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• J.\ CL- .-\T IONAL Deadlines Are Changed S Ch lll .~ htp ~ W #I rd. announce-d ; £non,oto rae: lb t t: ~ on s from S \,AC\U\ UOn t The Pacifi c Citizen is advl,l11cing its news and . .. C't-l)lSTRICT PNWDC tour to J Il'Pan nt 1 advertising deadlines to Saturday. The pages will be EDC·'M.oC to h('u Ambl5sador made up by Monday evening and the papers printed Sht1Y\oda 3 MPDC to honol' o\lt s tandl n ll Tuesday morning. We shall continue to date the M• .,bet,hlp Publl"Uon: J.p,"", A.,,,I ..n CIIl'N ,,,,,,l, us Wtll!r St., Los AI!'l,I .., C. 9001Z (2131 MA 6·4471 AJA ~ • papers on Friday, which means our readers west of 'ubllsh,d WeeklJ Empl LUI WHk of Ihe V,lt..-~ Clus 'oslltt '"id IL Los A",.I .., Calif, • JACL-C ll t \I ~Tg n dedl ce t~ s the Mississippi will be getting their papers on or Corter. new hall before the actual date of publication. Those in Cali• • COLUMNISTS 21 , 1967 Enomoto: E.."lsl to ..• for nia will be getting their PCs on Wednesday and Vol. 65 No.6 FRIDAY, JULY Edit/Bus. Office: MA 6·6936 TEN CENTS Ml$l.oka: Eonomto tn WtlShinston Ktdo: Romantic At aml and Thursday. (Maybe we can pick up some super• HosokawR VI$ltors ,market ad specials, Chas.) Matsul: Human Rct a tton ~ Motta: Sn"lall Wor ld This major change in the production schedule is Kum a m o t o~ 'Bout tb,,' Time J:lenry: Kan»."t Shtmasho part of the temporary arrangement with Crossroads, PNW Japan Tour Glma: Tourist Boom LESSON FROM SaloW: We Get Educated where the PC is "guest." With only one Linotype to Ye Ed's: PI\t:adox in Paradise care for the' needs of Crossroads and the commercial invites all CLers typesetting firm, our own schedule had to be altered EVACUATION to fit into the "open" hours 011 that one machine - PORTLAND - The welcome PERSPEe which were during Thursday, Friday, Saturday and mat is out to anyone wishing .!t part of Monday. to join the 3-week PNWDC RECOUNTED We hasten to add that at our former printing Tour to Japan departing Nov. ... 4 from Seattle or San Fran• Jerry home, Nichibei Mainichi had two typesetting machines, cisco, according to Mrs. Emi Enomoto Lists 7 < permitting editorial deadlines closer to press time. • Enomoto f1! Somekawa, PNWDC governor. at EDC Banquet Naet P re s ld~nl fI) • • The conducted portion of the tour will cover Tokyo, Nikko, in Washington EAST TO . .. We also have a feeling that most of our readers Kamakura, H a k 0 n e, Toba, Omaha - our first stop - will be tickled to see the Pacific Citizen reach them K yoto, Nara, Kobe, Beppu and before the date of publication. Its value as a reminder Hiroshima \vithin two weeks, WASHINGTON - What are was the site of the 20th birU,• the lessons learned by the Ja• day celebration of our 51st to l'~ader s of upcoming weekend events is also en• allowing a free week tor each tour member . panese American C i t i z en s Chapter. The festive occasion hanced by this advance of deadlines. But it also League since the Evacuation? was held at the beautiful presses the chapter publicist to submit copy on time. No stipulation is made on Indian Hills Inn. Mountain• the time for leaving J apan, as The most important lesson, Plains District Governor Lily long as it is within 90 days. according to National JACL Ok ura, veteran Omaha JACL• J apan will be In its brilliant President Jerry Enomoto, is er Em Nakadoi, and chapter autumn hues. Complete tour that J apanese Americans in• president Noriaki Okada made MINETA NAMED TO SAN JOSE price (including r ound trip dividually and collectively sure Joyce and I met every fare via J apan Air Lines, speak out against the "degrad• meals and accommodations as ing and bitter impact of race one of the 100-plus good u people who turned out. CITY COUNCIL, 1ST NON-WHITE specified in tbe itinerary ) is prej udice • It was my privilege to pre• $895 per person. Reservation "JACLe rs should be very sent a JACL appreciation deadline is Oct. 1. much behind an all-out effort award to Dr. Strough, direc• Active JACLer Chosen from Among 24 Further information may be to help all minorities gain full tor of the Nebraska Psychia• . ecured fr om George Azuma• acceptance," Enomoto declared tric Institute, for its under• Interested Candidates for Vacancy no, 200 SW 4th Ave., PortIand, at the Ambassador Hotel here standing cooperation in allow• Ore. 97204. last Saturday in winding up ing past national president SAN JOSE-Norman Y. Mine• He acknowledged he had a week's tour 01 JACL's East• Pat Okura to give leadership ta, 36. active in J ACL and though ts about running last NEW COUNCILMAN-Norman Mineta cilman Robert Welch gets ready to greet ern District Council. to the National Organization community affairs, was cho:ren April but preferred not to in• Cleft) tries on San Jose council chair for the new member. Enomoto had previously during the 1963-64 biennium. from more than a two-dozen volve his friends and support• size after taking oath of office from Missouri ban on vis ited the Seabrook, Phila• Monsignor Wegner, director candidates for a vacancy cre• ers in what he fell could be a City Clerk Frank Gre iner (center) . Coun- - San Jose Mercury Photo delphia and New York chap• of the renowned "Boys Town" ated in the city council w h en futile effort, But he predicted ~------lers and spent five days here founded by the late Father former councilman Ron James with a record of achievement making calls on the White Flanagan (who hired evacuee became mayor on July 1. and as incumbent in 1969 he mixed marriages House, the Congress and the P at as a psychologist) gave us The firs t non-Caucasian to will run for a full term. Ac• NATIONAL JACL SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED Japanese Embassy. (A quick the invocation and benedic• serve on the 1I7-year-old tive in local Democratic cir• lifted in opinion summary of the Washington tion. council, Mineta was appointed cles, he denied ambitions to visit is reported in Mike Ma• Midwest District Governor July 10 to fill out the remain• run l or partisan office at the TO 12; PASADENAN WINS TOP HONORS saoka's column on Page 2. A Hlro Mayeda, Chicago J ACL ing two-year period. Selection state legislature. ST. LOUIS-The st. Louis tull r eport with photograpM J ACL was most appreciative spa:rkplugs Esther Hagiwara was made after an hour closed Mineta has expresS'ed opin• will be published in the next of National JACL's efforts to and Chiye Tomihiro were con• executive session that preced• ions on several importan t OMAHA-Twelve winners of ha ; and Msgr. Roman Ulrich, Sheridan Tatsuno of San Jose issue. ) supt., parochial schools, Cath• have the anti-miscegenation spicuous by their presence. ed the council's regular meet• problems and projects facing scholarships administered by High, who matriculates at laws declared unconstitution• 'We Cannot Stand Tall' Let's make sure the EDC-MDC ing. the council. On· rapid transit, the J apanese American Citi• olic Archdiocese ot Omaha; Yale in the fall and perhaps convention over the Labor he feels the city should join zens League were announced and Mrs. Lily A. Okura, ad• continue diving for the Yale al. The U.S. Supreme Court on The J ACL president re• Day holiday is well supported. Native San Josean the Bay Area Rapid Transit this week. ministrator, Meyer Therapy swim team. He was league June 12 struck down the law minded, "We cannot stand tall A brief comment is in or• To avoid possible confiict of system. On local transit, b e Top awardee was J ames Center for Children. champion last season. Fujishin in Virginia and other states. until all minority groups in der about the excellent 20th interest, City Attorney Ferdi• wasn It prepared to say wheth• Sakamoto, Jr., nominated by Members of the screening was state president of the The Missouri law was de• this country stand tall . Anniversary booklet prepared nand Palla declared that Mi• er the city should own and the Pasadena J ACL, for the co mmittee were: Oregon Future Farmers of clared invalid in a legal opin• Every member (should) try by Omaha - completely de• neta lost his appointment as operate the bus li nes. On city Pvt. Ben Frank Masaoka Me• George Hachiya, M.D., Ne• America. Tatsuno participated Ion issued July 6 by State At• to exempliIy daily the spirit void of advertising. director 01 the San J ose Hous• hall, it should be r elocated morial Scholarship. He is the braska Psychiatric Institute; in the American Field Service tor ney General Norman H . of American democracy that Time (this is being scribbled ing Authority tbe moment he from downtown to help build son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. M i t s Kawamoto, landscape Program last summer in Bo~ Anderson. The law prohibited was once denied us. This is In Washington, D.C.), space was appointed to the council. a better city image, he said. Sakamoto of Altadena. The architect; A . F. Monmorency, chum. Germany. marriages between whites and the only really meaningful and a poor memory work He had served on the housing And San J ose must have an amount 01 the award is $400. 