JACL hails Maryland housing bill as Mason-Dixon breakthrough IS~" i aJ to lb .. PacWc Citizen) League. Both the Washington, D.C. W . ~HrNGTON - Maryland's Although a very much wa· JACL Chapter and the Wash· PACIFI ITIZEN General Assembly approvod lered-

  • y ro• ttlToughoul the world. Whether ne.'!:t spring, politics is expected to find its way into It can be Initiated by 1970 Is buro Milio. club preSident. bulldlnl( their llv... alter the "to carryon the Go lor Broke Vital Statistics much that Congress will or will not do. That Republi• wpr," the resolution read. conjectural because of the Close 10 Baldwin Hllls-CrensMw "rea cans feel they have an e.'{cellent chance to recapture January accident that killed spl~it so their sons and daugh• Hlrotaka Ichlyasu. 93, one of the oidest lasel ploneen of the the White House and to control the next Congress on• Churches three U.S. astronauts training ters can be proud of their San Francllco community died on ly emphasizes the political implications that mark for the first Apollo flight. AmerIcan heritage ... Too Mar. 24. An In surance man since will When NIshi HODgwanjl com• many Americans fail to recog• the 1920s. he was ltvJn, with hi. congressional activity through this and the next ses• pletes Its new building com• Cellist Ken Ishii nize how critical the situation youngest daulhter, Mn. tWlo 13-year~14 Society (Chlzu) Kawakami. He wa. a dt· sion. plex on a 21,1,-aere pa",el near Cellist Ken IshU, 1$ In Vietnam today." rector of the prowar Japanese • • • the 1st st. bridge east 01 Ll'1 !on or Mr. and Mrs. Jaok west 10th Methodist Churcb Assn. of AmerIca, a convert from 1.ltll. active Hollywood JACl.r members in Oakland sUl'prlsed Buddhism dunng WW2 and evan .. Minutes to Downlown or Int'!. Airport In anticipation of the political infighting that will Thkio It will Include a "com• Sports geUst for the local Japanese In• take place, as the recess began. House and Senate GOP munity center" suitable for ers. wlU be presented In the their pastor. the Rev. Norlo dependent Church. Heated Pool - Elmtor - TV athletic and special .vents 1967 Auditions 01 the Music F. Yasald and his wite Mary, Nisei Trading Lords retained Air Condilioned - 24 Hr. SWitchboud leaders Gerald Ford of Michigan and Everett Dirksen (heir championship in the an• seating 1.000 persons, accord• Teachers Assn. or Calitornla at the close or Easter services Youth NISEI OPERA TED of Dlinois minimized the accomplishments of the ses• nual Gardena F.O.R. Club In• Ing to Masaml SasaIcJ. building concert sponsored by the Lo. with a Easter basket cootaln· sion since it convened on Jan. 10. while Democratic committee chairman .. . The Angeles brancll April 8. 8:15 ing rilty Kennedy halt dollar •• vitational basketball tourna• 9 ~~. ~ag~~T~!'J~Ct~'=~ ~~~~ t;)~~ :4:5:42:;W;.:S:la:u:so:n'=l':A:":AX=5:-:2:544: leaders Carl Albert of and Mike Mansfield ment Mar. 24-25 by beating L'te brated Its 20th anniversary. Jsao • United Church of Japan. In its p.m.. at Hollywood HI g h marking their 25th weddIng Sakurai was the foundIng scout .. annlv~rsary. Berkeley Cleaners 87-87. ABC of Montana ma'{iruized them. 1967 Easter message cir• School. He will play Saint• The YasaIcJ. were master and Fred Koyama Is troop ~ Nursery won the consolation chairman. Ed Matsuda, Downtown ...... -.:: Congressman Ford summarized the record as culated to Korea. Taiwan, Sa ens Concerto for Cello and married at Loomis just prior L.A. JACL presIdent, and other ..,..- Lyndy'. Thailand and the Philippines. Ordlestra. accompanied by to Evacuation on Mar. 28 ... finals 64-60 over the Nisei scoutmasters of the orl,inal troop AIIIPJtt. 926 S. Beach 81. "rather skimpy. It was a near zero performance. I American Realty Tigers. To• asked for forgiveness tor hav· the All Prolesslonal Orchestra The Sanlchl Uyemanlkos 01 33 al St. Mary', were among lead- ...... ANAHEIM, CALIF. don't think that the Administration had a course of conducted by Louis Palange. Flresno celebrated their golden t50 Tanimoto. Lord forward, en elted. Tala Hlrokawa IJ Ihe JA 7-5176 action laid out last January. They padded some things ing supported the Japanese current scoutmaster. Harold Goertzen, militarists in World War 11. Ishii Is a student 01 Cesare wedding anniversary Mar. 25. was named the outstanding Res. Mgr_ lind abandoned others and the result is that Congress player. . The UCJ groups together .ome Pascarella. The concert I.s The couple has three sons Ke .... 8 eautles Belween Disneyland and is wallowing in inaction." 30 Japanese Protestant denom• open to the public wIthout il. Sujl. Elji, two daughters George Yoshlnag.. Kashu -:~~K:no:t:t's=B::er:ry=F:ar:m==: charge. Sachiye and Mi1dye Nakasbl· Tsuneko SblnomoliO, 22. of Congressman Albert retorted that "I am pleased. Inations. Malnichl English editor, an· Oakland was crowned Miss - and I believe that the country should be pleased at Se!ji ozawa, musIc director rna, eight grandchildren and nounced Ile was retiring from Bussei at the 25th annual one great-grandchild ... Mae• the progress we are making and the pace we are set• 01 Chicago's Ravinia :F.!stival. the boxing business with the Western You n g Buddhist School Front belle Hlr;l. onetime PSW re• will conduct three 01 the "4 return or bantamweight Osamu League conference at Asilo• ting in the House. We are well ahead of schedule. Japanese Institute of Saw• gional oUice secretary. of Azu• Members of the minority party seem to forget at times telle. 2110 Corinth Ave .• West O'C1ock" Sunday concerts In Mlyasblla to Japan. Bolh were mar. She came from Japan July. featuring the Cblcago sa and Kenneth M. H1rakanl. Ir England In mid-March that Congress is still controlled by the Democrats. Los Angeles commences a 14- 01 Honolulu. were re• nine years ago and Is em• Symphony. Among the princi• lormerly where Miyashita lost a II). ployed by the Bank 01 Ameri• MERIT They seem to hope to run Congress without assuming evening session on reading, cently mal'Tled In a ceremony pal soloists engaged to appear round decision to a British ca. the responsibilities that go with congressional leader• writing anc' conversational Ja· olllclated by the Rev. Paul panese to adult students on are cellist Tsuyosbl Tsutsuml tighter named McGowen ... Patty Akasaka, 17. of Whittier Ehip. They are still the party of blind opposition as (July 9). pianist Peter Serkln Nagano. Wednesdays !rom April 26. 7 Lt. Paul Maruyama or Travis will preside as queen over the now they always have been. I am speaking obiectively." (July 161 and violonlst Young Oau,hler ot the Henry Kaneko!. AFB hol>:!s the overall tille In 1967 Henry Ohye Trophy air race p.m.... Fifty private Japa· CheryU Diane, of Los Angelel slated .June 4 from Long Beach Senator Dirksen assessed the record as he saw Uck Kim (July 30), and Hldekl Obaya.hl 01 Se.ttle U,e U.S. interservlce judo to Las Vegas. She fa the daughter nese language school students of Mr. and Mrs. George Akasaka, it, "The calendar (of legislative enactments) is as bare have applied tor toreign Ian· were married Mar. 18 at the WlI• ohampionships. He also won offers Ihlre Methodist ChUrch belore the the d54-lb. title In the malelles active Selanoco JACLers. as Mother Hubbard's cupboard." guage study credit under a Enterta i nment Rev. Wesley Yamaka. Grqom Is 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Senator Mansfield. reading an U-page statement, proposal adopted by the L.A. Yuriko AmemJya, recipient an aeronauUeat engineer at Doug· held at San Diego ... Cassius Ciay bas called oU plans to . expressed the OOpe that the Senators would enjoy the City Scbool District. Granting of a Guggenheim fellowshfp ~:y \!f~ ~!