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Manzanar plan now underway. A plan for to -create Manzanar as a na^onal historic site is now being devel- qpsdby the National Porks Service (NFS), according to Ed Rothfuss, superintendent of Death Valley National Monument. In November,. 1992, NPS approved a request by Rothfuss for a challen^ cost- share grant, in collaboration with the American Sodety of Landscape Architects (ASLAj. Eight members of the ASLA, all of Japanese ancestry and former intern­ ees, have volunteered their time and ex­ pertise to assist the NPS in making a site JAMCEUGAKI analysis and preparing preliminary de­ Oxford'tnund sign concepts. These concepts will be con­ sidered in drafting alternatives for the Even at Oxford general management plan. The $9,000 matching grant will pay for she'll remember three meetings of the group, Rothfuss said. her Idaho roots *HOnZONTAL HANK'—Henry Gosho, pictured above in 1945 pfter a distinguished Army The antidpeted donated services of the service witti Merritf's Maurauders. recently died of cancer. Betow, right, is a recent photo. eight landscape architects is estimated at By GWEN MURANAKA about $85,000. The first meeting has been Assistant editor tentatively echedulbdtotakeplacearound From Bladdbpt, Idaho to Harvard In menioriain the 24th annual pilgrimage to Manza­ to the Rhodes scholarship, Janice nar on April 23, 1993. At that meeting,- Ugaki, now finds the worid at her ideas will be presented to the public and fiMt, but she. has never forgotten input from former internees wifi be heard. where she came from. Tgrew up According to Sue Embrey, chairwoman going to JACL picnics, carnivals and War hero of the Manzanar Committee, Congress, in chow mein dinners," said Ugaki Sm MANZANAR/page 11 whose parents, Yuzo and Waka Ugaki are members of the Pocatello* Henry Gosho BladdbotChapter, JACL. "Although Teen admits to we may not have a 1 arge population, it's close knit. Tve alwmysj^- cefved incredible su)^>ort from the diesat-71 rob in murders ch^ter, they've really helped me so In a I ain to avoid the death much," said Ugaki. Nisei was known for WWU exploits penalty, Alessandro "Alex" Garcia, 17, Ug^ beat out students from and government and JACL service pled guilty Jan. 7 to nine counts of first seven states in the northwest re­ degTM murder and one count of burgl^ gion and will begin studies at Ox­ By CUFFORDVYEDA for his role in the Aug. '91 slayings of nine ford in the fall. "I was so* thrilled, . Special to the Pacific Citizen dsco and again as patM discussitm chair­ p^le at a Thai Buddhist temple near shocked," said Ugaki, recalling when SAN FRANCISCO —' Henry Hiroharu man at the MIS 5Cfth anniversary reunion in Phoenix, acemtiing to an Arisono Repub­ she first found out she had won Gosho, 71, retired State Department intelli­ 1991 at San Francisco, s lic report. eaHy in December. gence specialist and MIS combat infantry­ Duriiigthe 1985 visitbfEipperorHirohiJo Garda, in a plea agreement with thsi Talking about her parents’ reac­ man-interpreter with Merrill’s Marauders, to the United States, Gosho in charge of Maricopa County attorney's office, has diedDec.28ofcancerathiBhom€inBelro-beshing ray bars. According to the thensubmittingittoplefaiMte. at the World Professional Fig­ Kuwamura. You sm Sam 4s thr^years- inddent Jan. 9 in Laguna 7Vm«», the beach has l^n the The election took }»ade Dec. ure Skating Championship at old. Also a dog. Beach, Calif., has b^n identi­ site of previous gay-bashing 20. Landover, Md.,was considered . Los Angeles County election offidals fied as Asian, according to a inddents. Raines is beii^ held Acoordingto Yoehiyama,fhe a success. say S^ is one of perhaps hundreds of recent Lot Angelea Timaa re­ at Orange County jail in lieu constituent congress may es­ According to Chicago fraudulent voter registrations submitted port. The victim.was saidtobe of $250,000 bail. tablish a unicameral l^sla- TVibune’s f^il Hersh, IWsti in the south-central county area where ini critical condition at that ture, unlike the parliament^ willearn an estimated $1 mil­ campaign workers were paid as much as time. which was diseolvedApiiifi by lion from endorsements and $5 for each voter they signed up. Laguna Beach prosecutors New leader of Fujimori becauee of its siza, ice showconti’actain 1992-*93. The phony repstrationsandotherregu- may ite look] ng into hate crime ineffidency and "corTuption." The ice skating star has also larities—induing how Sam was signed chmges against Jeff Michael Peru's congress appeeredin numerousTV com­ up—are now under investigation by the Raines, 18, who was reported Jaime Yoshiyama, among mercials selbngcontact lenses. district attorne/s office. Owner Kei\ji to have said. "Let's go down to the leaders of ^e Cambio 90 Kristi's q hit on A toy comimv for a Kristi Kuwamura remains puzzled. Mountain Street'to get some coalition in suppo-t of Peru­ Yamaguchi doll is -also ex­ According to the Los Angela Daily ^ vian President Alberto Fu­ and off the ice pected to sign on in the near Aleuts, a re^w of voter registration docu­ ;, 55, was beaten so jimori, was elected president ^ Kristi Yamaguchi appeared futiire. ments shov^ scores of questionable reg­ istrations. (S 2—PKlfic ClUzcn, Friday, Januaiy 15.1993

No.2j6» C.ilciidar Ouane Phjrsica, room <»30, on cam- 0268;or^'uriMorlcwM6.6l(F4«2-3280 put Panel discussion following Wadnaaday. Fek. 27-Sequoie Chap­ Wetfcwsday. Jan. 27.7:30 p.m,,Ck)«1- ter JACL's annual crOb end speghetb OF RETiEWma YOVR SVBSCRimOn AT THE Chicago room. CU-Boutder School of Law. Boh fondraser. Palo Alio Buddhist Temple. Fri.>8un., Sept 3-S—Sixth Natiooal evens free lnfonnabon:303(492-800e. Louis Rd.. 5 p.m. Information; Don CimREtiTRATE, JACL Singles Convention, Chicago Miywnoto. 406/ 73*4334 or Tats Hori. Marriott Hotel. 540 N. Mdiigan Ave. 415/ 94*6575 JACL Officers fo be h- between fMW and February 28,1993. two lACL member subscribert Chic^o.n. 60611. stMled. can renew their subscriptions at the current t^es of: Sacramento ' ONE YEAR: $25 Los Angeles TWO YEARS: *48 Saturday, Jan. 16—Jan Kan Po Gdiko's winual New Yaai^ axlandad THREE YEARS: $71 New York Frlday, Jen. IS—Japanese American Through Hwy 8*-The Chinatown His­ saapion. Sacramento Japanese Uoiiad National Museum’s Jan Nighi al the toryMuaeutn’sphotographicexhbllions. Modioditt Church. 6929 FranWn Bfvd.. Museum. 369 East First SU Los Ar^ Effective March 1.1993, subscription rales to the PacOTc OVaen *From Canton to New York; The Broken Sacramento. 9 a.m. Ragisraion: $9 las. Reservations required Information; will increase due to rising costs in printing, postage and mailing. Traddon,* and The People of Tong parcNld.Chldrene0M3e lO.undarS 213/62*04U Tbe new rates are as follows for Yehn Gew.