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.. GENERAL NEWS S.ns~l In Chh:a,o ..hot In head by ,.nc ...... 1 S'ntU!u~~d~:i s~~~~~e ~rrns~~~~ ment ...... 3 M.mb",hlp Publication: Japan ... Amorl",. CIUlfIlJ Lt... , 125 WtU" Sl, Los AII9.lo., CI 9001Z (213) MA 6.4471 .. NATIONAL-JACL Satow: 13 chaptcl'$ television station WT.1W. is losing no time building a felt no ill-will either. Blacksto;,e Rangers are known been forcibly raped or other· His father is an adviser for campaign to bolster our ~OOO When asked what he thought as troublemakers in the south· the Explorer Post. which is i!}. wise sexually assaulted by Club ranks. was the cause of this incident, side area. D ~tective Adolph tegrated. Some of its members Over the years our 1000 Club Kanki attributed it primarily to Gary said he did not know youth groups. aTe Japanese, Mexican, Puerto has tended to become familiar SOCiety. He felt keenly that the If any members of the Rangers Police juvenile statistics Rican and Negro. Denver last Mon· (Bill Hosokawa comments on the event the mature reactions of this ject, Ibat will repolish the day. Helen G. Bonfils (left), president in his column this week.) aggrieved father. Instead .,! image of the 1000 Club. Let's pouring deprecations and support Fl'• woo first place this year in membership highs. fied School District for showing lice he heard some 01 the the Civic ca,tegory of tbe large The Dayton Chapter thinks Tanamachi. All were dressed west. percentage increase in its 8th in JLos Angeles its (Special to the Pacific Citizen) sentence, "Kore wa ringo de- al method of teaching is no LOS $NOElJES - Mexican In• SU~I Rara, Marie Kurihara, Mas 7th ye31' increase. Portland and UnfortlIDately, we are unable HONOLULU - Though tne might be expected of the DPE (this is an apple). He longer appropriate. depe:ldence Day was celebrat.• immediately. It still attempts Satow and Yone Satoda. He Washingto;" D.C. both sur· to give proper credit to all the official harassment it had to will te:ld to pronounce the According to Susumu Yoshi· ed in the eastside with a gala rationa lizations against teach· U r plans to do business en• passing membership for the Cbapter Membership Cbair· bear before World War J.l has " in the words " kore" and kami, Chairman of t51e Hawaii parade Sept. 16 and a float ing foreign ]·anguages in the rouie also. 6th year. Watsonville register• men of these Chapters sbce disappeared, the Ha waii Kyoi· Uringo" as the English "r" is Kyoiku Kai, the schools now entered by Yosh lnadomi, lower grades. We will squeeze in time to ing its 4th yeaT i'lcrease, and not all of tnem are identified, ku Kai, which represents most pronounced. stress oral instruction. Even owner 01 the JonSon Markets, d'o some post-co:lvention clari• Sonoma County its 2nd year. the memberships Irom some private Japanese language From 4th Grade Reading WOUld, therefore, if this is so, the Hawaii Kyoiku won the sweepstake prize. Th: fying, and planning, together. 200·300 Member Class being remitted by the Chapter sc!lools in Hawaii, stiU finds tend to give him an improper Kai instructors have not been float, titled "Xochimilco", was 'Vreasurer or President. The For example, the DPE does accent. So introduction to the trained in the psyebology 01 its way beset by difficulties. not teach foreign languages among 15 competing for the Orange County has the high· Membersbip Recognition Certi· written language is delayed un· teaching foreign languages. Mexico President Gustavo ECHOES OF PROP. 14 est percentage increase in the A wartime law. which pro• before the beginning of the til his accent has formed. And they seem emotio:laliy ficates however, will list them hibited the language scbools Diaz Ordaz silver platter. 200-300 member classification along with the Chapter Presi· fourth year of elementary After a year a~d a half of rooted to the kind of traming I noted with interest, a news from operating, has been re• Antonio Ortiz Mena, Mexican for its 4th year in' a row; Pa• dent. These certificates will school. lit contends that teach· study. the student is intro- t hey received as students in brief about the CREA asking scinded. Taking a position dia· ing a foreign language to a Secretary of Treasury, grand sade:la and Hollywood also be ready for presenta tion at duced to "romah." Later he the Hawali Kyoiku Kal schools marshal of tbe parade, pre• Attorney General Lyncb to metrically opposed to its tradi· student in a lower grade would showing 4th year increases. the various District Council S'tudles the Japanese syl· or the schools of Japan. se~ted support officially, their peti· tional o;,e, the Hawaii Legisla· confuse him in acquiring his Ule award. Arizona an,d Philadelphia bave meetings starting in Novem· labary, "kana" and ille Chi· Inadomi is a longtime East tion to the U.S. Supreme Court ture has mandated the Dept. mother tongue. Some parents are express• ber. nese ideographs, "kanji" L.A. J'ACLer and 1000 Clubber. '0 nullify the California Suo of Public Education and Univ. This argument will not bear ing dissatisfaction wilb the re• suMs achieved by the Hawaii Ruby Komal, 1966 Nisei preme