2nd v.p., Mutual 01 Omaha; As designated, awardees for Negroes and between whites way in which the proud heri• against proper mention of eac,h board since its inception last arena-convention c e n t e r to Five scholarsh ips amount• Patrick Ok ura, psychologist; the Dr. Takashi Teraml me• and Orientals. Criminal penal• tage, that has been the JACL's J ACLer we met. However, I year and previously was a boost city revenue, he added. to $250 each were won by Evelyn Schellak, director of morial scholarships have hon• ties were provided for viola• during these 25 years, can b. do remern ber meetin g 'Mrs. Barry Fujish i, 130ise Valley social service, Un iv. of Ne• ors in mathematics. Nancy tions. truly carried torward to fu• member on the city human re• Five Olbeo Adah Eler, nlocation officer lations commission from 19 62 - JACL and Sheridan Tatsuno braska Hospital. Ryujin of Ogden H igh plans Efforts to r epeal the Mis• ture generations ot AmericaM ,. in Omaha, and charter mem• 64. He is the sixth J apanese of Jan Jose JACL, (the Col. to maior in the subject at souri anti-miscegenation law of any ethnic derivation." ber of the chapter. I must A native ot San J ose, he is American currently holding a Walter Tsukamoto Memorial Carleton College. She was a failed in the state legislature Other lessons since Evacua• mention, with thanks, the tion, said Enomoto, w ere: the second son of Kunisaku city council post. Frank H. Scholarship); Nancy Ryujin, straight A student, active In this past session through its post-dinner hospitali ty of the Mi neta, insuranceman who re- Salt Lake J ACL and Doug• student government and girls repeal had been approved by I- No citizen group should Okuras at their attractive tired in 1963. He is married Ogawa of Oakland was elect- las Katagiri of Portland JACL president in her fi nal year . the House and reported out ever be again subjected to that bome, where many gathered and lives with his wife. May, ed without opposition last (The Dr. Takashi Terami Me• Douglas Katagiri, who was favorably by a Senate com• kind of deprivation of con• stitutional r ights. to enjoy food and drink in and son David, 3, at 5098 April. Ken Nakaoka polled morial Scholarships); and Eli• student body president at mittee. 2-Because of the publle generous quantity. Our thanks J oseph Lane. He is in general the most voles to win in Gar• zabeth Shima of Stockton Portland's Lincoin High, is As a r esult of the Anderson image of persons of. Japanese to the Omaha Chapter fo r a partnership with James Y. dena last year . Harry Iseki, JACL (the Mr. and Mrs. bound for Stanford. lile also opinion, marriage licenses to ancestry was bad, value of a memorable evening and a Santo operating an insurance elected mayor , and Sho Tsu• James Michener Scholar ship). lettered in track, entertains racially mixed pairs w ere be• thoughtful memento, a gold boi serve on lhe Parlier city w ith the banjo and has com• strong, articulale, financially agency. Five National J ACL supple• ing used here for the first time solvent national organization Centennial mounted medal• council. Ray Okamoto is city mental scholarships of $200 pleted accellerated programs in 100 years. Opinions b y the lion. He graduated as student (like JACL) to improve and body presidenl at San Jose councilman at Guadalupe and each were awarded to Clyde in college English, math and attorney general do not have Tom Kitayama, one time may• social studies. maintain a proper image has FURTHER EAST TO . . • High in 1949, earned his BBA Muneoka 01 San F ernando the force of law but they gen• been r ecognized. The or gan• or. is councilman at Union Valley JACL, Nancy Jo K ata• Elizabeth A. Shima of Stagg erally have considerable im• The Cradle of Liberty - degree from UC Berkeley in ization, nationally and locally, 1954 and received an ROTC City. Fountain Valley's coun• gi ri of Chicago JACL, J udith High, Stockton. plans to enter pact. P hiladelphia - was our next cilman J ames Kanno had been must be an effective public re• commission. After two years Morishita of San ger J ACL, Stanford in education on her stop. Here we were met by elected last year but retired lations tool. acti ve duty in Japan as a mili• Mildred K awachi of Gardena winning the J ames A. Michen• Eastern District Governor Kaz upon moving to Tustin this ers scholarship. Honor stu• 3-To minimize the effec!.!l tary intelligence officer for the Valley JACL, and Jon Naka• Miss Teenage America of an alien identification, the B orHa and taken across the year. gawara ot Puyallup Valley dent and co-valedictorian, she green countryside of P ennsyl• 8th Army, he returned to San organization must accentuate Jose, to join the insurance JACL. has earned honors in the Na• to judge JACL queens vania and New Jersey to Sea• tional Forensic League, ac• and perpetuate the now ac• fi rm started by his father in And being presenled for the brook. tive in student affairs includ• cepted and r especled culture 1920. JAPAN NOVeliST first time, the $150 Gongoro SAN JOSE - Sandy Rober ts, A chapter over 20 years old , ing the Girls Athletic Assn. Milpitas beauty who is the of Japan. Nakamura Memorial Scholar• James Sakamoto 4-To meet the need for Seabrook J ACL has made a The fine relations that ex • LECTURES AT UH president and senior class sec• current Miss Teenage Amer• isted between J apanese Amer• ship, was won by Marsha Hi• Americans to be well ac• distinctive contribution to the Honor student at Muir High, retary, served as Red Cross ica, is scheduled to serve as icans and the rest of the San rano of East Los Angeles quainted with J apanese Amer• community in which it exists. HONOLULU-Award wi nning Pasadena, the 1967 awardee lifeguard and volunteer swim• one of the judges for the Miss J ose community was one of J ACL. icans, the ' JACL bas estab• We enjoyed an intormative nov'!Jist Yasushi Inouye is lec• of the Pvt. Ben Frank Masa• ming instructor, chosen a Nat ion a 1 JACL Convention tour of Seabrook Far ms to the things that prompted Mi• turing on J apanese literature Judges Inspired Girls Stater and homecoming queen contest, being held in lished the Japanese History oka memorial scholarship in• Project. w hich, 23 years ago, evacuees nela to seek the $400-a-month at the Univ. of Hawaii this princess. conjunction with the t.hird Judges were tremendously tends to major in chemistry at 5-At times of greatest tra• flocked (or employment and council seat. summer. quarterly NC-WNDC meeting Inspired by the nominees from Stanford and later enter med• Supplemental Scholarships vail appear some of the tru• r esidence. Although much Inouye is commenting, from here Aug. 19-20. Will RU D ror Office the 52 J ACL chapters, accord• ical school. J ames Sakamoto est friends. fewer in number, Japanese the standpoint o( a novelist, The five National JACL UWhen we were evacuated ing to Mrs. Lily Okura, Moun• Jr. was voted No. 1 among 10 With the theme of "1968 &-No elhnic minority can Americans are still conspicu• the works of Junichiro Tani• outslanding youth 01 CaliIor• supplemental scholarship win• Convention Countdown", the ous by their crisp efficiency, in 1942 there was a group tain P lains District Governor, afford the handicap of poll• zaki, Toson Shimazaki, Ryu• nia by the state Jaycees, class ners all exhibited outstand• dance, expected to be one of as they wor k on the intricate (ormed that saw us oft at the und ergraduate schol ars hip ing qualities of student lead• tical ineffectiveness. nosuke Akutagawa, and Ogai chairman. The selections w ere valedictorian, president or of• the outstanding social events production lines at this mod• station and when we returned Mori. ership and scholastic achieve• Arlington Services there was another committee diffic ult to make. ficer ot a number of campus locally, will be held Saturday, ern . food processing plant. Inouye's own novels, many service and honor groups, ment. Aug. 19, at the spacious Mc• Taro Yokoyama was a most that worked to help make A point system is employed Nancy Katagiri of Wheeling Climaxing the busy fi ve-da, things easier for us to familiar to Japanese movie to help determine the win• class president, three-year let• Cabe hall in Civic Auditorium. schedule, Enomoto comment.. candid and informative guide. re• Cans, include: Togyu, Hyoheki, terman in gymnastics, active (Ill.) High plans to maior in Two separate bands, the Soul Following some inlonnal locate here t" he said. ';rhis is ners covering such areas as physics at the Univ. of Chi• ed after payin g his r espec!.!l the kind of city San J ose has Ashita K uru Hito, Ryoju, Ko• scholastic, extracurricular and in scouting, church youth Seekers and the Moonlighters, at the Tomb of the Unknowns chats with EDYC chairman group and fiute player for cago. She was salutatorian, been and for this reason I've zui, and Roran. community achievements and will provide dance music of and the gravesiles of the first Scott Nagao and sever al J r . two bands. He also served as state scholarship flnalist, math always done what 1 could in Accompanied by his wife, performances. modern and conservative syn• Nisei soldiers buried at Arl• JACLers, chapter president volunteer member ot various club president, a member 01. copation. Mas Ooki and his bride Diane community acti vities!' Inouye said his latest project, Serving on the judging com• the high school band and ington National Cemetery. medical groups, including the I'These Americans met the (they were married in De• Wadatsumi, which is being mittee were eminent educa• orchestra. Tickets are now available Ci ty of Hope where he work• ultimate test of citizenship by cember), Scott's mother Mrs. published by Sekai Magazine, tors and professional people. Mildred Kawachi is attend• from San Jose JACL Board of ed in the inhalation therapy giving up their lives. What• Charles Nagao, Mr. and Mrs. has (or its hero. Kuwaichiro, They were: ihg UCLA as a pre-med stu• Directors and Jr. JACL mem• department and at t he Merci ever acceptance and progress Kiyomi Nakamura who had born in San Francisco. At J osephine Frisbie, English dent in zoology. A commence• bers. Admission fees are $5 Home fo r Retarded Children we enjoy today, we owe in just seen their son Kennon present the story deals with Dept. chairman, Central High ment speaker at Washington per couples for adults, and at Brawley. large measure to our honored off to J apan in the JAL• Kuwaichiro's early years, but School, Omaha; Dr. Mary Jo High, Los Angeles, she was $3.50 couple for students and JACL Summer Fellowship, the author plans to develop the Henn, asst. dean, student 31- Winning the Col. Tsukamo• president ot several campus Junior JACLers. war dead." we enjoyed a fin e dinner meet• theme into a historical novel lairs, Univ. of Nebraska Col• to awards were