ROlt r 0' Tuml Entered in JACL Tournament Welcome JACL Bowlers: (5" Peg. 3) IN THIS ISSUE WAPATO SANSEI ... GEHERAL NEWS Whitman Sl,ml Chi dtiliu San• ITIZE ... appHcanl •• Un"'. of Ort!,on L, LH ....18, CI 9001Z (ZUI MA '·4471 51-",1 Chi set t Inttlate- San• DENIED ENTRY IN af": Santa 8ltb.rans muk Jap.lnest &hetUnl ...... 1 ... NATIONAL-JACL SIGMA CHI FRAT JACL brier on t.o"hll antt-mts· Vol. 64 No.9 FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1967 New Telephone: MA 6-6936 TEN CENTS ««en. non ca. c st.rts ('!II InthfO• polo.ieal arlUfments: JACL• Nine Whitman College ~Uhlmtr J AL fC'l1owl'Ihlp appll• P"~test ratlon!'\ dUf April 7; Bflnk~ to Students Quit, entertain J ACL Japan To\lf pa~'.. ._ •...••• •• t Racial Discrimination JACL bowling tums listed .••.3 WALLA WALLA-Nine Whit.• ... CHAPTER-JACL man College students, Includ• Detroit hUTS talk on Japanese Anthropological arguments used Noh Dramt mush! •. _.. . . •• 1 ing a Rhodes Scholar, an• Contra COIla In:. swap Ideas with nounced Iheir disatfillation paTents: Portland 31'S . proPO!'l:e' spUttlng ranks because of age with the Sigma Chi fraternily difference .••••• .•••••••••. 4 because of local and national di crimination practices of the in JACL anti-miscegenation brief ... COLUMNISTS group as of Feb. 24. Enomoto ~ Bowline Tournament. interested in. and concerned with. It Is respectfully but firmly sub. O,I",a: Crusader for Mlken. The resignations were insti• (Special to the PacWc Citizen) based on race' IlUch 'bean: I the dignity and Uberty of all mltled that the narrow view ex. hea\-'y burden of Ju5tUJcaUon' Masaoka: Ch·n Rt~hl.s Btu. gated by a 1965 rejection of WASHINGTON-Urging thai Americans. the Japanese Amerl· pressed In Pace was Inherently ~~~:~~: ~ ijl .~~ \ ~.f:~ts Reid Yamamoto, now a sopho• the Virginia anti-miscegena• can CItizens League (J ACL) tiler faulty and mislead In,. What Pace ~,lr~ln~~~I~~!~e~:!i:"o~n Ja-:~: Bm. ON JAPANESE MUSIC - Prof. William Maim Univ this brief Amicus Curiae. fatled to consider was whether or Obana: Interim MeeUn,. more from Wapato. Wasil., a tion laws, and those of 16 been expressed In term. or malo. of Michigan professo~ of music literature, e~plain~ 8 not 'the .ame punishment to both ~aJnlnl Hasebe: Almost Forgot. Briefly, the JACL Is non• 'purity of public morab', Sigma Chi pledge. other States which prohibit in• profit, charitable or,aniz.atlon offende.rs. the while and thp the preservatton of ractal in• Glma: Vietnam Issue. Japanese musIc and IDstruments used in the Noh terracial marriages, be de• with a national membership In black'. would have been meted tegrity' and to prevent a 'mon• Renry: E'xtro\'ert Survivor. The Whitman College publi• out it there had been two males, Wa)camatsu : Footnote to History. drama at Detroit JACL installation. Seated at left is clared unconstitutional, the excel! or 20.000 citizens who re· ~rel breed of citizens' .. wen .. cation, tbe Pioneer, named a side throu"hout the United States, one whltc and one Negro. who 'obliteration of racial pride'. EYeD Miura: Ch·n Rights. Potltlcs. the chapter's new president Art Morey. Japanese American Citizens and Its had been 'fUllty of Identical acts Ye £d's; Reor,aniuUon. Spokane attorney as the per• while membership Is large• asrumlng argut'ndo l!Iuch obJec• -Tom Hashimoto Photo. League has submitted a 5l• ly comprlscd or persons of Japan· . wIth the same female (white tives to be valid state mteren.. son responsible for black-bail• ese ancestry. Its membership a150 or black); It Is clear that the I And within this racist context we • page Amici Curiae {friend of Includet. without limitation. Amer• punishment would differ and dir· ing the Sansei student. The fer solely because of race. The ~rnnc~otalir~:~!o; 5~~her a~~~p~~~ Pioneer added that the attor• the courD brlet with llle Su• Icans of varied faiths, creeds preme Court 01 tIle United and color. same Inequities would apply with remain free to Intermarry with PERSPEC~ ney entered Whitman in 1927 cven mQl'e gross Inju.tlce In the one another and thereby destl'OJ' and did not graduate from States. the Washington JACL Summary ot Argument enforcement of anU·mlscegena· their racial 'purity', 'Intelrity' Music of Noh drama Office reported this week. tlon laws. for mlsce.:enous couples and 'pride'. the Insidious sophism Whitman. The J ACL arguments are di• would be punished [or an act, of VluJnla'" state policy, ., weU ~ Rhodes Scholar Baker Stock• The nation's highest tribunal vided into three sections. I.e. m.rrla~e, which 15 not only as those of the sixteen other Jerry otherwise leeal but which also if ing said Ite had hoped to work i. expected to hear oral argu• states with antl·mlscell'enatlon ments In the case possibly this actually otherwise encouraged laws. is readily exposed al • • Enomoto N within the organization to delights Detroiters and bles..o;ed by the state. racist. 'white supremacy' la. spring. Since Pare v. Alabama f 1882) Nat'l Prtsldent fI) bring about a proper solution II which Is repugnant 'to a free William M. Marulanl, Na· the rIghts, prlvUeges and Immu• people whose Institutions are and a change in the national BY DORIS FUJIOKA Club Chairman Dr. Frank Sa• nities of the Individual In many found~d tional JACL Legal Counsel, Where thc exercise ot state upon the docrUne 6f BOWLING TOURNEY charter to eliminate racial di s· DETROIT - Despite ice and kamoto. He reminded tile facets and spheres ot life have, pollee power 'trenches upon the equality.' and Donaid W. Kramer. both under the Fourteenth Amend· constitutionally protected freedom crimination. But external pres~ snow. the 21st annual Dctroil group of JACL's stand and menlo been safeguarded to him. from Invidious discrimination tContinued on Page 3) To balance the diet a lillie. of tne outstanding Philadelphia free of the odious circumscription let me start this week by sure is necessary to bring JACL installation dlnner.("tion, Miyao. William Otsuki. Thorn· Supplemental Document law merely be· the eight JACL District Coun- must be members 01 the JACL his Fairmont Cleaners tesm. as Tanase. Yoshio Uslllro, It would constitute 8 shocking cils, and JACL Chapters, it Chapters or Junior JACL Despite m.,' very irregular ap• W'ditman bas never had any Since the Amici brief is In such problem. The Sigma Chi Geo"ge Nagano. certificates of oulraae If the antt.mlscegenatlon was announced this week by Chapters. pearance and a drop of 15 I!le nature of a supplemental ~h:r °Jla:-;~~gl~i~ec~:~d t~!~tef~ chapter at Whitman dezided to Japanese banks appreciation; Elaine Akagl, Akiji Yoshimura, chairman of Deadline for applicatiollJ pins in average, (no, T am Jeffrey Morey and Kath" Shi· document to tllat of lhe appel• I { tile Special National Commit- not averaging 100. yet) we are act because it had received lants'. "to every extent possi• ~ t jf(~:re~~s:a~ar~a~ rhl~soSn.:! tee in charge. will be April 7, 1967 in the ~ mamura, Jr. JACL certiflcates on top of the league by two the Fraternity's P et e r 0 D ble we coordinated our efforts ~~:~:~~v~n ~~~c:::~~r 1~lrge~~I~~ ~~ Award, which goes to the top 10 entertain JACL o( appreciation. The Fellowships, generously hands of iSle Governor of the games. I have had to comfort ,nd coverage with counsel for the anti-misccgenation statutes offered to the Japanese Amer. particular J ACL District Coun• I)lYsell with hearing some six of the Sigma Chi's 401 Walter Miyao. past presi· the appellants," Marutani ex• c\lapters. dent, presented the special clU~:~ f!:: !