Court rulings, 0:1 llie Meantime. the 1967 Natio:lal of Hawaii to grant credits for sc ruti~y. And denying the stu• Traditional Method Membership cards have been Kyoiku Kai: Another factor Week queen. and h", court also unconstitutionality of "P rop<>- Jr. JACL school• work done in the Ha wail Kyoi• dent foreign language instruc· This kind of teaching, neces· ordered and should be ready contributing to dwindling com· participated in the parade 5ition 14". ku Ka i" schools. tion until the fou~th year of sary for good results, appears for distribution the first part munity support is the circum· symbo1izing better Mexican• lo the face of dally evidence But b 1he benignant in· elementary school costs bim to be a radical departure from of October. stance that as the Nikkei have American relationship. 01 housing discrimination, it lo-school project fluence of the mellowing offi· three of the most precious and tbe method used in the Ha wail prospered they have tended to ;s tragic that professionals in Convention l\tinutes cial attitude there is also a impressiona ble of the years he Kyoiku Rai schools. rthe business choose to coO'tinue threat to the Hawaii Kyoiku might devote to it. move a way !rom the JX)Orer The Convention National IT'be traditional function of neighborhoods where b e their irresponsible determba• deadline Dec. 31 Kai. For ba"ing begu., to dI· t Mitsunaga finalist Council minutes are in process Also, many of the DPE stu• the Hawaii Kyoiku Kai has schools were situated in pre• tion to perpetuate the myth vest itself of its prejudice WASHliNGTON - The Peace of being ste;,ciled after com· dents are not exposed to the never been the teaching 01 war days. Since the sctlools In Utah eiection of property rights over human against the Japanese language Corps School·to-School pro• pletion of their transcri;>tion foreign language program. Japanese as a foreign lan• bave consequently become less rights and, in so doi:lg, con• schools. the State Dept. of SALT L.."J Chairman 0:1 the human Interest aspects month. Male teache,rs are paid Summit and Daggett counties), the DPIE teaches Mandarin Supper delivery puted by its proponents. have Norman Ishimoto (J0424 HU:lt• of Evacuation for McMillan LEAVES SOUGHT FOR from 5175 to 5200. Recently been aflirmed. ley Ave., Wheaton, Md. 20902), and were in for consultatioQ Chinese and Japanese. As the Japanese ver:tacular press We bope it is reaffirmed Alan Kumamoto, or Treasurer as weil as to l<>9k over all OCT. BRUYERES LUAU might be expe"ted in a state service launched bas commented that the teach· EDC·MDC '67 CONFAB by our highest tribunal, since Brian Morishita !.Route 5, Box our material on the subject wbere about one-third of the ers merit higher pay. Actually populatio:l is 01 Jlapanese de• many people apparently must 21()'C, Idaho Falls, Idaho!. To .•. on suggestion of Yas Abi· WASHINGTON - Adminislra· CHIOAGO - Seven Japanese the salaries of the Hawaii DATES SET: SEPT. 1-3 have the proverbial "house date, 12 chapters have met ko, a letter was sent to ABC tive leaves (or Hawaiian serv• scent, more students choose to senior citizens residing in the Kyoiku Kai teachers. paid lor icemen in Europe to plan and study J apanese. only two bours of teaching a OHrCAGO - The 1967 EJ)C. tall on them" to wake up. their obligation, and at least Television to be sure that the Uptown. Lakeview and Near MDC Convention board under 10 more have delivered episode in the fall series "Time coordinate a luau to be held Oral Instruction North areas are being served day. compare favorably with Oct. J5·16 at Bruyeres. France, salaries paid teaebers in the chairmanship 01 Dr. Fl'a:lk Sa• pledges. New chapters are en· Tunnel" on Pearl Harbor has For the first year and a home-delivered Japanese sup. kamoto is already bard al are bebg sought by Rep. Spark pers on Mond.. ys and Fridays. DPE. San Francisco to host couraged to participate. no retere:J.ce to the vicious ru- half, the 91udent is given work on initial plans lor the Matsunaga (iJM{awaiil. the Japanese American Serv• Before the final presenta· st~ict1y oral instruction. Tape DPE teachers. who teacb conference slated lor Labor next NC·WNDC quarterly tlon ceremony in Washington, Secretary of Defense Robert ice Committee ao...10unced this full time, receive a starting Day weekend, Sept. 1-3, at the Masaoka aide MoNamara was informed that recorders and other education• SAN FRANCISCO - Site of D.C. in early 1%7, interested al aids are used. The student week. salary of $397.83 or 5444.17, Pick-Congress Hotel. the 1966 festivities will mark the NC-WNDC and DYC fourth DYCs may co;,duct presenta· SA!l'l FRANcIsco - Roger Ni· listens to native speakers. To Service tor these meals are depending on which ot two Other major committeemen the 22nd anniversary of the quarterly meeting hosted by tions of lheir own. kaido, 23, reeent employee of check his own pronunciation . be;ng partially subsidized by plans they come under. named were: liberation of the Fl'ench moun· San Franclsco JACWr. JACL Informa Uon should be sent Sumitomo Ba::lk of California he also records his own the JASC, which launched the