. lieve the hardship that is im• was: "1'\0. we kill arumals. We are dirt\", and some flop house or a cheap res• radioactivity, at the Universi• vision series. George Saiki of posed upon adoptive parents SAN FRANCISCO-The see• people thmk we are not human" When- asked if he taurant doesn't 10k like much At this point, while touting ty 01 Iowa graduate !chool In Mayor Yorty's omce Is coor• of a liCe {rom where we stand, the whole proposition, can't 1960. In 1963 graduate course dinating the program. Ap• and adoptive child alike In ond annual NihonmachJ Cher• thought he was not human. the Eta replied "I don't ry Blossom Festival will be and it is to those who may resist telling bow, as a fonner in ph Y I i c 8 were taken at pearing with him will b. Dr. cas.. where the latter doe. know." The interview went on like this: ril 18-20, 1969, It be so entrapped in the future, Todd employee wearing the Stanlord. Henry Yamada, Nisei Week not qualify as an "orphan." held Ap wu He also pointed out that the announced by Kay Kuwada, "Do you think you or your children will ever leave that we sug~est 8 new vista. shipfitters green hat, we be• In 1963 he joined the Na• Queen JoAnne U e h a r a , legislation h. proposes would .Japan Food Corp. vice-pres. this district or change occupations?" People of Japanese extrac• came impressed with the tional Science Foundation'. Charle. Kamayatsu and stu• "No." scholarship program ·of this Antarctic winter pro g ram denUl of Mme. Kanswna Ha• eliminate the present unequal wbo was elected '69 festival tion have received shabby application of the law. chairman. "Do you think outsiders will ever come to this treatment In regard to mem• nation-wide corporation - a again and at the age ot 28, hayagi. village and treat you as friends?" bership in labor union. dur• program 01 scholarship. In naval architecture for the "No". -peo-plrurr-th outsid~ don't like us. They Ing the twenties and the thlrties, and even well through oons of the overalled "'Tetche. haven't changed for a hundred years. who work with great dlgnity "Do you believe this right or fair?" the following decade. A wari• nes. h ... been built up among In their respected crafts, with After a long pause: "I don't knO\\'; we are bad many whJch is hard to erase. a share in the economIc people and we are dirty." Few week.! ago, good friend wealth of the nation not pos• The point the book makes is that this man, pre• sible a few decades ago. sumably typical, had been beaten down psychologlcal• Marv Rice related to me ly until he feels himself incapable of being anything City agrees to pay bow h. started his appren• more than dirty and bad. There is an application to the ticeship at $1.55 per hour In Nisei architect $50,000 1955, whJch In my memory American Negro, Dr. DeVos points out, where "the approximated a belpe... pay social and psychological stigmas of a hundred years LOS ANGELES-The Reerea• at the time. No need to be a of oppression after slavery are still visible and will tlon and Park Comml.sion helper all one's 1I1e, bowever, remain so for some time to come." May 27 voted to pay Ume- when the opportunity for ad• And reading this, I couldn't help but wonder if moto - Perkinson Associate. vancement goes begging, aI• prolonged confinement in relocation campus wouldn't $50,099.40 for preliminary mosl Today, Rice gets $4.66 have affected us Nisei in similar fashion. The first plans for a $4 million gol! de- per hour straight time, and velopment In Sepulveda Ba• double lor overtime of whJch symptoms were becoming visible when the camps sin. But it refused to pay an• there is plenty. Where his were being closed: "People on the outside don't like other $l3,437.37 whJch the famUy once lived in a slum US . They think we are bad .