~i~:~f:~~nj~!:J~~ ican Citizens League by Japan cU. Each District Council wm sympathetic comments to fue Japan Tour group plained. of a basic, fundamental right. Air Lines, include round trip screen its applicants end effect that I don't bowl enougb Dr. Louis B. Perry. Wallo recognition awards. "We certainly did not wish Walla College president. .x• Rather. the freedom 01 choice- transportation to Japan from nominate two for final cow• (I'm probablv bowling too SAN FRANCISCO - The Bank Prof. William P . Maim. pro• to have two briefs merely re• ~~e :r~~r~:n O~Ch:~~~h~~t ~~c,!,a~; plained rtle question is whether fessor of music literature at San Francisco or New York. deration by the National Com• often now, as far as the team of Tokyo and the Sumitomo peat one another and cover well as the freedom to marry tuition and fees for the one mittee. selection of pledges is con• Bank are inviting members the Univ. of Michigan. was the same areas. For example, Is concerned). or that I am :~~h~~st~~:[3e ~it~a~~ Ins:i~~~~ month summer classes (in Among the criteria for selee• bringing the team '1uck". trolled by the local chapter participating in !he coming llle principal speaker. focusing with the understanding that and its local alumni advisers his talk on "Practical Ap• ual. not with the government. English) at Sophia University tion of the 1inal four recipient. This rojourn into bowling JACL Japan Tour to be their the appellants would include aU~~~~Il~' ,!~:~n;:in~:r:nt~~mnb~ or by alumni and fraternity guests at the Kabuki Theater proaches to Japanese Music" in their brief t ~le various argu• in Tokyo on Japanese history will be educational back• $!lves me an opportunity to eegenallon law", First. the IImll- and culture, room and board, ground. participation in scbool officials elsewhere and on a and Takarazuka in Osaka. re• with two instruments. the koto ments that tile history of the acknowledge the coming i'Ja• national level. ;~o~~:;rO~O~I!~::) h~~ ~hoet ~~~~ :~~a.educationai spectively, it was announced and samlsen. His explanations 14tll Amendment was intended tours in the and community, personal ref- t;onal Bowling Tournament at of the rhythm patterns found 5tood analysis in the subsequent erences, and motivation f.Qr !-'''lidav Bowl in L.A .. March by Haruo lshlmaru. chairman {o cover the right ot privacy in- ff\e Noh draTila. IilS sKill :d.::ec:.:I:.:.I.::on.::s~of:....::th.::I.:...:C::o.:urt:.::.. . .:s.:ec::o::n::d:::ly.::. __Da _ te _ o_ f _ d _ e:..pa _ rt_ u _ re ~ tn ~ J _ a::p :..: an __tr.:.aveI and study In Japan. &-11 . To JACL, tllis event lias of the National 'J'A'CL CullUra in marriage, we did not at.• in singing and playing of the b~en more than just I!I no1!ler Heritage Committee. tempt to go into this aspect of lDstruments, plus his senSe of Tournament. Other tourneys Oregon Sigma Chi Both banks have expressed the argument; similarly in the humor and tluent Japanese carry more prize money and interest in t.he tour and hailed knowledge tha t appellants did it as an excelle'lt opportunity made for an exbilarating eve• cover a number of other argu• altTact more bowlers. but tbis ning. one, a scratch event. has long to initiate Sansei for the cultural education of ments lIIat had occurred to us, The Rev. Paul Hlyama, pas· been the "blue ribbon" event their Issei and Nisei friends such as the fact tllat these CORVALLIS, Ore.-An Amer• tor of St. Andrew's Episcopal among Nisei bowlers. As such. ican of Japanese descent will and stated they would extend anti·miscegenation laws op• It has been an integral part their assistance to the JACL. Church. Clawson, delivered the erate 10 deny a spouse or a be initiated next Saturday, invocation. Min Togasaki, of JACL's prOl!ram. It also a widow (as well as the March 4. into the natiooal fra• Helping to make arrange• Ioastmaster, introduced Arthur serves to remlnd us that JACL children) of a miscegenous ternity Sigma a,i. ments were Sam Sato of the J . Johnson. assistant school was once instrumental in bel~ marriage to the right to social Eugene Oklno. U9-years-old. Bank of Tokyo and Frank Mi• superintendent. Detroit Public ing to break ft'le "color line", securIty benefits, workmen's an electrical engineering sop!>• nami or the Sumitomo Bank. Schools; Walter Frontczak, ex• long held in the ABC. compensation benefits, right of omore (rom Boring, Ore .. will Mike Masaoka. Washington ecutive director. Detroit Inter• Good luck to all the bowlers, participate in a century-old inheritance, rlgbt to marital Representative, will serve as national Institute; and Elaine deductions, benefit of filing and partkularlv 10 the team ceremony in the chapter house special consultant to the J ACL Yamada, Midwest District that Country Club Lanes in here after almost a year of joint income tax returns, right Japan Tour Committee to as• You!!., Council chairman, of to adopt children, etc., we did Sacramento is sending to L.A .. controversy. His initiation had sist in arranging visits to per• Chicago as special guests. with shirts and an tourney been held up since April, 1966, not cover any of these in oUI sons and places not ordinarily Dancing to the music of Joe brief." fees paid. This. as e gesture when a Sigma Chi a"'mous at available to tourists. Glenn concluded the evening. of goodwill. resulting from the San Diego protested the pro• Stated Masaoka. "Because Inasmuch as there was NatiCl!lal Tournament bel d posed membership of a non• of the significance of this first agreement that the JACL brief there in 1964. I don't know the Caucasian. J ACL lour. sponsored by the would cover anthropological others on the team but ~ood The national fraternity has National JACL, we are en• Santa Barbarans arguments, rather than "the 1~ s~ooting to all including. Shlg been beset wiUl quarrels in re.• dea voring to obtain the ~elp gal ones, an inslructor in an• Sakamoto aod Joe Matsunarru. cent. years over alleged racial of the U.S. State Dept. as well thropology at the UniverSity oj discrimination. Some attempts Pennsylvania was retained ., REACTIONS as J-apanese government .offi• fete WW2 shelling by local cilapters to pledge cials to assure the JACL of a consultant. Back on a more serious note, non-white members to the na• not only a warm reception but SANTA BARBARA-The 25th The brief cites 61 cases i" tional fra ternity have failed. l' have heard m'3 ny comments also a unique experience. 't anniversary of tl:Ie shelling of support of its arguments. in· eluding .uch key cases involv· from JACLers, acropos recen1 Local chapters, tberefore nearby Ellwood by a Japanese Letters to the P .C. expressing either lost their charters ing J ACL as Brown v. Board 0; submarine in the early weeks views contrary to mine. One resigned from the national fra• Hawaii state senate of Education tpublic schOOl aspect of the reaction whlcb ternity. Sigma Chi removed of World War 11 was observed desegregation). Hirabayaillli v. ON E-MA.~ ~ AMPAIGN - Minoru Ki• 1946 because of a citru$ canker epi• went beyond what I intended. its written prohibition against names Hulten president Feb. 23 by the Santa Barbara United States (Evacuation cur· mura, Seattle supermart operator, demic nolV declared to be unrelated to lew and travel restrictions). :Is the "sensible Republican" nonwhite members five years HONOLULU-The rival Demo• Parlor 1116, Native Sons of tile shows two canned mikan and two sub• the fruit itself. Kimura has spent an bit which I meant playfully. ago. Oyama v. California (alien cratic factions of Sen. Nelson Golden West. land law), S(,elly v. Kramer stitutes - a variety of hybrid tangelos estimated $50,000 in a one-man cam• but wllich some apparenUy K. Doi " nd Sen. Nadao Yoshi• paign aided by citrus experts to have considered not funn". To spare Highlight was a reading of (restrictive convenants), and -the public now bas for the onetime naga came to terms with the Consul General Toshiro Shi• Takahashi v. Fish and Game fresb mikan which has been officially the ban lifted. my fellow officer. Yone Salo• SAN GABRiEl VA LLEY selection of Democrat John da. unnecessary e mburass• manouchi's message by Karen Commission (alien commer• banned from the United States since -Elmer Ogawa Photo. JACl BEING FORMED Hullen, Oahu, as president of clal fishing licenses), ment let me say here that I the State Senate, thus ending Sumida. 19, in which he point• • • • was indeed "kidding in the ed to the new orientation be• Also cited are 24 references WEST COVINA - Nisei resi• an eight.Arkansas. Delaware. Flor· Prochnau) came out with a over a decade before. The the doctor In San Francisco, Ida. Georgia. Kentucky. LoutBI~ KImura and his Sealtle at.• aaa. Maryland. Mississippi. Mi.!