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Ind ividual who Ollll'ib· uted melllorabiLia to Ihe JA L Japane e Ame ri an Re eal'ell Proje t (JARP) \l'ilI be plea 'ed to know that tbis il'l'e plnccable col· lection hn n Oli been r egi" tered and cataloged in Ihe

!li\'er ity o f a Ufomin Library a t L o Angele. 1 \l'a honored to be a p arti· cipant at a pecial cere· 1II0ny to ob cn 'e the 0111-

pletion of Uti w orthy pr oj· t , a nd to n ote the pain·

JARP Meetin9

taking d e tail t.ake n 10 pro­tect and pre erve the valu· able collection . One major objective of J RP ha been 11m com pleled,

v In my opltl ion, the 'm·

gle m ost important meet· ing was the one that JACL· JARP h eld with Dr. David

. ax on, CLA Executive Vice Chancellor; Dr. Ken· neth Trueblood. Dean, Col· lege of Letter aud ci· euce, and Dr. John G Burke. Dean, Division of

ocial Science', to di cuss t he e.'I(tended delays in the completion of the Defini· ti\'e Hi tory book. The UCLA accepted responsi· biLitv to fulfill i commit· men't to JACL as wen as to the ational Institute of lental Health and the

Carnegie Foundation which have made ub tan· tial grants to the UCLA Ja· panese American Research P roject

To d ate. the UCLA JARP reported the publi· cation of two books C"East Acro the Pacific" bv Conroy and. Iiyakawa. and " 'i ei: The Quiet Amer· ican" by Ho okawa\ and three professional papers. Unpublished work report· ed include two doctoral dissertations and nine pro­fessional papers. ix books and four doctoral disserta· tions were reported a be­ing in varying stages of completion, Included in these books in progress is the "Defiuitive Histon of the Japanese in the Uriited

tates." for which JACL made a grant of 100.000 to UCLA·JARP The UCLA assured JACL that priority would be given to the com· pletion of this book.

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F;W \'0 11 1< 11Iwk·full .. r nnUonul Rnd Tl'Mjnnnl .TALL m nUlt'. nppt Ill' on ttl( rW.'l ~ :n,l < .,. Dl. h'lcI Council m<,<,l· jnl: bing h sll'<l b)' Iho N.·w York JA L on ISnlurdn)·. 1I1n)' 19. 10 n.m .• 1\1 lh~ J 1\ I' ~ 1\

1IO\\SO, 333 E, 171h SI. ncnl' 0.0 United nUon.

A timoly pnn('l ctl~cu~slon

on "JACL lu.d PUII·A,I"n Group:" mo(h.'rnh.'<i by rhup .. t('1' chnil1nnn Ronuld )nO\1\,r

\\~U 1'"lIow Al 3 p.m. Rep,.". ~cl\tnti\'c: from A~lnn Amer­tean, CO" \ cHoII ,Inn COIIII lioll And ~ ,DC will I~u'tlclpnll' E"onln~ will conclud, wllh

U." Xew Yo,.k J Lin. IAIIII-Uon dhml'l' nl Ihe 1I111\'nn Re \nurnnl, 630 Firth ,\\'0. Sum Na~nhnm;,t. ('hi('1 l>Clll10ml, t Cor Kidder· PeAbody Co .. "Ill 'p<''3k Oil "Tho Role 01 JUII" nN'C' i \ m\.·l'lcnn~ In thf' Fu­turo It

" \ lZrlld~

EO Gt\\' GruyC" ~ U ~'('hnrl\ will call Ihr bu.ln. so ,1011 to Ol'd~r 01 10 A.m., rollowed b~' committr'C' l"(\port: from K"~· Kobayo.hl, I ognltlon: VN11011 I lusnka, ,Iudenl ~Id;

Toro Hlro", nom1nol1011. ; Lu· clle Nakamura :tnd chopt. presiden"'. I .cl Projecl

Lillian Klm\ll'8 of Chlc .• ~o, chairman or Ih~ 'ational J • CL Pla"nlng ol1lml.. Ion, will

Committee rejecls

anti-Elks liquor

licensing bill A, FRANCI CO - A J pn­

ne A mer I can ClIIzm. Lealnle pooillon paper sup­portin~ A.! embh' Bill 386 ,·e. presenler1 to the Caliloml.

tate A,sembly Governmenl 0I'll811lzation Committe e re­cently (April 25) by David Ushlo. ation.l JACL Exocu· til'e DireCI"'! and Eugenc 10-ri.~chI. at on.1 J CL ,talT member.

The b.ll \\ ould pro, ent the UR> oC a tate alcoholic be\'­erage Ilcen •• by an~ or~Anl.a· lion which diKrimlnAI.cs by restrictln~ membc.rshlp or of Caeililie. on the bASis or r~~. religion, sex, or naUonal origin.

In part, till.' J ACL posltiOl' paper stater1' "This bill beforr the Comnutl would rornet some or the InjustiCt'S bv I • S"tilutlons which h.,. per­pe\rater1 racism and allertml' naUon despite cqu~l prolH­tion oC the la\\. affonler1 both by the C'u oml Dnd the Unlter1 tate Constitutions."

CIIL' Club lied

It furth sp IIcally Jl&II\U

the Elk" Club lor I "" du· onar), and discnmln:.tory

practices agal<lst non· Wh"e male American!!;"

The CAlmmitt ,chalrer1 by the No mblyman Leon Ralph, relumer1 th. bUt to It.. spon· . r. 5Cmblymal1 Rl hard Alatorre (D·I..<>s Angelt") lor further ",udy.

In Its National BI<'tU11n1 Corl\'en tion In June ot I&t year, JACL aaopler1 a Ie 01-lution addressed to the Elks organization ana othor exclu· sionary clubs to abandoo praC1Jces of radol dlscrhnilla·

.d. II h, 111'('. t'nl Ol h,'\ l'Iuh \<t'l on Inl' Illdud. Ihr ,,1'0-

IHl!'nl tnr n .IACt, I'r",lonnl or fir" III Nt,\\, York. hlMlnry p rn­jcrt. It'Mhdnth'I.' flrnpn~nl ('In "('pul'ntloll. (01' l'Vlumri' lind til<' In73 1m -M ile Clllwcn­lion brh'K hoslt·d b)' DI' It'oll OYt'r till' Luuol' OilY wt'C.,kCI1c1

Ill'!; .. vullon" [or t hl~ \natnl ... loUon dlnn"r 01'(' beh'" nc­c~rlod by MUlT,'~ 'p","!!

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P4Id .1 u.. 110001"" Colli

!"I(Jl)AY MAY 11 , 1973 12 CENTS

(U82-777n) "nd Lucllc Nllkll' 1.-------_ rnur,1 (222 ·2'1.'11 c\'C'.l.

United Methodist agency steps up aid JACL STEPS UP Tanaka, Ushio due

at May 20 PSWDC

meet at Selanoco

"\tanuullr PUrrlmlrt

Bob Nakamula nd thr VI • uAI Communlc,.Uon. taCC 1Il how th~ CUms oC the rocml

hi lortc ,lalWlnar drdlcation Ct'rcmonJ for tho: f.1 who w UMble to mnk" ti, Irtp

A ,'olllni 1: group cal It'd "roati\ Workshop", 11'<1 b. Dime Furu, nAnd Caml H • \Itn~ka. "'m pr nl lin cqll I­I' interesting IIdr pl"""n

on of elr, nrlow 0.U,1-ti

For th ., who enJoy lx.u­ty, t h ,'d Rei.' Qu«'n will be lecled by 0 panel oC Judg and InU'Odu«'II duro ing the rouncU m...,tint: AU chaplers an: remlna,od to I· eet the ... candld.1<!o and lor· \\ ani the ""m 10 Irs. Fran· """ Him, ka, • 'I cl Relay. Qu< n Ch nirman, 5 9 3 Gr S\., PAS8dCll~ 91101 by ThIll'ti<UQ, 10) 17 U1e chAp· I .. r IS respons.bl f r brin -Ing Ildate to th dis· trI

cknowh dr.lnl ovaUon Irom tn. 19~8 Nul1onol nv,."lIou

all Lnk< II; 11,'r d I" «In« princip.1 addrt II Rcp D. S. aund .... ho At IIg. 78 P" .<1 nwoy April 22 at hi. Holly .... ood hom,', 11. wn Ihl'!lr I Asl.n elected to

01llreo havln I. n born In /'unJab, Indl",

DALIP S. SAUND (1000.1 0 73)

First Asian elected to Congress dies,

remembered as JACL speaker LO

for ethnic projects, 2 in L.A. cited ANTI.' JAP' BID W AS HI NG'I'ON-WJlh 0

wurnlnK thul ',..dr-rnl tut­bnck. 1m "''''Iul prill/rums will II'lId 10 Incr~H ~d coli lor chun'h hlllda rOl' mfnoTIUt'8, u UllllJod M"lhodM "~I'ncy hUll unntJulw(.'d more' thun one­O,lt'd mlll10n dnllor. In n"w IUlIllLJ

The Comml lOll on R"IiKI'," nntl Rnt~ upprovf'<1 $37n,0IJO Iront Ih~ Minority Group S. If ·Dctc.mlnntloll Fund, lor :11. project. rep'" nl1nll a "orl<l), oC l'ommunlty de· vl')OlJmf'l'nt , trRhlJml, t mploy­m~nt, coun 'llnl nnd othor (!tforL&. HO\\"\I('I. lh~ com­ml I~II" Cundln" CQmmittlf hud mort thull 200 requ,' t

toling mhrly $1) million, ac· cordlnll tAl BI.hop Jum S, 'Thorn ... , 0<.. MoIn .. , Iowa, chnlnnfln

Th,· cula In l':d~ral funda ",111 "allcet ruclol mlnorltl, mOru thon oth~r ,roUPfJ," be''' <'Ordlng to the R .... ', Woddle W. WhllJo, comml Ion new­t.vc, to will I.nd to mOre pro­pootAl. to th 'lI~ncy

T"o prOpOIlII. (\Pallnll with th Ja",," Amr·rlcan com· munlty In Ih. l.oo An,,,, arl n \I, ere aUG .ppl'O\'r~.

