American Buddhists Jr. JACL constitution drafted: text, notes on Page 4 Los An~.lc . Th. proposed constitution, delegates at the forthcoming dlrecUy from a district youth use at the convention, Youdl Dra(t of the .o-called Jr. drafted by the National JACL convenldon at San Diego, July council and obhers from a va- chapters aT! abo urged to JACL notlanal conslltution and Interim Youth CouncU repre• ~ ~~~- ~~~~~~ by.laws onnolaled with com• sentativ. Rlcohard Kawasaki ment. I. being publlshcd tn from lhe Pacific Southwest The commenbs are supplied OWcial youbh delegates are pared for hamm.!1!ng out the can help end war thJ s week's Pacific CItizen Isce DIstrict, Is the prIncipal docu• through lbe offlce of the Na- expected to retain thJs partlcu- bailie law. to operate the DI· in Vietnam: Sparky Page 4). mont (or adoption by tile youth tlonal Youth Director , some lar issue as • reference lor tional organi:oation.
HONOLULU - Buddhists In he said, Gov. John A. Burns, Sen. Dan• Hawaii might be able to play "Attempls at government Iel K. Ioouye and Rep. How• a role in bringing about an levels have failed. But we ard Y. Mi,)'ake, majority lead• early end to the war tn Viet• should not just sit back in er o( the House frustration and accept wbat nam, Rep. Spark M. Matsuna• Eas!,.Wesl Cenler ga said last week. may appear to be inevitable. H "They could work through Matsunaga addressed the Matsunaga a1:;o urged Hono• their counterparts j.) Japan, 24tb anniversary banquet o( lulu residents to undertake a Thailand and Laos, as well as the Club 100 ." June 18. project designed at enlarging tn North and South Vietnam," Among tlhe 700 gues Is were the scope of the East-West Center at the Univ. of HawaU. VOL. 62 NO. 25 Friday, June 24, 1966 TEN CENTS He suggested the creaUc" of Fiesta en Sa n Diego: Tad Imoto a special committee to work with Center authorities to set \lP a program ~ hrou g h which 'Other' Attractions of San Diego students from the Center would be invited Into homes here, Redevelopment kills Salt Lake's Nihonmachi Sa.n Diego Mexican counterpart with Its He r eminded the Nisei vct• With just four weeks until ~10 betting, dog racing in the erans of the hospitality shown BY TUBBER T. OlHlDA a few dedicated persons took mlttee, and had " real estate means that with every square to be secured- and in talking The Week That Will Be, all evening, alld Jai Alai at the them while lbey were traintng the ~esponsiblli\ly. man check available sites and foot of buildtng there must be to various Japanese busi· the San Diego JACL Conven• Fronton Palace to Tijuana. Al• at Camp McCoy, Wis., during SALT LAKE CITY -Evacua- Of the ten committeemen, their costs. 3 square leet of parking spacSoutheast Asia, many of the businesses a"d listened to speakers with dif• feasible, and the hiring 01 usually take for granted, some habitat for wholesome enter• or anywhere else in the world, any future concentration for a Ierc01t ideas, met with the Salt Requiem for a Nihonmachi many experts would also be of which we haVE11't seen for tainment. and although not is not going to be won by Nibonmachi. Lake Down1x>w.n Planntng Com- required. military victory alone," he BY TOlI10 KO YANO dawn to dusk and always the some time ourselves. professing to have a North Relocatioll Sought . . . 8--and would also require for all tntere.;ted parties. Ap• later by vandals.) the week with m..atinees on who have never crossed the rating to a plantled street machi and it remained un• strong community support. Wednesday a.ro Saturday. The border. we recommend that prox:imately 40 people attended widening and beautification changed unW the War .... Pre-\Var Scenes It was the sentiment of the Starlight Opera will be pre• this is the Maxwell Street of the meeting. program which \~ allow work Census reports estimated the Committee that regardless ot senting KISS Me Kate, and at Chicago. where It is pure ef· I remember it best the way When a committ"e was be• to start much ..ooner than ex• population of Salt Lake City bow sad the situation is and the Civic Theatre will be the frontry not to bargain or bag• it was jus1 before that catas• ing selected to voice our pected on that phase of the thea as some 150,000 persons even lbough many people will road show Funny Girl. gle over the price. opinion to the City to inve,ti• trophe that changed so many community's rejuvenation. things. and of Ws 99 percent was be hurt-wi thout financial aid If, on other hand, you would gate the possibility of relocat• Horse Racing At the same time, L ittle To• The Issei were still vigorous. claSlSlfied as "white" and lbe the Committee or aoyone else like to just settle in your hotel ing the Japanese, most de• At the Community Concourse room, try to get one on the kio oUicials disclosed that industrious, thoroughly in com• Honorable Henry H. Blood was could not assist the Japanese clined to assist, but as usual, plans are being project-a on First South. on the 28lb will be lbe Four will mand of their small shops and our Governor. upper floors, as you be ~ h eate r Seasons, a collegiate singing able to see Old Mexico from new motion picture on businesses ltned both sides of Our few socials were beld The possibility of a Nihon· E. 2.,d SI. to show Japanese grouP. and on the 29th for the those wlih a southern e>epcr the Street (West 1st South). tn the basement of the Bud• machi is still possible but it fi lms-as part of tlhe area's teenagers, a rock and roll sure. It was a cornm.., sight to see dhist Church and once in a would require a group to han• i Santa Barbara and 550 million privately financed group--)Iommas end Poppas. So start stoning us with those the fat little Japanese chil• while we ventured beyond the dle it on a strictly bustne55 1IIRS. TOSIIlKO YOSHIDA, renewal program. At earby Del JlIar will be reservations, because it's go.n· dren twnbling and playing on Street to the lovety Memori.. l basis since the costs and in• county public health statisti• , A 1G-story Civic National horse racmg daily except Sun• oa be awfully lonesome down the sidewalk while tiLeir par• Grove Hall .. . _ ve91:ment would be trem• cian and co-chalrman of PSW• Toba exchange Bank building was completed d ay, while at Agua Caliente here with all those empty ents worked busily insJde from Mike Masaoka was sti:ll here endothS . DC JACL's civil rights com• recently and proposals call for on Saturday and Sunday is its rooms. and worktng as an aSlSistant -Salt Iiake J ACL Newsletter mittee, is Coullcilma'1 Thorn'as Sister Cily gifts a large holel, another 17-story editor of the Utah Nippo aod BradJey's appointee to the new Kajima office buildtng and 1lbe J ACL was stJruggJing to • Fiesta en San Diego: Connie Yamaguchi Los Angeles Gity Human Rela• SANTA BARBARA - Mayor other new structures in Nihon• In San Francisco - emerge but it was a mere tions Bureau advisory commit~ Kokichl Nakamura Q! Toba machi-on lbe edge of Civic fledgllng group . . . tee. comprised of 35 citizens City, a seaside comm\lnity Ln Center. I r. tingent of 23 persons were wel• acticn means that the street bowl 01 delicious noodles for Her ilusband, Ak,ra, is a me• widening and beautificatioD SAN FRANCISCO - Property at Kern &E Sts. Sal) Diego Way. San Diego, Calif. 92117. comed June IS at Montecito a mere 25 cents-lbere woas the chanical engmeer and lbey program will go to the top owners and businessmen in a Last "eek was just Our first purchases have just Country Club, marking the Dawn Noodle, then as now, the FRESNO - One of West Pres• have one daughter. of the list for city assessment four block area adjacent to the crammed wilb goodies tram first civic event of lhe local IGmpa or further dow" lbe .no's ancient landmarks is mak• come tn, but lbe bulk of orders jobs. oew Japanese Trade and Cul• graduations to DYC meettngs should be sent tn the next Sister City relationship. street and downslairs was the ing way far Prollfess. The old Specifically the work will en· tural Center now under con· to Falber's Day to beach party The local J ACL joined in the Colonial Noodie House, or brick buildtng owned by Min couple of weeks. tail the widening of Moltne strUC tiOD were to have met weather. There is only one CONVENTION YOUTH welcome when Richard Toku• around the corner on West and Tom Saito, diaghas be.. , said that the major cording to George Izumi, has closed and George is re• !Diego and San Diego. We were or fOUT to a room at S4 per area. ingredients of diplomacy are LOS ANGELES - A Japanese not broadcast because of tecb• chairm,,", 324 S. Hindry, In• tiring. also happy to welcome three person. information 00 other The Rev. Jonathan Fujita of protocol, alchohol and Geri• family name is an asset in nidal difficulties, said he felt glewood. Tom ShiIakawa and Mike visitors from the NC-WN dis• housing arrangements should the Simpson Methodist Church, tol." the consul general political oampaign, according the "good reputation" Japa• Kodama, who P86sed away Iw"tsubo's Associated lnsur· trict. They were Shirley Ma• be at your local chapter now. Mr<;. Mutsuyo Tsunoda of the qUIpped, "boi friendship be• to two Japanese American caQ• nese Americans have estab-• in 1964, wa s active in youth ance Service is continuing to tsumura, San Jose Jr. J ACL Send reservations to San Tri-State Buddhist Church, tween nations actually star Is didates for state office-bolb lkShed since the end of the work since graduating from service their clients at their president; Janice lkezoe, D is-• Diego Convention and Visitors Tom T. Masamori for Cathay with people-lo-people contacts of whom lost tn the June 7 P acific War acts to the bene• new location at 2023 San J oa• trict sec.: and Russell Obana, Bureau, 330 A Street, Sa" Post 185 of the American Le• such as we are enjoying to· blgh scohool. He served as pro• fit of any candidate of J apa• prJmary election. quin St., between F'u.lton and Di::;trict chairman. Diego, Calif. 92101. gion. and other community night." gram director of the interra· Architect Kaz ,Umemoto, nese ancestry. cial All Peoples Christian Van Ness Ave. They will re• For once, it was pleasure Jeaders have been cO'1tacted Mayor Nakamura presented candidate for the Democratic Attention to these two areas Church unW 1952, when be Umemoto admitted some vo• turn to Kern St. wilen the beroTe work. Since some of to act as consultants for this Santa Barbara with a mosaic nonrination in the 21st sena· tary Methodi6t cated aoross the street on Kern reception-get-together at the Talent Show and Ouf"g cratic oominatio.n in the 67th over one of Japanese ancestry St. and conttnues its daily op• ver program will include show• COl the local Sister Oity com• and All Peoples Churches. assembly district, both agreed home of board members, Chairman VirgiIria Owashi re• -if botb were equally un• eration. ing of scholaI\Ship awards to mittee are: Last Sunday, Miki Miyamo• their J apane.;e ancestry helped Glenn and Don _""akawa. They quests any last minute deci• to, 46, feU and injured his back known to the voter. Erny's Drug Store is on a toured Sea World in the after• Sansei at the Mile-Hi J ACL Caesar UyesBka. Mrs. Paul Ta · their bids for public office. sions. If you wish to partici· naka. Mrs. Frederick Slavin. Ha· while helping to CODStroct the "On the other hand. JJ he tem]X>rary vacation, and will and Cathay Post graduates Umemoto, who I'1an in a dis• noc", followed by a barbeaue pate in the Talent Show and rold Sumida. Tom Hlrashlma and mountain cabin. commented, "such voters retura back to Kern St. Pro• dinner and hoo'tenanny. then dinner-dance at the Cosmo• Theodore Smythe. trict th'at stretcbes from Los or Hootenanny, contact her at politan Hotel made last Satur• might oot be able to recognize prietor Erny. in the meantime, ended with a card game mara· 6338 Detroit Ave., San Diego, Angeles' Los FelIz area to the a name reflecting Japanese is vacationing in Japan await.. than. day. June 18, the unique cul• Antelope Valley, ftnished sec• Calit. 