TO THE POINT: Shig Sugiyama BIAS CHARGED BY NISEI OFFICIAL Up to Philadelphia IN EEO PROGRAM SI. Da\'lds. Pa. Besides belM mv fim ex- i, ~ , The Ea.lern rlstrlcl Coun- perlence of this kind before DI.pute Flndlnc. of Q TV camers, one thing abrut PACIFI cil. under the able leadersh'p the p .... duct!on effort which 'f! 1( ITIZEN InYeltl,atlon by o{ Vernon Ichisaka of Sea- irrp... s:d me wa' that haIC Member.hip Publlullon: Jap.nlle "",,riCIn CUlu"I'O, e. ,o/s, ,Lo. Angol ... ullf 900 I 2; (2131 MA 6.6936 brot'k. N.J. met en Saturda)" of the camera Ilnd prlIadelphla Chap• the taping rf a sennent of the tended to be all male. Let's tel's Insta"atl'n dinner In tho WASH'NGTON - Here Is 0 BC-TV N.ws dcrum.ntalY hcpe that the make· up o{ the evening. Thcmas Sen!! was dlscrlmlnatl~n ca.. for the ,ries, "Americans All", pro- preduercn leam In this case imta'led a< the new chapler recrrd book- that Is check full tilln.. Conll'ressman Norman i- t uly Indicative rf ABr- beard chairman 10 succeed

~s ~ PACIFIC CITIZEN Friday, May 9, 1975 TACK YONEMOTO: San Jose JACLe r and styles as refl ecled In PC's People __ ('\ cC'n prlinlings. Ulst were on ~Isplay IhrQUl!h April. (Cars Grower heads Carnafipn Society • Kah Kunlhullu are not allowed Inside the pm k on Sundays.) Business 5 A N T A C LA R A, Callt.• Colorado In lh. two-year po• Architect Tack Yoncmoto, w h o wl'h "Hlon. the OoraeulturlaL wal InSln ll od ot 0 b. nquel May On Margin H cw al'd nodi. v .p. ot N~ \Y his witt Ro" le owns and ope• 5. during I h e society'. 818t Jel'se)' Soclely o( Architccts, r o t e s Tack's G -cenhouscs !our-day conven ti on In Den• CH I VROLET dlscusriu. It should have They were among the first to Organlzationl ental art history, Is sponsor of 1090 5."10"'0 St. gone to the kids." San Jose and San Francisco. the group, Eastern Streams. stereotypes. (Olnne( 2- relocate out of camp, some The Guam f u I I - s e r vic e P asadena JACLer Harvard c) Hiring technical assist.• Cockt.JI. S.n Fr."ciKO, C.Uf. It wu the young men who even managing to evade the Yuki was elected president 01 Cultural programs are also (Floor Shawl branch, opened In a tempor• ants to idenUfy funding sour• ~.,..,.,..,.,.,.", ~ burned drart cards, the nice draft by changing addresses the Crown City Optimist Club. scheduled on Sunday aft• Cockt.1I .. ary office last year, will be ernoons augmenting the ex• ces. Lou",. Commercial RefrJte,nfo. eoecI. In college who spurned frequently. moving shortly to spacious He assumes olllce Oct. I. He d) Offer rnInIgrants ($3,000- (Entert.l""",",) sorority socializing In favor of I was amused by another hibit. Designing l"st~ll.tlon permanent quarters in Agana. was Optimist ot the Year for 5.000) related to four priori• T .. Ho_ ~j"t~nc.e "slttlng in, stopping tralllc, article In the same Tim.. 1972-73 and awarded the dis• ty areas of research In (b) T.ppln & yelling at a Pre si d~nt. 