Nevertheless, the HawaIi Mra:. HalTY Sabuuwa. Tom Te• tain city by the 100th Infantry, Kyoiku Kai must make an ad- rail. pro,ram; Mrs, Harvey Aid. bas been set lor Hilto:l Inn to the Peace Corps, via the at the head office here, has speech. deliveries Sept. 12. A local res· in which Matsunaga was then justment in teacbers' pay. For ~uud:.ifn~eL: and Sat Takemoto. near International Airport on NW> Chairman at least one joined the Washington staU of Exposure to wribten Ian· taurant has been contracted to a young officer, and the 442nd the practice 01 paying women 'lbe EJ)C.MDC jUlliors are Sunday. Nov. 6. month in advance, giving time, the Masaoka4shikawa & Asso• guage is strictiy avoided. prepare lbe suppers. Infantry, and the fifth anniver· less th8::1 men, thougb it con· planniDg a queen contest aDd The DC executive board will place, etc., and whether Peace ciates. Speaking lor the DPE. Mrs. Volunteers are needed to sary of tile Honolulu-Bruyeres lorms to Japanese cuslom. is Chicago ptan. to introduce ils meet on Oct. 2 at the UC Corp's representative Iprob• Active in Jr. JACL in his Doris Inouye explained this Plck up the suppers at 4 p.m. sister city affiliation. a violation of the Federal Pay candidate at the cllapter ina... Medical Center's Mil1berry ably a returned volunteer) will native Sacramento, he was San policy. Transportation expenses are Act, which requires equal pay gural i;! late November, ao• Union at Parnassus and 3rd be expected to deliver an ad· Francisco JACL treasurer and Suppose tne system of writ· reimbursed by J ASC. accord· for equal work, witbNt dis- cording to ll/clI Okabe, Clllea- Ave., according to Don Negi, dress or to make a:) '!OJ:Cepl• the S.F. Jr. Chamber of Com· News Deadline Tuesday ing Japanese in Roman let· ng to Masaru Nambu, JASC host cIlapler president. ane. speech. merce. ters, called "roma.ji," is used. social worker (~) . crimiDatiOl1 u to .a. .. cootest dIairmaP. 2-PACIFIC CITIZEN Friday, Sept. 23, 1988 Alohl from Hlwaii: Richard Gima with a B.I . eI...... ta mlclluJ technololY. Ihe .lto .«ended - BUlin ... Ind• 71lurn oul for Whittier CoU.,e. H.r hUlblnd. _ ,raduat. of Roosev.lt H t • h Professional Guide Washington Newsletter: Mike Masaoka School. hal I defrN In enrtneer• You, Bu.ln ... Cm p_ NEWS Racial Bias Charged In. from UC Berkeley . • . Mr. In mh 111.1 lor 26 _b It: chapler bowling an4 Mn. Ronald y, Hakalh1ma Honolulu thony 0; W.I.nee 32, D.mlen ,: fROlalle No,aml) w.r. manted 3 lines (Minimum) _•.••• 125 Kalmukl 39. St. Francl, H.S. ot SAN FRANOISCO - The local Evidence oJ racial disorlmJ• Sept. 4 at Centr.l Union Church. E.eII .ddl«onal lin. $6 pO, !bot CAPSULES Ml. View, CallI, 14 (thl. lame They are makin, their hom. at ."to:: -. .to::.,to:: IIiJ.1'WII JACL bowling night at Down• naUon In HawaII was charged WA, played at Ml. View) : Mc• Monterey Park. Calli. Civil Rights Death town Bowi Aug. 27 had lro• Kinley 48. Kapaa 0; lAhalnalun. Greater Los Ange'.. by (our citizen.o, includl.ng 2'l. Campbell 0; Pun.hou 3., Rad• V I TAL STATISTICS: Police phies tor wJnners ln 12 even I•. three Negroes, recenUy al a lord 13: KemchRmehft 12, AI~n 0: ~:::: l~ol~a~ue~n·.B::::;f~~ .~~~~ ..to:: .... """"~to:: ...... Washington A field of 77 competed. Wtn• Roosovelt 20. Maul 12: lred the Calitornia state Nisei rant, ToroYR Restaurant, And Va• SOCIEl'Y NOTES: Leah Deann.e TOKYO-A thl.n ma"dotin wire mato Sukiyaki. ot CalUornla and illinois has YAMATO TRAVEL BUREAU AA championship Cor the thIrd ~~,:~ ~:~~?~e~d 1 8~~(; lnserled into a cigarette before votes less than needed to impose cloture, though it was . acquired control of Radio KGU °t,tr:en a;? 312 E. lst SL, loA. (12) straight year In the Labor Day {uchl, Ion of Mr. and Mrs. UghUng and' preventing its MA 4-6021 three more than an absolute majority of the Senate, through tile sale of Its one• ~.""", ... ",., ~ series at RIo Hondo to reUr. Steak bake-picnic Thomas T, SeklK'ulohl, were mar· ashes Irom la11ing bas been ... third interest of Ille Honolulu rJed Sept. 3 at the Church of the Invented by Torao Endo, 56, of or 51. the Nichibei Times trophy. pre• SAN FlERINANDO-An unpre• Crossroad •• The bride was ~r8du .. San Jose Advertiser ... Honolulu·s two• ~ seated in 1953 to inaugurate cedenled turnout enjoyed the ated from the Unlv, of Hawaii Tokyo...... • '" Twelve moderate and liberal Republicans voted day bus strIke ended Sept. 11. the tournament. Gardena best• San FerDando VaUey J ACL EDWARD T. MORIOKA, R.. ltor The agreement between the Sales, Exchanges, Investments with 42 moderate and liberal Democrats to stop tile ed Nlclliren Orions S-O in the steak bake at San Buenaven• company and the union pro• 565 N. 51h SL -:- 294-1204 "talkathon" and force a vote on the simple procedural linale 0:1 Henry Qta's sterling tura Stale Beach Sept. 12. ac• ~.-.