92114. lural acliivities at the Tri-State ancestry ..." ing lbe construction 01 the new It was an early Sunday The Conventicn Board is ond in a field of four, while Buddhist ChUTch, celebration Minister with 3 sonsr 1 daughters up 'Afraid to Lose?' building. morntng for mMY at the EI scheduled for another meeting Gard • .,an Hirade was third of The northeast corner of Kern Cortez for business sessiCtJS at of O-Bon M July 10 , tbe me• eight candidates. this week to tie up additional morial services at F'a irmount The scarcity of Japanese and E Sts. will bave a new 1 p.m. First there was a con• ends. for Chicago'sFa ther of the Year award The two expressed their American candidates for pub-• super service statiCol cornmg vention wrap-up, giving recent Cemetery on Memorial Day in vie~ in exclusive interviews COMMUNICATIONS BIND lic oUice Umemoto attributed up to add llght and busUe. changes in the schedule, etc. memory of Japanese Ameri• CHICAGO-The Obicago Falb• She has six sistel\S and three wibh Nichibei Bunka Hoso can servicemen who have died to "the background of the Ja• -Fresno JACL Newsletter. (Which .hould be in pUblish• There have been m'any ques· er's Day Council announced brothers, Linda, who won a whioh, 'n addition to produc:ag panese-tlhey are am-aid 10 able form soon). Next there tions and complalnts concern• in lbe service of the United the selection o! Rev. Andrew Pullman Scholarship, p}a.ns tn Japanese language radio pro• ttUUllltlllUltllUIlUlIUlUlllltlUltUllllUIIUlllIUlD States, a"d other aspects 01 lose. I think we have broken were chapter reporllS from lbe ing communicatdons. To date, Y. Oyama, pastor of the Ja• enter Loyola University this grams, airs a bilingual two• this attitude." DEADLINE DATES various delegatio.ns. Then we have no complete roster o! community life among the Ja• pauese Church of J ,,",us Christ, fall. hour program Sundays at 1 On a related subject, Ume• (Editor 's Note: II the local came convention housing and Jr. chapters. Because of this, panese Americans in Colorado. as one at lbe 15 finalists (or Rev. Oyama's old&-t SOD, p.m . over KPPC AM-PM. cha pter cannot supply rea 4tH Code of EWc•. commuoicatiao is necessarily Min Yasui serves on the ad• the selection of the Falber of Joe, Is a resident doctor at ('Because of the Japanese moto said he believes J apa• with deta.ll.s, InquJrlu may be nese Amerioans have "a re• a ddreued to the Paclflc Cltl-• The sessiclJ ended with a haphazard and incomplete. visory corrunittee of the Den• the Year. Several thousand en• the illinois Research Hospital. name:~ Umemoto said, "the nn. Inquiries concernlDc the lively discussion of national is• Since this is the first national ver Public Schools overseeing tries were submitted by Chi• The second son, David, is at• response was very favorable. ,rponsibiJity, as Americans, to .lACL Con vention should be be active and get olber people .ent to Convention Board, %&41 sues. with seniors and juniors Jr. JACL convention, we are this experimental television cago high school studeots, it tend'og the London School 01 'Slncerity' National Ave'j 8Ul Dlero, CaUl. participating. Some of the pur• working at a disadvantage. educational project. was revealed. Economics While the third son active io polilics and commu• 02lU.) nity affairs." poses of the convention were You must bear with US while Other mtnority groups here A letter submitted by Lind" is a student at tne U,niv. of " The Japanese in the past June 3()-JACLer of the Blen.n1um discussed, including the need we try to piece together our will be tncluded tn separate Oyama, a senior at Senn High. illinois In Champaign. have made an effort to be Most presen(~ay Nisei and J :. ~m J ~r:ve~~nP~o:l'.!i ~ for a reappraISal and redirec• own roster from addresses programs, which Howard was selected as one of the Two daughters are in col• sincere . . . the reaction was Sansei, Umemoto said, have tervaUons (see PC: Mar. ~J tion of the goals and purposes soot to us, passed on indirect,.. hopes to have shown on edu• best 15 submitted. Several hun• lege. Josephine, the fifth that 01 stncerlty . . . a J apa• attained relative economic se• ' ~a l ~~~~~~;tJo~ (~c~r: of the Senior J ACL before the ly or otherwise Iound. Stop calio,al TV stations lbrough• dred Senn high students wrole daughter, ;5 a senior at the nese will get a favorable reac• curity, and he predicted m8llY Mar. 25) out the United States. D ~e. 31-Jr. .JACL School-to• Jr. JAOL ca., be expected to sending us compla;':'ts, just essays extolling their fathers. Univ. of Wisconsin. Another tion from the Anglo-Saxon part o! lbese will enter public life School Project asessmeDts. (see formulate its own. The meet• your addresses, please! After Linda is lbe youngest daugh• daughter, Lilllan, Is attendlog of the com ·.lunlty" and become oandidates for PC: Apr. 15) tng adjourned around 5 and the '66 convention. the '68 con· ter of Rev. and Mrs. Oyama. Roosevelt University. Hiraide, Whose interview was elective office. tt1tt1tt1tt1tt1tltl ttlttl tlttltltlttlttlJltuJlttltlttllUJUI some delegates toured the con• vention should have a roster JCC scholarship vention facilities. to work with. We don't. In LOS ANGELES-Justice Sle• the meantime, lbe answer is, RESERVATIONS phen Tamura, first Nisei ap• "Yes, you have to read the potnted to a district appellate to the 19th Biennial Nat'l JACL Convention From lhe convention com• PC!" court on lbe mainland, will be mittees, there Gre several vi· Ttme is running, so gel your the main speaker tonight at tal requests. Package Deal tickets sold, your clothes pack• the J apa',ese Chamber of Com• " - 5weekstoQo July 26-30: EI Corlez Holel. San Diego orders should be sent now to ed, and .ee you at the beach• merce scholarship presentation , " -". Masato Asakawa, ~81 Lodi I mean San Diegol at the StaUer-Hilton Hotel. Washington Newsletter: Mike Masa ~ ka - BUlln.s. and - PACIFIC CITIZEN Professional Guid. Civil Rights Bill House Action Vou r BullnH' C.rd pia ... In nch Issue for 26 weeks It: HARRY K. HONDA, Editor Wa,;1> Inglon amcndmenbs In order to be• He charged that the Repub• 3 II ... (Minimum) ...... 525 Published \\Ite\dy by tha .r.paneu American Cttll.enl Leacu, La.t 'Thursday, June 16, the come meanlngfully enforce• licanter" tha.nleaderoshlp 10 declare "know thats bel-this ______Ea ch .ddltlonal lin. ....S6 ptr__ nnt ~~eept the hut week ot the year tcn-member Civil Rights Sub• able. EdllMIJll.8u, lnus (HUe": RaC"lm 307. 1~ Wt"ll«'tr St •• Lo, A1tIClel. Ce. com mitt... voled out lhe Ad• provision Is uncon.titutional POOl~Phontl' : (2:13) MA 6-69..'6 .. ;.. NaHon,,' J CI.. "eadqu.rler~: minlsl.ration's 1966 Olvll Rlghls nobing that owners 01 propert; Greater LOI Angel" 1834 POIt St., Sa.n Francisco. Ca. 94115 - Phone: (415) WE 1·(164' BllI. specllically endorsing The open hou*si ng sectico ot are already restricted by zoo...... -... ----- ...,..,., -- ...,. Xumeo Yoshtnarl. Nat'l Pre.. ~:. Dr. DavJd Miura. Bd. Ctunn. Ibr •• of its major provision. the proposed bill Is more far• lng, rent control, tire, saleLy, Flower View Gardens but referring the fourth to Ibs reaching than any 01 the .i• eviction, and other laws. FLORISTS Dutrlat Coundl Reprnehtath'e, 3S-member parent House Judi• mUar statute. of any 01 the He also cxpla!"ed that much 1801 N We,lern Av. Ph. 466· 737) PNWDC-Klml Tambftfn; NC-WNDC-wnUam Ma\.!:umotn: CCDC• or subu:rbJa \WIS made possl_ Art Ito w!lcomes your phont ordfrl Sf-leo Ha.nashI1'O; PSWDC -T~ \a Iwasaki: IDC-Frank YoslllmuTa; clary Commitle •. states or municipalities wilb MPDC-BIIl Hosokawa: MOC-J'oc Kadownkl: EOC-Leo Sasaki The Subcomm.1!tee approved lair housing In..... or or• ble by federally insured finane- and wire orders for los Angeles Special Conespondf'lnb Ih e sections that prohibit dis• dinances, lor Its applies to the ing, declaring that "to .ay that FUJI REXALL DRUGS Rawa,1I1 AUan Beekman. Dick Glma Jal':l1\: Tamotsu Murllyama crlminalion in the selection 01 rental. sla le, a.nd linancing of it is no conCeJ1n of the Federal s~~PUt~ 'oH. S8K~~~UA Entered IS 2nd ellIS! MaUer at Los Angeles. Ca . .. : .. Subscription slate and federai juries, per• ali housing, including the rent• Government that Negroes are 300 E. lsi 51. (12) - MA 8-5197 Ratu (paYAble In advance) : U.S. $4 per yeAl'. ~1 . 50 for two yena. mit the Atlamey General to al of single rooms in private denied the right to Mve in U.S. airmail: ,10 additional ppr year. Fore1rn : ~6 per yen those c<1mmwlities that would HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY --$!.50 of JACL M~mbcrshtp Duu fOf 1 yur SubserJptlon- Initiale sults to has len school homes. inlcgration, and impose criml• 1\ has spec.ial &ignilicance not exist except lor massive Cj~; rt ·l s~ar:~. M:h;~';j'bf5'" Except (OT Dlrt"'Ctot"s Report. news and opinions expressed lor CaUfo"nia, where the State federal 8.ssistance hi to us an Roy Hoshlzakl-George Mizuno by columnists do not necf:snrl1y re.tlect JACL po]JCY, l1al penalUes for interlering with nights protected by fed• Supreme Court held only two absuTdity". GEORGE J. INAGAKI REAL TV weeks ago that the Stale lair Friday, June 24, 1966 eral law, . With a smile, he illustrated Ike Masaoka. Assoclale 2- The section that the Subcom• housing iaws were consUtu• the mcc()sistency ot the pres. Acreage, Commercial & Indust"ll mitte. rel.rred to the lull tional, but did not apply to ent sih>atlon by pointiog oul 45619i.';1Ibila::_L~\~~~iI62 66 Committee without recom· owners of .ingle-famUy dwell• that "ladies of, shail we say, --:-===-=-=,.,----..:..: __ mendation was its (lair hOlls• ings who a re no t engaged in an easy profession rent an KOKUSAI INTERNATIONAL Ing provision, that bar• real e&tat.e acUvities. apaMment on the East Side 2~0 E. 1 s 1R~~Er{2\N~A 6-5284 Ting discrimination ic the sale, This general exclusion, of New York and have gmtle· Jim Higashi, Bus. Mgr. rental, and financing of all ...wch I~ also found in the men callers at all times 01 • • housing, including private la..... and ordinances of the the night ... and do so with- In Ih~I~~!rt;fO~I~TTOkIO home•. other states and municipali• out protest from other tena'lts. '2B E. 151 5t, MA B-5606 CALIFORNIA'S POPULATION EXPLOSION The Subcommittee '" l s 0 ties relating to open housing, And, he said, ooe of the klngs Fred Morlguchl • M.mb. Teleflora Two ingredienls mb: in this week's mill (journal• I still say " You'ro9 Wrongl" It Canlt Be Only failed to accept the four may suggest the compromise of the underworld-.... n over- DR. ROY M. NISHIKAWA ese for Typewriter): California's population growth amendments proposed by the that wiU linally be worked lord of glat. "there Is aU this MA 4-6021 JACl Platform palaver about protecting the If an incident reported by city·side columnist Matt American shell, but always an administra tive agency to "to the grim death" a·ny .neighborhood". San Jose Weinstock of the L .A. Tinles is a sample of the kind Edi(or: within tll framework of modera ~ handle open housing probl.ms, amendment exempting certa In Todd Endo (PC June 10) ex• an automaUc Institution 01 pro• ~~ ..."''''''''