'Hey, about the Judge clamping tinguished secretary medallion S.. n Fr.. ncilCO SUkly.kl) Government above; proposal review In 8.nqum Sam J. Umemoto h ~ y. LBJ! How many kids dld down on a $3.75 million fund for three years .. . Among the May. MGm~r Recently - e I e c ted Long World Conlerence on Reli• C.r"',,,,,t. of RSES you kill today'!' " who event• to promote sex equality among 10 new candIdates initiated gion and Peace, which IIrst Additional information is Memb~r of J ap~n Alsn. of ually convinced enough of ... Bank of America employeea Beacb Councilwoman Eunice int ~ the Meses Lake (Wash.) Kono Hawaii Restaurant N. Sato was appointed chair• met in Kyoto In 1970, may avaJlable by calUlIg: Rd''oeurion about the moUve. of Salgon's wbich was being spent for Elks Lodge r e c e n t I y were have a California division as GCOTlt N lahtnake or Manko 226 So ulh H. rber Blvd Lie. = 208863 C·38 !e.ders. about the determina• what amounted to free vaca• woman of the council's civil three Nil;ei: Fred Toya, Paul Yama da, AAMHRC. 2400 5 West. Sanla Ana. Calif. 9270 ~ SAM REI BOW CO. service ccmmittee· She is also 8 steering committee met Apr. ern Ave, Su ite 207. Lo. An,elt. (7141 531 -1232 tion of the North Vietnamese tions for women employees Hirai ond Alan HiraI. TIll 3 at the Buddhist Churches of 90018 (731-88811 . 1506 W. V.""," An. to achieve a unifted naUon clever enough tn apply for a a member of the council's of• 1973. the erganization was a Lot ,,"g.l.. AX 5-5204 ftrmative action; c h art e r America headquarters here. A ..... -.,.- "' ~--- OPE N fVlRY DAY cast asunder by white powers, grant trom the fund. . "white only" fraternity. total of 25 relJgtous and lay - about the futlllty of war In amendment; harbor, indus• Luncheon 11 :)0 • 2:00 Honor, it seems, will never leaders of organizations sub• DlnMr J:OO. 11 :00 l!e n ~ral, wbo turned the tide be In fasblon. but without It, tries and oU ccmmittees; and H e .. lth S.. "da, 12:00. 11 :00 a member of the Bureau of scribing to WCRP unanimous- • for peace. llIe would be a detect. ly agreed on the need tor a FranchJaes. J ames Chin, MD. beads the statewide division. B Ls hop 5R ITO ~~~i: . £~!~Ofs~~~~i':t ir ~:~ : BOOK REVIEW: Allan Beekman R.. dio-TV Kenryu T. ujl, Rev. Hogen Fu- R E R I,.TYCO Sharon Maeda was appoint• r a ment~. In a warning issued :::k~ 1 a;tt ~ ':::'i. Toshlo Mu• @lb H")M{-~. ~J ~URArJcr ed dlrectcr of community in• Mar. 25, he cauti- ned parents i------• volvement for KCTS (9), the in Monterey, San Francisco, A Crucial Japan-American Period San Mateo and Santa Cruz J/irittanp One of the La rgesl Selections educational TV station on the Largesl Sloek of Popul.r Creperle Bretol'\ne Unlv. of Washlngtcn camp• counties to immWlize their Three Generations at 2~21 W. Jefferson. LA. Experience . . . and Classic Japanese Records ASSIGNMENT: T 0 I[ l' O . Middle Eastern and South ~ us. Sbe was previcusly direc• children against measles . . . 73 1-212 1 The Alcoholism Counell of Japanese Magazines, Art Books 51" francisco', A. A81 ...... r· ...... b7 Ian diplomacy; non e of his tor of the UW Ethnic Cul• Gifts Onl. I ,eton JOHN TY SAITO &- ASSOCIAm "'•• R . M~7eT, IIGbt.