valedictorian service groups, participated in ing at the Centerton Country of the Japanese immigrants. lege of Medicine; Dr. Robert Barry Fujishin of Adrian the math honors program and Club. (Translation is appearing in Harper, dean, liberal arts and (Ore.) High School, who plans entered UCLA with honors. Bridgeton Mayor James A. The East m agazine). sciences dept., Univ. of Oma- to major in psychology, and Judith Morishita of Sanger Yetman gave us a most cor• High hopes to become a home dial greeting. In this informal economics teacher after grad• 6etling, we were able to meet uating from Fresno State. She all who attended, and also First impressions of Tokyo for Nisei has taken honor courses in share some J ACL concerns. English and math, graduated The nation a1 organization owes housewife house-hunting rude experience fiftb in class with a 3.93, par• much to the lew Japanese ticipated in various student Americans who keep the J ACL activities including the GAA, fl ame burning in Seabrook. Minneapolis buted to the J apanese, was the fli ght. an American, came Girls League and honor so- sadly missing in her first en• to her aid. He located the ho• Our own personal thanks to To those ot us who know (Continued on Page 4) them for their warm recep• Japan mainly from our par• counter with them. Arriving tel which held her reserva· ents' orten repeated stories at Tokyo's airport she looked tion, and put her and the chil· tion, and our r egrets about colored by time and nostalgia, in vain for her husband who dren in a cab. On the third vele"an J ACLer Charles Na• Oldest printed matter a visit to Tokyo may well b. was to meet her. Alone, wi th try t he cabbie found her ho• NEW 10RK - World's oldest gao's temporary bout wi th lhe a shattering experience. her two children, without Ja· tel. gout. known printed matter bas The travel poster image oC panese money and not know• Her husband, Toshio, had been discovered at famous RICH HISTORY romantic Old J a p a n . now ing the name of t he hotel or been detained a t a business Pulguk."a at Kyungju. ancient charged with the vigor of new how to go about getting a cab, meeting and was an hour late. We spent the next day, stil! technology and Westernized Sally sensed a moment of Unfortunately for Sally, this capital o( Korea. In a reli• In the patient hands of Kaz progress, does not coincide panic. first im pression was not im• quary was found a Korean re• Horita, in Philadelphia where with the harsher reality that proved b y her later contacts production of Buddhist scrip. we were also guided by chap• is J apan today. So says Sally Passenger Helps with the people. Traveling, ture, believed to bave been ter president Howard Oka• Sudo who returned recently She met only indifference she found exhausting. Busses, printed before 751 A.D .. when CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP-Mrs. Ruby Dobana and moto. Among the. highlights from two weeks in Tokyo. when she approached several subways, trains, and elevateds, the reliquary was sealed wben Bill Shima right), Stockton JACL scholarship com• there was lunch at the Horita Sally told of maoy surpris• people to explain her predica· she had to use them aU , and tbe temple was huilt. Oldest mittee co-chairmen. meet winners of 1967 cbapteT home with Grace, a former MISS HARBOR - Fum iko koown book in existence is an Craner re igns as 1967 Miss es and a few disillusionments ment. One man laughed, pre• all were crowded and usually awards: Ralph Nitta (second from left) of Stagg High San Franciscan, in the midst about her fortnight oC looking sumably at the slupidity of a requlred standing. The passen· edition of Buddhist su tras and Gary Fujino of Edison High. Ralph is the.son of oC a Cull , but whirlwind. tour Long Beach Harbor and is gers . were rude, aloof and in· ;>rinted in 868 A.D. found in for an apartmen t in Tokyo. woman Who hadn't the sense the Warren Nittas, Gary the son of Mrs. S. Fu]lno, all 01 the hlsloric sites of Philly a candidate for the Nisei Politeness and a sense oj 10 make a simple phon~ call. considerate as in many large Turkestan and now la the (Continued on Pag. 3) Week liven title. hospitality. traits long attri· Finally a fellow passenger .... (Continued an Pa,. I) Britl.sh MU6eum. of Stockton. 2-PAC1'IC CITIZIN hI.. July 21. 1967 Trlveiogull Saburo Kldo Penpedlves- - CALINDAR OF JACL IVINTS- (Continued from !'ront Pa,e) DI~~r~llZ~l1n.,. HoUywood-Orl ...... ,.",., VIQ By Mike MII.ok. NEWS Romantic Atami I.n N.• G.rd..... 1-4 P..... ,...... Including Valley Forae. r:.n~ ~ .C:~u=d:~~.u;; onJ11. One thing I have to lay congested. But then I found emand~ul.lfei!commullitr Followln. 10m. refresh· l'rll-';;;;'.~~:.a: IChooI c1ot11 ..: Sin .. about thl! Mlyako Kankodan out that lhere are res.rved Center eamJvl1. ments al Ihe beautllul hom. Hollywood - Ikebana nower CAPSULES WRS Ihat It wa! vlsltlnR places seats lor some of the cars and of Dr. and Mrs. Tom Tlmlkl, View Carderu. 1 p.m. Conlr. c~·.!S~::~J. I'rIad. Washington ot! the beaten path. For in• • free for all, tlrst come firsl we enjoyed another Informal la1~ U ("tvtda~) D:~:gn~lu.u. stance. the H,."t place outside serve ,on other first class cars. atodtton - Jr. JACL _ummer dinner meeting at the Forest party. 1221 H. Hunler. 1:30 p.m. Porttand-J ACL plcnlo. lAwta • of 'l'okyo ~n the Itlnerory was Since the trains leave on the Inn, where we got acquainted C~i'i:I~O p~k~r JACL outln,. j\a. Clark CoUI,e campua. Music the Island or Oshima, a locale dot, one must move around Au,. Ii! (laturd&,) _ Newsletter with Ihe Philadelphia JACL• Twin Cltle. - Jf JACL outln,. Loll An,eles-NiH! Week Corona• Among top 20 lune! win• In Tokyo Harbor or there• gingerly. It Is a very Inlerest• er•. We were able to share Jut,. :tl (lunday) tion banquet-ball. Century Plaza esting experience to ride on Hotel. ning In the !prlng Vel· de-Nez abouts, which was to be some problelN and even pick SI~oJ"ct':iilar~1~~ ~.::~ party, reached by flying on the All trains. We onJoy buying and Twin C1t1e.-Jr. JACL earwUh. songwritcr! competition were up some Ideas for sludy. ChtcI,o-Jr. JACL cuwuh. ENOMOTO IN WASHINGTON Nippon Airways from Tokyo eat I n g the "obento", the W;!JI~a:Jfu~e:;~u:~~ :np.~ . ~ AUI. IJ (luday) tour by III,.". nelen Yoshika• Among the surprises was the Venlce-Culve.r - CommunJty pl~ How have the attitudes and fortunes of Japanese Airport. lunches which are peddled at presentation 01 welcome from rr~n~h T~m~·~el.%~Lm~ .u.r. 4 nle. wa. active Stockton J ACLer. the stops. The girls come p.m. Americans changed in the past quarter century? Since this was my chance to Philadelphia Mayor James Paudena-Cultura. Cent.r earnJ· who a1!o composes under the meet Ko Mlw3, former man• around to sell sandwiches and Sin Fern.ndo Vaney _ Belch val. Perhaps nothing so dramatically demonstrates the pen name ot Georga Ann Rick. Tate In the form of a key to New York - Bd Mt,. Gerh.8rd ager of Ihe Los A n ge l e s so forth on the train, too. the city. Mrl~~t.e-PlenJC. Brown De.r ~: tremendous nature of the changes than a comparison "Thal's All That·s Lett of branch of the Sumltomo Bank lt was only about a forty Pule. Spt .. ..2."'fi'ae.4a7) of JACL activities in the nation's capital 25 years You" was No. I, a ballad co• The Okamotos, Howard and Contra Colta - Plenle, WUdwood Pa.adena-lid Mt,. of California, I decided 10 re• minute ride to Atami. I was Acrel. ago this month and last week. authored by Viola M. Hall and main In Tokyo. curiou! aboul this resort !Ince his very graciou! wife Kunl• se.tt1~"ie!·b (:t~~'~~) 0ftIee. Miss Rick. Other winners by ko. opened their home to the SeaUle '- Golf tournament. Spln• IS p.m. Twenty five years ago almost to the day that Mr. Ogura, who was In one during my yo ung days, I had away and Meadow. Park (menl. Au,. 11 (hlda,.) Ihe Nisei ASCAP member read and heard so muoh aboul group later for an outdoor Carnation COUNe (wome,n). Hollywood-Ikebana. Flower Vi." National JACL President Jerry Enomoto of Sacra• were HA Fool Am I" (7th), of the first Sumltomo grOUP! social Interlude, when we got lui,. 25 (Tuelday) Gardens. 1 p.m. mento. Calif.• spent in Washington last weekend. then to come (rom Japan to estab• Atami. especially about Kan• Seattle-Human Relation. Comrn AUI. 11 (laturd.,.) HI Need You Girl" (14lh), and Ichl and Omiya, Important acquainted with a few mOrl mtl• .JACL Oft\ce •• p.m . San JOIe-M!p J'ACL ConvlnUOft JACL representatives Mike Masaoka and Joe Kana• "Ive Got a MIllion Things 10 lish the Call10rnla ban k • good JACLers. Howard chauf• New York-Bd dinner In honor of caron.Uon ban, Mee.be Halt, phoned me at the hotel. I call. characten In the novel, Gold Jack Oz.aw •. Flrenze Ruburant.. zawa. both in the uniforms of recruits of the volunteer Do" (l8Ih). lered U! the next morning 10 8:30 p.m. g p.m .: $5 cpl. $3.&0 Jr cpl. ed back and made an appolnl• Demon, whic h had one of Its ChlQ.l,o-Jr. J ACL outin,. 442nd Regimental Combat Team in training at Camp famous scenes 01 the beach. Trenton, where hopped a train ,July 21 (Wednelday) Aur. 1t-20 menl to visit the Marunouchl Venice-Culver - Dod,.r N h t Nat'l Jr. JAC~Inter1m Mt" SaIl Shelby. Miss.• were hauled before the then Dies House Award for the big Clly - New York. (Pirates), Dod,.r St.dlum.I. brooch of the SUlllitomo Bank. "A tami no kalgan sanpo JOIe JACL hosll. Un-American Activities Committee and questioned suru,' 'clc. used to be popular A thoughtful and appropri• July %. (Frld'1) AuI'. 