-...""" vides a wage and trbge bone• ...... pitching. Other participants cording to He:!ry Ogimachl and There's something special question of whether civil rights should be made the fit package of a little more Sacramento were L.A. Aloha AU-Stars. L.A. Henry Oda. co·cbalrme:!. On ..... ~ ...... ", ...... ,. business of the Senate. Twenty-one Republicans and than 60 cents an hour over Tigers, Li·l Tokio Giants. Fres• tap were surfing and lreas· the three years 01 the new about a lot of companies Wakano-Ura 21 Democrats, m 0 s t I Y from the South and Border no Nisei, Stockton Asahi and ure hunt in the sand dunes. Su~ ly.kl contract ... The Sept. 11 high - Chop Suey States, voted against cloture. San Francisco Nisei Hawks While many prepared for the l temperature ot 92 degrees was Some have unusual policies for 2~P:{; ~'81 ~~6~'11 • . . Broo,,", Matsuda started picnic, grealest portion 01 Ule we point to our conlracL No other ?loih k • a record for lhat day bul not special purposes. Some orter un· ~~ ..~~ in centerlield lor the Sacra• company orten quite the combI• ..... Voting for cloture were the following Democrats: energies were exerted by Mrs. Ille highest ever recorded for usual underwriting considerations. nation of liberal provisions we do. mento Airporters in the recent Mas Nakazawa for the irim• We offer a wide range of policies Reno, Nav, the month. The highesl rec• It 15 a real plus In the Interests ~ ~ Anderson (N.M.), Bass (Tenn.), Bayh (Ind.), Brews• Little League World Series at ...... mings to go willl the steak orded for the month was 93 and versatile underwriting, but of our policyholders. Williamsport, Pa .• in the third• when it Gomes to being specia l, TOP HAT MOTEL ter (Md.), Burdick (S.D.), Church (Idaho), Clark (penn.), and by Mrs. Kals Arimoto for degrees in 1965. Shlg and Suml Kajlmura. Hosts place game agabst U,. J apa• the childre:!'s games. 375 W. 4th St. - 786-1565 Dodd (Conn.), Douglas (Ill.), Gore (Tenn.), Gruening Leaders of two Astan naUons ~ ...... ,..., ....,. nese team from Wakayama...... (Alaska), Harris (Okla.), Hart (Mich.), Hartke (Ind.), The Airporters won ~ . visited Hawaii last week• Seattle, Wash~ Golf tourney Pre.ldent .nd ~Irs. Ferdl.naod Inouye (Hawaii), Jackson (Wash.), Kennedy (Mass.), Cbris Saw, iojured lineback• E. Marcos of the PhilippInes er for the Rainier Beach High. LOS ANGELES - Frank Fu• Imperial LaDes Kennedy (N.Y.), Long (M o.), Mansfield (Mont.), McCar• and Burma·s chief executive. was off the Ilospita! critical kuhara and Norm Sakata an• 2101 - 22nd AV!. So .• EA 5-2525 thy (Minn.), McGovern (S.D.), Mcintyre (N.H.), Metcalf ~lo,ors Gen. Ne WIn , and Madame Ne list Sepl 8. He collided with nexed top ln the Ihlrd HARRY MIZUPIO ROSS HARANO Nisei OWned - Fred Takagi. Mg,. annual Downtown L.A. JACL Win. (Mont.), Mondale (Minn.), Monroney (Okla.), Montoya another player durIng practice, Th. Hall of Fame dll...... Star Producer golf tournamenl at Los Ser• IIlI'. Kinomoto Travel Service (N.M.), Morse (Ore.), Moss (Utah), Muskie (Maine), Nel• coUapsed, and underwen. sur• Public Servants. _ • for ,mllilon Award ranos Country Club Sept. II. dollar production Fran~ Y. Klnomoto son (Wisc.), Neuberger (Ore.), Pastore (R.I.), Pell (R.I.), gery to remove a massive 521 Main St .• MA 2-1522 blood clot In his head. He is Fukuhara broughl home the Circuil Judge Takashl Klta• "'~""~~ Proxmire (Wisc.), Randolph (W.Va.), Ribicoff (Conn.), lbe son 01 the George Salos. Aye !light chapter presidenl ok. has sworn into office Washington, D_C. Symington (Mo.), Tydings (Md.), Williams (N.J.), Yar• 3921 S. Thistle St.• Seattle. His Mitsuhiko Shimizu tropby with seven Maul otflcials. They are HARVEY C, YUDELL AGENCY 74-UHIJ. Sakata eked a one• borough (Tex.), and Young (Ohio). uncle Fred Saw Is assista"t Carol Mateo. Mrs. Bernice W. MASAOKA - ISHIKAWA baseball coach at the same stroke victory in the Bee filgbl F1ood. Mrs. Annabelle E. Wal• NEW ENGLAND LIFE AND ASSOCIATES, INC. The following Republicans also voted for cloture: school . . . Slaniord frosb QB with 88-24-64 o\"er T. Kawashi• ker and Jltsuo ~latsubara, all Consultants -Washington Matt'" 79 W. Monro. St., Chicago 3, III. FRanklin 2-7834 919 - 18th SL, NW (6) Ron Fujikawa 01 Long Beach ma. $'"ig Fukuyama (6) shol 01 the Maui Library Advisory Aiken (Vt.), A1lott (Colo.), Boggs (Del.), Case (N.J.), the best gross al 73. Dominick (Colo.), Fong (Hawaii), Griffin (Mich.), Javits won the 1966 NeIlle G. Olivo< Commissio:1; Pollee Chief outstandiog So. Calif. Nisei se• Jean R. Lane ot the Subver• (N.Y.), Kuchel (Calif.), SaltonstalJ (Mass.), Scott (penn.), Aloha Plumbing nior higb Scll001 athlele me• sive ActiviUes CommissIon; PARTS & SUPPLIES and Smith (Maine). morial a ward for his record• Correction WIIUam C.N. Wong. Industrial -Repairs Our Specialty- Among the 21 Democrats who voted against clo• setting peJ'formance al Long The '·essay" by Ted Hiroka• Accident Board. and KenJcbJ 1948 S. Grand, Los Angeles Beach High. completing 94 wa as it appeared in lasl Nakala, Board of RegistraUon RI 9-4371 ture, the following are from States outside the Deep passes out 01 ISO for 1.360 week·s Pacilic Citizen under for Voters ... Thomas Yap. South: Bible (Nev.), Cannon (Nev.), Fulbright (Ark.), yards and 16 'l1Ds last sea son. lhe heading-JACL: Youth and Maui ILWU division director. Lausche (Ohio), and McClellan (Ark.). He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. His Identity-is the lex;! to his said in Wailuku earlier this Fred Fujikawa (active Long speech presenled in the Na• month that Tom Gill is:l't Among he 21 Republicans who voted against clo• Beach JAGLers). Miss Oliver. tional JACL oNOtoricai contest worU1Y 01 being It. goveraor NISEIEst~~~~hed ture, the following are from States outside the Deep school teacher in prewar Li'l at San Diego .