~~o ·Olle:;~::;:;'n· anci 01 public school credit for ga• for ChoreograPhy. will apoellr Masako Nishi. daughter of the fight Oscar Bonavena 01 Ar• ''respite'' of the recess and "retu.n with renewed vigor ~o;;r ~:~jag~f v~!~d~aih~e~~~~ gentina in Tokyo on May 27 for the work ahead in the next few months." kuen courses has been de-• with the Martha Grallam la)'Denver, Colo. dena, Relays co-cbalrmen. you will have II lot of fun. muter of the RIYu Kai branch 'l'be first commercial air chorage beginning April L Big plans are undel'way. There 01 the Shofuryu Sohool 01 Ja• THE IMPORTS - Tooling down the freeway the Application forms are to be service between Tokyo and will be five beautiful damsels panese Flower Arrangement. other day, we caught up with a pickup truck with the dI tr"buted from the JACL Re· Moscow via Siberia will be making tholr appearance at The program was held at gional Ottice. CompcUtion will pioneered April 17 by JAL and name "Toyota" stamped boldly into the steel of the the National Convention in San the Viennese Ballroom at the tailgate. As we prepared to pull out around the pick· be the same AS last year In the Russian airline Aerofiot. Japan Tour- Jose where the contest of Huntington Sheraton. One round-trip a week is up, we noticed a brilliant red Toyota Corona sedan lour divisions a. follows: Her appearance was ar· (Continued from Front 1'8", Open - 100. 220. 410 . mile. '0 matching of the legs wUl be planned, departing Moscow at on our left. And on the right, a Datsun Bluebird. Sur· hI8h.. 120 low. 440 rel.y. shot• in progress. Prize will bel 1) ranged by Mr. and Mrs. Wil· 8 p.m. on Mondays and de. OCT. 25 IWED.I-Day It IlhIIre put. broad JU"lP, hlah jump, pole In Kyol<>. Accommodation at hotel. rounded by the Japanese! And so we proceeded down with the damsel. Only paid up Iiam R. Ruess, Jr. Mr. Ruess parling Tokyo at 11 a.m. on vault. Is principal of Marshall High OCT. 26 (THU.I-Leav. 9:30 I.m. the freeway, a Japanese pickup in front, a Japanese Junlon - SO. 100. 660. 120 lows. 1000 (;lubbers will be eligible Ttl u r 8 day s. The non-stop School In the Hollywood J ACL for T.karazu~a by matorcaach WIllI sedan to the right and another to the left, all of them broad jumP. hl,h jump. shol pul, to participate In this contest. flights between the two capi· guide. Attend Takaraluka Thaler pole vault. "",0 relays. chapter area. Main benefiela• being driven by Caucasians while this Nisei followed Mtd,el (13·14 YU.) - iIll. 100, The ironic thing Is, we're tals will take 10 hours, 50 party at 1 p.m .• courtesy of SumllOnIO 440 relaya. broad jump. high still receiving letters 01 pro• ry of the San Marino NCL 15 minutes eastbound and 11 Bank. Lunch at Takarazuka nNW in a General Motors product. jump. L.. ve 4:30 p.m. for Osaka, Iccomma! posals for thls damsel. Every• the Pasadena school for Ex· hours, 50 minutes westbound. This incident took me back, to 1950, when I visit· Cub. (11.12 yu.) - 150. 440 re• ceptional Children. dations at Royal Hotel. ed Tokyo for the first time since the war. Japan was loys. broad jump. hl,h jump. one thinks ihe palr of legs Weekly DC-S jet service be• OCT, 27 (FRI.I-Oay at leisure In 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 belongs to a store mannequin. tween Tokyo and Kuala Lum. Osaka. (Guide I. avaltabt. lor the still in pretty much of a mess from wartime damage. Be assured it Is warm, lively pur, the capital of MalaYSia, day). Accommodations at Osaka Raral Young men were to be seen in cut-down G.l. shirts Chapter Call Board Miss Japan due Hot.1. Aft.. a«ommodaUons tI11s and kicldng. will be Inaugurated by J AL nlght, the tour disbands. and trousers, and there were more wooden clogs on 1I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111~ LOS ANGELES - Hiroko Sa. May S. On Monday morning, Mar. ••• the streets than leather shoes. The streets were horri· Sequoia JACL saki, 23, arrives here April t4 JAL'. trans·Pacific and Po• NOV. 4 (SAT.I - All m.mbtn bly pocked with chuckholes; there just hadn't been 6, our thr~ office phones were as Miss Japan to compete In lar service.! also will be In. l\lemorlaJ Rites: Sequoia JA· k~eo~~tPf~rde::~",.~~~;. buzting like we were capturing the Long Beach International creased this spring. Hotel time to repair them. Prewar taxis, gasping along on will conduct Memorial Day or. Whose legs are these? Beauty Congress, April 19-29. New dally flights between NOV. 5 (SUN.I-Leave S a.m. lor the gas generated by charcoal burners in the trunk services at Alta Mesa In Los all the optical business In Toleyo International Airport for She Is a graduate of Kyorltsu Honolulu and Tokyo will be re• compartment, were still common. The charcoal cabs Altos. Fudge Kuwano wUI be Illinois. But they were J ACL• Identity Is promised at the turn flight, JAL Ftt. 2. Jr. College and has studied added to J AL's trans-Pacllic were fine on cold days; heat from the burners came In charge, assisted by Sat Ya· ers reading Bill Hosokawa's NOV. 4 (SAT.I-Arrlve 10:15 p.m. 1000 Club whing ding in classical dancing and flower schedule April I, bringing the Honolulu, depart 11:45 p.m. lor San through the rear compartment backrest. But they were mada and Al Nakai. column In the Pacific CIUzen San Jose, 1968, at the na· arrangement. alrllne's total number of week• Francisco. stifling when the weather was hot. whiCh he stated that he ly flights between the United NOV· 5 (SUN.I-Arri .. 6:30 •. m. Ikebana Classes: Late reg• in San Francl"o. Japan's automotive industry was just beginning received "a first cla$.! mimeo• tional JACL convention. Istrations will be accepted on ---*--- States and Japan to 27. JAL's Fo/ lurther Information, write to to produce again. Three-wheel trucks, pulled by what the first night of the Sequoia graphed renewal letter" b'om • ,new service will depart Hono• JACL National Headquar1trs, 1634 looked like oversized motorcycles, were everywhere. JACL ikebana class nem Wed· Headquarters for the 1000 Club The 1000 Clubbers who called 1000 Club Notes lulu at at a.m. and arrive In Post St., San FranCiSCO, Calif., or and tha t he will renew Ills commented that Is about Tokyo at 1:55 p.m. the follow• to . Haruo Ishlmaru, JACL cuttural Breakdowns seemed to be frequent. Once, when we nesday. April 12. 7:30 p.m., al it heritage committee, 1515 Tarrytown were held up in a jam behind an overloaded truck the Palo Alto Buddhtst Church, membersbip. Thank you. BlU. time that they had some rec· ---*--- Ing day. St., San Mat.o, CallI. with a broken axle. the Nisei G.I. who was driving me according to Mrs. Kinuko Ino· So you see, if you wlu join ognllion in the Pacific Citizen Mar. 31 Report: Since lbe ~norted uye, Instructor. the 1000 Club, you too, will besides just being listed ",hen firM of this year, the current around in disgust and said something like: receive a "first class" leiter "These Japanese have no business building trucks Cherry Adachi, chapter com· they contributed their S25. So 1000 Club membership total m ittee chairman, satd persons from me. may I Ulank Sir Bill Hosoka• has continued to climb to new and automobiles. Their steel just doesn't hold up. They wa and Sir Pete Hironaka In Major Medical Health who have signed for Japanese And of course. thanks to heights with the Mar. 31 re• ought to stick to making cameras and porcelain and doll making classes should also behalf of all the 1000 C1ubbers port. There were one new Life, Pete Hironaka's timely car· for doing an excellent job for lacquerware." attend as orders for kits will toon of our frustrating snow· and 183 new and renew• the 1000 Clubbers. Thanks ing memberships acknowl• JACL Income Profection Plans • • • be taken. storm and the· pair of legs, again. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA DISTRICT COUNCIL CHANGING TIMES - As one measures the pas· Ami Dol and Mae Ura are I think, set the phones ring· edged during the second half of March as follows: Hiro Kusakai, 275 N. Abbey Street, Fresno. Phone 233·6171 sage of time these days, 1950 was a long time ago. In still Interested In enroilees for lng. All the callers comment• For you 1000 C1ubbers there the intervening years the Japanese have overcome a Japanese foods project. ed that it was very unique will be a package kit of a We: San Jose-Yoshihiro Uchida. PACIFIC SOUTHWEST DISTRICT COUNCIL whatever problem they may have had with their steel, and assured me thai their traditional derby, a vest and J Bowling Night: Tets Fujika. 19th Year: PaSAdena _ Butch JACL Office, 125 Weller Street, Los Angeles. Phone 626·4471 and today their automobiles--with a fine reputation wa and Sayo Togaml are co• checks will be in the mail. a bow tie. And for the damsels Y. Tamura. a very unique garter. If there 16th Vear: - Wil• MOUNTAIN PLAINS DISTRICT COUNCIL for reliability and economy-are making significant chairing tlle Sequoia J ACL liam M. Marulanl, Dr. Hltolhl T inroads into sales in this, the civilization that rolls on bowling fun night at San Car• San Jose CYS keeps are any suggestions for the Tamak\. . Gall L. McClurg, 1390 Logan Bldg., Denve" Colo. Phone 292·0070 rubber tires. Both Toyota and Datsun are shipping los Bowl April 30. attire for aooo C1ubbers, won't 14th Vear: Twin CIUeo-Thomu you please drop me a line as T. Kanno: Gresham..lJ'routdale _ Dr. Taketa president Hawley H. Kato: San Diego _ 2'be ClIpltol Llfer"su,a.. :e CO",P_1' automobiles into the United States by the boatload Wilshire-Uptown JACL to Ule design of the vest, what with the two firms vieing for second place among im· George Kodama; Delano - Dr Home Office: Denver, Bridge Lessons: A series of SAN JOSE - Dr. Tom Take• could be written on It, and ~:o~al~af.a~;I~t.a~.rdena Valley ports behind the German Volkswagen in many states. ta was re-elected president of excellent Sales Oppol/unity for calee, agents. twelve weekly bridge lessons also lbe design of the garter. oJ:~ Year: Chfcago-Mtss Ariye the San Jose Community Significantly, both art' concentrating on economy sized sponsored by the Wilshire• Counting upon you. All In (alma/ion confiden/ial. call: Youth Service, a position he But the most Important item 12th Year: San Fernando Valley cars without tmportant American competition. Uptown J ACL Chapter will be• -Tom Endow: Tulare County _ PAUL CHINN Toyota boasts now that it is the world's third gin Wednesday night, April 12, has beld since the CYS was of all is-let's help thls damsel BJro5h1 Mayeda, Ed Nagata: Cln• founded six years ago. 'Ilaketa pull her garter to new heights. clnnaU - HIs8Shi Sugawara: Ft. General Agent largest builder of commercial vehicles, bowing only to according to Merlan Amano, Lupton - Dr. George Uyemura, cbairma n (RE 2·6431 1. i< also National JACL seere• Mrs. Margie Uyemura. FRED M. OGASAWARA & JIMMY S. GOZAWA General Motors and Ford. Toyota is producing at a tary to the board. The Jessons will be held ~J~ ~:!hu~·CZ;.u./,r~n~o~ll~ Associate General Agents rate of 700,000 vehicles annually and expects to hit Supported by leading J apa• from 7:30 p.m . at the Holly· Language school FuJita: San Fernando VaUey _ the million mark by the 1969 model year. Already, nese American groups In the 470 S. San Vicente Blvd. wood Community Center, 3929 Mrs. Michl tmaf. Tom T. Imat: Toyota is the world's ninth largest manufacturers of community, its program in· GARDENA - The Gardena Marysville - Thomas H. Tees .. Los Angeles Phone: 653·0505 Middlebury St., with Koya Iwa· passenger cars. All of which is little short of startling c1udes athletic and social ac· Valley Japanese Community dale: Downtown L.A. - S. K. moto as Instructor. Center was deeded three acres Uyeda. when one considers that the Toyota Motor Co. was tivlties for both boys and girls. lOth Year: Orange CountY-Jlm Various fund raising events, of land on 157th St. between ~~~hl~~re_ C~~~~1taka Gti~!~ founded in 1937 with the capital Sakichi Toyoda San Diego JACL Main and Avalon, where the realized from his invention of the automatic loom. sucb as pancake breaklasts, ka; Sequola-Satoru Yamada. Skatefest: San Diego JACL movie night, candy sales and old Gardena Gakuen was lo• 9th Year: Tulare County-Tee • • • will sponsor a family skating cated, Jast week. Proceeds of Ezakl: Watsonville - Dr. Clifford a spaghetti feed, are staged to Fujimoto: Seabrook - Robert S. 'DON'K.NAKAJIMA,INC, THE BOSS - Toyota's ranking official in the party at Sweetwater Rink, Na· meet costs. the acreage when sold are to F'uyuume: Pasadena - Fred A. United States is Shoji Hattori, president of Toyota tional City. on Sunday, April Others on the cabinet are: be used for r~tabJ1 s bing a Hlraoka: Reedie'y-Tak Naito. 16, 6-9 p.m. Japanese language school at 8th Year: Spokane - Frank M. Motor Dil'tributors. Educated at both the University Kay Tanouye. v.p.; Mrs. Michl HJsayasu: Arl.z.ona - Harry Ms.. REALTOR , of California at Los Angeles and Meiji University, he ltatant. rec. sec.; Mrs. E'lko Va .. the center, located at 2000 W. 5un8ga: Detroit - Frank Watana• Confra Costa JACL matchl, cor, sec.: Jun Santo, be; Mld .. Columbla - George M. 14715 So. Western Ave. tress.; Mrs. Terrie Taketa. memb.: 162nd St., where the Moneta worked with General Motors in Japan before the war Gakuen was once situated. Watanabe. Gardena, Calif. and joined Toyota in 1953. He has been assigned to Issei Night: The Shinsei Tom Ma suda, ftn.: Mrs. Aya Ka .. '7th Year: - Yosh T. Band will entertain guests and machJ. prog.: Mrs. Allee Kado• 1mat: Philadelphia - Dr. K. Stan. 323-7545 321·3386 the United States since 1957 during which time he naga. htst.; Morl Shimada, pub.: ley Nagahasht: Arizona - John .. Cont ra Costa J ACLers attend• Haruo Taketa. basketbaU: Rudy !on Sakata. Tadasht Tadano; Mid .. built the dealer network to more than 650 outlets. As ing the Issei Appreciation Toklwa. baseball: John KanUlki. Columbla-Mr. Setsu Shitara. Mrs Helen Masuda. dance claM. Support Our Advertisers of last fall, only Delaware and South Carolina of the Night April 23 at EI Cerrito 6th Year: Detralt - Mrs. Rose es: Mrs. Dorothy Hirose. band. K. Ball. William H. Ball: San HOME OF THE NISEI BOWLERS 50 American states did not have Toyota dealers. Community Center, according Dlego-Masaakl Hironaka: PhUa. During that 1950 trip to Japan, mentioned above, to Meriko Maida and Henry delphia - Charles S. Kambe; San - CALENDAR OF JACL EVENTS Lui. ObIspo - Ken Kltasako. I had a chance to renew acquaintances with many pre· Yoshisato, co-chairmen. Mfd-Columbfa-Masashl Mtgakt. HOLIDAY BOWL SUl Yea.r: Boise Val1ey-Takashi war friends. One of those who dropped by the Foreign April S (Saturday) AprU 22-~ 3730 CRENSHAW BLVD., L.A. 11 Venice·Culver-Comm. Ctr. clean.. West Los Angeles-Earth Science T . Kora: Venlce·Culver - Jack Correspondents Club in Tokyo at that time to say JACL DIAMOND PIN is re• up day. S. Nomura: Salt Lake City - trip, Bristol and Marble Moun• Floyd Okubo; Berkeley - Sho hello was a fellow named Shoji Hattori. His personal served for those who have Twin ClUe. - Jr. JACL aprtn, tains. show rehearsal. Sato: Gardena Valley - Robert rise is as spectacular as the growth of the mdustry served the organization as Na• Pasadena - Hana Matsuri booth, Tarumoto; Arizona - Joe A. -In West Covina Shopping Center n.ar Broadway Dept. Stor.