• story about the 49-year-old citrus growers lobby. of Cali• let me reiterate that I em in tax evasion case $Ourl, North Carolina. Oklahoma. elder brother Minoru, a story fornia and Florida principally, torney Wesley G. Hnblbeln are not enamored o( my Demo• South Carolina. Tennessee, Texas. was powerful as it is now, end not without expert scientists Virginia. and West Virginia). ,,~ich we blushingly admil we cratic affiliation, nor am I en• HONOLULU - Richard M. at the time no one was going and horticultural witnessel to Kageyama, former City Coun• And whUe of these seventeen should have known about years lIaged in any crusade against States, only Georgla's anU·mlsceg· to give the Japanese anything. support their case. TIlere are cilman, took the stand and maUon statute expressly men· ago. Republicans. I cannot change tlons 'Japanese: several other an· Minoru who majored in p!>y• Dr. Edmond C. Calaban, Dr. my "Perspectives" to "Demo• discoursed for hours on bis Minoru Kimura. with the M .. Starr. Dr. J.R. MaID.... tt·miscegnatlon statutes employ sics 3 years at the Univ. ot cratic Perspectives", because struggie for success, from the terms such as 'Malay race: 'Mon· moral support of brothers Ei• anq Dr. Maun Goto of J..".... (olian: and In Oklahoma and Washington became interested such a "'Aange would be a date of his birth. March 20, ii. 47. and Taki, 42, has been Two weeks ago, KImura's .t.• 1~16. on the Island of Hawaii, Texas presumably Japanese would conducting a "hobby" crusade in East-West trade when the complete distortion ot thos. be classed 8!1 'white persons' 31· lorney and tl>e expert ~ through the time he ran afoul b~· for '16 years in which he spent family bought Ibe store and per"oectives. though this 1!C no means clear nesses laid out • perlUWWI of the tax laws in 1959. Further, as to the remainder of an estimated $50.000 to bring during the time tbat the fir.t The stand ot eit'aer party on the!'ie seventem States. it Is simi• case before the Federal AIri• Kageyama is charged willi larly unclear as to whether ot fresh Japanese oranges back pro-tem Con.sul Urabe was cultural Reaeucb Service, UIII tContinued on Page 3) "YINTER. CARNIVAL - Sam Sakagucbi (left), Eli filing traudulent tax returns not a person of Japanese ances• to the American market. here he was sold on the sub• proposed • limltiJJI cl tile qua. h.obayashi and George Nukaya are co-cbairmen of tbe try Is a member or the class sev• ject of tl>e orange._ And then for 1959 and 1960. erally destrnated a, 'white per· Everyone. including millions rRUne. annual Idaho Falls JACL Winter Carnival to be held came other COIlIUlo, Saito and Kageyama has pleaded nol sop: 'Caucasian.' or 'colored per• ot now older Caucasian kids TIle prcJJIII£a1 was to permit RECOGN ITION son.' Yoshikawa who was made c0n• this Saturday, Mar. 4, at the National Guard Armory guilty but waived jury trial. remembers the sweet easy the ~tion 01. mikaD IIIto Because nr thesr confusions sul general while bere. TIlls ZIst and Leslie, Idaho Falls. Games, bazaar and food Th~ ca.e is being heard In the which pf:Culiarly plarue oenons peeling mikan w1lich was IIIe states vi W~ :w. 'CROLL Ot· APPRECIATION ~y of .rapanese ancestry and those usuaJly tound In Ibe toe of wrller remembers YClIhilJaw. booths are being manned the entire chapter, Auxili• court of Federal Judge C. NiI• simUarly situated, and furibe"!' as partiI:ularlr tor _ tbIq. llockton - Ellz.abeth Humbugar, every Christmas .t.ocldDa, aDd cCGalia1Je4 - ~"'_ .' ... _. teacher (Feb, 3). ary and youth membership, Tavares, ID AmerlcaD orpnlzaU.., ~ 2-'ACIPIC CITIZEN FrIday. Mar. 3. 19117 l'lIrIIIalklll", Eo.. W !ilia Military Fine Arts with thl department for 18 ~ S-lII; proflhor 01 All PhIbIt of ..ilIOn • ~'fI .. . Hlroohl a.ahlw.... mlUIary .clelle. It U,S, MJll. knlle euttill. more P!IlNII'!!( By Mike M... ok. NEWS relerenoe librarian for the Saa tary Academy, w•• promoted knowII a. lIlIbcIUette mIIdIII' • Francisco Public LJbury lit• 10 Ueut-colonel at a recent by Set Motold WBI on dllptay erature department, laid more Wut Point ceremony and will during Febl'Uary .t the ChI• HONOLULU - 'lbree acll 01 On Feb. 18, pollee bcioIIecI • CAPSULES tban 200 bootc. In ttle J.P'. attend the Command and G.... ".go Lake View Branch li• nese lan,uage are now avail• eral Staft Coll ... at Ft. Leav• brary. A atudent 01 American vioIeoce llnee Feb. 1 bave 17-year-01d Kaimultl B t III made lbe aD« folkay _Idents School senlor as a Stapeat Washington able. On the library statl .Ine. enworth. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Academy of Art, he ... tech• lor 01 Upper Palolo end Kalmuld June, one 01 his duUe. Ia to KaUI Kosekl, Loa Angeles, be nical 'InbnalJolr at W!dlng, the flrat-del1'ee murder of Courtroom select books for the Japanes. served In milltary Intelligence Inc .• Chlca,o .•• Japanese dlltrlcll bere scared. They are Mrs. Tanimoto. Juven1le au• afrlld violence wlll eNpt A civil suit for SS6.450,OOO l.n,uage .ecUon. He was ....0- children's art, selected by Lola thorities wtn determlne a tiDal Newsletter during WW2, graduated trom Igaln. Igalnst 27 members 01 the elated with the Buddhist the Unlv. of Pltllburgb and Lord, art dtrector of the New charge allainst the teenaller. Crenshaw - Buc1Montana: expected Friday, Feb. 17, the National JACL Board, meeting The Chicago Japanese Amer• had dedlcated a plaque bonor• Ing with an eUminaUon tour• tributed to slanderlng HUI's tI- Ing to. KennJ R. SUlUkI, But on early Feb. 1, Mra. lross, 16.000,000. Pointed out in interim session in San Francisco, endorsed that Ican Assn. re-elected Koh ••hl• nament Aug. 8. Additional were the welllmown facts that 11e. The association president US1\tC, who was killed Dee. 14 Kay Tanimoto. 51-year-old cen• vital legislation. - ro Su,-lmoto president. He i. teams can loin by calling sus taker, was beaten and the Importation of mlllan wal Fred Rorex feels it a "scare" publisher of the Cllicago S1lim• In Vietnam. and other Bay Though the nationally elected officers and the tactic to quit 'In appeal now ShiC FIIt'r.1d 01 Oakland. 838- aod stabbed to death In her never prohibited In British po . . . San Francisco labor District Marines wbo bave 4457 or 533-1540. Telms en• district coullcil governors argued long and loud over before the district court. hou.e ataMS-I0th Ave., Palolo. Columbia, nor In Alaaka be• leader Harry Bridges oddreu• given their lives. His parents. tered thus far .re Alameda• the methodology and terminology involved, there was Mr. and Mrs. Kanemorl Suzuki Eight days later In Kalmukl, fore or alter it became a .tate. Chronicle columnist Herb ed the No. CaUf. Japane8e Oakllnd A.C., San Jose CYS If it should become In ac• no question of their commitment to the principles ~ancisco live at 3012 GleM Ave .• Santa Mrs. Frances Gould. 33, was Caen ot San seconds Chamber of Commerce thl. 1 and 2, San Mateo JYO, Eden tuality, all fruit would be and objectives of equality, dignity, and opportunity the suggestion 01 San Jose Monica. slashed by an Intruder w!lom week ... Mrs. EUtabelh Gray Township J ACL, San Francis• she surprised in the midst of sterillzed before export. .nd for all our citizens. Indeed. while there was reluctance Judge Wayne Kln.moto on a Vining 01 Philadelphia. tutor Nisei velerans file less dis• co Associates, Trl-Clty and each wrapper would stipulate a~d traffic aco!Colorado Nisei. who was SAVJ:NGS ness Church dedicated its new BRANCH OFFICE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mother of two daughters who ministrative com mit tee: similarly promoted to the Marina d.1 R.y, Calif. fought side by side to defend freedom. Negro soldiers ~9. became a seamstress after her church building Feb. It Is James K. Ito 01 Reedley, pro• juryo class in 1943. He was Phon. 870-0334 314 wr 'IUT Sf • LOS .l.fII~ts 11. w,,~ ..... &.leN - like White soldiers - have won evry medal for N1S,IOJ.MTO$"'/W.I~ANT01PII/rm ..... late husband was crippled by located at Merced and Baldwin ducer member: HaJlme Hama· known as Toyonlshiki. whose Member Of bravery our country bestows. The bullets of our ene• Park Blvd. The Revs. Ren KI• Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. an Industrial accident 12 years da of Kingsburg, alternate. sumo career was Interrupted Federal Reserve System mies do not discriminate between Negro Marines and ago, Mrs. Takeko Miyasato, mura and Robert TsuJlmoto White Marines. They kill and maim whomever they 41, of Honolulu is rapidly mov• are pastors. strike. ing into the bigtime as a P ioneer members of Grace "The American Negro has waited long for first swimsuit designer. She recent.