~t or . o( Hawaii. Yagi said he's for South: Bennett (Utah), Carlson (Kansas), Cooper (Ky.), Tokio. organized the athletic Kenneth Brown. Gov. John clubs which bear her name for Burns' choice '" Sammy Cotton (N.H.), Curtis (Neb.), D irk sen (Ill.), Fannin nearly 300 youngsters. She died Golden weddings Davis, Jr.. will appear In a TRADING (0. (Ariz.), Hickenlooper (Iowa), Hruska (Neb.), Jordan (Ida• in 01947 ... Roy Kawagoye and polilical benetil in the Walkiki • APPLIANCES - TV - FURNITURE ho), Miller (Iowa), Morton (Ky.), Mundt (S.D.), Murphy Henry Nakasone of A.naheim SAN JOSE-NaUves of Hiro• Sbell on Sept. 27. according 348 E. FIRST ST., L.A. 12 slllma-ken, the Toshimatsu Na, are publis'Jers ot the 1966 Col· to John Goeman •• Democratic MAdison 4-6601 (2, 3, 4) (Calif.), Pearson (Kan.), Prouty (Vt.\, Simpson (Wyo.), lege Football :rv Viewers kagawas 01 San Jose celebrat• candidate for lhe St'ate Senate Williams (Del.), and Young (N.D.). Guide, a HZ-page booklet cov• ed their 50th weddl.ng anniver• from the Seventh District. Pa- ",,;;,==;=;======a Although Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of Mon• ering AlBC 's telecast of NCAA sary Aug. 6. They have five 1010 to Koko Head. games this faU. Assisting them children aod d4 grandchildren. REAL ESTATE: Frlb B·. Burns, tana filed another cloture petition the day after the The sons and daughters are: president of Hl1ton·13ums Hotels were Lee Hardy, Fullerlon Co.. Inc. du, up ~arth with 8 first effort failed, it is considered almost impossible Higb sports editor. aOld Mark M.r. &; Mrs. Sam Nakagawa. Mr. dlver spade Sept. 10 to break &: Mrs. John Santo. Dr. &: Mrs. (round faT the new S4 million for the advocates of civil rights to muster the ten extra Albara of Venice High ... Bill Nakagawa. aU of San Jose, Kona Hilton, half a mile from Mr. &. Mrs. Douglas ].z.u of Sun• MERIT votes or more needed to impose cloture Monday after• Honolulu Kaimuki High QB Xailua-Kana .. . Laurence Roc,ke• Jeff ~1iyashlr" was dazzling in nyvale. Mr. &: Mrs. George Taka· feHer'S Mauna Kea Be'ch Hotel noon, Sept. 19. saki of Reedley. on the Big Island hopes to slatt the 3~14 victory over Mountain ~o~~,:~~;~~n l~~:~o~e~~Jlil~~ ~~ View St. Francis High, con• STATE DEPT. CAREER now Of the four Democratic Senators who were absent the hotel's present 154 rooms. last week, two and possibly three may vote for cloture. tender in the rugged Sanls U.S. Stale Dept. recruiting Clara Catholic League. in the otficers will be visiting Los SPORTS : The LA Dod,ers will These are Senators Magnuson of Washington and Mc• play two exhibition games at the first Ha waiian prep game ever A.geles Oct. 1~28 al the State Honolulu Stadium Oct. 16 and offers played in California Sept. 9. He employment office. 3223 W. 61h 17 ... A 21·hole Roll course has Gee of Wyoming, and possibly Bartlett of Alaska. Sen• been planned for Salt Lake, near ator Hayden, who is ill, has consistently voted against scored twice 0:1 a 92-yd. run St., for stall positions in Ameri• TripIer Hospital, when the lake and 32-yd. scamper thaI saw can embassies and consulates Is filled, developers have an· cloture in the more than 50 years he has served in nounced. The project wtl1 start him criss·cross the scrimmage In 300 cities arou:1d U,e world. In lour to el~ht weeks ... Here Why Should I "y Congress. line three times. Recent work experience is re· are prep grid scores over the Sept. 9-10 week end: Kailua 1. After making impressive gains in lhe Civil Rights Arlene Kimura, 13·year~ld quired for all positions. lol.nl ~ Farrington 22. St. An· Canadian Pacific1 Acts of 1964 and 1%5, it appears thai the Johnson Reediey rider. captured ~le top award in the western cate• " 645 miles shorter via Vancouver than via Honolulu Administration's record in this area of human relations gory at the Fresno Horsemen's Los Angeles Japanese Casualty Insurance Assn. ... See beautuul Vancouver-- a superior court hearing Church. MosL recenl appear· Remodel and Repairs • Waler Larry Tajiri, drama editor of T he Denver Post. Larry's pal representaUve in th13 de- with a view toward dividing ance 01 the CaLllay Post spoJ· also beiog planned (or Oct. 8. Healers, Garbage Disposals, sored group has been at (he Fumaces 'Spectator' column not only informed and entertained partmcnl has been the oulm up the assets and making a - Servicing Los Angeles• his readers, it was often used to encourage the talented 01 UtUe shavers k.