-Mer- previous dlplomatlc eXpe!'I- tural Center and Is a Seattle G reater u-s An ~ eles has elect• F U K U I Creper;. rOI, ...... polllllNew York. enee had directly Involved ed Dr. Jrklcbi Tallamlne. past 340 E. lot St .• Lot ,,",el" JACL beard member. She Is S. Ueyama. Prop. III .... '11.'5. are.. east of the Indian sub- also a dcctoral candidate in president of the L.A. County Mortuary, Inc. The C.. nnery continent. higher education administra• Medlcal Assn. , as its pres• ,:!:!:~=~ TIN SING RESTAU ident. Included on the board 7CY7 E. Temple St. 2101 Leavenworth Wbm the U S. Dept. of Moreover, his reputation In tion and curriculum develop• Tel. 776-6996 ~ State annr unced the appolnt- Japan would be oversbadow• ment. oC directors of civic leaders LOl An,elel 90012 Naomi's Dress Shop EXQUISITl M~yer and public luminaries is MR. Wl)lkl 10",",,,,,, "'.,laur.,," CANTONESE ment of A. mIn H. to ed by those of bis immediate 626-0441 Spo,t (; Cruw.l. Si%l/ 3·18 'n'e,,,.h. """I ,...... 'd CUISINE the ambusadorship to Japan, predece"" r. In the ambassa• Milestones Ruth Kedanl, United Way ...unch OInt'lltr -Ccxlc" • •ls ~,.. AprtJ 28. 1969, the J.panese dorial p::>St: Douglu MacAr• Board. Solehl l'ukui. p re.i d ~n l 116 N. Son Podro Sr. &. O "'Ii~ ...... "'Oed 1S2l W. am~ do r R a t h F. UshlJima, 61 , of .,• ...,"' ,_,_,.., .. ,_, ______".. J ames Nak~gawa, Manager Lo. An •• I.. 680·ISH RedoM. to Iran, Ataushl thur II, whc.. name and re• II...... Uyama, c:ommiserated with latiOnshJp to the former c:om• Chicago died of beart tallure Nobuo Osumi, Counsellor Open TuG.-FfI. 9:30-8:30 and , April 25 in Meggen, Switter• Sat. lHI. Closed Sun.-Mon. GARDfNA the appointee. mauder of the Allied occupa- ~~ land, where her daughtjl'r Pat• DA 7. )171 Uyama told Meyer th.t tion torces In Japan gave hlm ricia lives. Wife ot Chlcago FOod to Go there « uld be no more In- status; Edwin O. ReLacbauer, ~j, Cc:ndilloNd film prcducer Henry UshlJi• _iclowl Ume to become am- married to a daughter of a LYNDY'S 8&n4>r1 and the mortl• York, held a one-man show LOl An,elft RESTAURANT II. ,.,.. ftcaUon his appointment evok- of his watercolors at the Hea- : Nam's 949 N. Hill St. J..-Chron lc. exXloIIvO _tc ed among the Japanese Mey• . RI 9-1449 ton Gallery in West NYack' l @c!.(•• ~ i (2U) 415-1294 bftWf'ft\ me:11ea and J. .. er arrived in Tokyo, J..i.ne 23, N. Y. in late . Aprtl. A prewar =- FUJ IMOTO'S Not only w e re the cited 1969. In hi ' three year. at Los Angeles Nisei who at- I £00 .. Iso. SEIJI DUKE OGATA " (lMI 'rom St. John's HOSI. II Restaurant PEKING FOOD problem. vexatioua, Meyer this pest, the U.S. - Japanese tended Chouinard Art InsU- 2052 S. ... Mon ico BIYd. ~ R. YUTAKA KUBOTA Santa Moni,., ClUr. c...... c...... SPECIALTY kn_ that In addreuln, hJm- treaty weuld be renewed, pro• D ~ , ~:~::, la!.;:"d st~:d ;tt u ~~ I A" libbl • • t Your MI,y , Gtorg:f hhlZ\lU 818 nq F•• .., Styfe .,,11 tn e/forlo at IOlution he visions would be ratilled for F.vo,Jt. ShoppIng C. ntar ..... R"M CKktaii ~ Cocktail Lo ••g. League in New York. His F", to .. ../f ered handle.... In his 28 revenion of Okinawa to Ja• Party &- I.ltquet paintings are In the perma• ~ i )'tars 01 aeryi.. In foreign af- panese admlniatraUon, U.S.