* 70 Mubw St. 2nd lloof. wil need an accompanyingnduH Infor­ Thuraday. Jan. 21—Japan America non JACt member subscribers: Sun.-Wed. noon-5-p.m. Information; mation; Yumiio Khade. 916f 42*6737 Society tponsors Denr» Laurie speak­ 212/619-4785. or Shwon Oguro. 91* 422-5336. ONE YEAR: $30 ing on her book. •Yankee Samurei: In- TWO YEARS: $55 . Thuraday. Fab. 28—Bonn Buddhist sM tor he Americen on Japanese THREE YEARS: $80 Church Oharma SchooTs tOh annual Mwi^emenL* Four Seasons Hotel. 690 Newport Center Dr.. Newport Beech. crab .feed. Florin. Y.BA. Hal, 7235 ATTENTION: All overseas subscribers, regular and JACUrs Philadelphia 11 *0 a-m. Cost: $30. members; $35. Sunday, Jan. Sl-Phladelpha Chap- Pritchard Rd,, 5 p.m. Cost $22. Oinoer. Additional foreign postage per year.charges will also increase from non-members. Intormation: 714/ 650- ter, JACL. sponsors a Sip to see Lane dance andraffle.lnformation:91&383- 4335 Nishkawa’s *rm on a Mttsion from Bud- 1831. NOTE: The mib«cri|XiMi rUc change 4ms iJ^ccl wfaactiplioM b«cd M |Aa dfto.* Pakttod Bride Art Center. 230 Thuraday, Jen. 28-PSW-JACL Wel- CKCCfil fotcign iddtCTi Uap**, Canada, Europe, etc j tvho rm* rendl Vine SL. 7 p.m. Group rats (15 people}: San Jose corrte te he community raoepdon ter direcllylhea brctgn pMl^ of S22 per yvv to the AacWc CUm with thdr $12. Informabon: Jane. 215/ 848-2567. SaL-Son, Jan. 30-3i-Wast Valey Ukan Kvnura, JACL national presidenL 1993 n JACL. he Next (3anaraban's coed vol- JACCC. Litfle Tokyo. 6 p.m, kifarme- laybal tournament, San Jose State tion: 21* 62*4471. j I YeSi IwanuofcncwmysubscrtptlonioihcPaclfkCiittcnaMhccuneniraiB University. 7 p.m. Information: Tim Walanabe. 40* 7230327. Saturday. Feb. 8—Pianist Glenn I------1 OOSEYEAIWIS OTWOYRARS/SWOTWOYFARS/SW aTlUUiEYEAR5/S7laTHRliEYEAR5/S7l LaCroese Thure.«8at„ March 2S-27-Unrversitr Saturday, Feb. 6-San Jose Chapter. Horiuchi performs with^igminsen art P 0*€T s. pttast add SUfer pastagt. of Wisconsin-La Crosse sponsors the JACL TOh anniversafy celebration. Liian Nakano. Harbor Collage Recital conference.'Asian Amaricaas; probing Hyatt Hotel JACL National Ptesidant HaB, 1111 Figoefoa PL, WImingion. 8 he pasL iving the presant sha^ the LiBian Kimura to pwtei^te. Guest p.m. Cost: $6. Information: 310/ 532- future.' Registrabon and informabon; .speaker; Sen. Daniel Inouye; Jan 0707. Penny Tiedi. Coninung Edocabon and YwieNro. emoee.San Jose Tafco Group Saturday, Feb. 6—The Amerasian Extension. 227 Mwn HMI. University of performs. No-host cocktal. 6*0 p.m.. _CTATU_ League wfo the SCAN Ch^ier. JACL Wisoonsin-La Crosse. La Crosse. Wl program. 7:30 p.m. Dandng. 9:45 p.m. presenL *Ma(iers of Color,* an evening 54601; 606/785-^03. TKkets;$50perpersondonationCon- of readings on the Asian Amoricarr femi- Mulonkrtoniw: ttct ch^ler at565 N. Sh SL, or call 40* nipexperience. MchightSpedP Books Pacific atizen f4’Uf9HO. 295-1250. Cuhurel Center, 1318 Third Street Prom­ •701 E.3rdSi..Ste.201 enade. Stfita Monica. 7 p.m. Writers UKAngdcs.CA 90013 inckfde; Jude Narita wkI Vebnt Hasu C213) 626-6936 Phoenix Stockton Houston. Saluntoy. Frt,. »-An2on« Chapter, J"- 22-SBc«on and Lodi JACU ho«a ttte PSW dtetriO mae6ns, ’^'«Pters JACL. Saturday, Feb. 6—Japan American BIhom Country Club. 1050 Ekhom Symphony Orchestra with violmisi Drive. Stockton Guest speaker Gordon TwnMiiKawakubo. Japan AmericaThe- 'Tokumatsu. local news reporter. See aire. Utde Tokyo. 8 p.m. Infonnation; ys Abowd.' page 9. for new officers. 21*46*5660. Emcee; BJI Hinkle of LoiS Chapter, tn- /Pacific Gitizeii formabon; h Lodi. Dr. Ronald Oye. 20* Sunday, Feb. 7—Union Church of Los 36*6233. or Or. KeWi Kanegawa. 20* Angeles' 7Sh ennivarsary oelebretion; 333-2452, evenings; in Stockion, Rihy Shangri La Rpstaurant 4:30 p jh. Cop: Dobane. 20ft*57-l801. or Barry SalkL, $25. Inlocmalion: 21*62*3876. The Podne CBfeen (ISSN: 0030^8S79) b pi 20*477-7565. Open to pubEc year: bhreoWy dubo **/ and Augoc. and tent-tnorMir n DoewrOw. Of ttw Boulder axxvWM AmMConCMmv league- 70I.E. MS.. 4201. Us AngdM CA WDiyiBIT CALENDAR ITEMS MUST ArewalwCserptonic«M: JAClmorrtwn Sl2oMhenatlonalduwpm4deonoiM«n oen^pofhoiseholdbow Non-menOM I v*or-t2&2v*an>-S4a.9v«an —171. San Francisco BE SUBMITTED THREE porobti n odvoncs. Addhond podoge pm vsg-fwWgn: SI9 US Ab rnai-US.. Sunday, Feb. 7-Nisei Widowed Group Canada.tAMdeo S90UlJapan/Eunpo $60US.(Sub(Kltoebonge«*«hodnetieeX WEEKS IN ADVANCE OF SrStowYourGutSSr^lop^ .monhly meeting. 2-4 p.m.. New mem­ NobondhModCMSTWt I76SSul*M»..S»»A«M». CA 941 IS. M»092J-6225 sssss bers. men and wotnen wotoorrw. Intar- THE DAY OF THE EVENT. nietiwi: Elsie Uyeda Chung. 415/221- INCLUDE DAY OR NIGHT MtlBfciittlDbeaMdeaal piriiiMer w^Mapoler. PHONE NUMBER FOR SoconMOH tadoge Poidai IM AngMM. Ccdl.. and oddHond mtfrg offiem. KCTMASIBk StOAOOOESS CHANGE TO Pocfic CIbMi. 701 E-M $1-4201. Us FURTHER INFORMATION. Ar«MM.CA900l9-iai7 MewwM ddodMne FirMar b«fore dale of iaaue Editor/Qeneral Manager Richard Stienaga PC deadfine reminder Asalstant liditor: Gwen Ptaranaka Pacific cnizan's adHorlal Editor Emeritus: Harry K. Honda and advartlalng daadllnaa Oassined/Produetkm Manager: laao Andy Enomoto are on Fridays at 4 pjrt husiness Manager Joyce Kato Mondays and Tuesdays Subscflption/arculation Manager Prances Oknno ars productions days when ths Issus Is tsU out, proofsd Pacific pdzen Advlaor BUI Hosokawa and oorrsdsd. JACL PresiOent: Lflllon C. lOmura JACL Notional Drector: Donnls Hayadd \ativr Sdulhucsleni Padfle atizen Boaitl of IMrecton limcpirn- Chairman: Paid Shlnkawa Cathy Naeda Joha IWuhaU Ronald ShlbaU LesHaU Terence J. Yatnada Mb Tachlld Peggy S. UggeU SbCRlc ShinreawtA

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• 'nie Nisei Student Relocation oiunity; Cambodian Community line for essay submissionsis Janu­ Commemorative Fund (NSRCF) of Stock toi and Vietnamese Vol­ ary 29, 1993. Essays should be is offering twenty scholarships of untary Foundation. tyrped d'mble.spaced; although $500 each to Sou theast Asian refu­ Application deadline is Mardi legibly handwritten essays gee hi^ 8(d)Ool graduates. 