Pacific Citizen) with the Enemy Act

New eligibility rules in effect for JACL keg meet PACIFIC · -:CITIZEN LOS ANGELES-Entry fOl'm ~ 1'ournament enl!'ies must be M.mbmhlP Publication: Japan". Am"ltln CIII, ..s ~'"". 125 Wtillr 51.. L.. l"'l.I ... Ca 90012 (213) MA 6·4471 (or the 21.t nnnual Nallonal certified 8S to JACL member· Publlsh.d Woolly Empt ~ ..t Wook of th. Y• ., ,- s...~ Clm P.. ",. ',Id at Los Ant.I .., Calif, IN THIS ISSUE JACL Nisei Bowling Tourna· ship and o[(leial league aver· ment arc due Monday. J"n. ages by the localochapter pres· '" CENERAL NEWS Vol. 64 No. 2 FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1967 Edit/Bus. Office: MA 6-6936 CaUfornl. brit't ~ 'oqutn\ In plud~ 23. tournament chairman Easy idant or member of the Na· TEN CENTS t"1 for yen claims cue before Fujimoto reminded today. tlonal JACL Advisory Board U.S, Supreme Court: L.A "0" ttN to decide on evacuee pcn· Entry fees must accompany on Bowling, $lon c~U •...••.. 1 aU entries willl checks made AU bowlers will be dlecked payabte to YD S Mlnamide. for ABC. W10C and J ACL NATIONAL~ACL '" Ty New ellclbllt~ · rules clfcell\ e for troosurer. and maUed to membership cards at time 01 1967 J ACL Nat.'1 Nisei bowlinE Kajimoto. 1246 Gardena Blvd .• registration. tournament.: Nat.'l JACL Credo· Gardena. C-Over 54 percent of those "Wbere my well being is con• HONOLULU - The Hawaii tion's highest tribunal grant cerned was appreciated. the certiorari (hearing) in the persons originally sent letteu State Advisory Committee on abandoned tlJeir claims at that gloves. scarf and rubbers Civil RIghts began hearings on matter. Joyce packed for me were not Declares S Pet. point, either expliCitly or im· the Neighbor Islands ,,11ere The Supreme Court agreed plicitly, A reasonable infer. essential. SALT LAKE CITY-The Na• the public can register dis· to hear oral arguments in the ence is that they were com. CmCAG fol· MOe Youth Commissioner 1966, it was announced this ing discrimination because he vel from Bill Doi (left) to Dr. Roy Yaha· Hagihara, Dr. Yoshio Sako, Saburo of Amicus Curiae", the briel low the procedure outlined Ross Harano, and former San week by president S. Ushio, is a landlord. As an exped. hiro, new leader. Witnesses are (from Aaisawa, Kay Kushino, Mieko Fujita, declares that "These petition. carries its oW,n inference re• Franciscao Dave Yoshioka With the life insurance fea· ment he answered a few ads left): seated-Mrs. Fred Ohno, Robert and Rev . Andrew Otani. ers are of J apane.se ancestry garding the eUect of the were on hand to meet me at ture attacbed to the share• by telepllone and found only and are citizens of the United O.A.P, letter ... O'Hare, savings. the 5 pct. divid"nd is Japanese Americans were ac· Stales by birth or naWraliza· "The ultimate issues, there• tion. The great majority 01 An excelient dinner and an an exceUent return to mem• ceptable and others refused fore, are (1) whether the hu· evening o[ informal discussion bers of the credit union, U S~lio haoles, Negroes and service• \!hem are residents of the State mane considerations expressed "bout JACL took place at tbe pointed out. men. Zderadoctor 'nth 'house? of California as weli, Consist· by Congress in the Trading "New Wilson Village", a res• Dividends will be credited ent with the policy 01 lbe with the Enemy Act will be taurant opera ted by Henry prior to Jan, d5 to the memo MINNEAPOLIS-With election chologist at General Mills. Dr. Aisawa. past chapter p.l'. State nf California to redress eUected by tolling the statute Chinn, a 1000 Clubber. and bel\S' share account. of 1967 officers by the Twin Yoshio Sako, new board memo chairman. is chie.! druggist as possible the regrettable in· nf limitations, and (2) whether good friend of the Chicago This past year. five mem• JACL·CPS rates Cities JACL, the saying there ber is professor of surgery at and assistant to the North Me· juries suUered by Japanese any prejudice whatsoever wiD the Univ. of Minnesota and morial Hospital administrator. 5 Chapler. Among those on !land bers passed away and two loan now is: American cit i z e.n during result to Respondent if the J to lend their expertise to the accounts were paid oU totaling "Come to the board meet· chief 01 tile cardiovascular Mieko Fujita, past correspond· World War II, the Attorney equitable principle of Ix>lling is Issues were past National wilb interest S552, 10 and lbeir ings and have all your ills surgery at Veterans Hospital, ing secretary and still on the General 01 the State of Cali· invoked. On the latter issue, P resident Shig Wakamatsu. beneficiaries received as in• for coming year corrected" or "if all else fails, board, heads the hematology fornia deems it appropriate to . Snelling. Respondents have made no Him, National ~ooo Club Chief surance proceeds on share• have ynur ca"d punched by depal'tment at Methodist Hos· present this brief amicus cu· sucl:t contentian, To adhere Frank Sakamoto, National savings S5.209.52. 'Chaplain' Rev. Andrew Ot.· Dr. Patrick Hagihara, an· riae in support of this petition staying the same I pital. May Tanaka Is secretary rigidiy to lbe statutory limita· Legislative Committee Cbair· Since lbe inception 01 the nL ' other new board member, is (to lind that the prewar de· for the Hennepin County Chest tions provision would not onl, man Harold Gordon, Ross, share-loan insurance program. SAN FRANCISCO - JACL• As president, Dr. Roy Ya· chle[ resident surgeon at Un i• positors are entitled to be reo be totally inconsistent with Clinic. Midwest Olrice SecretarY E s· '14 loans were paid off totaling CPS rates for the next con· mabiro is professionally a psy· versity Hospitals; while Sab paid on the basis of the pre• well·established principles of ther Hagiwara, MDYC Chair. Sl1,444,95 and 31 share ac· tract year starting March 1 war exchange rate of about equity, but would frustrate lbe man Elaine Yamada. Chicago counts amounting to S23,476.24 , will remain Ute same as those lour yen to a dollar). clear intent of Congress." Jr, JACL President Karen SUo in ellect at the present time. "As set forth in our Memo• zuki, Chicago Young Adults JACL Credit Union annual This was the announcement JACL motto cue for PNWDC randwn Amicus Curiae, pre· Conclusion President Susan Odanaka, CIli· • made this past week by John sented to this Court of June The California State brief ye Tomihiro. Misako Inouye. meeting slated Jan. 28 Yasumoto, head of the JACL• 1. 1966. that policy is repre· concludes that HW e are per• Lincoln Shimizu. and many SALT L.>\KE CITY-The 1961 CPS committee who said: sented botb by legislative acl suaded lbere would be litUe others. including a group of annual meeting of the National "Despite rising costs of hos· seminar on human relations and judicial decision over the justice in altirming the lower Jr. JACLers and Young JACL Credit Union will be pital and medical services, the past twenty-live years. We are :ourCs decision (that because Ad ~ts. Memory and space beld at the Ramada Inn here Calilornia Physicians' Service SEATTLE-The P acillc North· Seattle's Human Rights Com· director. focussing attention on convinced lbat a sound legal the depositors did not enter in· limlts acknowledgment of all on Jan. 28, starting with 6:30 has notified us that the cur· west District Council will con· mission explained. The 90, the National JACL direction aad equitable basis lies with.in to litigation concerning tbeir whom 1 met. p.m. mixer and followed by rent rates wiU be retained duct its first human rights minute meeting is open to all and the desirability for cl:tap. lbe power of the Court to con· rights within the 6O-days specl. when the contract with the seminar on Sunday, Feb. 26. JACLers and interested per· ter involvement on the grass· tinue tbat policy. We are satis· fied in the law. they thereby POST-GAME FE&1'IVITIES a buUet supper at S1.SO per 1:30 p,m., at Meekers Landing sons. roots level. member. JACL is renewed in March." fied that the brie!.s tiled on lost their right to recover their at nearby Kent, it was an· The inevitable late evening, Icbiro Doi and George Yo• Yasumoto, also said that be· Moderated by Hayasaka, the Donald Kazama. Seattle J A· behalf of these petitioners dis· deposits). California's concerD nounced by Pbil Hayasaka, early morning fun, so charac· shimoto, co-<:hairmen of the cause of a favorable record OO"",inute seminar will begin CL human relations c0111mittee close to lbe Court a path to is not solely with the claim. DC human rights committee teristic of J ACL