IN THIS ISSUE " SPECIAL REPORT S honlt'o property aold , t rust fUnd set up . . ... _.....•••••. 3 '" GENERAL NEWS \.1 .S ~ U P1"t'll\e Cout't 1.k". Prop 1'4 t. lr houd n, Utl(' .• . .•• 1 T "k~ Mlk l ftPpolnttd J a pane.-; t (orelRn m tnlltter; Pan· n\ ttlm on Jap,," u ned " .nUqu . t ~ ed" ...... , 3 ITIZEN .. DISTRICT -JACL ceDC p rop05~5 per c.pU. alloca• tion of J ACL nation A' budKe\. J"O\H Kubata el eC' ted new DC .0\'(,1'n o1'; P WDC board ap• VOL. 63 NO. 24 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1966 Edit/Bus. Office: MA 6·6936 p ro \ ·t'~ 3· ton - oa Ued Rumford Fair Hous• PC Editor Harry Honda has mid·nineleenth century except voters adopted overwhelming· ing Act. Israel. mid.,w.neteenth century except "'Titten a piece clearly enun· ly in the 1964 gene",,1 elec· By a 5-2 vote, the state s uo ciating JACL's stand and the Remote Comers Visited for one old Arab and a donkey. tions to give residential prop. "The Turkish ",lers of the reasons for it. }1rs. Kats Ku· erty owners absolute discre· preme court held Prop. 14 vi<>• "I viSIted Israel this year." area subsequently permitted nitsugu in her Kashu Mainiclll he says. "My intense jnterest tion in the choice of a buyer lated Ille equal protection and column headed "Jumping on other nations to open post supremacy clauses of the U.S. in stamps led me to every r e· or renter. the J ACL", has a rticulaied oUices. The great powers• The court said It would re Constitution. Headliners at the Pacific Southwest mote corner of the country, Germany, Russia, 1 t a I y, nor; Ronald Shiozaki of Gardena Val• some real JACL dilemmas, the view the Califor nia Supreme JACL interest in tile case from Eilat in the south 10 the France and Austria-competed District Council annual elections Nov. 6 ley, newly elected governor; and Hen• biggest of these being the Galilee in the north, to dese.rl <':ourt actio" last May striki:,g s iems from the active cam· were (from left) Akira Ohno of West ry Kanegae of Orange County, nat'l 3rd harsh reality that enthusiasm among themselves and with down as unconstitutional the paign it waged against the comm unities in the Negev. to 1'urJ• Personally, if I believed that about stamp collections. His plains. session at Seabrook 1967 board members at the May District Convention, in· shida, cor. sec.; and Aki Ohno, membership opinion obligates collection, which consists of Peshkin began discussions on New Moon Nov. 27 . This final stead of biennially as is now recognitions. us to adopt the above kind more tllan 100,000 items rang· donating the coDection with Lt. SY ELLEN NAKMroRA programming of JACL activi· meeting for the year was pre· done. The new appointments are: of philosophy, I would "throw ing from 1859 to date, is more Comm. Zvi Gilon, emissary to ties. sided by Aki Ohno, outgoing The board also passed a Tom Yanagih3l'3 (San Die• in Ille towel" for JACL. We than merely "extremely valu· tbe Foundation for the Jewish SEABROOK, N.J . - Success· Il'hroughout the s e s s Ion governor. motion authorizing outgoing go), Inter-Chapter Activities; National F und from the gov· fully demonstrating the eflec· In this fipal meeting, the Ohno to investigate the possi. Dr. Robert Obi (East Los An• need more, not Jess, contro• ~~ c c~c~cc~ccc~cc~ youth participation in the dis• versy. We need, in the popular ernment of Lsrael. JNF West· tiveness of a get·together be· tion and appeared as a happy board approved zoning of the bility of holding a n annual art gelesl, 1000 Club; Ben Shima· jargon of our time,more "dia• ern Regiona1 Director Fred tween the Jr. JACL and the tiona nd a ppeared as a happy District into Ihree geograplli. exhibit or contest for high zu (Orange County), pub.; logue" between people, and Holiday Issue Kahan recently accepted the JAOL. tile youth played a vital and nabural solution to the cal areas, North, South, and school students at the May Hal\ry Otsuki (San Fernando), J ACLers are people. We need coDection on behalf of the or· part at the Eastern Districl growing a nxiety lor some thai Central, the Norlll to comprise Convention with the awarding fund raising; Dr. James Toda to expose ourselves to fue C_CCC_"_"C"CCCCC_ ganization. Council meeting called by the Jr. J ACL was maturing the chapters in Santa Bar· of cash prize. (SELAN"CO) ,'International Re• Go vernor Ka'Z Horita on Dec. bara, Ventura and San Luis problems that confront OU I A lotal of 17 chapters have Over 40 Volumes as a separate entity. Chapter of Year lations and Cultural Comm.; less fortunate fellow American ordered bulk space rates thls 3 a t the Centerton Goll Club. Obispo counties; the South, the Mary Yusa (Pasadena), hist.; The priceless collection 01 Norman Ishimoto of Wash· minorities. Perhaps some of year-a sign that it will be Attended by some 35 dele· chapters of San Diego, 1m· The board came to a ded· Dr. Rodger Kame (Progres· over 40 volumes is being held ington, Dis trict Jr. representa· a popular fu nd·raiser fo r chap. gates Irom New York, Wash· perial counties and Arizona sion to eliminate the Chapter sive Westside), program and our comfortable and insulaled for safekeeping in the vaull tive to National JACL, Scott Nisei perceptions can stand ters in the future. ington, Philadelphia and Sea· and the Central, the ellapters of the Year award contest as activities; James Kasa!taN of a Los Angeles bank. Nagao of Seabrook, EDYC oome shaking up. To make room for additional brook, Ille added presence for done in previous years and in· (Hollywood), memb.: Charle. Kah an said that once the chairman , and Steven Mukai, advertising, the 1966 Holiday H1e first time of the youth stead, to recognize chapters Yata (Long Beach), c i v i [ sale had been completed the newly..,lected president of Ille Jssue will be the biggest to group at the all-- lite 25th anniversary of the door program and a mass Kusakai as Central California ondo on Sunday, April 9, which County Jr. ' ty aJIilia tion among Japanese 120 " San Olego 5 PrGg. W. National Fund," he added. gram, now that it has been 1000 Club should be a mean· J ACL district council gover· Ba lk Downtown 5 Spokane fo~mally organized on ana· ingful event for the solicita· is Lord Buddha's birthday. Other CCDC oUicers elected Americans and J AOLers. 80 . Mlle·HI 4 8erkeley Dor. He and other district and tional scale as JT. JACL, and tion of additional members. The No. Calif. Japanese chapter officers were installed were Tolruo Yamamoto (CI<>• Speaking personally, and as 80 - New York 4 Marysville vis), 1st v.c.; Tony Takikawa National P resident (hopefuDy 80 ·SeaUle :3 San L's V. Sea"'e Nisei heads ii's conlinulng growth neces- As fo r source of member· Chamber ot Commerce has at mass swearing ~ in ceremo• 80 · Watsonvll . 