- April 9 (Sunday) BuddhIst Church. \Vood: Puyallup Valleoy-HiroshJ with which he cast his lot. tional President. Cleveland-J"r J ACL Mtg. AprU 23 (Sunday) ~:~~~~~I:ry . French Camp--Communlty pICnic, Varucht. picnic. Micke Grove. 4th Year: Detroit - Richard April 11 (Tuesday) Fujioka; Snake River Valley - HOLIDAY· STARDUST BOWL Fresno - Community picnic, Eu• Harry .,. FukJage: Hollywood - Footnotes to History: Joe Grant Masaoka Sequola-Bd Mtg. calyptus Grove, Roedlng Park. Yuki Kamayatsu: Boise VaUey• 1035 W. WALNUT PARKWAY. WEST COVINA New York-Bd Mtg. Japan. So• Contra Costa - Isse.i Nights. New Harry T. Kawahara: West Los Rm. 1621. 6:30 dety p.m . 'upper, Member potluck dinner, E1 Cer• Angeles - Dr. Sakae Kawata, April 12 (Wednesday) rito Comm Ctr. 7007 Moeser Sequoia-Ikebana class, Palo Al• Dr. Robert Watanabe: D.C.-Mrs. une. 5-9 :30 p.m. Claire Minami: Mid·Columbfa - rSf' Japan Discovered to Buddht.1 Church. 7:30 p.m. April 26 (Wedne.day) Harl'3" T. Monoka; PhUadelphta Venice-Culver-Bd Mtg Venlce-Culver-Sklt rehearzal. -Mrs. Marton Tamalcl: Salt Lake Wilshire-Uptown - 12.wk. Bridge April 28 (Friday) CIty - Raymond S. Uno; Chicago s-. Piac1-BoUl. "Who discovered Japan? Why is where the followers of Gautama Bud• lessons. HoUywood Comm Ctr. San Dlege>-Bd Mig. 3929 Middlebury St.. 7 :30 p.m. Hollywood - Ikebana claM, now• -K. DavJd Yoshioka. so little known about the discovery? dha (circa 563-483 B.C.) were even then AprU It (Frtday) 3rd Year: San Femando Val• • Won', .lip e_ ill eef 1Ianda er View Gardens, 7 p.m . ley - Kabuml Arlmoto: D.C.• Who were the first Europeans to come much in evidence. On the Japanese Hollywood-Dance class (lst of 12 April 29 (Saturday) Capt. Allan R. Bosworth: San sessions). Flower View Gardens, Santa Barbara-Jr JACL progrea• Jose-I. K. Ishtmatsu: St. Loui5- • Woo" clog-etU1J '0 ,prinkle to Japan?" Puzzled Sansei have asked islands rough stone implements of the S:3O p.m . sive dinner. Dr. Ted Okamoto; Cleveland - us so we sought the answers. paleolithic age merged into the neo• April 15 (Saturday) AprU 30 (SUD day) Paul M. Sakuma: ~ Bolse Valley• • Wide fop Jo~ 'JIODfJ flWJlflriDd Cleveland-Jr JACL "Slave Day" Hollywood-Clam dlggtng, Ven• In October, 1543, fifty-one years llthic Jomon period some 5,000 years tura County Fairground' beach. John Takasugl: Reedley - BUt F. • project, Tashima res., 8 a.m. Yamada: West Los Anceles - • ec. be refilled CIJIil, after Columbus discovered America ago, which was characterized by smooth NC-WNDYC-Monterey Jr. .JACL Sequoia-Bowling Night. San Car• Ronald Yoshlda. hosts: Spring AcUvlty. los Bowl. 2nd Year: Dayton - Ray E. three Portuguese pirates, Antonio de stone instruments, pottery, weaving, San Francisco - Auxy benefit PSWDYC -Advisers' workshop, Jenkins; Oakland-Chiakl Saltoh: Moto, Diego Francesco Zeimoto and domestic animals and farming. Then dance, HoUday Inn, South San San Fernando Japanese Comm. San Dle,o-Yoshlaki Tamura. Chicago-Jr. JACL road rally. Ctr., 11 a.m. lIt Year: St. Louts - Dr. .John Antonio Peixotto, whose craft was cast the Yayoi period begins (350 B.C.·250 NC-WNDYC: Monterey Jr. JACL Hollywood - Ikebana class. FloW• Hara: San .Jose - .Joe M . .1io, host.s--spring Activity. er View Gardens. 2 p.m. "Rod Koban: Chical(o - Mitsuo upon a rocky Japanese island were the A.D.) with the start of rice farming Long Beach-Harbor _ Oriental May 2 (Tuesday) Kodama. Georl(e Ohka: Detroit first Europeans to set foot on Japan. brought over from the mainland. In 285 Fantasy Dance. Harbor Comm Wllshlre-Uplown - Bd Mig. 51. -Arthur S. Morey: Berkeley - Clr. 9 p.m . Mary's Episcopal Church, 8 p.m. Vernon Nishi, A. Scarcella, Har• These first white men to see the A.D. Wajin, the Korean teacher to Em• April 16 (Sunday) Venice-CUlver - PSW Convention ry TakahashI. peror Ojin's son, brought Chinese writ· Placer CountY-Community pic• Bd Mig. islands of Japan were washed ashore on nic, .J ACL Recreation Park. Ma.y 5 (Frtday) Tanegashima, southern land's end of ing. In 552 the king of Pekche (an an• San Dlego-Jr .1ACL .katefest. Chtcage>-Jr J ACL Mig. Sweetwater Rink. May 5-7 New Advertiser the main islands. As mutineers on a cient realm of Korea) sent a gold and April 17 (Monday) PSWDC - District Convention. copper figure of Buddha to Emperior West Los Angeles-Earth Science Venice-Culver .1ACL hOlts, Air.. 'LOS ANGELES - :I'be Quon ship off Siam they escaped by going Mtg, GrlHith Pa.rk Planetarium. port Marina Hotel. Mancllester brothers, Wally and Frank, aboard a Chinese junk which turned Kinmei. Venice-Culver-1OOO Club skit re· and Lincoln Blvd.. Los Angeles: The traders from the Roman Em• hearsa}. 1000 Club Whing Ding. hI.; have opened a newly re• out to be a pirate craft. It became storm April 21 (Friday) Victor Carter. Sat. banq. spkr.: modeled Grand Star Restau. tossed, lost its rudder and drifted in pire (27 B.C.-395 A.D.) traveled the PorUand - Theatre party, Clvic Jerry Enomoto. Sun. luncheon Theatre, 8 p.m. ,pkr. rant in New Chinatown. They the Japan Current which like the At· land routes to China. Marco Polo (1254- April 21-22 May 7 (Sunday) are tJhe third generation of 1324), the Italian traveler while lan• San Jose - Jr JACL benet1t Artzona-GoU tournament. Quons to serve Angelenos with lantic's Gulf Stream swings northward. movies. Oklda HaU. Milwaukee - Spring Festival, In.. None of the three was literate guishing in prison after his journey to San Francisco--J'r .1 ACL Sprin, ternatlonal Institute. tempting Cantonese cuisine, enough to write down his momentous China, dictated his incredible stories Show: Oeyarna. Marina Jr. High Dayton-Festival. supervised by "Mama" Quon School. 8 p.m . PNWDC - MId-Columbia JACL In their gleaming new kitchen. discovery. More likely as mutineers to of Zipangu which is the approximate Spokane-Suklyakl dinner, JlI,h• hosts: Quarterly session. Chinese pronunciation of the characters land Park Methodist Church. be hung, if caught, they didn't want Aprtl %2 (Saturday) pUblicity. Thus, another Portuguese Nihon. He told of having heard of Prog. Westslde-lnstaUaUon din• UMEY A's exciting gift of abundant treasures of gold and jewels ner. Plush Horse Restaurant. claimed credit for the discovery of Redondo Beach. 7:30 p.m. crispy Japan. Fernando Mendez Pinto, a in the fabled land of Zipangu. Scholars San Fernando VaUey-Scholanhlp swashbuckling adventurer and teller of were skeptic of such riches but dreams Benefit dinner. goodness of gold, glory and adventure beckoned. Venice-Culver - Square danee, Tops for shf!er tall tales, proclaimed himself to be the Comm Ctr. fun, excitement, Your favorite super setuonitlfl first European to land on Japanese Ferdinand Magellan (1480-1521) UlllllllllltIIllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltlltlllllIlIliU wisdom ... shores. whose ship first circumnavigated the 1967 Officers plus Flavorl Pinto's claim stood for more than globe missed Japan and was killed in three centuries. But historians couldn't 1I11111111111111111111t11111i111111111111111111t111111t11111111 the Philippines. The Portuguese took SEATTLE lACL reconcile the fact that the year Pinlo Macao in Kwantung Province in 1516. Tom S. Iwata. pres.: Jlro Aok1, declared he was in Japan he was in a Japan was a tempting lure, a legendary lst V.p .: Eira Nagaoka. 2nd v;p.: Richard Iwasaki, 3Td v.p.; Thomas Um.ya Rite Cak. e•. Peldng jail. Now, musty. old Japanese kingdom. T . lmorl. treas.; Ruth Matsuo. rec. Los Ang.l" AJI-nO-MOTO· port records show no Pinto to be on When Pinto was freed from prison sec . ~ Rose Ogino. cor. sec.