• Methodist Church, Livingston, class citizenship-for his right for equal justice. But Iy unveiled her 1967 line of Calif .. were recognized at the he has long accepted the full responsibilities for citi• swim suits ",t Santa Monica churdl's 50th anniversary cel• and in New York. wbich in• ebration Feb. 26 ... Stockton zenship. Buddhist Church ended its "If cluded corduroys, weathered WAYS there were any doubt, one need only look cotton twills with aztec prints. three-year search for a new want to to the servicemen who man our defenses. In Vietnam, floral prints run in columns temple site by acquiring a 17.74 acre plot west 01 the • 10.2 percent of our soldiers are American Negroes down the Iront or sides and TO EARN increase your SAVINGS? bearing equal. responsibilities in the fight for free~om suits with chevron stri~s city. Fred Dobona was chair• 2 -but at home 11 percent of our people are Amencan down the legs. Her label reads man at the church's real es• MORE INTEREST Negroes struggling for equal opportunities. "Take". tate committee. Sef Kamt 01 Berkeley was named aroWtect "The bullets at the battlefront do not discriminate and bullding ~rm.it applica• -but the landlords at home do. The pack of the Ne• Music tions bave been filed. Site is AT SUMITOMO- $iro soldier is as heavy as the White soldiers' - but Toronto Soprano Narlsa K.I near the Riverview Terrace the burden his family at home bears is . far h.eavie~. won the Great Lakes districl subdivision. 1. 8Y TRANSFERRING YOUR In war, the American Negro has given thiS Nat~on .hls com~tition in the New York SAVINGS BY THE 10th OF best-but this Nation has not given him equal JustIce. Metropolitan Opera Auditions Business and com~ted in the Cleveland THE MONTH YOU EARN "It is time that the Nel!ro be ((iven equal justice. Gordon Togasaki, 42. of New In America, the ril!hts of citizenship are conferred by regionals. She originally hails York was appointed Pan INTEREST FROM THE 1st. from Japan and will appear American World Airway's birth-not by death in battle. with the Canadian Opera Co. ON REGULAR SAVINGS. "It is our duty-as well as our privilege-to stand manager of current economic now is the time. procis Barbara Oleson. Coun• and adults INi""il in this area. or at least modllying present lerence 01 our members. Ibe vious. Subdivide the Junior 'n-roll and long-hair "culture" scllor and o;ychology t.acher A JACL official said the panel standards to fit. JACL. The ~ctivlties of the which is Ille trend 01 the new of the Contra Costa J r . Col• disoussion was " successlul" Sansei are In a peculiar posi• groups would be separate but generation revolting against lege. who actN! as the mod• anJ Illere is a goo:! chance tion. We are caught between attendance to the activities Ibe "hypocritical world" 01 io• era tor, went further \ ~len she the"e will be follow-ups. two cultures: the Japanese NCWNDYC would be open to bo& groups. day and who should stop being pointed out leelings 01 "lear. The panel i,cludN!: Leo• cultural heritage 01 our par• Also. the two groups could hypocritical. anger and cuilt" made it dif• nard Kam . Irene Takahashi. ents and Ille blstorical Ameri• unite readily for district and Bolli the Sansei youlbs and ficult for Ille two generations Gary Asakawa. Sand i Ishlz a• can heritage Irom school. We session Mar. 4 national activities. thus retain• Illelr Nisei parents should to communicate wit!l e a c h \Va. and Michael Sasaki for the openly discuss these conflicts Ing its larger size. meet a t the ha If way to mu· other. Jr. JACL; Mrs. Palsy Tanabe. and what elled Illey bave on The second proposal de• tually understand and trust There Is Mutual Love consultant 01 art and social our behavior and standards. at two locales serves a little consideratioD each other. stutiles at the Berkeley School We. as Jr. JACLers. are nut since tt is a relatively new Such was tile general tone There is "Ille uoc!erlylng Dc-trict; P at J . HaJJegan. concerned about just Japa• RICH:\lO),'D - The Norillern idea. Upon careful consid e ra~ tone 01 g>illt." sbe said. "Ill at 01 a panel dlscusslon held by counsellor a~ the J uan Crispi nese Americans but a '>out all When in Elko • • • Stop at the Friendly CaJjlornia - Western Nevada tion. this solution would seem the Contra Costa J ACL chap. if I don't follow throug\l the Jr. High School ; Leah Oka• Imericans. If we r l 'lst in District Youth Council will generational pallerns. tbis is abou ~ to have three major advan• ter Tuesday last week at Ille moto. teacher 01 tile Concord being concerned our own stage Its first quarterlv meet• tages. bad: tt 1 oppose illem. thEm racial grouP. we will always Richmond Free Melliodlst School System ; and Pal Iiya• ~tf)ckrnen~§ Ing bosted by Contra Costa Jr. The first Is the futtillment Church here on the "Problems Illis is bad; if I (an adult) be notN! as a distinct group rna, graduate student. JACL this Saturday. Mar. 4. 01 the purpose 01 Ille division ol Sansei Teenagers." Panel• enforce them on my chUdren and will nol be readily recog• CAFE • BAR - CASINO 8 t two !ocales : itself. The strengthening of the ists were live Sansei Jr. J ACL () Illink I should do Illis) . but -Hokubei Malnichi n!zed as Americans but al· Jr. JACL would be accom• The first hatt (luncheon and r epresentatives. and three Ni• ways as Japanese Americaa.s. Elko, Nevada business session) from 10:30 pJislled by baving two concen• sei a nd one Caucasian adult. Don't get me wrong. I'm not a .m. st Point Orient Restau• trated and higbJy active mem• a shamed 01 being a Japanese .. ant. 199 Place Place, Point bersbJps rallier than having 120 In Andlence Chicago YJAs set up 4 committees American. II I were I wouldn't Richmond; the second hall one large membership with About 120 persons-80 moll,• have joined Jr. JACL. (social. buffet! at E! Cerrito only a few acUve members. ers. 10 falliers and 20 teen• BY DONNA OGURA t'atebe, steve Kumamoto, As t8 Japanese American we l/fiJtj --, Community Center. 7007 Moe• - . agers- packed Ille hall to Chicago' Emilie Maeshiba. Tets ltaha• should know about Japan. Its I f['::1 *fl ser Lane. EI Cerrito from 3:30 The second advantage Is one listen to the 2-hour-long panel A club's success depends r a. Joyce and Al Naka. and culture, language, customs. p .m. to midnight. &at would be weIJ appreciated discussion. upon its leaders. its m embers. Ron Shlglo. on the olller hand. etc.. and the bistory 01 the Dr. Fred Stripp. UC Ber• at !!lis time. A division In the P resumably. t!le tone 01 Ill. and its organization. The Chi• tries to sponsor meeting. Japanese in America. As ~D the new moon organization would give the keley chairman 01 the speech paneIJsts did not satisfy fath• cago Young J apanese Ameri• wh ich concern YJA members Americans. however, we have y,.. Hort: W,lli .. TttI department. ..oiJJ speak on an high school age members a ers and mothers in the audi· can club bas elected well in their roles as citizens of a responsibility to the entire I slngularl)' OLltstilldil'Y rr ~ t.suratlt Cirtlt11ng u.t qlll f' lf~Hlce ot t:an.t.one:sl Iflftbll aspect at communications chance to develop leadership ence. The Nisei representa· qualifiN! leaders this year and Chicago. community-not just Ni!lonma• b ~led at 'il 2 South Sill Pedro Strnt, Loi Angllh • • PlIOI'It MAdison 2.. 1091 problem between the adult and and a greater Interest In the tives were too young to speak its membership has Increased. The last committe • • the $0- chi. ~'outh generations of today dur• JACL at Ille same time. It is for the parents. and there was But. more important is the cial committee. led by Mel The degree to which you ...... -.~ .... tOttOt ... ,. .... ~ ,.