3 S' U Barbara (Fresno), 2nd V.c. ; Ed Yaoo objectively), I have no politi· sitated lbe naming of a na· ship, it was reminded that the pledged its support for a 1968 nies Sunday, Dec. 4, at Ha· 58 S. Fernando 2 Cincinnati f k tional youlll associate commis· Issei populalion was now down lestival wiln planning to slarl cienda Mote1 before 3SO per· Osaka Fair In Fresno since 1947, after 2S Puyallup 1 Clovis group planning to scale the dent, to the district board and 000 new arrivals from Japan James Koroki (Parlier), 1000 ficant gain J ACL has made 24 Twi n Cities 20 NC·WNOC graduating from Hastings Law Club; Hiro Kosakai (Fresno), 20 Selma 7 MOC Antarctic's highest mountain, eventually as its district coun· since 1952. OSMCA - Osaka bas Inviled College in San Francisco. He lor Americans of J.a,panese an· imm. past chinn.; Fred Hir.. 18 Retdley 5 EOC 16,880-ft. Vinson Massif. ciI chairman in the Pacific Washington Representative il.'i sister state California to had attended Univ. of Missouri cestry has involved politics as 17 Sa nger 5 PNWOC participate in the 1970 Osaka suna (Fresno), ex-officio. • tool. The J ACL Constitution 14 Pa.adena 4 MPOC The H·man parly, headed by Southwest, served with the Mike Masaoka disclosed the Law School and Delroit Col· Nicholas Clinch, 36, of Los JACL youth program since its offer ot four summer scholar• World Exposition. The invita· lege of Law afler being evac· J err y Enomoto, national n eed not be sacrifi ced at all, 14 Oakland 311 PC Adv tion was extended when a but it may be that changing 12 Fowler 24 PC Office Angeles, departed here Satur· inception. An engineer em· sll ips 10 Japan by Japan Air uated from California. He is presidenl, spoke on JACL• day. Clinch is a vetran of ployed by Lockheed, he is also Lines, including a four·week trade development mlSSlon also a member of the local Present and Fuwreas princI• times demand changing con· ONE· LlNE GREETINGS from San Francisco came here 76 Portland 25 San Benilo Himalayan expeditions . active wiln the scouting pro- course at Sophia'Uiniversi1)l, Buddhist Church board of di· pal speaker at the banquet. ce pl.'i. In that sense,t hat docu· last week to strengthen its ment should not be immune to 72 Twin Cities 20 Omaha Fukushima is a 3O-year pre· gram. with the National JAOL ad· rectors. During the busUleSS session, he 56 S. Fernando 20 Cleveland doctoral associate at the U. Suzuki, social worker who ministering guidelines for sister city ties, which began addressed delegates on JACL analysis and amendment, if 48 Puyallup 20 Pasadena Tom Shimasaki 01 Lindsay, of W. pbysi<:s department. worked with a Jewish agency Qualification. 10 years ago. and civil rights. that be the will of Ille memo 43 Grshm· Tr 20 Rexburg Peter Tamaras, president of na!'l ast V.p., was instaIlation bership. WiIness the concern 41 W.,h'n, O.C . 19 Monlert)' The group left for McMurdo in New York berore returning (Contlnued on Page J) officer. The chapter presi• Per Capt&. AlJocaUOD 38 80lse Valley IB Frtnch Camp Sound on a U.S. navy plane to California, haS been active ______the San Francisco County The CCDC proposed Ibat over tile Interpretation of the dents sworn in were: 35 S'la Barbara 16 Berkeley from Christchurch, New Zea· in J ACL in both East and board of superivsors, and budget allocatlons be co"';' phrase "dlrecUy affecting the 35 Stockton 12 Dayton Jack Harada, Fresno; Todd land, last Tuesday and which West coasts. He was director Mayor Kaoru Chuma ex· dered on a prJ" Clpita belli welfare of Americans of Japa• 32 Cincinnati 12 8akersfleld Announcement changed city flags at a cit;y Uyemura, Clovis; Guy Muro· nese ancestry". 32 Detroit 11 Marysville was to bave airlifted them to of Japanese American Com· as a "fair and equitable bull 31 Arizona 11 Milwauget Front page last week car· hall ceremony bere. tani, Bakersfield; Paul Kawa· ch.~ My "cause" to use Dr. Uye• near Vinson Massif Wednes- munity Services before joining to all district c:ouocils, 30 Mt. Olympu. 10 White River day, weather permitting. Mt. Ibe State Social WeUare servo ried the erroneous date and saki, Delano; Harry Honda, members". da's words is to "loft the 8 Corlt! ten and .'t !!Ie Tyree, 16.250 ft., was listed as ice. More recently, Suzuki was serial number, which should Fowler; Harry Kubo, Parlier; present time, the a.JJocatiGIII JACL banner" on behaU 01 LAST YEAR'S TOTAL Renew Your JACL a secondary target,t wo miles promoted to work out 01 the have been Vo. 63 No. 23, Dee. George lkemiyl, Reedley; (CoIIIIDued _ p..- II DiSplay Ad, (45) ...... , .. 3,104 Membership Today Gear,. N"Wlimuu, Saqerl (Contlnued 011 P.aia 3) Ont·llnt G".UI19' (331 .... 1,443 bOrth of Vinsoll Massif. SaONlI18Il1o office. 2,1966. 2-'ACIJlIC CITIZaN Friday, Dee. 0, loeS LIt. ed New..... 1I. Gred JImetIml e-l2'al Kl~ lIearly W8r7 pMl1D ~ RIIIl ShlmPO, olden Japa· ruard Ind Junior, w.. named .ta"'. Rlr.I'. chief talk thli nese vernaculu on the Meln· to the Colorado Southwestern coming year I. the promotion Christmas Cheer nean 60%of goal 01 potato IS • lood hJgh In WlShington Newsletter: Mike Masaoka NEWS land. had Its 19.oooth I....,. on Hlgh School Conl.rence all· LOS ANGELES-A Christmas and D"nlchl J"uJlnamJ. Nov. S. Were II not lor the league Ilrst team. IlrolTokyo. 8S all·evcn15 winner &t the look back on VaUey Forge for inspiration and new last ABC tournament at Ro· (Wash.) Jr. Chamber conser· dedication, so Americans of Japanese anceslry should 'The lamily only returned here vation farmer or the year wa~ In September. chester, N.Y., with a tourna• S.rvlng Ih. Mosl AUlh.nllc Chinese Food never forget, or ignore, what happened after Pearl ment ali-time high of 2.004 /or Fronk Inaba, 42 ... HIroshi KAWAFUKU Tateyama 01 Aull and ~Uke Golden Dragon Cafe Harbor to those of similar background in this nation. Organizations nine games. S"k,y.I, - T.. "". I We think that Americans of Japanese ancestry Nankai Hawks have rejected Misokami ot! Blanca were ap• SUs!ll - C«ktaUs 960·962 N. Hili Slreel, Lo. Ang.l" can and should, look back with pride on what has Mr. and ~t.... John Naka• proposal. to aHow Maslnorl pointed to the Colorado agri. -Banqu!l Rooms Available-• cultural advisory committee on 204 V1 E. Tit St., Mgr. co~e to be recognized as the glory of Nisei America• yama were installed co-presi• Murakami to play again with I_O: ld_L", 626-2039 sugar beet and vegetable L.A. MA 8.9054 of a time of great travail, yet of unmatched courage, dents 01 the Berkeley Bears the San Francisco Glanls 8S Organization. succeeding Joe the latler planned to mail a growing. respecUvel.v ... Roy heroic efforts, and unique vision. fUral 01 Nyssa, Ore., wa' "''''''. Chllt N.kuhlt>1l Yahb •. All other ollice .. this 1967 contract to tile 22-year·old ~ HostfU In a sense, it is like the philosophy of a 442nd Los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. year are husband-wile combi· pitcher . .. John Suzuki 01 elected president 01 the N a· veteran just after his honorable discharge - "Now nation!. Sanla Barbara was 11 pin, tional Potato Council at Ils an· -Complete Jnsuranc! Protection-- that I've lived through it, I wouldn't give up the ex• behind Bob Jon ... ' winning 6169 nual meeting In Phoenix last AIHARA INS. AGY. Alh.ra-Om.tsu-Kaklla, ll4 S. San Pedro .... 