• . " archJtecturai fir m clalmed type apariment a block of! C;RD~';"- ~ E~~:VA;L;- J~ANE;; ~o~~;r; ' - ' - ~::. J aokson Street, today the A; i I due for supervisory .erv- parents have gone back to re• William Frederickson Jr., tirement in Canada, and the Poinsettia Gardens Motel Apts. department general manager, Marv Rices are paying off on 13921 So. Normandie AV'!. Phone: 324-5883 said the sup e r v Is 0 r y tee a new $20,000 house In a de• 6S·Unlu .. Hutl!'d Pool .. Air Conditioning • CE Kitchens· Television should not be paid until the sirable suburb. project is under way and the OWN~ ~ND OPERATED BY KOBATA BROS. , .. And Marv wanted us to get finn actually performs super• the message out to those many ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , visory services. people we know who work Frank Chuman, represent• on scab jobs lor scab pay, Ing the finn, refused to ac• and none of the usual fringe cede to granting the city ex• benefits such as medical eare, "A Life Time Opportunity" clusive right.. to the plan •. hospitalization, lost time bene• Commissioner Francis Leder• fits, and retirement pension. er wanted to give the city ex• When you compare the differ• clusive rights to the plan, a. ences, some people are not a condition for the first pay• only living In the wrong dec• ment. ade, but the wrong century. 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REORG N1ZAT(ON other, CAn help to bl'ln~ f.,·m• l'ning RduJt - youlh pllnei, a CL pre.ident•• nd KllnRo Ku• Inl! into h~l\.r p.,·Spectt". nit s u~lI. PortlAnd plrAPling culturA l proJlrltm And PRot PSWDC Rover• and pneourllgf> young ppoplt chose it!C dJstt'lct quepn tor nor. Tho PNWDC ~1t,lcAlly Man Fook Low 10 ent~r the fi.ld. ~OOD Gtnulnt Chlnt3f FOOd adoplPd the report on Ex.cu• Ihe Mi •••r ....rACL conl •• l. Jr. JACL chapters took over J"""NEIIE Fal'mtnR. lIk.- Rny b\1sinf'~", "JACI.: ( n v 0 I v. m 0 n I 962 So. San P.d.o SL tiVf' R~rftRni7.9t\Qn AS e'• Ih. clo,lnR conv.ntion rAlly I•• ~.mbi •. PerhAps the oddl or WithdrRwal" WRII thp pAnel Los Ang.l .. 15. Call' plamod by NAtionAl Director luncheon proRrRm. BtRRing RT~ sh'On~eT IJlAinst th" ,n'ow• lheme And alll"t!emE'nt 688·9705 'Ma!f;8t' SatC'lw. at thr lest Dt~ .. was skit.. and numbe.. with. J.• er than with many olhel' f'n• ~enerRI trici Council meeUnl! in Sum• amonll the panpUst. pa.nese UbeRt". East Lo. An• Su.hi - Tempura t.rpri •••. Ah·.ad,v this ,pl'in« that JACL shnuld take .t.nd n~r, "'R~h . on May 19. Iteles Jr. JACL youth opened Teriyaki .. with the lat. tr.e"., all ma• on issues of the dRY. wilh "Tanko Bushi" Rnd a Someo of th~ ct'mments jor fmll prodllcJnJ! .,.... In TAKE OUT SERV'CE To hrip clo.e the communi• demom~h'aUon or Japanel!:e were,; th~ Pacific NorthwE'st are cRtion~ ,RRP bet ween adult and mRrti.1 art. The A v. n t.e. 3045 W. Olympic Blvd. Pr."denl-clect; Thi. po• hurl to a point that som" ctis• SASH)~U SPECIM EN· lIcclliont striped bROS, \I clj(hil1j{ be• youth, the yout h urltt'd repre• Block~ ldtion wC\uld tie up R person IA,~d (Holl ywood Jrs.) had. romlc (2 Wes't of Normandie) Mcts ade d .. • dis ••tor tween 10 and 22 lbs. caught off Shall Rock in SAn Franci.ao • e n I R t ion on the PSWDC version of "The Seven Samu• for R few Y(,Rn; or more, tak• area. LOl ••g.I., DU 9.5847 ~ ~ant.d Bay, are being ",ashed down b)' G.or~. OkaZAki (le!l) and e".cullv. bOArd. Youlh panel• rals". Santa Ba r bAr A .Irs. Fte~ for th.t A position In the 'E ••tern part a! our - Pa,klng - Fr.d SlI~imoto. A totlll ot 300 was cauj{ht on live ancho"irs Ists weI'. PAtti Dohlen, PSW- showed off its chAract.riza• \\1ll b. flilPd by a p.rson who two ,!;,tRte~ with lltt1~ faln and by 35 IishE'l·men. Photo was lflk<"n la8t ~leRr by the Rulhor tion oC a Japanese sonR, "Ka_ ~IIIIIIIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!: !. already an activ. JACLer. ~nOW du\'inJt the winter Rnd Tre8~urer : of thi~ week'~ "Confab Corrol'" Mori ShimAda, the conven• waU Baby". The Seianoco .rn. 5 = 'VhAtever the spring months the pasture derb~ t ~ Eagle Restaurant ~ title mllY he - thl. pOSitlon .h..,a~' tion fishing chairman. cloesd with "Sip a Little T.a lands .re dry and the CHINESE FOOD Mould b. filled b~' • person calti.. have to be sold (or 150 athletes sign with Selanoco", a comic skil = = famlllar with budget-finance, with . "Week that W .... dash. ~ Party Catering - Take Outt ~ lack of gr... Also, lor irri• CONFAB CORRAL: Phil Matsumura E 'III