~. ft~.,..,. .. ft Ing !!le luncheon. this type 01 training that is "excessive" understanding on YJA r eorganization 01 its four F urusho. assisted by Carol apply your feelings toward our need~ so our members can A San Francisco combo tile part 01 Ille Nisei for the committees: Heritage and Cul• Higashigawa. and whose mem• own group and the total com· grouP. Ille Agents, will play eventuaJJy fill Ille jobs cur• Sansei Problems. Later. Len• ture. Civic. Service. and S bers are Doo Kawamura, AI munity is not for me or any• for the evening dance Two rently beld by Paul Tamura nard Kam. president 01 the <:ial. Since each committee is Chan. Randy lmada. Joan Na• one else to resolve. You must as PNWDYC District Commis• combo groups. &e Others. 01 Jr. JACL and a panelist. com• r esponsible for Illree 01 the 12 kayama. Carlos HigasbJde. do this and be saUstiN! in ~~Z!.;E.!··'"- San Francisco and the Liquid sioner and Curtis Onchl. P NW• plainN! the Nisei adult m em• mont!1ly meetings. a weli bal• Ron Harano. Frank Knapp, knowing Illat you are doing J.. DYC TreaS Junior Jottings The "young adult" group f vior 01 today's youtlls simply Hirano. Karen Kido. Dianne script are Yuki KawagucbJ. nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill would. besides mixing with the Indicate they "are trying to Hikida. Tomi Ishiwarl. Aylen Carolyn Shiozakl and Janice other Juniors. be able to work EDYC Chairman Scott Na• establish a ney, value system a nd Richard Hasega wa. Ken Ide. with the Senior members. This Oeyama theme of "ao has been .e1edN! by the and identity. They bave their Iwanaga, Carole Sena, and Last year the local group type 01 interaction could only American Field Service to own r ights of opinion and their Dick Harano. is sponsoring the presentN! "Hanasaka-J i j it" lead to more Juniors "gradu. BRAND NEW PRODUCT spend his senior year 01 hig\l dress and hatr are e>Cpres• March 11 meeting which is ele (The Old Man Who Made ," as Leonard Kam Kumamoto and keynole speak• mamoto explained Ille current er Russell Obana. National youth programs. Danny Fuku• Youlll Chairman. There will shima. Selanoco Jr. JACL DAIMAAU B,.nd - HIME 8rand ALlltO T FORGOT next Issue . isn't it? EDYC PLAN SUMMER be discussion groups which president, answered Questions W£L·PAC a•• nd - OYNA51Y Brand C,ntral Cal is going to try Gee. I've been so busy wi lli wi ll have a youth leader to about Ilis group. JAPANFOOD B.. nd to organize a DYC and I ho pe WORKSHOP IN D.C. my school work that 1 almost gi ve Ille Sansei support and Ill at we make it. WASHINGTON - A summer also a Nisei lor tile support forgot Ill" issue. but I just From the newsletters tilat I A Good Pla ce to Eat JAPAN ROSE Rk . happen to glance at tIe calen· workshop by Ille Eastern Dis• 01 Ille Nisei. Noon 10 Midnight (Clostd Tu ... ) get it seems that e-veryone IOTAN CoI_ R;u _ CAPITOL CoI_ Rico d ar and ..w it was time to trict Yout!l Council is being A banquet. entertainment is coming .. long fine but if h ave the articles in-so to planned here witll the local and a dance will folJow. Pack• CAMfUA Arlo-.. Rico - LlBEIIlY AIUNM RIot there is some problem in gen• what I have lor this page. Jr. JACL as hosts. it was de• age deal is S3 and if you want Lent) s Cafe eral just write OUr Ringleader cidN! at Ille EDYC meeting io go separately the fees I guess t!lat evcrybody is as (K.I Rln Low) Russell Obana. Well. Council Jan. 28 here. are: ~ l regis .. SI.SO banquet. busy \\ ith their school work Members haw you b.en rom• REAL CHINESE DISHES Delegates from Philadelphia. Sl.5O dance. no&.lIAna_ -101 ___ that the arUcles for l~lis Youlll municaUng willi tbe " Ring• 320 E. l SI.. Lo. Ang.l .. JIIJIIIII '0fJ" efJrJlfJratlo. Seabrook and Washington. The conference is being Page have "lipped their mind , . leader"? If not get on the D.C., attended the planning Phono Ordm Takon bosted by Reedley J r. JACL MA 4-2953 but it·s going to be b.tter " baJJ"_ m eeting. and Tulare County Jr. JACL. 11IIIIIInlll1nnl11111111111111111111U1I11U1111111nIWl - Business and - &i~ikH. Chapter Call Board Professional Guide ell I' 111IIIIIIIIIIIII1II1II1I11I1111I11I1WllnllIlIl1I111111I11n IlIF YeIUe· Din... Dint'•• C'oC'kt.U. J:arJ,y III the JACt. Vour Bu.I.", Corrovl.• a double feature of Japanese exempt Hawaii from going on er to Teach the Juryo class-one statutes must fail because they 460 E. VISla Way, Vista 726·1740 stockholder In Royal Prince slon), under the penal provi• mms will be shown to the DayUg1lt Saving Time from step below the Mnkuuchl fsenlor provide standards of proof Apartment Hotel. died at division). He wr~sl1es under the sions of (another section) onJ,y Issei. April through October ... which are impossible of appli• Queen's Hospital Feb. 17 as a lumo name of Onlgoro Takaml• the 'white person' would be San Jose State Senate Republicans have yama ... The Tokyo OrLons have cation and are unconstitutlon. Joe Kiageta and Dick Naga· result of " cerebral hemor· estabUshed their training base on subject to criininal sanctloDs oka, co-chairmen, are being agreed in caucus to back a Maul. Two former Honolulu ath .. and the Japanese, bain, EDWARO T. MORIOKA, Rultor rhage. assisted by: constitutional .. mendment low· letes with the team are Wally here between 19:15 and 19S8 neither a IW'hite person' nor a Sales. Exchanges, Investments ering the voUng age to [8, to Yonamlne, batting coach, and I\fu. Uanako Se,awa, 50, of· Mt: 565 N. 51h 51., - 294·1204 Dick Nishimura, prize: Tom Killed In Action • • Kab.or Tanaka, an oUiclal. Yono• View, HawaII, died Feb. 21. She 'colored person' presumably Miyamoto, progTam; E u, e n e repeal the closed prJmary law, mine once I')loyed for the San was the wUe ot To.tsuo Seg8w8. ~.~- Nodohllra, Issei program; Ellen S-Sct. HIlario B. Leanlo, Jr" would, on the face of things, ..... to urge mechanization of vot· Franolsco 4ge1'5 as a halfback. Tamotsu ShImoda, 76. of 234 Vat. Kubo. flo.: Joe Okusu, judges: 24, of Publ. Kauai, was. killed during the days of Frankie AI• Incur 110 criminal penalties. Sacramento Sakae Hamamoto, g r 0 U n d s; Ing In all precincts and to ley Ave., Wahiawa. died Feb. 20. In action Feb. 17 In Vietnam. bert.·, stardom. 1947-48. He WaS the husba.nd of Sasal "But this is tar from balnl George Hirakawa. spcl. prol(Tam: suPPOrt retention of Hawatian Shlmod'8 •.. Taro Takara, 62. of Ken Masuda. games: KUnia Oku· He had been in the army Ted Imamoto Is the proud own• clear by reason of t!1e last su o grand pril:e; Bob Kouiku, Standard Time. Aloha FrIday er of a plaque presented to hlm 3112 Oahu Ave. died Feb. 20. His Wakano-Ura w1.(e, Manchl, and two 80ns sur• sentence of (a provision) booklet; Jr. JACL. concessions: since June 30, [964. He was by Vince Lombardi, coach and S u k l ya~i - Chop Suey will become ~ year·round Ileneral manager of the Green vive •.. PoUee Capt. Clifford D. Open 11 . 11, CI ...d Monday George Nishikawa, adult refr.: the 72nd Hawaii man killed which reads; 'All laws hereto. Mack Tsujlmoto. t-raffie: Htroshl event starting today (Mar. 31. Bay Packers. The award was Victorine, who retired a month 2217 10lh St. - GI 8·6231 in the war '" Viet Cong made for Imamoto's couralteous ago trom the Hawaii County Pol• (Continued on Page 8) Takemoto. first aid: Homer Taka· Instead 01 Hawaiian dress be• Ice Dept., died Feb. 19 at HlIo hashl, pub. small arms fire kUled a Wa· -play against the Pockers at Hono• Ing worn on Fridays during 19~2 Hospital. He was 53 and had been hiawa soldier Feb. 16, raising lulu Stadium In as a mem• part of the year In Island ber of the McKinley Alumni a poUceman since 1944 ... Bun• SIOCks and Bonds On Reno, Nev. 475 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-1825 Spokane JACL to 73 the number of Hawaii eleven. Lombardi WEll not able %0 Watanabe. 