and so hos· meeting, have set a Jan. 25 set by tbe group this past with three panelists: chairman, commenting upon such a solution. ants before this Court. lIbey chairman. pitably provided by Chicago, reservation deadline for at· year, two benefits eliminated Dr. Calvin Takagi. associate the change and challenge 01 "Our concern here goes be• represent subsequent genera. result.., in some further lei· tendants. from the original JACL-CPS The seminar will attempt to prolessor at the Univ. of Wa sb· chapter involvement ancj his yond the petiboners who are tions of J apa'lese American 10wship at the "Naka Noya", Business agenda includes the contract late in 1965 will be locus the J ACL motto, " For ington School of Social Work, notes and comme.nts on one Cali!ornla citizens, The people citizens as well. Their atti. a beautiful restaurant vroere election 01 two directors and restored from March 1. These Better Americans in a Greater p~ se, nting the overvlew pic• chapter's activities. of Califor,nia have a deep and tudes toward, and respect for, Dave's wife, Sylvia, greets the one member to the credit com· are: America", to mean that a ture 01 human rights and bow Following the panel presen· abiding interest in seeing Ibat the institutions of our society of law will be deeply aUected guests. mittee, and reports, Nomi· X·Ray and Lab Tests greater America results when It relates to Japanese Ameri· tabon will be responses by justice is provided all citizens This gives me a chance to nated to the board are Yukus ~ll persons, regardless of race. cans. representatives from other of this nation. by Ibis Court's decision," recall quickly that a visitor Inouye of Amerioan Fork, I-A SSO aUowance per cal· religion or national origin, par· Masao Satow, national J'ACL PNWDC cbapters. "However compelling and Joseph Raub. attorney for from Covina, .in Southern Cali• Utah, and S.C. Umemoto of endar year [or out-patient ticipate equally in the Ameri· justifiable the circumstances the depositors and one of the fornia, Marvel Miyata. (bus• Salt Lake City. Tsutomu Mi· diagnostic x·ray and labora· can society; and that the rec• surrounding the original seiz· more distinguished lawyers to band formerly a JACL Chap. tsui .is a nominee for the credit tory services for subscriber ognition of. concern for and ure, they are now long past. practice belore the Supreme ter President) attended the committee. Nominations may and eacb dependent. action toward this end would Variations of cancer death rate may A continuing sequence of re• Court in recent years, de• meeting and joined us at Naka be made from the floor if the 2-A $300 accident rider for result in being better Ameri· tributory measures has subse• scribed the California briel as Noya, IncidentaUy Marvel nominee has consented. eadl subscriber and d epend· cans. quently been enacted-bY Con· one of the most eloquent aad ent to pay lor expenses not gress, this Court, aad the meaningful amicus curiae that uys eflorts are underway to Dancing will follow from The seminar is lbe lirst step be due to hormones, B.C. study shows add a 90th Chapter in her neck 9:30. Door prizes and lbe color· covered by t!le regula r con• courls and Legislature of the he has ever read. He declared toward formation of human V .~N COUVER , B.C,-Japanese "Also second generation Ja• of tl,. woods . . . Sumi Shi· TV sel to the borrowing memo tract. State 01 California, The under· lbat it sUlnmarized weli the rights committees in all PNW· Canadian women have Q,ne 01 panese Canadians and J apa· mizu was another whom J for• The J'ACL-CPS group was lying ethic of this RepUblic. lactual questions involved and ber who holds the winning DC chapters. the director 01 the 10IYest rates of breast can· nese Americans are getting got to mention above. first organized in March, 1963. founded as it was on sure should be most persuasive ticket will be given away. cer. it was revealed recently less stomach cancer than did Alter a time I lound myself Some 2,800 enrolled in this principles of justice and equi• with the Court, especially by Dr, W. Macdonald of lbe tlleir tirst generation parents. in Dr. Frank's new white group health plan. about 1,000 Roy Uno named to local ty, provides a compelling rea· since States do not often in· lirst time, I had scotch and of them over 65 years of age, British Columbia C pitality of Dave, who has a stopover in the Windy City 165 new members were signed what Japanese habits make timely claim in 1946, Ibe first ondary Education Act. Macdonald reported: them prone to get stomach opportunity provided. This is proval for the charter amend· key (harder to obtain than was that lbis J ACL stronghold up durmg the open enrollment !lOuring the past 20 years ment proposal Dec. 30, said the Playboy key) we enjoyed continues to be staunch sup. perIod late, last year. Although cancer and what habits pro· conceded by Respoocient IOf· it has become apparent tIlal tect them against olber types the measure. if passed, would a real (un climax to a most porters of our national or- CPS Identification cards have fice 01 Alien Property, Depart· the death rales from dillerent benefit only three !,• San Jose JACL president for The decision was rendered as high as in Japan. of Japanese American women RECOGNITION the drinks. A giant blonde, red lated hospitality. duced a bill in the 90th Con· !be coming year. head and two brunettes wilb As I scribble these lines on gress to repeal the obsolete by Judge Shirley M, Hulsted· ''The death rate from stom· in California is 1 years and Thi~ Bob Tacbibana. installation IILVER PINS ler. now a justice of the dis· ach cancer of Japanese per• that of men 74.5 years. Downtown LA - Soiehl rukut. talent aod enthusiasm caused Mond-ay morning, enroute to a "coolie trade" Jaws. A similar cbairman. said plans are be• Frank to try to sign up t!le work conference here in Sac· bill be authored in the 89th trict court of appeal, aod con· sons who migrate to Canada Is 6 years more than lbat of Frank Suzuklda jlan 1. 1111). the white population and 102 ing culiminated for lbe dinner CHArry AWAIlDI blonde for tbe MDC·EDC Cnn· ramento, I must forego till Congress passed the House on curred in by Judge John Aiso, or lbe United Slates bas fallen HoUywood: Frank C hum a • and is; now only about onE years more than that of Ne· to be held at Leni

L 2-PACIFIC CITIZEN FrIday. Jan. 13. 1967 ,------, Oanee and appeared In Ethel Merman', revival producUon A trial which luted 82 court 11 It makllll Ita malden II> 01 ..... MI. ~t Your Gun" "" days In Redwood CIty haa pearanc. as a commercial By Elme, Ot_e Broadway last summer ... ended with Superior Judge transport In the American Washington Newsletter: Mike Masaoka O'Ke~le NEWS Young Long Beach Sansel JRmes T. relurnlng a market place. Nlnoy loblno, 13. daughter 01 verdict lor the plalntlH, To- E lrlfmkqne,•• , 47, OraT1&"' Ille Paul IchIDOS, hM pa 'sed raklyo Honr o. head of Hongo County businessman. replaced CAPSULES Nursery. Hilo, who was Dr. M ..a ml Orall on lbe Northwest entrance cX8minQtion~ with Legislative Goals honors lor ",embershlp in the charged witl1 price lixlng 01'- board 01 directors of Meroury Royal Academy 01 Dancing, chlds sent to the mainland. Savings & Loan Assn., Buena Washington Military London. Sh' Is the IIrst Amer· Calvin Onh l, ownN of Tro;>l- Park. Elden Is presidenklwner Picture As the First Session of the 90th Congress pre• loan child to achieve Wo hlg\l cal HawaIIan wholesale Flor- of Bolsa Agricultural Supply, PIa. Curtis T. Ando, son 01 levei 01 accomplishment. ,.ts, was defendant. Inc" and Santa Ana Chemical. As It Looks Here To day pared to com'ene at noon Jan. 10 and the President M.r. and Mrs. Charlos T. An· Death oj Wa lt Disney Dec. Inc., part-<>wner 01 B & K to deliver his anllual tate of the Union message to do. Rt. 1 Box 168, Powell, Farm Supply (Oxnard) and a nation-wide radio and television audience, this may 15 was mourned by many 01 Government Seattle In the wake of the great el• Wyo., was among U.S. Ma• his Nisei employees. especially Tacoma-born Kay Wabnabe, president of Astro Engineering J anuary is usually l,ventory tort when we were voting o. be an appropriate opportunity to summarize JACL's rines killed in action In Viet· those who wel'e gl ven their 42. Is city treasurer 01 Santa Corp. During WW2, he was a Ume and It may not be a many Important Wngs during legi'lath'e objectives for the coming congressional nam during the final week oC sta"1 as artists ".nen Disney Monica. Iirst Nisei to head a paratrooper with the Uth Air• bad idea to check on some the Nov. 8 elecUon. Awaitlnl session. 