Mom, P,op. DA 4·"12 § accountin~ . etc. gated farms. less ~now on the Toni Sakamoto, a slender = 11449 S. W•• t.,n _ G.rd,n. = 1000 Ciub Chairman: This mountains Rnd Ips! waler in for PSW trackfesl Venice - Cuiver JACL choice ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ is It special or~anl.atlon wllh the reservoir~ thAn we have for Ni.el Reiays queen and lPecific activltl.s. Its m. m• had in man~ ' years so thAt Striped Bass the DYC's candidate for Miss bers should elect its national Jr. JACL, won Ihe re~al hon• the !arm~rs ha"e b e ~ \I n to at Garden Grove chairman who will bE' a mem• worry about theiT comlng ors of the day. toppin!! a Heid ber of the Tational Board crops. Derby Planned of I.n aspirants. Sharon Fu• ,,~th all the \'oti~ "'I'bts. But the signiftcance of GARDEN GROVE - More kumoto of Avantes was run- We'U $10 alonJ;t with tWlce a farming cannot be over em• thAn 150 Nlsei and Sansei ath• r.presentin~ year executive committeE' ses• phasized. Production 01 food letes over IS Pa• sions plus the interim board and fiber are of primary im• lrtt\~~!! ~~~dtn~t :nrr\'~f(~~t.C~n J~h~h' C"~~~nV;\~g\~lI~"h:t r~~ ; cific Southwesl District J ACL ( meetin~. (C\'S) C)t'achJnl younlstf't' th" rllndll-n\lmtal ~ of hu~bAlI , who IPlmds chaplerf; and 10caJ orllani7:a• Planning - portance to everyone. Without ttl, u tu Sundl", DlornlnJ:' In tAklnLl: Illf' bo~'s on Ushln, ttlp\, a NI~t'1 tiom: ,,,,til compete June 9 in (Continued from Front Page) THE GAJ\mLE 1 FA.R~nNG this, little else is possible. to", SlA ndlnJ: "nd hw;, mf'mhf'r nr th,. S"1I .'011. Gardrnf\fOI .nd LAndIlUJ)t'fS Aun. and 1\ phnlo,::r"llhu rt ~hl,,\:(,. b fh .. ('hA.lrm ftn the 17th AnnuRi JACL Nisei Sukiyaki • T empur. would go into efleet Imm.• T erlyakl • Sushi Is farminl! too ~e.t a gam• 3~cttfl ('~~~~~n~~ . 'i:; · I~Mth~hrJII~~~I~gl~:;lfh;O~' b~~bnJ~I,"~~~~r.~I. Relays, co - hosted by Long dlal.ly, If accepted. ble" Are there insufficient • • • Beach and Orange County prot1t~:' How widespread is B~ MORI SHllIfADA Ihis skipppr work the past chapter. at Bolsa Grande While so m e .u~ltestions 151 Welle. St .• L. •. New York- High School, here at 9401 were long-range, many ap• the fe-elin~ among growers (Continued trom Front Page) S8n JO.!ie two yeRrs and he i~ terrific. T.t. M. 1-3017 thai they would rather sell On Thursday, AUI! 22. • Thi. beauti!ui most-sou~ht­ We~tminster Blvd. between p.ar ready for immediate im• out than gambie on such lac• ment s:pending wh.ich i! not sh'iped bas., fishing h'lp i. a!tpr party boat accommo• Ma!'"oUa Av.. and Brook• plementation, Ruch as estab• tors as weather, dedini~ essential to 1hE" nahon's or being plann.d at either San datE'!I\ 12 persons. hurst St. lishin~ a convention biddin~ prices, increasin~ cost 01 pro• state's economic: and military Franci~co Bay or down thE' Skipper Rudy tak •• hi, par• At slake Is the Capitol Lite policy. convertin/( JACL pro• HIDEAWAY duction. etc ': health should be curtail.d. coast Around Sharp PEu'k tic!' down t he coast to the In!ufance pel'peluRl trophy, fessional stAfI 10 become "field Many ,lZ;ooci sized growers in Kojima stated that he wouid where some of the mo.!Ot fan• Sharp Park area on his twin• which Ih. Orang. County JA• directors" so that chapters can RESTAURANT the area say they want to quit later release 8. paper ouUin• tastic fjshin~ occurs and Au• E'n~ined Sunfish. 8 hU,I:!:e ves• CL tcam will b. trying to r.• be serviced, collegiate semi• and sell out. W. ha\·. heard ing hi5 position on this point. gust is the hottest and mo~1 ~el with a capacity of :n wlth tire for their third successive nars on Japanese Americans, Imp r 0 v e d communications • grumblin,E from many grow• .Racial Un ...1 ideal month. a minimum ch.rter 01 25. It victory. ers over the past few .years The tide oC -0.6 inw at 5:30 is also a beautiful modern Accorrllnll to co - chairmen methods within the organiza• fienously disillusioned about The racial lInre~t ha! not a.m. and hi/!h of 4.8 at 12:36 boal. Hank Aihara, Orang. County. tion, social welfare referrals, • BUCKY'S their operations They cite been understood