~own as the fi na:'!cla t accounUng. The decl· Stale ot Washington Legion student Organization tor Ur· Call: AX 3·7000. RE 3·0557 Marutama CO. Inc. Buddhist Church Boy SCOUI.S slon was In lavor 01 the ohurch, convention at Vancouver, ban Leadership (SOUL). a Ne• people known or unknown, working in all levels of Fisb C. ke Manu!aclurer dramatic arts. The Larry Tajiri Memonal Foundation Troop 252 which gained ap- aod directed' 1l1e drum and Wu h. gro youl h group, and Chlcar o p1ause. recognition. and tro- buglers to surrender the in.tru• Plastic and Metal was instituted to continue some measure of tilis en· The Imperlats. as the group Jr. JAOL mem.bers will have Pantograp h Engraving Lo. Anr e••• pilles, despite the facl the kids ments and make a linanclal a joint dlnoer Oct. 8 at the couragement by giving alIDual awards to persons or i. now named has kept most Sp"lallzlng In Trophies & Award, not too we.Jl dressed from the accounU ng. So th e Imperial" ot its advisory leadership J ASC Bldg. Rhythm singing groups making outstanding theatrical achievements standpoinl of unilorm.s . loped as they ne now known , are whlc\l Includes those named in and dancin g, for whtch the NANKA in the Rocky Monntain area. along Seattle's slreets, hatt 01 o~ their own as a compeUUve the court litlj1aUon. Harry Soul Movers are locally !:Ioted, ENGRAVING CO. A Good Pia" 10 Eal - 3723 W. Plco BI .• LA. Cal.90019 Noon III Mldn lghl (Closed Tues.) "The Foundation is grateful to Shinkichi Tajiri, them with 1l1e trumpets pointed corps, but we are getting HammoJd. corps cIlrector, Bob will be included. Japanese lood HIDED YA MAGUCHI - 735·5&77 Larry's brother and a renowned international sculptor toward the pavement. ahead 01 the .tory. Old, Y. Robert Kurimolo, Roy and entertainment are also tea· for designing the Larry Tajiri Memorial Award which However, as the kids grew In the first place, the Boy Had., and Tod Nogakl. tured. Lem's Cafe uP. Increased in talent, appear. Scouts 01 America does not Gardena will be presented tonight to: Jean (Joey) Favre. Third bearl:l~. REAL CHI NESE DISHES Rve Theatre, Denver; Orvis Grout, Civic Theatre. ance and milltary readily grant permtsslo.l lor Sporting Goods looklng less and less like the the lormation 01 a drum and $'OOO~$1600 320 E. l SI Sl., Los Ang.les Colorado Springs; Juanita Likes, Lamar Players, Inc.; Tenderfoot they once were, bugle corps within one ot Its SAM MINAM( Phone Orders Taken Lamar. Colo.; Henry Lowenstein. Bonfils Theatre, Den· 1338 W. Gardena Blvd., 1111111 111111111 111111111111111111111 11 111111111111111111111111 troops. A Iroop musl be thl>' Gardena, Calif. MA 4-2953 ver; William S. Robinson, Mesa College, Grand June· roughly up on aU .coutlng ac· DA 4-2561 - FA 1· 0975 tion, Colo." Chapter Call Board tlvltle. before it wUJ b. ap- tL 1IIP1J/1l 1II11 1111111111111111111 111 111111111111111111111111111 11 UIIIII proved by the BSA tor the Among those at the head table were Gov. and addiUona l drum and bugl. ae- Mrs. John A. Love and Denver's Mayor Tom Currigan Chicago JACL tivily. Happily. Ille Buddhist C4Jt 6e ftJllM! a nd Mrs. Currigan. Station KWGN devoted a full hour Allnu ol ~l.eetlng: ChIcago scouls are never lound to be Fugetsu-Do E XCJTE ~ m NT to telecasting the event. Some 400 friends and ad· JACL's annual meeting lo:l.ight short scholastlcaily with re" PLUS TRAVEL AND INSIST ON CONFECTIONAlIY BECOME A PROFESSIONAL CHICK SEXOR. mirers of Tajiri. including leading civic and enter· at Younker's will leature two spect io BSA relaUonshlp". THE FINEST au B. 1st St.. Lot Ancel .. II tainment world figures, attended. prize-winning tilm. of Henry and at this time the troop I. MAdison ~8595 Usllljlma. one 01 Scotland's recruiting and tralnbg a new • life and cusloms and the other CO"PS of scout buglers. KANEMASA IN MEMORIAM-Behind these bare facts is the about water-skling at Cypress Brond story of an unusual affection and admiration for a Gardens. Lerton Post Handles KAWAFVKU S uk~.,; -T.m .... remarkable man. Larry's death a year ago last Feb· Program will be preC-66 Nisei of the Bien· ments started to po. e linan· , N CHICK SEXING SCHOOL too MISO, /.I~. Chly.-N.QsI\I. name, to encourage the community theater movement nium silver distinguished cial problems, and the;} the 217 Prospect Avenue ct) Hosttss AM ER I•C A Lansdale, Pennsylvania which was so close to his heart. Many elements of the achievement medal for hi. pro- BSA was objecting I<> use of AVAILABLE AT YOUR Colorado community. which Larry served as drama ductions. ils name in this highly com· FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTER e ditor of The Denver Post, took part in setting up FUJIMOTO & CO. Awd Uary: It will be an arts ---*--- the foundation. & crafts night for the Chicago 302· 30& S. 4th W" I The awards, five in each of the two years they JACL Women's Auxiliary Mon• 1000 Club Notes Sail La k. City, Uta h have been made, are in the form of bronze sculntures, day night. Sept. 26 at the BRAND NEW PRODUCT and perhaps it was inevitable that they should be Japanese America:> Service --*--- Tak.·Oul 5""1,, • Fr.. Parking called Larrys. Committee Bldg.. with Item. Sept. 16 Report: FIfty·seven MAN "These awards," said Gene Amole, master of to be made going to an or· new a:ld renewlng 1000 Club Uptown Cafe ~~lanage. Fuki Odanaka is memberships were acknowl• GENERAL LEE'S ceremonies at botil of the banquets, " are not a popular· 3045 W. Olympic Blvd., L.A. meeting chairman. edged by NaUonal JACL Head· OU 9· 5847 ity contest, not something one campaigns for, but re• quarters for the first hall o( ~\.t)f.