31,1993,withtheannouncement' are accepted. Contestants should Applicants must be refugees ofwinners on May 15. For appli­ indude A cover sheet with their from Cambodia, Laos or Vietnam cations andinframation, write to: frame, address, phone number, and currently reside in San Southeast Asian RefilgM Schol­ school and grade. Contestants Joaquin, Stanislaus or Merced arship Committee, do Barry should not show^Their name oh 1936 CHRYSLER AIRSTREAM MODEL C-7 ' Counties in CaUfomia. NSCRF Saiki, P.O. Box 690694, Stockton, the essays, except for on the cover Finished in black with red leather interior. Completely re­ selected those counties because cf CA. 95209. sheet. Instead, each page should stored to original condifion. Very few of this model were the number of Asian refugees liv­ • Ihe National Coalition fbr include the contestant's phone prixluccd, and fewer still exist. Looks arid runs like new. ing in the areas. Redress/ReparationS ofSan Fran­ number in the upper right hand Price: $59,900, or best offer. Interesting tratfts considered NSRCF was establishedin 1979 cisco is sponsoring an assay con­ conrar. Randy Carr, (312) 274-7777, in Chicago. in honor .of the wartime Student. test for high sch^ seniors and Entries must be postmarked by Confacf; Relocation Council, which helped juniors. January 29, and mailed.td: NCRR 3,500 Nisei from the internment Ihe tojrit for the contest is: Essay Contest, 1911 Bush St.,#l- camps seek an education. The "Statewwhether you think the mass G,.San Frandeco, CA. 94116. Hswra ■ NSRCF seeks to help others who internment knd violation of a EVizes will be announced at the are in need ofhelp furthering their people's civil rights basedon their 1993 Day of Remembrance pro­ LAND AUCTIONS education. racial and ethnic background gram in San Francisco. Sponsoring organizations for could happen again. If no, why the schdlarsl^p include: Stockton not? If^M, under what drcum- Information: Mari Matsumoto FORECLOSURES Chapter, JACL; Stockton Bud­ stancci^ 415^922-4060 (days) or 510/652- SUWAV JANUMY M tt 16 m. 6M E Talqnpii fW. dhist Church; OU^ry Presbyte- -First prize wdll be $200 and 7634-@ City of Commorcft, at tha Radlason Hotel i rian Churdi; Lao Family Cdm^— second prize will be $100. Dead­ Buy HOW! 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Reser­ Hdywood, M 9002653S5 (714)73M137 vations by Jan. 23: Furpiko Takeshrts Congress, announced Dr. H. Tom 510/ 235-6182. Speaker; Adrian Tamaki, chairman of the. JACL Isabels. Richmond Human Relations AUTHENTIC EGYPTUN committee overseeing the pro­ Officers. gram. The winner will serve for a GrMtor LA. Singles—Saturday. Jan ' period of apprcnrimately 15 weeks 23, Proud Bird, 11022 Aviation Blvd.. PAPYR U S in Washifjgton, D.C., in thenfflce Los Angeles. 6 p.m. Dinner and danc- of a U5. senator or member of the rig.Cost;$27.beloreJan.16;$30.aftBr House of Representatives. An Jwi. 16. information; Janet Okubo. 310/ Cnjss-Cdture Irnports is proud 635-7568, or June Furuts. 3l(V 323- award of $5,000 plus round-trip to pesem these original paini- 2783. fi^s directly from Egypt, ttch airfare it made to the winner. SaBnae Valley and Monterey Peoln- Candidates must be U.S. dti- eula. joint InsuBafion-Friday. Jan with a signed certifkate td au­ zens who are students at least in 22. FortOrd NCOCIub. Speaker; LlUan thenticity. A mystical gift that their third year of college or in a Khnura. will be treasured for years lo graduateorprofessionalprogram. San Diego—Sunday, Jan. 24. Tom come, we would be happ^ to Rom's Lighthouse Restauranl. 6 p.m. Preference is given to one who Ttckeis may be purchased trorh board gift wrap your choice arid send has demonstratedcommitmentto members or call 619/ 230-0314. Jt directly during the holiday Aslan Amerlc^ issues, particu­ Speaker; Ciian Kimura season, as yott-please. Other larly those affe^g the Japanese limited seleciiCHis are available, American community. MOKE 2.1 enables anyone with an IBM PC or compati­ as are sizes by request Applications may be obtained ble computer, a hard drive, arid a graphics monitor to by writing to the JACL National B enter Japanese. Japanese Is aniered via rom#. MOKE MasteiCardA^lSA orders at Headquarters, 1766 Sutter St., 2.1 can input hiragana. katakana. kanji. and ASCII. 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In Pacific Citizen’s feature on Payment mads by: ___Cheek or money order "Women in JACL" in the Holiday .MaalsrCerd _VISk TOTALS- Issue, add the name of Diane Yotsuya to the list of first women Acet#------chapter preddents. She headed the Ckstaz Chapter in 1980. ' 6>

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LEGACY FUND The JACL National Board and the JACL Legacy Fund Campaign Committee acknowledge the contributions to the Lega^ Fund frem our members and friends. The The Gift ^ followir^ is a ist of 499 contributions received between May 1, 1992. and Novennber 30, 1992. The Legacy Fund has surpassed the $3.7 million mark. We thank the many contributors whose generosity has advarwed the Legacy Fund to a point where we can of the hope to look to the $5 milfioo mark by the apd of 1993. If adonor for this period has been inadvertently omrBad have initiated a local campaign for the from the Bst. please contact Gail Ideno at JACL head­ Legacy Fund. With the suf^rt of chapter quarters. volunteers, the Legacy Fund will continue to This listing includes full or partial payment of pledges move forward until we reach the goal of $10 million. made earlier to the Legacy Fund akh^h most of the Generations names are new donors. The Legacy Fund Campaign Committee recognizes JACL National Leg^ Fund the special effort and leaderships the chapters who President Campaign chairwoman

BENEFACTORS ($20,000 wxf over) Endoof M^»2[Park CaH. Y«¥>eko UWweet District Cound Enomoto of Gardena. CalH,. George ft Mr. 4 Mm. Bohan M. Shiro F. i Catherine Shlraga of Northbrook, II.: KaBof San Francisco. CaM., si memory tS“— MIdsmst Diatrict NortheniCdfomlarWesttmNevada/ honor 01 Majiu 4 S4kuir*i Uyosogi: Kayoshc Masiiota of Chanteo, Ohio, in PaeffkOletrtet ma^olEdwinTKitasakoiAllanHida nemoyolNatiiitafo,K^u4teuoka. Yosh & FrwioesYamadeofNorti Bend, of Wauwatosa. Wis.. in memoty ol and Takashi Masuoka; Yasuko Ore., in memory of Joe K. and Haru Howard Hide. E^ardvT H^o, Yameda. Matsumoto of Intfianapolis. InrJ., in Mr 4 M«. U,to Matsuda; Mr. 4 Mrs. mento, Calif.; Da^ ft Akiko Kubo of Warren. Mich.; S. Ikoda of War- PATRONS ran M»h.;Mr.4M,s..tan^Kusunoki ($10,000 to $19,999) sssss Los Angeles. CalH.; Harry Masatani of rfMnneapolis k*nn.;ThomiB4 KalAo Guadalupe, Cattf.; Suyemi Iriatsumoto Eastern (Nstriet H. Tom & Marion Mo.; Dave 4 Hanifro Miyamoto of of Los Angeles. CaKf.; James H. ft Akimi Tamaki of Norristown, Pa., in memory 2^Mich..inmomo,yofM«.oiof. Mayeda of Los Angeles. CalH.; Ben A and l^n Tomolsu Nakamura; Nornia s^an^“r£?ari::; of Seichi and Tora Twrukt; 4SadaM|yamolo;AsakoMon^a Karen Mizusaki of Torrance. CaMf.. ri Matsumoto of MarysviBo. CalH., In Lous. Mo., in memory of Affred A. mamoryolShumI A. Matsumoto; (*.4 Mountain Plalna Diatrict S. Ruth Mrs. Tom Mt^a ol Kenwood. C^: Hashknoto of Altuquerque. N.M. M. 41^ Nakwnum o( Swi. SPONSORS ' teMdle. I ($5,000 to $9,999) ■ UvMgflho; CaSI . in rnamory 01 Kohol 4 olS^.’(^S,m««»,ofShi„ki4 HWweetOlatriet Mra.GcnzoUchiyam.;JeanUshtDof Y^Tanaka;Heniy4YukiTomomat8u Kimi & Lee Durham of Sl Louis, Mo^, in °Na:S°orSnuL^H‘^r: Livonia. Mkh.. in memory of Yoshio o! Gardena, CalH.. in rnamory ol honor of MaaaWchi Fujimoto, Osumi gspssBloomington. Minn., in mamoiy ot Ushire; Frank ft Margaret Waianabe of Fuiimoto. G. Eugene Durham, and Mary Kakunosuke 4 Fud. Tsuchiy. and Duh^; Livonia. Mich.; '