by the "lib• is very favorable. This is the Warm clothin~ i. aimost a and Frank Sugiyama. Long corporat.e memberships and Canto"e .. CuiJin, : ' erals" or ··conservatives." It re~lstl'ation I: the r.ising cost of crop roduc• type of tides with which this MUST as the fishing ground. BeAch, will be at remodehng J ACL offices. • American Di.he. : SANTA ANA. CALIF. ( tion. a lar,!!e sum tiPd up In is not a result of uwhite rac• writer ha!' had very ~ood mI\,)' be coid and foggy. In• 8 A.m. Rnd startin~ lime i. The Plannin~ Commission : • (South of Disn.ylan.!) fann machinery The sellin!! ism" or Hhoodlumism." In• luck. Here is our personal re• sulalE'd underwear and raJn 9 a,m. shall be recommending to : 1482 SuH •• St. tn ... Goughl: ______price is down. Some feel that st.ad. it Is a result 01 direct cord from last year on similar $!eDr are excellent. Th. youn~ alhieles will be Membership committees in .S,n F.anci"o Tel. 776.4900. the government has too much fostering of dependence of tides and dates with three Cost for this trip wlil be $1 1 compeling in four divisions: each chap IeI' they assume the • • eontrol over aericulture. bul minorities on the government, fisherman. (See photo.) for boal and bail. Transpor• open, j u n lor, midgel, and added r.sponsibility of check- : • : and denying them the means admits that many growers Aug. 18, 1967 tation and lunch are optionaJ cubs Participants ages range ing oul voter registration or • . . : fail to lake positive action to to economic independence. Low-o.9 at S:3O a.m, Hl,h 4!J and extra. Tackl. may be in .ge from Ii to ~O. its members. The voter lists :Luncheon-Dlnner Family Style. The uliberals" d e m 8 nd at 12'36. alter this s.ituation. 9 $tnpers of 5-4;.8-12-12.1.. -16- rented at a nominal fee. The Admission is "tree" and a ~!: ~e~vbeenrs.be checked for : Banquet up to 80 Persons : "lZivin~' It's no secret that young of more "civil rights" 16-18 Ibs Limit Rt tn;S5 III m. lit committee, however, will have refreshment stand wi lIb. ShlJ Rock Hlbnut ~. miles NW of : Open II • . m.- IO p.m. : people are not takin~ the in• to the minorities. Yet curi• 8S many extra rods and reels handled by the 0 C. Jays. i1'!;a~~~ho\'ies),dritt flshln, with More long range were ques- • Closed Mon. • terest In agrIcultur. that they ously th.y. together with the as possibie to r.duce yo u r tlons dealing with .ventual • • did when we were at their "conservath'es" endy minori• Aur. 19, 19&8 cost. A valid license Is requir• us. ot the JACL endowm.nt ...... ties a par t of this nation's 9 tiah •. S-7-14-H-IB-20-24-2.5 age. Sixty-se"en percent of Ib~ Sam!" place. Limit at 1 p.m. ed. A sp.cial 3 day license Summer youth program fund. a JACL Headquarters economic: opportunities in the all farmers In Or.~on are 45 Fishing in San Francisco cost. S I A trophy for the LOS ANGELES - Voiunteer building, unJ!orm dues struc• years of age or older. There way of business ownership Bay Is tou~h as most o! the lar~est fish will be awarded. ture, computerized PC mail• and conlrol of their own eco• counsellOr! and assistants is a d.cJjnin~ enrollment of bett~ spots are 0 v e r reefs All interested fi.herman ( coil e g. and upp.r blgh In,E system, Japanese conver• DOnUC and ~ocia1 destinie,. students in .grlcultural pro• and the angier must be very are reQuest.ed to contact our school ag.) are needed to sational l.nguage project. se• grams at our st.le colleges A~ a member or a minori• careful not to han~ up Th.... convention chairman Dr. Tom st'rve the two-week summer nior citiz.ns home. Jr. JACL and universities. And ,,'orst 01 ty. Kojima stres.",d that be areas Includ Shag Rock. H.R. Taketa by June 30, so that "BC'atton pro g ram starting summer exchange. JACL stu• all the descendants of many could understand the prob• buoy. Aleatr.... Roc k P i i e, we can be make the necessary June 24 at SI. Mary's Episco• dent aid, a Nisei who's who, ~ower. arran,lZ;ements. 