~RAc;o~ Peggy & Klyo Ohata) Pro p. cognition among professional of notable achievement San Franci6co JACL September as follows: in the theater. I hope that in time the Larry will be· Annual ~teetlng: San Fran· 19Lb Yur: St:quoia-Wtlliam H . come the most coveted award in the theater of this cisco J ACL will inlroduce new Enomoto. S Uk;;'k ~ . 18th Year: MarysvUl~MII Ojl; I Terlyakl - T:'pura . j region." !:Iominees lor ils 1967 board Toga~ dEN San Francisco-Or. Kaz.ue of governors at the annual saki. INSTANT SAtMIN In that there are no awards of this kind, the nth Year : Pro,. Westsld~Fred 'uii Gardens Larrys already are an object of admiration and no meeting tomorrow, 8 p.m., at K. Ola. Nikko Sukiyaki. followed by a 16th Ynr: San Francisco - Dr. 424 WII,hlre Blvd. little prestige. ShllZeru R. HorJo; Reedley-ToTO - HAWAIIAN RECIPE - I Santa Monica. Calif. showing 01 the 1964 Tokyo Jkeda. Ll vl n~ston· Merced-Frank Olympics !llm and a social T. Su:tukl: San Jose -Dave M . Ph. 451·31&7 iQW • Most Sanitary Wholesome I mixer. T'atsuno. HIS WISHES-Larry's death, following a stroke, Ben.. .l.'.sucimoto and 14th Year: 'Reed ley-Mrs. Michl was totally unexpected. Even if he had premonitions, Fred Abe are event c<>-chalr· Ikeda; Venice -CUlver - A. Ike Saimin on the Market 475 GIN LING WAY - MA 4-1825 men. Mauoka: Fowler-Dr. Gebr$te MI· New Ch inatown • los Angeles he would have been apalled by the thought of a ~~~: .: Wilshire .. Uptown - Tatluo memorial foundation bearing his name. Larry was Auxiliary: Osbi-•. a torm ot 13th Year: New York-Mrs. May Banquet Room for All OccasloM Japanese doli-making. will be N . Hirata: Hollywood - Charles m uch too modest and unnretentious a man even to Kamayatsu: Chicago - Lest,." C . Available at Your Favorite Shopping Center entertain such a thought. If anyone had proposed such demonslrated at t!1e San Fran· K.tsur~: Berkeley-Albert Kosa• cisco JACL Women's Auxiliary kura: East Los Anrzeles-DT. Rob ~ I NANKA SEIMEN CO. an idea in his presence. he \vould' have been embar· f!ret T. Obi; San Francisco-Mrs. I r assed. and then perhaps outraged. meetiDg Monday. Sept. 27 , 7: 45 Katherine Reyes: Downtown L.A. Los Angeles p.m.. at Pine Methodist -Toralchl Sum!. £t'3tkH. {JAlt Yet it is a measure of the man that his friends Church. Kits Blld supplies to 12th Yur : Seauola-Mrs. E11z.a· 1_ Dln~ ~ D. nce .. coeldl.tl8 beth Murata: PrOI!'. West'>Jde - IO&JYAIU • "MANEs a aoO"1 have chosen to honor his memory. And since it had make the dolls will be provid• Matsunosuke 01; Mar ysvlU e-Ar~ 31' E. First sl. to be, the kind of foundation that was set up. and the ed at a small charge. thur N. OJ! . lI Lb Year : Sacramento - Mrs. Los An.eres • MA 9-302t discrete good taste with which the awards banquets Evelyn Sumida Is chairman Shlz.ue N. Baker. Judlte f\A8rnoru 01 the second Auxiliary mixer Sakuma: Stockton - Art HLs-k=- : have been conducted would, I tilink, have met with San Fernando Valley - Fr!"d. V. 29. 9:'JO Taste the his eTudgina aoproval. Grudging only because h e Oct. p.m" at I"ter· Muto: Delano-George Y Nalfa· national Inn. Folk'singer Steve tant: Pasaden,,-Jlro Ol!thi- Sono• Mitsuba would be yielding to an idea that he could never ma County-Edwin Ohl(-I ; Chlcuo cuite accent. Larry made his greater mark in the McLemore has been engaged - Thom-s S. Ok abe: Detrott-M. Sushi to entertain. Steve Fane.Jla ·s .r;llmes T ~ gaml : Dayton - Mauru wide world outside the confines of Nisei society, and da ,ce will play. Yarn .. sllkl. Difference 226 [. FlI'Il SL that is one more reason for Nisei pride in remember· 1Mh Ve",: New Yor1c'-llr. HIlr• MA 5·8165 TV F . Abe; Delano-Bm T. Naka ~ with tasty HIME (Clooed Tuts4us1 ing he was one of them. Hollywood JACL gama. 9th Year: Sr.attl~Solc"'l Suya~ D~IMARU 1,------______. Luau: Ha waiian members of ma: Bnlse V ~11 1 ey-Jarne~ Yamalia. and Brahds i!le Holiywood JACL will pre• 8th Year : Gardena VaHey - P r. i Hiroshi Kuwllta: Lon g Beach• Lt'1 Tokio', Flnesl Chop Su.y Ho uS4! Tomo Hamasaki, D.D.S. pare a fabulous Island menu R=-rbor-Arthur Nl')da . for the chapter luau on Satur· ' th Yur ! ~wntl)\Vn T•. A.-ShI.. SELECTED LOW R'f:ru lba: Milwau"ee-Ed""e I n • SAN KWO I Announces the Opening of his Office for day. Oct. 22. at the Catholic nokuchl: Orange C:n\lnty-JCen V. JAPANESE FOOD Famo us Chinese Food I Women's Club, 927 S. Menlo. Konn. Clarence 1. l"l'llI;hlzu: Puv~l · tile general practice of Dentistry at lUD VIIIJley-'T'ed '-"at"lmoto: Phi• PRODUCTS Los Angeles MA 4-2075 I Music and entertainment are lart~lp"IIl-AIl"n H . OkAmoto. also on tap. 6th V~" r : Slln Fr-ne! residence on Sunday, • Can be refilled, eas ily Sept. 25. A:!. Italian them. will prevaU. l/fPJi *H DInner Cml",,: Delan. are @ D the new moon forthcoming l or San Francisco JACL 1000 C1ub's champagne You r Hore W. ffltl To. din.:ler cruise set lor Thursday, a sll\9ularly OlJU~ndi"Y re rtdUran t "'''letlng \he quln \tsStt\,;.t of lO.tntontSl d'""" Oct. 20, accorcllng to Jolln Ya· b _ltd .t 91 2 Soo,," S.. P"". Strtll, Los A>9"" .. Plioni MAd,,.. 2·1091 sumoto. chairman.