~ Elmer Ogawa. hlst.; Dr. Terrance Tod •• the original crew or passenger list. The he met one of the three original dis• del.; George Iwasaki. alt. del.; local daimyo had ordered deportation coverers of Japan, Diego Francesco George FugamJ. pres.--elect.: Akira Aramaki, Sad lshlmitsu. Dr. Kay SUNSHINE CARPET CLEANER ... IT BU'-IIIIIOT All .I.a..... of the Portuguese and Chinese intru· Zeimoto, whose accounts of the mythic Toda. Paul Tomita. Robert MIlt• suura. KJml Nakanishi. Ted Sa• • CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY ClEANING • ders of that disabled craft to mainland wealth of Zipangu fired him to join to• kahara, Peggy Nagata, Nob t Fm Estlmatts China. gether in an expedition in 1545. Pinto Kyono, Tom Mayeda, Helen Akfla. WillIam Ishil. John Y. Sa· TOMMY KOTANI • DU 1·7748 The Japanese, like the Chinese, later told of his exploits and pushed to. Sally Kazama. Richard Yarna• 1031 South Kingsloy DrI .., Los Ang.l" described these first westerners as the date of his entry into Japan to 1543, oakl. Takako Yoda. Milsufl Nolt, Eagle Produce "strange people, wholly ignorant of the published accounts of which ap· George Kawachi bd. 01 10v. etiquette, knowing nothing of the pro· pear~~nfo,!6sl~~y 929-943 S. Sin Pedro St. MA5410' per use of wine cups or of chopsticks, tells of the daimyo of He narrates many shipwrecks, SH IMA CARPET COMPANY and in fact little better than the beasts Bungo paying them a thousand taels of his being sold into slavery 17 House of Oi\llnttl .. Carpel5-4126 E. Florat Dr.. LA. AN 2·2249 BoDded CoJDJDlsalDll IIIerdIaIa ~ ______~~ ' __~ ~LJ~ ______.... ~·~ __-L~ A a ' . H '-L~-J __,~ ~ _ ti~-m ~ e ~s, ~ r ~ a ~ idl ~ 'n ~ g ~ th~ e ~ oo ~ m~ b~ s __o ~f~ __~ruw~StiGU~mu~~~~~~ ~ · ~ Cg~~~m~M~~~'jC.~~ 4-PACIPIC CITIZIN Friday, April 7, 19117 "ell'o elJl efllJ\II It. 'MIat .. unmHlllllllnllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllHlIlIlIlIlIIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlI1 needed p/lJllcal JIN1I~ t101. Human beIn, til IiDmlll JUNIORS RAISE Fallacies about Negroes dispelled ~ J:DITED J'OR TH& YOUNG IACL-EII i heln, communioaUoD .. eel and not money l11li I Jot b, thl National Junior JaplntH Amulean Cltlun. LUlU' ;: $1,267 FOR PEACE how bad we blve beeD and i, black. 01 acUonl.os dII.W1a1ob. 00. we must do ,omelbing to You calUlot diaD" 'Nlllt make up lor It" The usual happened , ...terda,. but you 'lbe San Fran.bco Jr. JACI. I CORPS PR OJ ECT would Uke 10 thank Gent Orro answer Is money, People. both can prevent wbIIt ha, blfl> WASHINGTON - TI, • .first Jr, black and white. 'A around pened lrom hapPlJlln. III lIIe lGr I!OII1rlbuUn8 01 his Umt I JACL National Youth Project. condl!mnln, Ibe white man for tuture, When we Involve our• Ind eoergy. Many que,tIo1I E tn raise $1,000 for the Peace what he baa done 10 the Ne- .elves In only grOUP BeUon. were answered. doubll dis. MISAKO BASES!:. PO. Box ". Yett.m. CaUf ...... £dltor Corp.' Scllool Partnership Pro• gro. TIlls Is exactly Ule thing we lave oUl'lelvet lrom Indi. pelled and fallacies were ell. grRm tSchool-to-Schooll h o. the white man want. to hear. vidual re.ponslblUty, It is I minated. By no means were Material for Thill P"ce Must Ruoh thlll Youth Pa,_ Editor bcen successfully complelcd. aU the problema settled. Ther. ~ by the Third Friday of the Month If you IIlvc people hell. It's waste to talk about a problem E Thlrly-()ne chnptcr' partici• • way leUin. them the unless you think about Ind is ltill 10 much more we oan ot ott It ~ach iiillll llll"lll""""llllll"l lllll lll lllll "'"" pated to ralse $1.267.50. hook. The pa·t ts done and learn that It alfecla you .. 1.lrn trom olher. If WI PI'escnlation of lhc l'ecelpL~ you cannot chango It. 11 does an individual. The NeIra eom• make the attempt to commu• Accent on Youth: Al an Kumamoto to the Peace Corps will bc no good to be absolved of munity dId not cause Ibe PMb• nicate. Ind we must make that made 8t til. EDYC. July your guilt IccUn,s "hy read· lem. and the 11. is Ibat the "tempt if we are to Uve I.D quarterly meeUng to be hosled • "Greater America." ing Baldwin." S "llllllll ll llllllllllllllllllllllllllnl1l1l1l1l1l1n ~ by the Washington. D.C. Jr, Spring Fever JACL. National JACL Presl• dent Jerry Enomoto and Prol• What can you do? Well. you Z J I can say, '4I'm not a Negro 31 • II 5 • • • ect Chairman Norman Ishimo. FRANK DIALOGUE-Youth Opportunity Center psy· d~ccnds Ics-Hollywood Jr. JACL and ~ Liquid sunshlne to will mak. tbc pre. entation. chologist Gene Orro (left) of Hunters Point speaks to and I can not leel nor know § upon Los .&.ngeles and with the Meldco service project In 5 Seate~ temperamental weather-hoI Tijuana I arranged by San Die• Peace Corps wlU use the San Francisco Jr. JACLers on Negro youth. at &. cold-we must settle down go Jr. JACL) are being {I. mon<)I 10 purcha.e building table arc Janice Idc, Carl Yamaguchi. Carolyn ShlO Za• ~~;,?::u :::~~r::t ::~t:: i~= to Ille job at hand after fight• nalized. materials lor schools in two ki, Glenn Watanabe (pres.) headlines and try to under- ':==_ foreign communlUes. with the S"tllI , Ing a two week cold. Finals. ~ TI,e MDYC ond EDYC are primary purpose 01 continulng stand lhe Negro as an indio quarters, and s~mestcrs are Ne~ o plight. But is money enough? vIdual. By the way. the Negro ~ preparing lor their joint con• contact and friendship be· Gene 0 1'1'0. a Pl1- § : .', .... all over for mo t students and venUon towards summer's end oholorlst at the Hunter', Orro points out thaI pOverty perceivos the Japanese Amer· § . lii we are now well Into 1967. tween students of the foreign In Chicago. EDYC has Bn· school and Its respecU,·. U.S. Point l'o uth OppoliunlU .. i, a way 01 life, and the Ican as whUe. ~ PEKING STYLE SPECIALTY ~ Although reports a re not au t Center •• ame to speak at the. Negroes have adjusted to It Be more a ware and care _ _ other meeUng scheduled for school. yet, Inlermountaln and Mid· touring Washington, D.C. in San Franol.co JAGL Instan l · and are content with It In what happens to your fellow § 949' N. Hill Street ~ Parkway Higll School 1St. west District Youth Council July. tlon clnnner nntl a few days most cases, In Iact. the per· man. Do no t b e kl nagd nd I v e 0 =§_== Lo· Angeles =_s_= were scheduled to bave their LoUis. Mo.) and Maryknoll later he .ame to mc.t with son who llvcs in a "poverty Ihe Negro a diploma when MA 6-8723 CathoUc Grammar School lLos res!,«ti"e DYC meeting last HISTORY RELIVED the San Franctsoo Jr. J ACL. area" did not really know that he can not even read or wrlte, ~ Closed Mondays ~ weekend. Angeles) b a ve tentatively Reca Illng the three-week Thl5 uUele Is • summlry he was poor unill studenls. and then send him out Into § CockLaIl. _ Banquet lIoom. § Pacillc Southwest DYC Is egreed to carryon for the Jr. ot his views from tbe •• two Ph.D .