Pacific Southweal Diatrict Mountain Plains Diatrict Anonymous of San Diego, CaW.; Tak ft Peter Sagara of Santa Fe. N.M.. in J9y Salto d Mountain'yiow. «C m UnZ!T,“oMr Lly Tanabe of Los Angeles. CaM., in napolis. Ind.. in rnamory of Hiroshi 4 memory of Kikutaro ft Tom T. NtsNmoto; Anniversary; Jean T. Yonemoto- o^SJmTYr^?; Northern CatifomlaWostam Nevada/ srsF“--“ Wooster. Ohio; Ukari Yoshida of Hazel Pacific Diatrict Maremaro Shibuya of memory of Myuki Yonemoto; Park. Mich.; Los Ahos Hills, CalH., in memory of Mrs. Tora Shkxjya Mountain Ptairw District nDMrici Martha Hra of Mtitawa. Wash., in memory of Kiyozuchi and Yaye bltannounUbi District FRIENDS Fujikawa; Yasue M. IsMtara of Salt ($1,000 to $4,999) lake City, Utah; Isao Kameshige of Ontario, Ore.; Shigeru Motoki of Salt Eaaism District Lake Cihr. Calif., in memory of Seisuke LOian Daty of Ardsleyon Hudson. N.Y.; pihTTosjrT.-n.ST, ft Nakako Idotoki; TerreU ft Utfi Nagata Katf)leen A. HImtaof LutherviBe, Md.. in ^kT.Harano;G^lsonolOntatio. of Sartdy, Utah, in memory of Sadao ft honor of TokikD Kozuma; Geor\^ K. ft Qa.. m memory ol Kisa Ison; Kimiyo SumAo Nagata; M. Tom Shimizu ofSalt kelay.Calit..in Janet Ikeda of Emmaus, Pa.; Alt^ Miaua of SMt lake CHy.Utdt; Lois R. LMta City. Utsh; Raymond S. Uno of Shizuo Ikeda of King of Prussia. Pa., in Tameno of Valo. Ore.; Frank K. Salt Lake City, Utah, in triemory of memory of Mike Masaoka ft Saburo Yoshimura ol SaH lake City. Utah; Clarence HachinitUno: , Kido; Uim C. Kknura of BloomMd, in memory of Shizuyo and Yoshibei N J.; Tom ft Janet Kometani of Warreo, Takahashi;lzumi ft Barbara Taniguchi ^4TTDri>?SSLa.W.sh.. NJ.. in memory of Joseph T. Sasaki Pacific Northwest DUirict of Fresno. CalH ; Mono Roy Yasuhiraof and Kotone ft Okuichi Sasaki; Dr. ft EmHco Fujimoto of Boring. Ore., in Fresno. Calif.; Mrs. Tomomi Murakami of Cherry Hil. memory of Masayuki Fujimoto and Niozo NJ.. in memory of Jack K. Ozawa and ft ikuno F^imoto; Mr. ft Mrs. Hideo No^Callfomla/Waaum Nevada/ S.VTSJj5'S?a^.^wLt; Or. Mwiwi G. Lantz; Rose Nakada of Harada of Ontario. Ore., in memory of Padnc District C»olN.Kam^.afEvemn.W.sh in Ashton, Md.. m memory of Mr. ft Mm. Junsiike ft Misao Tameno and Shinichi sssSsr:Sachi Yamada of 0 Cerrito. Calif.: Jean Sadakutu Enomoto; Grace K. Nakano ft Ktate Harada; Daniel K. ft Grace K. J.Yamada of San Francisco. CaH. ri Hiranaka of KenL Wash., in merrtory of of Water Ml. N.Y., in memory of Mki memory of JamesH. Yamada and Kiyoko Wash.: Ellen N. Nakamuta ol Anchor­ Nakano; Roy Nakata of West Chester. IW. ft Mrs. He«aku Hitwtaka and Mr. ft Yamada; Yosh Yamagataof Reno, Nev., age. Alaska; Talemasa 4 Hulh Oki ol Pa., in memory of Tomoshige Nakata; Mrs. K|uro Fukasawa; Jofm M. ft Grace inmamoryotMorio4Mitsuyoyamagata; Seattle. Wash. ; Lena Omon ol Hood HirosN ft Grayce Uyehara of Medford, Kanda of Sumner. Wash., in memory of Ronald Ichiro Yamamoto; StanlayY. 4 Rivo,.Cka..io memory olToru Oman; NJ.. in'TOemory of Naotaka/Kiku Gary Tanaka; Budd S. Fukei. Mas^e was;u,cJrs;*rhVJS?:l EdHh Yamasaki of Tmoy. CalH.; Wdliam JlmS4FumiOnchiolPo,tlood.O-a..in Uyehara and Tsunayoshi/Tome Takada, and Yoshie Mikami of Seattle. Bertieley. CaH.; Mchael 4 Margar« 4^dSkoYa,™sakiolB^«,.CalH,; Kaneda; .Wash., in memory of Naka Fukei; Mr. ft Fuson ol Sausalrlo, CalH.; Memo T. Yamasly ro 4 Family al Pmtom. CalH.; 4Soo Osaka ol Milton. Wash ;TomS.4 Mrs. Mtsue Matsui of Seattle. Wash., in Mololohl 4 Dorothy YanagI ot San ToyokoSdiaiolVancoover.Wash.iSam memory of Mchio ft Fusayo Kono; Mr. Ldranzo. Cabt. 4Sharoo^mizuolM,l»n.Wash,.io Midwest District ft Mrs. Edward Y. Mayeda of Otympia, memory ol Kiyo^i 4 Ham Srimizu. and RoyFukunaga of Hesperia. Mich.;Fred Wash, in memory of Goichiro A Mitsu Kanae Mlzoguchi; Fumiye Tanabe ol ft Virginia Fushimi of Dayton, Ohio, in Mayeda; Mae A. Miyake of Seattle. CONTRIBUTORS TacamAWi»h..inm«noiyolYoshihiko memoiy of Chikiv E**® Fushimt. Yukiko Wash.. in memory of Mr . ft Mrs. Matsuta ($500 to $999) Tanabe; EUia L. Tmtiguchl of SeatOo. Mary Fushimi, and HisasN Hany Uyeda; MiyMta: Tosh ft Toshiko Okamoto of CalH.; Mr & Mrs. Cal fseri of Saratoga. EaatamDUtrict Wash.; Mr 4 Mrs Kazuo Terayama ol talaumi Ray ft TosWko Higo of Radford. Seattle, Wash.; Tazu Shimoguchi of Kent. Wash.; Kiku Yano ol SaalHe. Mich. ;MekoFujita of Ikeda. Minn.; Joe Mercer Island. Wash., in memory of Al and Chokuro ft Asa H»ki; Kummaro ft Mitsuko Inukai of Unversily Chy. Mo.. • Akira Shimo^rchi; Mr. ft Mrs. Tadao Ishrda of Daly Crty.CalH..in memory of Td^ Yt^JU2y°T^X War' in memory of Mr. ft Mrs. Seizaburo Sunohara of Seattle, Wash.; Mils Hidemaro Sano Ishida: Emily K Ishida ChlyokoS.I«na9aofNewYoHi.N.Y..m Padnc Southweal DIatrid Hatlori; Tsutomu ft Alice Iwamoto of Tamura of Portland. Ore.; Kaz ft Setsu ol Son Frandsoo, CaW.. in memory ol memory ol Grace S, YosHmura; WHbam WiddtttB. Ohio, in memory of George Tanemura of Seattle. Wash.. in memor>- Tadam, Ishida; Mar, T IshS ol San Y.KIshiolPhiladalphd. Pa. in memory IwamotD ft Haisuko Nakagawe; Eddie of Gonzaburo ft Matsu Tanemura and F^^s«,CalH.,Ed»artK.4YonkolC ol KoKhi and Asano Kishi; Mr, 4 Mrs srri'irj=j-AsrdWoodland Hills. CaiH.. in memory of Jonokuchi of Milwaukee. Wis.. m Kumajiro A Hatsuno Tsuboi, Keith H Ishii of Sacramento. CaM ; Members of Jamas KHahara 01 Bradbory Park. Md.; memory of Helen Jonokuchi; Mary^ Yoshino of Kent Wash.; the Japan Chapterof Meguro-ku. Tokyo Roben 4 Violelte Moteki of Brooklyn. Sm LEGACY/page 7 Pacific Otlzea, Friday, January 1$, 1993—7

SidcMon. Cefif.; CaMn.H. Yamadi ol Mortoka; Ben ft Bat^ ScNtoeieir of LEGACY Lodi, CalH.; Raymond ft Caroline Cincinnati. ONo. in memonr of James DEUGHTrtJL (ConAiuadlioinpagae) Hathimoto: Robert G. ft Hvue Sheilo seafood treats of Albuquerque. N.M.-;-JUtsuko Mrs.Frid^s Shigefwaof Glen view. m.;MwkftHirDko DEUaOUSand Takano of St. Louis. Mo., in memory of soeasytoprepare Dr. Al Morioka: Naomi'N Tanaka of St of Masao Vokogawa; Tony* Ayako A. Louis. Mo; Benjamin Tani of Downers Ynkayama ol San Malao. Calif. Grove, II; PaU M. Watanabe of Day- ■ ton. Ohio, in memory of Saburo MRS. FRTOAYS CONTRIBUTORS Watanabe: Elaine Watson of Gourmet Breaded Shrimps and Fish Fillets (teas than *500) Easlam Distnci Minnetonka. Minn., in memory of Viaor*MaryAmomiyaofArcr«ia.Fla.^ Raymond Tan^; WHten J. ft C«^ N- BshMng Processors, 1327 E. 15th St., Los Argdes, 013) 746-1307 Yoihing ol Chic^. II.. in honor of vrN?^i^s'ssfFi:L^ Noboru and Pat Honda-s SOWi wedtfng iSr^TrErpS anniversary: Uourttain PWns Distrlet K.rK.Mo„™olL«<^.MI..