628 ·9041 periences for a million dollars. But I certainly wouldn't Entertainment elfort to win S400 \J1ird prize month. Organized In J948. the ANSON FUJIOKA Rm 206, 312 E. lSI ...... 626·439 3. 263 ·ll09 volunteer again for ten times that much!" money In the Professional P a· council is a grower's organiza• FUNAKOSHI INS. AGY. Funakoshl·Manak.·Masun.k. David Tocurt 01 Vancouver. tion with represen~atives from Fugetsu-Do The Evacuation in the spring of 1942 that follow• B.C., who danced In the cllic Coast Bowlers Open tour• 218 S. S.n p.dro, ...... 626·5275. 462-7406 ed tbe Japanese attack on Hawaiian soil was the cli• nament at P ioneer Bowl at CONFECTIONARY HIROHATA IN S. AG Y. 354 E. lSI ...... 628-1 215. 287 ·8605 .B r 0 ad"' a y production 01 E. hi St., Lo. An,e! .. U Norwalk ... Blll FuJlmoto A Good PI." 10 E'I - m INOUYE INS . AG Y. 15029 Sylvanwood Ave., Norw.lk ...... 86 4-5774 max of more than hali a century of persecution and "Flower Drum Song". i. doing MAdllon S-8595 discrimination against those of the Japanese race that a solo number in the London competes 8S a sidehorse ex· Noon 10 MldnlgM (CI ...d Tu".! TOM T. ITO 669 0.1 Monlt. Pasad.n ...... 794-7189. 681 ·44ll pert on the UC Berkeley gym MINORU 'NI X' NA GATA 1497 Rock Hmn, Monlerey Park ...... 268·4554 was the hallmark of pre·World War II politics on the hit musical, "Charlie Girl". COMMERCIA L REFRIGERATION now In its 1] th month witll team. w',\ich Iinlshed runner· STEVE NAKAJI 4566 C.nlln.la Ave., ...... 391·5931, 83/-9150 West Coast. Lem's Cafe Designing • Installation • SATO INS . AGY. 366 E. 1st SL ...... 629·1425. 2 61 · 6S1~ It was also the turning point for the betler, for, prospects of continuing an. up In NCAA linals last year. Maintenance other two years. While in REAL CHINESE DISHES since Evacuation, America and Americans have come Howard Mlzushlma, 45(}.lb. London. he has had roJ.. In 320 E. 1.1 51., Lo. Ang.l" Sam J. Umemoto §llll llll lllllll ll lllllll ll llllllllllllll ll llllllllllllllll ll lllll ll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliIII ~ (. to look on those of Japanese ancestry in a far more British Iilms and TV. tnclud. C.rtillcal. M.mber of R.S.E.S. Phone Orders Taken Member of Japan Assn. of favorable and friendly light. Ing • Jam ... Bond bit ... ~ CAL-VITA PRODVCE CO., INC. ~ MA 4.·2953 Refrigeration. DIane Nakamitsu. 17. 01 San Ma n Fook Low Licensed Refrigeration Conltatt.4r :::_§_ Bonded Commission Merchants- Frulls & Vegetables _~_ Ma teo captured the Miss Tal. Gen uine Ch inese Food It may be because we Japanese Americans were 962 So. S.n p.dro SL SAM REI -BOW CO. 774 S. CentraJ Ave. L.A.- Whole •• le TermiD al Mukel the victims of the grealest violation of the civil rights ent. USA. tiUe with a balon· 1S06 W. Vernon Ave .• los Angeles ~ MA 2-8595, ~IA 7-7038, MA 3-4504 ~ twirling number at Long Lo. Ang.l" IS, Calli. AX 5-5204 of any American minority that we are unable to see Beach Nov. 26. A national ba· 688-970! ~ lIlIlIlI lII lIIlI lIIlI lIlIlI lI lIIlII lII lIIlIlI lII lIlI lIlI lIIllII lI lIlI lI lIIln lll llllll ll lllll ll lll lllllllll lll lllllllll ll h~ ourselves as perhaps others might. ton-twirling champ. she com• For many, we are the living examples of democra• peted against 100 girls In the £IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:= cy in action, an illustration that, while democracy ",ird annual evenl .. . Kathy sometimes does tolerate abuses and excesses in periods Yamacuchl 01 Los Angel ... has MAN of hate and hysteria, neverlheless it contains lvithin joined the Dood.letown Pipers, GENERAL LEE'S Itseli the mechanism of correcting such mistakes and an up & coming singing grouP. ~~~~~~p~ a aberrations. which have appeared on na• Consider that only 25 years ago. we as a nationali• tional TV. Wh Ue at Belmonl I I Hi~. ~1I11111111111111111111\1I11111111111111111111111 11111 11111;:; ty group were the direct or indirect largets of some she had the lead role in the school produc(Jon 01 500 federal, stale, and local laws and ordinances, that "Flower Drum Song". together with social and economic bigotries. restrict• dEN ed and circumscribed our lives and opportunities. Courtroom Many of these discriminatory practices applied not Will1 three openings on the A Bouquet of only to our alien parents and grandparents but also new district appeUa Ie court to the American-born Nisei. authorized by the 1966 Calilor• lQW AJI·NO·MOTO e .~ The most vicious and effective of all the anti• nia legislature. Supert~r Court Japanese statutes were the alien land laws that then Jud,e John Abo 01 Los An. prohibited the Japanese from purchasin,l( and owning geles was lisled as possible 475 GI N LING WAY - MA 4-1 B25 New Chinatown .. lOI Angeles Christmas land in 16 western slates. Perhaps by coincidence this choice for Gov_ Brown's con• evening. Dec. 9, in Seattle. Washington, a victory ban• sideratioD. Banquet Room for All OeeMIons '"'bood"' Gift Packs quet is being held to celebrate the repeal of the last • KON O . OO M such alien land law bv the voters of lhat Pacific North• Books • LUAU SHACI( • TlA H'&USl west State this past Nov. 8. Yoshlko Uohlda 01 Berkeley U .. _h _"11 is Ready Consider also that after Dec. 7, 1941, our Immi• has a new children' s book published by Scribner's en· £ i'Jiku elite grant parents and grandparents - through no faull Din. - O.nee - CorJctllll III, of their own but through operation of federal pro· tiUed "Sumi's Special Happen. IUIUYA1U • JAPANESE aOOM. for You Ing". 314 E. First Sl. hibitions in the naturalizalion code-were automatical• SANTA ANA, CALIF. J iji Press has published Ha. Lo. An~.I .. . MA 9-302t (Soutll 01 DisneylanJJ ly and arbitrarily categorized as "enemy aliens", while waii Nisei, written by Tamotsu we. their citizen children, were suspect Americans, J\1urayama. who interviewed m istrusted by our own government. nearly 300 Ha walia n-born Nisei " SUkly.kl · --T:~Y'kl -' ~::Pj .. '';'\. Mitsuba Consider that by Aug. 7. 1942, abou1110.000 per· in the past three years living sons of .Tananese ancestry had been removed from in Washington, Chicago, Los .' . '''1 Sushi their own homes and associations on the West Coast Angeles, San Francisco, Hono• Fui4~4 ~I~r~~,~n s f. 226 [, F1r11 S~ lulu Blld Hilo. It is the lirst I (j . and were either in "assemhlv centers" or War Relo• S.nta Monica, CallI. ~ i (CI~~ ST~!~ I ),s) publica lion 01 Ihe Japanese t oJi CUSTOMER CHOICES: cation Centpr camps. behind lhe barbed wires of Ph. 451 -3167 "America's Concentration Camns". as author Allan Emigration to U.S. centennial I o • _ . - _ e. New Owner - Mr. Y. Kawai series. The PC correSpOndent Bosworth de'crihps them in his forthcoming docu• has previously written "Amer• mentary hy that title. ica Nisei" and "Shuko Kolo Dine at Southern California's Most EJqulslle Shangri- La Room • • Hajime", the latter in connec• Consider all that, and then consider our enviable tion with the 1960 U.S.