• FUJIMOTO & CO. 20S E. Valley 8lyd. " Fac.ifitift laln, be h. d 8JIf:01allzed In ~':,"u~b'e ::.mtc I I I U e I nent collection of Revlon, Mc• Graw-Hill and the Unlv. of 302-306 S. "Ih We.I San Gabriel, Calif. DINAH WONG, Hostess The path to agreement Michigan art museum. Sa lt Lake City, Ulah Tel. 2B0-8377 would be beset with thoms, ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ CALENDAR scme of the dlmcultles caus• P. TheO. JBoxapanese 195, ArtIsts New AssnYork., The New Moon ed by blundera of the nation• 10014, was founded In 1972 to al admln . tratlcn. M a loyal assist its members and other Banquet Roo"" av. aable ' J apanese artists living and ally, Japan had uawned com• for ,mall or 11r9' gNUp, paUbllity between Japane.. working here as well 3S Im• and American dlplomacy, in• preve U.S.-Japan cullural re• cluding the usumptlon of a lationa. Sho.o Narano, 1975 912 So, San Pedro St., LOl Angelel MA 2-1091 cc mmen polley towards the president, hails from Kanaza• two lovernment. pro!... lng wa and had a successful ca• tc represent China. Ame. Ie" reer in Tokyo before coming had . upported the government to the U.S. In 1965. ,------,----_lillie Tokyo's Finest Chcp Suey House . on Taiwan, despite the unten• Curater Yosbilio Kakudo of ability of it.. claim to repre• J.panese rut at the San Fran• MARUTAMA CO. INC. SAN KWO LOW ocnling l h e ChJnese; Japan cisco AsIan Art Museum, Famous Chinese Food had followed suit. Neither Ja• Golden Gate Park, tr. ined Fllh CJlco Ma"ub ctur. r pan ncr America extended re- two Nisei docents, J ohn Eno• 228 E. ht St, LOl Angelel MA 4-2075 LOI An,e" 1 cOlnltion to the Communlat m oto and Am7 Dol to explain ... ."..,".. .. r.'.. M' ...... ~~~. ,.,~ . lovcrnment, on the Asl a tiC ~; h !e ! dl! ·~ ft' ~ er !! n ! t ! J! a~ p! a ! n ! e ! s ! 2 !! s C! h ~ 0 ! 0 ~ I S ~~;;;;;;;;;;~~ mainland. which represenla GARD ENA - AN ENJOYOBLE JAPANESE COMMUNITY the Chine.., In tact. Nixon 'Ihokku' • Poinsettia Gardens Motel Apts. 13921 So, Normandie AYe. Phone: 324-5883 July 18, 1971 , without con• 68 Units Heated Pool Air C"' ndUlcnlng GE Kitchens Television sultIng J apan, Nixon announc• OWN ED AN D OPERATED BY KOBATA BROS . • d he had accepted an Invi• taUon to vb lt Communist Chi• •• /111 11 11111 111111 111 1111 111 1111 11111111 111 111 111 111 111 111111 1I III III IIIII IIUIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIII' na. GIving the J 8panese IJttle time to absor b t h I . " Nixon .hokku" to lhelr 'polll'caJ len• Yamasa Kamaboko 'lbIllUe., the pre.ldent, a -WAI K IKI BRAND• month later , .truck at th e Olslrlbutors: Yamasa Enlerprlses livelihood of the J ap. nese al h. armounccd hl l "New Eco• 616 Sll nlord Ave., L.A. Phon e 626-2211 EMPI RE PRINTING CO. nemlc Policy". which Includ• 1/11 1111111 111 111 111 11 1 