1966. the Defense Dept. an· had his lirst studios In the department lor Ille city. He borne Div. of the past year's ebanges and the outcome of that election Al the 19th Biennial National Convention held nounced. SlIverlake district. TO'm Ok lo graduated from UCLA in ~959 James Arlyuu, 01 Oriental llappenings lor the "thou· was t!1e National Football in an Diego lale last July, the National Council unan• nloto, now an advertising art.• and was an accountanl and Realty, was named Venice sands" of former SeaWeltes League, and the issue at stake imously agreed that the JACL should continue to join Flowers-Garden Ist with Studio Seven, said then city paymaster before be• realtor 01 Ihe year In recog· who are said to be PC readers was the floating of a bond in efforts to secure more liberal and humane amend· Landscape architect Hldeo Disney was one of the lirsl Ing picked 10 the top job. mllon 01 his chalrmansllip 01 Ml. Rainier, long regarded i"ue of some $38.000.000 to ments to the immigration and naturalization law and Sasaki, lormerly chairman 01 to give the Nise.i a chance In the Venice Realty Board spe• as the western hemisphcre'F build a domed stadiwn for pro. more meaningful and comprehensive civil rights leg• Harvard's landscape architcc· the art lield before the war. Sports cial projects coordinaUon com· Mt. Fuji, now encounters new leoSlonal football and basebaU. ture department, of Sasaki• The late Bob Kuwahara went Cap p y Harada, general mittee. Arlyasu hails from handicaps in its fight lor a no otner adequate laeilltles be• islation. Walker Associates. San Fran· on from his DIsney training to manager 01 the LodJ Crushers Turlock, served with Army In· place in the sun, and in the Ing available here. With a SO • • • cisco, wW landscape Ule linear syndicate hIs own cartoon strIp In the Calilornla League, was wWgence during WW2 and vista of view happy natives. percenl majority vote neces• Inasmuch as the October 1965 Amendments to park 01 the 2.7-mile aerIal sec· out 01 New York. J ..m es Ta· selected by Sporting News as went Into business In Los An• Used to be the halperator 01 Miyako now looks as j( l~1ere won" himself. Operations are United States and for most Western Hemisphere im· operate their Individual busi• Churches Eaton tColo.) HIgh school R esta~rant in Pasadena for be many days left. way (0 get aootber. and a migrants should be liberalized. They should not be nesses ... Georg" Ok!, past Eleven Buddhist holidays be• wrestling learn ... 1Iiartin tbe past eIght years. Robert With the new industrial de. male if possible, by next tour• used as a means to arbitrarily restrict and prohibit presi-mile long 51,000 check from the Califor• Bodhl Day, Dec. 31-Joya E. Western League team. aware 01 a Sansei skater be• migrants of the Western Hemisphere on the same ba• Rotarian and member of t!'le Lake Washington. It presents nia Assn. of Nurserymen for The Buddhist Churches 01 For years. Taro Miyasato Tournament of Roses Commit• Ing Ceatured in an ice slIow. sis as for those from the Eastern Hemisphere. his research seeking new Amerloa San Francis<:o. an· a terrific poliu Uon problem This one. ~tsl1ko Funakoshl was the top bowler in HawaII tee. P asadena Human Rela• any~ow. Beyond these specific amendments, JACL is com• methods 01 producing plan I nounced t!le appointment of 41 but today it is Thomas (8ones) tions Committee and a UCLA In Ice Capades. She is fea ture nutted to removirl' the discriminations in immigra• materials througn meristem lay speakers. many 01 wbom Yamasaki. winner of tlle 1956 Pauley Pavilion founder. Changing Skyline skater in two numbers, one a culture ralber than propaga t· having served as teachers for brillianUy illuminated polyne• tion as between natives of the Old and New Worlds. Hawaii Mateb Game cham· The ever-growing Seattle iog cuttings. seeds, plant divi• many years. Named to help sian fantasie, in which she The 1965 Amendments. while removing racial dis• pionship with 110,096 pins lor School Front First Nat'l Bank has for some sions and bulbs . . . The 17- their own chwches, lay speak• an average oC 206. The victory brings down the house with a criminations from the immigration code, created hem• Urslnus College senior Ron• months now been putting in chapler So. CaUl. Gardeners ers may be Invited to address gives him the rIght to repre• supersonic speed Ta'.itian hip i~pheric distinctions. with prospective immigrants ald Hirokawa, son oJ Mr. and the foundation for its new 50- Federation under leadership 01 services and functions at other sent Hawaii in the Nat'l All· wiggle and also as a fe atured Mrs. James Hirokawa of Phil• story home and olfice build· from the Old World being granted greater opportun• Ralph Ot.. president, will as• churches. Forty will serve Star tournament May 19-29 al skater In ., ofCering with Ing occupying ~le block at the U ities for entrv into the United States than those from sess mem bers S5 for its build• cnurches in Caliiornia. adelphia, is listed in Ille 1966· "Met overtones. The show is St. Louis. Mo. 4th Avenue level just across the New World, thereby reversing the historic policy ing project starUng In 1967. The religious organization. 67 edition of Who·s Who among highly recommended famil.1 Sonoma County JACLer Jim the street {rom the library. Sokagakkai 01 America, has Students in American Univer• entertainment-so if It basn'l of the country. Falloll bowled a big 759 series A grandstand with seats and changed its name to Niahiren sities a ,d Colleges. At the 1964 come to your !.own yet .. , • Agricultura l Dec. 13 in the Sonoma JACL large view window has been Shoshu 01 America as of Dec. league at fulse Bowl--'the sec• JACL convention. he repre• A group of 23 Japanese farm sented the Philadelphia Youth built tor sidewalk superinten• Since the Second Session of the last 89th Con• 20. ond highest in t!le city-on trainees began their six· Group. HIs younger brotller dents, and later on as the gress failed to enact the Administration-proposed Civ• games of 269-255-235. News Deadline Tuesday month program in northern Ted was third-place winner in buJIdlng goes up, closed cir• il Rights Act of 1966, JACL is committed to another Fighting Harada oC Janan Colorado on the farms of Paul Medicine Ille 1966 national J ACL oratori• cuit TV will take the vielvers attempt on this and other civil rights legislation. has successfully delended ·his Hoshlko. Jr., 01 Kersey, Sam Mrs. Barbara Takahashl. cal contest at San Diego. to wa tch CO!lstruction in round The Administration proposals in the last Con• Tanaka 01 Longmont and Sam• public health nurse lor the world bantamweight boxlng ti· the corner spots. Situated be· gress called for nondiscrimination in the selection of uel :'IIoriyuki of Wellington. past 21 years with the Ber• Ue lor the third time and Youth tween the Third and Fourtll trial juries in state and federal courts, expedited and keley public schools and health avenged the only KO oC his Avenue levels, as it is, the Active San Mateo scouting INSIST ON departme.lt. retired on Dec. ca reer in winning the decision new bu.ilding will tower over accellerated desegregation of schools and other pub• Beauties I.ader Takashi Obah of the Rep. Patsy Mink was one of 16. Slle is the wife of promi· over Jose Medel of Mexico at the Space Needle by nearly THE FINEST lic facilities, greater protection for Negroes and civil Buddhist C h u r c h Explorer 10 lamous women selected by nent optometrist Dr. Henry Nagoya Jan. 3. a 100 feet. rights workers against ~;olence or other interference Post 700 was awarded the Redbook magazine for a spe• Takahashi ... Dr. Wrlght Ka• with their constitutional rights. and nondiscrimination Silver Beaver. scouting's high• Add to this, tile 39-story ho• KAN£MASA cial beauty feaLure In the wakaml of San Jose is tr ...... - literary wher~ est national award for service tel planned lor the block in the sale and rental of all housing. January issue. "TIle biggest urer 01 the Santa Clara County Two Nisei were named wiu• Brand 10 youth. He began scouting the Orpheum tlleatre now In addition, the Leadership Conference on Civil beauty problem is my skin Optometric Society for the ners In the 1967 Imperial poe• stands, alJd nearly a dozen coming year. try party held Jan. 12. They as assistant scoutmaster of Rights. of which JACL is a charter member, proposed which seems to dry out so San Juan Bautista Japanese more ex.isting skyscrapers like here." she said, speaking of Dr. Dan Onikl, staft surgeon are Toyoshl Hlramatsu, 53. a five "strengthening" amendments: Gakuen troop 27 before WW2. Mlnoru Yamasaki's IBM build• I-Provide an automatic "trigger" for setting into the Washington, D.C. climate. at Ille Cottonwood Hospital, Japanese Canadian of Ontario ing, you'd never know the whose work was among the Mrs. Mi'lk admits it is easier was recently elected treasurer town's skyline. once entirely FUJ IM OTO'S motion procedures for selecting state juries on a non• 15 best waka (31-syllablesl Organizations discriminaton· basis. to stay a natural beauty in 01 the Salt Lake County Medi· dominated by the (500 ft.