-Japan status today in our country-just 25 years after Dec. Centennial. . 7, 1941. fq/p/ng We have many organizations and individuals 10 Government lhank for our quarter century of "progress" , not only Tad Kitano, who started as CANTONESE CUISINE as JACL but also as individual Japanese Americans. a groundsman In 1959 and Private Parties, COCktails, Banquet Faollities And, unfortunately, many individual Americans worked himself up for the City 3888 Crenshaw. Los Angeles, AX 3·8243 who were so helpful to us before, during, and after 01 Gardena. was appointed suo Compact Combi nation Gift Pack Popular Combinalion Gift Pack Special Economy Gift Pa ck Evacuation have passed on, many without ever being perintendent of parks l!'iis pasl week anld Shiro Nacaoka was (Sm.lI) 7'0' Tin "AII·NO·MOTD·' (Medium) 14'0' Tin "AlI·N O·MOTO" (Lalit) 28'0. Ti n "AlI·N O·MOTO" honored or even recognized or identified for their promoled parks foreman, the 1('0' Shaker "HI·M E" '('0. Sh.ker "HI·ME" 3·., Shake" AlI·NO·MOTO· many contributions to our weliare and well-being. position Kitano held. 11r~ .~ • Thus, it seems to us that every JACL chapter and Mrs. Chlyeko Nishiyama Is *# 3"'0. Shaler "AlI·SHIO" 3]£'0' Shaker "AlI·SHIO" 3J{·Ql Shaker "Al I·SHIO" district council at its installation ceremonies or con• the lirst Canadian Nisei worn· AVAILABLE AT YOUR GROCER'S vention next year ought to hold some special services an to be elected to public @ D the new.moon to at least pay tribute to those few remaining known ortfice, bealing out two candi• dates for a Raymond (Alta.) Yoyr Host! wJnlCt To", "friends" who befriended us at a time when it was not I slngillilrly OUUL1nOiflW rtitdUf'ilJIt o"~(lrt9 the qLllfltlmtnce ot CiJltontSl dlnl", popular, or even safe in many inslances, to speak up, board 01 education post In lat. Is loutf

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4 :~cb ~~ :~: h~~:r:h:~~.~;.t TeC At the lime lime. although they bJ.d commllh:d no crime', the pazeots and ~~~~':e:!r~u~~~:; ;~~Sf~o~~:~ lomi. to Arl.'lU'as. Altogether. 110,000 people 01 Jap'Dt.le aDcestry -70,000 Clf them U,S, dUt.ens by birth - wue db· located from t.helt hom .. and lIuJinenes on short notice, herded Into .nembl], un· Ius, and Jent to ·,e1oc:atlon· camps (ot

::o'ia~Fo: :ro~;;i~~ hl~ ~~ : ~~~~~~ Now your relatives and friends ,\~~ ~!~lsS~~~:~~e-~~ ~::" ~( :::~ preJudice, greed. and wutlmo h)'St~il contributed (0 wh,t has bun called our "\40"1 wut.ime m[st.ke." can come to live in the u.s. Bosworth ,flltu the atrlordlnary reo• Old of the J'p.nese·Amerlearu during the t~:~ ~~; t~~~ ~::~~~eh~dr:~: The new United States immigration laws make it easier than ever f,f ,------, In, 10 the "'Old ·cllb:en'- He \4AlTU, too. for your family and friends to immigrate to the U.S. Learn all about I Itwt the danger of such mllS imprison. Japan Air LInes Immigration Service mMlJ \4 IS not 'n uol.ted e\'ent that cculcf Th is Soak Is Ded lcat.d: "TO THE PAST AND PRESENT MEM. I h..a.u: lup~ned only dunn~ World Wu these new laws in JAl's exclusive booklet: IMMIGRATION AND P. O. Box 2721 BERS Of THE JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUL I :! ~n":r:d'I~:':~:~~ I;'~:':~f~e::~: THROUGH PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE AND THEIR WHalE· TRAVEL PLANS WITH JAL (in either English or Japanese). Yours San Francisco, California 94126 I ,\;lalcvu Ihell ,,,ud or lnCC.ItnJ ongull. HEARTED DEVOTION TO AN IDEAL. THEY COULD TEACH FREE with the coupon. I OTHER AMERICANS A GREAT DEAL A80UT AMERICANISM ." Please send me the booklet: IMMIGRATION AND TRAVEL I Japan Air Lines has established a special Immigration Service to PLAN S WITH JAL 0 In Japanese 0 In English I .------_ ... '1 JACL NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS assist with initial arrangements and aid the newcomer during his (please print) FIlma 1634 'est SIRe! (D.llvery 01 look "Ulll.lt.d .bout middle of .I4ou..,) journey. And, on the worldwide airline of Japan, the Japanese San Francisco. c.n(ornla 94115 (FI"t 1.000 top I" .utagn,htd ~y Autllol) immigrant is certain to feel at home. city state Pi .... SInd m. ... top,ts ef AMERlCA'S CONCENTRATION CAMPS by C.pL AIIM1 aos-tlI See your travel agent or Japan Air Lines for information on flights. at the ,pula I price to JACL M.mb suing two days In Idaho Falls Th. Arl,on. JACL " '",ong th. ~Iders, an outgrowth ot lh, handiwork ot the,. dedicated, of th~ ,I ACL 1000 Club. We rector, Mas Satow, about good 1Th~ combl.natlon of our br• for the Intermountain District mort fortunatt chapten with " (ull · Conluelanlst bellef In filial uncomplaining people, now have approximately 1,710 leadership - "Poor leadership Council mceUng and learned time ncwspapwnM on III member• ing invited to the rday. Susumu Yokomlzo. good, you ought to see the our confinement. nUs decision upon Utcir JX)slwar reactiva• bave formally paid their reo nix Illuminating Gas and Elec· They Include doctors, den· 16lh Year: Downtown L.A.-YR. collection above the lIoheso". ~\fe spects to the Japanese-born trlc Co, of 1686 was tbe pre· IUO C. Tanaka: San Lui. Obispo led to the Amstant Secretary tion, and sUlI have some tists, Insurance agent.s, ac• ~~~~::~:.e Now naluNlly, we're going of War John J . McCloy'. con· on hand, Some of the Chapters Americans who struggled decessor of Arizona Publlc countants, real estate sales· i::::aU. County - agatnst tremendous odds In 141.h Year! Oowntown L.A. _ to bave a matching of the ception ot the Japanese Amer· would have a dlfficult time lo• Service, came to tho U,S, 10 men, grocer>s, farmers. florists, Harry M. Fujita; Salt Lake Clty• logs at the San Jose Conven· building a new lHe In 8 lean Combat Team. cating their Charters, attend the Philadelphia Cen· and dozens ot small business• Hito Okada. tion in '68 and wboever wins strange, new land, 13th Year: Eden Townlhlp-Ken- Thi.s "'as not a popular de• tennial Expo.sttlon of 1876, But men. will automatically get a free This Is Sir Frank's style JEFFREY IIIATSUI he soon followed the rusb to ~h~!l~; ~~r:~ , :R~~:~c~a ~:~~ cision at the time. The mosl Altogether, 4S Issei were They and Ihelr children are T ~ooo Club membership. You to latch on to readers for "'e ex--pe.rienced on our return honored at the banquet spon· Tombstone's sliver mlnes, model citizens and neighbors, Mltsuo KaMehlro; Downtown L ,A. You remarked upon attend· -Henry H. Murnyama, EtJI E. could just imagine what dam• column - but 1000ers 10 Amacha was to be tagged sored by the J"panese Ameri• All endured countIess hard• participating fully in the lHe his Ing two successive JACL aI· Tanabe; Pnrllel'-Tomlo C. Mlya· sel these legs belong to. So are to keep an eye on the "Amerik.a kusai" which we lairs both of which lasted un· can Citizens League, sbips, ot the community, kawa; Twin Cltlcs-Dr. Georle you 1000 C1ubber. keep your 1x>ok as a high compliment, Nishida: Scattle-MIl!uji Nojl. garter only, he advises, til the wee hours. This is un· Two ~ssei in attendance were Not the least ot these was Life Nowadays 12lh Yt3r: Reno - Oscar A. eyes open, for the damsel may but other delegates returned the antagonism ot whiles who FUJII: Downtown L.A.