85. of 1035 Bolhol business firms, aloha sbirts per~ Ave .. Wahiawa. died Feb. IS at ALL EXCHANGES New Chinatown - Los Angeles men lost in the Vietnam war. to make the presentation JAL Officials: Spokane JA· and muumuus will be standard sonaU:v. but Dr. Katsumt Kome• his home. TOP HAT MOTEL Killed was S-Sgt. EIm.Undo Banquet Room for All Occasions CL is meeting on Friday, Mar. ",ttire every Friday. That was tanl stood tn for him at a dinner Shig and Sum i Kajlmura, Hosts R. Smith, Jr., 31, a career honoring Imamoto. '~~;n- 375 W. 4th st. - 786·1565 • 10, 8 p.m ., at Highland Park the word Feb. 21 !rom Ralph :iSltlng KnOll's Berry Farm I Fred Funakoshl soldier who bad been in the and Disneyland . . . Stay at ~ II-C-0-M-M-ER-C-1A-L-R-E-FR-iG-E-RA- T-l-0-N"'l Methodist Churcb to hear two ..... "...... C. Honda. president of Aloha Deaths •• , Japan Air Lines speakers, army 15 years and In Vielnam Reports and Studies Week Hawaii Inc. 1\tu. Aklno Akamlne, 40. of Seattle, Wash. D" l gnin~a i ~t~~ ! ~I~alion . Peter OhtalU and Terumitsu .nine months . " Air Force " ..IIabl. on Request Police on Feb. 20 charged 3009 Polohl Piace died Feb. 21. -" ...... """ ...... ~""'ft Major Paul M. KtmlohJka 01 She was the wife of Ichlro Ike Crescent Motel I Sam J. Umemoto Kano, both of Seattle. Leroy John Lee, 71, 01 183S-C Akamine, vice-president ot the RUTNER, JACKSON & GRAY INC. Imperial Lanes Honolulu has completed his 8539 Hwy. 3g, Member: N.w Vork Stock ElcMnge Egg Hunt: The Spokane J A· 10th Ave. with being a juvenile Publfc Exchange Stores-Hawad 2101 - 22nd Ave. . So . EA 5·2525 I Certifi cale M. mber of R.S.E.S. lOOth combat flight over North and formerly of the defunct Val Buena Park NI ..I Owned - Fred Takagi, Mgr. Member of Japan Assn. of CL communit,y egg hunt will Vietnam. He is the son 01 law offender In the Feb. 1 Super Markets.. . Mrs. 1\Une 711 W. 7TH ST., LOS ANGELES Amano, 75, ot 845 Makahlkt Way Tel. 828·3466, 828·3483 Refrigeration . be staged at Wandermere Mrs. Kiyoko Kunichlka 01 1125 stabbing 01 a neig11bor, Mrs. MA 0-10BO Kinomoto Travel Service i Llcensed Refrigeration Contractor died Feb. 18. She was born Oct. Pool • Air Con dillon - FM & TV i I Park on Easter Sunday, Mar. B Hassinger St. His wife, Kay Tanimoto, 51. Lee is a Res. Phone: AN 1·4422 Frank Y. Kinomolo SAM REI· BOW CO. ~~~s.l~~a~~ XraaT.a~c~:·~~8n Moio~ Member: Superior Molels, Inc. j 521 Main St., MA 2·1522 i 26, 1 p.m . Nancy, is the daughter of Sa· Kaimukl Hig1l School senior. 1150& w. V:x n o5_~v~64l0 s Angel!S Detectives said he admitted kat Hema St., Kahului. dled at ~.~ ~ chi Arald of Honolulu...... ",ft .... San Franc~co JACL home Feb. 22. She was the wife I An overwllelming number 01 stabbing Mrs. Tanimoto with of Klnlcht Aral . . . Yasuke Ha• GARDENA - AN ENJOYABLE JAPANESE COMMUNITY Washington, D.C. a lUtchen knile In a struggle rada, 82, of 1538 Onlpaa St. died Mixer: San Francisco JACL firms in the state favor sched· Feb. 23. He formerly lived nt when she surprised him ran· Poinsettia Gardens Motel Apts. will have its Get·Together uling non·religious national Haiku. Maul ... Maul HI,a, 81. MASAOKA • ISHIKAWA of Wal.kea Camp 6. HUo, died 13921 So. Normandie AV'9. Phone: 324-5883 Mixer at ille R yotei Nikko holidays on Mondays, a Hawaii sacking her Palolo home at AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 1848 UOth Ave. . .. A total of Feb. 20. He was a retired cane Consultants - Washington Malh~n Fugetsu-Oo Mar. 4, starting at 8:30 p.m., Employers CouncU poll has planter, and a native of Okinawa 68·Unlts • H.al.d Pool· Air Conditioning - GE Kitchens - T.levlslon 919 18th St., NW (6) with the Sansei folksinging 13 lawyers who died during · .. Kilntaro Horlkawa, 84 . of 611- CONFECTIONARY found. The poll was conducted OWNED AND OPERATED BY KOBATA BROS. group, Th.. Others, and the the last two years were hon• A Pahukula Place died Feb. 19. 315 E, 1st St., Lo. Angel.. 11 as a result of growing interest Formerly of Eleele, Kaual. he was George YamasalU TrIo provid. ored Feb. 21 at memorial born In Fukuoka . . _ Florenc,e r.1Adlson ~9S in moving such holidays as Ing music for the d ance. services in tile Hawaii Suo Kawa.t, 24. ot 1251 Center St. died Kenny Yoshimura Memorial Day, Independence Feb. 17. She was a teacher at Day, Washington's Birthday, preme Court chambers. Those Mokulele Elementary School .•. 31 HOTEL-1S,OOO APARTMENTS CORT FOX FORD honored were Eugene H. Bee• K;\UB Long Beach·HarborJACL Columbus Day and Thanksgiv. Mrs. Matsuda. 75. of Haiku, IN LOS ANGELES AND HOLL YWODD FLEET PRICES ON '67 be, IIIlcbael J. Byrne. James Mout. died Feb. 18 at home. One FashioD. Show: The annual ing to Mondays to provide tor of her daughten. Mrs. Yaeko Unlimited accommodalions in downtown areas. StertiJIII FORD, MUSTANG, TRUCK E. CrIlly, m, Alfred S.Y. Call for Information Long Beach·Harbor J A C L three-day weekends ... A Mansfield. Jives In Los Angeles rates Irom $2.50 through $10.00. Fine accommodatiol1lJ at Fong, Charles lit. Hlte, Wil· · .. Mrs. MUsu MIt.urnoto, 82, of NO 5·1131 fashion show will be presented contribution of S25,000 has the Cloud and CalaUna Motels, Terls, SllI1w.u, Clark and Iiam K. Kim, Arthur G. Smith, 202.B Kapalu St. died Feb. 19. April 23 at the Veterans Park been made to the Kuakinl She was born In Hlroshlma In i Fl&'Ueroa Hotels. The Barve,. BoU:rwood and Padre 801011 Arthur G. Smith, Taro Suye· Clubhouse, according to cl1air· Hospital Modernization and 1885 .• . KameJlro Nakata, 74. ot serv" the fUm industry. Downtown economy includes the naga, Noel A. Troy, WUfred 86-217 Puu HawaII Rd .. Waianae. man Mils uye Hamada. Development Fund by National died Tecently In Oklnawa. He Victor and Ceoll Hotels. 15,000 apartments are available i -P:nthouse Clothes 1 C. Tsukiyama. Enos Vincent, throughout Los Angeles and Hollywood at all prices, was the husband of Kama Nakata i 3860 Crenshaw 81,d., Suite 230 I Millard D. WhIle and Elias P. · .. Mrs. Uto O~hlro. 78. ot 1660 Weekly and ~Ionthl:r Rate. Annable Los Ang.l" • AX 2·2511 • Lehua Lane died Feb. 18. i Y a d a 0 ••• IIfrs • . Tsun.kc Dr. James R, Robinson, 11rst di• IIFor reservations or brochures, write: Sakura Script: by Jim Henry Gardena· DA 1·6804 ! (S""opS) Casey of the Hono· rector of dental health here and I Consolidated Hotels. Department "J" a pioneer of fluoridation for i, 1601 Redondo 8each ! lulu Advertiser was elected HawaII water, died Feb. 18 at ,_ 1301 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17, California Extrovert Survivor F eb. 20 to ber iecond conse- Je1fu50nville, Mo. He served I • • n • I LOS ANGELES GARDENA - LONG BEACH - TORRANCE i Yokohama Ing to funerals keeps Arald :HI%. Pinch·Bottle I The oldest living survivor 01 quite busy. i • Won't IIiI' even in !Del MnJ~ KEN NAKAOKA (OMPANY i Japan's wa r criminals is Sadao " A District Council elect, but the nominations In his column (Feb. 101 cer• separately incorporated with membership open to all. Oav shIft - Overt 1m. Gardena. DA 4-6444. FA 1-2123 compete for representation. On ganization. If J ACL Is a politi• tainly bears out the fact that Human rights, including civil rights, would be its ma• ~ committee at the 1958 Salt cal organization as stated by - In Santa Monica - 1!le premise that each member Lake Convention recommend• this is a political Issue and jor plaUorm. Political education and involvement with Tom Shimasaki in his Feb. 10, Phone Mr. Rosenquist of the National Board be an ed such a position-whid> that he was glad of the stand conservative and liberal sub-committees could be a ED SATO active spokesman and function 1967. PacWc Citizen column, taken. In his next breath, !le GL 1-1441 UP 0-8591 many national organizations which view was so strongly secondary objective. PLUM81NG AND HEATING 8 S a supervisor of related na• s.tates, "To be sure, we (who) U.S CItizenship Not Required Remodel and Repairs • Water uWize successfully. endorsed and confirmed by The creation of such an orgap.ization would give tional standing committees, it The Interim National Board remain non-partisan-". An Equal Opportunity Employer Heaters, Garbage Disposals, was recommended that elect• Jerry Enomoto in his F eb. 17 May I go a little further and the political activists and civil rights advocates a spe• Furnaces has relerred this matter to the column, then there Is no doubt cial group that is interested and willing to move. It -Servicing los Angeles-• ed national oUkers cover Nominations Committee for state that the stand taken by Call: AX 3-7000 RE 3-0557 "general" areas while the in my mind that the tax ex• the J ACL on many issues, es• also serves to remove the devisive questions of Polit• OPERATORS study and it may appear likely empt status under Internal Experienced " specific" areas are man• in view of the immense work.. pecially on civil rights, Is done ical involvement and civil rights from the parent or• Section work on dresses. aged by appointees. Revenue Code SOHc) Is no load upon the national presi• as a not very subUe way by ganization. Good salary. Xlnt. conditions Besides the National Presi• longer available and the dues the demagogic ''leaders'' in This is only in the thinking stage at present. Your - Apply - Aloha Plumbing dent to organize his commit· and contributions by its mem• dent, there are currently six tees after taking office. the organization of foisting thoughts, reactions, and sug!1estions would, I am sure, Lidia Originals PARTS & SUPPLIES elected and six appointive offi· bers are no longer deductible their views on the readers? 