.'"' .. ''' of new residents the slate attracts, then J ACL's job tlon. kinds 01 housing. SUdl a.mend• pressed a very important Wh ~ t I have 5aid above reo c.dures lor ending jury dis• moots, he said would in .flect EDWARD T. MORIOKA, R.allor in public relations is still unfinished. When many of It appears th*'a t the presrot Sales, Exchanges, Investments point: the need for candidates flects me. What follows in a crlminaUo:l. and an extension provide legal sancU"n for re• 565 N. 51h Sl. .:- 294·1204 us are thinking we are highly accepted by the people plans 01 the Administration and ~~ ft~ lor national office to com.mu• sense is less difficult to com· 01 the cov .... ge of the Equal strictive covenants, which the ...... ,...... the congressional leader,;bip Is we would like to be accepted by, Weinstock tells of nicaJoe their beliefs. This point municate because there are Employment Section of Ibe United States Supreme Court to secure passage of the legis• Sacramento a New Yorker, intelligent and distinguished looking, is so basic that we might ask ceMain unfiiled obUgaticlls and 1964 Civil Rights Act to slate ~uled to be uncon.stltutional in browsing in a S. Grand Ave. bookstore who inquired: ouroelves why it .,ceded 10 be ongoing resoponsibililles thaI and municipal otricials Qnd au• iation in the House fiTSt, and W~k~Ur~·- the late 1940's in " case in thElD to have it placed directly ...... "Do the Japanese and Chinese have !.he vote yet in mlade. Frankly I would prob• JACL must maintain. Any thority lor Ihe Equal Employ• \\Ih1ch the J ACL participated. on the Sf',ate Calendar for Sukiyaki - Chop Suey ably not be w ~iting this, had president cannot deviate 100 ment OpportuniLy Commission Restrictive covenants were California?" Senate cofloSideration, thereby Open 11 - 11, Closed Monday r not read Todd's colum.n. much from these. to issue cease-a.nd-desist or• usualJy promises on the part 2217 - 10lh 51. - GI 8-6231 The Nisei in California regard themselves as first bypa.slog the hosUle SenaTOKYO OF CALIFORNIA BANK • Wanted: A CHALL ENGI NG JACL position AS RegionalLos Ang.les Office Director Roglonal OI",lo r subscribed quotas do not have. selves, to be basically con• San Francisco Head Office· 64 Sutter Str~et • YU 1·1200 nonpre~ see as no great evil, but per• Is oppn (or it propprly motivat~d and qualified Individual. at present at least. any tributors 10 a "greater Ameri• ference visas available and your haps a waste. S. F'. Japan Center Branch· Buchanan & SutterSts. · FI6·7600 • PRIMARY duties are: Helping 10 build up chapter slrenglh and relationship to your niece is not ca" , tJhrough better citizenship. San Jose Branch· 990 N. First Street · Phone· 2982441 membe rship and cooperating actively with District and NatIonal dose enough to entitle he.r to a 4-Long range developments 5-Actlve involvement 01 JA• JACl programs. Some Public Relations work Is also !nvolved. Good family preference. CL on Issues? Again, I have Fresno Branch • 1458 Kern Street • Phone: 233·0591 . YOUT niece therefore probablv lor J ACL? Some have long 5~,!! speaking. writing ability would be an asseL spoken to this before. I will Los Angeles Branch· 120 So. San Pedro Street· MA 8-2381 • PERSONAL qualities desired: ablllly 10 work wllh p.opl., good will have to walt until nil pre· said the ultimate objective for terences have been called up JACL is to work itself oot of add onLy that I believe J ACL L. A. Crenshaw Branch· 3501 W. Jeffer50n Blvd.- RE 1·7334 • ======_ Judgment, perseverance, InlUaUve, patIence and diplomacy. which may take several years. has an obligation to use its Gardena Branch· 16401 So. Western Avenue· FA 1·0902 • ~~e~~9~ . e able to do seme traveling and attend some evening Thereafter Immigration wll1 de• existence. I can't gel so long pend on her purpose In coming prestige ' and special knowl• KI 1·2271 CIVIC CENTER 10 the United States, Bnd on whe• range that I can see beyond ~-- my lifetime, ",nd I don't be• edge, in attempting to help 321 E. 2nd 51., Lf.. ====~==== ~~n~~~G~~~a~~~!~ :~fr:r~~'ti;~ .u t ther she can come here without Phon. 624-9591 • riot absolutely necessary-de .. a certUicate (rom the United lieve that present social is• preserve good U.S.-Japan rela• States Department of Labor. MAIN OFFICE • STARTING salary. Open. Depends upon experience and qualifications. sues, Jl3panese centered or not, tions. I seriouoly quesbion the which Is dlUlcult to obtain. wisdom of JACL committi.>lg Morina d.1 I,y, CaUf. Send Complel~ Resume To 1C ~he does not expect to enter will disappear in mille. Phon. 170-0334 Dr. Roy M. Nishikawa, Chairman : JACL Office Advisory Committee : th~ labor market. but merely ~x· I therefore leel that J ACL itsell to any stance on U.S. _Of peets to join you and your fam1"·. poliCY In VieiIlam or related ~ 234 S. Oxford Ave .. Los ,6,ngeles, Calif. 90004 _ she will nol need such a certiIi• will. cecessaIlLy become more ~~-;-,.:=: cate and may be able to come ~UIllIllIlIlIlIlIll IlIl IlIllIlIllIIlIllIlIll IlIllIlIllIllIllIllIl IIll IlIlIlIllIlIlIlIllIlIll IIlIlIIlIlIllUIlIl IlIllIllIIII~ in the foreseeable future. and more concerned with (Continued on Page 5) IMMIGRATION BIAS FrIday, June 24, 1966 PACIFIC CITIZEN-3 FEPC SUMMARY: BY CANADA ADMITTED Intemallon~ Orphan child adopted By Bill HO$okawa inevitable Orlootal IOIIdI OTl'AWA-P'or the lirst tlmc, LOS ANGELES - Kay and three sons, have one 60'1 now In Salt Lake - stores wb ere 0"" could buy K1 ~ hi y ama, 1 MONTH AFTER .. n Immigralirr. mi nister bas Ellen prominent at West Point as an army (Con tinued [rom Front l'age) anything from a pencil to ey • publicly admitted that Can· Nisei couple of Baywood Park cadet. glasses ... ada's Immigration pollcy dis· and active San Luis Obis po The adoption was handled Imperial or Tei koku Hotei• We knew everyone &lid the Fro_the PROP. 14 RULE cI'minste. against non-whites JACLers, greeted their 5-year• through the In ternational Or• such a grand name lor such hsei so gravely courteous and Complaint ,~ and vowed to remedy the old Japanese American adopl• phans, Inc" a local women's an u.oprelentlous building. I bowing bul we would lorget 18 Made .ituatlon. ed daughter Chlyoko upon her grou p which bas been support· can still see the tiny. doll-like to bow sometimes as we Frying Pan In Addition to Block Minister Jean MaTch·a nd. by arrival here via Japa" Air ing some 300 Japanese-Amer!· figures 01 Mr. and Mrs. Koba· walked down the Street. Now, Of 34 Against Alameda easing current seew'lly screen• Unes la6t week from Japan . can orphans In Japan since yashJ as they tended their the Street is stran gely empty. Ing of hnmigrallls and spon• 'The Kishlyamas, parenl.'S of 1959. Sara Buckner Hopkins of grandchildren in front 01 it.• And. so many lamillar faces Denver, Colo. LOS Al'lGELES - 'The IJrst sOI\Shlp regulaUons. hop... 10 6653 Whitman Ave .. Van Nuys. so !cog ago. gone now and replaced by ~ on e. VISITORS-The Rotarians have come and month's expet'lenoe under lhe make jt as easy for people Is the founder. Funds to sup• I ..el Fanners Shop others who have become lami• Nearly 15,000 of them were here for their internalional Rwn/ord F1alr Housing Act Irom Alrica and Asia to come San Francisco JACL port the program come from liar and good friends and one since its restol'8tion by the as Il'om Europe Bnd some annual luncheons, the last two No sleek or sbiN' cars becomes overwhelmed with convention last week to take part in a program pre• awards 2 scholarships pared by a committee headed by George Kiyoshi To• May 10 deciosicl1 01 the State parls ot the Middle East. netting some S10,OOO each. graced the Sbreet in those days, memories of day. gone by . • • gasaki of Tokyo. '1'he weather cooperated to produce Supremc COUl·t brought "no SAN FRANCISCO - 'The San Chlyoko is the li""t In terna· ... ther many worn bu t still Inlo the Blner World flood" 01 complaints 01 hous• Fr ancisco J ACL schoiarshlp of Ilona! Orphan cblld to be sturdy truclos 01 the many Is• a memorable event for Rotarians from some 50-odd Jng discrimination, but about Perhaps it is prophetic .. .• nations. $250 was awa rded to Akihlro adopted by p.J·e',ts in the sei farmers who came to tile the same number which had United States. the circle is broken a&'3 in and There must have been a goodly number of Nisei Yamato's newest Kanamori. winter graduate of market and with empty crates now we truly step away Irom been /lied in the average Lowell High now atte.nding The Kishlyamas have long and boxes laden high SlOpped Rotarians in the assemblage. and if they were, t hey month during the earller p..... the narrow confines 01 the were less visible than the Japanese contigent. many Cal-Tecl1, Pasadena. He is the supported the "sponsored child to make theiT purchases-r ice Street and we try to become Ind of Rum.lord Act operation restaurant opens program". conducted by In ter• and staples at lhe Mitsu', aga of whom were accompanied by wives who wore kimono son 01 MT. and Mrs. Sakido an Iotegral part of the world In 1003-64. Kanarnorl. nallonal Orphans, by contribut• Grocery: fis h-yes, at the New to the more socially oriented events. For many. it was According to C.L. Dellums a way from it rather than a Because 01 tbe closeness of Ing monthly to the weUare of Sunrise; tofu on the corner thing apart. We wa lk away the first visit to the United States, and what they 01 Oakland, chairman at the at (entury Plaza an orphan In JapM. shop from Mr. Hirota. II it State Fair Employment Prac• ibis year's contest. the chapter quickly and not look back but saw opened a good llIany eyes. board provided a special $100 was a specral oocasion-some just to remember and keep the tice Commission. Ivhich ad· LOS ANGELES - Probably moutil·waLer:':lg m anju (rom Inevitably, there were the Japanese who were the most elaborate Japanese second prIze to Pamela Nuno• memories 01 the Street as we amazed by the size, vitality, and industrial and agri• nlioisters Ole cql>a! housing tani, daughter of the W.. Uace Civil rights leader the Salkalyen. Not too many opportunity law, 18 individual restaurant in the United remembered it .... cnltural potential of the United States. These are Nunotaois. She Is atlA!ndlng UC SALT LAKE CITY _ Albert vegetables for the thrifty Ja· cases bave been received by Stales. Lbe Century Plaza Va• things they can read about. but the . full imp~cl do~s mato opened Its doors thls Berkeley. Fritz, active J ACLer and long- panese raised their own. 'The true past departs not; no Ihe agency. along with a block Judges were: ti me presid",t 01 the NAACP Up the street nearer to Ma in truth or goodness realized not make itself felt until they see thiS land With their of 34 complaints against a sin· week 10 the publlc. It is ac• own eyes. And after they had come and seen, several ceSSIble from Century Plaza MI'I. Yo Hlronaka. Mri. Telko Utah chapter, was elected St.. Mr. Kato. a kindly and by man ever dies, or can. gle respondent, the City 01 Kuroiwa. Mn. Hele n Horl, and president of the Utah Citizens good man, painstakingly ar• wondered anew at the stupidity of their military lead• Hotel's northerly entrance. 0 1'. H lmeo Tsumorl and Dr. Clif• die: but all is still here, Alameda Housing Authority. ford Uyeda. Orga nizations for Civil Rights. ranged his beautiful display at ers who had dared to challenge the United States in llIed by Negro families facing Owned by Ken JlShlzaki. Icog• Scholarship committeemen: Mrn. Alice Kasal, another fIouits and vegetables for the and, recognized or not, war back in 1941. eviction from the Authority's time Sa n Francisco J ACL 1000 Naney H. Y05hlhara. ehalrman. longtime J AOLer, was eleded "hakujin" trade-at the Sage lives and works througb Estuary Housing Pl'Ojett. Clubber. 