-Ed H . Fu· der par lor the course so you 85 years old. And e youngster jJmoto, Stockton - Sam Itaya; ba the girl next door, to faco physical beaUngs. Our reaBze now that a cast iron of 93 .u1ked in his Glendale (especially along the West No longer are they prohibIt· Arizona-Tom Kadomoto: Venice .. fellow delegate !rom Amache, constitution Is a requisite. home because \lis doctor coas1, and even well in ad• ed from owning land, or other• Culver - Mrs. Tokl Kunlmoto; Directors at the Chapter leveJ Henry Shimizu, now back in wise treated llke outcasts. San Diego - Alfred Y. Obayashl: ~ncidentally, I nolice by our Also. an unwritten rule in our wouldn't allow him to attend vance 01 World War II) began Chicago - Richard H. Yamada: who have not even been asked Sonoma Counl3', recorded the Personnel pollcy Is thai staff the banquet (or "keiro-kal" in to lalk ominously o[ the "Yel· And they have placed un• Snoke River Valley-Mas Yano. 1000 Club listing that there are 11th Yr-ar: Seattlo - JJro Ed• to join, So I'm asking all of following in ihe minutes 01 members are not supposed to Japanesel. low perU" and to suspect any• common emphasis on acqu.i.r· many Chapter Presidents wbo you in showing the way Dot ing education. ward Aokl: San Francisco-Mrs. "l1at is now officially our 9th get sick. Japanese are known for their one whose skin was dark and Yo Furuta; Bolse Valley - SelchJ are not 1000 Club members, only in leadership but also Typical of these outstanding Hayashida: Washington, D.C. - Biennial Nat Ion a I Council ORGANIZATIONAL parental respect and respect oj who.se eyes had an epicanthic And I'm sure we do not want monetary that this orgamza• meeting: "We have made 8 By the end 01 this week fold. cilizens Is Tom Kadomoto, a t~~~ ~e~r~. TTO~~rc~l~d;~~k~~ to slight them, so at this time, tion Is worthy 01 your sup. mo.st significant decision , and all Chapters will have their Some 01 the Issei recently Nisei from Glendale, wbo Is Delano - Tom T. Kawasaki: may I welcome all of you to 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Orange County - Elden K{megae, port. So please won't you join one which we will be proud 1967 membership cards, Some honored arrlved in Arizona at p ..t president of the Japanese Ben T. TakenaRa: Twin CIties• join the 1000 Club, I also know w, to recall in the years to come", of the earlier Chapter have 01· Chapter Call Board aboul the Ume the territory American Citizens League Henry K. Makino: Detroit-:tS3O that there are many Board of (whicb claims some 215 stale· Sunamoto, Tea T. Tada; San :11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111"111~ ready sent in over 200 mem• 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUlilil achieved statehood. Mateo - GeoTlJe T. Sutow. Toml- BOSWORTH BOOK wide members) and Is a 2(). berships, one half of these Family Life t~t~~tko;e ~~!~f3!~ n "Merced - Capt, Allan Bosworth's book from Contra Costa which Is Sacramento JACL year member of the JACL. on E\ ~ a.cuation is most timely gunning for its 9th consecutive New Year's Eve: Sacramen• Some male issei, in keeping Kadomolo remembers the ~fl~ir~e~~is~jM.YS~~ta-;;t:Ts£ and has already e\'oked quite year of membership Increase. to JACL 1000 C1uh will hold wit:. Japanese tradition (ex• relocation vividly and is aware LANO·Co - John Y. Inouye: how deeply It affected the Puyallup Valley - Dr. John M. ~~;~:s:~c~~ a few prepaid orders from our We are grateful a some 200 its New Year's Eve dance at plained so well in Michener's Kanda: Seabrook - Oharles T. I :=_1= inserting flyers on ihe book in UOOO Clubbers for remitting the spacious Retail Clerks Au· "Hawaii") worked to save loyal Japanese America... NaRDO . 9th Yur: Portland - John lto: an,nounces opening of classes in January our outgoing mail and announc· their continuing exira supporl ditorium, 9th and Broadway, money enough to .end for But nellller he nor his lellow Downtown L.A. - Kenjl lto, Her• ing the book at several J ACL during the month 01 November. according 10 chairman Eddie "picture brides" (fiancees they Japanese Americans has time bert T. l\turayama. MltsuhJko at three convenient locations meetings, Incidentally, Capt. knew only from photographs) Shlml:tu, l\tasaru James Wata• = This past week we have Yurn ikura. for bitterness . , . as during mura: Reedley-WIlliam Minami; Bosworth signed up as a 1000 to to acquire tunds sufficienl mailed outthe Official Minutes "There will be plenty of the war most of them had no Chicago-Kay Tamada. Los Angeles- C1ubber at our Joint East· of our 19th Biennial Convention food, refreshments and lun• for them to return to Japan time for other than the prin· 81 h Y~nr: Downtown L .A,-Cus· ! torns lnterlor (M. lshlbashl and 125 Weller St" Rm, 309 (MA 2-4324)-Tuesdays§i Midwest Convention in Phila· to all delegates and 1967 Chap. makers," Yumikura sold, "to and marry, then return to clple o[ shlkataganai - "real ¥..ju:ei:~lt.n)kr~ n~a~daat.O; H~~ delphia last year. ter Presidents. 21 Chapters help bring in the New Year Arizona. isUc resignation." South Pasadena- . ~ Cities - YUkfo Okamoto: Snake SELANOCO CHAPTER ha\'e completed their election with the revelers In good About the only profeSSion Kadomoto, a civic leader River VaUey - Mrs. Nellie Saito; 627 Mound Ave, (MU 2-2209)-Mon" Wed" Sat,~ It isn't often these da," that of 1967 officers. st.Yle." A very popular dance readily open to them was agri. and 5ucce..'>sful insurance exe• S ... attte - Roy Y. Seko: Chicago -Henry UlhlJlma. W.estside- ~ we are prh'ileged to present We comment brie!]y on Rev. band Is being contacted to culture, and it Is no accident cutive, was one of some 33,000 ith Year: Downtown L.A,-Hen• l_ a new Chapter with its Char· William Sh into', piece in the play. that some of the state's finest Nisei who volunteered to serve ry Hashimoto. Archie Mtyatake, 3649 9-th Ave, (RE 5·8869)-Thur, and Fri. ter. We felt 8 bit fooli.h to PC by su~gosting that he re• vegetable, flower, and fruil In the armed forces for an Mrs.Mack GraceH . Saito: O. Kanda~ PuyallupStockton- Valley- ~~I!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!~I!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!~ drag our t"pcoat to L.A. for flect on wby preachers find Stockton JACL farms-indeed, some of the America which denied their Roy S. Naka~hima: Sacramento- the Selanoco Chapter Char.er th~elves doing more than George S. Okl: St. Louls-Josepb :Sew Year's Eve: Stockton il1lest in the country-are the parent. citizenship, K. Tanaka. presentation, but thought bet· just preaching the gospel from JACL's third annuai New He was in military intelli· 6th Year: Downtown L.A.