^ Gordon D. ft F^uth Chambliss of memon, ol_ p.vKt Monm.; T Wheaton. III., in memory of Roy SogimoK). Ph.D.; DavidT. Nno of Berke­ Naa«woll*>ooBa,..Calil.;ki.aMn. Alex«^ Va: ley. Calif., in merrtory of Roy Sugimoto. Noriaki Koyamaof Kyoto612. Japan, in lUdweet [Netrfet mamoryolRaySugimoto;TedT. Migaki ot Denver, Cob., in memory of Masako Migaki SNramizu; Sut Oishi of Houston. csiil.: Mr. a Mrs. Kikuo a Ki/oro Texas, in memory of Roy Sugimoto. Minnaaoolls.Minn.;CwolJo,Milom. ^ David H. Sugimoto of Austin. Texas, in memory ot my father. Roy Sugimoto: »0rnmiam Sei Tokuda of Albuquerque, N.M.; Kyo TsukarrtoiD of Wheatiidge. Cob: 6e^ Waki of Houston. Texas, in memory of COTtraldiffonOa Di*trtet ^’"F^r’orsLStsTTn Dr. Roy Sugimoto; Betty Waki of Hous­ ton. Texas, in memory of Roy Sugimoto. Bswortfi J. ft Berruidene Smmerman stay with us! of West Jefferson. N.C.. in memory o| Dr. Roy Sugimoto, The Neptune Building invites the Japanese Consulate to stay in the community. Move into nDisWict 701 E. 3rd St. across from Yaohan Plaza. Fresno. Cslit.; ol WE OFFER Tsuyako Tootsie Tanigudti of Kapaa, ^'T=?d"srr; Hawai. in memory of Shuichi *San* ft Yae kftjrakami. Pacific Northwest District ^ ★ THE TOP TWO FLOORS SumieAkaukiofMerc8rlsleod,Wash,; ★ YOUR NAME ON THE BUILDING | . ★ PRIVATE ELEVATOR Noboru Endow of Santa Clara. Calif.; munity Relations; Alice^Suzuki ★ HIGH SECURITY KInji ft Terry Hiramolo of Lod., Calif.; ★ UP TO 70 PARKING SPACES Aito Hironaka of H^ulu May IcMcawa of Sunnyvale. Calif.; Nancy SLSSnS-Ta^r^kf- of AHentown. Mich.; Nob ft Minnie ■All of tliis at flu- lilos r l.i:,\SK It.vrn in town Kimuseof Mrmeapolis. Minn.; James S. I Maeda of IndanapoHs. Ind . in memory Please caW Cutting/ MocVough at,213/62O«)30 siiis For smriler tenante we have space from ssssa 500 sq. ft. to 2,000 sq. ft ready to occupy. memory of Dr. Roy Sugn>o*o; Tamikp ^TFdillrTM^'pSt,^ Ni^oofBj^doCt^l^ShwS. Cam,: Shoso i Shizue Fokuslkma ol Torrance. Calil.; Mr. t Mra. John Kazuo ft Mtfian Kawakmi of Sacra-

of Stodaon. dais., kt memory otMr. 4 r.:i^oflSHir?“ca«"^ memory of Mr. ft Mrs. Isami Henmi; Mr. Mr.k^oTomim.«owrdMr.aMm, Jyokidw Kitaoawa; M-. ft Mrs. Tsugio NEW . Chapter JACL, in rhemory of Or.'AI ^^SMLEGACYypagalO CARS ir TO S TEAIS JAi^L TltE LOil IISOUICE SlMPiE IITEIEST LEGACY FUND

The Gift . of the ^lEE lOAl IISSUICE ^ C^, m memoqr ot Tomokich. Generations StHflE IITEIEST • Yes. I want to help build the future lor Japanese Americans Please acca^ this contributor) to the “Gift of the Generatons.. □ $20.000orxSover □ $5X100• $9,999 .O$500 . °' S^. C^. in ntomory ol Taka □ $10.000-$19,999 (Ml .000-$4,999 QS200 '□ Other $,______. . My contribution to the Legacy Fund: $______^^----- • I would like my gift recorded in r^ory of: DP TO S TEAIS Tmcy.Calll.;HanrolSe,alao(SanF,Bn: FIEE lOAl IISIIAICE (HONOREE)______-■______^------SIHPIE IITEIEST • I am-unabie to o a at the time, but would Uke to pledge: ______^m19 Join tbe tltflM JACl Credit Union. Coll us or fill out the Sugimoto of Sacramento. CaW,. in ioformotion below. We will send iDembersbip tnlormotion. SkSio^'S^Tk^'^SSe*:? City.|tate.iip_ s AdadflcCill2eii, Friday.Junoiy IS. 1993

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stories he BILL HOSOKAWA could tell By » 'L; ‘ Farewell Hank HARRY HONDA PI *Horiz(mtal Hank” Goaho had an endleas number of anecdotaa to tall ofhis wartime experiences. Some were humorously re- T Tenty(Horiaonl^Hank)Ganese. He retired with miipsterial ovierhear verbal orders..; Once a snapping and forced marches, survived, accordingto wonder he and the others survived at all. rank in 1976. twig rave him away. Another time, he accounts of the time, only by hanging on to would dive behind a log or iqto a ditch, be John ICEmmerson, who was with GoSho His was a di^nguished career in the the tails of pack mulea necessiQr, he in Burma and later became a colleague in pinned down and stay until he was rescued. spent a lot of time in a horizontal position, service of his country, in peace as in war. In a tribute in July, 1964, to the combat the State Department, writes in his book Rest in peace,Horizontal Hank.Q particularly when enemy bullets were whit* titled The Japaneae Thrtad that Seattle- Nis« linguists, U.S. S«n. Hiram Fong (R- zing overhead. born Hank was sentin 1933 toJapan for his Hawaii), the first Asian American elected HoaeAtuaa U the former editorial page to the Senate, enta^ Bruce Lee’s article, Ihe contributions of these 14 Nisei to education. Emmerson was stationed.at the editor ofthe Denver Port. Hia column ap- U.S.consulategenera]in Osakawhensome "Beat Kept Secret ofWorld War II - Ameri- victory are l^on. In this space I can only peart weekly in the Pacific Citizen. . cans Still Don’t Know that 7,000 GIs of list their names: Edward Mitsukado, Iho- years later Gosho dropped in to see him. In Japanese Descent Fought Bravely in the Ps^c-Against Japan* into the Congrea- aional^^lecord. It appeared in July 1964 JACL voice issue of Saga Magazine. *The full story of Japweae. Americans- ______who fought iiin____ the Pacific has yet to be told,” Sen. mg said in KAREN K. NARASAKI his opening remarks,'even though much of \ their work is still classified by the Depart­ 'l^e changes Americans in leadership positions. Tb that ment of Delenee.” wrought by the end, JACL staff and members have been By 1969 when Harrington was writing 1992 elections Transitions actively involved in presidential ^nd state his took. Yankee SamuZi. tiia have brought 'tion activities. Hsyashi served as a tion w removed. As at past MIS raunians Asian Paeihe' some us have been able to break through of the Preadent-elect Clinton’s and those upcoming this£dUnWashinitm Americans enor­ Uis *g1aas ceiling” that still Ihmts our _____ro duster group for Civil and in 1945 in Seattle, the diatinguiaied mous opportu­ progress. Perhaps more problematically. RightsandJustice.Theduster group evalu­ warrecord of the Nisei linguists contiiUM to nity to seek ca­ Asian Pacific Americans bave not stronriy ated'the performance and polides of the unravel and be told. J reers in j>ublic encouraged their children to seek Department of Justice and the Civil Rights This is the legacy that Hank Godho and . service. With ind have tended to avmd fifties as Coennusson and made poligr and appoint­ otiker MIS veterans want to pass on to tha that opportunity also comes responsibility lewhat fy business, nnandal ment recommendations to the inoooiing Sanaei generation and the rest of us. . and too few qualified individuals are step­ ■security has been the priority, not the un­ Administration. MIS vetarans have videoUped their work­ ping foward to accept that reqj^sibility—. certain wortd of government service. Doris Matsui is serving on the Transi­ shops and p^el discussions. Some stories Asian Pacific Americans have watched ' We must work tooverrome th^ cultural tion Board and Rose Ochi has been serving are in print,' st^ as 'John Aiso and the with mounting concern as President-elect biases. Otherwise, we ^ve nori^ to com­ as one erf* the peratmnel liaisons for -the MIS* by Tad khinokuchi. *Sempai Gjimi* Clinton sought to fulfill his prmnise to cre­ plain when we are abswt from the de^sion .