A IUm 01 4,000 wa •• 110-f ter1 to ,,"ublbh D Japane Lan/lllige TV· Radio ~1Inlst:y

(thoulh $14,6.0 had bt<1I rt'· qu,,",k'll) to dluemlnDI<! th. Chrl tJ,," mr :a t throtllh rn ...

OVER 500 NIK KEI WIN

dlo·TV Wid Icnd,..,!n" .1Ud)o­viI",oJ mutl:rJoJ. tmd Ul!:Til turf\ In J'.J'Jilnl'1 to othf>T ar~ •.

A"oth"r lum 61 '7,000 w,", l'pproved ror n JllpiJnr-I/ L&n .. aUnK" LIC"Un", " proJoct 10 dnvdop a mlnl.lry oC eem· <r. nl throuf(h criMI. InlA-rv"n tlon "rvlee, that would In clud,· 24-hour coun "'Ina, catniollul' o( community ·rv­ICI'I rclt'v."t to Ihe Nlkk"I, coordln.Uon 01 volunl.,.,. "n'ccI, "roup actlvJU~. ror "nlor dUZI'nl "nd orientation

lor nl'v. Immlgr,,",,", Original pro".,..1 r<"QU~ II'd $10,200,

Both projec1A ore to b<! bnacd al ~nll'll.ry United Methodl.t Church \', Ith thr· Rev Jon.th.n Fujita aJ1 con­IDel perlQn,

Procedure

Under ~ I.t>m that reo qulrl.. thr..... to tour months to proct' • reqW'lt, e a c h proposal II road by mcmb<!n 01 both tart and commlsa1on; thl bishOp &nd oflldall 01 the conlerence Involved are notl-111'd, along with the approprl­ale I thnlc cauCUl; tho project is vlollod, and 1M. Pundlng Commlll.«! makea th~ de· cision.

Th" proc= corulw.n thl' projtct'. total budget, Ita vari· OUI componenta and the prob-

ON AUTO PLATES U5hio Seck. Meeti nc

wil h DMV Director

to Recall Licensel

( poe 1 ... 1 tt} Thl'! Pioclh(. Cl1lvn)

SAN FRANCISCO - In reo 'J>{II1>I' ItJ • lelv.r Irom Rc.bt-rt C. Co-lI,n. Dlr.ctor oC the SI<tt.P /)<;partmHlt CIt MW>r V.hiel, . «garding th" \1J(' ot th. dlmlnu\Jv" "JAP" and "NIP" On perlQrlall,-ed license plates, D.vld Usblo, National ExeruUvc D.rector, Japaneae Amtru:an Clti7.1'115 L. a g u e (JACL), announced (May 3 )

that h. will ... k" a per. """hI meeting with C&z.enI.

In hi. !etter, C&z.enI ex­prl!lb<'d hi. concern, but .da­ed that h. felt the dec\$lon to i't6Ue tho pla~ In quesUcm wu rrtlched objectlvely and with no dcmre to offent!.

"In the event that we an un.bl~ to lIet aatUfactory re­rponat> ttom a penonal JD«t­log, "e are preoenUy """",. Ininll what legal mea1Un15 can be taken to compel 1M. Ue­par\m",,1 at Motor Vehlcl to withdraw th_ plates, ~ Uwo .. Id.

