VIETNAM WAR DEAD ... - Eight more Nikkei listed: Total 69 o .-\., a ~ uJ1 l ll c mcl1t to the Il ~ ( prc, Tom Sligiura. 20. Lo~ .. of Nikkei war dead in Vi t· Anl(eles . nam published In Ih e P:lclfl r WO Leonard J . Sugimoto . - CHilell last week. eight more 22. Lo AnReles . individuals should be includ • Spec. 4 Shojiro Yamashita ed. subsequent recheck or CD.- 25. Berkeley, Calif. Memb(r ~ h l p J. 1 po1 n ('~t' our fil es, thcrcCorc. br ings the Capt. Dennis H. U~ ·enoy . ­ Publlc", hon: American C.t,1Cn '5. 'le.i1Q e,l c 115 Wef/er St Lo', Ange ft'i Calif 9001 2j (213) MA 6.6936 It J a J)[\ n c~c tota l to 69 f\mcr· Illa. 30, Ft. Riley. Kans. Pub lt6hcd Weekly l xcc pl Fit,,! and L.l!,1 Wt'el-:, o f the '¥~. 'f 5 1mB} sCf viccmCII -30 or thenl .. f'" C(.ond CliSS Po::. tdge PAid at Los Angeles, Calif 8y UE ' RV T . l'A KA from Ul e Mainland sta tes-as ~l A Rl N E CO RP - Na tlooal JA L Pre. ident COllrBAT \)EAT ... having paid Ute supre me sac. ~ ' E B RUARY Lt. Kenneth K. Kozai, 2~, VOL. 76 1 0 6 FRIDA Y, 16, 1973 Subr.crtptlon fUla Per Year rilice in the service of this U 3 · u.s as B'orell» u.ao 12 CENTS A few weeks ago, JACL lion. Denver, Coio. chapters were polled as to w h ether they w ould su p­ ARilI Y-COMBAT DE T tl ('rlle Nau onal JACL Con­ t he construction of a P fc. Robert M. Kadowakl, vention lest year conducted port 19. SI. Louis. Mo. its memorial service to the n ew JACL b uild ing in an S pec. 4 Takeshi Yablku. 22. ~isei war dead at the gl'a\'c Francisco. I have bee n ill­ Monlerey Park, Calif. si te of Lt. KozaL who 15 formed that the great m a­ lSI LI. Granl H. Henlyoji bw-ied at AI'lington National jority respond ed in favor. Portland, Ore. Cemetery.) Chapters approve The task is now ahead of u s: to raise some $170,000 Fresno to host first JACL BLDG. JACL Bldg. Project for the new building, plus the additional a Ul 0 u n t SACRAMENTO, Caltf. - 'rhe new oWce building at a cost Iwama. an assistant attorn. tri-district JACL meet consb'uction 0 fa JACL oUlee not to exceed $175,000, and need ed for furniture, fur­ ey general with the state felt building in San Francisco was (c) authorize the National there Is nothing to p r~ vent nishings, etc. T h is will be FRESNO, Caltf. - It wa. a While the topics are sub­ overwhelmingly approved as JACL Executive Committee JACL from seeking a long­ a form idable task in view long time in coming but the ject to change, panelists from the chapters were polled: 57 1.0 be t he implementing term loan to have the bU il d­ of an already $33.000 def­ thr ee JACL district coullcils in I h e respecti\'e districts wlil for, 7 against and 29 not vot- agents. mg constructed. The NC­ icit operating b udget for the state are convening tor give a brief background and 109, according to Frank Iwa- The resolution introduced WNDC resolution suggested the first time to become bet­ ma, chairman of the Head- by the Northern' California­ This matter be then open up to questions on funds be raised "outside the 1973. will ter acquainted with each oU,­ the following issues: quarters Site Committee. We s t er n Nevada DistTict regular income ol National t horoughly r eviewed by er at the grass-roots level and NC-WNDC - Elks Club The chapters were p o ~ l e d Council, was discussed at the ~~ ~ ~ " meaning membership the Executive Committee gain deeper insight to act on membership, J ACL Bulldlng on three point..: (a) a{firm last national cOllvention but m eeti ng in P ortland, Ore­ local and statewide issues. project. relention of National Head- delegates determined t he The leadership at the dis­ CCDC - Farm labor, JACL quarters at San Francisco, (b) chapters be polled by Dec. 20 The chapter poll. gon, 1Iiarch 9·11. trict level has met often in boycott of Hiiton hotels. approve acqulsltion of prop- as tbe question of unding was Bo~s J!tl] ;'- ~ ~b I8 ~:~~ the past on California prob­ erty and construction ot a unresoived. PSWDC - Senior citizen 35 T RONG-West Los Angeles J r. JACL installed its 1973 ~~:~it ~ . T~:r ~ p . • lems, bUI what will be the housing, drug oUensivel Af­ D J ACL's u n b a I a n e e d officers J an. 28 al a potluck dinnel' at Feltcia Mahood Cen­ Ft= fir s t biennial Tri-District fi rmative Action in govern .. ler. Officers