11 is the newest 01 June Uyeda. Wesley Dol, Don Ne• ,I. and Mall Satow . treasurer of the same group. Fa"m Market. And oh yes. the endless changes. -Carlyle • • Of the 18 individual com• three Vamato restauranls OP• plaints concel,-,ing non·gover.n· erated and built by the Ishi· ~~ t ,JC HOW LONG-If many of these Japanese Rota• zaki brothers-the first two be• menbal dweUin8'>. 13 involved ~« ' rians bad heard of the I sei and Nisei in the United apartment rental units, four ing In Sa.n Frandsco and Oak• States, they seemed to have forgotten when I met alleged unla wful discrimlna· land. Vamato of San Fran• them. Almost invariably their first question was: "And tion in refusals of home sales cisco is the oldest and easily Ken Ishizaki how long have you been in this country?" So I'd have or showing by U'act builders, the most beautilul. end hoo· to explain that I was a Nisei and my folks came to tile a.nd one concerned a home un• ored wibh 10 awards 01 excel• United States as immigrants a long time ago, long der FHA-aided financing. Dur• lence by Holiday magazine. is pleased to before many of them were born. ing 1003-64 about four-filths of Four areas swathed in OrI• all Rumford Act cases had to ental atmosphere designed by Talking with these Rotarians underscored once do wiUl rental di6crim-ination. Lloyd Lovegren are the tatami announce the again tile difficulty Americans have in communicat• ConolU. tlon Works rooms f with sunken pits under ing with Asian peoples, especially the Japanese. The the table for your legs), con• Opening 01 Japanese Rotarians are men of some considerable so· Among cases received and ventional tables and chairs, cial and economic standing in their communities. most• satisfactorily adjusted during J13panese Steak inn (new to the ly well-educated people who can read and write sev• the mcnth was that of a Ne• L.A. area) and the s ...food• Yamato Restaurant eral languages. And if necessary many of them could gro couple served with all Hibachi bar. express themselves, haltingly to be sure, but under• eviction notice by the man• Host Joe lshizaki suggests standably, in English. But even these people were at ageme:nt of an aparunent in reservations by telephone (277· San Mateo that they bad reo virtually a complete loss when it came to understand• 1840 and 277-20001. Yamato is cently occupied. Since there open daily from 11 :30 a.m. WI ing the gist of speeches and other verbal pronounce• were v8C1ancies in the building, midnight. ments. but DO other Negro tenants, 'The restaurant is situated In Their ears simply are not attuned to spoken Eng• the coupJe believed the evic' Century Plaza Hotel. a Mine>• lish, and so much of the time they sat blankly, wait• tion to be based co racial dis· ru Y3masaki~esigaed edifice. ing for the services of an interpreter, or dozed. hoping crimination and filed a com• on lhe old 20th Century-Fox to see a printed text or report of the proceedings. plaint with FEPC. Concilia tion studio lot near Beverly Hills. This language barrier is a formidable one, and it will efforts were immediately e.I. take a long time to overcome it. Of course most Ameri• Cective and the owner's agent nullified tbe eviction. permit· cans aren't helping matters any, either, since most ting the couple to remain. of them don't even speak English in a way that can Masaoka - Another case satisfactorily (Con tinued from Page 2) be understood. resolved within a short time • involved a prospective Negro seve",,1 weeks, JACL members tOO'8Jlt for an apartment who aTe again requested to write was quoted a monthly rental members 01 the House Judi· LEARNING BY EXAMPL E- One of the features ciary Committee and their own of the convention was a home hospitality evening charge some S50 hJgher than bhat quoted to a Caucasian. Congress.man. urging not only when Rotarians in the Denver area invited guests from a favorable vote lor the whole other lands to dinner. For many Japanese visitors, Since the Rumford Act flrsl Administration package but al• this was memorable experience. Like so many other went into e.lfett in September 1963, FEPC bas received 350 so for the four shrengthooing tourists, they had lived in hotels, eaten in restaurants, bousring complaints, Dellums amendments proposed by the looked at the sights and historic landmarks. But now .aid, of which 215 were re• Leadership Conference on CivU they were given the opportunity to see American ceived belore the adoption 01 Rillbts. homes and learn first hand how Americans live. Proposition 14 . Congressmen who are mem• bers of the House Judiciary They saw homes that had been kept up by the 'The Fair Employment Prac• Committee and Whose districts lady of the house without outside belp. They saw the tice Commission administers include JACL members aTe man of the house help with the serving, pour the Caillornia JoaWlS against dis• follolVing: Century Plaza Hotel drinks, even stand up to carry out the dishes before cnimioation in employment Democrats-Emanuel Ce l l e r and housing for reaSOn of race, (N. Y.). Michael Felghan (Ohio). the next course was served. And the Japanese, both Frank ChelI (Ky.). P~ter Rodino men and women, marveled at how different their way color, religious creed, national (I'll. J .). Byron Rogers (Colo.), Century City origin. or ancestry. Harold Donohue (Mass,), Herman of life was compared to the American way. Toll IPa.}. Jacob Gilbert (N. Y.) . James Corman (Calif.), Grorge This is not to say the American way is the better. Senner (Ariz.). Don Edwards (Ca· %1:30 a.m. to Midnight, (seven days] H(.), and Wtlliam Hungate (Mo.). But there are many social niceties in Western customs Japan Air Lines orders Republicans-William McCUlloch that could be adapted & adopted by the Japanese. By • • (Ohio), William Cahill ( N. J .), Clark MacGregor (Minn.). Char· Reservations 377-1840 the same token, there are many things that Japanese three BoeIng 747 lets les Mathias (Md.). Carleton King women do so well that their American counterparts LOS ANGELES _ Japan Air (N. Y .), Edward Hutchinson ;d (Mich.), and Robert McClory ~~ would do well to learn. The interchange of knowledge, Lines is purchasing theee &e• (111.). the study {)f customs, and the mutual acceptance of ing 747 gianl jelli.neJOS for near• all that is good, useful, pleasant and admirable, is Iy $70 million 10 be delivered something that is far more valuable than the simple in 1970. exchange of food and friendship in international con- With gross weight of 680 ,000 tacts of this sort. Ibs .. the new 400-passenger air· craft will be 220-ft. long: have a wingspan of 195-fl. and ils tail w>Il extend 62 ft. above 13TH ANNUAL the ground. Florin Buddhist Churc h O-BON FESTI VAL BAZAAR Voter discrimination in Arizona not founded Saturday, July 9, 4 p.m. w ASHINGTOJo! - By agree• ment with bhe Justice Depart• Sunday, July 10, 1 p.m. ment. three Arizona cOlllloties O·Bon Dances Both Nights at 7:30 have been exempted from • Games - Teriyaki - Odori provision of the 1965 Voting Rights Act suspending state lif.eroacy tests. Atty. Gen. Nicholas D. Kat• zenbach last week noted that for the last five years the test has not been used in Apache, Navaho .nd Coconino Counties to deny the rigbt to vote because of ~ace or color. Ywna county did not join the Sales and Installation of Quality Carpeting other three in seeking exemp• 5657 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles tion. ART HI RA YA MA HO 3-81 38 MICH IMAMURA -...... ~- ...... - Crenshaw Dodge Inc. 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Every week 13 depart from San Francisco, and one you in the gracious Japanese manner . .. offers the finest delicacies of every day from Los Angeles. All flights offer the advantage of stop• Japan and the Continent. From her first bow of welcome until your ping off for a visit in Hawaii with friends and relatives at no extra journey is complete, you' ll be treated as an honored guest. Gardena - An Enjoyable Japanese Community Fred Funakoshi fare. You can enjoy Japanese hospitality plus JAL's greater flexi bility Only Japan Air Lines makes your trip to Japan a travel experience Reports and Studies Poinsettia Gardens Motel Apts. Available on ReQuest for making good connections and planning extra stopovers. unique in all the world. See your travel agent soon. Ask him to make 13921 ~ . Normandie Ave. The moment you step aboard your luxurious DC-a Jet Courier, you your next reservations to Tokyo on JAL, the worldwide airline of Japan. (Clost to the Harbor Frftway - Two Blocks North of Rosecrans) RUTNER, JACKSON & GRAY INC. Mem ber: New York Stock Exchange Phone: 324·5883 Dally & W•• kly Ral ... 68 Unit> 711 W. 7TH ST., LOS ANGELES ~ Heal.d Pool· Air Conditioning - GE Kltch.ns - Television MA 0-1080 JAPAN AIR LINES Res. Phone: AN 1-4422 OWNED AND OPERATED BY K08ATA BROS. • 4-PAC:IPIC C:ITI%IN FrIday, June 24, 191111 Nat'l Junior JACL Constitution and By-Laws proposed luffer th l\I~tnalan af Itl po,ed th~t the Nalional Youth Youlh COlUleS wlthnut .a~·lng that rUol_ 1V Oh"l'teu alrcad,y Umited in limo Dud lihe ,it. 01 the n.xt convrntion Newsletter. and there/ore. it Council ahan appoint a PrHldt'nt And Llallnn ~~tlon charlor. pro lern who .haU perform the the n\ost·lmportant dOCllment I-Junlor JACL. oh"p· f\0 that there will be n t'lo~er be"n Iclt by some th.,t Ste. f\-WUh the IIpproval of Sec. I-The National JACL t~n: may be or,Anlled In cam· Rdditional financial rcspon,i· .Il,.. rlutles of lind 'hllil hfllve the Ame Youth Commwlon .hall It'rve II thf' Notional JACL Youlh Com• authoritv "a th" Pre.ldent. Th. to be pr... ented belore the 'munttttl wh~~ a 10cl'1 JACL billti.> whiob may iOltorlere tie nnd rclntlonshlp with the publleation lor Ihe .fr. JACL ml .. lon nnd th.. rl'lcelpt the the AdYlsory Commutee lor the ch"pt~r ~I.abll.hed. ot tenure nf the Pre,ldent pro tern ~ ...... th .""slon, ... t thc San DI ... Is Natlonnl Youth Cttlvcntion be s\lspooded temporarily and chnrter t('t·. there IhAU be ihued :n~ll Na\lnnal JunIor JACL. with theil' academia Ill•. be dellgnated by that coun- Sec. 2-Th. Chalone" or the 110 National Youth COM'llOtion. ~\Jdwest body. Thi. wouid kcrp commu• thnt Ihe Pacific Citizen sub· A C'harter ot the NAtlnnll1 Junior Comment No.3: Chapters• Dlstl'ict youth JACL ,lent'(! by the Pre.ldf'nt ot Sec. 3-nt.lrlcl Chairmen. Each Nltlonal J ACL Youth Commlulon ~ be the draft 01 the pro- nication I)robl"m to D mini. scrlption rate, be prorated or the Nflltlonnl Junior JACL Youth ,hln aerve I. Advisor to th. Since the ase lill\dts. minimum Council proposed a J3·melllbcr DI_trlct Chairman ahan have the Natlona' Junior J ACL youth ed c""sUtutlc" and by·laws and maximum. Are stated Council. \ here a district rep• mum \VlUlln the' same dl:-;trict be estAblished '0 that each Council ~rtrhe 0~u~~~rh~1tt ~ned ~~r~~:~ Council. ct the National Jr. Japanes. herein. perhaps this I. the besl rese.ntaUves would sit on the "' that 01 the NAtionRI Youth youth member can receive his CommMt No. 13 MrnUoned mOlina: the Intereall 01 the chap· Comm""t No. IS: Advisory Am~can Citizens League. place to discu 8 fOl'mer j~sue Council. plu, the addition 01 Council ChaIrman. own PC .,ubscript\an. above in SerUm 2 is the mini. ter. "hArtered within hi, dlalrlct. Sec. 4-Rfornrdlnl Secretary. ."d Uaison-This speUs the Hopclully based upon this we In· rcpresent8tive~ (rom It Is lurther 1.1t that the mum or per Re-cordln~ -whether or not .hOllld .5 the Sea. 2- -Sped"l oon\'('n\lnnl of number members The Secretary ahall relaUoosbip between National dorumenl wUl be the fullll'e PC s.hould become the 80le or· record the prQceedlnR' of the clude such n wide r:\nge ot District Youth Councils whIch Ihe Natlonnl Junior JACI.. 3hn ll ohapLer!li under organIzing end youth Commission and the Na· .tructure. purpose. nnd goals ages within the youth program have been Iormed. hI' cnlled by tht'< Pre~ld('nl upon gan Inr both the Sr. and Jr. chartering chapt.... Trodition· National Junior JACL Youth lh~ requut of tht'('('-fourth, (;1 t) Council. The Recordln« Secretary tlonal Jr. JACL. Perhap. It of the youth organlr.atlons as stipulated in the constitu· Another jdea h~ to ouly have of th~ Nntlonnl ,TunlC'lr .1 ACI .. organizatioOl. Also cOMidered ally. the chapter member.hip ahall prOvide A copy of the pro- .ponSOl'ed by the r. J ACL. f' rurther study to have a .ep• c~e~~~n' Il~~ a':hCe~sb~~fI t~: should also stipulate the rela• tion. .. 