abl. "IC~t 01 • tund grant, Otrendlnr Plates nccordlng to Dr. Whlll!. He &/lid crnn"" are II'Uld~ tor pro- The li plateo under pecu rather than for orpnJ. d4cu..lon C8JT)' the comblna-

~~~a~~em:d~'!c: ~;;lA~At:fp, ~~ ~: CAL STATE SCHOLARSHIP nomic I!mpo"crm""t JAPTlN, JAP!, ana JAP Z.

The conunlsalon hI! O8Iab- In hil INter Cozetu stated SA FRA. CISCO Th C ll. Ibhod prlortti for granta, that six of ~ combinatiODa o a ~ ..,ho..... Ip d llartinl with ethnic minority were either W penon'a in­

loan romm1ssIon rdeuod tho local church rnlnlrtrles, .co- ltials or name ana three were ruunes 01 11 ,I P3 winner. f« nonuc propoo.a). d<'monstrat· iauer1 to peI'IIOM owning Ja-1973 and n total 01 ~74 Jape· Ing communlty ~cipation != ~~ "f:"'pan: es-n AmnkllIlJ (S I"') were Dnd ~tlt· baring, com· among the DWazd munlty oraanlzaOon. ~ctlon. <:ozena •

The 172 '11M bolan ._ The IlCllt deadlln. for pro- .. I~ ~ bav v:Tate.

In In orlh rn C.aJlIo,mIa ~ .J:ad,,:,tath~~.!~11;:5 dcllberate1y :.' ~tenti~ dU ,. "list In \h(' , Ichl .' tb ,,_ 21 il!suer1 Jj~ plates with \rl-Bd T "of und m I~.. 'ter or D~ combinationa April 8, "hll th~ 29 Ct:n which. In our jur1gment, ex-

urposoc oC obtaining nal· CalItornla aWlU'd ~ Presbyte ria n ,rant ceed the basic ltandarrl pro-

I !lOll r chis lor Inell"" ~~ rll":3 appearing on P'ridlJ' of S25, OOO revealed vider1 b,. E\a1Ute, namely, ones

StUdent aid comm.

to meet in Cincy

I:fOUp P which may carry connotations er1 n urnendJn I h " Th r mlllnd"r n ", A' FRA, 'CI CO _ Christ otr"Nlln to good taste and df>-

und was CallIorn a 1Joter1 Aprti Una <I ytJuian Church cency. In consideration 01 the 14 will initiate a ~wo-year pro- whole problem ana its many

Ige elecfed mayor

of Monterey Park

from June t.o work with ramlncatiOl1ll, I trust you will e DeW anh all from Japan that there hu been no

l7 ass1stan.,.."r a ~25 ,OOO des~ on our part to ~ any­Tant from the Unltod Prtsby· thinll but objective in macb­rian Church Mis5lon ~ lng our primaJy goal"

opment c.bineI. Aim of P The Re\', Kazuy06hl Mari. rocnm "'ii, who ,",W up In Biro- The "pnrnaIY goal~ of the Ima and a pUlar of the Fu- Environmental Li.,..,.., P

Irul hlnmri Church III Ja. Program was to obtain adm-10. 'T£REY PARK. ul. - pan, will pus b the project tianal funds for ''improvt!!lIleDt

Anoth has ..!ect- tull·lime ~U,., be it a of the tate', environment er1 mayor In Call1om! , Coun· pan-ti_ minlste" t.o the Ja· and !IOlutlons to its ecological c:Ilman ~e Ige at M - pan, speaking COIlgreption problems,· Coz.ens explained. te,...,. Park. He was electer1 at and dying at the Paclfte In the initial request to a round! on April 2 School 0 Religion, BernI..,. Cozens by the JACL. Usbio

Re Is the se, ""th ,'I 'AI wrote: ~ThIs organization. lio iJ me ;» p

~----~~~~~---I wa pleased that the

JACL·JARP committee - -

~ lIDmod to a chief "" . ., I h which has a long hIstary of tive poot of a city In tblJ .... a t I Counci of C urches promoting the interest of per. tale. the Nth to ~ elecled cUls soc ial aClion unil sons ot JapaJ1eS! ancestry in

unanimously agreed to POS ITI O N STATEMENT : EBJA and Klmochi CI!>.CINt. d Ohio- The .­tion.1 JACL Stuaenl AId Committe<> will moet b .... c on Sunday, May 27, to dlf<:U&lI cril<!ria, Corms and sc:her1ul ... It was announced by Gordon Y05ll1ltuwa, nntlOl',u ehah· ma:

to the post b) fellow roun· this country and combating, ell members. l\'E\V YORK - The executi,.., through an er1ucatiooal pro-prol'ide 2,500 to COlD·

plete the annotated bibli· ography of the JARP col· lection. The tedious task of compilation and annota· tion by the UCLA Asian

tudies Center was achiev· ed by the persistent ef· forts of Yuji Ichioka. Ya· suo akala and others. This valuable and highly useful work. to be titled. "The Buried Past: An An· notated Bibliograpby of the JARP Collection," is expected to be published shortly by the niversit)' of California Press,

The JACL-JARP com·

JACL Gerontology Project (A po.fUt.n lalrDu'nl ..

(Slued b,,· the r.ut Sa" bpan­"~e (or \cUOn and Itlmorbl. Jnc: 11\0 ('onununth a h a. f' d ,roup~ In Lh,. • n I raot:'heo Ba'r\ru ",orklnc "lUI .,t'd 1'Uf't. Comment. on OUt lUlI'­mtbl app .. .ared lD U1f' ~1., .. PC Oerf' b th .. po"UOD !.At4"­mtnl h rrt:f'h td hom Gun Nara.u. 01 ES.I \_rd.)

San FrancISCO The JACL National Slaff

Eubmltled a proposal 011 Nov, 29, 1972. to the Aarrunlstra. tion on Aging of the Depart. menl oC Health, Education and WelIar.. and receiver1 funds

•• (if n 01 Tl1Ilnlng Project to serve Ihe Japan American Elderly Th~ tlnl public .t.tement dClttiblng Ons ProlCl.'! appeared In the Pacific C,Uzen nnd other Ja. pa~e.'iC ... emaculars on JOll 26 1913 This \\'115 the drst Um~ we In the J apaoC.!:' communi­ty heara of the Gerontology Project,

We, 01 Kunochl and t h • f.asl Bay Japan."" for Ac. tion. who are directly involv­ed 1th on·golng ISS<'I Pro­jects in the San Francis<'o Bay

ext Pare

A rum of 5,000 has n nlloca ter1 trom the n. t Mal budgel Cor 51udent aid ~nlli thl. year.

Chopter &cholar6hlp chair­men, U1 the meantIme have been ruked to supply the 51u· dent ala committee wlIh sam· pies 01 scholarship application forms, local crilA-ria nod need factor consIderaUons. In IUl11, the sludent old committee h .. offerer1 10 ser ... e .. a c1earlll~ ' holUC of schol .... hlp P o· grrun.s. dJspensing experience of other chapters and hlnlli 00 improving local ocholan;hip •.

'E.O, 9066' TO OPEN IN

lay'Or • ..!ect ICc, who 1S.Noll 01 the Dh-u.ion 01 Churcil gram, dL.<paraging clJminuti,-.. pri.ncJpal or HollllO School for and Society of the atlonal aepicting persIlIlS of such an­court.commuted boys, was Counell of Church .. wa:; re- cestry. is aeeply concemer1 elected to the loo'erey Park ducer1 almoot by half 1 .. 1 with the Department's 1ssuing al council In 1970 and Is still month and $80.000 was cuI of such plat"" with e dimi­sen.,ng h I a Iml Cour.year from its 500,000 budge nuU"e 'JAP' .. JACL (or-"mn The manpower rer1uction- mall" requests that the De-

A nall,·e of Ha" Il. Ige " from 13_ to 7-ana the low- partin",,1 take steps t.o recall presented a congnuulatory ered 19.3 budg .. t were de- such designated license plaleo resolution from th~ Rawaiian creed al a meeting of de- at tts earliest pD5Sible COIl ·

1~lature and 1<'1$ from his nonunati.onal leaden whose veni""ce nati\'e state foUowing his ... 1- communl~ are member.s 01 Copies of Usbio's requ.e..t «tion. the COIIn,ell The churclunen were sent tAl stelA- and federal

His \\1f., Irs. Ruth Ig" and met April 18 at the council officials wluch resulted in sup. their 10- year old daughler, ~~~a~~~"Str~zerstde Dr,ve porting letters tAl Cozens from Karen, presented leis to o~- C - '1 k ttrib I tale A.."""mb~'lnDIl John L. er councUmcn and thell' ounc. spo esrnen a ~ - B rton san Francisco' U S. WI"". od th" action to decreasmg ~n~an Phillip Burt';'"

A shopp.ng CClller and a contributions from member an Francisco' and State Sen. new school dI triel lor l\Ion· denommations. They ,~,~, ator Mervyn :M. Lymally Loll tere), Park are som" of th" howl',·.r, that. the di''1Sl~ s An eles. ' continuing I 'ue~ for this Los Interest and ID,'olvement In g

mittee also str~ngly en· NATIONAL JACL CREDIT UN IO N dorsed the continued ef·

Member. of the NuUonol Student Aid Commillee are:

SACTO AND CHICAGO Angeles county bedroom com. soc.!" ,a.ction would remam muni~ lor which the new undimirusher1 mayor promiser1 to seck solu· tions. Nisei Relays set

entry deadlines forts to complete the col· Ch'ld f b h Id " lection of significant his· I ren 0 mem ers S OU JOin

Cordon Yoshikawa. chmn., 7181 C .... rnwyn Dr.. Ctnclnrultl. Ohio -45236, Mn Verona Currlet-. CoHn Han. Mn. Sacht Karlya. Mn Sue S~lmfJto. Beyerly Tanamachl. . fasaH Tokl. District Rep.-D>C. V f' r non lchlAaka; NC·WNDC. Dt6\'ld Muraoka: PSWDC. Mn. Franc: Kiluu'wa. :\IDC. Sam Ronct..: PNWDC, Jo~ KOla!. ce­DC Dr. James N •• otanJ..