111111111 1 1 1 1 111 11 1 11 1111 11111 111 1111 ~~ J l l l ll l l l llll lll ll l lllllll ll l r lllll lll l l l llil l COMMERCIAL and SOCI AL PRINTING ed a 10 per cent l uroharge em imports. English and J tlpanese Th" J apane... had been try• ~oo~~ D E LIGHTFUL 11 4 W e ller St ., Los Angeles 90012 MA 8-7060 Inll to ,esolve lhe knolly eco• nomic Illue. between J apan INTRODUCTORY sert'ood trallts end America. In July, lhe J a• panese Texlile Fedoratlon had COpy I • DELICIOUS li nd be/lun 0 three-year prolr.m ~ • so ltasy to prepll re ot voluntary coni roll On tex• E agle Produce tile Ihlpmmla to the United MRS. FRIDAY'S States: Ihe J apan e Kovern• e MiIT VITAL INTERESTING ASIAN AMERICANS 929-943 S. San Pedro St., Los Angeles ment had promllcd to IIber.l- Gourmet Breaded Shri'mps 625-2101 Ize import provl.lonl . The 'ollow the plon ..rlno cor ..r 0' Hollywood·.. mo.t ce l.brot. d NJxO:1 .nnounel'm~nt demora- clnemalogroph.r Jam., Wong How. - l, o' n how LI. Col. Uy . yomo, and Shrimp Puffs Bo nded Co mmiss ion Merchants Jlud forelgn-..xchonS(e tranl- a I.' pilot. '.It and wo, t,. at. d a l an A,lo n Am .rlcon POW cop. FlSHK ING PROCESSORS .. nhml lind depre.. d the To- "".d by o n A,lon . nemy nollon - A young Son 'rancllCO Ch ino. Wholesale Fruits a nd Vegetables kytJ lLo('k markf!t. tawn police man 1. 11 , oboul th e co,"mu "hr h. ar.... '( up In a nd ho. 1327 e 15th St .. Lo, Ange l.. (213) 7<6· 1307 P~,h.pt the reod~r may flel :~ :.:: ~~~('h I ~o~ ~ I ~~ ~ I ~: f~~ ~. ; ;h~ :! . C: II ! ~~ ~ ~ I ~: I! : u::~:: &.he Ir"uter Iympalhy for whh hlghl tt molarity e • ., (.0 1I. d ed by any p. tton ,uMing '0' Iii Mcy.r "mid dltrleuHlca wi th ,101. offl,. _ En loy Ih _ beaullful color ,eproductlon. of Hlro lhlg e', lhp Admlni.lraUOn bee.u.e fomou, woodcuh _ feorn a bout t~ . m"n ond ho w h. f. 1t about UMEYA 's exciting g ift of Los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. 'hr' ehrcmJcJc I, Iprlnk-Ied with ~ h orl _ T~h and much marl . n~", at naUonal ft,ure.J .Inc0 l------______-II crispy Complete In surance Protection f.llen Into disrepute: RIchard goodness Alh. r. In ,. Agy., Alhoro-Om" su-K.kil o-Fullok. Nhu,", 8pl .., Ain"W, Maurice PI. o •••• nd mo my Fr •• inlroduellon copy of Jade. Tops lo r sheer 250 E. 151 5t .. _...... 626-9625 bWnl, J<>hn Ehrllchman, Ron lun.lxell emenl, An,on Ful lok. Agy" 32 1 E. 2nd, Sullo 500 .. 626-4393 263-1 109 JADf, ' 2 ~O lev" ly loulnord. lOI Al'loe l•• , Ca lifornia 900•• ZI" loI wisdo m Funako l hi 'ns, Agy .• Funakoshl. Kagawa.Manilka-Morey Th, b"!),, Is pc><>rly or,.nl.• plus FLAVORI 321 E. 2nd St .... " ...... 626·5275 462-7406 l"d, )nll ad ot 8l1fmblJna. an- Hhoh. t. In ,. Agy. , 322 E. Second 51 ...... 628-1214 287-8605 .IY/lnl Dnd Interprrilna ev- @)r!:"lnouye lnl. Agy.' 15092SVlvanwood Ave., N or ,~ alk ...... 864-5774 ,.nl , thr. aUlhr,r ,,(t(>"n t'nIQ,- Add,... I Tom T. It•• 595 N. L,n co l~ . P... dono ,749-7189 (LA) 681 -40111 In we,." Itc"m ("hrnnol.,.le- I Minoru jt-U. 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