-Dep^ment of Justice cluster team. Con­ by Ri»ard Ogoro and ”Heraic Strusgles of ate an Administration that looks like making tables. JACL National Director gressmen Norman MineU(D-CA)ahd Rob­ Japanese Americans* by James Ora, who America. While he has nominated more Dennis Hayashi was one rfthe AsianlPa- ert Matsui (D-CA) have also been helping is completing his .second book. TV MIS women and minorities to calnnet postils dfic American ^pointments. They w^re to encourage applicants. .dub newsletters pass along first-hand ac­ than any other President, Asian Fame tdd tl^t President-elect Clinton remained The Wa^n^n, D.C. staff, togetherwith counts as well asreprintclippings. Another Americans are notieeably absent Congress­ cocnmiiited to creating a diverse AdmiM- the Regional Lnrectors and National staff, source has been the PC. paras. man Norman Mineta (&GA) was consid­ tratioi^ but that there were not enough have bMn seeking out talented individuals Further light on Hank Gosho comes from ered by 8«ne Washington insiders to be the quahfiM Aman Padfic American applicants for Presidential andGubernatorialappdnt- the New Y^ Sun in September, 1945, frontrunner to become Transportation Sec­ in the mpdine. ments as well as for staff of the many new when he ndke to the New JACL, at. retary. but could not walk away from the We Know that there are Asian Padfic members of Congress. We have also been the Tqyo Kwan, a Japanese eatery. even more powerful position as chair of the Americans with the qualifications to serve working with the National Asian Padfic Perhaps inappropriate as a subject after House Public Works and Transportation with distinction in subcalMet poM if mly American Bar Assodation to encoun^ dinner, m remembered interrogating a Committee. thev would take the necessary risks and Asian Padfic Americans to seek judiau Japanese prisoner taken in central Burma The jminful truth is that we had too few maxe the necessary sacrifices to beconie a appointments to state andfederal benches. who had tau^t the aii4 U..LOSXSo. cAsoon 2M3 West BMl Road •SaOTtary (aeholarahip): Ron Dick Fujij (2331622-22J966 AiwhcinvCA • (714) 995-243?' your list and an in-focus Sasaki Traaaurar: May Saki photo and we'll run them as Traaaurar: Caray Kajbka Raeordlng aacra'tary; Grace toon css possible. hauranoa: Lany Ishimoto Ragata Dalagalaa: ktauda Ishkta Corraaponding aacratary: Aako Araa Raptaaantativaa:Kay Hada, YosUkavra SELANOCO Dinuba; Doug Yamada. 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Yamaga Okuoo AmyMatsumoto THERFTYPUIS Inauranea, PC rapraaantativa: LODI Outreach: Nelson Nagai Kurtia Nakagawa Board: ^ 992-33 carryover mem­ Pronktont: Tom .Kurahara bers: Tadashi Agari, Jamas PC rapraaantativa: Claranca VkB^Mdant: Kinp Hiramoto NIahizu Kochi, Gladys Murakami. TraaturartAki Okazaki Gaorga Baba. Nelson Nagai. Hlatortana: Doris Kumada, Uottv Raeordlng aacratary: Ariaan Mas ishihara. Mary Kusama, Kumada ^ Mataga Program: Oanisa Higuchi, Kan Eddie Murakami. Lea Kusumot. Corraaponding aacratary:Mary Tad Shbata, Aako Yoshkawa. Inouya Takada Chibl tio^kko: B.J. Watanaba Gaorga Matsumolo. Bill Shima. Mambarahlp; Ludlla Yamamoto May Saki, Teddy Yonada, Amy Tomo-no-Kal: Kathy Fu^inami BuHdlng fund traaaurar: Dr. Kaith Board: Judga Richard Hanki, Matsumoto; 1993-94 mambers: Kanagawa Dkk Fujii. Calvin Matsumoto. Nancy Hassa, Dr. Shozo Iba, PubH^: Forast Jamiaaon • Boaw InttnM on time dcparitacoMiali. ^ M Charias Ida, Pat Kawamoto,' Mitzia Baba. 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SEIZED MASSACHU$ETTS ment tor all around view and natoral cepted. KOVR-TV is an equal employ­ Sdwol Cafflpualnsliutionte Center, siperb fighi Year around creek, fruit orchard Approx $1 miKon gross sales yearly i ment oppoikinity BrurHoyet and does p suited for boardins schl. rMeen^ci- good \oca6on. Lompoc, Calil. Priced lo 87 MERCEDES...... $100 Lease Option Possible. not efisoiminate on tfw basis of race, prvl scN or instilulionel use . New En- setl.vi taka terms. 65 MUSTANG...... $50 '^oolege towi. prvi loc..vBry wel-rnain- odor, refigion. nationaf origin. (fisabUty. Choose from thousands starting $50. Reduced Price At $ 545.000. (605)73»-S46S sex. age or other factors prohbited by . -fbldgs.iennisats.ethteticftelds.pool Ef>glish please FREE Information-24 Hour Hot Ini, For hirther inlocontaa; John Lwwue, ForAppt; law. Free Workpiece. 601-379-2929 Copyright iCA020010 Donovan 6 O’Conner, (413) 743-3200. Days. 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Inverrary Dr, Api 401, LaudaMK, FL 320 College AM, Ste 30 phonecaliaooipted.KOV^isanequM (310) 397-0220 S33'(9. —'------—empfpyeranddoes Santa Rosa, CA 95401 CAPITAL WANTCO ■92 DODGE VIPER ^MRINA OEt REV. CA Aueten OevetopmentCompeny Showroom use only, less than By owner seeks equity aftdfor first lien capiial for 60 mi, no CA emmisssions, NW . Condominium GOSHO vahous proiecu. &dutivearea. 1900<- sq ft. Beautifut 2 (Corrtkiuad from pagt 1) (512) 7»4-«402 R^ORTER-Colege degree in tour- loc, best offer over $100K. b^. 2 bato, 2 frptos, pool. tennis courts, malaria and othar tropical dia- FaK:(Sl2)M»«4«7 rufism or teMedfiSd pr%n^ Must (808)667-0711 (msg) 24 hr security guard. Reduced to 9065 JoHyvfltoR^Apatln, TKTSTSe Fax; (808) 661-0544 329,000. (810)452-4221. simlar size in reporting or anohoring. He waaoneofUNiafi who vol­ NOfTTHERN CAUFOftNIA ktterasted parsons Mould tend lesuRM U» 1943, for ery. NHon Dolar viaw, Hilside vina- caBs aoceptod. KOVR-TV is m equal of McMinnvile. OR MIton d^ vu^ what waa the firat U.S. force to yiH. premium wkies, titling room wih toe WUameOe Valay 9 Tha Casrada fi^t in Aritebince the Boocer Re­ veranda for entartairang. Prestigi^ ooes not ouennanate on ota oass oi Mto range. 13 yrt old. 2500sf hm. Sf27(. bellion of 1900 - with Gen. Frank Sonoma County locatian. PO Box^, race, color, refigion. national origin, ds- •kn k, leisn US CaUKt FM Hmm, shop. bar. kg bout pond, pool, own prvt Merriira Marauders, whoae tnia- ’vMa.CAeS441.(707)4S»4SS4. ablky, sex, age or Oder factors proNb- daerA aikhumtog. PrivKy PkisllOwner 3SST* todbytew. Drug Free Wokplace. $1,112.000.(X).