50 and 60-year-old lems and feeling. of other South Tower oC the Goiden pAl C h u I' C h . A counsellor and JACL chap ten beyond often pursue careers which minorities. He could provick Gate Bridg. and Yellow Bluff. traming session starla June the Mainland.. (, ere totally unrelated to .grI• the bridge 01 understanding The sandbar between Alea• 17. A Good Place to Eat enJture. between the different groups. traz and the Golden Gate Noon to MidnIght (Closod Tu ...J Another trend i~ the emer• Kojima stated that he did Bridg. and Raccoon Strait.. Chicago-- Tai Ping's atmosphere gence 01 corporate farming. not believe that any ot the otter easier fishing with very (Conhnued from Front Page) Jamel Madison Our discouraged growers note major presidential or other few sangs. LOS ANGELES-Surrounded Cafe James Madi,on. fourth Lem's that a number of large cor• candidates understand what at the breast than those who by Tai Ping's exotic atmos• Sharp Park and viclnity is President of the United States, phere or win d J n ~ indoor tK.1 Rln Low) porations are buying farm the Negroes are asking. "They the scene of the "wildest" don't land. and commented th.t are only asking lor that which Arnona' the major causes of was author o[ N.'enty-nine of slr.ams and waterfalis. a Chi• Fugetsu-Do REAL CHINESE DISHES and the "mostest" ",hen the the Federatist papers. and he Dese Wishing Bridge. and carp 320 E. 1st.. Los Angel" rome are usin~ their ac• all the olher peopie have had death (ound to strike mOl'e CONFu.-I'IONA.RY boat come into a school oC proposed the first ten amend• \Oy~1y Phone Ord e.rs Taken quisitions .. to Itatn a tax \\'rite an opportunity to obtaiD - amon~ ~ ponds is MiJS Yasuko E . lot SI.. Loo All6e1y U surface feedin. s t rip e l' s frequently per son ns off". and have little interest capital, and that which capital with less formal education men t s to the ConstitutioD entertaining djners in the Sin• lllAdi.oD 5-8595 MA 4-2953 splashing their tails at the known as Ihe Bill of Rights. gapore Lounge. In holding a fair market price. comblnPd \\1th labor will ob• frantic anchovies, a sight we r e tuberculosis, diabetes, Of. course, corporate farming tain:' They seek opportunity which will long be remem• cancer or the stomach and hy• ~ on the increase, but we to make themselves econom• bered. Live anchovies with pertensive diseases. ~I ~kl"J ~ In ;.,c~ SU~ ~5'w doubt that those corporations icaBy Independent. If elecl.d, Hauser and Mrs. Kitagawa c;~· · - I S very light sinkers are dropped Empire Printing" i which seriously enter this Kojima stated, he would im• i overboard and the cry oC st.ressed that the education field will do so for no other mediately propose a program comparisons serve as indica• COMMERCIAL and SOCIAL PRINTING Famous Chinese Food "fish on" is heard every• English and Japanese I I reason than a prOfit. finally. 10 enable attainmenl 01 these where. You have to be there tors or other socioeconomic I I. 228 E. 1It .St. Los Angeles MA ~2~~ _ There are a nuember o( goals without the necessity oC to believe it. The chances variables: 1_~I~ ~e~~':..S~ :~~A.:'ge~.: . ~~_ MA 8.70~0. _I ways In wbleh a negative at• brlte .xpenditure of public thai you will bring home the "They include income, level titude Ioward farmiDg can be funds. "sashimi" are very good. of occupation, working condi• MINUTES PROM DISNEYLAND changed. Organization by the tions. styie of liCe. diet and ~~~~I~I~~~III;I~I~I~I~I~I~III~~~~III~I~I~~1II1111111 grower in marketing associa• 'Cwo Skippers Contacted nutrition, quaJity of housing, tions for slrenj!th throuj!h col• ' Bonnie & Clyde'.' opens differential fertility. urban• Two outstanding skippers Bonded CommiSSIon Merchants-Fruits & Vegetable. ~=:==== lective barl!aining \\11\ b. I p with big all-star policy have been contacted. Vince on rural residence, regional res• 174 S. Central Ave. L.A.