> L.C. EDO III ISO, Ha waii's kind climate. "I've cal Assn. poems, and Mllsuhara Kume. ~lltsugl Nakagjrl. active JA• Smith Bldg. 2-Permit removal of civil rights cases from state Dr. Tom H. Tamaki, active ~7. Brazilia~ bad to start using an all-over a Japanese auto CLer. is new president 01 tile Another story is the develo!>' AVAILABLE AT YOUR to federa I courts. body lotion something Philadelphia J ACLer, and his mechaniC, among the 20 waka Venice Japanese Community ment in airport facillUes. Ask FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTER 3-Create an Indemnification Board that would wile Marion have returned poems winning high appre• I've never needed in Hawaii." Center. He succeeds Kaz Ada• your travel agent. Also. one FUJIMOTO & CO. Investigate acts of violence against civil rights work• Irom a three-week trip to J a• ciatIon but not be read. Some chi . . Fuml Matsubara, sec• can "go now- pay later" on 302-306 S. 4th W.. t ers and make monetary awards to victims or next of pan. While there. Dr. Tamaki, 43 ,000 poems were submitted. retary to the San Francisco SeatUe Transit. Holders of Enterta inment ~e Salt Lake CIty. Utah kin. Mako [wamatsu drew raves director of Montgomery Bay Area Boy Scout COllncil 'Sea-First" bank credit cards 4--Extend roveraqe of the fair emolovment oro• in Daily Variety's review of Hospital dept of pathology, Busi ness chief executive, is the chal1.er can buy and ebarge 510 rolls ' ·MeSOi.~lelioma Century-Fox film "The Sand read his paper Six Nisei employed hy the president 01 the new San Fran• of transit tokens. Plastic and Meta l visions of the 1964 Civil Ri"lJts Act to require local a'ld Asbestos Bodies in Norris• Pantograph Engraving and state governments to hire employees on a non• Pebbles". He plays the role oC Sumitomo Bank of California cisco chapter of National Sec• town. Pa." before the sixth in· have been promoted Dec. 22. retaries Assn .... George l\i o. The Sport Scene Specializing in Trophies & Awards discrimin ~torv ha is. a coolie. He also starred as a samurai in ABC-TV's " F ternational Congress 01 the In· Three are assistant man• chl,uki is 1957 chairman 01 10 sports. SealUe is at last NANKA 5-EstahJioU--4126 E. Floral D,., LA AH 2· 2249 P.O. Box 133, Carrollton, Ga. ~ At W,ddlng. - 25th Annivo",,'Y Partf" ~ Complet. S.I"Uon of Na.., annd carpets • CultDm Modi ca,.,.u Only $1.75 per 100 (Area Code 404) 832-6070 ~ - Special Con5lderatlot\ to Organizations - ~ QualitJ Insullation . Wall-to-Wall Cirort Cloning ReDJlnng § CH ES TER YAMAUCHI RE 5-7661 LOS ANG ELES iii Rug & Up/IObtor) Clean"" NidI & ~ Prapo. ------~J;:t< =u:; ~J;:t< =u:; u;;t~::n=i;;:li ~::n= t;;:lJ ~ ~J;:t< =u:;~J;:t<=u:; ~ Ifdtl ll llllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllRlllll llllllllllllllllll11U11I1UWUlUIlIUUOlUIl!i •••iii .. __ ... _ ...... ____ .. .. SJR 20 Sf ATE COMMITTEE MARKS FTiday.Jan, 13. 1967 PACIFIC CITIZEN-3 By Bill Hosokawa VICTORY AT SEATTLE CELEBRATION Five headliners to appear at D.C. BY EIRA NAOAOKA Washington represenlative w.. Frollnth. SEA'l"rLE-The StAle Commit· referring U,. curront civil toe lor SJ R 20 celebraled Its rights struggle. victory at a Dec . 9 dlnnor al Campaign workers Irom lhe Frying Pan BII,b Garden, wllh 240 In at· various J ACL chaple... and installation, cultural relations lead tcndance, steering commitLeemen were ISpeciai to the PaeWc CItizen) .tanding and appreciation of sbip and the !irst NiseI to be Henry BOwen. commit teo also singularly honored. Tak Inasmurn as 1957 marks I the best In Japanose cultur. appointed as an Adminislra· quarler of a century since the Denver. Colo. chairman, was presented a Kubota expressed lhank,. to WASHINGTON - In sporls llic chapters fol' their support parlance, Wa shington. D.C. to enrich America'. cultural Uve Assistant to a Member 01 mass military Evacuation of THE LAST THIRD-Permit us. for a day. to be National JACL scroU of .ppre· and repol'led 'ome $19,000 JACL Chapler's annual in· inheritance. Congress I Robert Kastenmeier all persons of Japanese ances• serious. On Jan. 1. Jame Reslon of the New York oiaUon frOll"! Jerry Enolnoto. of WiscollSinJ. will be installed noUonal presldcnt. were received from ctistl'iel stallalton banquel, to be held The banquet chairmen noted tryon the West Coasl took TUlles. one o[ the most respected commentalors on Saturday evening, Jan. 28, al as the 1957 Chairman and place and inasmuch as DIllon Mike Masaoka. speakel' for councils. chaplel's In and oul that the 48-year-old diplomat. tlle world scene. published a thought·provoking col· the Marriott Motol' Hotel In Miss Anne K, Fukutome a5 Myel'. by his bumane conduct lhe evcniQg, referring to Owen of lbe PacUic NOI'lhwest dis· wIlo was born In Osaka and umn in whirh he said: lWslyn, Va ,. of! Key Bridge, who passed his Higher For· 1957 president of lbe Junior of the WRA. contrIbuted SCI and hj~ steel'i!11( committee trict and Individuals. wIll be a qUlnluple header. J ACL, along with lheir respec· much to the current accept.• " 0 matter whose babe is firsl born in 1967, all memb.,..s. declared that "if we Next Step eign Service examinations in It will staot ofl wllh cock· tlve board members and oW· ance 01 all persons of Japa. or almost all oi this new generation fro\11 now on are thankful and grateful, then 1942. flrsl came to the Unlted 'l'he unfinished business be· taUs at 6 o'clock, the banquel cers. nese ancestry in this country, will Jve most of their lives in the 2 tt Century. By the least we can do to show Slates as a Third Secretary in fOI'e the state leglsla ture In at 7 and dancing arteJwards The presentation to General It was thought tlTat greeUngs 1970. over hal! of the American people will he 25 years our appreciallon to our Irlend. lhe Embassy In 1951 . Then, wake of lhe SJ R 20 victory Feature No. I will be guesl after serving in Buenos Aires Willoughby is being made at by lhis able and dedicated is to correct ti,e remaining In· old or ullder. The vast majority of the human race (tinal oWcial tally : Yes-430.· s peak~r Shun·ichl Yamanaka. and In Bangkok, he returned lbe Tequest 01 the 25th Military septuagenarIan would be most equiti s in our A!merlcan life will not be white. and they will be hulUf,·Y. and a auar· 984 . No-4>I5.082) Is for a mo· Counselor 01 tbe Em bassy 01 10 the U.S. Ul 1958 to ~ InteUigence School Reunion appropl'iate, By lhe way, Myel' and give to those who are not tel' Of them, de pite the Joint Chief of Staff. will be tion to remove the state slal· Japan and Its cultural and In· Programme OHicer lor the Committee. since tile General hopes to bave his book on the a~ fortunate as we al·e." 1'be Chinese. If you put all this into your ('omputer it i' ute (Article II. sec. 33) by 8 formation officer. who will Bureau of Tec',1nical Assist• was not able to attend lhal WRA story pubUshed laler this bound to crme out trouble." He went on to say: majority vote. speak on "The Cullural Herit· ance Operations in the United Reunion In San Francisco over year. "~lidcent ury is now gone but its problems are Kubo ~a said , In spite of age of the Nisei". Nations Secl'etariat in New Veterans' Day. The participallon of CapL still willi us. The problem of th., New Year and till' Alameda names many new faces in the legis• Feature No. 2 will be lhe York. In 1951 . he was named Congressman Matsunaga. Boswortll is a natural, accord. years to come is to liqu ~ date the old issues and get lature foUowing the November traditional installation of lhe ChJe/ of the Economic and So· who served in both the lOOth ing to the banquet chairmen. elecUons. "no diffloulty is an· Chapter officers and board clal Section of lhe United Na· on to the new: not the East·West hut the Rkh North Infantry Ballalion and wllh since his most recent book is tioipated". Thus. tI,e' slx·year members for 1967. as weU as