AN FRANCISCO-The Cal­, omM HistorIcal Soclety's ac­cia.mer1 exhib.t, "Executive Oraor 9066", wut open at th" Crocker Art Gallery In Sac· rlUl,,"'tO on June 23. 10 run through Aug. 5, FoUowing the Sacrltml-nto sho\\1ng, the ex­hibit will be on display at the Colonldo SUIte J\'fuseum in De-n\'cl'

Ige will b<! the >-ccoud Asi.n to represent thL~ area in a top poUtical post. tate Sen, Allrer1 Hong, CD,) a Ko­rean·Amerlcan. has represent· er1 this community in the Cal· Ifornia legislature for many years, lirst as an a~embls­man and now as a state sena ator

Korean church leaders In Japan visit U.S.

torical photographs, 500 of

which will be contained in IS_"'I'o The P.cUlc C.tizen) a proposed photo album SALT LAKE CITY, Utah _ depicting the Lives of Issei w.th the monlhly cosl of the in America, Volunteers Mi· Loan Protection and Share chi Asawa and Toyo l\Iiya. Savings on the livl:S of its

members costing about SI,650 lake of Los Angeles have a month, ana the passing undertaken the formidable away of lwo Issei membero task and will now call in March and April, HHo

JACL h t f Okada, treasurer oC the Na·

upon c ap ers or tional JACL Credll Union reo assistance to complete the ported to Ihe Board of Dlrec search for other needed to... thai up to the end of photos. Publication of the 1972, the membe ... 01 the Na·

P h t lb . b ' tional J ACL Cteait Union

o 0 A urn IS elOg benefited (or tbe total amount planned. of $101,515.55,

Hopefully , tbe JACL- -.:.-..:.-.------

JARP committee will have COL HADA RE completed all of its major ' SEARCH ON

objectives so that a meet· ' TOKYO ROSE' COMPLETED in g a year fTom now will not be necessary.

FEDERAL COURT RULE

MAY END ClASS ACTION

NEW YORK - The U.S. Cir­cuit Court ot Appeals ruled May 2 in a stock suit that could speU the ena ot class­action lawsuits,

SA FRANCISCO - Col. John Hada Cret.) has com. pleted his masler's thesis on "Tokyo Rose" and received high commendaUon rrom al­tomeys Wayne Collins and Ted Tamba, who defender1 Iva Toguri d' Aquino,

A gradual.e sludenl al Urtiv, ot San Francisco, he reviews and analyzes the charges of treason and the evidence in Ihe case, concluding critical· Iy of the unfortunate 0 u t· come.

Collins said the Ihesis de­serves to be published as a book.

Judge Harola R. Medina. in writing I h e opinion, held a person who starts a class·ac· tion suit must pay the cost of notifying each person on behalf of whom the suit is b rou~1

The American CIvil Liber· doubt thaI Ihe ruling would ties Union, which often brings be applier1 in cases where no class action .wls, expressed ! inancial relief u; sougbt.

Seventy·six b<:nellclarles or the deceasea member. reo ceived as proceeds on thelr s h are savings $53,495.03. Thirty-one loans were can­celled in the amount of $43,-142.64, ana four loans were cancelled for total disability The beneflts were p aid by Cuna MUlual Insurance So· clely, Ihe cred.t unlons' own msurance company

The claims have been run­ning about ten each year, but with the Crer11t Union getting older the memb<!... too are getling older "Rave your chUd.'en Join the crer1it union, so the average age will be lowered." was the plea ot Treasurer Okada,

In Ihe field of extra serv­Ices, the Member Group Life Insurance program bas c::een Iwo claims by the wives of the member,;, There has been one claim paid under the Can· cer Expense Program, These two servlcC6 are optional at extra cost, but the Insurance on Ihe loans and shares are free to the members.

1972 immigration

Sac'to JAYs prep

for DYC weekend SACRAMENTO - The SAC­ramento JAYs will be enor· mously busy over the May 19-20 week nd hosting the Northern Califorrtia JACL District Youth Council spring session.

The Salurday busmess ,""s· slon will be held al Holiday Inn South. 4390-471h Ave., from 9 a,m, Brunch and af· temoon wlU b<! spent al Fun· Masten on Florin Ra" mnner at the He''elord House on RI ... •

A duplieale ,ct of the e.' hibit will open in July at tlte Museum oC Contemporary Art. 111 Chicago, \0 be on display through Seplember

"Month., ot Waiting", a col­I""tlon oC nr\ work>: created by Japane'C Am"ricans while mterned in relocatJon camps. has Just finLhed a long dis· play al The Arcade in Cleve· land, Ohio under the aU!'pices of the Council on Human Re­lalion: and Cleveland JACL. The exhibit is once again available for booking. Inquire with the Ca Iilornla Historical SOCiety 2090 Jack>:on SI., (567.1848), lor Iurther inlor· mation_, __________ _

N~;;e H~Wdi~;h:e ';;;;';e!:" ~~~ City huma n relations

ev;~gnexi day, Ih e JAYs bureau s taff adds Nisei

will picnic al Curtis Park. "

LOS ANGELES - Three rep· resentati\'es of K 0 rea n churches in Japan enroute 10 Omaha, Nebr., lor the Inte" LOS ANGELES - Arrange­national Presbyterian Churcil- ments tor the 22na annual es Conterence, May 16 to 21, Paci1lc Southwest Nisei Re­stopped o,'er briefiy ill Lo6 lays to be stager1 on Sunda;r, Angeles to confer wilh local June S, at John Francis Poly­churchmen, technic High School, 12431

-orr' They include the Rev. Roscoe Blvd" in Sun Valley Chang Wha Choe, L1. lit, lee· are in good bands, according ture at Yahala Uni,'ersl~ ana to co-chainnen Kay Nakagiri

SAN JO E, CalL! _ For the minister of the Kokura Kore- of San Femanao Valley ana seoona cOMeCutive year, May. an ChrIstian Church; Suk Bob MIyamoto of Pasaaena or Nonnan Millela ranks as Joon Yu. director of the Ko- The NiseI Relays committee the mosl reo pected public In- rean Christian Center in met lasI week to prepare for dh'idual In Sanla ClaM! Coun. Osaka; and In Sock Kwon, tbe onslaught of entries "" ty, accormng to a Diriaon Re- preslaent 01 the K 0 rea n Iorms ha"e been distributed search Corp" survey taken ill Christian Women's Socie~ in to the J ACL chapter,; in the

M ineta mainlains ' most respecled'

December, 1972. Japan.. . distric!. A May 28 aead1ine The remaining lop five are, Th" group srud .Is members for entries will be enIoreed.

in ordCl', Rep, Charles Gub- were b.terester1 in finding out Various chapters are to ser, Assemblyman John Vas. how mi.norilies seek soluOons assigned jurlging posts while coneellas, Slate Sen, Alfred E. to thell' problems In the Relays meet officials will in­Alquist and Rep. D on Ed- United. Slnles, They SDld Ko- clud" Bob Yamashita, Mas

ards reans ID Japan are, a. sup· Nakazawa, Fred MutAl, Tom w T . ed . U-~ pressed and dlscrllmnaled Marumolo Rick Wannomae

raID IDterviewers po "" against minorit;r who do not Chest ... \Vong and Bob Ham: 1,100 registered voters bave naturalization rights, lin. throughout the coun~ with "Kore. ans In J apan ar.e 11'-, Frances Htraoka. Re-sampling weighted by popu· stan'" f h U. laUon den.<i~ and x, stru!!!lling con, .... v o~, t ~ll' lays queen contest chainnllll ,

Minel.'s nnme appeared on .dentity and h ve l ~h ood , ).0. of 770 S, Madison Ave,. Pasa­the list for the Hrsl lime in the Osaka cenlA-r direetor SDld, dena 91106 (681-31251 an­Februal'l, 1971. when he was "Ow· lask is the remaking of nounced a May 20 d"adline vice.mayor and tabulated at the communl~ which ,fapa• for applicants, Girls must be

No, 10, ~ ~Cl~ ~ V ~ O l ~:' t:~ ~1 ; between 16 and under 16.

recenUy.

The local youth group will LvS ANGELES - HalTY a.lso conauct Its annual Moth- Oshiro, sales manager at er's Day cake sale May 12. Frank Taylor Ford and a I'e·

OTTAWA _ Japanese Imrnl- Donna Shimada co.chairman cent graduate of California gl'ation 10 Canada was down (371.7078), 'viII' be a b I e to Stale Universil~ al Los Ange- in people and always wanl· in 1972 iTom Ihe previOUS tell where the sale is being les with a mllJor In .recrea- er1 to do something to help year, reported the Department held tion, has Joined the CIty Hu· others," He is particularly in· 01 Manpower and Immlgra. L';';t month, the JAYs hosr,. man Relati,,!ls Bur'*;'u as a lerested III working with tion in their April quarterly ed an Easter egg hunt for human rclallons advISer, . youths