Bl'e (from leU). front-Nancy Levins, Patti ~~:~e~: c ~:S= :rrfo~'fJ 'iS~ 1~'.!le; budget of ~3 5 9 , 68 7 a p­ Meeting here at the Towne­ ment hirIng practices, and FILE BY APRIL 2 Kudo. J anet Okabayasbl: back-Gynni Abracosa (pres.) Fall!:, Imperial Valley, Livlngston_ proved by the ationaJ house 0 ve l' the March 3-4 membership development. Pro~ Merced. MarysvUle. Milwaukee weekend will be the dawn for Naomi Osugi, Kalhy Kuba and Sammy Toya (adv. ) Council includes a total of On the lighter side, a Sat­ gram included swear ing-in ceremonies conducted by George ~~~t~~~h P ~SU D ~ e g t 1tba~in":J ~ delegates representi ng the 60 ul ' da~ ' night mixer al the Yen claimants reminded of deadline some $125,000 for " pro­ K anegai, West L.A. JACL president: acknowledgement of Pa rlier. Pasadena. Placer County' chapters within the state to Townehouse wi U include 8 Po~te.l l o . Portland. Puyallup V a l~ gr am" items. These are coordinate J ACL programs buffet supper and entertain­ outgoi ng officers led by co-chairmen Carol lnabu and ley. Reedley. Reno, Riverside. education , visu al com mu­ and delve together on com­ ment. Dancing will follow Marsha Shimotsu and the buffet. WASHINGTON -J apan... provision relating to intern­ Sacramento, Saint Lou1&. Salt Americans filing Jor payment ment or parole). Lake, San Benito County. San nication, s tud ent aid, r e­ mon problems. with Steve Kawagisru's com­ Dr. Izumi Taniguchi, Cell­ ot their Yokohama Species Payment will be made at ~:~~~i.d ~.:apoe~ . ~ tu~no~ ; gional offices, a nd yout h bo from Gardena-well re­ tral Californ ia district gov­ cei\'ed in the Southland for Bank pl'ewar yen ce.rtificates the same yen-dollar conver­ po, San Mateo County, Santa Bal". programs. lot includ ed ernor is arranging the work­ of deposits were reminded bara, Seattle. Selanoco. Sequo f ~ their American "pop". Ha­ sion ratio afforded claimant.. Sonoma County, Spokane, Stock. are requests s u bmitted to shop agenda with Dr. Harrs this week by Sen. J ohn V. under the Consenl Decree of ton. County, Venlce.CUl. waiian an d J apanese tunes. JAP AN· U.S. FRIENDSHIP ACT BILL Tunney (D-Calif.) that all Tulare expand the function of the Hatasaka, Northern Califor­ Tom Shimasaki of Tulare the U.S. District Court for the \·er. Washington. D ,C.. Watson­ nia .. Western '! evada dist.rict County J ACL will emcee the claims must be fil ed by April District ot Columbia of April ville. West Los Angeles, West Val .. international affairs com­ go\·ernor. and Mrs. Helen K a­ 2, 1973. 30, 1968. ley, White River, mixer The so-called Japanese NO (' )-Ch.leago, Gardena Val ... mittee ($3,000) and the wagoe, Pacific Southwest dis­ P re-registration deadline of TO BOOST EDUCATIONAL EXCH ANGE Sen_ Tunney, a member of ley. Create Pasadena. PhUadel­ p roposed JACL Legal Unit trict governor Bank Claims Act (PL 92-458) phla. San D iego. San Gabriel V.I­ Feb. 24 was announced wIth was designed to permi t the tbe Senate Judiciary Commit­ the $8 pel' person r e e ($5 tee, took an active role in as­ ley. Twin Otles. ($ 60,000). Both are w orthy W ASHl GTON - en. Hir­ attention and widespread sup­ (iling of new debt claims, NOT "OTJ.'NG (29)-Arkansaa proj eets and should have mixer, S3 registration) pay­ am L. Fong expressed hope of port from individuals and e1imlnallng the ineligibility suring tavorable committee Valley. Bay Area Communtty. able to the CCDC-JACL, care action when the bill, HR 8215, b een funded. favorable Congressional ac­ groups in Hawaii as elsewhere under pre-existing law aUect­ ::f~~ d .sg~:t:.Y ~~~\i; of Dr. Taniguchi, 738 E. Ten­ tion soon on the proposed Ja­ in th e Nation," Fong said. was discussed. :n. The failure to pass the San Luis Obispo In g U.S. resident.. who bad Valley. Cortez. Downtown Los aya Way, Fresno 93726. pan-U.S. Friendship A ct as "It al. o has won addition­ been interned or paroled dur­ Angeles, East Los Angeles, Fort. p roposed $1.50 dues in­ CCDC will conduct a guid­ legIslation for it was re-in­ Lupton. Gilroy. _Hollyw ood. Lone al supporlers in the Senate," in g WW2 pursuant to the Beach , Harbor. Mid-Columbla. crease to balance the ap­ ed bus tour of farms on Sat­ troduced Jan. 31 on the Sen­ he explained in sounding his Alien Enemy Act.