-Wbol ...I. Termln.1 Markel establish better prices In the his New Mary S takes the ide n c e and many other ~lA 2-8595. ~lA 7-7038. MA 3-4504 market place. But the grow• HOLLYWOOD - After six llems .. ." back seat to no one when it IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ 8 ers must coopel'ate with these months oC extensive renova• comes to fishing In the bay. The research was supporled organizations or the effort be• tion, "BoDnie & Clyde'," I have p.rsonally watched by a grant from the U.S. pUb- I comes diluted and ineffective. America's most unique night lic Health S.rvice 10 the U. of MIYAKO Membership and patrona~e in club, opened May 24, under C.'s Population Research and HOME OF TH'E NISEI BOWLERS RESTAURANT growner·owned cooperatives the direction of Rick Comp• Baseball fans Training Center, which Hau• is another lactor which can Ion. Headlining the first big REDWOOD CITY - Sequoia ser directs. LUNCHEONS-DINNERS ·COCKTAlLS help keep the l!l·ow.rs cost all star policy was talented HOLIDAY BOWL JACL has purchased biocks of 3730 CRENSHAW BLVD., L.A. 18 AX H3H 33 Town II< Country, Orange • 1 Anoel~ . ': ome 0 mpe"a erv,ce !:: Waikiki Pharmacy after cus- 'DON~K.NAKAJi t iVlJUN G, Mik8WB,8 i General Contractor S N o SERVICE m tomeI's complained that she Sweet Shop 1_ 3866 Cochran Ave. ~ Stock.s and Bonds on REALTORS BUILDERS 2 •• E. 1st St. Los Angeles ~;~;~;~ SA(~RY:lIR ~ ;~ ~:¥;1:i;3 _ Los Angeles MA 8-4935 !!i ~ ALL EXCHANGES • PlYMOU,H 14715 So. Western' Ave. ~llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ ~ I ' i.li Hi by Artbur Rutledge, the labor Gardena, CaIif._ ~ -" NEW AND USED CARS m leader, who continned May ,--i Comme,ei ~ 1 Refriger~tiolt -, Fred Funakoshl 323-7545 321·3386·8 ga Appliances • .: DeSigning - Installation I neport, and Stud,-' 3460 West 9th Los Angeles, Calif. m 21 thai Mied'ss HiU . no Hlonger I Malnfenanc~ i " ~ m Is employ at mon ouse. i Sam J. 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OF NEW YORK, INC. l ~j ~ ~_S_6B_l = - Re~ OA 7 9942 .= ______•• iilllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllliliIItF Actor Boone finds ... but words PACIFIC CITIZEN Sounding loartl J.ffrey Matsui Nikkei at bottom shall never IIIttlilltlllllllltlltllllllllllllllllllnlllllllUllIIlIlllIIlIIlIIlllllllIIlIIlIIll1 hurt me of Hawaii Revolt Vacallon Time B, KA1'S KU Nl'l'StlGU By BILL MARtlTANJ 1 . ~ . An~r l .. Phlladelphla Many readel's, I'm 8\1 reI A! YOu nRl tero Nll el hav. Getting ready for my two week's vacation to Ha• SRW the tree-verse, "excel ' pl ~ had tRunHnR epIthet. thl'own wa ii beginning June 1, I picked up a few brochures I.'om An oulllne" en II lied At them, often In the .chool• "The Revolution" b:\' eminent yard. Particulal'lY It It were on "Alobaland" and found them disappointingly iden• actor Rlch8l'd Boone In lhe a racial epithet w. boy •. at tical in content. Actually these brochures contain the Friday, June 7, 1968 Calendar section of last Sun• lenst, more ollen than not met same broad general information fed to prospective 6- dAY'. (May 26) L.A. Time •. the challenge phy.ically. But tourists for past decades. Boone, who now m akes his it the taunt were non-racial Since Hawaii was my home until just four years horne in Hawaii, b wt'lting and particularly Ir the taunt• ago, may I share with the reader who may be think• Ab ollt the J ap Nnese in Hnwnll er WAS considerably bigger ing of vacationing in our 50th state some tips and in the lough, Icl1 - lt-like-lt-ls• and tougher (fO blgness" alone information on the six major islands not found in bAby Idiom which refl ects his was not always a deterrent these brochures and leaflets. own rock honest view ot lite. because most evp.J'yone WAS blllgcr) or the taunter was • • BIG ROLE FOR BIG BUSINESS Oahu: If you've never seen a man's face change GUEST COLUMN color from yellow to orange to red to purple-then Busines men are becoming more concerned wilh EAST WIND you're in for a treat. Talk to the Nisei city slickers w'ban and community problems. especially i~ 81:eas in Honolulu and tell them, "I'm from L.A. It must be •• • Th ey ('(WIt' h CT(, n 1111 11 · where Ihey have the ability to make a conll'lbution. drcd yen r.' apo part o( a ganll, wisdom dIc• pleasant and relaxing living in a small town." We find politica l ca ndidates from both camps en• Ollt of Ih. pnddi .., lI ight soil tated thot physical confron• Maui: For a very exciting hunt on the "Valley ('ouraging the government to have businessmen