• and graduate students. the adult world to compete. § A.. Ua blt § loolring forward to their dis· MDC-EDC speaking circuit ol JACL in corresponding with lwo years ago. I settled down meeting'S .. came along aod .ald. "You He will only feel frustration ~ HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINERS ~ trict convenUon tbe first week· the foreign schools. o 475 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-1821 to dinner last Friday [March people are poor. and we are when he (aUs. Wouldn't you? § EVENINGS: WED, TO SUN, § Ntw Chlnalown • Los Angeles end of May. DYC Queen Can· ParUclpating School. BY RUSSELL OBANA hcre 10 help you because you Do not let yourscU give Into 311 with an old friend. This = ~ue t Room for All DeCISion, test and Art Show are high· ,bould not be poOr. It Is nol a kid who shouts, "You can'l r.illlllltltlllltltllltltllltltltltllltltllltllllllllltllllll;: old Irlend. Joe Grant Masao• Because Ihe Youth Project lights for !!lIs event, hosted by San Francisco right." make me do my homework. ka. J·apanese Amerlcan Re• depended upon the support of the Venice-Cuh·.,r Charmes. /!'he Negro lives In a ghetlo. The Negro who stays home 1 Is got black pOwer behind seaNh Project Admlnl.tratoI the Individual chapters. the Superb Cantonese Food - Cocktail Ba, -Banquet Room. or at least we tend to think ~very day. beat. his wIle. and me!" Do wllat I. best for SUlIIlIlER LOOK at UCLA, Was later the guest participating <:hapters will be of him there. We see him in gets drunk on Saturday nlgllt, him even it you are afraid Vour Hosts: Wa ll y l nd Frank Quon speaker at !!le West Los An• asked to each nominate a poverty and to us pOverty i. HopeIully, youth groups are geles Jr. JACL lnitlal mem• feels great. He does not lose he will not like you at the school In tilOir area. From the bad. It should not be. There· any ego, because he does not time, GRAND STAR appraising their ,cbedule for bership meeting at Stoner ilst of nomlnaUons. two schools fore, we give money to help put 11 on the line. He can Do not give him a gratis the coming months and, 01 Playground. Chairman for the or more \\ill be selected as these poor people out of their just say, "l'm goln' to stay job when he wants accept• Restaurant course, tile summer acUvltles. event was Russel Nomura our representaUves. Details home and collect my weUare ance. Do not make blm Ieel A comment from Barbara with adviser Mrs. Mary Ishl· will be sent out soon. 943 Sun Muo Way COpposlto 951 N. 8dwy.l Iwata of Seatue Indicates that check because that "lute bas· he hasn·t a chance becBuse he NEW CHINATOWN - LOS ANGELES zuka and JACL Chapter Pres· A majority of each district thl!ir Jr. JACL is antlcipating Ident Elmer Uchida looking on tard downtown wouldn't hire gtltlll tl tl"t1t1t1 """""""""""II"""II"""'~ MA 6-2285 " possible function down in youth council participated. and 'Oeyama ' to run me anyway." So. he slays ~ § with a mIxed audience of three districts, Eastern. Mid· U-.. Los Angeles. Yes, that's rtght, ,"Outh and old to hear the home, bcats his wlte and § 1'1 'HGWG"G § Los Angeles for tile summer. ~tirrlng west and Intermountain reacb· orinks his booze. I§ 3 § "History or the Japa· ed 100 percent. NC-WNDYC Also. aeeording to the Port· nese In the U.S.". willI com• Ap ril 21·22 at In tile ghetto, there Is se· § Sweet Shop § land Chapler JACL Bulletin's was the Iirst to finish. pre• curity. Johnny can come home ~ 244 E. 1st St.. L.A. ~ ments Included about JACL. senting 5315 from nine chap. Youtll Page. "the city of the The program began with In• with all "F's" and feel happy § MA 8-4935 § u ters founded to early 1966. Ro!ies may host a summer troduction by various youth S.F. Ma rina JHS about it because all the other ~ "tllII"'"II"IIII"""" "" " "" "" I ""II"" ""ffi workshop as they did two members on the purpose as Two o{ PNWDYC's chapters. kids on the block re.,.ivember.,blJt Dues tor 1 yur s ubscrlptlon- expanding and highly thought·provoking "Letters to E'xCt'pt (or JACL staff writers, news and oplntons exPressed RIGOLETTO KNITTING MILLS by l"OlumnisL' do not neecssarllY reflect JACL policy. the Editor" section are proof that the Nisei "voice" is 301 BOYD ST, LOS ANGELES beginning to assert itself. No longer can the Pacific An Equal Opportuntty Employer 6- Friday, April 7, 1967 Citizen be labelled "Ihe mouthpiece of the JACL", or just an organization newsletter, Husband off to Work Th e past several years has shown significant COMPUTER changes in the personality and attitude of the PC as Children off to School dictated by the changing times. It has become ana· OPERATOR Want to earn $100 -S300 per tional sounding board of Nisei opinion. Opinions that month In your spare time • • • tell us that most Nisei are not necessarily liberal in N.C.R, 500 Call 225-6957 their thinking as some of our leaders would like to VICTOR SUTO public schools. JACL'3 best SCHOOL INTEGRATION believe-that there are conservatives and even ultra· E. perlenco on ellher N.C.R. • REAL ESTATE - Los Angel .. hand would be to see that conservatives among us. And by us we include the As a uou-Southerner. the NI· this state of aifairs doesn't 3100-390 or 500 System preferred. JACL .. Magnetic Ledger System Background sei would say "hurrah OJ to the occur. Ikebana • Sacrifice by Owner far.reaching decision 01 March • • Call l ou Johnson New 3 bdrm., 2- 112 bath, bullt.ln 29 bv t\1e U.S. circuit court R ADIO JAP Al\ The first of a monthly Civil Rights page in the carpel, drapes, landscaped. Pacific Citizen got a rousing send· off with the Spring 386-3730 Mt. Washington WesL Area of appeals affirming the rul· Starting this week, Radio Ing that public scbools in sb, Supplemellt devoting its tabloid pages to commentary Japan has inaugurated a 52· $26,450 Soulllern states from kinder· JACL's Man in the South: on this vit al issue that confronts not only the JACL part series entitled "Japan, Call 254-9765 garten up must be integrated 100 Years", relating both its but all Japanese Americans. Here is an issue where at the start of Ibe faU term glorious and miserable events ' we get im'olv<:> d? No doubt, voices will be heard on Restyling • Rebuilding . Repairing Articles", "bich set fortil the courts. Every"here I went I Nothing happened. So they era ted on a segregated basis this subject. administrative principles of Invariably met local Negro next organized a bus boycott - KIKI CRAFT - In order to qualify for federal The pages of the Pacific Citizen will continue to '" OPERATORS ( the new government. leaders who-though they may but because the buses con· Single Needle & Specials FREE ESTIMATES funds. he an open forum for all opinions on all subjects to 3rd Week-"A boll t i on of live in sbacks, were poorly tinued to run. there remained Experienced on Power Machine. PICK·UP & DELIVERY As a precedent. the ruling Factory in East los Angeles. Clans and tbe E stablishment dressed or were unpolished in only one olher alternative: to be heard. The PC should be more than just a series SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Is e~1"'cted to affect segre• of Prefectures", as the first speech-had great strength of blockade the buses. of columnists expounding their views issue after issue Mrs. Sera gated schools throughout tile step for unified and central character and a quiet dignity but thev ~hou l d be thE' provokers of opinions and at· 1219 S. Herbert T.1. 264-2680 1526 W, Jeffer9:ln Blvd. nation. government with the Emperor A CALL F OR COURAGE litudes -among the readers. If you agree, or if you Japanese Spoken But the "hurrahs" die when which. in their v ..ry simplicity, Los Angeles - RE 4-3975 as head of state. shone unmistakably through. the racial composition of For local Negroes to take (lisal(ree. or if you have another viewpoint, let it be Yamato Employment Agency Steye Kobata • Terry Kobata 4th Week-"From the Tem· And more than once I felt schools in the North and the these measures in a rura] known. Write a letter to the Editor. He's a nice guy. Job Inqui ries Welcome 'I'~e pIe Schools to Modern Sebool downrigbt humble in the pres· community in the deep South Rm. 202, 312 E. 1st St., L.A. West is under scrutiny. System", whid, established the MA 4-2B21 • N.w Openings Dally Congress has already received ence of such people. requires something more than public scbool system. OF INTER EST TO MEN SAN CARLOS HOTEL a special report on race and Iortitude. In the Black Hawk PRESS COMM ENTS: Radio Japan has powerful IN BLACK HAWK, M1SS. Carbr-Tuneup Man , ...... 