They were hosted in I..<>s An· Se nior citizens geles by the Rev. Howard Toriumi of Union Church, the Rev, Sung Kon Choi. 0 ,0 ., of the New Jerusalem Church In El Segundo and the Rev, Pcter H, Kwon, M.A., certified chaplain of the LA Counly· USC Medic.u Cen\er.

LOS ANGELES - The new ~

formed Asian Ame'ican Sen­Ior Citltens Council mel May 5 al Oriental Service Cl'nler 10 raUfy its by·laws and ex. change program information with member groups.

bulletin. In 1972 some 684 YO.IDgsl.ers a\ William L<Jnd A graduale of Covina High He a n d 111"- Oshiro tnee Japanese citizens Immigrat.ed School and sponsored a cal" Sc~ool, Oshiro, 45, s a I d he Lanaln. 1I1aruk. or Sacra­to Canada as opposed \0 815 was h al Nelson's Arco the Jomer1 Ihe bureau because mento) have two sons. Jet· in 1971. following Saturday, " I've always been mt.erested frey, 16, ana Phil. 10.

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2- Friday, May II , 1973

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H. rry K. Ho nda

JAC L AND THE WORLD

\ hen a respected Atneflcan new.correspondenl on A -ian affairs i told by leader III hm3 And I orth Korea the" believe "Ihe relation: betwe n Japan and

nited tate IS going to get wor e and \\'or e' and indicate the\' look for Japan and other \ 13n nallon to develop clo er economl.c tie and l'onslder ,th L1. as more of 3n economIc I'I\'al-1 I, ('I who can t (orget the hY. leria or World War:! ma\' wonder if lightning can strike the same pot twi e.

C .. ·Japan I'elahon. are indeed at a dehcate and dIfficult tage th ~ e day. '1othing illu trale- U\1 mol' clearly than the recent cancellallon of a propo.ed visit by Emperor Hirobito to Ihe nited late:. The reason <Th'en was conflic ting dome. tic dutie and "other "ircum tance .. Tho e "olher circum. lance .. , include the tron opposition by lhe ' OClalisl and Olll

lUunist parties. who complained Ihat lhe Emperor \\3

being u ed for political pur pose' to camouflage Ihe serious diffi cui lles between Japan and the l

.-\ letter appearing III Ihe Honolulu \ d\'erhser boldl . predicts Japan aligning \lith bina m the C\'ent of a 'confront<ltJon belween the Ea'l and the \\'est­the premise being the "common Oriental soul bllld all Orient<lls together wherever they may be III lhe world". It would be World War III by 1984-onl), a decade a\l'3\'- with the bi battle takm pIa' 11l

hina. .

Turmoil fear and rael, m continue to br ed In I

'orId \irtuaJl ,bronken by ,upeflor communication, tbe awe of nuclear weapons and crass mateflah m The little fires that JACL must ballle-getllng ".lap" off textbooks and now aulo Iice!1!e plates, misunder· (tanding within community group, ,a bare of the lax dollar-pale even in tbe fading light of in ernational underst<lnding.

Adding to the acbe and pairu HSlted UpOI! thl arth are the crises in ecology, energy and econonucs

Politics in the U .. is further hurt by the Watergate ~ c a ndal-\\'hicb public teleVISion aims to carry gavel· o-gavel when the Senate hearing on this que tlon

begin Hence, \1 e were beartened by recent mo\ es within

Kational JACL to step up its public affairs acli\'ilie: measuring out positive programs and exerting leader· ship to help keep our cool in what appear [0 be e,'en gloomier da~'s than . 'ikkei history has lhus far en· dured, Timing of the forthcoming interim ational Board in late JUDe was ordained a year ago \I hen Watergate was just a name of a luxurious apartment­hotel by the Potomac Rher. oil intere chuckled o,er [he fumbling antics of rapid rail transit authoril1es and inflation was still regarded as academic

Come June 21·24 in -an FrancISco. when the I a· tional JACL Board and taff meets. the flux and con· fusion of world event, the bizarre and mix of this

t<l te of the Union and internal energies within JACL may upset the planned agenda or fuse the delegates to rap hard and long, reminiscent of the emergency meetings on the eve of the 1942 el'acuation of Japa· nese from the Wes[ Coast.

That JACL has young, resilient and talenled pro· fessionals on st<lff at this time and men and women of like calibre manning the cbaplers and distriCts, IS a refreshing thought to cuddle. The Nisei will discover the ansei are made o( sterner slu ff

MANZANAR PLAQUE

The brbnze plaque at Manzanar has been duly dedi­cated and mounted to quiet the s\urmish waged be· tween 'ikkei and some state officials. But it is not the lot of ?llanzanar for the dust of any skll'mish to selUe as Gardena Valley pundit publicly has questioned lhe tex t of the plaqu e because she remains unrepent<lnl in her views aboul Evacuation,

The immediate and r al\' reaction 0( the English section editors of the two local Japanese vernaculru'S (reprinted this week with the offending opinion) per· mi ts us to live by the old rule- never argue witb a woman. Both were explici t in pre ss in~ home the (un· dament<ll issue- that Evacuation deOled due process of Jaw and therefore unconstitutional, the Koremalsu Case notlvi ttJs landing.

Because this nation was at war and the Prlsldent as commander-in·chief had exercised his military powers in signing Executive Order 9066, tbe Supreme Court validated the sorriest segment of U.S. history. Antl·Japanese racism was blatant (or only aHens and many more native·born Americans of Japanese an· cestry from the West Coast were det<lined in inland. desert camps like Manzanar- [hough tbe mainstream of Japanese then in Hawaii were not incarcerated be· cause o( logistics involved in interning about half of the Island population, Similarly, other Amencans whose ancestors hailed from the Axis nations were not hauled in to concentration camps.

Evacuation, as American Indians are pam fully aware, was not new in 1942 for theIr ancestors had been evicted and forced·march (rom their traditional lands to reservations a century earlier. Figh ting back only decunated tbeir ranks.

The plaque at l\Ianzanar, monument there and at Rohwer. Ark .. are but mature and honest remmders of an unchaste, Infamous remnant of World War IL They also ymboJize how fragile our civil li berties.

Keep in, It on th. Mov.

Manzanar dust swirling n. ( ,~ I : ' ' I~ , ~ !'f : 'h~:d ~ ~,,~~,~ , .. ~~,. ' r an\' I.In C' ~· (olumn In Ih"

loardf'''. " alll'\ , ,.,,.\ . tooh .. "'fIIIl' nWtot .. m fr(lm lull! .,.,lAn.-'" \ mtrl('an. 1.,t 'f':lr .... hl'n h,. dhrm I'd Ih" " nrld \\ at It r,aruat1on In hu r nlumn, . \.

'n, UI" """'1'"(' '' r ('tnlp' In UtC' t rAUnr 1I0,fI~O tU" "O"t; fit Jal'a.nf' ' '' . nrUln' ..... 111,11 -fl f'd- f d 1

Gar<hnl Th.nk.." tn lh,. radirul 1111"01-

~r!I of thf' l1anlAnflr Com .. ml ll ~ ~nd th. polltt.alb -tn­pirt'd backlnK of "Arioul tale A . Nnblymrn And S<'n ••

lOI"~. thr rroundwor-k hll~ bf-:n l.id_'m )'("1\fS ht'nce-for Dn

\ ~inn "\Voundrd Kn I In I­d.nt

.\1 Wounded Kne •• U .. \lord 10m Acre" \\:a.. ub Ilulrd for "baltl ~ al I nlAnar. Ih' ,"ord~ "conte-lIlr.Uon namp' has lx'cn 'ubllllult"! f r .. -locaUon c mp"

On I"rch 19. 1913. \\IUIOllt publici"", public h ... lna and .~alnJl Ih. lx'lttz Jud~.

mcnl of lh. ponslblt mr bc 01 Ih. Japnn. <' m. I­con Clh oM UI<IU'. lh. 11 .. -loncal lonu I 01,'1 Ion or th. 'tal<' O.p Ilmttll of Pa, and R.c .... Uon, nnd VlrlOU eOIll«",ed cllJr.n , Ih. loll ,,­Ing ,,"ordlng ".- approved f r lb. commcmorall\O plaqu. dr.s,gna , l.nllnDr lalf on • I

PlaQu f> T f" I

'Ill th •• ar" p" or Wolld W.r 11 110.000 person" 01 Jlp&n.~ .n('(' II') ". In· I

t.roed In ..,locIUon «nl." b,. ~.culi. c Order No PQeO u·

or h',1 olr bl' lna pmlll.d bv bunch of dO'IIolhln u " Ii \'oiC'C'I hi .. "nly ,.choeJ or a hollo\\ hend

li lt ', tulrr ltl ' til 0 f"r

Plln Ihln 10 milo I II

• 1.1 bf' , Opfnlono

ued on r b 19 1042 la-7 an ar, Ule tln1. ot ttll I h conctntralioo CllI!lP-'. \\ '