(5M) 472-6217. sion was to clear the North Burma area of Japanese troops, capture Excellent Investmentt SALES PALM SPfUNOS CAMBUNQ the town of Myitkyina. the south­ . Business ForSeie/Bus Wantad-USA. HA8BS4APPflOVB)IH ern connection for dte Briti ah-built ^Btctwi buyerVseBers nationwidB any REPRESENTATIVE ^ Rate Estate Now* and WIN whia Burma Roed, and its all-weather d t&e. Cal for our Ouestionnmra. USA k-s sia affordteM. airetrip so that supplies could be Unk (MO) 33O-SSO0. Tel: (702) Business Fbnns SAFEGUARD BUSINESSSYSTEUS Cal^RIUTTON flown into China. ^The recapture 35$>7D30. Pmxi (702) 3554340. 249 REALTY exEcunyE-' ofBunna'wasnecessary ifChiang Freepon BM. Spariu, NV 00431. » a laadng suppler to SI Owsuecessitbased-dnovaroneml- (919)57^3629^ Kai -shek were to play 2 role in the 'war,*obeervedGaeho’sJapanese- EXCELLENT INVESTMENT fion smafl business customers and 75% WISCONSINSIN Want to move to toe Mto- plushistoricalrepeatbusiness.rnarket- apeaking State Department and ■ Moble Home Park, So VA. 40 spaces Wect?Thiswar1gis working dairyteef or vaal opara- mg our full line of one-write systems, tiontebeautlui SWSW' Wson£n>iMrfadl7^ . wartime colleague, John (park ful) on 67 acres, Ig country brick computer forms, automated payrol and Emmeraon. home w^n sight of Blue Ridge Mtns. rwwer ranch,ich. wrirypwnwrirtgrown pwai., epa. al newer. . $300,000. For sale by owner. color-coded fifing systems. Operating behind enemy lines, (703) 057-1307. PO Box 578, acl^ZsSuStoeboOtewgr^^ he Marauders had hadeed and One of our large dstrtoutors in toe Les wakwikees.4CTtenyxi ------MarOnvIlle. Virginia 24112 USA. Angetes area is seeking a Sales Rapre- avafi. (806) 9^2301 crawled their way through 700 sentetive. Outside sales experience is miles of Burma jungle for seven USAr aPrabana?Ur^eimad required. A farnfiiarity with business WANTED! REAL ESTATE!! B^BtLV HX1& CALIFORNM USX months (February-August, 1944) . _,..niBtaii««hdKad«aleam- forms or office supples and ceifing on Have client looking for investment up to 92750 off Coldwater and after the war, the unit was brad am-font Iv seuiA OOP *ctlM Mvicai A tmalbusinesses orthe medtoal mardei 3434 dining room. Modem split level, culirglnu^ragdraiytMiartwii^rteteing. 3M. Resort. Mwina. Winery Etc. Would lauded by the Infantry Journal as is a definite plus. Must be bfiingual. ike CdM., Wash.. Ore., Coast or Oelte. seduded new. 2 frptos. Omr. double *^6 most aggressive, toughest and This is an exa Please call: garage. Al Nu Decorf Vacant. bravest outfit to 6ght in the Far MENTAL ifeSOUnCES OROUF, PM M-ttSS Joyce Kuhle broker 9497Readcreat East in WWII.- opportunty with exceptional^ high in- {918)57S-0$73 fu PM 5444255 USA. Td P09) 477-702. conteLpotential. professionai and a)dan- (510)490-735$ The 14 Nisei survived the cam- she product saining and sales promo­ pai^, but they were debilitated Capftat Wanted tion support Base salary, medical insur- WAStMGTCW LAS VEOA& NEVADA by irguries and disease. Gosho BIG PROMO PROJECT ■3bdin, IV. btohomeonnesrtyZaa.TiDU-FamV MARIETTE anca and car allowance are also pro­ HBchery, in operation 40 yts: Pkja laasad mobie was senthome in 1945 for medical Seeks investors of $10,000. mhimum vided. For cooskteration and furtoer in­ Fuly furnished. Near strip Family Park. care and convalesced at ^tz- guarantee return. Cal Rich af! S pm: rime. RMiemeni t^es sde.Ownar firwn^ formation. send or lax your lesumaor $38e.000.Wntenwo RE/Faurttefoy. tec. Write 930sf. $16,500. I simons HiMpital at Denver. (212)534-2500 call: or eel: CsH Baraaa^ wMbaa, ceaocL <505 6^3049 OTWail Street, Suite 2411 Each was awarded the Combat CaMerab A«a 9M, 9mM. WA 9HM. (2M .M2SNS;iSiWd.Sp..«1.i^SpaeafTI Infantryman’s Badge (a rarity in New York, NY 10005. Mark Behrens LaeVagaa,V.mvada 99115 SJ74SI7.Fki:(»em7eMI: a theater where Americanground (600)762-8171x247 activitieswereprimarilysupport), GOLF GOES MLMI Sotaguard Buoinoos Systems 343Aeia hknd Far Sate. Seuih CteoHae (Lotte jte^An bwnOjarim Chvl^^ the Bronze Medal, (Pt^ioential Hottest Goff Putter In The USA. Osedto 14661 FrankOn Avonue wv) $360,000 at 8>e 1992 Tour Chwnpi- A baffle atecco on panorvnc Viaw btt at vary Unit Citation, the unit patch ortship.PistrfcotorsnoododirnrnodlatDly. TusUilCA 92680 affordtote pricat. Tla acoarai. Barber carpet. heavily wooded xdsv comm, wteer t marshei which was never ofTicially sip- ' diylighte.l^bplc.SalMtiltlba.LioN.bfSii tooundinsh^ficribbeds VuolA(lrtc.Opp iroved but worn with the Amarlean Marketing (000) 0604679, Fax: (714) 544^17 < ba£it Caa JH BeM. V-1201 Ae (419)747-3373. Bea partof the future of Setime. Oeggtee, ewwr, Sex 250, Efeorfei), darauder’s endemic disdain for AnE»WOp|>oiWiI{rCail|>vi)f. RaiKM Bhfri. Rte Rarteto, NKm4. (SOS) GA 39365. Phi (?M 263-2251. Fax: (7M of golf. You can play for pay. 764067$. Fax, (SOS) 951-5485. 263-7464 regulations and formality). Among the 14 Marauders, one OSTRICHES GOVERNMENT JOBS Thayer, Missouri was awarded the L^on of Merit, . |10,GOO Min—Low Risk 150 ac ranch, mobie home 9 house, 230 ac farm. 40 acs good cuftivated land, anotherthe Silver Starand seven $16,040-$59,230/yr. Now toa rest in woods. 7 rm house Est ISO High Yield boto turn. W/2 wells. 3 ponds w/catfish received battlefield commissions. cattle, tractor, equip, 2 bucks, ducks, daer herd. 4W w«d turkeys, tote of rabtxi Hiring. Call (1) 805 4 quail. Lrg cave, huge spring, good in- Goeho is survived by his wife, Guarantee Return rase, chickens. turkeys. Good hunting ' 6 months ♦ 1 yr Program 962-8000 Ext. R-1317 for vestme^.opp! Owner wfl finwKe. Write Jeanne Kudo, daughter Carol fishing area. 12S mi from Brartson. orCMtG«teRoea,Rl1 Bex5,McEiMn, (Mill Valley), aon Merrill(Seattle}, current federal list. $27SK. $1 SOK down. (417) 294-3205. Call (310) 207-1739 TN 37101. (615) $92-4079 Pp. : bur grandchildren,brother HidM (Oaalra). sister Marion (Seattle). Golf Coureet Wanted ,i,t?A iradhilterxfiaqiDHwyTSviBteiitewte. Northern California HOME TYPISTS Y^iaan Ctewuy.OK.WalfTiMMnad48009tatra. Service was conducted by the Rev. Southwest GoH is interested in purchas­ Approx 6 acres orchard producing Asian ing or leasing golf counes.- 4 3 tancti fnaas. 6 eU bteps. tounttM esnaft. Hirobumi Watanabe at the San PC users needed. $35,000 quaky tenctep 6 good wtear. 600 aaa as tttow: pears and Fuji persknnfon (approx a Mateo Buddhist Church on Dec. RscJoickCampbel lotte of 10 acs). Drip crigetion. pasture, (702)362-4497 potential. Details. Call (1) 404 paean gne. 30A tM tte. 2825U pateua 6 31. 2977A oeplmd. Stawri by Mx only. SteplM 0 bam. 2 bdrms Mohite home, w/add-on. 6600 Spring hbuntten Rd. Ste 203 805962-8000 Ext B-1317. CetealOiitei Jwb. (fltllP-nil orwriaiKPO $17SJK». Leoated In GrMey, CA. PO PCeditoremeritueHarry Honda Las Vegas. Nevada 09102. USA B« 2244 Bartaavfh. OK 74006 USA Bex 2$, Grfdtey, CA 95949. also oonzribd^ to this story. 12-^>acific CMten, Friday. J>»>>9>T 1993