309 E. 8th St. -Repairs Our Speclalt)'- 1n recent years, the firsl be most welcomed by Patrick Okura, 2064 Garden cers serving on the National for tax purposes. This letter is not meant to Room SOl, Los Angeles, Calif. 1948 S. Grand. Los Ang.les board meeting after election Rd., Omaha, Neb., who heads the study committee. Board at the present time. II JACL is a political or• be vituperative nor is it in• RI 9-4371 was a brief encounter to size ganiz.ation. there is no question tended tllat the individuw • • • • OPERATORS • General areas. as we en• up committee chairmanships. as to which party it belongs. mentioned are being revUed Before closing may I stand to applaud Jerry Eno• Immediate opens for the following : vision it. concern services for , Sing I. Needl •• Special Machin. Without committee chairmen I would terminate my mem• personally. T.ley are fine In• moto for his convictions and in support of his right Silyerlake - Hollywood - Echo Part< the indhridual (membership. the detail work never gets oU Hand Presser. social welfare, insurance). the bership since my views are dividuals with excellent edu• to express his views in the Pacific Citizen and before Sleady. Complete garment. the ground. This means delay quite dillerent from those of cational and civic back• Experienced only. Nisei American community (cultural heritage, which could have been avoided groups. the aforementioned. However, grounds. rr am a classmat. 01 LOREEN CASUALS f ..Issei reJations, community re• had a president",lect, fully ap• We didn't elect Jerry to sit on the fence. We did 14757 Lull , Van Nuys Realty lations, chapter program and I believe that we are not a Jerry's and a co-inmate wi!h elect him to lead our organization. Let's not limit his Near Satlcoy prised of national JACL af• political organization . I sug• him at Euclid Hall, and Nor• activities). and the nation (leg· lairs during the biennium prior effectiveness by undue restrictions on his freedom of 2029 SUNSET BLVD., L.A. 26 islation, civil rights, interna• gest quite emphatically that man is also a Cal graduate.) Yamato Employment Agency DU 8-0694 to assuming active leadership, the leaders of J ACL be made I hope that it will, however, expression. We must always remember that his per• tional relations!. In a similar organized his executive com· Job Inquiries Welcome Eddie E. Nagao, RullOr aware of their obligations to cause the heirarchy of the sonal views are not those of the organization unless Rm. 202, 312 E. 1st St., l.A. Wallace N. Ban light but restricted to J ACL mittees at the same time. the organization and its mem• organization to take an inVe1)• he exprt!ssly says so. The very fact that his articles MA 4-2B21 • New Openings Oaily Viola Redondo Geol"l' Chey policies in the general area, Then the first board meeting we add JACL affairs-inter• bers not to make such irre• tory of the basic purposes for and speeches have evoked responses is a tribute to OF INTEREST TO MEN IL;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==; after election could serve a sponsible statements in their whU, JACL was formed. his vitality. He leads best who leads by example. More Tool &: Ole Maker, east .. S.OOhr. r nal (administrative, person· more useful functioD, such as Refrle Meeh, Montebello 3.00+hr. official capacities, especially The comments on the tax Assembler. Mfr, Gardena .3.00hr. neD and JACL affairs-exler• establishing direction and pri• [lower to you, Jerry. for printing in its own publi• exempt status were made Ret. Grocery elk, P·dena . .. 1Slhvk nal (planning, recognitions and orities of various J ACL pro• Warehouseman, niles. east 2.87hr cation where such views may without the benefit of having public relations) grams. Interior Desl,n Artist to lOOOmo. be looked upon as being oW• read the Articles of Incorpora• Footnotes to History: Shig Wakamatsu Traffic Mer Asst, Valley .. to 600 Specific areas are seven: An interim meeting that fol• cial. tion or the Bylaws of the Sales Rept, airline exp ...• to 525 booster activities ClOOO Club, lows mid-year between conven• OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Backers of the so-called, J ACL. I would appreciate In• women's ailXiliary, etc.}, con• tions I as was proposed) would F. C. Bkpr, Hadley, expo .. to 650 vention activities, finance, "official view" will be quick formation as to where these Secty. exp. dntn ...... •... 44.7.4961 then serve as an opportunity to point out that JACL does documents may be acquired. New PC Feature Asst. Bkpr, expo ass'n ...... ISO One of the largest Selectfons publications (Pacific Citizen), to better evaluate programs not partake in such "prohibit• ~I~n C~-;:r-;;, ~~~JcieH:.::::;~ 2421 W. Jeffe""n, l.A. RE 1-2121 youth, History Project, and Ie· rather than determining direc• S. STEPHEN NAKASHTMA • • • ed" activities to an extent a,ic.ago lot of information, odd bits of Cashier, p.t" restaurant ". t.65hr. JOHN TY SAITO & ASSOCIATES gal affairs. tion of an unJaunched project. (A ttorney at La w) wlaere tax exempt status could 602 N. 1st SI. It is a pleasure to announce this and that about the Nihon• Silk Screen Tr, so'west .. 1.40+hr. ~:::::::::::::::==:::::;=:: The hoopla over electing l~welry Assembly Tr, ...• 1.50h.r. M be denied. No definite guide· San Jose, Calif. that, for a considerable period jins in America. At the dinner Our report did not stipulate a president-elect, therefore, li ne bas ever been established ahead, this space will be d~­ in San Francisco's o."IinatowD Real Estate & InsulUCl the titles for these various would command the greatest to determine where the line (The J ACL was incorporated voted to the comings, goings last Saturday night (Feb. 18), officers since that is second• attention of delegates. His per• from insubstantial (Reg. a.501- June 21, 1937, and a copy oj and doings of the Japanese hosted by President Yo Hiro• Appliances - ary. It was more important to Nakamura sonal inclinations would draw Ic)(3) - lIc) - 11) ) to sub• tbe Articles of Incorporation American Research Project. naka and her S.F. Chapter sell the idea of categorizing greater scrutiny. And as pres• stantial lies. These individuals may be obtained by writing to Board for the National Board, Realty the functions of the national ident-elect, it would be practi• may be content to sit back the Secretary of State, Sacra• Joe was busily expounding the officers. The matter of suc• cal training ground for the and assume that the line has mento. The JACL Constitution At a recent meeting of the merits of the samurai sword @ TAMUUIiA 2554 Grove St" Blrlceley 4, tallf. cession was also purposely subsequent role of national not been crossed since the and By-laws are publisbed in History Project Committee In to aU within hearing range And Co" Inc, Phone: 848-2724 avoided in the report for the president. The office of presi• Los Angeles, it was decided San Mateo Office Hayward Offlce organization's tax exempt sta• the PC Holiday Issue eacb while firecrackers were going f7~~ same reason. dent..,lect would also relieve year. The J ACL in a960 had that we ask Joe Grant Masa• 512 Thin! Ave. 25101 Mission 8L tus has not been challenged. full blast outside In celebration 342-8301 581-6565 The report finds 12 officers tbe national president in the To these individuals, I would its tax..,xempt status recon• oka to handle this column, of the Chinese New Year. As 1ft :t&m.e Pkani6~ still on the National Board but knowledge that having served suggest that they familiarize sidered by the Internal Reve• since he is the person most good sons and daughters