20 (Sunde,) the main office outside ot the San Dlele-Bd MtlJ. NC·WN DC-DYC-Qlrly Mt,: Su University Sludent Club at In those days. ate little album of color shot& about the loyalty and allegiance of persons of Japa. Seattle awarded nine scholar• home office In Osaka. Montere~uJ~e~~n~~~ur~a~~ . Jo.e JACL hostl. St. Clair. nese ancestry in this country to the United States. Since I did not know my he had taken as he guided JACL Hotel. ships to sludents of Japanese Resort Hotels Abound us around was given us by bike picnic. Sa.nnle~u~~'k ~~:;:;-S;:t~ about JACL's activities and programs, and about way around, I had to take a July 2~O ancestry attending Unlv. of Our hotel al Alaml was call• Howard. Many thanks to the ehmn. JACL's "close cooperation" with War Relocation Washington, it was announced cab and depend upon the driv• IDC - Quarterly Mtg, Rexbur, er to deliver me to the addres! ed Selkanso. I took a cab from good people ot Philadelphia JACL ho.ts: Rlckl Col1ege. Authority. by Dr. IIllnoru Jlfa!uda. club the depot. I was amazed to see and Its president. luly 30 (lunday) president and slat! member of I had specified. PSWDC--Quarlerly Mtr. West L.A. Subsequently. then WRA Director Dillon Myer so many hotels as we rode to J' ACL ho.tI, UCLA Intemationa) Magnuson presses for was grilled by this same Committee regarding the psychiatric research at the UW I was Introduced to many of our destination. the sCat! members of the for• ~ . ~~;en~u~:rti~~~g~o~~,arl~ : io~ "soft" administration of the centers and its "danger• School of Medicine. Awardee! When I reglslered and got ., per. gymnast's citizenship eign deparlment who had been Kam schools facing ous" leave and other programs. are Tetsuya Wada. Tokyo, to my room, the maid came Santa Bar1:>ara - Famlly outing. $500; Wi I I i a m Matsuyama, In Calilornia at one lime or and started my bath. A "yu• U.S., state checks Dos Pueblo. Ranch Beacll. 2 WASHINGTON - Sen a tor Except for the single dissent of the late Pennsyl• Bremerton, $500 ; Beverly HI• another. Then the chief of Ihe &~';'od~ICPr~r~h~~~umaru, Paul Magnuson asked the Senate vania Democratic Congressman Herman Eberharter. kata" was laid out. The group rata, Rainier Beach. $345; foreign department. Ttsutomu which had gone to Oshima had (Special to Pacific Cltlzen) Pro, Wtslslde - Pancake Break. Judiciary Com mit tee tor the then Dies Committee found that the WRA was Sumitomo, joined our conver• fut, Food Glint Mkt. Coll.eum Kenneth Kato. Spokane, $200; not arrived as yet. HONOLULU - The Federal and Crenshaw, 8 a.m. "early and favorable consider• not exercising "proper control" over the evacuees. Palricia Kozu, Margaret Ma• sation for a while. AI that ation" of a private bill that I gazed out ot Ihe window. governmenl Is Inve~tigating Honywood - Ike1:>ana. Flo w e r that the charges against the Japanese that led to the tsuda. Laura Kanzakl Illinois' Everett McKinley Dirksen, the popular Home for the Blind. Projecl worked for a year. That was the collection. H1ROHATA INS. Aey· 354 E. 1st ...... ••...... 628-1215. 287-8605 the time I learned how to bake and influential Republican Senate Leader. was directed by Ken Dyo. past We did not remain In the INOUYE INS. Aey. 15029 Syll'llnwood Av,., Norwalk ...... • 864-5774 biscuits. But when the lady night club too long because JOE ITANO CO .. 318-112 1st St...... 624·0758 The next day was spent in meeting with House president of the association S. & E and treasurer of the Pasadena said she would teach me to we had the next day 10 think TOM T. ITO 669 0,1 Mont" Pasadena ...... 794-7189, 681-4411 Majority Leader Carl Albert of Oklahoma and with Beautiful. make apple pies, I decided it about. MINORU 'NIX' NAGATA 1497 Rock Haven. Montmy Park .... 268-4554 Hawaii's Daniel K. Inouye, as well as with California's was time for me to return to STEVE NAKAJI 4566 Centlnela Ave ...... 391-5931. 837·9150 George Murphy. Churches the club house and concen• Next Inslallment SATO INS. AGY. 366 E. 1st St ...... 629-1425, 261-6519 Being a Californian and a resident of Sacramento. trate on studying. 'A Dip In Tbe Gold Balh Tub' Enomoto also called on Paul D . Hinkle. Administra• Tbe Rev. Thoma! J . l\Iachl• Tom had come to Japan tive Assistant, in the absence of Congressman John da. Issei pastor a t the Cen• during the depression days, Moss. lenary Methodist Church, Lo! working on a tramp steamr. San Francisco JACL Angeles. has retired from the JACL's National President then met with Hawaii's He then went 10 Berlin. Ger- GEORGE MATSUMOTO minjstry. He is remembered many. with a Japanese ath· scholarship awarded Patsy Takemoto Mink, in the Rayburn reception room a! among the first Issei to be ~TRAVEL letic team as an Interpreter. President off the House Chambers, where he also met Edward naturalized a citizen at Se• He got into an accident and SAN FRANCISCO-Janice K. NOW!e Roybal of Los Angeles, the first American of Mexican atUe .. . Rev. Walchl Oyanagl lost one leg. Ogi, daughter of the William .!J. ' __ -_ ... '. ~ ..... :::- _:;,: __ ::;: Jlt:. -- ._ ancestry to be elected to the National Congress from is interning as counselor at He jokingly laughs aboul his Ogis. 432 Broderick St.. was !i, ~ jjJ!' ""~"' the Institute of Pastoral Care ,'- it" '" California, long-time JACL friend Sidney R. Yates mishap and says that because awarded the $250 San Fran• of Chicago, and dean of the House and Chairman of at Emanuel Hospilal. Portland ot his misfortune. he has been cisco JACL scholarship at the Nlsel-Own,d and Opmt,d . . . The Rev. Dr. William 1II. able to view things phlloso. Lowell High awards assembly. ~ its Judiciary Committee Emanuel Celler. In the H,art of U'I Tokio Shinto has been named west• phically and take things in Holder of numerous honors lYLATER!, With JACLer and Hawaii Congressman Spark M . ern director of Campus Chris· stride. He ma\UTAH 84111 Enomoto expressed the appreciation of JACL for he gives private tutoring to man. * will serve as Buddhisl chap. executives ot large companies. the President's personal leadership in securing civil lain at the XII Scout World Knowledge of Japanese and New Deadl ine--Saturday rights and immigration legislation and in developing Jamboree Aug. I -9 at Farra• English must earn him a good American concern for the peoples and problems of gut Slate Park. Idaho. He income because he said that Asia and the Pacific. The President then responded served as chaplain at the 1964 he owns his own home and feelingly about his deep interest in Asian affairs. Valley Forge national scout was planning to gel some place The last day of official calls was devoted to par• jamboree. out in the country to enjoy a more quiet lite. ticipating with other J ACLers in a congressional tour Entertainment of the White House, a special briefing on Southeast Enroute to r.tami Asian and Mid-East problems by the State Depart• WAYS Izwnl Yuklmura, top Japa• I had promised Mine and ment, and a luncheon in the Rayburn House Office nese recording and film star, Martha that I would meet Building hosted by Congressman Matsunaga. appears at the Griffith Park them at Ataml. Since I was TO EARN That afternoon. with his official party, Enomoto Greek Theater with tbe Don• 2 not sure how to get on the ald O'Connor show opening spent more than an hour with William Taylor, staff train. Mr. Wakabayashi of the for one week July 31. She re• MORE INTEREST director of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, followed Japan Miyako Travel Service cently starred in Japan's pro• took me 10 the railroad slatlon, b y a call on the Attorney General oC the United ot HMy duction Fair Lady". boughl the lickets for me and States Ramsey Clark. The call on the Attorney Gen• firsl American musical played AT SUMITOMO- eral was made as reports were coming in regarding led me to the plalform and with an all-Japanese casl . •. waited unW I was aboard Ibe 1; BY TRANSFERRING YOUR the riots in Newark, New Jersey. Enomoto explained train. It was a great relief for JACL's interest in more liberal immigration policies Bo.worth's book me to have such help. SAVINGS BY THE 10th OF and in meaningful civil rights. The constant worry was that THE MONTH YOU EARN I may absent mlndedly get The official JACL party then called at the Japa- A LAM E D A - Local high INTEREST FROM THE 1st. nese Embassy and met with Ambassador Takeso schools, public and parochial, on one of those super express Sh' d h' E h the city library, Times Star trains and head In the opposite now is the time. ON REGULAR SAVINGS. lmo a, w ere nomoto tanked the envoy for his editor. Alameda High school direction. acceptance of the invitation to address the jOint EDC- principal and local asembly• Japanese trains are efficient. Your savings are now insured up to $15,000 -yet 2. TIME DEPOSITS ON 9O-DA Y MDC convention and for his good offices in helping man Robert Crown we r e Sometimes, this v.ery tact cre.. with arrangements for the first JACL Japan Good- among recipients ot Capt. ates confusion to us who are earn premium Interest of 5% with a Bank of OR MORE MATURITIES will Tour this fall. Incidentally, this is the first time Allan Bosworth's book, "Amer• not used to such promptnm:s. NOW EARN A BIG 5% PER { that a National JACL President has officially called ican's Concentration Camps". I was told to buy first cIa" Tokyo Sayings Certificate. on the Japanese Ambassador at the Embassy. from the Alameda JACL. tickets because they are less ANNUM. $1,000 MINIMUM. Impressive wreath laying ceremonies at the Tomb I,..------"....-.,....------...,...--- •. MAKE YOUR MONEY GROW Ar of the Unknowns and at the memorial masthead of HOME OF THE NISEI BOWLERS The Sumitomo Bank the Battleship Maine. as well as symbolic services THE BANK OF TOKYO OF CAlifORNIA • 01' CALII'ORNIA at the gravesites of PFC Lloyd Onoye and Pvt. Ben San Francisco Mlln Office. 64 Sutter Street· YU 1·1200 F~ank Masaoka. all at Arlington National Cemetery, HOLIDAY BOWL Japln Center Branch· Buchanan & Sutter Sts . • FI6·7600 H•• d Office .... 365 California SL, San Francisco. T.i. 981-3365 San Jo.e Branch' 1336 N. First Slreet • Phon.: 298-2441, Sacnmtnta ...... 1331 Broadway. $ocnlllOtltD. T.i. 433·5761 climaxed five busy days for the National President 3730 CRENSHA\~ BLVD., L.A. 15 in the nation's capital. Fresno Branch • 1458 Kern Street • Phone : 233·0591. 51ft Jost ...... 