Nisei Editor Responds bound!'d b) barb.-d \I IT<' .nd auord to" 'ra, con!lnln 10.000 P<1'6OII In., mllJOdl b.ln Am • ...,an dUl .. n.s. lila, Ih. In-

Il.

)ustl .... Ind humlUGllon ul- na • Cer~ her. n' • f'<'S\l1l of h,·. WeU Ir I A Blkor t.rI., -ae • I~d omlc Glrd.nl rib It r.lb~ • ploltauon rvN tmt r ,h. 'Part Un.' ",.tumn a,aln ' h. Gard.nl Val. '." I

Th. conl«JH ,. ...glrdl g. I Icaln Ih- word in; of the plaqu. Y. \.,,-Qa I 1~~ J 0

01'01 "Ith the Dr Ih. Tubed her I.tler .ntnl \\ orn .. "coneenlnlU C'&JnpS" Manur., r plaqu con \'t

"raeiml," and • ,ret<! • ~ dH- , ~I ndful of G.'Jr£e 'n . riblnc th. purpo'.- Of the I _ Ho=' louth" Ytl$/uNp

locauon tamp' Ibrou,hout lb. IdmolllUoo thl! • t'1') op, • country 011 mU I hlle I'. da

Th .... manlle and ,"mm n .. fralned lrem r.bulUllr aeceptanec of Ih. \\ 1'<1$' c~n- thl'n and therr BUI bar \ I:t'n aUon comps" dcnOk, In- \. wrule Ammo.n \\ buman. lr.atmrnl Ih. hnr fl't" IhAl Wt of Ihr rac ro,' 01 he '''' ch.mlx-rs. th. and ethllle mUlortU", In I • policy or ",parauon or ehll- US II. lIl.klne 100 m II dron frem fanulles. Ind.""rtb- fu" lboUI d ,mln.Uun nd abl. tartur... and "" forth Inlua Ie .«aiMI u,. I Nont of thl~ C)I 'Ct1"I"d on Baker hat' hrr OW11 drhnltt

merican ;al tor \"ord! llkt rna ere" Ju tUie.lIoD . ud "concentration camp

"r.I~I..n '3t a d "l'COUOmlC ·plOlt.tion \'as '""cnlly ougg ... ed by Thp CallCornla Hislort ... 1 Socie ,., curalor o( .~ibi'" who I.1IW 1D a program'

"With Imperial Japan •• t­tack on Pearl Harbor, 0 7, 19U. wide .pr.ad rear of mainland in\'asion cau .. ~ a paranOiac h()8l1lit~ • In fl' ...

span"" 10 Ihe fury o( Japon"". altack< Ihroughout Ih" PacWe. many Americans from S.ottl 10 San Diego Cound Ju.UfI· cation 10 expre •• lheir lalenl antipathy lor J apane'e Amer­icans. urging their evacuation (rom roastal .rea ....

But. In (act, the J apall .... considered themseh'es lx'ttcr educated and more rerlned than the Chinese "coolie." and was the m061 .asHy inlegrated minorit.y in the communit)'

One may wonder whol 1m· perial Japan would have done wilh Caucasians had the American planes ~neak-bomb­ed To~'o (host

'F,;\Jaeua tion Ibsue

And why should the radac. als among the young beUeve that only CaucasiaJls appla ud­ed th.e Evaeuallon? Americans consisted ot aJl races. creeds

AU.. I •• dlne 'Bun ~ v Heart at Woundlld Kncr, ' I would call what look pl • • th.r. In th. lat. 191h century a ItUIs ... erp. Mrs. Baker would e.U .t • "bull." ImplYln« I suppo'. thaI some of the Ie · dlans fought bark "'th ru , and lomahawk! If my trlt . and nauon were bfolng dt"C:t ­mlled. I would fight bac , 100 An. a I I th. Ind III \\ P Of" hert fir.;

' Con cillraOou Ca mp '

M.-.. Boker prefer 10 de­tine u(!oneentraUon camp" In HltIenan !<!nns. We who un. derwenl that • perienee in w hIe hour consUtutiOllsl nght. were ,10lated purely on racial grounds prefer 10 d ... tin e it ru; "concentration camp .• " different Crom HIt ­ler'< ani) III degre.. nol In essence.

~trs, Bake,', leUer al:o con­taln.~ what lo me- Feems , non ~equllur She quol<.1~ th r­Call(oma Historical Society' ("urator of t.·xhjbi~, .... '111

respo n ~e to the tury o( Japa" nese attack< throughout the PacifiC, many Amerlean.s from Sea ttle to • n Diego found Justification 10 expres., Iheir latenl anUpathy for J apan ... Ame-ricans u rging their evac-

25 Years Ago In t he Paci f ic Cit ize n , May 8, 1948

Of C'oun.e therp wert de­cent merican~ who . ought i n di\'idllall~' 10 alle,·i.te the distre ses during E,·.cuntion. Th~y (>til food packages. ,lor· ed houehold lum,lur . kepI p.ls and plan . wrole their congre smen and ~r-t up a f-pe­("lUI private agcnc:,-' to help re­locale close 10 4.000 J apane,. Americnn sludon~' 10 colleges in the East and Midw e ~t.

B a~ H . ot Plaque

What Ih. !llanzanaf Com· mittee wanted to express on the plaque was not a nega tion or such decenC'y bUl an a c~

knowledgmenl on Ihe pal't of America that i\ grave consti­tu tional mjusUce was perpe­trated on an ethnic mlnoril.v because of hysteria . r3ci!'nl and greed (or eeonorruc ex­ploita tion three yLiablo, don ' t make It any more pa-latable )

The U.S. Supr me Cour t eral Dlsl ricl Cour t J udge T. I don 't know wh ere 111"". ruling thai court... cannot Alan Coldsborough in conncc . Baker ge ~' Ihe authority 10 legaUy enforce restrictive con- ,ay tha I the wording on the venani.s barring persol'ls trom lion with the depor tation pro- plaque was approved uagainst whll.e neighborhoods because celldlllgs agalnsl Cerhard Eis- th e belter judgment or the ot their race or color was ex- lcr and our other Comrnu.. re g pon ~ ible members ot th e peeted to hove no small effect lUSts. Japanese Amedcan Citizens on thousands of pcrson5 of "Tokyo Rose" may be re.. League." She has some chutz­J apanese ancestry seeking to IW'ned 10 U .S. Cor Ir ial. !llI's, pah to decide who are the re-establish hom C 8 sin ce D' Aquino says she will weI ... "responsibl elf members o( the Evacuation . Governor Her- cOlne chance lo testify . ~ . Snn J ACL and who a ren ' t - 01' bert. B. Maw ot Utah and FrancL .. co state ~enalo r. Gel'- who are "radical" and who Mayor Earl J . Glade of Salt old J . O'Cara, says alien land .ren'l. The ~' are al"" word. Lake Cily are among promi. la w Issue nol dead . Mu · fOI' whIch Mr.. Baker and I nent Utahns who have in- niclpal J udge P reston Devine no doubt have dlfterenl de· dacated Ihelr support of L sel sentenced Willie Suber and (inition • . natur alization, accordlng to George Hector to si months Tbe Manzanar Committee th e Salt Lake JACL AOC In the counly jail and placed ma~ · be a handful or people commil tee J apanese na- them on probation tor their (and InCIdentally, a boul ball tional. in Ihe U.S. who have robbery and at tack on J oe of the Core of 12 or so per· been served wilh deportalion Cl'ant Masaoka, JAC L ADG sons who form Ihe commlt· orders wOn a new reprieve as rpgional representatives, Mar . lee itre Nt~~ l who expenenc-a re. ull 01 (be rulina of Fed- 10. cd Evacuation, accordina 10

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LETTERS JACl Building

Mit", ' 'fh l. I III rtpl .' I" . "0<1

fl h·""",.·, I . tt~, which up. prnl"" III II,. "1 .• tI" ,"" eol 11 111 11 In tI,. April I ~ Po cillo (,l lI/on . t"Klll'dlnu the m"thod or !l Il .n c lll~ Ill . NAUonA I J A CI. (mh'. AulldlnR

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,n,. Uon III Jwrhopa ... "rnbh'm In ('0'"1111101 <:111(10. hI" tf"C'fl lv.

I'd ('11"1'011 "')\11 illttJl"m" Uol1 lhlll Ihf No llnn. 1 ,IACt. OWe. Aul ldlnu "would h. (fnnnt.d hy • per ra pill •• f4l't fM m ,. n t. or ,1 r r. nH Inb ~ lA'" At til ,. r, .. r01l 1 " ;X ~ :(,O M IOoolln!l In Pn'llnnd ()I"t"'"rm , th,., ,. ' ... ·n no d r-rhllnn mud,. "" to th,. rn . lhr~1 or " noneln r whloh wnulrl bf": pUI·"'I,d in nrcl ~ r t f) 1'0" Imd thp !Jlllldlnll' In fart, tiurln R d. !lborAtlnn' !I \\"" "li lt,. C'1f' lH thA t moat ~ . X ~ :t' nM mom hOI" <lId not rllvnr n pl'!. r llplh pl!.lIr .. mrnt fI t In,..mb"u Or "h"p t ~r . It

YO> ""n. '·Ally . , ... <1 Ihnt I "nlllntnr), (un~ rnl~ln" drfv. .m~nR Ih. momb.fllllp nnd tho commllnlty would .". th. Inll,t 1 • •• lbl. npPl'o."'I , Thl. loll"r (InAnclIlR melhod 'VIUI

1" h,. rf,t fl lTrd (0 a commlttt. f"r furih . r (ud) (or th. pr.­~arnllnn or • fllnd ral.ln, campaign plan

Th. (,CDC prollO .. 1 10 !In. onc' tho buildIng ,',l lh fund' Irom Ih. F.ndow m.nl f lind , ...... 1." dl.clI P<l In Ih l. r. ­.. rd. 11 'a' ""lnll'tI Ollt Ihll Ih . f.ndovmonl F'und , •.•• prr uU,. brio, rhanlf'd o\, ,,r 10 In«,m. p rOd"oln« lo<k 10 romlll- . tlh th. National Council' m.ndal. Ih.1 b. lund pro\, ld. In rom. (0

opartUn l ~x pt'n ~ . , l"hprffQr,. , 1\ " • (.11 Ihll th l mothod lor rlnancln !l Ih. bulldln. ,,"ould b. Inldvll. bl. Or. In fACt, Im J>OlIlbl. al Ih. prt " til Um.

I h(·pe thl provld .. a "el lor Ih. con ,." . Mr. Hlra una b .. e. p,.· I'd a'· .. th . build· Inl pro)1'<

f'li :-< K A IWA fA VI • Pr Id t nl. ,'I UOna! J CL