Uons Bureau in the Ministry and the Pror South problems: not the war in Vietnam two for 1961 lhe Language School in Camp dedjcated to lhe past and J ACL campaign to remove the of the Junior JACL olficers. of Foreign Affairs in Tokyo, present members of JACL, On but the war on poverty; not the a,!!rarian problems statute prohibiting allens lrom Fea ture No. 3 will be the and in ,1963, he was appointed Savage and Fort Snelling. will make the presentation on be- a first-come, first served of the past but the urban problems of the present and scholarships owning land will have been presentation of a cltation to Chiel of the Security Section, futun ' not the ideological problem~ of the middle realized, Retired Aomy Gencr~1 Charles North American Affairs Bu· hall 01 lellow MIS veterans. (Conlinued on Page 4) third of the centur ~ '. but the practical problems of ALAMEDA - Amy Tomlne 01 Owen, executive vice-presi• Willoughby, who was cl,ief 01 reau, Mlnistry of Foreign Af· the las,t t'1ird ~ not the questions t hat li re in the 010 Alameda and Stan Futagaki of dent of KING Broadcasting Co. staff for Intelligence for Gen· fairs. also in Tokyo. In 1965. men's minds. hut the questions that are in the minds Oakland have been adjudged and statewide campaign chair· cral Douglas MacArlhur in he was assigaed to the J apa• of the young." co-winnel's of the Alameda man for Sen. Warren G. Mag· In World War II and Korea, nese Embassy in Wa.ilington J ACL's sevenlh annual schol· by HawaII Congressman Spark And perhans it is also significant that Time Mag· nuson, is we.ll known in state with the rank of Cou nselor. ar.-\lp competiUon M. Matsunaga. for Ntsei business clrcles. He Is past Kaz Oshikt New Prexy azine chose as its Man of the Ye2r not Lyndon John· higb school graduates. it was president of the SeatUe Better Feature No, 4 will be greet· son. not any member of the older generation trying R.UlOunCed by Haj Fujimori. Business Bureau, vice pre!'}' ings by Dillon S. Myel'. war· Kaz HOI'ita of Philadelphia. valianll~ ' (but without assurance of s ucces ) to keen chapter president. dent of Fredel'ick & Nelson lime direclor of the War Re· Eastern District Council Gov· the world from blowing itself lip. but the generation The S200 award money will (l924-361 and Bon Marche location Authority, on the 25th ernor, will Install lhe newly of the 25 and under. be dIvided equally between the (1936-42). leading department anniversary year of the 1942 elected officers. Kaz OshlkJ. two winners, according to Ha· stores here, and served in Evacuation of all persons of 1947 winnpr of the J ACL· • ruo Imura, scholarship com• both IVWI and 2 as an Army Japanese anceslry fl'om their administered Pvt. Ben Frank ANOTHER GENERATION-B" thpse hard cri· mittee chairman. officer. West Coas t homes and assocla· Masaoka Memorial Scholar. teria. the Nisei must be considered creatures of the Presentation will take place His wire Frances Is also lions, mid-centurv. I1[0st of them were born within the first at lhe annual eIlapter instaUa· prominent in local affairs, Feature No. 5 will be greet• third of tlie 20th Century, reached maturity in the lion dinner on Saturday, Jan. baving served on the Seattle ings by ReUred Navy Capta" 31. al the Leman Tree Res· sellool board for 20 yoars since Allan Boswol'th, \V'llose most middle third, must pass on the baton to a new gen· recent book "America's Con• eration in the last third. And if this view is valid. taurant in Hotel Alameda, 1945. on the Washington State Broadway and Santa Clara. rege'lt ~ ~nlNltion Camps" is being then the Tisei attained their greatest stature in turn· UniversiLy board oC Amy. daugllter of Mr, and since 1957 and a truslee 01 made available to J ACL memo ing the adversity of the Evacuation into the achieve· Mrs. Susumu Tomine. is the Children's Orthopedic Hospi tal bel'S In advance of ,the regular MERIT ment of their full rights as Americans in the decade third member of her famlly since 1934. She was a judge lor public sale next month. now is the time. tbat followed the end of War IT to be selecled for the award, the National JACL scholarship Banquet Theme The encouragement of the Junior JACL (which Preceding her were her two earlier Uris year. According to banquet chair· now Your savings are now insured up to $15,000 -yet a horrible name) and the gradual assumption of brothers. Chris. 1951 winner, Phil Ha yasaka was dinner Is men Ben F1ukutome and Hen· responsibilitv by the older Sansei is evidence enough and Eugene. 1963 co·winner. emcee. Sen. Magnuson extend· earn premium Interest of 5% with a Bank of Stan, son of Mr. and Mrs, ed gy..,tings as did Mayor ry Wakabayaslli. lhe theme that at least some of the older Nisei understand it of tne Inslallation Banquet will offers Tokyo Savings Certificate. SIligeo Futagaki. is a gyaduate Dorm Braman and David Pey· is time to begin the graceful retreat from the lime· be "Our CUltural Heritage", of Oakland High School. Miss ton. representing Gov. Daniel light. Reston points out that the problems facing the in keeping with the new Tomine was graduated Irom Evans. Carl Niwa sang, ac• MAKE YOUR MONEY GROWAT world during the last third of the century are differ· Alameda Higll School. Both companied by Mrs. Hide Shi· JACL emphasis on cultural activities, as wllness the ent from those of the middle veal'S; he hints that the are attending UC Berkeley. momura. newly created Nalional JACL THE BANK OF TOKYO OF CALIFORNIA older generation does not understand this or. under· Donald BeU. EnCInal High San Francisco Main Office. 64 Sutter Street· YU 1·1200 Ka~ ' Financial Report Committ.., on Cultural Rela· standing. is unable to CODe with them. School principal. and Mrs. 5.39 Pet. Japan Center Branch· Buchanan & Sutter Sts • • FI6·7600 de~ree Yoshunura. Oakland's Skyline 'The SJR 20 committee tinan· linns. In a slightlv lesser this wOllld seem to be Bolh have added that of aU Son Jose Branch' 1336 N. First Street· Phone: 298·2441 the situation in Nisei societv. Mo t Nisei are still High School teacher, served as e'ia l reJX)rt. as of Dec. tI, was Fresno Branch • 1458 Kern Street • Phone: 233·0591' as follows: the Japanese Embassy offi. grapplill!! and remaining nreoccupied with. old busi· judges. Los Angeles Ma in Office' 120 s. San Pedro St . • MA 8·2381 Otber past award recipients SJR 20 FUND REPORT cials. Counselor Yamanaka WHEN OUR CURRENT ness while the Sansei generation is looking to new (Funds other than National was the most erninenUy quali. Crenshaw Bronch • 3501 W, Jefferson Blvd . • RE 1·7334 include JaM Towata, Jr.. Gardena Branch· 16401 So. Western Avenue' FA 1·0902 and different challenges to meet and dragons to slay. JACL) fied to comment on lhe cui· ) 1965; Gordon Tsuchiya, 1964; OlstrJ(:l CouncJ15 - PNWDC, ANNUAL RATE OF Santa Ana Branch • 501 North Main Street • KI 1·2271 Joyce Yurnae, co--winaer, 1963; $191.81; PSWDC, $221.63: ~mc - tural heritage of UTe Japanese Western los Angele. Branch' 4032 Centinela • EX 1·0678 • S250: NC-WNDC - $250: PNWDC lD the United States and bow. Ned Isokawa. J952, and Viclue tJckel$ $1.224.20. PAST AND FUTURE-Just as the "present power Kadota, 1960. Chapters-COut or Stil le) as American citizens desiring generation is reluctant to admit it has botched up its $100 - San Fra.nclsco. San to make their greatest possible D lcgo. 5.25 Pet. chance to run the world. llie Nisei can point with SSO - Contra Costa. Dayton, ing president. who is chair· employment. (You can improve be reunion keynoter man lor the affair. George your future without risking your Nakagawa 01 Richmond and present). Experience not neces• HONOLULU - Ceo""al Mark sary. Clark. who commanded the his cabinet will be installed. Fifth Army mile the 442nd J ames Kimoto of Walnut Those presently employed who RCT lought in Italy during Creek will be toastmaster. would like to increase their in- WW2. is expected to be the Speciat guest speaker will be ~~~e'fi:rla~1t~~!~s~~~~ ~ ~~g~~d keynote speaker at the 1957 Jo!1n P. Williams, director 01 enjoy a career with prestige• Nisei vetera11.5 reunion here in Oakland Redevelopment Agen· call today for a personal, con• cy, who is well-known Cor ha v• fidential Interview. You may find June. , new FINANCIAL fulu ... Ing represented Oakland at Senate heariogs in Washing· Ancient Israel city ton, D.C.. on urban problems. Reservations may be made FINANCIAL founded by Japanese by phoning M.... Masako Oi· SW, 233-0189, PA.RDESS H.