515 NottlI First St.. San J .... T.L 298-6116 los Angeles M.ln Otllce • 120 S. San Pedro St . • MA 8·2381 Oakllftd ...... <100 T_U.lh SL. Oakland, Tet. 835-2400 EDC Governor Horita and Chapter Chairman C,ensh.w Branch • 3501 W. Jefferson Blvd .• RE 1·7334 -In Wtsl Covina ShoppIng Ce.nter near Broadway De.pL Stare-- los A"'IfIIl ...... 129 w.n" SL. Los Ang ..... TeL 62 ....911 Oshiki accompanied Enomoto at the wreath laying Glrdenl Brlnch • 16401 So. Western Avenue· FA l-Q902 C""shaw •••••• 3810 C_ Bhtf., Los A...... Tel 295-<1321 ceremonies, with Mrs. Jerry Enomoto and Allan Oka• ·Sanll Ana Br.nch • 501 North Main Street • Kt 1·2271 Gird..... 1251 W. Redondo IludI Bhtf .• Tel. 327-8811 Westem los Angeles Branch' 4032 Centinela • EX }.I)678 c;a-. moto paying floral tributes to the Nisei war dead. HOLIDAY· STARDUST BOWL A.. _ .... 2951 W. Ball Rd •• Analleim. 92804. Tel. 826-1740 To end this brief report, one can only ask, "Could 1035 W. WALNUT PARKWAY. WEST COVINA M .. "'flff fe.l~ul Orp. ,,' II \ ''' ~ ~' r ( u,,,,,-,, ' " . t . "Orl"-'''! • t·. I ' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION all that happened last week in Washington even have been dreamed about only 25 years ago?" I'-______...J -----' 'DC-MDC CONVENTION: By Bill Hosokawo NEW JAPANESE ENVOY IN 1ST Fro_the PUBLIC SPEECH BEFORE JACL Chlca,o al alralrs. Frying Pan The 7th Biennial JACL Shlmoda'i addreN should EDC-MDC 1 a I n t convention, be at partiCUlar interest to to be held her... at the Pick Japanese Americana al he has a deep concern tor alrair. Denver, Colo. Congress Hotel, Sept. 1-4, which alrect them. His previ• VISITORS-For the past fe wdays we've had the promises to be one 01 the most ous experience in the United pleasure of hosting two young ladies from New York Important events ever held by States has provided him with the two districts. who, unlike most Gothamites, are out to see the por• • belter perception at these matters than is true 01 most tion of this vasl land of ours that lies west of the "A Quarter Century Atter/' the theme 01 the convention, Japanese diplomats 01 his high Hudson. Their names are Judy Kanazawa, daughter commemorates the- 25 year~ rank. of myoId fl'iend Tooru Kanazawa and his wife Mae, which have passed since the The Convention Banquet· and Sally Shimizu, daughtet: of Mr. and Mrs. Ippei Evacuation 01 Japanese Amer• is open to the whole com• Shimizu. Icans from the West Coast states. Em ph a sis will be munity and everyone is urged Judy was just graduated from high school, and to attend this important event. Sally will be a sophomore at City College of New placed on the progress which most Japanese Americans have Further inlormation a b out York when she goes back in the fall. Judy was born made during these years and reservations and lickets can in New York City, Sally in Sacramento, but both the future contrilnltions which be obtained by writing the have lived virtually all their lives in Manhattan. So, - It Chicago JACL Office at 21 Ambassador Shimoda CORTEZ ISSEI MEMORIAL HALL- In contributions to the community. Seated they can make to the Amer• this summer, they dug out their earnings, had Tooru ican scene. W. Elm St., Chicago, Ill. 60610, an outdoor ceremony dedicating the new (from left) are the Rev. Isamu Nakamura or by phoning MOhawk 4- MDC Covention In CblcalQ' work out an itinerary since he's a travel agent by Sept. 1-4, is a special mix!!! Cortez JACL Issei Memorial Hall at• of the Cortez Presbyterian Church; pro• The outstanding event at the 4382. profession, and set out to see what America looks like. Convention will be the ap• sponsored by the ChlcalO tended by persons, George Yuge gram chairman Ken Miyamoto and Na• 200 pearance at the Han. Takeso YJA Mixer Chapter Young J a pan e I e They made a fast trip to Chicago to see relatives, AUTUMN .NISEI FUN TOUR (27 DAYS) VIA NORTHWEST tional Leadership Confer- B. We believe Illat this goa.l vlded, however, Hlat the envoy to Washington are most ALASKA - JAPAN - KYUSHU - HONG KONG They saw hay that had been cut, cured and neatly en.e on CivG Rights, mem- caD and must be achieved names of participating organi• impressive and he arrives at This is our most popular tour to Japan and has been proven to be 0"11 baled and asked why it was necessary to "bundle" it. bers may be Interested In Its through peaceful. democratic zations sball not be listed in a significant moment in Amer• of the most popular tours for the Nisei going to the Orient. EscortinQ And so we explained the need for growing hay in sLatement of purpose: means and within the Ameri· su ch statement or action with• ican history. He brings with the .Autumn Tour will be Mr. Tak Shlndo who is presently teaching the summer to keep cows and horses fed during the can political system. out their express authoriza· him previous experience in Japanese History at one of the local colleges. Mr. Shindo also writes a column for one of the local vernaculars and has escorted several winter, and how it was more convenient to bale hay The National Leadersltip C. The responsibility for tion." the United States as minister at the Japanese Embassy in of the Nisei Fun Tours in the past. If it's fun you're looking for• instead of stacking it loose. Conterenee on CivU Rights is adlieving our goals is shared Personnel then this is the tour for you. a voluntary. non-partisan as· by all Americans who believe Washington, D.C., a post which Most of all, our visitors were impressed by the sociation of autonomous na- in justice and equality. Ac• Chairman nI the Conference he held in 1957. Sept, 23. 1967 cleanliness of our city compared to Manhattan. a: tional organizations seeicing to cordingly. there can be no dis· ts Roy Wilkins, executive sec• Shimada, bar n April 3, AUTUMN JAPAN TOUR (1' DAYS) VIA JAPAN AIR LINB characteristic of our town that we've come to take for advance civil rights for all tinction based on race, sex, retary of the Nat.ional Associa· 1907. in Tokyo, entered the JAPAN - KYUSHU - HONG KON.G granted. It was refreshing to see' the West through Americans thrau~ govern· religion. or ethnic origm bon for the Advancement of diplomatic service in 1931 Do you like VIP treatment? Traveling with our leading citizen the young and observant eyes of Easterners. ment action at the national among those engaged in the Colored People; Secretary is alter his graduation tram the Mr. Takito Yamaguma, Vice President of the Bank of Tokyo in Los level. By civil rigbts. we mean common e!!ort to achieve Arnold Aronson. exe.uliive di· then Imperial University in Angeles, will surely bring you this type of treatment. Mr. Yamaguml • • not only the establishment and th rector of the National Com• Tokyo. Subsequently, he was has escorted several trips to Japan and promises everyone the time TURN ABOUT-If Sally and Judy were impres- enforcement of rights in law. em. munity Relations Advisory assigned to France, the N eth• of their lives traveling with this group. The tour is arranged in such sionable and perhaps-even a bit naive about the West, but a.lso the realiz.aLinn of so- Extraols of By-L .... Ccuncil: Counsel is Joseph L. erlands, China, and the Soviet a manner to give you a choice of traveling to Hong Kong or Kyushu Rauh, attorney lor the United Union. From 1945 to 1949 he following the main tour of 11 days. This tour is highly recommended they are no more so than our own youngsters were cial and economic condition. Sechon 5 of the By-Laws for everyone. on their trip to Manhattan. There they were im- in which alone the fulfillment reads: Auto Workers, AFL-CIO; Leg· served In the Ministry 01 pressed by the view from up high in the RCA build- of these rights is possible. "Participating organizations islative Chairman Is Clarence Foreign Mairs. Tokyo, vari• Oct. 13, 1967- ing, the congestion on 42nd Street, the sordidness of The Conlerence operates retain their autonomy and dis• Mitchell, Director of Washing• ously as chief of the Treaties 81T OF JAPAN FUN TOUR (13 DAYS) VIA JAPAN AIR LINn the Bowery and Harlem, the magnificence of Rocke- within the framework of the rinct identities and are the ton Office of the NAACP ; ED• Bureau, Archives Section and JAPAN Accounting SectioD. In 1950 feller Center and the United Nations buildings, the following principles and com· sale arbiters of their own posi. fo rcement and Compliance This tour was specially planned to visit Japan during its many fes• mitmeDts: tions. policies. aDd progTams. li, p.l.. ttl 1528.80 (ba,od on 16 or ...... ng.rsl ...... LlVlL UNO 10 InclUSive of 01 ••nd land ....."'l.m ••1s from los Angeles, 4 .1I1tta C4QuII to 10 city lots) $30 Sally visited the tann home da,. per month at a poultry gTower who kept We congratulate him on his outstanding achievement! .t Mont ...1 a.d Expo 67, 1 night It Bonlf, 2 nighls at lake Laabt, 1 30 Mlnutn from LA. City limits .fter small down P-Iyment 3,000 chickens. He could al• night at Victoria, 1 night at Vaneouvtr. _____ ~,~ ~!u!!.n _f!~ ~or! !n!o _ rJ!~I!n ~.!t~o~!. ~~II!1.tlo'!t ____ _ lord family vacations to Ha· ANTELOPE VALLEY INVESTMENT CO. Tel. 653-7070 waii and Hong Kong but not .150 Bev.,I,. Blvd. a car, and his kitchen had Lot Anitl.. , C.llf. 90041 dirt floor. DO plumbing. The HaNey C. YU.III, Go"e.al AgI"t AHn : Ro,. Stktmoto New En91and Lif. Insurance Co. Pluse give me mora detailed information of how a sm,1I Investment main part of the house con• can boy m. \elect .'re.g. In Lo, Angeles County. tained a sleeping room and a 79 West Monroe St., ChiClI., lliinoi! N ..... dining room. The sleepin~ Phon. m ZIP ~ ""artel'S doubled a. a liVing ("t.f. . ______PC I m room dur~ the day and two :l:iliill!,:HffiE";..=.ll=i::m:nt'dF;ffi:lllt::iil·ilii!ii5llliBIiiBiIlliltilil!lEIIiilIIiieiBi!JailillllEIlIIE5E11i1EEllilillllilliiiil5lEll!!!llil!il!iBliliieii!ili'.. __ -_ ... · _ ..0 ..... _ ..._ ...