Too ou rl.ndi. h t o

anl"'e r, bu t Ellen d oes

0, l LI r, l'OO K. \V ), 0 ( lUlu ' btm POI

'01 , lid. lc<I I d. ·uI 0

atlS1') Itt ~ ID I Q!l ·,.r to • "Loell~- to th. Editor" PUD­II ed by Th . R&fu Shlmpo, but h. eon, ~ OIl ' .. pon&e b,. hu. tar. How· • or. t day • oncuul 10" t ... m·eeI, opllllor. ran hal and loud

Inell,·ldu.) on our ' I&!r who r .. d I~ . eorr .dt~ bv Ir R (LIllIln I Blk .. \\""1" '"t'Jnl U1tlf ~th In aneer and m.kIne a aumber of colorful b u I unprlnlablt comm nt:..

U lIan Bal<u, to ref our rt"adtn' mpmOrlM, L. hp "Part) Unt" columnisl lor Tbl' O .. rdtn \'alJey. ·f"WS un ... dcr tho pseudonym ", Ii &1· bl'< .. Lut )· t ar •• be arou."ed Ih ire of • number of J l pa· nt ~ ,Am caru and no.n-J .... pan~. 100. \ 'hen h ~ disc ed In htr column tho raUon· lie behind the World War 11 E"acuaUon, Part o( htr dl, · ... taUon W&" ba ed on I h t preml .. thal ht , "cua tion of person..-: of Jap.3n ~ ancts­lr} In Ihe Unlled tale.< WI'

)usUfted l>ecau« .\mericans \\ ~rt betn, incarcerattd in Ja­pan during the war

n t ODf ln('td

Tht fa cl that the maj onty or tho. e per _()Il$ o( Japanese dese.nl InclU'C<'.rated h.".. in Ihe U .. were American-born cltizeru; Iailed 10 coo,-!nee !\Ir. Bak.r

Upon ",.ding Mrs. BJ kel"s recenl I~Uer. my Ur I thought wa~ to answer her outlandhh · tnlemenu·. but from past tX­

pertenc. and from readlng he .. column ' on thh and olher subjects. I fealize that some­one a, McCar thylsUc a. sho i< will ne\'er b. convinet<! by c ommon-~n.se (acts,

,-\dunlly. I leel SOl'1') for her and ~ inccr ~ ly h o p~ ! b e doesn' t repl'e~ent the consen ... sus o( opinion among midd le­elas!. n'\e.rican ~ across this .ounlr}·, no matter whal color the yare,

E!Toot of Llodmark

The eslabllshment of 111311-l onar 3" a ria tt historical landmark increased my faith In the' democratic S)lstem, even though t h e MallUlnar Com­millee encounlcl .. d an \lphll1 bureaucratic stnlggle before ucceeding. When a govern·

ment eRn look at Itsel! and · ay. " We mad 0 • mistake back then. Let·, nol mok. the same mista k~ again," then 1 Ihink it's a credil 10 I h i. cou ntry.

We've spenl entirely loa much Ume worrying about what people will th ink i( we call the ' VW2 camps uconcen_ traUon camps" or whether or nol th e internees had a good time.

Comments by Kashu 1I lal ni­chi Ceorge Yoshlnaga ar. a l­mosl AS absurd a. Mro Ba· ker', sla temeil l.S. She pr a.iSe. his opinions ... ' \v6t& 01 truth" and Quotes hlm as ,"y.

EI Pimentero Fronk Fukolowo ' ''IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! II "1111111111111 ,1111 !!III II,III/III II!HII IJlllllili

Zenesulo: Apr. 21

1'OKYO ~ or on ll ... l l pan. "odAY '/ . .., Blaek t'rldl ,. . ntl do(mfa fllI V put ltJlC~l h t"l " ZJ' "'lUiUTO .. 27" , r;l'!n ,..raJ S t rlk ... ~( AJ),II 27th) WI'ol .wHlly Inll> ,.",,:1 ~h.f p . t mldnl llbt 'm th~ 2111h Wllh Illp eJe"" pllnn r,( " ff'''' prlvau IilliwayO tho , ntlff> .Jopnrlf'!'''' Ki')Vtrnmf'll l (Jwn(,d tnt"., lr,.,"tcar.R, bU' ~ ' I ud ubwnYIiI In t h,. Whol .. rou ntrY (';1m,. tt, .1 cornJ,lt'h IItopt To Inu b malll'ri \Vor c , rllh ,",. Jllmp"d ' m Iho . ~ lf n(' Zf,NY.3UTO Imndwng"n whltp Ihf'Y .1111 hud if tham'I'. Llk • Iht prl""I;, 10"",1 II", , toxl. , p.,.t·(J(flN', (;u"tom (JUlco, aur­tUIIlt- colh'<."tilra ;lrId fon in !Old'alr, thn All Ja,,"n Alr­II nf ~ "onl 011 ~ Irlkp . On trike (or hlgl"'r p")

.J hr hlle pl"obh: m Wa" tlfJW tn CMnmutn l,t) work Or hOI" 10 eDnllm" .",.-k lnK. M"lh­balled. (,ld ~jH ~ w "r~ pull"d 0111 Qr Ihp R"ra~. 'a, u u.1 Sun­dny drh'f' " w,'r" t,od.y WIIK' . lI nK t ' .. \~ a rd . dO'l:ntrl '/0

UHn~ WI n ' l ;; Bin"l,. motl)r­rycl. wl lhout 10mMn cllna­Int ~hlnd All cor W . r ~ moving: nt II nail p RC t" pack ­.. ,. wllh po. rnl~ a n d all 1 • • plnR ~ a u.e Ih,·, had I"

at up al 4 D'clock In Ih. ml) ''Illn, tn c. lch !hel' friend'. ("ar It th " prean an' M (' i')m­t r ' hi 'r lJ li l t mllr ... ;I N' trom hom ...

\\ llkln~ 10 \\'or<

f n(t t ho had" u e k • • JU I depend ln upon

thl!lr onl ' two f (;1 w~lch our a 0 0 d old Lllrd had glen IValklnK, v,. ,walklnr lnllhl 10 th Ir omc~ 10 10 15 mil 10 !h ,' eMller By t n r 'Jme th y r ch Ihe r companl , hall Ih ... da \\ould.,., 0' 'T but HI Ill' lonl ,.= ju t rud,laR alan Some .p~a, ·

. d "tn to be t-nl") ,nl It, lauchln, a' th "y walked

Aceonll I a h.. palX only In Tokyo !scI!, 7.800.000 \vorkt-n \\ ue d n\'ed fJ! thf' dati,. raruport.lion ,0, Just ,marine th . cona< 1100 on Ih. .It. I .nd ,Ide I ... , By r~n .

Ira t thous:tnds or It'aW .nd PU!f1l .r enra II) Ibl I,. on t • rails .. II the,. had uddenly bttn d.,.uled.

Th. Tok,-o S aUon. "htle mor . th.n half I mJllJon com­mu I!n , . ol! .,·r-ryda • had I"-ned tomple' .!y inlo • , a.t

Gerontology-l..ootl.autd 'rom ' roo. rl ,e

AI . , "empted 10 .ontact the ',tion,1 J ACL om.., I ..... more

Inform.Uon the Gtronlo­I Project. II " .. DOl U1'.

hI lIIareb 14 In!, aU IWO mooUu 01 requ 'Inl lor more In/anna on • n dam IlIlII: ,,~th JACL , ',!lor.aI .uf'( thaI rtp:-t'scnllU 'e Irom Klmochl .·.d !he r..lJ\ BIIJ' Japanr (oc '\ c\loo IInall' mel "th !hI dlrettor of Ihe p rtlm.

The lollowlllK points are tho b (or publican,. pr ,I­" our COncrnu lIlld d pl.u­

u, with th. Gerontol Pro-". o\traJl d. cl"pm.",1 and

the Ictlom 01 ,·.liona! JACL ol&!r

1-. ·.Uon.al IACL .t.JJf hoi. ... d ,. n •. f. of tommunl17 orran -

• tloru: tt , . oc1".J. Jlpat'fI'1 f> Co \.InU. f'rvkf"1. Plont .. r Pro ­

H:U in ,. .z pro 1 and J.'ub~ lc All"·f' II pot ,. .,,! 1 fidd pl a H~l"'nh Wlthout prlOr ron.::~n'

t t1 ' Of,anJutJoru .~ -UtJnt t.an I ,. p.~t or .' • .\OM) JA· CL .~ mU' ,. dlt'.&' bteau '" it 1m .. pI f. I; t"OO~ullon w t t h tl­communU,. IfOU whleb I:S not th p ra~ W,. I'hIUt"nl'" thf' lU· Itl ac • t '''eo procf' ~ to I~ln f't'e11 DlUty. 1~ " ill,. r rommunl· t, It'OU \urf' rwl ~n.Ju1te-d PM­C! - to t e .tbmlnton of tf1e pro­po I n \f' r·"n ~n .. r .. n~M)n· .ab: t I\' .to .n.,.r It t. kno1l:-:rdae of l ,. ,.Int .".,.(1 !-. ·.flon. l JACL It,arr cltt'd lhf'

probl ' hu and n~d.J or !t .. f' t· dc:rl' I Ie ! .In _:-noUon ... t.s.~u," tn It ,. J.pa.a t ,. communi . to JUI ­'1y I t t .. or.., for eolr p 'cram Wt ca.nn!ll ·,~"d"'n" t ,. .elloN on t ,f' part ot .. ,. • -auona' J A· CL tiff to f' X])I, It Ih f' ldnly 111 -."1 .(JU t- and 1"'" L~ ... d hI' com­mUDlty by mak1nc U 'DPur that . ·, lonal J ACL hu: be f' 1l aett\ ~ ·

~ f' W~{:~~I~ ti ~~~~aW:n:I~:.~C't. AI ('Ontlnurd to ~ mph.,tlt> tha!

t h ~ C t>rontoloK:\ ProJt'('t· ~ ,",ur·

~1~ ~ lto~~~ .. t~lg;I~~~ ~ .:'~~ ~,~; fHl t.hl_ t.; 'nC'On~ t .:n t with "S'.~ Hon. 1 JACL·.! m tl:1i eommltn,ent

Ing "l\1 a~' be H' ~ timl' .snmt­a n ~ laId ,orne 01 th_ (,\'oungl people \\' h 0 dadn't ."perience camp liCe th. I It wasn't aU hard hlp. tear.;. and ~\V e-a t."

' ~mil ~ Il t U'

Yoshinal!R co n hnut;'~ Ma\­be the younger generation shollid gi ve Ihe oldste"" ome credit COl' h.,'lng the 10"SI~hl 10> selecl I h. right path 10 lak. in order to bring aboul a quick a nd ol'derly relurn In normalcJ'. l l' ~ easier to yell o\'er pain than to. mile at'il:'

Oh brolher! I pict\ll'" • ben· evolenUy " oiling Uncle Sam patting a ti~~i ex ... internCf' on the head and sayin:: . 10 1 0\\ U'lat wasn't ~o bad \Va~ It'' G6 back home. keep )'our M 5e clean. and e ver y t hln ~ will be back to nonnal in no hme."

To ' et the record straighl . I don ' t believe the " oldster~" should Ix- criticized for their actions or lack o( acU"" dur­ing the World War II incaI" c~ra ti on , but 1 al!'o belie\·e it is wrong 10 - in 1973 - lake a head· in-Ihe-sand altitude about the whole issue.

T he M ain J1 0 ill t

This b i ( about >miling at pain instead ot yelling is a laugh ( I mean a smile). ~ I ar ­

tyrdom is foolish, and maso­chism is sickness.

Also. it l'eally doesn' t mal­ter whether the internees hAd a good lime in camp or whe­ther UH!Y received an ectuca­lion or wh eUler they cxpen­enelld hardship. The poinl b they were deprh 1ed ot their cons ti tutional r ights to Ih'c their U\'cs 1\5 the-.\" cho..'ie