5-member NAtional COllncil. ~;~\I~~n;t~~~~I~u~~n: JI~~~rg~f\~~ wa. held at a minimum 01 a .!1 ';!y tionship 01 the District Youth Credit for the prep"... tion 01 To bettcr deline the a~e compo.'ed or r.presontatives ters In good standln,::. orate you th section wlthfn the artive members. However, deJ1fllAted by the Counoll . Pacillc Citizen. Sec. 5-Corre, pondlnr Secretary. Commissioner as adviser IOIC the 1966 dra!t lor e. NaUooal category as such. the 1965 In· from areas which now have S('c. ~ F.nch ('hartered .Yunlnl' the question arises whether or The Corrupondln, Secret.ry the DlsWict Youth Council. ConsUtution. should go to the DYCs. J ACL Chnpter In Rood atnndlnR not a Is an adequate number I haJJ handle the c:orrelpondence terim Youth COllDcll 8t Salt l'Ihnll he ('ntitled to fit lel.\st ont'l Artlole X lIl Amendmtmtl ot the NAtlonll1 Junior JACL Pacilic Southwest District In· Genel'ally rejected L, the 111 dolcftnt(' In Anv convenllon. To Th('; Cf)nl'tllullon to run a youth orga.nizatlon Sec. 3-AdmJnlstraUve asslat• Lake City changed the "upper Youth Council and "hall perform .n('e as required by th~ National terlm Youth Couocil rePl'I!I; or the chapter mem· ContlTjent No. J I: Use ot the this organlut1on to th~ Councll lishlng the constitutional dNft J~~III~~ t~~gi!IC!~ Sd t~~fl N~:IOn~~ bcr!thlpl' recorded cMrc~pondlnR upon lor approval. ed In writing by the Presld~nt in its entirety with the vari· Sec. 3-A charter shall be grant• o:.. to the pavment of natlonn1 dues. Name and Emblem-There I. or to a relitular 'mf!etlng of thl' nlnty (90) day. before Its pre• ed to each chapin \\Ihlch n,eet. executive and judicial hody (.'If ArUol~ organization. He "hall keep ,II sentation to a National Conven• no emblem or in,ignia drawn IV Membership monies of thl, or,anl:tatlon In , ¢US comments being suppUed) all req,ulrement. And obll.gations: this organlzaUon Comment No. 8 ~ Convcn• tion. Such amendments must have presented 1n the Nntlonal Junior Sec. 3-The Youth Cnunrtl ,;hnll lor the NaUooal .fr. JACL and Sec. I-An:v member chapter proper and secure Ilnancla1 Insti• the wrlUen endorsement of at The report follows with com· J ACL Constitution and 8,,-la\\lS. Uott-This section covers pro• more th"n slx (ft) month, In ar• tution approved by the Council. meet biennially 111 conjunct If'n its district•. WhetheT or not the relllrs of financial Indebtedncu to le.. t three chartered chaoter" meats to help slin\ulate the Sec. 4-l\tembershlp; ,,1 "\e age with the National Juntor JAC'L The financial records .hall be propo~ed poJ;l.icO\ate representation in ih. Jr. youth or~aniz.tlon. the National Junior JACL or to oncn to Inspection by memb~rs Sec. 2-AIl amend• "Jews of the varions considera• limits of the chartered chapter Convention. and If pos.... lble, ahal1 ment ~ to thJs Constitution .haU shall be determined by the ChA"P• "Iso meet during the Inter\'cnlna the sense that there Is one 1 oUtcera pnd of the district youth flclal call to the BIennial Conven ... ~1!~~hrpOI:n: h ~~~!~!a~f~~~t::'~~d II separate Parliamentarian nate the ~'outh organization. breakdown 01 the DYC into Comment No.6, Orticers• Se('. I -Th~ President shall IIP- council .hall be prescribed In the tlon lilt least slxty (60) day. prior .ubdistrfcts and calling them at such place (IS determined by dlatrlct by-laws. to the dAte of the Convention. other than the ChaJrman or These comments reler to both rn~n~~~e s~~:t'!rc~~~itI~e;s~a nd- pre~ldent Sec. 4-Thc District Youth Art.Iclt U Purpou tht ot the chapter. Sec. 4--The National Junior President. zones so that you will have Sections 4 and 5 immedia tely Sec. 4-A chartered chApter Council shall hold at le8llt one J ACL Youth CouncU shall have ta~~tt~Th~:uu rt~set~r ~~~~~~; maybe two zones within 8 Artlclf' X Dues f 1) meeting during each year. at full supervhllon and management above. concerning twc>-year ~II~~ : 10~OI~IIt~ f:I~~~1 b~;:rt~n~~z~ 5uch time and place as designat• over all Conventions and shall good citizenship, to develop tnl• DYC if the DYC covers too (The fIIrtlcle concerning naUonAl ed by the District Chairman Coo.ludlnl' Paral'raph. uative and leadership. to Increase terms lor Dlstricl Youth COU'" due, shall be detcnnlned by the f"mber 30 ot each ycar. announce the oUlcial program understanding and appreciation large a geogNiphical area and Sec. ~Admlntstrallve and fiscal Sec. 5-The annual bUsiness and order of bu.lneB of each C1I Chainnen and NaUonal ('urrent f'lnance Committee head• .vr:"T' or all chArtered chapten: mecting or convention of each convention. Th is Constitution Ls merely ot aU.r cultural heritage. to serve caa support sub-groupings. ed by Bill NAJ!ata and pre!>ented district shall be at such place ~The youth and community. to promote Officers. at the San Dle.:o Convention). han begin on the f1ut dRY ot Sec. oUfceu 01 each in dratt form and has not been Thought is that there is a suI· January of each year. and dal~ between the first day Biennial Convention shall be the adopted; consequently. mod!• the Ideals of SOCial justice, pa• This question is deba table. of March and the flftcenth day oUlcen ot the Junior J ACL. tTiotism. goodwill. and to promote ffcient number of Jr. chapters based on whether or not a Commenl No. g. Dues-Clll'- Comment No. 12: Chaplers- of September as designated by Sec. 6--The President shall ap• cations and changes are neo• high standards in f1.cholarshlp. the District Youth Council. The sportsmanshIP. and human rela ... to support a zone--Ievel council. youth can commit hlmself (or renUy. the Naticnal Dues are There are questions raised point a Sergeant..at-Arms of the essary In order to make this tions. ~~~!tlg~ :;!rfa~~n pr:~:rlb~dri~ Convention If he deems It neces• Sec. 2-A District Youth Coun· a two year period oC time be• set at 50 cents per member here, as to whether or not lary. Ccostitution acceptable to the Comment No.2: Purpose• cil compC'lsed of JURlor JACL cause of the obHgation..~ of 01 the local chapter. National should ilo"mly frY the district by-laws. Sec. 7-At each called Conven• majority of 'the Youth delega· chapters shall be: organlz.~ wtth• Sec. 6-The fiscal year 01 all tion, the President shaU appoint Regarding the plll'pose ot a L"l each district. school, military sen>1ce. etc. The qUe>tion 01 dues Is 01 to establish monthly meetings districts shall begin on the rtrsl a Committee on Credentials. tion coming to the San Deigo National Jr. JACL and its ob• See. 3-Each district shall hold However, it a Council is to be issue. since according to the as prescribed under Section 3. day of JBnuary of each year Sec. 8-The National Junior Nationa l Convention. In order an annual meetfng or convention Sec. 7-The District Youth Coun• Youth Council shaH establish unl p to expedite discussion of thl. Jectives. this point bas been In accordance with the By-laws e!lective and e!riclont. the Interun Youth Council Treas· Also the setting or annual clJ shall assign an official re· (orm reRl!straUon fees (or all per• o( some CC(1cern to various Jr unless the National Junior J ACL other Question arises Should urer Bill Na·gata an increase elections on a National basis presentath'e to atend each na• sons attend in, any Convention document. it 's being present• Youth Councll shaH detennlne tional convention and meeting ot the NaUonal Junior JACL. ed now and in this form. J ACLs throughout the c0un• otherwise. not a member o! the National seems imminent for the ryscal for all chapters as in Section of the National Junior JACL Such fees shall be recommended try. Youth Council at least remaia operation 01 Ibe Nahonal 4. as well as the establishment Youth Council. by the host chapter. Please keep In mind that Arlle1e Vl Satton .. 1 Jr. Sec. 8-Wlthln thirty (30} ,hv. Sec. 9-The quorum lor dolnr thls Is your coostillltion. as • The purpose as stated in the JACL V1)ulh Council lor two years? Youth Council. I 01 administrative and liscal alter the close of an), meeUna bualne." at any National Junior ~other c01~ern5 year~ of the District Youth Council the youth member and it should National Constltl1tion. adheres See. l-The Youth Council shalJ It has. therefore been lell Question as sbated, ill Section S. J ACL Convention shaH consist " Secretary 8hal1 make a report of ot fitly (50) per cent of the char• be examined. torn apart. and clOsely to the goaLs and objec· consist of the President and the that members 01 the District uniCorm dues lor the total dues However. in some ways the the proceedings In writing. AP• DLStrlct Youth Council Chairmen tered chapters. rebuilt to your saUs/action. tives being viewed by most ot Repre!entaU\'e~. Youth Councils .hould have structure of a chapter. By this, estabUs hment ot suob a poUcy proved by the Olstrlct Youth or X I IS Chairman. to the National Junior Arttcle Committee Any comments, revisions. or the youth and perhaps words the perogrative of selecting It meant that one set fee would help make the organiza- J ACL. submitting coplef; to the On Cre d entla.l~ Comment No. S: Nali Jr. modifications, this Constitu ~ and ternunology sbould be ,a1 the1r own National Youth 1S assessed per chapter mem- tion more uniCorm on a Na• National headquartera and to the Sec. I-The Committee shaH be to carefully studied and changes JACL Youth CollDcil-Regard· Council Representative from ber lor National. District tional level. Whether or not National Junior JACL President. responsible for determining the tion from Junior or Senior .tandlngs of each member chap- made accordingly ~o as to be Ing the slrUctlll'e to be adopt· theIr own District lor length youth CollDcil. and local dues. conlormJty can be deivsed 00 Article VI Nomlnatlonl J ACLers should be sent direct• And BlecHons ~rn:n~ts lt~lf~~~iftt~eJ toaneo~~e:~ oonclse and accurate as to the ed by the National Youth or· ot tenllre as established by with everyone paying the .ame the local level is a debatable ly to the National Interlm Sec. I_The National President case 01 dlsagTeemenb a~ to 01- Youth Council CCha ll be filled tered chapter Is tran&lerable from three (3) chapters. the Convention. See. l-The National Juninr In the manner prescribed In the Article Xlt The Use Of that chapter to a nother chartered Sec. 3-Elcctions shall be held Sec. 3-The Committee .hall bring YOlll' comments with you J ACt.. shall caruslst of local Junior WNDYC aad PNWDYC have By-laws. Name And Emblem during the- Biennial National Jun• consist of the President. the Re• chapter. to San Diego. J ACL chaptt"rs oUlclally charter• gone on record to adopt an Sec. I-The emblem of the Na• Sec. 3-An active member shall Ior JACL Convention. cording Secretary, the Treasurer, ed in th .. manner provided In the ArLJc1e vrL1 Conventions tional Junior JACL shall be ., PAY a membcrshlp fee and dues Bylaws. a·member CollOcil. elimioating Sec. I-A convention oC the Na• Sec. Z-Any active member in as set by the chapter constitu• Comment No. 14: Nomina· ec. 2-Mem.bershlp In the Na• the offlce 01 a National Youth tional JUnior JACL shall he held good standing In a chartered tion. tioos and electioos-Selection tJonal Junlnr JACL shall be open biennially at such time and place Junior JACL chapter shall be en• CONGRATULATIONS 10 :youth groups afiihated With President thllS bemg identical establlshed by the directly pre• titled to wear the emblem and/or ArUclf' III Oreanbln, 01 DYC Representahives to the ar spomored by local JACL chap• to the current structure ot the cedln( National Junior J ACL other InslKOia of the National And Charterin,; Chapt,ers National Youth CollOcil should to Rev. Dr. George Aki , ters. Convention. Junior JACL. Sec. I- Junior JACL chapters Pastor, Hollywood Independent Church Sec. 3-Any member chapter National lllterim Youth COllD' may be organh;ed and chartered also be included I reler to that fails to conIorm to the pro• cil. This is based on the Comment No.7: Conven· Comment No. 10: O!!icial In those communities where local Comment No.6). Again. per• visions of the National Junior On the conferring of a honorary Doctor Con~tltutlon premise that an individual tions-It has been further pro- PubUoation-I Dye Interim J ACL chapters exist. A district haps thls should be done on JACL and By-Laws council mllY support a Junior of Divinity degree by the J ACL where there Is no local gn individual youth council and JACL chapter provided the ap• district cOllncil basis. Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley proval ot Ihe National J ACL Youth Commission Is given. William L. Young Sec. 2-The chapter membership Artlele vn Vacanele. shall not be less than eight (8) Sec. I-All vacancies shAll be The Cloud Motel Could Hirohito, single-handedly, active members. filled by appointment by the Na• Rev. Dr. AJd Is a hlghly honored member Sec. 3-Appllcatlon for organlz- tional JunJor JACL Youth Coun• cil. The appointee ,hall ser\!e the and past president have ended World War II? ~neg ':a~~n~~r ':r1tre~ ~~~m~~ ~~~ remainder ot the term during 01 the East Hollywood Kiwams Club the Approval of the local JACL which he was appointed. chapter Youth Chairman and the endorsement of the District Youth Article vln Duties Of ~======c===c=c==ooc=cc==cc======ccca Did he know that Pearl Harbor Commissioner The petition shall The OUl eeu be forwarded to the National Sec. I- President. The Prestde-nt Send This Housing Reservation Form Today attac~ed? JACL Youth Commission for ac- shall preside a t all conventions was going to be tlon. and at all meetings of the Na- Sec. 4-Upon approval 01 A pel\- tional Junior JACL Youth Coun• tlon (or a Junior JACL charter. cil. He shall perform such dutle~ the National JACL youth Com p as usually pertain to the office Accommodations Are Tight mission. through 113 accredited 01 the President. ~J"'J"'..rJ"'J"'..r..rJ"'J"'~J"'J"'J"'J"'J"'J"'..rJ"'~J"'J"'J"'J"'J"'~~..rJ"'_~ Because of Summer Season { Attention Convention Delegates and Boosters r------· 11101110 : -19th Biennial JACL Convention, San Diego, CI.• Sign Up Now and I I I I EL CORTEZ HOTEL - JULY 26-31 EMPEROR OF JAPAN I Avoid Delay When Reporting I By leonard Mosley I HOUSING RESERVATION I :------j I Hirohito had the power to stop the attack on Pearl Harbor. He I : --19th Biennial JACL Convention, San Diego, Ca.-- : had the power to end the war in the Pacific. He had the power and I I : Name allthority to crush the war·bent military leaders of Japan before I : EL CORTEZ HOTEL -- JULY 26-31 ! -.A~d~dr~.~"------they seized complete control. Why did he remain silent? The in• ( I ! triguing answers make for rare trt~·adventure reading that is i REGISTRATION APPLICATION I I spell·binding. , : -.C~ll~Y------~S~(~.t~.------,ZI"P~--- I The s,tartlin~ facts, some never·before.published, about the Em• : --N~.~n~ ..------HOTEL DESIRED merlcans 10 dI.sent and Peskin Gerson ~'"'" terested in particJpating in JAmel: Yam8ne. posl cmdr.; Joe meda SI. and co Znd St. b.,. SUSHI GLASS co. Us :/&me group acbivities but also d.,. MI:'o'omoto. Jr .• Iver Ranum Hl,h, twcen San Pedro St. and Cen• speak up wten they belleve it Plait and Window Glass 3420 W, Jefferson Blvd. LOS ANGBLES $250 Nisei WAr Memorial award 313 E. lst 51. mand a pursuJt of worthwhile from Yoshlnkt Aul. NWM F\.Ind tral Ave. "ecessary. We should never los Angeles 18 Arakaki. Jf!'ntoku. 10: Gardenl, Lo. Ang.l .. - MA B-BSI6 Glazing of All Descriptions May Z~ David. Patrick. Eu· and enriching ambitions. co-chmn.: Glenn Madokoro. lver A &pokesma n lor the Soard forget that the b"and of "pa• MA 2-B243 RE 1-7261 tene, d Shtzuko Yamauchi. Ta• Ranum High. Sloo Mile-HI JACL triotism" that calls lor blind mayo Chcml, Tsuruko Goya. """",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, scholarship (rom Robert M. Ho• of Public Works said a ground 724 S. San Pedro, los Angeles 16 gc. riuchi. chap. prc~.: Nelko Hira• acceptance o! polley. Quick Hamasaki, Ket. 67 : June 5-w Chapter Call Board kaWA. Mnnual HI,::h. 52.50 Mile-HI survey lor the street improv.,. judgment of people who are Shl:.uko. s Yoshttsugu, d To• JACL Harry H Snkatl' Memorial ~htko MachtdA (both Japan). award from JeAn SAtO. Mtle-HI ments ls under way and design dlflerBnt, the immediate will- Sukiyak i • Terlyakl • JACL PAst schol. comm. chmn.: r:::1 Haralant, HaTllYO, 77: May 21- work probably will start within s Yosh\to, Nobuo, d Sumiko. M..1· A"""""""Long """"""""""""""""""""""""Beach-HarborJACL Itnd Jo.\tt'e KobavA~hl, Wash· KAWAFUKU yoko !o::nya, Mitsll,l"e Kocker. 12 Inl:lon High. $250 l,..'trrv S. TAjlrl a month. Fugetsu-Do Fuji Gardens ! S "~ly.l; _ T, m,,," CoronaUon nail: BegLnnlng Memorial Award trom Min Ya• Jr. JACL organized in CONFECTIONARY B:~u~e~g~fc . sttyler, 21' May 16 with dinner. the Long Beach• sui. 424 Wilshire Blvd. Sul1tl - CJcktllls tin Vletnaml-p M.t. and Mrs. Ricbaro Yamaguchi, MU.,.H1 31$ E, lst St., Los Angel.. U Santa Monlta, Call'. ~ls Harbor District J ACL will Southeast L.A. area 1st George, br Bryan. Elaine. ,cholarship chairman. intro• MAdlsOD s-ssns Ph. 451-3167 204Vz E. St" gp Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hasut.ke. slage Its annual Miss Harbor 8-9OS4 Mr. and Mrs. Kanlchl "1'onaRo. duced the scholars. Mayor WHI'ITIER - The youth group L.A. I.IA coronation ball tomorrow, 7:30 San Francisco - Ideta. GUchi. ~ May !!8-w KI• Norma Welker or Aurora was of the Southeast Los Angeles. i _0_0_0_ , mlko. 5 Wal1ace, d Anna N'aka· p.m.. at the Edgewaler Inn (Continued from Front Page) l.t fl1to. Chite Nahshltl1a main speaker. Harry Harada, -01 nlshl. 1 gc. Mar:na Hotel. North Orange County JACL Hostus Ito, Yoshlma58, a.5 : June 6 (in banquet chairman, was assist.. year but planning was held up will have It., tirst social lonighl £itJiku eJt!e Totlorl, Japan)-s Art. Tom, Candldatcs, who were Intro• ed by: after Prop. 14 was passed. The Dine • DAnce • Coc1ttallJ FUKUYA K!'~~ ~mo, ~1r.s. duced at a garden parlv last at the home of Dr. c;.,orge ,UKIYA K •• ,JAPANESB ROO.,I I Mura. 82: Long Eljl Horiuchi. Albert Nakat,., !ederal government had re• Yamallaka. 735 W, Avalon, un• 3!4 E . First 51. 2-s Sunday afternoon, are Gayle Japanese Confectioners I Beach, June lsamu. Nobo· program: Henry Tobo. Som Owa• fused to release funds for en• Lo. Angel •• • MA 9-3021 ro. d Kl.voko Kimura, Fumlye Harada. Susan Hirashima, da. booklet: Bessie ShlYomurD. der leadersbip of Carolyn Ya• ~ Y&Sunaga . Chlvo Horiuchi. telephone. Ilre Western Addition A-2 proj• mags. 2416 E. 1st 51., L.A. AN 1-7401 i , ."; Mm,b.Sushi K Il...-uchl, Ruitaro. 88· Wesbnlnster. Ruby Komai, Yoko Takahashi Some 150 persons attended. ect. a part o( the city June ~w Momoyo. s George. and Manko Ward. rea.,. Alan Kumamoto, national d Mary Torlzawa, Lily Fujita. Event was covered by KRMA• velopment plans. -Visit Our New Sal min counlu-I I, 226 E. Flrsl SI. Dr. Fred Fujikawa. COl'O!l'a• youth dil'eclor, will be guest A Good Place 10 Eat - t) _ Ruth Hashtmura. Betty Koba• TV, local educational TV sta• GenUine HawaIIa n Salmln Served yashi, Dorothy Uno, Mary Ho· tion ball comtn.itlee chairman, The four-block area Is bound• speaker. Carol Ann Kunitsugu, Noon 10 Midnight (Closed Tu ... ) k _ ; (C~ 5T~!~~'" rUo. tion, under direction of Will ed by Post and BllSh, WebSler 1965 Nisei Week queen, will be 0 _ ! K imura. SUeno. 90: May n-d announced the panel of judges: Howa:rd. who plans to use COf'i• l Eiko Tsujtmoto. Klyoko Hara. Kathy Da,·i!. l'1ctress-dJrector, and Laguna Sis. attending. HalSuno Kimura. Okyu ArachJ Lonft Beach Communltv PIRY· siderable footage in a new TV Lem,Js Cafe (Japan), 4 gc. 2 RgC. hou~e; Milko Mayam •. Japanese series. The lt1termountrun Col .. }.1asukane. KUmi, 73 : June S-h aclress; Vita Romans. executive REAL CHINESE DISHES Selsulchf. ~ Mmoru, Hoji. Ta• director. Downtown Long B~'l('h legiate Students hosted the kenobu. 5 GC A5SI\ .. and George Shibata, attor .. youth dance tha t lollowed. 320 E. l SI 51., 'Los Ang.l .. When in Elko _ •• Stop at the .Friendly )lawo. Neal T, 11: June l~p ney, Huntington Beach. Phone Orders Taken M.r. and Mrs. Thomas. br Bryan. Fowler scholarship AUTUMN gp Mrs. Tane Masuo. Mr. and Mrs. Talk! Ola. San Franci6co JACL FOWLER-The annual Fowler MA 4-2953 §t()t:k.lDen~§ Matsumoto, Shtkazo. 84: Gardena. Tea Pastries: San FrancJsco JACL scholarship award of ~;s~';~:-Te~~n~ 'e sa~h~~K:~ J ACL women's auxiliary wtlJ Sloo was presented 10 David NISEI FUN TOUR CAFE • BAR· CASINO wasakl, Tamlko K lshtshita. 10 gc. sponsor a Chinese luncheon Ka wano. who also won a Sloo l!atsuno. Xanroku. 11: May 21- July 9 at the Kuo Wah Restau• Fresno State 6cholarship. Elko, Nevada w Kina. s John K .. lsao. Shlo Tant in Chinatown to see how To (Sunnyvalel. Sam Takatow. d ---*--- Setsuko, Tsuruko Watamura. dim sum or Chinese tea pas· Namtko Ito. Tatsuye Takeuchi, tries ere made. AUlh.ntic Canlnnm Cuisine _ Lunch. ons, Olnn.rs Dally " C«IKJlamalaJ d Yoneko. J\.trs. Geo. 20006. no: Salt Lake City-Selko M . Klt- Takaoka 631: Venlce-Culver-Dr. 1wao G. K uroiwa. KJchiemon. 61: Wal$on• San Jose JACL KawakamI. Japanese Food ville. May 2f-w Harumi. s Yo ... 8th Year: Spokane-Ha rry Ka• lQW &hlakl. Yoshiharu. Ikuo. d Kef• Newspaper Drive: Previous· doya: MtJe-Hf-Samuel Kumagai: leo, Relko Yamanisht. HanamJ Lon( Beach-Roy Shlba. SOLD AT AlL GROCERY STORES ••• Young. Iy a!lJK)l1nced plans of the Sa" 7th Year: Long Beach-Dr. Fred' 475 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-1825 Kuruma, Mrs. Haru, 75: June 6- Jose Jr JACL's fireworks sale Y . Fujikawa: Stockton-Chester New Chinatown • los Angeles s Kazuo. Tokulchl, d Miyoko. F'ukuhara: Chicago-Frank T . Okl• American National Merclntile Co. Maruyama. Kljiro. 71: Morgan lor enlarging their "lkimasho" ta; Frpsno-Dr H ldekl Shimada. Banque t Room for All Occasions Hill. May 22-w Maklye, .5 Ma• fund ha ve been cancelled due 6th Year: Puval1up VallfOy-To. 949 E. 2nd St., los Angeles 12 _ MA 4-0711> uru. Frank. d Chizuko Nino· shlo Tsubol: Progressive Westside Kawai Mary Soltholt, Joyce Ha• to unexpected problems. How• -Jack 1. Wad .. . namoto. 5th Vur: Twin Cities-Mas Ha• ever J replacing the Iireworlcs •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Morlzono. Mu. Eiko. 68: Berke· rada; Long Beach-Hiroshi Morl· ley. May 27-s Rev. Mike, Ches• sale will be a newspaper drive. ta ter. d Emlko Eto. Members are asked to collect 4th Year: San Francfsco-Kaf.su Uchiyama. Eizo. 46: San Jose. Alzawa: New York-Allred Funa. May 20-w Katie. 