5001700 (Facing Pershing Square) education from the U.S. Civil area there have been night· Body .. F endpr l\1an, nr dntn . .. 400 Ni cely Furni shed shortwave transmitters beam• Ranch Caretaker Wdlnd Bill 350T Rights Commission to eJimi· In tbe Mississippi Delta riders shooting into Negro Rooms-Privale baths D ed around the world. For E xP J anitor, Gardena ...... 1.90hr LOW AS ...... $4 A nate racia: imbalance in the country there is a spot on homes, shooting at cars and Shipns: elk, eastside ...... •. 433 North Americans. the "Japan, leadership Headache Near Libra ry, Th.alers y public schools. How this Is to the map labelled "Black at least on one occasion the J r. Buyer-Transformer Co. 500/600 100 Years" series are broad• Teletypist, dn tn ...... 325 Shops, Restaurants be implemented Is the tough Hawk". And if I had not care• intimidators brazenly congre• F ie elk, bakery ...... 33 cast twice on Thursdays at fully checked my road map. gated in daylight in the Negro SY ROY YOSHIDA In his position he weU realizes 24 Hou r SW• itchboard question. 7:2() p.m. EST and at 6:35 OF INTEREST T O W OMEN Ta>.-payers against altering measured the miles on the community. However, when Ibat on all controversial mat• Typist. magnetic tape att .. to '1 00 507 W. 5th Street p.m. PST in the Q6 and 19 Newcastle. Calif. the present system for the odometer as well as keep an the Negroes armed themselves ters he will be damned if be A IR-AlP Clk , eastside ...... 400 (CORNER OLIVE) LOS ANGELES meter bands. There is no closed season Gen Ofe Gir l, fuel dim ..•••. 425 schools in the :<"orth and the eye open for road signs, I and returned tire, someltow does and damned il he doesn't. On Fridays, 15 minutes ear• on a leader of an organization Seety, temp must travel ...... 540 West are being countered with would have missed Black the bravado and zest of Ihese In other words, he iust can't Doctor's Assl, westside .. 80J85wk lier than the above schedules, -be it large or small. He Is Si!yerlake . Hollywood· Echo Pa'" 1he precedence of the wartime Hawk entirely. Even then, as nightrlders cooled and shoot· win from losing. Live- in Housekeeper ..• ,250 ...300 is anolber Dew Radio Japan fair game for pot·,bots from Groe Checker. westside . ... 1.65hr relocation of Japanese Ameri• it turned out, I missed it by ings all but ceased. being Stock-C1k. optical ...••. •• 65-twk series, "Our Land and Peo• the membership throughout his J ACL Fortunate Nisei American cans to prove that the federal a few miles and bad to back· limited to Isolated instances 00 tenure of office. government can step in. when 'PIe". depicting the life and track. It was no wonder be· lonely roads. It has been J ACL's good vitality of modern Japan that Comments by tile member· Realty dealing with a specific race cause, as far as I could de• fortune to have been able to should aid the JACWapan And so, fur the Negro par· ship-good or bad, solicited or for any purpose. termine, Black Hawk consist· ents to organize the bus boy· come up with tol>'notch leaders 2029 SU NSET BLVD ., L.A. 2& Tour member to appreciate unsolicited-are part of the Those in favor of govern· ed of one slore with a gas of Niseidom to guide its des• MARUKYO DU 8-0694 the trip ali the more by way cott and implement it by game. One needs to become ment intervention to improve pump in front and pemaps a 'blockades In protest of the tiny aU these years. Some of Kimono Store Eddie E. Nagao, Rtallor oC interesting background. inured to them, if one aspires racial bal""ce in the school mailbox inside the store-all Inequities being imposed upon them served during trying Wallace N. Ban Initial broadcast covers Ty .he O.lief Executive its cherry trees near Nara and open pasture which fronts a On tile appointed morning. a good sign of an active or· excellent job, particularly and in the national interest, Ihe Imperial Palace. dusty, country road. This col· lhe 'Parents gathered at 6:30 ganization. when you consider Nisei's in• Plastic and Metal even though martial law had It makes us want to tUrn umn is about Mrs. Blackman Pantograph Engrayl ng a.m. and with their children terest in J ACL somewhat lag· !lot been declared. in our FM·AM radio at the and her son, Willie, and tile Role of Criticism Specializing In Trophies & Award, went to block the buses. ging of late. He has traveled Yet. a dilemma may arise PC oUiee for a good shortwave incident of which I wrIte is Among those present were lI'here is nothing wrong with far and wide to seek· be Iter NANKA One of the l argest Selections for J ACL ii it ever reaches set to bear fue "Japan, 100 a matter of public record. Mrs. Blackman and her three criticism of constructive na• ENGRAVING CO. 2421 W. Jefferson, L.A . RE 1-2121 the point wbereby to invali· Years" sedes. It's still office things for the organization. He children, including litUe Wil· ture. A leader should not con· 3723 W. Plco BI ., LA, Cal.90019 JOHN TY SAITO & ASSOCIATES date tlte constitutionality of hours for us when these pro• SPLIT SCHOOL SESSIONS has made time-consuming visi· HIDEO YAMAGUCHI· 735-5677 lie, age eight years. Also on sider himself Immune to crlti· tations to various chapters Evacuation, we also tie led· g"runs • re beamed to Nortb cal views simply because he's The school district of Car• hand were the local constabu· and their leaders to counsel CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC eral hands from integrating America. lary, the deputies as well as trying his best. If criticism is roll County, in which Black the strong and strengthen the R.al Estate & Insurance Hawk is situated, operates school officials. When the par· warranted, relevant and bell>• weak. ful, then it is valid and proper. Est;~~~hed Tokyo Topics: Tamotsu Murayama segregated schools in more ents and the children blocked His sincerity and entbusiasm NIS EI Nakamura ways than one. J\.mong other the buses, both front and rear, A leader is certain to im· have rubbed off on those who things, tbe scIlool district 01>' the drivers (all Negroes for prove his position more from are entrusted witih the task of Realty erated a "split session" for Negro buses) were instructed critical comments than from promoting the J·ACL program. deceptive accolades. He knows 2? Meiji Centennial Poems only the Negro cbildren. This to move the buses ahead. His seemingly tireless efforts TRADING CO. 2554 Groye St., Berkel.y 4, Calif. • • • • meant that only Negro chilo W'nen one of the drivers pro• the meaning of the former. have been most fruitful. • APPLIANCES · TV • FURNITURE Pho ne 84B-2724 Tokyo planned in 1968, has received dren attended schools during tested that this would mean while the latter may dull his True. some members are in 34B E. FIRST ST., L.A. 12 San Mateo Hayward Offlct sense of direction. 512 Th ird Ay.. 25101 Mission BI. 'I'~e Meiji Centennial Com· items about the Issei pioneer.