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Being youn g we took all 01 The Nisei Week Fe.tlval in PACIFIC CITIZEN thl. lor granted ot the time. Los Angele. and simUar evenl, . / I I> ul now th at we are older in olher cities mIght be dedI· TO~ trlang e H.\RRY K HONDA. '£ditar and can imagine the probl"m. cated 10 Ihemes dealtng with PUbU~~d we~k1.y by th~ J:lpant' e "m~rlean CIUzena Leatu. encountered in mobmzlng in· EvaeuHllon. (' ('cpt th~ )In" w~ek of the year / CAMERA . terested people, raJ.:ilng lunds, Tho attention 01 our great / EdltorlAI-Ou lnr ! Office gatllering stall aod organizing newspapers and maga7Jnes STUDIO . 3445 N. Bmdway, ChlC090, Am. SOl, 1:5 W('Uef $t., Lot An,etC'" Ca. 00012-Ph,: (213) MA 8·8038 Compl.l. Photo Eq ul pm en ~ Supplill I\ n ef(jcient program we can acro" the country m ight be 318 East First Sired GR 2·1015 JAMES S. OGATA J,.rrV Enomoto. Nt\t'l fire!. -.- Roy Una, PC Board Chmn. appreciate more than ever the drawn to tile Evacuatio~ so Atlanl\l J \CL lltl\dQ\l u t eu wo nderful splrlt 01 lhese that All Ihe people might pau.e Los Angeles, Calli. 1~'4 Post Sl.. San l"rancH '0, CII. 94115 - Phone: (.lS) WE I-.6U4 Mends wllose e[[ol·ts Qre now to ."lIect on this hi"torlcal in· nt~Lrltt t'nt.ntt\1t~ MA 6-5681 . _ ('oun(,'" Rf'pre nearly fOl'go.,tLe n. The only way cldenl. J PNWDC-Klml Tamh.ra; 1C_WNDC_WIllIRtn MMtl.umoto: CCDC• Selco H.nashlro: PSWOC-Tcts Iwasaki: IDC-FTank Yoshimura: left for us to express our A broad appeal to the entire MPOC-BtU Ho~k.w.; MDC-Joe KRdoWRkl; EOC-Leo SasakJ gratitude to them Is to bring Japanese community might be SrC'C'i1l1 ('orrnpondont~ their e[[orts to the attention 01 made (or all documentary rna· Kenny Yoshimura 1<;l/I tLt4 n"".U: Allrm Bcckman, DIC'\(. Glmn. Japlln: Tamotsu Muray"ma the public. 6i terlal deaUng with Evacuation Lnt('r«i as 2nd Cia" MAUer at Lo.~ Anflclcs, Ca . • :.. Subscription CORT FOX FORD PHOTOMA RT Finally. we owe It 10 ilie and Resetllemen. so the future .Rl\tu (P3l'"blo In ad\'llnCel ; U.S. ~4 p~r yenr, S1.~ tor two year" American people. Regardless '67 FORD COMING .S. alMnaU $10 .ftddltfonftl per \enr, }o ~o[e lf(n : ~6 par yur hislorlans may have lull SEPTEMBER 27 e.-"", ""'" P'",t..;"p,,", S.ppM ~l.SO or our perso:1ol opinion con• or ,JAC'L MenlberJ(htP Duts ror 1 year SubscrlpUon- access to relevant informaUo n. Call fo r Information 114 N. Su PKrO SL MA 2-3111 Except for JACL stort writer!:, news and opinions expressed cerning the legal, social and Ba~quct. mlght be held to NO 5·1131 by columnist!! do not nt.~eS$arlly r-dlcct JACL policy. "thleal implications 01 the honor our non..J apanese Evacuation, tbe event is ot friends who gave of their time ~111II1I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!l! Friday, Sept. 23, 1966 such historic significance \.!lat and means so generously in Paradise Cove Pier 4 - It should not be allowed \0 our desolate days. ~ Ask for... ~ fade from the American mind. Tackle &. Ba it Shop ~ Snack Bar Now Is tile time to ac' if 80ILt & Motor Rebtab ~ ~ 'Cherry Brand' § Never before nor since In we are 10 brlog Evacuation American history have so ~ J ~~~~ I~ Li ~~ y '& :~~ MUTUAL SUPPLY CO. = once more 10 mind and benefit DAY Live Bait Boat.. = ma:1Y people-including na· 1090 SANSOME ST., S.F. 11 ~ [rom all the lessons this eve:lt -Come Where the Fishers An i. tural'born American cltizens• has 10 tea ell us and the Amer;· 28128 Paci fi c Coast Hwy, 1ll11111111111111111lii been forcibly removed from can people at large. Malibu, Calif. their homes and placed In DR. MASUMI TOYOTOMIE 457.7786, 457·2511 A W EE K'S RESPITE mass confinement. Even from Benny Kl do, Mg r. Peskin & Gerson General Director GLASS CO. Aside from bumping into some JACLers unex· a strictly mUitary point 01 Missionary Strategy Agency Plat. and Window Gl u. pectedly in an Francisco, it was a vacation that lei· view, Evacuation was one of 1954 N. St. Andrews PI. Glazing of All Descrlpllons sureJy covered the coastal areas of our Golden State. ' Boy-Speaking of Escalation' the major oommand decisions Los Angeles, Calli. 90038. made by all the :lations on MA 2·B243 Vacation to us means getting away from It al. l -de~d· MARUKYO 724 S. San Pedro, Los Angeles lines. JACL, typewriter, JACL, etc.-and bemg wIth either Iside engaged In World IJ,ACL has been acknowledg· WaT IT (See the book, "Com. ing non.J apanese who befriend• Kimono Store -~ the family morning, noon and night. .. mand Decisions." prepared by ed the evacuees in recent years Complete Hom. l ~ ~ With two youngsters, 3 and 7, naturally our It1· the Office of the Chiel 01 Mili· at nationai and district conven· 101 W.ller St Furnlshln•• nerary centered on having their bundle of energy spent Letters from Our Readers fu~ctions . lary History. U.S. Department tlons and at chapter los Angeles in zoos children's parks and seashore. We checked nity \0 lind out exactly what of the Army: New York: Har· Similar gestures are anUci· .£~ several 'state parks enroute and their splendor and iso· Evacuation Theme court. Brace and Co., c. pated in 1967.-'E

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