of the ...... only live are elected to cover well, he would not be drafted themselves with the problems nue ServIce, which subsequent,. closely connected witb the samurai, we listened with re• 3420 W. Jefferson Blvd, general areas plus the national for a second term. that the Sierra Club Is present• ly ruled J ACL still tax-exempt work of the professors at spectful obedience. Los Angeies 18 CINEMA president. Thjs is one less than For sake of the national or• ly faced with in its light with because It was shown J ACL UCLA as well as the work of Bill Marutan! chimed in with RE 1·7261 ...... the present number of seven ganization with its growth t~1e IRS over their exempt was organized for educational his numerous contacts in the an appropriate discussion oj nationally elected officers: problems, the office of presi• status. JACL may also be con• purposes and that the d>arac• field. how to make omochi on New Now Playing till Mar. 7 presjdent, three vice-presi• dent..,lect deserves the most sidered an "action" organiza• ter, purposes and methods of The style will be informal Year's, with which he recently dents, treasurer. secretary and serious consideration. Any tion under these IRS regllla• operation of the organIzation as Bill Hosokawa suggested, a experimented in Philadelphia. Ai no Tegami wa the 1000 Club chairman. questions? tions and thereby lose its tax were undlanged. 60rt of "Dear Mom" type 01 It almost killed him! WhIch Iku Toshi Tsuki exempt status. The danger un• column. We kidded Joe that of reminds us that someone had New Japan late he has fallen under the (!"tallY Years - Many Leu,n) der this definition is far suggested a collection of Tsutomu Yamasaki. Mlwa Takata greater than many realize. spell of the academic atmos• quaint tools used by the Issei Masaml Sh1mojo, Fum1k.o Murata In the PC 25 Years Ago ,mere and his conversations to carryon their traditions, ...NO ( • Henry- have been interspersed with Restaurant It Is not my contention that (Continued from Page 5) such as the outside oruro that February, 1942 scholarly terminology as he the Pacific Citizen should re• was a feabure in the country. Mucha no Yatsu Riehard M. Neustadt, Fed- JACL Board resolution rec- the movies even if accom• explained the many fascinat• But Joe by now has a back• OPEN DAILY eral Security Agency regional ommending closing of J apa• frain from any news concern• panied by their parents. Ing aspects of the work of his log of information, perhaps far director, informs JACL thai nese language schools for du• ing political activities. On the contrary, it should encourage The ruling, drawn up by the university associates. more than can be used in our federal government not con- ration lauded by Sam H. Cohn, One can hardly blame him. NOW SERVING active participation by its city's Junior High School Prin• forthcoming bistory. I .am sure templating 1v','01esale and in- deputy state superintendent of cipal's Association, ha-s been On each visit we have made re~pening members. Political aotivlties Ile would like to share it with discriminate evacuation of all public instructions; in effect sinee 1949. to the UCLA campus, we could you. It is our hope that the Superb Japanese Food Japanese from the Pacillc of schools might result in vio• involving those of Japanese ancestry is of interest to aU The idea Is to shield the not help but be struck wilh readers will be able to follow Coast; American citizens 01 lence to community and school boys and girls from Ibe "evil the contrast of the calmness the project In all its many Luncheon· Dinners Japanese ancestry will not be children, Cohn points oul. of us, regardless of the banner effects" of some of the movies of !he academic world and the facets. involved, just Japanese na· J ACL Board approves South• flown. Such activities do nol at Reasonable Prices include tbe type of partisan during their most sensitive frenetic pace of our workaday Now Playing till Mar. 10 tionals in specilied areas by ern District Council resolution years. business world. It has always the Justice Department. memorializing Il,e Congress to politics as was the action by Doh-mo omachi-do sama de the NCWN District CouncU in Ouch! That does huM. been an experience for us J A· gozai mashlta! - Take.out Orders - Onna wa Fukushu Suru JACL leaders hold two-hour disenfranchise citizens found CL committee members to see adopting the resolution oppos- OTORMAN conIerence with Ca!i1. Gover- disloyal by due process of law. the sights on the campus, the Your Host: George Nozawa AND nor Olson on prospect of Japa- New JAC!. Chapters The U.S. migbt do well to cloistered feeling of the halls nese evacuation. membership. of learning. In fact, at times Tenryu Garasu Seventh biennial National Over $40,000 in defense copy a Japanese idea for a Supreme Court Banquet Fatilities J ACL assured by Calif. State change. Pol ice especially we bave a feeling iliat we Personnel Board there will be J ACL Convention cancelled, bonds puchased by Japanese were mesmerized by this at• (Continued from Page 5) but National Council sdledules Americans in Fresno in cam• trained iQ judo are on duty 3029 W. Jefferson Kabuki Theater no summary dismissal of Ni• around the clock to handle mosphere. meetiog in Oakland, April 3-5; paign spearheaded by Fresno fore passed and now in effect Adams at Cre.,lIa. liei civil service workers. "reeling, row d y, spitting, But sociology and bistory regarding the intermarriage 01 Los Angeles - RE 5-5741 seven new chapters chartered American Loyalty League; Dr. Tel: 734-0362 - FrtI PartIal Curfew regions in California tPasadena, Santa Barbara, Joseph Sasaki, committee fighting" drunks. professors are people; they white and colored persons proclaimed Feb. 24 by U.S Ventura County, Venice in chairman. The Japanese call a drunk are real. live characters just shall apply to marriages pro• Attorney General Biddle fOI Soutbern District; Big Horn, Henry Tani resigns as San Otoro-san. meaning "Honor• as you and 1. We have asked hibited by this chapter.' German, Italian and Japanese North Platte in IntermountaiD Francisco JACL president to able Mr. Tiger," and through• Joe to acquaint them with our "Thus, by this catch-all pr0- nationals, ordered to remain District; Delano in Northern serve as full-time cbapter ex• out Japan there are ISO sober• readers as they go about their vision, an unsuspecting Japa• indoors between 9 p.m. and 6 California District) for a total ecutive secretary; first aid ing-up stations called tora jobs in putting together this nese, as well as any other a .m.; 88 restricted areas also of 60. classes conducted at chapter bako (tiger box). When the monumental work known as per son similarly situated, designated. Northern California District headquarters. tigers get out of hand they tile JARP. We had stipulated, might suddenly find themsell Prohibited arcas designated accepts chapter petitions from Efforts of Alameda Nisei In are dumped overnight into and Editor Honda concurred, swept into the web of In Wa shmgton and Oregon to Berkeley, Mountain View and community activities central• the s e special foam-rubber that this column will appear these particularized provision.s enemy alien by J ustice De• San Jose Ilatter two were divi· ized into J ACL emergency wel• lined dens_ They are distiog· every olller week. Should Joe which. by their very specific• partment Feb. 15. Slons of U nit e d Citizens fare board, c:o-chaired by Ha• lrished from the regular prison get writer's cramps, he can ity, appear to exclude Japa• Deadline extended to Feh. League of Santa Clara Coun• ruo Imura, Stanley Tsuchiya, cells butabako lpig pens) re• call on the rest of us on the nese. !!8 for filing Treasury Dept. tyl. Susumu Togasaki, John Yo• served for common criminah committee, or even the pro• "The anti - miscegenation form TFR 300, used by Issei Loyalty affidavits distributed shino and Scotty Tsuchiya. The tiger boxes do not counl fessors themselves. to contrib• laws of the other sixteen states .. Ith property interests of SI,· to JACL membership for filing J ACL cbapters assist local as arrests because the sadder, ute a column or two. are similarly fraught with ID- 000 or more and reported I