___ ... _____ .... ___ _ 4~ACI"IC CITlnN I'rl., July 21, II1S'7 Id.ho ,.n. JACL flo.t JACL to lponlor honOR 442nd RCT IDAHO FALLS - A patrlotle 'Music on Mall' Fuge Sounding Boord Jeffrey Matsui float In red, whlt~ and blue c:ONnX:TJOJlArl /lonorlng the "Go tor Broke" LOS ANGELE5-0 r I @n tal ... S . ..tIL ...... U 111II1II1nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' 442nd Regimental Com bat music. Kazuko baUet dancers, MAdlin ...... Team was entered by Idaho and demonstration. at Judo F41l. JACL In the annual and karate will be featured at Fourth of July parad~ h~re. 11 the "Music on the Mall" pro• Su kl y.kl • TetlJlId • TImIlUIi Huma n Relations wa. designed by Fred Oehl . gram At 2 p.m., thl. Swlday. The rcgimenlal • h 0 u I de r July 23, In the We.t La. An• Full Garden. paleh was the key piece on the geles Ma ll, 1650 Purdue Ave .• 424 Wlllhire Blvd. float. Inscription at the slde~ aceordh'g to the City Reer@a• Sanll Monica, Calif. To experience frustration in Its purest form get read: "Our way or Freedom", Uon and Parks Dopartmenl. Ph. 451-3167 involved in what is popularl)' known today as Mrs. Toy Kanegal, chairman "Human Relations." ot the cosponsoring Japancse For starters, try getting invited to participate in a American CItizens Lea~ue and Chapter Auldllary, will be mistress ot symposium for an audience made up of school coun• ceremonies lor tbe program. selors and teachers. After the Afro-American and New Japan 471 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-,. The West Buddhist Church H.. Chln,town • Los Ant.I .. Mexican-American have done a good job of making Call Board accordion band, Art Hmia, di• their complaints heard, you get a smile, nod and an rector; Kazuko Bnllet dancers; 1Inq ••t Room lor All OccasIOns introduction from the moderator who says "And now CITY PARK PROGRAM-W est Los Angeles JACL and Restaurant Baseball party Sawtelle Judo School; the Auxil iary sponsor the Music on the Mall program this someone from the Japanese American Community .." Santa Monica Shotokan Ka-. Now you've tried your best during the previous Plenty ot ticket.. at $7.25 rate; the West Los Angel .. Sunday, 2 p.m., at the West Los Angeles Mall. Part of I OPEN DAILY pel' person (including buslara) Kendo Club and ondo dancers the two-hour program on Japanese arts and culture Mitsuba week to telephone Nihonjin families to squeeze some demo~s trat i on complaints against the L.A. school system-without are available tor the J.\ton• will be highlighted in the pro• will be karate by George Gamble and I Sushi terey PenirulUl" JAOL party gram. Bruce Ka negal. Behind the Japanese umbre ll as is NOW SERVING any luck. So instead you discuss some of the social Aug. 20 to see the San Fran• U6 E. FIrst SI. Sgt. Tad Ochlal 01 the U.S. Naomi Osugi. Superb Japan .., Food MA '·1165 problems which our future Sansei-Yonsei must be cisco Giants and Clnclnna U Marine Corps will be prin• IC _ TIHdIJtI prepared to meet (even though these problems may Reds play at Candl~sUck. Con• Luncheon· Dinn.r. cipa l speaker. Stoner Play• Hew OWner - Mr. Y. Xaw.t be almost laughable by the previous speakers' stan• tact Jim Tabata. ground director Frank Jge wil l at Reasonabl, Prices dards). You apply a bit of "enryo," being careful not open the program wltb the Mountain-Plains District Council to say anything that can be taken for boasting or Pancake breakfast Pledge of Allegiance. T.ke.out Ord.rs giye the impression that "we've made it the hard Prorresslve Westsld" JAOL'. The Music on the Mall serle. f,i'3 ik H. ell/" wa~' pancake breakfast July 30, seeks names of outstanding AJAs Dine Oo D.nu 4 Cocktal18 so why can't you." And as you finish speaking got under way July 4 and COn• -You:' Hosts• IVan-Aa •• I APANZU aoO.' you think, "I've made it safe and sound - right down 8 a.m.-12 n., at lhe Food Giant tinues weekends through Aug. Tom Matsuoka m E. FIrst St. parking lot, 3780 Crenshaw 19. DENVER - The Mountain Grant Uilfusa of Worland, Lo. An«I... MA W02t the neutral, uninvolved, middle road." Plains JACL I, seeking nomI• Wyo., for outstanding youth and Tom Nakagaw. Then comes the audience reaction. Practically all Blvd., will feature the Kay'. Red Rooster Jr. band tor en• nations 01 outstanding Amer• achievements In nor t b • r n the Anglos in the audience seemed obliged to protest tertainment. Ticket.. for the Icans at J spanose ancestry In Wyoming. Banquet Facilities your modesty by reciting all the virtues of the Japa• EDC·MDe workshop breakfast may be purchased this region who have made Six Oiled In 1961 nese American and the great obstacles we've over• from any member or at the panel on 'Prejudice' dis tinctive contributions to 3029 W. Jefferson come. And on and on - and you cannot help but sense lot. Door prize.. Include a their communltles or who have In 1961 , honoree.. were Dr. that each praise for the Japanese American is actually round trip flight for two to CHICAGO-The joln,t EDYC• given exceptional service In Jerry Alkawa ot Denver tor lollS Angoslll - RE 5-5741 MDYC convention here Sept. their specific nelds of endeav- work In the field ot atomic I cowardly criticism of the other minorities present. Hawait plus many other item!, medloine; Paul Hoshiko, Jr., 'bo"""""""""...... """ ___..!1 Recognizing this, you want to say, "enough already" according to George Ornata 1-4 wJll Include a 3 p.m. work• 01\ to enhance the prestige and and Tak Hiramoto, co-chair• shop on Saturday, Sepl. 2, on position of aU AJA. generally. oC Kersey. Colo., lor contri• but you don't because you cannot deny or apologize butions to the lal'm yo ulh pro• for the accomplishments of the Issei, Nisei, Sansei....! men. the topic: "Prejudice: Birth or Individuals selected lor 1967 Circumstance." gram; Floyd H. Tanaka of it's been honestly earned. Rwards wll1 be honored at the KAWAFUKU Steak bake banquet 01 lhe Mountaln• Denver tor work In city plan• So you sit there unable to shake this crazy dream ning and community renewal S"lly.11 - T.m,,,. Pasadeu JAOL has .ched• Plains J ACL dlslrlot conven• Su~ ' hl - ~.t . Hl that the whites have taken hold of your limp, neutral tion to be held at the Cosmo• programs; Mr •. Mutsuyo Tsu• uled its annual steak bake this noda ot Denver tor her con• 204% E. lit St., arms and are using them to slap and strike at the Sunday with invitations being Jr. Jottings polllan Hotel In Denver, on larger minorities. You want to stiffen your arms and Nov. 25. tributions to the cultural life L.A. MA 8.9054 extended to Its protege chap• of the community; Mike M. pull it out of their grasp and tell them bravely. "if you ter San Gabriel Valley and Sand crab contesl. sand buri• Past winners have included want to hit somebody, use your own hands." But you Soijl Horiuchi of Brighton, Watanabe of Omaha for dedi• M~. Chi,l HlbsfllP'Q neighboring East Los Anreleo. als, all-girl pyramids. tug 01 cated community services; and ~ JiOitus Colorado. "' the flrst Nisei to can't. Or you don't. war and other pure soul hap• Sojiro Yorllomo, formerly 01 This is frustration. Or cowardice? San Fernando Valley JAOL penings are ingredients tor Ihe be elected to • state. legisla• , Is having it.. steak bake at a ture outside of Hawaii, In San Luis Valley, Colo., for 30 second annual San Jose Jr. years at service to that com• SANTA ANA. CALIF. beach party this Sunday. Yo JACL beach party thls Sun• 1967. (South 01 Disneyianu ) Ando, Kats Hazama and Mit.. In 1959, other awards win• munity. Man Fook Low •. day at Rio del Mar from 10:30 In 1963, honorees were Ruth r Usul are chairing the event. ners included K. Patrick Oku• a.m. All gultar pickers are Hashimoto at Alburquerque f Genuine Chlnue Food K.I.S.S. Yosh Hotta Locale was not Indicated. welcome. ra of Omaha. who served as 962 So. San p.dro SL chiel probation oOlcers at the tor her contributions to the i 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 Carnival Omaha Juvenlle Court; Roy Am e ric. n' Association for L _~':~ : 'les ~ ~ ~9:0~ A Good Place III Eat Inouye of La Jara tor out• United Nations; the JACL la• IS. Noon to Mldn!tht (Close6 T. ...1 San Fernando Valley JAOL Watsonville JACL bids dies 01 Omaha, for hosting su• will handle two booths at It.. standing services to his com• munlty; Will Kagohara, for• kiyaki dinners and other Ja- Community Center YBA car• for bandstand funds panese cultural events tor that Lem's Cafe nival Aug. 5-6, the cotton merly of Greeley, as a mem• Small World WATSONVILLE - The local ber at the Colorado State Pa• community; Harry G. Matoba MATSUNO (K.I Rln Low) candy and baseball game, \vith ot Denver, for his work in Tak Nakae. Mit.. Usui and bandstand restoration com• trol; Katherine Kawamura of SUSHI REAL CHINESE DISHES mittee has commenced to re• Delta, Colo., newspaperwom• Americanization oL Issei; Yuri 320 E. 1.t., Lo. Ang.les When your friendly banker sends invitations to Chiz Nagatani co-chairmen. Noda of Denver for her oul• 313 E. 1.t 51. model the bandsland In the an for the Grand Junction l" Ang.les . MA 8·8816 Phone Orders Take n join a golf tournament, you should go. It might mean Manning a tacos booth at city park and add a Japanese Sentinel; K ish Otsuka of standing contributions in dem• MA 4·2953 that the money market is easing a bit. The Northern the annual Pasadena Japanese garden needs $5.000. Sedgwick. Colo., tor the com• onstrating the cultural arts 01 , . ..-w._ ...... w~ California District Council's tournament is starting Cultural Center bazaar Aug. The WatsonvJlle JACL I. munity leadership and work Japan; and Dr. Kayo Sunada .