-Roy, ter of It as we spent the en· the pulpi! to be elleclive. R. Hlroto, Roy Hoshlzakl. Joseph Year's Eve celebration at gence on MacArthur's staff in LoPresti. Blsano Morishita. Steve Stocks - Bonds - Securities Webb's at the Stockton, 129 E . the Pacilic. Okayama. Nortkuu Oku, Harry .. Llst.d Se per line treal . . . Membe rs of Lions Clubs Honolulu preJ) stan were cited Dorothy Rilsuko ALmoto and an electrician for M and I Elec .. "", ",. ~~ SA N MARCOS-Tom 1maizu• clpal o( Kalakaua Intermedi• "" ...... - Ining Morishita b red a throughout the State marked the on the annu,,1 WI AII·Amerlca Roy Mamoru Naka.mura were trlc Co . . . . Mrs. Osbl,e Maliua. ml o( EnCUlitas was elected ate School. 40th an.nlversary of Llontlm In .quRd. S3m Harrll, who nrepored' married Nov. 2 at Harris Memori• 62, of 217 Kono Place. Kahului. Greater Los Angeles gross 82 to win the 1966 CCDC Hawett wUh It dinner Nov. 9 at at Kern before entering the Unlv. al Methodist Church. They are at Maul, died Nov. 22 . . • Zenhlehl ~ .... tIIt ...... , presIdent of tIle No. San Dlego ""'''''¥''''''"'«..i'' J ACL golf tournament "bile the Iltkel Hotel. of Colorado. was selected al a home at 1327A Wilhelmina Rise, Matsumoto, 79. of 94-540 Farrl~­ Jr. JACL. E ugene Kog. , of Hawaiian alphabet ••• David Sh lrol&. ot the Metro- defen!llve end on the lecond unit. Honolulu . . . Frieda. Satoe Tn.· ton Highway. Waipahu, Oahu. Henry Sasa ki with a nel ~ 80b Aolaa, MJchht'an State (ull· Flower View Gardens 3510 Gird Rd., Fallbrook, is In case you ex-Hawail aru mura. and Stahley Mauo Nauta dIed Nov. 24 at his home ... Mrs, "'as presented the perpetual y:~~:~. J~~~:~ : d W::r o~;m~u~II~~ back from Farrington. was an were married Nov. 12 at the Soto Kan NagamJne, 78, of Walkapu, FLORISTS the new youth adviser. ba ve forgotten. How many let.• honorable mention fullback . and 1801 N W.. torn Av. Ph. 466-7373 trophy. Mas Takemolo won the .ervlce. He Initiated and headed Mission. They are both graduates Maul. died Nov. 23. Shleeru, on. lers are there in tile Hawallan "Project Brotherhood" to obtain Univ. of Vlnlnla'a Don Park,er. of Honolulu Business CoUege .. . of three chUdren. ltves on the Art Ito welcomes ),our Jlhone orders (irst flight with a 84-15-69 : who olaved hl&!:h . chool football and wire orders for l os Angeles alpbabet. and what are illey? food and clothing for refugees In Hazel Nee Vim Young and Isaac Mainland .• . Yalebl Sato, 64, ot Ma ya Kaku. the second Ilight, South Vietnam . . . The HuJ at Punahou. was an honorable Hlsashl HaseJawa were married 1733 Citron St. died Nov. 2.5 at An swer: The Hawaiian alpha• l\tanaollJl& Foundation, an or~ mention deten. lve end .. . Two Nov. 12 at Kalmukl Evangelical his home He was a retired' gen• GEORGE J. INAGAKI REALTY -CALENDAR- with 90-22-68. , anilitlon of Nisei women, .tag· former Hi'twalfan AAU ehaml)tons Church. The young couple is re• eral contractor . .. Dr. Chari" Ike Masaoka. Assoc iate bet has 12 letters. The five ed a benetlt sale Nov. 8 to raise have made their debut all pro• s.lding at 3879 Old Pall Rd. . . . T&bara, 49. a 1.93$ graduate ot Hllo Dee. 10 (Saturday) fessional!!. Thev are Dennis CJ,e • Acreage, Commercial & Industrial Eden Town shj ~Chrl.strnas par ty, vowels are a , e, 1. 0 Bnd u. funds for the Hawaii Cancer So• Mr. and Mrs. Sholcbl Tomita of High School. died Nov. 23 in • ctety. Cerebral Paby Assn., ment, Ucrhtwelllht. and TeddY 001. Ashlya City, Hyogo·ken. Japan. hospital at St. Mary. Pa. He WaJ 4568 C.nlin.I.. l o, Ang. l.. 66 Eden Japanese Community Cu· The seven consonants areh , flvwelRht. They m ade their debut 397 -2161 -,- 397-2162 ter. San Lorenzo. 7:30 p.m . HawaH Heart Assn .. Honolulu announced the engagement of head of the. orologfcal clinic at f!lratl1-5 k, I. m, D, p and w . Academy of Arts and' Kuaklnl Tuesdav nhzht at the Honolulu their daughter. Mlya.ko. to Rob• Kaul Memorial Hospital in Penn• WatsonviUe - Installation din· International Center Arena. KOKUSAI INTERNATIONAL ner·dance, El k's Club. & p.m . Richard John Abawa. 22. 01 Hospita l. G!lles • RE 5-5741 Kabuki Theater Solchl FukuI. P,.,Idont NATIONAL di saste:r commlttee's ~ommu· in which our knowledgeably experienced officers can help Adims at Crenshaw James Nakagawa, Managrr promotes ballroom dancing for nications network . . . Army adults. She succeeds Manuel you. with .. much-or .. little-management .. you maywilh. T.I, 734-0362 - F,,, Parking Nobuo Gsuml. Counsellor Pvt. George S. Sakamoto, son Kwon _ " Dr. Walter B. Qui• BANK Consult your attorney_ Then come by and aee U8-or better ~Ir. of and IIlr.. Francu S. senberry Is the new director .tiII-send for information or write for an appointment. W. Sakamoto of 4439 Kahala Ave. of the Stale Dept. 01 Health. ~ . ~ arrived in Vielnam Oct. 31 He has suoceeded Dr_ Leo willhelpyouprogram /" ~~ Shimatsu, Ogata · __ Iwao MIyake, proCessor of Bernstein, who retired recent• ~ today for tomorrow'. physics at the Univ. 01 Ha• ly. Quisenberry, a native of demand._ Jack S. K.... ba wati, will retire next year_ He Missouri. joined the depart• ~'Vler ",MJ,,,tA JI...,., and Kubota 5 .... TnwDtptJlflMJll has been teaching WI ille Ma• ment in 1947. He oblained his 'rime Deposits lIoJlrlimum $1001 Mortuary noa campus since his gradua· medical degree from Lorna /. The Sumitomo Bank tion from the university in LInda University, Calif., and MAIN OFFICE OF CALIFORNIA qll V.nl" Blvd., Lo, Ang.l .. 1926 _ _ . The A10halani Hotel, 321 E. 2nd St., Lo. Ang.los his public health degree from Phon. 624-q5ql TRUST DEPARTMENT 365 Conlomi' StrMt, Son F.. ncIICa. tallfomle RI 9-1449 whose steel framework has Johns Hopkins Univ_ in Mary• BRANCH OFFICE marred the Waikiki .kylioe for land . . . A Calif. developer Marina del Rey, Cillif. 8 Offices Serving You Stalewide -SEIJI 'DUK E' OGATA- nearty three years. is going on bas bougbt the eight-room U• Phon. 870-0334 HEAD OFFICE: SAN FRANCISCO' SACRAMEKTO • SAIl JOSE • OAIQNID the auction block for the third hlkal Hotel and 4_6 acres of Member Of LOS ANGELES' CRENSHAW' GARDENA· -R. YUTAKA KUBOTA- Ted~raJ Deposil 1nL Corp. AIIAHEIII time Dec. 28. The sa Ie is be- land in Wailua from Wailua ~ ---~ '-______-' Jng held to §atWy lien hold- T~d'!'ra1 Reser"e Syatem...... I Hat.e.\ Corp. !.or IUl I1lIdi.>closed r------,h ..I•• ~.q.nWllLl&&lDl ....In ...... man...... PACIFIC CITIZEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . / I • EMPLOYMENT-Los Ang.l.s U.-\RRV K HOND , Editor TO~ trlang e Pubtl~h~d \\('('kl~' by tho JApl\n~!'IO Amrrlcan Cltlums LeaIU. ('seep! the- 1. l \\ C't'k ot the yoar /CAMERA . Ectllorh,I-8u Int~' OWu v TOP LATHE MACHINIST Rm. $07. 