set fcd ; . tation was not thf' answer. Isle," search either for diamonds or a modest Mallian. up shop in areas of hard·core unemployment, allow• TheSl caHir h fO rt' ' orkf'd I ff the And In .uch situatlon we, as Of course, you won't find neither. stillkillQ pltf"f··dretlcht'd bot· children. resorted to the fol• ing them certain benefits from federal tax laws. C?r• tOf}l$ of the lousiest ' I1( IkJ Kauai: No one can say he's been to Kauai until he's porations have contributed in the past to Communtty iu tilt> PnciJir. lowinll dltty, admittedly IIrit• been taken to "that spot" by a proud Kauaian and told, Chest drives, built recreational and cultural centers F ar lady, its the truth: ,h,'V ' I said the count is only 12 Weeks 'til S~n Jose' ting our teeth •• we .Aid .t: "this is the place where they filmed 'South Pacific'. " and even donated park and pool . Imld"d hert' 111drn furl·d. "SLicks In stones Hawaii: If you're looking for a fight, you can easily A tid ttler£' p01'C"r , pd Ollt like May brea k my bones Charles B. l\lcCoy, president Of. Du Pont, a~dre s• 0"11 other property. Bul word •. .. find one by starting your conversation with "Big ing a Delaware conference of busmess execullve re• Sin" ... f at Indv. la .... in pa• Shall never hurt me." Islanders" with "You live by the ocean and the tidal cently, ha ex panded the ocial horizon of his con• radise. Later, as young adults we waves roll up and try to kill you. You rush inland ( A,ld flOW. Riaht 110111. Only Tokyo's Dream Taxi for safety and the volcanoes erupt. Man, you gotta freres by suggesting Ih ey mov e away from the n3.lTOW t h r e e gelleratiorl., from continucd to have terms such economic view of their role to such areas as pollution then, By , n~ l HENR Y r ede. he 100 enjoy. Ihem. "My ~ s "dirty J ap" or "ycUow• be stupid to want to live on a place like this." control, quality of education. urban renewal, freedom The.. bal/dll -legged. ..IaII (• cab i!ll an extension oC my bellied J ap" hurled al us, hit• Lanai: If you seek adventure fly to the "Pineapple Tokyo of opportunitl' for all without regard to race, creed eved, duck-bulted Bllddha• horn et" he SA Y S. ting a crescendo dul'ing the Isle." Once the airplane gets over the island, you'll or color. Du 'Pont, while it granted subsidies to col• headed little 7JloJlki4?s WIth All the adverse pub• To help make It so the wars years. How we met lhese swear it's being blown backwards. And when you land RIOt thi..s place. li city given Tokyo cab drivenl, photo o( hIs 3-year-old daugh• challenges is anothel' story; leges and universiti es, now contributes to Upward Tilt! and see the place, you'U wish the wind had blown B4?l1eue it. fat ladu. t#l.ell you might like to meet Masa• ter and wife is pasted over I can only comment that my ~lgh thp wllole dnmu place. slightly stronger. Bound, a program ai med at giving disadvantaged kazu Sato and take A ride In his speedometpr, covering "judo" training came in ha n• scbool studenls a better chance at a college education. Agoiu.'it col1tempt and f('or• Molokai: When the airplane starts its final descent bani spit - drellchtd Sf/ag• hi. tAXi. The odd. are 32,000 evel'.v lhing over 60 kilometers dy more than once. In other words, big busines not only acknowledges toot/ted hate. to one against .vou, but H you an hour. to land at the Molokai airport, be surE! to place a fin• are lucky enough to haJl hi. P abJov's DOKIJ the ugly fact of racial di crimination. but understands A.gainst '01IQuage blight alld Ul( the needle disappeal's ger snugly in each ear. There's always at least one that a company has a duty to coroba.t it. T h ~s e are the race blight and Cad bliph, tRxi YOU will receive hospi• behind the picture. Pm driv• A nati ve Easterner once crazy lady tourist who screams and faints thinking arid pooerl1/. tality that you thought could in ~ asked me in earnest cUJ'iosity, she's crash landing into a pineapple field. firms, which you note In the claSSIfied secllons, as an .4gaitlsr thtir OU1U Qllt-wre,u:h .. too (ast," he says. They only be fo und in the Japanese serve as his guardians, he " Why would you object to We'U be seeing you again beginning June 21. Un· Equal Opportunity E!"ployer ..... Ha.ve. we e.en any illg inseC'uritie~. · home. reasons. Il hIs lamily looks the abbreviated term 'Jap'?" til then-Aloha. Japanese American frr ms p rov ld ~ n g sunllar e v !den c~? Thrv matrhed moral fiber Feel hurt'! ]( you cal'e to My answer was that 1/ people Yet McCoy reminded hiS audIence. "A bus lOess IS aud work Qnd study and after Sato, he certainly looks learn mid hang together, slip oft' your shoes and relax, after his customers. called me "Friend" or "Ole basically a producer an d seller of goods. Unless we do I1eah. Sato has just the things: Buddy" and that eaoh time that well, and with profit, there can ~ e no furtber con• HllIIg log('ther, alld t'OIe «lid slippers. He provide5 it copy oC Li te the term was used an effort learll (wd vot(> , magazine (he's a subscriber) was made to hurt me, I, llke tribution to the community of any kmd." What pl eas• and a .Japanefie langlJage West Wind Yosh Hott!! ed us, however, is the commitment that hu iness sees And riley won. Oh ~ Jeswt, fat Pablo,,'s dogs, would quickly ladu. how t/leV tv01' • •• SAKURA SCRIPT weekly lor those who read. lea rn to detest and react to 1I1l1l1ll1ll1ll1ll1ll1tl1l1l1ll1l1tl1ll1l1tl1ll1ll1l1l1tl1l1ll1tl1l1l1tl1ll1ll1tl1l1l1l economic advance and social progress must go hand They're in neat plastic holders in hand. the label. And I do not re• He enumel'ates the positions fastened to lhe lront seat, call tha t I've been called a Then again , you may be racinl( the passenger. And in otpower held by the J apa• more im pressed by the CUL'• HJap" in less than kind terms. nese jn Hawaii, and goes on, special pockets in the holden tains and piHows that make at'e cigarettes and matches "'ords Do H url . . . u p the interior or Sa to's hack Picnic · ... gratis. A OtL~o.Q.Mlled Japanest veter- more than a little out ot the Of course, words do hurl "n beat a DiIli1lgham. ordinary Stereo Music Particularly as adulls when U.S. Sen. Dan l11oul/" we restrain ourselves from Ain't that beal/tifl/I. lat ladu~ Although most comforts are 1C you don't read, you can Coming home from the Fremont Chapter's picnic, BY liB, AO W. SATOW l or the passenger. Sato con- gi ving vent to our reaction Likt (I rt9ular TV show listen to his stereo. He ha5 a by physica l means. And i( lhe our family went out to dinner at one of the restaurants number o( tapes and chances that Yone Satoda, NatioI;l Well, when the little one Chapters unable to send delegates to the Conven• the various national JACL Not homey enough? "Mood" function known as the installation dinner. We were to Democracy, in its best sense, scbolarships al'e making to• said that. my wife and I stop• lamps stand on either side ot keep the guests happy. I remember, hazily, that the ti on will designate proxies from neighborhing Chap• prooided the framework ward our society in general. ped eating and just looked at within which happened rhe the top or the fronl seat. guests made it to dinner including a prominent JACL• ters or from District Council officers with accompany• A rundown ot their where• one another. We couldn't eat. ing $2 fee, otherwise will be consid ered absent. Such storybook Ret'olr oJ Hawaii. er from Tracy who was the installing officer, but for How does it work todall? Call abouts and their accomplish• Frills on His Own How do you explain racial proxies should be in the hands of the National Di.rector prejudice to a second-grader? the most part George and I stood around guarding the the aTchitect." 0/ rel'olt litle ments would make interesti ng Although Sato drives a com• before the first National Council JlIeeting. reading. Such information, I How do you handle this in• bar so that no one could say that our Chapter wasn't within the !'tructure thell pany cab, the frill s are all hospitable. After a time, the guests left, the Chapter As usual, we will be crowded for time, so will make have built? feel, would be both inspira• his own expense. nocent reaction of a little Wake up, fa, lady! Where do child - "I