> the suffocatingly hot summer running over Ibe children, the disagreement with the stand MAdison 4-6601 12, 3, 4) 342-B301 5B1-6565 mittee, which is collecting bis· in the United States, especially months; then wilen tile white slashing command was, "Run However, one must take J erry has taken on controver• torical data and mementos for of those who lived during the children returned to school over the sons of bitches! II pains to insure that his com• sial matters. His preacbments ...... the various celebrations being early part of the Meiii era. from their summer vacation The drivers were removed ments don't generate more on some subjects are consi• ED SATO period, the Negro children and fired and most, if not aU, heat than light. dered unacceptable in certain I CINEMA Three poems submitted >y I'm sure Jerry Enomoto, PLUMBING AND HEATING were let out of school to be never regained their employ• quarters. But you got to give Remodel and Repairs - Water ...... tilis correspondent to tbe com· National JACL President, was mittee are dedicated to Kana· available to work on the cot· ment. him credit for his open ex· Heaters, Garbage Disposals, Now Playing till April 11 Specia l Report - ton plantations and cotton well aware of occupational !pression of h is views. He has Furnaces ye Nagasawa, who was sent -Servicing los Angeles-• (Continued from Front Page) fields. A CRILD SHALL bazards of the presidency of not fli nched nor backed away 10 London by Lord Shimazu LEAD THEM a far.f1ung organization clus· Call: AX 3-7000 RE 3-0557 Heitai Yakusa Dai Dasso of the Satsuma Clan in 1867. In addition 10 the summer from taking a stand. With him (TIIB HOODLUM SOLDIBR) school because they need tered with diversified interests Nagasawa and five other stu· heat wbieb resulted in numer· Among those blocking the you know, which direction !le's Shlnlaro Katsu, Takahlro Tamurll money or they can't read. Mil• and needs. If he bad any dents were then taken to New ous Negro children coming beaded. -Hokubei Mainicbi Mlchlyo Yasuda, Miklo Narlla dred Kaigawachi, Helen Ma· b uses was litue Willie Black· doubts, recent tum of events York by Thomas Lake Harris. home with heat exhaustion, man who refused to leave. San Francisco Aloha Plumbing AND tl'aki and Carol Nakayama, all cert.ajnly must have dispelled PARTS & 5UPPLfES Nagasawa continued to move the state of disrepair of the One of the deputies, six feet from Hawaii. were selected to -Repairs Our Specialty- Tokyo Onigiri Musume westward, eventually settling Negro schools further reo and 200 pounds, grabbed WiI· r work under Dr. Jo Stanchfield, th~rtunatelY, Jerry, like all 'Prooerty Value & Race' 1948 S. Gra nd, Los Angeles in Santa Rosa where he en· gressed; in one instance, be .. lie and bodily yanked bim out. professor of education at Occi· other presidents who preceded F OWLER - " P roperty Value RI 9-4371 gaged in farming and pio· cause the sebool toilets were And spunky Willie returned ..... Itim, is a man strongly dedi· and Race", a Iilm based on dental College. not functioning, children had neered in winery. rigbt back to his post in the cated to the purpose and the UC Berkeley studies on Orien· to use make-shift 0 p en l-Year Results During his lifetime, he be• picket line. The deputy yanked responsibility of his high tal and Negro properties in the COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION trenches. In the linguistic reading re• came well acquainted with the Willie out again and this time, office. And dedicated men are San Francisco Bay Area. was Designing .. Installation • search program for pre·primer literary giants of that period, with his h am·hock·like hands, not easily disillusioned nor dis· shown to Fowler JACL memo Maintenance 3020 Crenshaw Blyd., RE 4-1141 readers (Mrs. Nakagiri has Edwin Markham and Joaquin he dealt a reeling blow across suaded by adverse criticisms. bers recenUy. Sam J. Umemoto been engaged in this specialty Miller. He was also a close Willie's head and face. friend of other personalities on Housing I asked (be witnesses what Now Playing till April 11 for two years) at Pacoima (Continued from Front P age) 1IIIIIIIIICI,;;I;.;IIIIIIC;I;;;I.I;;IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII===_~ L: : ::':~ ! !R.~i~;i~~:;::~ ~ :r School, out of a class of 30, the academic, political and Willie did then. And each one judicial scene. iold me that Willie was cry· Tobo ta Okite three were retained in B-2: before J une I, 1967, and com· (TilE ESCAPE) one was a borderline case, an .. The poems: pleted by J une I, 1968, are ing - as any eight·year-old ~~~ er ~:~':~~ L~OAngeles would do - and willi tears At Wedd ings - 25th Annlve ""ry Parties 1506 Noboru Ando. Michtko Obata other a non·English speaking exempt. Also exempt are - Special Consideration 10 Orqanlzations - AX 5.5204 Keljl Takamlya, Mayumt ShlmJz1.l TO MY FRIE ND AND BROT HER streaming down his face, WiI· sludent, and I\,e olher entered all owner~ccupied apartment CHE STER YA MAUCHI RE 5-7661 LOS ANGELES § ':=====~==:=:~ AND the program very late. -KANAYE NAGASAWA buildlngs 01 12 or fewer units, lie walked back to take his l il lillliIllllliIllliIlIlIlIIlIlIIlIIlIJlIIlJIlIlIlIIlIIllIIlJIlIJlIIllJlliIlIJlIIiIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ - owners of five or fewer houses, place in that picket line. ~~rrppprrrHHHMH~HeerHHHHNHHMr Dai Nippon Chambaro Ten were advanced to lop Preparedness Somehow I have a feeling reading group, nine to the low condominiums, and coopera• YunoJuke Ito, Koklcht Wad .. For all your days prepare, tive apartment projects. that someday you will be hear· Mlchlko Obye, Shlnji Sakai reading group and eight into and meet them ever alike: ing of Willie Blackman when Fugetsu-Do the second reading group. A section of U,e bill that is When you are the anvil, bear• he is just a bit more than SALUTE TO THE ISSEI coNFECTlONARY Kabuki Theater f W.,ile the program had young· When you are the hammer, strike! expected to have far.reaching his present eight years of age. S15 E, 11\ SL, LH AJl&elea 12 ,ter whose IQ ranged from 67 impact prohibits racial dis· ~ Adams al Crenshaw In the Fathe~s Hand Two.Hour Stage Show Featuring MAdiJoD to 103 Oil Ihe Pitner-Cunning· crimination by banks or lend• 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111 11 Tel: 734-0362 - Free Portl", ham scale and Detroit test, re• No soul tan be forever banned, ing agencies in approval of PC Letterbox KOICHI MIURA - KENJI IZUMI - KYONO KOTO fearchers had hoped mOre Eternally bereft: home loans and mortgages. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 would have been advanced to Whoever falls from God's rlghL hand Complaints of violations 01 REcording Stars of Victor Co. of Japan Is caught Into His IttL the top group. the law will be handled by Bouquet for Bill Consultants, administrators Outwitted the State Interracial Commis· KOYASAN HALL - LI'L TOKIO and reading specialisls from sion in the manner it now Dear Editor: He drew a circl! thal shut me oUl• I feel Marutani has a ten· Fri., April 14 - B p,m. other schools have also visited Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. prosecutes other civil rights tl,e demonstrations at Pacoi· But love and 1 had the wit to win: violations. dency to deal with trivia in Sat., Apri! 15 - 6 p,m, and 9 p,m, rna School. We drew a circle that took him in! "Altltough not as meaningful his writing, but his article in Sun" April 16 - 3 p,m. and 7 p.m, and comprehensive as we the March lJ P C. in sustained would have liked, the new suspense and quality of writ• TICKETS: $3 on Sale throughout statute is at least a beginning. ing would have been a credit Greater LCK Angeles .rea where Posters 4 Weeks tm PSWDC Convention In the next session next year, to the New Yorker or Life, are Displayed. or any ol~ler nationally Clr- we shall attempt to amend it JIMI TA NA BE, MANAGER Airport Ma rina Hotel-Manchester & Lincoln, L.A, culated periodical. t.o cover all housing purchases Same Show tn Appear In Sa. FranciscO and Oenvet May 5.7, 1967 Venice-Culver JACL Hosts and rentals," the Washington ALLAN BEEKMAN J ACL Ollice promised. Honolulu, HawaII. I~=IJ;:;=:U::Z:=IJ;:;=:u::z:=ts:::i=;;z;:Z:=IJ;:;;a;;Z;Z;:=IIOI,""