15 Stanley. d and bundle newspapers-no bashl: Philadelphia-Mrs. Hat!'l u'" Carolyn. Barbara. Debbie. AI· magazines please-July IHO, ml Harada. MasAru Harada; Chl• Taste the leen Carlentlnl. m Sum'. br ca~o-Hirosht Miyake. Kazuo, William, Charles. sis drop them rolo the bin. which l rd Year: San FrancLsco-KoJl. Mmes. Walter Tanaka, Jimmy will be in tron t of the S3J.l ro IwasakI. Hatasaki. Jose JAOL Bldg., 565 N. 5th 2nd Year: St. Louis-William H. SACRAMENTO Eta: Oakland-YOlhlo tlono. Imada. Tatsuichl. 81 ; June l~w SI. 1st YPAr : Philadelphia-Eugene Difference Coda. Herbe.ri H ortkawa. Howard SAVE NOW Ninayo, d Sumako Imada. 1 gc. Masul. SeUchL 63: Acampo. May July 1\leeting: J'uly 7, 7 : 30 ~iga~~rmoto: San Jose-KtyoshJ with tasty HIME 2J-w KJyono. d Sakaye, Ha• p.m., in the CommunJty Room, ., ~ , ______tsue Ota, 3 gc. and DAIMARU Bra'ndl Matsumoto. Kenzo. 64; Newcastle, of Bank of Tokyo will be the June 11-w Yoneko. s Tsuyoshl. Tom. d Eml. Mrs. Jackson Ha· time and place 01 the next yashJda. San Jose Jr. JACL's general MARUKYO SELECTED Monta. Tokuju. 88' Winters. May meeting. after Wlhich slides of 22-6 Tokujl, Toyoklchl, Toyo• Kimono Store JAPANESE FOOD haru. the past year's activities will AJI-NO-MOTO Nakashima. KumaH. 88: June 6-- be shown. 5 Paul. d Mmc~. Kenji Matsu• 101 Well" SI. PRODUCTS da. Noboru Yamamoto, Larry Takal. Hollywood JACL los Ang!les Yamada, lchllaro. 90: May 19-w Yoshino. 8 Ceorge. Milsuo. Sht• Graduat.. Gala: Hollywood MA S-5902 zuo. d Chizuk .. JACL's potiuck supper honor• ONCE-A-YEAR SALE S>ORTLAND Nozaki. Enklcht. 89: May 24-s lIlg local high school graduates John. d Klkuye Ando. Masue will be held this Sunday, 5 Hayashi (Spokane). SALT LAKE CITY p.m., at the Hollywood Japa• NJ~~iro.T:~e~8 . ~~y F~~hIt:~t nese Community Cenler. 3929 Penthouse Clothes II LIMITED TIME ONLY y Middlebury. Enterta",ment by 3B60 Crenshaw Blvd., Sull. 230 Kiml Luttmer, Suml Takemoto, I Ktyoji Mltsuhat.a (Japan). Jr. JACLers will follow. Rich• • Los Angele. - AX 2-2511 SEATTLE ard lri, chapter representative Sam Ishlhar., Hank I.hlhara, I BRAND NEW PRODUCT This is the time the HJrabayashl. Hamao, 78: June ]2 in the recent PSWDC oratori• Sakae ishihara, Richard Tsujlmoto -w Sanae. s Renry, d Mrs. I 'Cap' Aokl Henry Matsubu. 4 gc. cal contest, will speak. L. o 1 •• 1 • homemakers wait for: Usul. Mrs Toklve. 78 : Vashon Assisting Alan Kumamolo, Island', June 8-s Bob. Don. Frank. Jim. WIllie Mat.sumoto chainnan, are: w. "CU""," UP' _c. " D'r'C." _"..., \ (Ketchikan). d Katsu Sakal. Fred Taomae. asst.: June Tao. 3 oz.shaker .. · 8$ off Martha Tanakl! mae, Mldorl Watanabe, food. c=o Chic~ ;e' s I SPOKANE -- B•• uIy S.lon (/:J\.t>E~RAGo~ Shintanl. Atsushl. 38: Boise. May 3 1/2 oZ.can .. ,10$ off U-w Sue. s Larry. d Jeanne. ~ nil r. 11\ s\., l .... Iud c. .. rn Satoko (8ol~e. Idaho). br JACL Credit Union Serves O_[...... ,A'~ Jamie T .. sfs Hlroko Inouye, 7 oz.can ...... 15$ off SumlkD Furusho (PorUand). All Members Chlckl., M., & E.py 436-0724 I INSTANT SAtMIN 14 oz.can 304 off ~ o ~n Fook -L~; O l , Three Generallons of I . 28 oz.can 50$ off Shimatsu, Ogata Experience ..• G.nuln. Chinese Food I - HAWAIIAN RECIPE - and Kubota 962 So. San Pedro SL F U K U I I Los Ang.les IS, Callr I Most Sanitary Wholesome Mortuary f 6BB-9705_ f Mortuary Saimin on the Market 911 V.nlc. Blvd., Los Ang.les 707 TURNER STREET SOLD AT YOUR SUPER MARKET RI 9-t449 LOS ANGELES 's 3011> Crenshaw los Angeles Available at Your Favorite Shopping Center MA 6-5825 AND GROCERY STORE ' ~UKE ' Yak RE 1-9593 -SEIJI OGATA- -50ICHI FUKUI- Japanes~ & American Dishu NANKA SEIMEN CO. -R. YUTAKA KUBOTA- -JAMES NAKA!iAWA- 'Come In (or a Snack' LOI Angeles Ho.t: Talt T.lamlnl I!",~"",,,,,,",,,...., ...... ,,,,, ...... _ ...... ""I I ...... 6 - PACIFIC CITIZEN friday, June 24, 1966 IK'hnol. Son 01 the GNII'ge ~ ... r. Is .Iso • pa rticipant. raokas, Steve was sludent body Aloha from Hawaii: Richard Gima INmm~ seNlon , •• M ...... ftla laul.ro 8horlJd, father 01 b.J'aahl, veteran bowlin, _ president this .prlnK , . , profe. lonal baseball In J apan - CALENDAR JACL EVENTS - ~ut!ye, bas be6tI nlmled m. ~ OF Georn Sak . ..kl of Fowl"r and owner of the YomiUJi J\mfl =s (S ..tu~d.)'\ J uly 1 (Thuud" , '\ ager of A1ea Bowl, slated to Jo~~r NEWS High receIved a $1,300 Unlv. Shimbun a nd Tokyo 'i'omiurl Gill May Run for State Office «oc Prc-\.'OIl\,\,ntion \' (I U t h Sa" J A.CL Mt., SAnk of Tokvo Community Rm, , ~:m of ColUornlo .cholnl·,hip AS open In 'ate June or early ;, I~" t:f~dnJhlRtrh,,1tct.. Giant., calls the 1966 goodwU I 'Vt!"{la p,m. well a. SI00 Bruoe. Lodge oth. visit of the Los Angeles Dod• Honolulu Raymond HlroshlKe, now dep• July. He was general man. ,hll." ~ (l-rld • .\" ) ag~r ot Tropical,. Lanes unW D l'~~«t~l:~J'IYr. ~S,~~l t~:!d:~ ("(m'r" COJtIl 8d MI8'. CAPSULES letic .ohol31hlp. gl>rs to Japan a real "world Former U.S. Rep. Thoma. uty director of Ibe Maluhia recE1lt!y. ft \UU. V('IIlh",,· ulve, Btulcb.1I ul,ht: series" In the maJring 8! the P . Gill, HawaU Democrat, has Hosp!!al Emergency Unit. FlqrU\ - Youth "~rum. Jap,me.se DodJtottl.·8rn"e~ ap,nounced Jili; intention to shed MasDJI ~la rumolo, lormer Mfthodls t Church I 7 :30 p .m. Juh 9 (Sl\turd"y\ Yomlw'a Giants won the eham• A $2,000 reward Is being Lonl Bcach·~ MI Herbol' Cora .. Holl:vwood- Ut·Co &. A".nt~ .. pion,hlp in Japan last year as his job as direcl<>r 01 Ibe Ha• State Suprome Court a',ocl• offered by the family of a 73- n~Uon dlnner-dftn~. dan('~, Rodier YO\II\R Aud, 9 '30 wa!! Olflce of Economic Op• ate justice, on June 16 was Pro'rf'!td\,f' W('~I $ld Pr~lftr l).m. School Front did the Dodgers In the U .S.A. year-old man who disappeared SUl'nmn dance. Man Jtn Low, &ton Frnnchlien- ux'." Chln(!!l:t! Commls. J apan in 1955, Ibey his 6O·year-old fiancee. The lto Buddht!it Church. Julv to (Sunday) of Hawaii'. reseaTch into the came home with 8 14-4-1 rec• governor In Ibe com ing elec• Red Cross. Ernest T, Murat. money will be paid for inlot-• 60noma County-GrAdu"tts din .. tion, His for mal resignation I. treasurer . . . The 125- mation leading I<> the location n~r . &'~A~~~~l!t~Ct:F~S~I~~ :~~~~ : phenomenon of ,,!rglow bands ord. Dodger president Walter Junf: U-28 P,u,,-'Ide:nft-Ste:Rk bl\~e, OAk Grovel in the abmosphere, Ote USC O'MaUey was still Nlving becOmes eflective July 15. member troupe of the Poly• 01 Altred A. De Matto., 01 lDC·I0YC-PT'e-cotl\lenttnn ~CI Pftrk. H'. good to return hame ,,"sian Cullural Center, Laie, 915 Koae St., and Mn, LuoJ' slon, Pocatello JACl... ho.sts. Jllty 12 (TlIe!lday) cinema dept, wlll be (I loca• about that trip two years ago Junt! 26 (Sunda..v) San Jo~l"--Jr . JACL MtJf. tion for three week. at the when he addressed 8 Down• alter a week'. visit in Ca li lor• will perrorm at the Hollywood Paeheco, 1218 Lauwai St. C~,\~~~~~w~i:: c"C~t5:;OU~~;': .Iuly 14 (Thursday) Institute of G• Stanford this yeaT were four Hollywood-lkcbAna. Flowftr View View Gardens. , p.m. lal'cs atmosphere In the lab. Los Angeles. In the fONner JOlland Sansel-Janct F ukuro• Nakamura SI," Fra1\ct~co-B rli d R e Club, moted head basketball coach Garot'ns, 2 p.m. 00 Ibe USC production crew city Gordon Saka moto, the ex· da , Clifton Furukawa, Hannah '1\\'ln CIUe .. -CommunU~ picnic. Christ Eplscopnl Church, 8 p .m. at Reno High, his alma m at..,. Realty LAke Phclan ,1uly n (Su nda ) is Koiohl i\tiurn, in charge of Byron y, Okamoto (above) Star-Bulletin staller, is doing Nakatani and Charlotte Sum I· L,A.-Golf tourna- where he was all-state quar• June 28 (TufJsda~ ' ) Downtown won tile Sonoma Cou" ty J ACL exceptiona lly well as a mem• ~I n, 6 u ttl~HumRn ment, Fox lillls. IO ~ 30 R.m '' 01 5200, ber 01 the UP I staff. Be sure 255q Gro" SI., Berkel.y 4, CallI. JSCC Out«, 8 p,.". Contra Co.stn-Pic:nle. Wl1dwood teaching staff. ketball letterman ... Dave caleteria manager at Roose• Phoroe: 848-2724 June 30 (Thursday) Acres. IS the son of the George Oka• I<> call Chris B.rda, genial Notified that iIhe Sacramento Okura, fOl'mer Santa Ana Col· velt High, has aohieved na• San Mat.o Offle. Hayward Offl .. n Jose--Dance elaS!. motos, 7530 Occidental Rd" host 01 Of[ Broadway in San S~atU~1n dlan ·Japan ese Mtg, board of educatic(I has extend· lege and WhitMer College line• tional recognition of her tal• 512 Third Ave. 25101 Mission BL Jndlan Canter. J900 Boren. 8 Seba topol. Byron wa. No. 1 Francisco's Norlb Beach, 342·8301 581-6565 ed public school credits to stu· man. is the new asst. varsity ents I', mass feeding [rom Ibe pm in his class of 243 at Analy whe,e outsta"dlng fashion July 1 Friday) dents and graduates of private lootball coach a t Huntington Business and P rofessional Chicago 1000er High, winner of val'iou~ awards shows are held. Gordon tells ~.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r....o---=====QIXIl Ch lcago-Jr JACL Mlg. JASC. J apane<;e language schools, Beach's Marina High. He had Women's Clubs. SeatUe-S.TR 20 Mtg, JACL 01- plus the UC alumni soholar• me OU Broadway's shows aTe CH OI CE SO. CALIF. PROP. fice. 8 p.m. Dr, Vaemltsu Sugimanhi 01 been coaching at Anaheim's ship. He will enter UC the best of Its kind in San California, which is the most JuLv 2 (Saturday) Los Angeles expressed concern Kennedy High ... AS6't track popular location by far among San Jose-Dance class. Sumitomo wins UPI's $100 Berkeley in the faU ""d major Francisco. that L.A, schools have taken coach Lorry Iwasaki at Reed• Bank Hospttaltty Rm .. ":30 p.m. in science. Univ. of Hawaii gradu.ates July 2--3 no co.ncrete steps I<> imple· ley HJgh, his a.lJna mater, In Los Angeles I was happy seeking Mainland jobs, hires Montuev Penlnsula-Jr. JACL Three Walnut Grove area once J again to m eet my good bend1t mo,'le cameraman prize m .... t legislation passes in 1963 spent the night In the hospital more ciWl engineers in Hono• Jul.v 3 (Sunday) permitting recognition 01 Sa.nsei will be st"den body recently alter being hit by a friends WlUJe and Klnu Funa• lulu tha., at any other out..,l• St. Louls-JACL picnic. presidc',t.; next 1.11: Gordon koshl and their lovely daugh• JUl)' .. (Mond.ay) NEW YORK - A dramatic ac· courses taken at pri"",te lor• deflecting disous during prac• state school, according to the SAn eign language schools. Dr, Su• Venokidn, Galt Union High; ter, Kay; Har ry K. Honda, DleSlo--Communlty picnic. tion photo 01 racing cars piling tice. The wound required 20 university's Student Placement 2900 W. JEFFERSON, L.A. 18 July 5 (Tuesday) up "t Ibe start of the Memorial gimachi was instrumental in Wayne I\liyoo, Clal'ksburg stitches. genial edil<>r 01 the PC; Carol Service . . . Carl Kobashl ga. Oakland-Mll!. Dr 1. Ikuta's High; and Ed,llc Kawahara , home. 860 Longrldge Rd Day 500 mUe l'8ce won /irst having the legislation passed. Ann Kunltsugu, Ibe 1965 NiseI wa, 01 Kaneohe, and Glenda RE 2-7175 ( prize of 5100 lor James Ogata . ~ :;sem bJyman Edward Elliott CourUand Joint UnIon High. Beaut ies Week Queen, I<> whom I de• Nog.ml 01 Lanai Island, are NAN K A Realty & Investment CO . ••••••••••••••••••••• 01 Chicago in the United Press (o.J..os Angeles) introduced Ibe James 0 , Ito, jllstl'uctor al livered the message i rom the Two more Nisei Week queen Hawaii representatives at the 2127 Sunset Blvd. L.A" C l assified A ds International ne\\ ~pi ctures con· measure. In 1965, legislation Millikan Jr. High, Sherman Honolulu J18pa nese J aycees; candidates (Nos. 4 and 5) have National Youth Conlerence on DU 5-3557 test for May 1966. was passed to overcome a Los Oaks lin San Fe\01ando Val• and others. including Mrs, ~.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r....o-.