1!.L5 Wt'Uu St. L.o$ Angelc!!. Ca. OOO 12-Ph.: (213) l\'IA e-8938 STUDIO 3445 N. B,.adway, Chlcogo, Equipm.n~ J('rr:\' £1)('IIOotO. Nn,'l P~!. Progressive committee lor conning Ill. can't read an article and de• welfare and or civil ri ~ hts 0: Offset - L.tterpre" - LlnolYP!n9 2554 Grove SL, Berkeley 4, Calif, c\1anges have been made in a questionable political ac· MUst speak some English Phone: 84B-2724 cide for themselves what it persons of Japanese ancestry 309 S, SAN PEDRO ST, various fields such as civil tivity. He charged that this San Mateo Office Hayward OfftC! means? Good pen pals in spite shan be DlRECTLY al:ected." 10250 Santa Monica Blvd., • Los Ang.l.s 12 - MAdison 6-8153 rights, youth program. com• was a "[}agrant misuse ot the 512 Third Ave. 25101 Mission BL of what "Ye Editors' Desk" This seemingly makes JA· Century City 342·B3D1 581·6565 munity activities and public JACL by some as a forum 01 expounds, I write wbat 1 real· CL's political stand a matter • ly think a,d I trust, as doe. relations. These changes have political expediency" and wa. ------01 interpretation. Or, how wild been agonizingly slow at times, besmirc\Jing "the J ACL image Machinists Crossroads, that good ole Taro is the joker? Sliver lake • Hollywood. Echo Park but the last two decades show • • as being oon-political, non· Q. Public can reac\J his own I am bere not Interested In EXPERIMENTAL conclusions. JACL journalists much progress. partisan and non·sectarian." MECHANICAL . 5 R I TO Nisei American passing judgment as to who is MACHINISTS are so omniscient they not To suggest, as Mr. Shinto right or wrong. I'm willing to R E R l..,T'r'[Q· Realty only know what's good for the bas done, that JACL limit it· Dr. David Miura, also 01 concede that both Dr. John Worle In true prototype shop With Experience desirable HOMES· . . . T..SURANCE self to issues that concern modern equipment Good wages and Nisei but also emphatically Long Beach, in behalf 01 the and Dr, David are good JAClr a complete benefit program of Steady work 2029 SUNSET BLVD., LA 26 know what I tIlink. I'll clue only Japanese AmeI1icans and committee instrumental io the er.s snd neither would do any· course. 1st and 2nd shifts avall• DU B-0694 you, buddy, sometimes I have to "eat, drink and be merry m ailing 01 the circulars reo thing that would d isl1onor JA· abl •. Secure Future One of the Largest Selections Eddie E. Nagao, Realtor and r,un Nisei Week" repre· U.S. CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED a hard time knowing what I sponded t.here was noth ng p0- CL. Work under supervision 2421 W. J.fferson, L.A. RE 1·2121 Wallace N. Ban sents a backward step and I know. yet. litical involved as far as the My concern then is the TRANSCO pleasant surroundings JOHN TV SAITO & ASSOCIATES I Viola Redondo George Che, Subtle hinLs, twisted mean· am Dot sure from his writings chapterS' were concerned. He validity of JACL's non·lnvolve· 4241 Glencoe, Ve nice ings, and 'perbaps lightheart· whether Ule reverend is sim• retorted "the chapters were ment policy in today's fast ply unmformed, is putting us (near lincoln & Washington) ,-'-'LOS ANGELES-- - GARDEHA - LONG BEACH TORRANCE I edly'? Good grief. as Lucy simply asked to help in the shifting political scene. UP 0·5421 EX 1-7291 would say, WIlY don't you J a· on, or simply being sarcastic. mailing 01 appeal letters for $$ Top Wages $$ What would the good rev· Which brings up the ques· An equal opporlun1ty employer panese Linus's give up your Sparky and Palsy." tions: \Ylly must JACL con· erend answer if his congrega• Send complete resume KEN NAKAOKA (OMPANY comforting bla,kets? (The committee was raising tinue to lean over backwards tion said to him, OPERATORS or apply- Real Estale and Busintss Opportunities funds for Congressman Sparky to present a non.political Residential • Commercial Ac reage • Exchange "Preacher, stick to religion Matsunaga and Congresswom. image? How much longer Experienced Basic Matters Single Need le - Overlock Mr, McCulloch I KIYOTO KEN NAKAOKA - Realtor only-'s rambling essay. Per• White House, the state legisla· Congress and their presence in tical posture did a litlle Excellenl Company Benefits Fibreform 15225 S, Western Ave" Gardena, Calif, I haps he had in the back 01 301 Boyd St. Los Angeles tures and capitols." Astonish· Washington does directly al· straightening up. It is the sign i his mind the following para· 624·2336 FA 1-3285 ... -:-... DA 3-4444 ing. Now what do you think leet the wellare and civil 01 times that an organization Electronics Inc. j about that? A direct pipeline, ble: needs to show political mili· huh? Who? I always thought A man asked a farmer how 111111111 111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 tancy when such course of ac• 1419 E, Adams Blvd. Robert "Mac"Namura was he was able to make a slow PC L tt b tion is called lor, • OPERATORS Los Angeles, Calif, but otherwise valuable mule e e r OX Scot or something, not Nisei. 1II1II1I1I1I1I1II1II1II1I1I1II1I1I!!!llll llllllllllllllllllili Furthermore, the need for Experienced 'DON'K.NAKAJIMA,ll\IC. Or, I know, it is that great move. The farmer wa!loped National JACL to be non• Band Setters on Capris • RENTALS-Los Ang.les piece ot executive power which the mule on the head and political and the need for the Partisan Politics ALLENDER BROS. the JACL piped into being• said, " First you must get fue grassroot cbapters to be non· 922B So, Main Street REALTOR "How . to - give - up - your attention of the mUle." Dear Editor: political may not always be Los Ange les $90 UP 14715 So. Western Ave. American· rights - peacefully· 011 the other hand, since I Bitterness and factionaHsm the same, It may be cut from and - marc\J - in - orderly· find it dilficull to compre· would have long ago spelled the same cloth but the pat.• Yamalo Employmenl Agency BRAND NEW Gardena, Calif. end to the J ACL had the or· manner - to -the· only - and· hend Mr. Shinto's writing lel tern may very well be dif• Job Inqu iries Welcome Bedroom & singles 323·7545 321·3386 first· (w hie h I incidentally alone his mental pro·cesses. ganization become a plum for ferent To continue in the Rm. 202, 312 E. 1st St., L.A . MA 4·2B21 • New Openlnqs Dally FUrnished & Unfurnished hope is the last, but J ACL perhaps the best thing for all which its members fought for present manner is like taking Iwao Tanaka Roy Letty AdachJ political endor~eme n ts. In an OF INTEREST TO MEN Carpel, Drapes, Built-In Eugene J . Sue Bill Ching feels we should stay organize of us is to bear in mind an headache pills for sore feet. Shop Trainees ...... 1.75+hr. Gilbert Mar Mits Fujita in case another emergency• admonition from the rev· area where its members arE' Certainly then a reassess• J anitor, food shop. Inglwd l.85hr. Air Conditioning. Sho Nishida Tak Joe, Mgr. erend's own field: " Judge not, in the large majority of one Electronic Techs, expo ...... to 6GO Sho Iwamoto Charles Kami7a type situ a tion would arise) ment 01 JACL's strict non· Shop Trainees, aircraft .. 