-'l:NA, Israet-Ten PROGRAMS Japanese soholars headed by lncorporated Pro!' Kiyoshl Ohata 01 Tokyo Your favorite super seasoning University have uncovered the 'Night in Japan' remains of an ancient city LOS ANGELES - Sheraton JACL NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS which flourished some 2,000 West Hotel presents a Night Matao Uwate 1634 Post Strtel years B.C. near here in in Japan dinner progyam Jan. Divisional Managrr San Francisco, California 94115 Sharon valley. Expedition is L7, 7 p.rn" in cooperation witb 110 N. SAN PEDRO STREET spo:lSored by lhe Society lor Mitsuiline Travel Service, Sun· Pleas ...nd m. tOP;" of AMERICA S CONCENTRATION CAMPS by Capt AlI,n Bonrart/J Near Eastern Studies in Ja· lory Imports. J apa.n Air Lines, LOS ANGELES 90012 at Ill. spoelal prl" 10 JACL M.mbm or $5 00. tRogular price S5 95) AJI-fiO-MOTO® pan. headed by Pri.ce Mikasa, Canadian Pac if i c Airlines. TI,e city was found in the Pan American World Airways MA 8-4688 NAME ...... , ... , .. ' ...... mound called Tel Zeror. The and other carriers. Entertain· Eq ual Opportunity Ernoloyer city disappeared during the ment will include films on J a· Entlosod ch"k to "J AC ,L." ror $ ...... ' ADDRESS· ...... , ...... SOlID fDa SIII.I MAIm liD 'loaRY STORr Byzantine period in the 3rd pan and dancing by students rentury, A.D. of Mme. ~suma FuJima. Cilipter: ...... C'11 ...... Stile ...... Zip ...... 4-PACIFIC CITIZEN Friday ••Tan . 13. 1967 L.A.'area chapters install en masse Iy AI.n Kum.mot. BURBANK - A em-.s-.oollon In ce~monle, condUQ~ b, west Dlsb1ct CouncU. Kaneko (~lFukui, lauding e.Ualr under t.!le capable em• GOOD GR IEF, BEWARE-Shinneu Omedeto 01' shtre-Uplown J ACL chapters 0111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 111 11 111111 11 their loyally and dedlcaUon 10 and (he Hollywood Jr. JACL oeelng at Ted Tlukahara. vice• t!le chapter lOr the past de• Happy New Year! But what a way to start 1967 when wiinesscd the ma .. swearln.- gove"nor ot the Paellic South· Sin Dlo,o J r. JACL holcb cade and more . you have your initial article of the year appear on • mMibership dance J an. 28. 8 p.m., at ;':1 Toyan Commu• Mrs. Yuki Kamayatsu was Friday, the 13UI. Perhaps it will be good luck for us nily Center. Nalional City. cited as the ouislanding mem• the rest of the year. JUDGEYONEHIRO PREDICTS PLACER with Edy and the Sbowmen ber of the Hollywood J ACL l By now we should have made all our resolutions, providing the music. Dress: and presented the cbapter', school clothes. Frank Cbuman Award. including those to help advance Jr. JACL and lhe COUNTY WILL BE NEXT BOOM AREA A lotal at 75 otticers was JACL Youth Program for the coming year. One way. Hldeko Oda and Fred Yone• sworn Inlo otlice. Some 300 molo ate co-cI1alrmen 01 t.!le of course, is to get your pencil or pen out and start Ill' ROY YOSHIDA who b .Iaying with Selchl persons attended 1he function. Olow 01 Loomll!. gave an In· ,econd aMual San J ose Jr. Music for t!le dance was fur• marking the calendar and planning activities. AUBURN - Tom Takahashi teresting accounl 01 hi. ex• J ACL cultural show. "Shibul", nished by Sammy's Combo. 01 Loomm was sworn In as periences In ~1s country. One to be held Mar. 12, 1-5 p.m .• • • • • pre.sldent ot Placer County ot the many participants In at the local Buddhist Church COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION RATIFICATION, NOWI-During the Christmas· JACL chapter tar 1967 at an the farm tralnee program Proceeds go loward the club's Designing -Installation • New Year interlude. we visited with 1I'lattin Koba, installation d inner held recent• sponsored by the Farm Bu• scho l ar~hlp fund. Maintenance ly at Heidi's Restauranl near PSWDYC representative to the National Youth Coun• reau. he expressed high hopes Applegate. ot uUU :r.lng (he knowledge Sam J. Umemoto cil (NYC), in San Diego. Subsequent to that meeling, ~B~sha -- c :; e l C.rtfflr.ate M.mber of R.S.E.S. A graduate 01 UC DaVIS. the gained through the program Member of Japan Assn. of Martin informs us that as he sees it there is basic• neW prexy holds a Bachelor on his farm when he returns Rdrlgmtlon. Genuine Japanese f ood t Licensed Rdrigerallon ContraclOr ally not much needed to alter the Jr. JACL Constitu• of Science degree in primary home this March. agronomy and is pre.ently [ 3929 W. Olympic 8lvd. I SAM REI-BOW CO. tion as drafted (see PC Quarterly, Sept. 2, 1966). with Callforrua Department 01 Los Ang.les - 934~~_ . 150& W. v:;r~~;~d4L O S Ang.l" As a consequence, Martin has asked Jr. JACL The Stapler Agrlcuiture. r. chapters for ratification. Our office has prepared in• Judge George Yonehlro 01 gl\llllll\lllll\llllllllllllll\lllllllllllllllll\ll ll\l \ll ~ struments of ratification. To date, only San Francisco '------....! the Cotrax Jud.iclal D;,trlcl was Ihe installing orticer, and Mid-Columbia Jr. JACL chapters have approved. while Dlok NlshJmura ably ; Mikawaya ; Fugetsu-Do Within the coming months when District Youth Coun• 1967 JACL Officers handled the program as loast• 5 Sweet Shop ~ cils (DYC) will be meeting, other chapters will be re• masler. 244 L A § BAKSRSFIELD JACL OkA , Cecilia Wakljl. V.p; Y. B, minded of either approving or disapproving the Jr. TAmura, t roAS .: Sue YUS8. rce. Growth Pr.dIoted Cuy Muratanl. chmn.; Lloyd sec.: Ruth Deguohl. cor. acc.: Dr. f. II\II lI lIlIllIIlI lI lIlIIillllll ll \lI\lI II IllIll · II III · IIII\lI\I~~ I ______Kllmalak a. ... c., Mary Ta15uno. ~1.aek Judge Yonehlro in address· JACL Constitution. N ~ Ule Ken YRfnlllguchl, auditor: tru,.; Tatsuno, sec.; Mlke Yamaguchi. rec.·pub.: Klmlko log the group commended ttle T orll. d C!: l.-at -IJit Iotilt. Ch;y. · N.hsMn(l Membership cards are returned to the chapters, £ec.; M.arylyn IshttanJ. cor. lec.; (Dinuba). Tom Hirabayashl men suggests, since a record Ken Kambara. ITeas.: Karen Ka• (Lindsay). dl$t. chmn.: Jim Uota. ~ HoutlS attendance Is anticipal£d. Res· fiiled with information gained from the application \0, hist. treal.: Tosh Sadahiro. rec. sec.; form, for signature of the chapter president and dis• Harry Nil, cor. nc.; Tak lshlzue, ervations may be made by #/p/ng MT. OLYMPUS JACL 1000 Club: Jim Morioka. pub.; telep\loning Mrs. Dorothy Fu• .------Ha.rry Kaku, youth adv. tribution to the members. Frank Yoshunura. p res.; Ken kutome at 933-5009 or Miss A Good Place 10 Eat - CANTONESE CUISINE Nodzu, 1st v.p.; L.lllJa n Sueoka. TWIN crTIES JACL Dues-paying Jr. JACLers are also eligible for a 2nd v.p.; Taro Sudoko, treas.; Mary Toda at 296-4484. Noon to Midnight (C losed Tues.! , Private Parties, Cocktails. Banquet Facilities special youth rate subscription to the Pacific Citizen. Amy .F . 'rom1t a, r ec. aec.; Joanne Dr. Roy YamahLro. pres.: Rob• S ueoka, cor. sec.; Lou Naka• ert G irard. v .p.: Elml Kuramoto, 3888 Crenshaw, Los Angeles, AX 3-8243 treas.; Paul Tsucbiya, memb., Some are beginning to take advantage of the reduced , awa, sgt-at--anns; Tom Matsu• ".,.ft~ .... ~ ...... ~ ...... "-"- morJ. youth adv.; Yaeko Ikegaml, Marie Kallio. rec. sec.: Mrs. Fred Cafe rate ($1.50). Onno, cor. sec; Sam Hara, 1000 Puyallup Va lley elects t hut..: Yuki Namba, newsletter: Sad ie Yoshimura. pub.-hospltall ... Club: James Mlzuhata. hlst.: Mrs. REAL CHINESE DISHES • • ty; Atko Okada, 1000 Club; Helen Sam Hara. scholarship; Charles Frank Mizukami as head 320 E. 1st St., Los Ang.l" Onlkl, Ida Nmomlya, Tom Seo. Ta tsuda, leg. counsel: 1\'lIn Yoshi• JOINT INSTALLATION-Southern California did N inoru MatsumoTi. directors. da. Jr. JACL liaison: Rev. An• TACOMA-PNWDC Gov. Emi Phone Orders Taken It in grand but informal style swearing in the chapter drew Otani, comm. sv. d lr.; Paul Somekawa installed Frank Mi· ORANGE COUNTY JAYs I1da. Dr. Patrick Haglhal'a, D r. MA 4-2953 BRAND NEW PRODUCT officers of Downtown L.A., East Los Angeles, Holly• Yoshlo Sako, Sum I Teramoto, .ukami as Puyallup Valley Allan Uyesugl, pres.: Roy Nara• Mrs. Ken Tanaka, Saburo Alsawa , JACL presidenl al an installa• wood, Pasadena, San Fernando Valley and Wilshire• saki. v.p.; Linda Eiki, sec.; Kay Kushlno. Mleko FuJita, Bill Helene l'liJzawa, treas.; Do r' D ol. bd. membs tion dinner atte.nded by some Uptown. The seventh chapter (and sole Jr. chapter) Iwata, social; Alan Nomura. a th.; Mallory Nomura, hist.; Jan• 70 persons Dec. 3. Frank Rus• was the Hollywood Jr. JACL. WASHINGTON, D.C. JACL sell was the main speaker, £ i ~ i ku. et KobayashI, J oyce Mllan.l. Caro· Kaz Oshlkl. pres.: Ben Fuku· (3lf.lt As a first in the PSWDC, the affair turned out lyn K ato. Glenn Nbhlzu. membs.