-=ooo been named: Christine Gall Natural Beauty and CC ',serva• • REST HOME Angel.,. board 01 education ob· ley} in seicnce and agriculture Charles Kamayatsu and Al an Ogata, owner of the Thiangle ru .. do, 18, by Gardena Valley tion in Washington, D.C., June jection Ibat gakuen teachers was a W8 rded the PTA Iiletime Kwmamolo, both of the PC• 26-29. PLI) SANT VIEW rest home. 24. camera store in Chicago a.nd JACL, and Arlee Morishita, 20, were not credentialed. membership pin "lor his dedi• J AOL Regicoal office staU. It·s hour nursing care. 11056 Wash• active JACLer, has be the Unlv. 01 Hawail JOHN TY SAITO & ASSOCIATES year round bS$is contact when the cans piled up and Foundation grant Cal candidates are 5 ft. 2 ... have larger enrollmenl, this guests. Hi<; son, Lance, is at• . . . Duane Su, ihara, 21, of immediately tires were popping in the Gir. Slate "t L.A. associate prol in JtUle ShloJi, 1965 Miss Long tendi',g Boys State this week, Piihonua Camp 3, Big Island, All pictures selected lor the geography, Dr. Mldori Nishi, Beach Harbor, represented Sliveriak •. Hollywood - Echo Park FRED KDTO CHICK SEXIN G service~. representing Ibe East Holly• was reported in critical condi· UPI whether from who just had her Regional Va• "Japan" at the recent Cata· PO . Bo. 36 wood Am(!rican L.gion Post. tion last week when his mol<>r. stall or non-stafi photogeaph· riations i,., Japanese Farm lina Island liesta and was cho• Nisei American Avondal. Estates. Ga 30002 .JOIl Oahi. Idaho Falls High cycle swerved in en Wlsuccess· . / I ers, aTe ccllsidered entries in Houses published in 8 profes• sen queen Iram a field 01 36. (Area Cod. 404) 443-790B Ibe monlbly UP! news pictures sional journal. will spend the Sooool salutatorian and track ful attempt I<> avoid a dog on trlang e Realty contest. Prizes are awarded in summer in research in Japan letterman, will matriculate al Waianuenue Ave. in Hilo. 2029 SUNS ET BLVD., L.A. 26 Yamato Employment Agency addition I<> fees paId to non· on "Sei Shonagon and De• Yale in the fall Georgia Ko• Churches Victoria Smnida, daughter / CAMERA _ DU 8-0694 Job Inqu iries Welcome staffel'S, scendants: a Japan.,.e Family bayashi, top math .tudent at The Rev, Dr, Josepb K. Sa· 01 Mr. and Mrs. Seichi Kane- shiro, left Ibis week on Peace 3445 N. 8roadway, Chicago. Eddie E. Nagao, Rea ltor Rm. 202, 312 E. 1st St" L.A. the same higb, ranked No. 5 saki, pastor 01 Ibe West Los MA 4-2821 • N.", Openings Daily ...... HIstory". She said she is able Corps assignment in Venezue. Comp lele PhOlO Equlpmenl, Supplies Wa llace N. Ban OF INTERE T TO MEN I<> trace her heritage back I<> in Ibe class 01 591 graduates, Angeles Community Church, lao She recentiy completed 14 GR 2-1015 JAM ES S. OGA TA Viola R.dondo G.o",e Ch.y Poreman. litho plant. . _2-250wk Shonagon. a 10th century reU· She plans to attend Utah State. Tune Up Man, expo So. Gate .. c~t" CINEMA was elected into the executive ;:: , -==: - : .: - = .= , =,: - ===~ ======~I Wbse &:: fork Llrt Opr, 2.'18-3.08hr ...... gious leader Outstanding students at Clo• weeks 01 training at Ibe Univ. -... board 01 the Soulber,n Califor• of Arizona .. Dr, David K. - I j EX"pedltor, nr dntn . . to 125wk Outslanding achievements 01 vis include Gary YamamotO', Ret Prod elk, expo •. _. un scale son of Mr. and Mrs. Tokuo nia-Arizcna Melbodist ConIer• tsukl, City _ Cou.,ty physician I LOS ANGELES . GARDENA - LONG BEACH - TORRANCE I Fry COOk, dntn ... . . $11.02 day No w P laying t ill June 28 Delano High School were rec· ence, which ended its annual Typist elk. east ...... 481mo ognized with a wards going to Y'amamoto, Fresno State Col• F1& Clk, Jaundry. ..• .390mo lege's first Japanese American session last week at Redl3nds. ~ r oiUHis _ reti;~c:~~:':r s:;;<:,~ _ e J, _ ~n r e , ' iii OF rNTEREST TO WOMEN Fu kushu n o Kirifu da Howard Nagatanl. son 01 the II KEN NAKAOKA COMPANY I student body president; and He is the lirst Nisei to serve - - . - Rea l Estale and Business OpportunIties Secty. south .. .•. 433+mo (THE TR u~r p OF VEGEANCE) George Nagatanis, the Bausch Bkp~ elk. Glendale . .. .400-125 Joanne Yamamoto. daughter on the board, which manages Residentia l • Commercial Acreage -Exchange F Is- Clk-Typist, Wilshire .. , .. .400 JITO Tamiya. Mariko Taka, & Lomb Science Award: Diana I I Il'yplst BWer, Crenshaw .... 368 Kyoko Enami. Kyosuke Maehida Kawasaki. daughter of the of Dr. and Mrs. 1\1 asao Yama• one of the largest Methodist Machine Opr, pmtng bi'l, l.50hr conferences in Ibe U .S. . .• 1 { . i KIYOTO KEN NAKAOKA - Realtor I AND Paul Kawasakis. journalism mol<>, va ledictorian of Clovis Factory, ceramic. H1ywd I.SOhr I The Rev. Francis M Hayashi , :: • 1 Eileen Takemolo Masaharu Kuraoka Sam Malsushlma i Shpnl Clk, no exp nee. . .6Swk Mushuku Mono award; and Kren OkasakJ, Union High, wnoer 01 four Cpl {'Or Apt 'taint, 3/3S0mo+apt San Jose, has been assigned TOY L4~I-~/.. ~ll~: ~~!r:u ~\~~~~dT~~~::::cht g~;! l dsJSK':;'~~~s hJ daughter 01 the Sam Okasakis, scholarships including the I I i I CCDC-JACL a"' the Epworlb Melbodist /~ I ! Bill Shtshlma Kats Nishi ,i Delano Art sn. scholarship Church, Porlland, succeeding R. . and Male Attendant and Bank 01 AmeriCa plaque the Rev \ Vai c hi Oyanagi, who 15225 S , Western Ave., Gardena, Calif. " with psychiatric expr. . .. Marily n Sato, daughter o[ Press Row I j! is now studylng at the Univ. ST the Mitsuo Satos, Carnation, 1 U 0 I 0 I ! FA 1-3285 -:- DA 3-4444 Westerly Hospital I Advertising Federation 01 01 Minnesota. The Rev. Wesley , ,_I Wash., was valedicl<>rian at 4600 Centinela America's full-page advertis• Yamaka, 01 the Univ. 01 Wash• ~======:::. 3020 Crenshaw BI,d .• RE 4-1148 Tol! High '" Ann Chizuko Ing in Ibe June 17 Time Maga• 318 East First Street Los Angeles, Ca 90066 ingl<>n Wesley Foundation in Los Angeles, Calif. Sado, )/0. 2 at Seattle's Cleve- UP KYOTO) went I<> 301 students including $5,700 to judo group Offers an outstanding oppor• nine St 'lSei: to UC Berkeley• Anne, 14, and pet COJt Huck· Pi-lOTOMART Fu)1ko Yamamoto. Kelji Sata OTI'AWA-Under the Fitness I wao Tanaka RoJ' Letty Adachi tunity for individual growfu Shima ] \\.'ashJta Stanley K. Nishioka, Clarks· ster. They live at 117 Westwood t14U:~U:J...o..:4 P,b/<)y;.;pJt.-c $uppl<4/. Eugene J . Sue B UI Ching in an aggressive org'aniza. Dr. . .. Studo1t newspaper and Amateur Sports Act, the Gilbert Mar Mlts Fujita burg: Arnie Hidemi Martin. 114 H, San P,d,o Sl MA 2.J96I Sho Nishida Tak Joe. Mil'. tion lor qualilied applicaots. Kabuki Theat er Pleasant Hill; Judilb A. Ichi· edited by Katherine InOuye of Canadian governme'lt has Sho Iwamoto Charles KamlY. Good starting salary and granted 55,774 I<> assist Ibe F. Pasquariello Kay K. Kamly. Adams at Crenshaw kawa, Suisun; I<> S.F. MediC'S1 Sacramento's Lincoin Jr. High Mark TakeuchJ Y. B . Mamtya !/ringe benefits. Experience Tel: 734-0362 - Fre. Parking Center-Tomoko Inadoml, Cas• won national hono", al the 29th Canadian Black Belt Assn. Paul Tsubokura Adam Maruyama with Army post engitleer. Air tro ValJey; Rosalind Sato, Oak• annual school press project co• host Ibe 1966 national cham• Reed Clark Gus Harano Force base civil engineering. land; I<> UCLA-Haro. Kojima, sponsored by tbe Columhia pionships. It will also help pre• y~:!.~~ ti:.ye. Reliable Service Since 1948 k~~ H {;:~ ~ Navy pubUc works or related Los Angeles; Kevin L, Sei, La Scholastic Press and National pare lor Ibe 1967 nationals at Toyo Printing • 1q325 S. lII.sl.m Av •. , Gardena, DA 3-036q, FA 1·1454 fields in private mdustry I Mirada; I<> UC Irvine-Steven Tuberculosis Assn. Quebec. Ollset - L.tterpress - lInolyplni • 1303 W. Carson St .. Torranc., FA 0-1160. SP 5-1203 may qualify. U.S. Citizenship • 15714 S. Crenshaw Blvd., Gard.na, 321-9632 Kawamura, Norwalk; to uc When final editic', 01 Ibe The government grants to S, SAN PEDRO ST. is requiTed. 309 • Room 207, 12q S. San P.dro St., Los Ang.l.s, MA 6-8135 San Diego-Karen H. Matsu· L.A.'s Lincoln High Rai1split· sports amounted I<> over 5500,- Los Ang.les 12 -MAdison 6·8153 ter wenl to press, there was 000 this year with over ball • Immediate Consideration: Imoto, Chula Vista. During his ll-day visit, R ep. tt one column inch hole on going to the goveming athletic page 7. Associate editor had bodies. Amateur hockey and Structural Design Spark Matsunaga delivered ED SATO Engineers commencement addresses at a filler but it was too big and figure ska ting received Ibe Eagle Produce the faculty adviser suggested bulk of 5111,000 set aside for PLUMBiNG AND HEATING Electrical Design Ibree Ha wall high schools in· Remodel and Repairs • Water eluding his own 01 Kuaui High jOkingly the space be sold to sports programs in general. Heaters, Garbage Disposals, 929-943 S, San Pedro St. MA 5·2101 Engineers .. . Sen. Dan Inouye and Rep. some merchant. Student body Recreational leadership train• Furnaces I president Calvin MiyazDnO ing and Ibe Boy Scoubs also -Servicing l os Angeles-• Telephone Exchange Patsy T. Mink also went home Call: AX 3· 7000. RE 3-0557 Bonded Commission Merchants overheard this and asked how received. awards. Installer/ Repairmen to deliver speeches at various Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables - graduation exercises in recent much the ad would cost. An• Communications swer was Sl.35. Hence these los Angele. 15 ~======;;:~:~ 'I weeks, One by Sen. Inouye re- Installer Repairmen viewed the state of Hawaii ~I) d words of wisdom appear in the space: " Patience is the ability Purchasing Agent Iworld ;ssues, which rated de• Uneation in delail in the Ho• I<> untie a pretzel.-This ad I~==_i=~ Internal Auditors New Japan nolulu Sunda y press. compiirnents 01 CalVLn Mlya- CAL-V ITA PRODUCE CO., INC. Accountants Outstanding Sansei scholars zoao" •.. Bonded CommiSSIOn Merchants-Fruits & Vegetables in Utah include Mariko Ishi• 774 S. Central Ave. L.A.-Wholesale Terminal Markel • Late June considerations: Restaurant hara. Ogden High, who won _ MA 2-8595, 1\1A 7-7038, ~ 1A 3-4504 ~ Refrigeration Plant regional hono", in the sbate• Hi!~ so ~~~ ~ !~:t eh~~b~~: p~;;;;g- ~ ¥:'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1I11111111~ wide mathematics competition I Empire Su pervisors OPEN DAILY and Louise MatsusbJm a. Bon· r'· named I<> the 1966 Sacramento " II lee Plant Supervisors neville High, who won the AU-City basebalJ team. The COMM ER~ ~~~Shan:n l~ ; ~~n" .s:R I N TI N G I Los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurcnce Assn, Electrical Equipment NOW SERVING KCPX Trophy for her piece in TIght-bander had no prevIous 114 Weller St. L A Io!! 12 MA 8.7060 -Complele Insurance PrOlecllon- the Utah high school aTt ex· varsity experTlence . .. Bob I os nge_5 AIHARA INS . AGY . Alhara-O matsu-Kaklta, 114 S. San ~ .d, o .... 628-90U Repairmen hibition ... Fowler High grad· Nakasone, all-league baseball _ .- n_" 0 _ 1 0 _ 1 •• - a.J Sup09 rb J a p a nese Food ANSON FUJIOKA Rm 206. 312 E. 1st ...... 626·4393. 263·1109 uated 109 sen iors with P amela and football star at Verdugo Refrigeration Mechanics FUNAKOSHI INS. AGY. Funakoshi-Manaka·Masunaka Shirakawa, daughter 01 the High, L.A., is spending Ibe Supply Expeditors Luncheon - Dinners (STORE FOR MIt SHORT" 218 S. San P.dro, ...... 626-5275, 462- 7406 Tom Shirakawas, as valedic• summer in Holland on a Peo• HIROHATA INS . AGY . 354 E. 1st ...... 628-1215. 287 ·8&05 Entomologists torian. Steven Teraoka won the ple I<> People sports committee at Reasona~le Prices INOUYE INS. AGY, 15029 SylvanIVood A, •.• Norwalk ...... 8bq· 5174 Sanitation Supervisors 5100 George ShWlSuke Uchiya· program, teaching American Josepl"s Melt's Wear TOM T. ITO 669 0.1 Monte, Pasadena..... 794-7189, 681· 4411 Water Plant Supervisors ma scbobrship, first time a baseball I<> youngsters in Eu• 238 E. 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