April 17-April 28. 1993 Obituaries by aon Dr. R.M.. sisteri Zela Fogite, Ftikttmo«e,8hlwke.74. Ptayedel Temko Suede. 10 gc, 6 greai-gc.' PANAMA CANAL Mayer.Mar^relkMaaU, S2. GMn- Nbry I4ami (boftt Colo.). sisiar-in-laMr Rey, Nov. 23; Oowney-bom. survived dtee. Nov. 27; Sooth Pasadena-bom. ThalF^jCoto) -via PRINCESS CRUISES by sons Edwrwd, Oavtd (HegsteM). TaM^L Mm N, 79, Loft Ange­ dsuQhiBfsCvolYokoywna.AmeMller ' survived by husband Leon. 6 chkken. GROUP RATES!!! mother Haruco iwasaki. sister pen les. Nov. 24; Signal Mil. CMif.-bom Xawano. school principal. Los Angelas Kyodo citizerL survived by sons Noboru, Ben. Phone:(916)441-1020 8 gc. 1. great-gc. Unified ^stem, redptent of Order ol daughter Hatsuko Sayama. lOgc., lt Sacred Treasure. Gold ft Sityer Rays great-gc.. daughter-in-law Michiko NImeri. MaaatoahL 90. Los Ange­ les. Dec. 12; SeaOfe-bom. survii^d by .(1964). survived by sisters Hisako Harada. Ishikawa,ClMflea K. $7.Wimington. wHe Shizuka. sons Hideo. Kazuo, 5«c, tartaka. H«uyeOtani. Tarsda, Fumiko. 66, Los Angeles. Dec. 2; Wakayama-t^ naturalized sister Chiyoko Yonemori. 1993 OaumL Takaahl. $0, Montebelo. Dec. IS; LA.Tbom. survived by hus­ TANAKA TRAVEL TOURS U.S. citizen; survived by wife Yaeko. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE • QUALITY TOURS sons Mdce. Ken. Ray. daughter Patty Nov. 25; Shiga-bom, survived by wife band Usami. daughters Janis H.. Takako. sons Junichi. Kazutaka, sister Nishi. 5 gc.. brother Kaheqi (Jpn), sister Kathleen F.. brotttef Kenp Matsuda. sis­ HOKKNDOMNIERreSTOALS|S«emSiii.r«eM«w*i|ll»V*9 Etsuko Ota, brother Tsuyoshi. ters Kazuko Maki. Michiko Adachi...... (ndays)FEBe Harue Hamagudti (Jpn)...... (9 dm) FEB 27 he. Roy RyombL 72, Los Angeles. Sakamoto. K)mlya..73. Torrance. Yoshiko Masuda. in-laws; brother ....(17dBys)APflU Nov.»: Los Ange*es-bom, survivedby Dec. 5; Qilroy-bom, survived by broth­ Tsuyoshi. sister Amy Nakawaki. ,_.(l4days)APRiO ersJoeY. (HarborCity). Kats(Gardena), w«e Peggy, sons Bruce (New York). Wakano, Gaorga, 73; Los Angeles. Mark. bJaws: sister Mitsue ito (Cleve­ Jim (Rancho Cordova], sister Nyoko Dec. 6; Seattte-bom. survived by wHe Fumie, daughters Karen Bumabe. Judy land). Keiko Ito. (Los Angetos). ..(13dirt)MAY14 Sakata. Yoahiko N. $7, Los Ange­ Chang. Ako, 3 gc. brother Hiromu. sis­ CARLSBAD CAVERN4MNUMENT VALLEY S«0omC. Cm Kaya, Larry Y, 34, Los Angeles. Dec Z!T!^)jijN2 2; Hilo4>om. survived by wife Suzuko. les. Npv. 23; Arcadfe-bom. survhted by ters Etsuko Tsufflura, Aiko Shimizu. XI HsMttMee tiNk MuMd)... brother Mack Obatake. mother Sadame, brother Hkoshi. Kiyoko Wakww (latter three of JpQ). ..{edars)JUN16 Kimurs, Reynold A, S3, Los Ange­ SaaaU, Edward M. 36. Gardena. Wakaaa, Oohlye, 91, Gardena. Nov. NIKKEI ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISE k DISNEYWORLO------(6 days) AUG 23 les.Nov. 26. LA.-bom Sensei, sundved Dec. 7; survived by parents Tom^ 17; Hiroshima-bom. survived by sons ..... BEST OF EUROPE TOUR (idndoNPvMianiMVwinnHMe^^ ... |16diys)SB> by parents Frank/Maldko, sisters Linda. Chitaru. brother Roy. Robert Ben. 4 gc . S great-gc. ShInUku. Harold A 84, Gardena. Yamaguma, Matsua, 87, Cerritos, ...EsoonUphn Kone |10 d^) SER27 Klmura, Yuklko, 78, North HiUs. Nov. 23; HoooMu-bom. survived by Dec. 4 due to stroke; Honokilu-bom. JAPAN HOKKAIOO-TOHOKU (MMog Sada I ______{I4days) SEP 29 wife Noriko. sons Brian. Eric, Dan. survived by husband Takito, daughters ««.(todays) OCT4 CaM.. Dec. 6; Osaka-bom. survived by EAST COAST t FAU FOUAGE piWi OCfM daughter Thea Stein.30c.chi. 6 gc.. 6 greai-gc. ' ASAHl GROUP TOUR MENU 1993 ^ ASAHl k AHBUCAN BOUMTS aRD SNOW PCSTIVAL TOOB-nS 9-15 Personally speaking See the 3 moat popular emts; 'Sapporo Snow Pest*. *Okhotak k»-Fka Pest* ft ’HiiDsaki-caalle Si^Lanteni FcMKaT. AU tnchided 12583. Independent C2I93. ABAHT8 SBD CBRB&L JAMR BFBin TOUB-nAK 15-23 Transition associate professor at Mills Col­ E)entistry To)wo^«Ugata-Sido U.-L SuwfTakalo-Matsuinolo-Gcro Onscn-Takwama-Kobe. There were three Japanese lege, Oakland, Calif., was one of Soe^irtngtline Ctenax In Ura-Nlhon. Chobu Nippon ft Kansal ana. AD taduthe Americane among the 326 par­ five American artists to receive Dr. John T. Sanda ofDanville, ticipants invited to the CUntoo- the 1993 National Endowment for Calif., was inducted as a Fellow of 8EIQOB CmZBir BAWAB ft OABU BLA1CD6 Tom-MAT e-U Goretwo-dayeconomicconference Arts U.SyJapan Creative Arts the International Colle^ ofDen- Hondulu-Ulb-WalkoU-Kana-Hanolulu. An al tachiUve escorted poop lour with Fellowship to study in Japan fdr., tistsatitsannualconvocation Oct. Isiands tours, lours. National Park VUts ft a show $1443. Dec. 7-8 at Littile Roek.Rutfa Ono, six months. Watanabe is also the ' 16, 1992: Ihe college present TAMAGABA’ORIBf ft TOBOKD BHUIIO TODS-MAT 23-31 vice presidmtofthe Queen’sMedi- Take Tbboku Shtakanaen to Moi1o)(a. 8lw in Tamagawa ft Yuse Onaen and ei^ tours cal Center, Honolulu; San FVan- recipient of Meet the CompoMr/ Sanda with a raerobership plaque to HMditimota] NaL Pk.. Odate. Kakunodate ft Lake Ttwada. AD InduMve WOdS. ciaco financial expert Beth Choreographer Commissioning and gold key-symbolic of his e 19 _ -8)^5 not only for myself and my fam­ of Interior to transfer $1.1 million 39 30 — HokkaidoftToliokuFalFologa'12Days — -$3195 ily." to Inyo Ckiunty so that a replace­ oa 11 — UrontwnFolFoftcige-llOoys------^ -S2995 ment facility could be built in ex­ Japan ObcoveryFolFoioge-nDoys-^------—$2895 Beyond academics, Ugaki is ocL, 21 — change for the former high school '•-1- -$2895 lotting forward to possibly join­ HPV — Japan PtfFotoge- H Do^ ' Buditoriam on the site. Present NOV 11 —- Okinawa Kyushu ft SMtoku-12 Da -$3195 f^FUKUl ing the Oxford crew team. "Fm the # MORTUARY cdxswaht for the women's crew plans are to rehabilitate the audi­ team at Harvard," said Ugaki. “1 torium to use as a visitors' center. Al toun fridude • fights, transfeis. porterage, hotels. MOST kSAlS. hope to'continue with crew when I . Manzanar will be under the ju- sigh^lrg tips ft tales and tourtrig by private rnolorcoac^t. go to Oxford. It's exciting, like rischetion of the Death Vdley Na­ Woh Ust accepted on sold out tours m e$si Ten^ Stmt football over here." tional Monument. It will have an Asked about the increased at­ 11-member advisory committee, For Iriformatton and brochures-conloct: LatAiigtles.CA 90012 - tention on Rhodes scholars given selected by the Seentary of the KOKUSAI INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, INC. 213 •626-044^ "SLm Clinton's ascen^ncy to theVi^i te Interior, to assist in developing plans for the nte, collecting arti­ 4911 Warner Ave., Suite 221, Huntington teach, CA 92649 fu 213 *617-2781 House, Ugaki smd, "It puts some 714/8400455- From 213/818/310 Co# 800/232-0050 pressure on me to achieve great­ facts, and idimtifying resource ness, nut lame ...... uue, but m persons.!^ ^