• The Rev. Thomas Thomas de· at-lge; Messrs and Mme&:. Mlooru tome , 1st v.p.; Henry Waka• Dine • Danee .. coektalJ.t to be a very nice arrangement at Pickwick Restaurant. bayashi. 2nd v.p.; Norman Ikarl, livered the benediction. I UK ' YAIU • JAPANESE ROOM. cfJ\.l)E ~RA ~ Nitta, Henry Alhara, Ben Shlma• 314 E. FIr,t Sl. zu, adv. treas.: Mrs. Gale Asaka. rec. sec. Peroy Rowley 01 Puyallul> The food was exceptionally good as far as banquet and youth adv; Mrs. K atherine Los An«eles • MA 9-3021 fare goes. There were pros and COilS over such joint PARLIER JACL Matsukl. cor sec.: Paul laMmoto. presented a sUde lecture on memb.: Yoshfo Sato. 1000 Club; 10 Installations but in this case, the mixing of six metro• H arry Kubo. pres.; Ralph K l• Akl Sano, hlst.: Cherry Tsut.su· his recenl travels t!le Orient politan L.A. chapters appeared to have the trappings Inoto, v.p.; T o m Yamanaka, m ida, bd. memb; Key Kobayashi, and Russia at the chapter treas.; Kengo Osu ml. rec. sec.; H arry Takaga!. Charles Pace. ex• meeting Jan. 5. INSTANT SAtM'N of a district council affair in many respects. Bob Okamura. cor. sec.: Tom o{{lclo ; Mrs. Katsuyo Takeshita. Mitsuba Takata. 1000 Club; Noboru J. Doi, JHP: Richard Yamamoto, scholar• This Saturday, Orange County JACL holds its in• ath.: James Golshl. social; Min ship. Sushi Dol, pub.-hisl. Join the 1000 Club - HAWAIIAN RE CIPE - stallation at Sheraton Beach Inn. WASHINGTON, D.C. JR. JACL 226 E. Fin' SL PASADENA JACL fAA 5- 8165 With the installation season upon us, there will Cookie Fukutome. pres.: Shirley (Closed Tuts~ l )'d Most Sanitary Wholesome Aklko Abc, pres., Bob Miya• ShimabukUro. v.p.: Harry Takal be more installations to which we shall be attending moto, Mary Yu.sa, Frances Hlra- Take·Oul S@rvlce • Free Parking Jr., tre3l.; Julie Kasamalsu, sec.: New Owner - Mr. Y. Kawai in the very near future. But the seven chapter instal• LUllan Kuroaaka. hlst. Saimin on the Market lation of last weekend handled one-third of the Pacif• W1LSBTRE-UPTOWN JACL Uptown Cafe ic Southwest district chapters. Top-flight orchestra Klmt Matsuda. pres.: Haroo 3045 W. Olympic Bljd., L.A. Oklno, 1st v p.: Mas Kataoka, 2nd OU 9-5847\ ~;;d;:; Available at Y~ ur Favorite Shopping Center • • draws at Watsonville v.p.: (memb.) Mulan Amano, P.ggy & Klyo Ohata, Prop. I treas.: Tut Yata, 1000 Club. ;:i;: ABBREVIAT IONS-People have asked what all WATSONVILLE - Now reo 424 Wllshlr. Blvd. NANKA SEIMl:N CO- those abbreviations in "Accent on Youth" mean. garded as the "party 01 the • Santa MonIca, Gallf. Los Angeles year", some 150 Nisei Watson• Ph. 451-3167 We're not the only ones guilty of abbreviating villers galnered Dec. 10 to Los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. I \ \vithout first spelling the word out completely. But bonor the 1967 Waisonville JA• -Complete Insurance Protection- please keep in mind that as you become more familiar CL cabinel beaded by Harry AIHARA INS. AG Y. Alhara-Omatsu-Kaklla, 114 S, San p.dro •••. 628-9041 with the JACL organization, these abbreviations will Akimolo :l.nd iis outgoing pres· ANSON FUJIOKA Rm 206, 312 E. 1st •••.....•.. • 626-4393, 263-1109 have more meaning ... Besides, JACL (Japanese ident Buzz Noda. FUNAKOSHI IN S. AGY. Funakoshl -Kagawa-Manata- Morey American Citizens League) is hardly spelled out. National Director Mas Sa• 21B S. San p.dro, •• • .••.• 626-5275, 462-7406 Ask lor it , But if confused, drop us a line and ask. low installed the oUice", and HIROHATA INS. AGY. 354 E. 1st •.•.• . •••••••• 628-1215, 287-860 5 reporled on current J ACL ma I· INOU YE INS. AGY. 15029 Sylvanwood Av•. , NOIWalk •..•.•.••• 864-5774 • • • • lers. Ben Umeda was loast• TOM T. ITO 669 0. 1 Monto, Pasadena . •.•.. •... 794-7189, 6Bl-4411 at your lavorite grocer ••• master. Herb Miller's 14-piece MINORU 'NI X' NAGATA 1497 Rock Haven, Monterey Park .... . • 26 8·4554 WHO CARES-Views of the Japanese American orchestra. which has played STEVE NAKAJI 4566 Contlnela Ave., •• • ••••••••• 391-5931, 831-9150 community in general are discussed at informal lun• for the most expensive and ex• SATO INS . AGY. 366 E. 1st SL •••••• ••••••••• . 629-1425, 261-65H for the finest cheons attended by George Saiki of the L.A. Mayor's clusive paflties jn Northern JAPUROSE seledad staff, John Saito of the L.A. County Commission on Cali!ornia, entertained before JAPANESE FOOD Human Relations staff, associate national director a Nisei group tor the first 1\I1I\lIIIIII\IIIIIIIIIII\IIIIIIIII\IIIIIIIII I IIIII\I\I~======!l Jeffrey Matsui, Frank Hirata of the So. Calif. Japanese lime. CAL-VITA PRODUCE CO., INC. ~ . PRODUCTS Chamber of Commerce and yours truly. ' The Rev_ Sumio Koga 01 Bonded Commission Merchants-Fruit.. & Vegetables Some of the questions recently posed include: Westview Pre.;byterian Churcb 774 Ave. DA'MARU a..... - HIME 8 ....1 S. Central L.A.- \Vbolesale Terminal Markel L 5.10 I D1U lUCY and lhe Rev. Junio Tsumura ~1A 2-8595. ~1A 7-7038. ~1A 3-4504 WEl·PAC B"nd - OYNASTY B,'"" I-Do you think that the Nisei or Sansei are cur• of the Watsonville Buddbisl RICE JAPANFOOO Br.nd rently craving Japanese cultural things or are they Church gavE' the invocation 1I 11111 1111111 11111 1111111 111 1111\ 1II1\I1I1I1I1\1I1I 1I 1\1I\l1II 1I 1II1\I1\1II1I1I\l1II1II11II1II1 1I~ drifting away from them? and benediction, respectively. 2-y\.re the Nisei or Sansei becoming actively in• On tile dmner-

Effeetlv. Datil! • If YOu' ,! mOVI ng, plUse lel us know at least thru weeks prior. Attach cunent address label below 001 t1Ie margin of this pagt. THANk YOU. PlCm. CIUzo. Clrcul3tion OtpL 125 Well., St., L.. Angtlu. CL 90012 ...... -. __ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PACIFIC CITIZEN Aloha Plumbing PARTS & SUPPLIES • EMPLOYMENT-Lo. Ang.l" HARRY K. HONOA, Edllor -R.pai" Our Speclll\J- 1948 S. Grilnd, Lo, Antleifl PubHshM wc~kly by tlH~: J.pane~e Amc-rJeln Cllll:ema Lel.ut f''X~p t the lut wce-k ot the year RI 9-4371 ~dltol'la.1·0u"'nf''' OUl~t" 'Am. 301. 1:1:5 Weller St .• Los Anaelcs, C". 9001!!-Ph.: (213) 1\1/\ 8-15938 MACHINISTS andLa~: !~I'St~~~lri~s:o~~rd! ED SATO Jerr,)' Enomoto. Nat'l Prrs. - Roy Uno. PC Board Chmn. PERMANENT POSITIONS Japane ~e M~gG~~~s, Art Books, No.tton"l JACL l{radQ.u tu teu PLUMBING AND HEATING 183-4 Post St.. Siln l'ranci:sco. Cn. 90UIS - Phone: ("18) WE 1 .. 6644 Remodel and Repairs - Wat.er - 58 HOUR WEEK - 340 E. lSi St" Los Ang.l" Heaters, Garbag! Disposals, DtslrhH. Council R('llte s~ nt n Uvt'l S. Ueyama, Prop. Furnaces PNWDC-K1mt TambarA; NC·\vNOC-wmtnm Matsumoto; CODe• Large Commercial Backlog 1st & 2nd Shifts Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllh -Servicing los Angeles• S e.I~ Htmash1ro: PSWOC-TQts Iwasaki: IDC-Frank YoShimura: Call : AX 3-7000, RE 3-0557 MPOC-BIU Hosokawa: l\1.DC-Joe Kadownkl: EnC-Leo Sasaki Bus transportation to door Sllccl:ll Correspondents Hawall: AUan Beckman, Dick Ghna. Japlln : Tl'unol.su MurRY."" Ch'\~ r- Appliances • Entered IS 2nd MaUer at Los Angeles. Ca. ..: .. Subscription • N/C MACHINISTS Rates (payable In advance) U,S. $4 por yC!:ftr. $7.&0 for two years. U.S. airman : $1C1 additional per !I COlr. Forc.ign : $6 per year • GENERAL MACHINISTS ~.SO of JACL I\leD\btr ~b lJ) Duts fol' J year Subsc.ripUon- TAM(jUriA Except fol' JACL staU writers, new.! and oplntons expressed • TOOL & DIE • ACME e by columnists do not necessarily l'e.fle:ct JACL pollcy. MAKERS GRIDLEYS And Co" In!;' .o/'6.~ Friday, Jan, 13, 1967 • TURRET LATHE· MILLS 6- Marutama CO. Inc. I "':A;,_~~ • DRI LL PRESS • PUNCH PRESS Flsb Cake Manufaoturer ! 