- i at 7 a.m. on Aug. 20, with Dave Saito, the tournament 13 will be the Pasadena JAOL. asking Japanese AmerlcalU by In soil conservation; Rev. Eizo of Ridge for heading the clin• l l'l T,klo', Finest Chop SUly Ho u" Tom Ito and Ken Dyo were letter to raise $500 as tbeir Sakamoto, Rocky Ford, Colo., ical services at the Colorado chairman. The other day, my friend and his partner State Home and Training were getting in a few rounds when tbey were held named booth co-chairmen. eon t ri bu ti on. Fred Nitta, (or conducting Americaniza• SAN KWO LOW I it School. I up by a couple of ladies ahead. My friend told his chairman, said the initial tion classes tor Issei; the late Famous ChineS! Food Nisei Reunion appeal is short, a Japanes~ Larry S. Tajiri at Denver, na• Lone bs,,\ Honore. partner to go ahead and ask them if they could play movie benefit will be .po tionally-recognized drama crl• 228 E. 1st St. Lo. Angeles MA 4-2075 l. Delano JACL is .upportlng In 1965, Selsbito Nakamura I through. The partner came back, a little shaken: $ored to supplement the ellort. tic lor the Denver Pos~; and I •• "I can't talk to them, it's my wife and girl friend, tbe tourth Delano NiseI Re• ot IJttleton was honored at union scheduled tor the 1967 the biennlal convention In you go." My friend went up and returned without Labor Day weekend. Toshi Serrano Restaurant talking to the ladies. All he could say was: "It's a JACL SCH OLA RS HIP JUDCES Omaha tor bis leadership ot Katana, sec. 410 - 11th Ave., the Colorado Japanese Asso• Sp.eI.llzlng 11'1 AMERICAN u4 ORIENTAL CurSINI small world isn't it?" Delano, " seeking a list of elation . Nitely EntertaInment - ''V.riety Showcase" - Cock,t.iI Loung. • • tormer Delano resident.. to The 1967 Mountain-Plains 3500 Welt 8th St., Los Angeles Jeffrey worried about the effects of war on human complete it.. Invitation Usl JACL recognitions committee For reservations: 387-2177 beings the other day. He might be interested to know Friends who b e cam e good is seeking nominee.. at similar 1 block, east of Wester" A'll' "0'. Robert "10"" T_ ..... that my friend Ben has just become an honorary friends 01 Delanoans during calibre for the awards cere- WRA camp days are ilio in• monies in November. Anyone 3 Gtnerallons Suptrb Cantones. Foo d - Cocktail Bar -Banquet Roo ms member of the Kiska Association. Kiska Island in vited. the Aleutians was the scene of only retreat that the destrlng to make nominations of outstanding AJAs are re• Quon's Bros. [mperial Japanese army acknowledged. When a task - --*--- quested to send tha name, ad• force of Allied troops stormed onto the wet tundra of dress and a briel resume of Grand Star Restaurant Kiska during World War II, they found that unac• 1000 Club Notes the indivIdual'. accomplish• HOKI TOKUDA countably, the Japanese troops were not there. Only ments to: Minoru Yasw, rec• Entertllns you at the plana a day before. boarding two destroyers which slipped ---*--- ognitions chairman, 1225 - 20tb Tuu. - Sal. toto the harbor in a fog, they had evacuated the island. July 14 Report: National St., Denver. Colo. 80202. 943 Sun Mun Way (Oppo.lt. 951 N. 8dwyJ This year, through chance Ben met some officers J ACL Headquarters aclmowl• edged 61 new and renewing NEW CHINATOWN - LOS ANGELES MA 6-2285 of tbe former Japanese garrison on Kiska who had membersbips in tbe 1000 Club 'East-We,t Flavor,' formed the Kiska Association, a social group whose for the first haU 01 July, In• main function is to ruminate on the folly of man. cluding a Life Membersbip 01 LOS ANGELES - West Los roop TO GO Ind CATERI NG After 24 years, for one Nisei veteran to meet his James A. Michener of Phil• Angeles J ACL Auxiliary held ex-foe of the battlefield and have a social drink: It's adelphia, as tollows: another annual potluck supper Harry's Aloha Chop Sui 01 a small w9rld isn't it? Life: PhUadelph.1a - Jamel A. Monday night at the home 1721 W. R.dondo 8t1Ch Blvd., Gard.n •• Calif. MJchener. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Harada, 11th ~ar: Clovll-T. June ru ... HARRY MIYAK E T. I. 324·4231 jlta: ChJcago-Thomaa T . Mao,uda, Culver City. These suppers Bolse Valley-Yoshio Takahuh.l. Josephine Frisbie Robert D. Harper, P h.D. have been the source 01 reci• 11th Year: Santa Barbara-Ikey pe. which have been incorpor• Kak1moto; Sanger-Robert K . Ka• ro ' f Accent on Youth Alan Kumamolo nacawa. ated In the 'East West Flavors' i S.rvlng til. Mo.t Auth.ntic Ch i",,, rood 16th Year: New York-5amuel cookbook (now In Its 4th 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 lJhlkawa: Oakland-Dr. Charlet Golden Dragon Cafe i lIhizu. printing), available from the 15tl!. Ye...,: SequoLa-John T. Auxiliary. Proceeds from the I 960-962 N. HIli St .... t. Lo, Ang.l" 626-2039 JI' Enomoto; Lone Beach-Fred. Ike• - Banquet Rooms AVailable-- guchi. book go to service-minded or• 14th Year: New York-TomJo ganlzations. _DaVid Let, Mg r· ___ _ _ 1__ r _ l __ _ Enochty; San Francisco-Fred Ho• ------, I o IBout That Time shJyama; West Los Anreles-Iehi• ro Kamlya; Portland-James K. KJda; Stockton-Jack Y. Mabu· moto: San Dlego-Georle S. M\1to; g~~~~~:~e:r~. ~at~no: Mid· When in ElIto • • • Stop at the Friendly Next month's joint National Jr. JACL Youth llth Year: Stockton-Henry M. Council - Youth Commission meeting will discuss Higashi; San Franclsco - Marie Kurihara; Prog. Westside - Dt. vanous facets of the JACL National Youth Program. Victor "M.aklta: Contra COlta• ~t()ckl11en·§ The exact dates of Aug. 19-20 will coincide with the Marvin T. Uratsu; San Fernando Valley-Isamu Uyehara. J'tWr LQv CAFE • BAR • CASINO ( N?rt~ern California-Western Nevada District Council/ 12th Year: LivLngston·Merced• ,A"" otnTO woo,'" DistrIct Youth Council meeting in San Jose Calif. Fred M. HasWmoto: SeatUe-Hel .. ,jOl' • • , • • C1J"IO. laro HUdda; Long Beach - MfII. Elko, Nlvllf. ~his will be the third off-year interim session' of the Barbara Miura, Dr. David M. MI• O, lgln. ' CrtiliOllI 'n Jadt, Ptllll, ura; Philadelphia-Tomoml Mu• COrJil, Am btr, Diamon ds. S. pphlrts, Jomt youth-adult elements of the program. rakami; West Los An,eles• Emeralds ilnd Rublfl. Credit Cards Be~inning George A. Okamoto. Honored. Frff Valldattd Plrklng. back in 1963 a similar appraisal took 11th Year: San Jose-Jiro W. place In Salt Lake City. That meeting design was to li"abara; Pasadcna-'l'edd K . Ka• CENTURY CITY establish what had been concluded at the 1962 Seattle wata, Dr. Earl M. Yusa: St. Louts -Sam Migtta, Dan Sakahara; Po• CenUlry Square PlviliOfl 'IriJJi T:r '2 National Convention where the first huge youth chal• catello-Hero Sh.losak.li CWcaco-• '5 1[8 'i-fin Thomas M. TerajJ. CIII 277·1144 lenge was laid and to activate machinery towards Mary Jo Henn, M.D. Msgr. Roman C. Ulrich 10250 SI'" Monico Bl.d., L.A. I fulfilment at Detroit in 1964 where an eight-member JO~O~ FJii~; :~J:~~~h1~~g.-;: the new moon Mary D. Murakami: Stockton• state at Washington, was stu• ~D Interim Youth Council was actualized. . Arthur K. NakastUma; Oranle Your Htsl: Will" TtII Next in 1965 an interim meeting again in Salt County-Dr. Paul K. SakaguchJ; dent body president, finished Long Beach-Roy\ G . Shlba; St. Scholarship -- with 3.976 grade pOint aver• • slriljuwl; oU15titlQlIIlI ".\dIUnn1 CIIerl", lM IIllifttt»tfitt '" UntonHt 11ft .... Lake ~It~ had the. benefit of full time staff impetus Louis- Ceorge Shimamoto; Se• (Continued from Front Page) b ko...lN .. t 912 ~outb SIn 'Krt .:au"" los Ant,lff •. p~ MAli,. 2.1091 attle-Min Tsubota. age, served as Boys State del• to assist In the fnchon of increased District Youth 8lb Year: Puyallup Valley-yo,h egate, holder 01 both Eagle Nisei Upholstering Councils, and the formation of a more permanent Kawabata: Marysville - Billy T. clety. Manjl: Clnclnnatl-Kave K . Wa.• Clyde Muneoka 01 Sylmar math at East Los Angeles col• Restyling - R.bulldlng . R.p.lrlng , ...... •...~ ~.~ organizational structure for the 40 or so youth groups tanabe: Berkeley - Frank Yama· lege, was clas~ valedictorian, sakl. Scout and Sangha Award In - KIKI CRAFT - under the JACL banner. Success was achieved in llh Yea.r: OranK~ County-Dr. scoutinll· .Iudent body secretary and San Diego's Fust Biennial Youth Convention with Steve N Asahlno: Sacramento• rh.erl~ader . FRE E [STIMATES Tom T . Kurotorl. Named IhA Gongoro Naka• the establishment of a National In .JACL Youth 6th Yea.r: San 'Fr.nclJco--DI', mura memorial scholarship (Space doe. nol permit the PICK- UP & DEl IVE RV Kazuo NU: West 1.0. An,ete&• complete listing of honors and SATISFACTIO N GUA RAN TE ED Council. Dr. Akira Nishlzawa; Paa.den'• winner was Marsha Hirano of What wul be discussed at this meeting may seem George T. Yusa. Wilson High, Los Angeles, extracurricular activities for 1526 W. Jaff,rlOn Blvd. ~tb Year: D. C.-Edwln y. MjOo who plans to major in math• each awardee. We have at• like old hat to some, however hopefully all will come toma. tempted to include the high • Los Angel,•• RE 4-3975 out with a better understanding as to structure and 4th Ytar: Boise Va.lley-Mas ematics at Stanford. She co",• Kldo. Paul Yasuda. pleted advanced courses in lights and the unusnal.-Edi• St..,. KOhli. Torry KO h li function of the y~uth program. The greatest change lrd Year: Venice - Culver - tor.) ~hat wlt~ K~y Ceorge Ina!: Alameda-Mrs. TOlhl High plans to major in aero• may result the help of Nakagiri, a. long Takeoka. space engineering at UC San Involved youth addIct, who s servIng as CommIssion nd Yur: San Jose-KJyoah.i lit· gashl. Diego, has won s eve r a 1 Chairman and Mike Suzuki, Kay's associate who ttt Year: San Francisco-Kay awards in science. was senior brings in professional skills and know how is the Sera. class president and co-cap• Eagle Produce stress towards youth minded programs and a~tivities ~ III III IIIII I IIIII I II II IIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ tained the varsity gymnastic and away from structural and organizational disputes team. 929·943 S. San Padro St. MA 5-2101 and monologues. Jon Nakagawara at Stadium I I Mikawaya I High. Tacoma, plans to en- Bonded Conunisslon Merchants Russ Obana, current Youth Council Chairman ~ ~ ne~ Sweet Shop ter Stanford to major in math- has the task of assessing progress and charting ~ 244 E. ht 51., L. ~. ~ ematic •. He won the Elks most I - Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables - courses. So too it's "About that time;" we all look at ~ MA 8-493S ~ valuabl. ctudpnt owarn No. Los Angel.. 