2-2.1Shr. 3920 Marathon SI. F. Pasquariello Kay K. Kamtya that Ye might not be judged." political party, the J AO!. will EOP Progra.mmer, some expo .• 755 Mark TakeuchI Y. 8 . Mam1ya Concentration - Camps - in· involvement decree is in order. Block No. of Melrose & Vir911 U.S. - History." Roy M. Nishikawa, D,D, have no place for members of Bkpg Clk. felrlg. biz ...... to 450 Paul Tsubokura Adam Maruyanw the opposing minority party Chet or Cook, WLA ...... 5/600 Balanced Power Reed Clark Gus Harano As to evacuation then Mr. National President Warehouse Tr, Import.er .. 325-350 Y~!':a~ s~~ . ye- k~~ H~r:~~~ members, The National JACL Don't m isunderstand, I am 870·1901 Open DU 3-9363 Reliable Service Since 1948 Honda defends the glorious JACL 1956-1958 OF INTEREST TO WOMEN constitution need not be sacri· not advocating a full ISO de· Seety. good co bene1lts .... to 498 • 14325 S. Western Ave., Gardena, DA 3·0364, FA 1·1454 work 01 the JAO!. in helping P.S. Why is JACL the favor· gree turon on this matter, But Bkpg. elk, so'west ...... •. 390 • 1303 W, Carson St., Torrance, FA 0-1160. SP 5-1203 liced for Ille political ambi· Legal Seety, tr or exp . .. • 400-600 to facilitate the movement 01 I do believe local c\Japters • 15714 S. Crenshaw 8lvd., Gardena, 321-9632 ite target for all kinds of com· tions and interests of some of Gen Ote Girl, carpet biz .... 368+ Luxurious Oriental Motif • Room 207, 124 S. San p.dro St., los Angeles, MA 6-B135 "our people" into the beautiful mentators on the Nisei scene? its members. should be given some d egree Lens Grinder, will train .... 65wk inland rUIal life 01 pastoral J ewelry Ass';!:mbler. dntn .. 1.SOhr. Simple. II you are hunting Instead, the J ACL should be of freedom concernin g politi· Sample! Maker, mens suits 2.50 hr. lS-unlt Balanced Power apart• America, the trip you've al· game, why go ailer rabbits a forum where all its mem• oal pal'ticipation in their reo Maid. apt. Hollywood ...... 300 m~nts for rent. 1 and 2 Bd.rms" ways hoped lor and never when you can shoot at an ele· bers can meet and discuss spective area of influence. unfurnLshed, gas buUt·lns, air· dreamed of taking on govern· conditioners, swimming pool. phant. But the JACL E lephant their views in the light 01 Ja· A little aulnnomy may be Bm~!~!ClA~~!'!~!!!!lG ment expense. Near all freeways. has a pretty tough hide and panese Americanism. just what some chapters need REGISTERED NURSES CO. What could we do? Harry English and Japanese the best way to make an im· lI'he J ACL constitution in no to boost their interest in poli• 2168 Allesandro 51. asks. Would you have pre· pact on him is from witb in. way dampens inctividual in· tical aUairs of their commu· California Registered Call Jo. H. Ik.da 114 Weller St" Los Angehs 12 MA 8·7060 ferred hollering from a federal -1 volvements and pat'lticipations nity. AU Shifts 662·1528 662-3402 penitentiary? Well, why didn't into all aspecLs of poliUcal At chapter level there are :illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ (From the Crossroads) UPPER 6-Rl\f duplex, dJning rm., you try me, huh, I might have. thoughts and actions. numerous opportunities lor po. NEW SALARY RATES• Dear Editor: back porch, Sl2!i month. Phone One day during those grim Because interested individ· litical participation that will 938-0551, ~ Hovey-Dallas Chevrolet ~ You're dripping your alpha• Evenfng and Night Differential war days my older brother, uals cannot loft the JACL ban• not unhinge JACL from its bet soup on 'DlY carpet, Senor. == - New & Used Cars and Trucks - == another meek Shinto type, was ner for their own cause, there time-honored non-involvement :; 15600 S. W.stern Ave., Gard.na, Calif., DA 3-0300 :; Dr. Shinto's consideration to Dominguez Valley Hospital filling up his bicycle tire at appears to be disenchantment policy. Such participation is r-~;~thDuse Clothes g GEORGE T, YAMAUCHI FRED A, HAYASHI ~ allow the editorial control to "1 a gas station when one 01 and even bitterness. Their pri· part and parcel 01 good oiti· 3100 So. Susana Road DA 3-721B Res. DA 7·9942 ~ kill the piece JACL BE J .A, ,3B60' Crenshaw Blvd., Suit. 230 tllose delenders of the Ameri· mary disappointment is Illen zenshi~which after all is Ille Compton, California Los Ang.les • AX 2-2511 I~llllIlIIlIIlIIlIIlIIllIIlIlllIIllIlIlIIlIlIlIlIlIlIIllIlIIllIIlIlIlIIlIlIIllIIllIIlIIlIIlIlIlIIlIIlIIlIInllllllllliliIIIIIII~ for harshness's sake isn't the can flag lamilies made a com· in their Jlot being able to use business of J Ao!'. Contact Mrs. Johnson Tel.: 639-5151 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ stuff that's soiling the carpet Gard.na - DA 1-6804 ment about the dirty little the J ACL name for their own Present practice of sidestep• .. , It's the inconsideration to 1601 Redondo BelCh ~ Jap. Immediately whereupon cause, or the cause lbey think ping all things political in the 'Store for Mr. Short' kill lhe piece lor Truth's Sake Jack .pit on them. Whassa. is idenlWed with J ACL. ('I do name of non·involvement is' Aloha Plumbing tbat's doing it. ==~ matter, Harry, JACL have no not reler to the recent fund totally unreallstic and imprac. PARTS & SUPPLIES JOSEPH'S MEN'S WEAR BRAVO for Dr. Shinto for 23B E. 1st St., Los Ang. l" spit? Or no guts? raising campaign which at tical. -Hokrubei Mainichi -Repairs Our Speclalty- JACL Credit Union Serves speaking bis mind! JACLer s ' TIMELY CLOTHES' 626-1B30 JOE ITO ~ least began these comments, 1948 S. Grand, Los Ang.les and even "salaried staCC" I refer to the inumerable in~ RI 9·4371 All Members 1II1I1I1I1I1II1I1I1I1I1I1II1II1I11I1I1I1I1I1I11II1I1II1II1I1II1II1I1I1II1II11II1II1I1I1II1I1II1II1II1I1I1IUJlI~ Need Agreed Upon members have shared in these Renew Your JACL stances of foreseeable partisan I same privileges , .. and have ~-~-~--~--~-~--~,~--~-~--~-~--~-~--~------Lastly, Mr. Ye Editors Desk political activities,) Membership Today done so with lor more harsh• HOME OF TIlE NISEI BOWLERS 11 you would relurn to my ar· ness ... O!.IFFORD I. UYEDA TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS WHO ARE MOVING a333 Gough St. 1967 JACL memberships, tlcle aod read it-without notes But for the sake of The San Fr.ancisco, Calil. wbich are new, will bave their -you would discover that I Moral Side 01 Dr, Shinto's agree with you, I agree that Pacific Citizen subscriptions HOLIDAY BOWL News , , , The Allfnabet Soup Ne'N Address 3730 CRENSHAW BLVD., L.A. 18 we need a Japanese American effective with the HoUday Is• ain't spelling out "The Facts," sue, if received before Dec. 15. organization since we "cannot Stir the soup well, Senor Non-gumming gum escape being judged as 8 ZIP . . . what's missing is still WASHINGTON-Daiwa ellemi• City Stat. _In West CoYI.. Shopping C.n!b Call: AX 3-7000, RE 3-0557 lan- PSWDC JACL the adhesion-resistant agent. 1~ W.II ... SI., Los An