3420 W, Jefferson Blvd, • INSPECTORS Lo. Angele. Los Angelas 18 '------RE 1,7261 Call Mr, Koster at UP 0-3781 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111:=: aaaaaaaa=aa == ==aaaa THE BOSWORTH BOOK Apply or send complete resume Cartons containing Capt. Bosworth's "America's 2024 E. lsi St. NIS EI Established Concentration Camps" are stacked high in the JACL Los Angel", Canf. 1936 Year of the Ram (and isn't every year?) THE HARTWELL CORP. offices across the counlry and it is a good guess -SIN CE 1939 - ANgelus 8-7835 these will dwindle fast. As a documentary on what iflllllIlIlllll TRADING (0. happened to Japanese Americans 25 years ago, re• 9035 Venice Blvd" Los Angeles • APPLIANCES - TV - FURNITURE plete with footnotes and an excellent bibliography, Open Saturdays 10 to 4 Close to Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw Area the book about Evacuation (and we've noted Bosworth 348 E. FIRST ST., L.A_ 12 also capitalizes Evacuation-a practice started by the Letters from Our Readers An Equal Opporlunlty Employer MAdison 4-6601 (2, 3, 4) ~~~~===w====a=aaa Pacific Citizen in referring to the mass military re• OUR HARVARD SCHOLAR always openly advocated the ...... ~~ moval of persons of Japanese ancestry from the West advancement of all people, the Coast in 1942) can be one where demand exceeds our Dear Sir: aclive particIpation in the J A• Recently, Our Harvard Scho• OL. I wrongfully believed thai own supply. Minutes to Oowlll0wn or Int' l Ai rport ~=m. lar undertook the definition of J had served as a humble Headquarters advises that the initial 1,000 auto• the term, "Moderate," and at officer of our humble chapter Heated Pool - Elevator - TV graphed copies by the author are "sold out" _ Nearly best, r would say that he did of JACL, have defended the Pacific Tube Company Air Conditioned - 24 Hr. Switchboard 15130 S WeSlern A•. an abominable job tSee PC indigents without compensa• NISEI OPERATED Gardena. OA 4-6444, FA 1-2123 half was ordered by coupons which have appeared in ~ the PC_ JACL offices across the country are now mail• Nov. 18), The equations and tion in the interest of preserv· 5710 Smithway Street 4542 W_ Slauson, L.A" AX 5-2544 ing these out to members who have ordered them, syllogisms by which he argues ing the constitutional saCe• his point are abput as reliable guard that all men are equal City of Commerce Additional copies without autograph have also and ",,'iute as some of the before the law, and have lob• been received by JACL offices and these are now more repugnant attempts at bied before our state legisla· Ono Fish Cako!! Co, available at the pre-publication price of $5 to JACL• stereotyping Mcial character• ture for civil r·ights legislation Formerly Dalmaru Kamaboko, !stics. The most obvious to us This major producer of steel tubing and bars, has im• Honolulu Take a look a~"in, Mr. Har• ers, many of whom are buying several to give to their as J'apanese Amerjcans would friends and institutions_ vard Scholar, at the program mediate openings for- 'ONO' BRAND be the idea that all Japanese of tl,e NAACP, Th.y advocate bave slant eyes, have buck Kamaboko, Tenpura, Pork Tempura In the weeks to come, reviews from various sour• peaceful, reasonable, cal m -Made Fresh Oally- ces will appear in the PC_ Some surprises from West teeth, and apologetically utter, tempered protest against the Maintenance Electricians ~skin & Gerson "so solee pleaBe." 333 S. Central Ave'., Los Angeles Coast readers are anticipated when they learn of the indignation and jus lice heaped MASAO ONO Tel. 628-689& I GLASS CO, roles played by civic leaders to oust the Japanese Our Sobolar arrive; at the upon them. They advocate Plat! and Window Glass ,.. .. - .. 111 -: .... bv use of syllo• ~ peaceful assemblages, peace· EX PER lEN C ED - Starting wag" for .Ieelriclans a.. $3.43-11 2 to ""tOt •••• Glazing of All Descriptions under military might at a lime when civil courts were gisms and equations apparent• in operation_ We also expect the initial printing will ful demonstrations. Moderate, $3.58·112 per hr. These openings are on the afternoon shift. MA 2-8243 ly foreign to all but Harvard like I, pledge our aclive sup• 724 S. San Pedro, Los Ang.l" be sold out before Easter_ scholars and some assistance I port lo tbem and othe!\; like Liberal emp loyee benefits, thal are equal to, or better than, benefits offered Nisei Upholstering from one Lillian Smith, that them. On the other hand, we In the basic stee l industry art provided. If you have no oending military obll· * • aU moderates are advocates R"tyllng -Rebuilding -Repairing denounce and actively resist gations and are Interested in joining a stable and progressive organization• Real Estale & InsuranCi MASS INSTALLATION RITES of the "Do Nothing Program", any attempt of forceful and - KIKI CRAFT - are apathetic of all evils, are call lawless vendettas. The Watt, FREE ESTIMATES Nakamura Six Los Angeles area chapters and a Jr_ JACL in reality, sympathlzeI's of the incident and all others like il MR. I. W. PAYNE PERSONNEL DtRE CTOR Ku Klux Klan, and the Fas• PICK-UP & DELIVERY club swore in their 1967 cabinet members in a mass was and is as grav~ a crimE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Realty ceremony last weekend. As an informal family affair, cists movements of George as the lynching parties of th. 723-1331 for appointment the New Year week was a "natural" for it allowed Lincoln Rockwell: are in es• Ku Klux Klan and ~arlicipant. 1526 W. Jeffer!t~n Blvd_ 2554 Gro" St., 8"keley 4, C.I~. JACLers to wish each other the best for the coming sence mor.a]Jy and spiritually of such corruption ar£' as Los Angeles. RE 4-3975 Phone: 848-2724 confused. Our Scbolar's syllo• guilty ru,; tlle Ku Klux Klqn Pacific Tube Company San Mateo Offlce Hayward Office year, gims are constructed to read, St... Kobata - Terry Kobala 512 Third Av<. 25101 Mission Bl o( the homicide of the " Amer• 342-8301 581-6565 If it lacked decorum of an individual chapter in• "All Moderates are bad, there• ican Dream." Ar. Eq ua l Opportunily Employ" fore, all bad people are Mod• stallation, steps to incorporate some of the public re• erates." Look agaifl, Mi Endo, a' lations flavor shall be needed in the future. A main your equations and syllogisms; Sitverlake . Hollywood· Echo pa'kl Anguished and distressed by NURSES speaker to state the JACL case or the Nisei cause be• the definition bequeathed lo us look again at the definition you I" Lab Technologists Nisei American suggest. My bumble koowlerigr fore an array of invited public officials must be by our Harvard Scholar, I G~t -(:{ sought. Formalities of gavel exchange and presenta• my secretary to the closest of deductive and induruve Realty tion of the president's pin deserve a spotlight with• book slore, with all dispatch, logics obviously do "-S not lead RN's &LVN's Community Hospital me to the same conclusions of San Gabriel 2029 SUNSET BLVD., LA 2b out making it appear overly repetitious. to purchase the latest edition All Shifts DU 8-0694 of " Mr. Webster's" great you reach. On e of the Largest Selections Full or Part Time Hiring; Ma le or Female. I Eddie E. Nagao, R.altor For the working press, the occasion jammed six 2421 W. Jefferson, L.A. RE 1-2121 work, the Webs>ler Dictionary, If you peruist in your defini Start 10 . .. S710 Monlh. Wallace N. Ban events into one night and they're for that. The word "ModeI'late" was tion and I in mine, certainly Must be California licensed JOHN TY SAITO & ASSOCIATES MEDICAL - SURGICAL PATIENTS or equivalent. Viola Redondo George Che, found immediately below the someone must be wrong and For the chapters, it avoided the conflicts of dates noun, Model. "Mr. Webster" most certainly it must be I NUrses are Involved in planning 1m · PHO NE , .. MR. MOHLMAN proved methods for patien ts' care and allows them a quicker start on programming. apparently assumes a Gub• who is in error. But please, with this nursing servict. 289-5454, oxt. 288 For the officers, it was an excellent opportunity stantially different definition oj sir, let me live my life 0111, or se nd resume to . . . the word "Moderate" and if su!lering as I m ay be from MANY EMP LO YEE 8ENEFITS 218 S_ Santa Anita St. . 'DON'K.NAKAJIMA,INC. to get acquainted-and internal PR got a boost. we should assume for a mo• all the ridiculous lIJusions I CaU for interview appointment San Gabriel, Calif. ment that IIMr. Webster" have come to espouse; let me This was a first in Southern California and cer• 721-5151, Ext. 223 or 255 REALTOR tainly it shouldn't be the last. could be correct in his defi• pan; away, believing that a Apply or Send Resume nition (although the probabili• Moderate truly can be some• Turret Lathe 14715 So. Western Ave To Central California: Move over. You're going ties are that he is grCi3Sly ln thing good, something between Beverly Hospital Gardena, Calif. error) it would be good lo be t'ne two extremes. Let me pass to have company. (Central California District Council 309 W. Beverly Blvd. Machinists 323-7545 321-3a86 swears in their 10 chapter officers en masse each a Moderate for by Webster's away, believlng that I, a Mod· humble defiIDtion, a Moderate, erate, bave made a humble Montebello CLASS A OR B year_) Los Angeles may have a 10 chapter installation among other complimentary contribution to my societ). Apply or send resume one of these days_ things, is reasonable, calm KENNETH M. HISATAKE MAGNA VON CORP_ tempered. Of course, as I have Attorney-at-Law 12647 So . Prairie Avo, parenthetically stat