15 our chapter youth programs, Can we do more~ foIlIlIlIIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIIliIlUIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ 1 1n Tacoma and No.3 1Il lb. 1..... __.... ____ .... ____ .... ____ .... __ -:1 FrI., July 21, 1987 PAC''IIC CITIZlN-5 - Business and - By J im H e nry Line., h.. been Installed .. ment al a .urprise party J uly Profe ssional Guide Aloha from H'awaii preslden l of the East Man oa 12 tor Edward L. MclDtoo. You r 8uslntu Card pl.ted L ions C lub at cerem on ies h eld her d eputy sin ce 1983. In Nth In ut for 26 weeks It: by Rlchnd Gima at Hillon Hawaiian Village • . . Names of three Oahu .tu• 3 lines (Minimu m) . . .. $25 1II111111111111111111111111111111111111mlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll111111111111111111111 Edward K1l hlnaml o( 2329 denta w ho received their hlp Each addlllo ..1 li n. $6 per li n' Kula Kolea Dr. ha. been In• school diplomas In piano dur• He had been policema n since 4002-A McCornack Rd., Scho• a stalled as pr esident of the 395- Ing the recen t National Plano ~eript lIeld Bar racks. Masaki 18 at September. 1964. 370th Veterans Club. replac• Playing audlUo.,. h ave been Tripier Hospit al. The Un Iv. ot Hawaii Scbool ing outgoing presiden t J~ announced. T hey are LorralDe Two Hila wom en were kill• ot Medicine will open In Sept. MJl8u YOlhl ••• Tak eJl Oran• Fukulanl, HawaUan MJS5lon ed And two olhers were orltlc• Flower View Gardens Yokoh amA w ith a cia.. of 27 studen ts. . awa ra has been e lected pres • Academ y. wbo will study at FLORIST S Ally Injured w hen their car KANP AI SHIII( ASHO - You can't drown • good beer Dr. Wlndlor Oulllnl. d ean of iden t of the H awaii Industrial Walla Walla College; Carol .. 1801 N. W.st. rn Av.. 466· 7373 was hit by an II- ton cement Arts A ssn. lor 1987-68. H e is Nakamura. who w ill study at Art Ito welcomes your phone orden drinker . and a rooltop Isn't • rooftop 111 the summ er un less th e two- year medical sch ool, Tourist Boom' •• mixer a l the h eigh t of A rain • . ald the facility will be In • s teacher at K ailua Interme• the Unlv. of H awaii; and Bar• .1 nd wire orders (or Los Angeles it h as a beel'garden. This credo Is os true as d eath and taxes storm In H llo J uly 7. Dead Honolulu ternational and Inlerraclal In diate Sehool .. . W. J. Alkln• bara Chunl. Kailua H igh GEORGE J. IN AGAKI REALTY in Japan. were 1\-Irs. Yaeko Fukuhara, Hawaii Is going to n eed to scope. Nin eteen of the stu• son, Jr.. will be ihstalled as School. who wllJ study at In • Acr~~~ ~ ' ~:':: r ~\.tS~Cl t~~ust rl' l L ast year during the month 01 J u ly, J apan's beer pop ula• 30. of 54 Lokaru Cir cle, Hllo, dents are trom Hawaii, one presiden t o( the H awaii So• dian a Unlv . ... John Kodama. have 22.000 hotel rooms by a nd Mrs. Paobeoo, 37. o( ~ 8 4568 C.ntl nol.. Los Ang.l. s 66 tion consumed 263.000 kiloliters In 31 days nat. T here wasn't from th e Trust Territory and ciety of Protessional Engineers 17, senior at FarrlngWn H lp 1960, the ex.cu llve v .p. and Hokulanl St. Repor ted In crlt• 397 -2161 - 397-2162 anything Oat about the ris ing foam. Japan has over 25 mlJ• man aging dlreclor o( the Ha• seven from the Mainland. NI• J uly 21 at the annual ban• School and son ot Mr. and leal condition at H llo H ospital quet at the K abala Hilton lion beery- eyed drinkers who cons ume more than 750 m illion waii Visitors Bureau. Rober t .el studen ts include David T . Mrs. Kazulchi Kodam a, 1630 KOKUSAI INTERNATIONAL were Ml'!I. Esther A r u8l1n, 29, Hotel. TRAVEL. INC. bottles each Showa. C. Allen , said here recen tly. Horlo. E u J o n 0 Itawaruohl. Alewa Dr., w on tbe fi rst pr ize 240 E 1st 5t. (12) MA 6-5284 o( 83 Malkal St., Hllo, who Cynthia C. Naka.. lo . Rolland Former State S en. David K. ot $100 In an essay conlest on Forty per cent o( the thlrsly are women. The ladles didn'l He said that 1969 Is lhe esti• sulter ed leg and arm frac• Jim Hlg",hl. Bus. Mg r. mated II mJ llion-visitorll year K . Nakashima. P atrlok K. Trask has been named to a "What tbe YMCA Means to begin to kUnk the glasses until in the late fl1tIes. They are ture. and possible internal in• sub- cabinet post in the state NISE I EMPLOYM ENT AGENCY for the state. There now are Okamura, Franklin Y. Yama • Me," conducted by tbe Nu u• r sponsible for the growth ot Suntory'. lighter beer. Men w ith juries, and Mrs. AUoe P aoh e• administration as d eputy d i• 606 E. 1st St.. Rm. 211 17.200 rooms on the five re• moto, M yl .. Sueblro an d Brian anu YMCA . . . Three girlll a lot of cha ff prefer Sapporo, while the h op-headed go for fl O, 37, ot 84 Anuenue St., redor of the Dept. of P erson• J ohn Omori 623-2077 sort islands ' and current con• S. Yano. have w on Hul Makaala's two• Bolt.r Position fo r Enloy.bl. Lif. Hila, who suffered a frac• n el Services. Mrs. Edna T . K ir ln. s truotlon and long term p lans year tuition scholarships. to tured pelvis an d other Iniu• T autaasau, department direc• NIS EI FLORI ST They are now guzzling beer on top of the Nlkka tsu and call tor another 17,000. "The Pulpit Chanles • , • the Univ. of Hawaii. Recip i• ries. A s edan owned by Mrs. tor, d isclosed Trask's a ppoint - In the Hmt of U'I Tokio Dai-Ich i Hotels, the Toei Ma in Theater and New Tokyo stale's tast growin g botel (Continued on P age 6) )28 E. 1st St. . MA 8-5606 F ukuhara and believed to S ever al n ew appointment.< Building rooftop beer-gardens In YUl'akucho, and in the gar• Frtd Morlguchl - M.mb. T' lello ,a plant Is k eeping pace with the have been driven by h er w .. (or 1.land Melhodbt ohurch .. dens of the Otani a nd Tokyo Prince Hotels among a score 01 unprecedented growth In tolal ~-~-T-;L-:_ o ;-5:-0--00-A-P-" A-R - TM~ · ~,:s- hit by th e cemen t m ixer. driv• were announced by Bishop 31 i DR . ROY M. NISHI KAWA other places. visitors/, Allen saId. Specializing in Contact lensu en by Robert Kumall, at HI• Gerald H.,Kennedy at the an• IN LOS ANGELES AND HOLLYWOOD Entertainer Don Ho on July 234 S. Oxford (4) - DU 4-1400 • • nan o and L anikaula Sts. nual Southern CaUl.-Arizon a Unlim ited accommodations in downlown areas. Starting GOLF ~lANIA - It was 64 years ago in 1903 that gol! was 12 was h onored by the H a• conference held recently in YAMATO TRAVE L BUREAU Vice President ••• r ates trom $2.50 througb S10.OO. Fine accommodation.s at 312 E. 1st St .• L.A. (1 2) first introduced to Japan and a golt course was set up on waii Travel Industries Assn. R edland., CaUf. Among the the Cloud I nd Catalina Motels, Terla, SIiU".O, Clark Ind MA 4-6021 Rokkosan in K obe b y som e Br itish residents. Before tbe ror "selling Hawaii 10 the Vloe Pres. Hubert H. Hum• new assignments: Rev. J ames Firueroa Hotels. The Harvey HoUywood and Padre Holell P acific \V al', there were only 25 gol! courses In J apan; now Mainland." At the group's phrey will Hy nonstop to Hilo Y. Torauchl will move from serVe the film Industry. Downtown economy Includes the Nor th Sa n D iego there are 20 times that many, numbering 470. J 2th annaul awards banquet from Ft. Worth, Tex .• Aug. "• K ahulu u to Waian ae Meth od• Vlclor and CecU Hotels. 15,000 apartments are available In lact, the tolal area oC goli courses in J apan would add at the Hilton H awaii Village en route to th e nation al con• Ist Chur ch; Dr. Shll eo T a • throughout Los Angeles and Hollywood at all prices. JOSEPH 'S AUTO ELECTRIC Dome. HTIA 'president Hank n abe was trans terred to H Ho up to half the area of S h ikoku. In the m eantime, the golftng vention 01. the American Bar WeeklY Ind Monthly aale. Anpabl. TUl'le·Up, Generator, Carburetor Haln .. said that Ho "h as done Assn. In Honolulu, Sen. DanIel Methodist Churcb from P ort• For reservations' or brochures, write: 790 E. Vista Wy. Vista 724-7288 population is said to have risen to about 3 million. and Is dOing as much as any• K. Inouye has announced from lan d, Ore.; Rov. RIchard T. COD soHdated Botels. Department "JH J. Matsushita ' Some criticize golfi n g in Japan because o( the m anner in body else to make H awaii Washington. Rep. Spark M. MatsushIta, a recen t gradu ate 1301 Wilsbire Blvd .. Los Angeles 17. CaJiIomla which it ties up so much Jand in land-scarce Japan, restrict- 01 th e School of Theology In Monterey, Calif . well known on the Mainland". Matsunaga and Rep. P atsy T ...... "' ...... "... """ ...... "...... "...... """"""'... ing its use to a limited few. Others r egard it w ith dis favor III/Sgt. E dward E. Kea, 43 . a ~ 1lnk will make the trip to Claremont, Cali I., h as been ---- assigned to East K aual Meth- GARDENA - AN ENJOYABLE JAPANESE COMMUNITY Monterey Beauty College as the play of the rich or 01 men p laying on company ex • d ecor ated veteran o( WW II. the ABA convention with th e pense. a complaint that arises from the higb membersh ip fees h as become the 94th Is land Vice Pres ld enl . . . A 7-year• odlst Church In L ihue .. . Rev. Poinsettia Gardens Motel Apts. Complete Training In Cosmdology and exclusive membership ot many of the clubs. soldier to die jn Vietnam com• old Kaimukl girl drowned Yoshthlde Mat.ffUJ wa. Sumiko Nagata. 9 ~c . Yamada. Lorraine Davis. - New & Used Cars and Trucks - Of!ata. Katsutaro. 91: HUo. June 15600 S. W.stern A.. .. Garden •• Calif., DA 3-0300 ~ 3420 W. Jefferson Blvd. Sp/ 4 Yamashiro. Edward. 21: J une 13-s Mlnoru. Kolchi. Saburo. 7 In Vietnam-p Mr. and Mrs. FRED A. HAYASHI ~ Los Angeles 18 Jay and Susumu Yamashita. d Aklko Iwashlla. Joyce Takah3+ K luei Yamashiro. br Hiroshi. Res. OA 7-9942 3 RE 1·7261 Tsuneo. Roy. Harold, James. sis Helen Whitehead. Elunor C re• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~nlllllllllllllllllll~ gory. Cladys Yamashiro. Yanaglhara. Raymond, 46 : .June ~ -VT>~ I 13. Hllo-w Mieko. a Donald. LtHdted tUNe S h imatsu , O g a ta K leth. Cy. dArlene Toma. Amy Complete Bome Apple~ale . 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