When a thiM ~t(>a l ~ fI man ', \Va ll et~ he's caught anct pun­Ished. No on. ask if the ,·ic· titn enJoylld the experience.

!.all"n will! r",b'Jdy In ,lChL J ''/3 Jtkp.;a , -:.81 ,.mpty mu .. 5eHm It 6 o·clr".c·k In lh,. mt)rn­Ins

ThuI' WNf'i only., Inclu," of lJl"fJple v:ht., ct)Uld nf)t JlU;kf' II tl) th~lr Mflr Th. major­lIy who hAd r"';/UI,'d "Ium­Ing hom(' tt.". d.1Y rn--tr..r ,. fr •• Irlh , had cr, II)' pul Ih'm­Ilv up In n~rb y hf)tel! (m

th ,. cmnp Iny', ac<'QUnt a n t1 om,. l'v~nh·pt in th,.tr of­

ne,..) Or tuc l(,rJc·lIl

I.nnull,

TlIt: JUJ'an(" t! Knen hllw t,., ge t long \,. h t II lim'!, .,rp hard . Wllh Ihelr Iypl .... prP CI!U' planoin •. thl- c("Jmpani had borrow"" blank~ l!, h . ~ lI, pUJfJw. and trUtttTf: II a ' ... ,....)t

.head ~f th" Irlk... ·' .. ilh "'Drm to o d to bt' ~r 'IJ ic,.d

from th,. n"lghborjnl rettau­ran .

Tt. lInk couldn I .". a nv ,.xcu.: (l InT no cmnina: t/)

" ark. They h~d 10 work. Tht JlI' w . peep IIlIo th. In­grnui ly 01 th. Jap.' .... and .1 dlY.'lo.«'S why Ih",r Prf, ­duc w lt v dOH not drop ,..\ ~n when I he country' lolal Iro ll! p<JrUlUon II para l )7~ . It

em, thaI ab on"'.I.m .impl,. ju ! d nol nat ,n Japan.

l'rually. l\ takt!< 20 minuI" ' 10 ed to mv Mllee by ra r bul today H Wal th. Ilnu I " my ... du",n .. · II loc,k 3 lull houn crawlina alonll th. road ' And I It!! hom. al ,;x 11I

t ,. mrJmlng bu don 't torget I w. obliged 10 get up .al ­Ilor 10 manal~ IL

The ~oc!.Ust and Commu· n. I partlH n1sed he'l al tack· lIlJ: th~ Go\emmen In t h e Par'J"menl t<ld""vor'.ng 10 pin down the respoll!lbhts 01 thu whole ml'SS on 10 Ib~ Go -rmmen1 HO'. ... ·t-\f'r. ] we df"l ­ed II SInk.,. would .,., • pe,mllled I J apan I" .r di d lurn .ooaU Yes · ZE: ·u· TO 4 2 ; ~ "II Ix- an unto, ' eillbic day'

- -----

JACL Hq. inv ites

input f,om commun it y

. ..: ' F'RA, 'CI CO - In ack­nowledl!lT1enl o( I h e EBAJ­Kimnchi. Inc.. statemenl re­Rardjn~ Ihe A<ian Ceronlolo­~. Projecl pubH<hlld in th ~

Nis ~ i P f ~ S$, .. ~ati on a l J ACL Headquarters ISSUed the fol­lowing statement dated ~tay

I '

' In rC(' () ~mtion of h e neeod tor broadly ba~ed cC'mmunity in,·nh'ement and partiClPA ­tion, Natinnal JACL tat( acknnwleds:es tha t w ~ did not ('on ~ ull with oomtnunity grnup of.l:snir.ations prior to the sub­mi ~ si o n of n r ecen t geronto­logy proposal to the Depart­ment of Health. Education and \\'elfnre. In part, because we did not seek the ad"lce and counsel ot communib' groups prior to the submjggiOI\ of the proposal . nurunder­slandangs nboUI I h e projeet have- n r l ~e n with certain com­munit.v groupS Rnd individ­unls. Exprcc:c:ions ot concern 0\ er the- purposc~ ot the Pl'O­

Ject ha\"c come from commu ­nity group organizations that have pln.yNt an important role In de"eloptng projecls 10 ~E'lTe lOCR1 com m unitje~ at a time when there- w as li t lle r once-rn fo r Japanese Amer­lean needs.

uln order to clarity these Rrca~ of :nisundcl'standing and ~ ' eccl\ ' e Important community lOPUt (01" the proposed geron­tnlo~y project , w(' wO\l ld l1kp 10 ext end an inntahon Lo aU eommunily group, 10 meet WIth us."

BOOK REVIEW: Allan Boekman

Aloha from Hawaii Artful Blend of Fact and Innuendo by Rlchlrd Olml

'til WAR I, ORn /i 0 1" W HIII NO'l'ON ( ..... 1. 01 r.arl mmllllllllunmmnlilltlilltilmllmllllllllinJUllIIlII"VllnlllllllllllllllllllnlmnlttlltUUUIIIWIUIUIIIIIIWIWUI. Rorbor)I An 1,,1.,vln .. wUII C'ol , ( ·lIrli. /).U , 11, Al1lh''''1 .1,

Jul~' 20 whir II) Ilia III "n ~ '-' I HUrlor, hrlIlMIr,,· " IIIIU."110" ~, "II nlll11 101, 4" I'll ., II. or Rll WOII" 11 \\ It< In Ihft work [C)lCO In 1070, up [rom 3ft I' ~r ron l In to OO nnd 30 por c ~ ll l lu 1950.

Honolulu MaJor Shunlrhl KImura 01

the 1.land ot HaWAII a.kcd Freslelcnt Nixon 10 declal" tho Island a di.a, lor arOR and sur­veys ot Ih. wl'('rkag~ loft by the ""rll 26 • • r lhQuako . Ihe oh'On~rst In ~2 yeurs, Aclm~ Go,', Geor~~ riyoshl, tOlll'ln~ the hard •• 1 hit a«'AS, ,aid h. w ~ , amAl.d al th. exl nl of the damlll! •. Sen. Danld Ino­u,ve (D-Hawatl) nnd Rep, Pat,y Mink (D-H.wRil) ftew to Ih .. 1.IAnd. for A firsthRnd VlfW. Current C'$timntc~ plAce d ama~. RI $3 n,ilIlon.

Offirer. ot Ih. o n ~rt .. 01 Ih. H ~ w .lI. n P co ~l . I't'poli lhat a bill 10 provide Jand and monr)' rcp...-allons fnr Ihe HawaIIan p pIe could be-­come R po.<slbUlty It all naU,'e Hawaiian. unite to support ouch legtslaUon, John A~ard

and I.~al Rd"I •• r Alvin Shim .. Id thai the conl!r~ ... hR. held ~rver81 ~('s.sions with Hawaii's ('(IngresslonRI dclc~ation to discuss a pos.lble «,paraUon. bill. Shim M!d any money trom the t"<1eral government or peneralcd from land. here would nol ~o 10 indh'iduRI HawaURno Instead . the cash would be directed Inlo pcc!fic educational, .oclal or econom­Ie programs 10 h~p Ihe Ha­waIIan people as a whole.

Farm price. ot •• llIe and hogs wore Rt .ecord hl~hs in HawaII In larch, The HawAU Crop 6: Livestock R.porUn~

Service said feedlol s\<>Or and heiter prices averaged 68 cenu per pound . ThIs was 3,5 cents hlRher than Feb. and 11.7 cents h~her than lIIar" 1972, Prices Cor range sleers and heifers a,'eraged 52 .ents per pound. up 5,8 cenU. while cow prices were up 6 cents to 41.5 cenls,

Hawaii leads the naUon In e number of working '~om­

en, according to " report by Firsl Hawallan Bank As of 1970. 49 per cent ot Island womM either were working or .eekln!! jobs, up from 42 per cent In 1960 and 35 per cent In 1950. In the U,S. U • whole, just ov.r 41 per cent

Sakura

Script

B,. JIM HENRY

More 3'onnr: people In Japan than ever are runnin!! away from home, "Underlylnl! this t.. the pressure ot the moth .... who expects more than child Is really capable of do­ing," said an aMislant Inspoo­tor. :tothers known as "mama monsters" are conspiCUOUS in

'The Runaways'

bout 800 clvlllnn Ane! mlll­tAr)' rmploYN's LURluRtal Am ­munltill" 'riollnl hnv. hrcn notiOcel thAI tho basr wil l ho r l o~ed on .Iuuo 30, IOH. ~' h l. Is pArt 01 Ih. D.pl. 01 Dr r('n~('t... p ro ~ r n III tn M\'a ~ I billion a yeAr, Som. 240 job, will bo olhnlMtrel n addllionol III omplo),ees wHl hRve their Joh, II'Rns[orr .. <I 10 Concord, Cnllf. Snmr wHl b. h'lln5[rrrro to Cl'nuC', Ind., or to SeRI B~. h, C.1lI

Namel In tho Now.

Jrl. II. b.lltd out and Wft3

cAl,l moel.

Sporh Scono

hv"hnt'~ ri l:J~ ~ I ~~t , l ~f ~ ~'~[ f! 1c~~ ~ tinlv, of HnwAIl ""lnhowl, tn·ft, AI'r 17 It H Shnet r HllldlulIl Rut Ih ... ",,,n wit" n81"fbi ml'l1l1nn tn I h l. litlmlft "'" U II ', "lI tV

I t!' ndr. U\to at"IUlh f'l 'W liMn IUlC', who hf'ld top"lIInkf'd SC' tnt _Ix Inn In,. hOfnr. tlrtn. At thn f'lld of .Il( Innlnl" th ll; "COIf" W". U.wall 4, SC 3- wllh MN\dl'\ hl"olh" thl'l "t:I""h", Mfll\dr, who f'l11I1l' In hl'('nllu\ " I.W)'N. III nnlv :\ C,.,.t ~ tn hl"'llhl IInft t2lt ~\ll\d' In w.llhl " WI'I 1\111\ dlttn ' t

nr~ ' :. : ~ .~tJ'IU~ t I~'nl~~" ~:!' t.~~: rfllk.ml.

L i n d 1\ Ogo",o. McKinley Education HI~h School .~nlor who I. deRt. Itr('('trd VI.lnAm Wor "ctcrAn. Apr. 1ft n< tho)' look­ed ror work at th~ Job FAir helel Rt Ihe Honolulu Inl.r­naUonal Conlcl', 1111 .. , OgAwa i! R rCCcllt ",lnl\pr 0' the ,ov .. rornor's CommtUC"C on Em .. ploymcnl nl Ihe HnndltRPl'<'d (!SIICRY C'Ontc~t.

,." ~ttl\··nRf'l W'nmtn hllvl'I bflt'n nomln"tf'ft tnr ,"fOcit'f". !)nploy,.. ('Ir tht" y,.A" honor Th.y .. r. FAith R Aht, Ma\' 1., Au. ToU. Chan,: D .. Unn. ("Iau ,l nufrcnf". JilinI!' ,f'ukan, Ethflt K FUN"III Martin Gllktnftn. Rub~' A dll ... milln. Lnl, C CIIIIY, AlIcl" n InC' .. uye. J(I W t.aurlann, Norma J La\'lndt!'r, Purl Y. \.ukf', lrtn P P Pend1t-tnn. Ll1l1ln L Rtt-f", Shbut N S.lkt 'EIII. 1'1 ~m\lh,

t,"nrollnlftlt Itt th. Unl" . of 1Ia .. wall', .u (t ualfl c1 h'hlnn m'Y th'C· .....

~~I:~~Ay :\~~IWls"'S;ir~~~~~~~,~~ f:n;~ d~nt ... hul thfl- df'c lln. I. fllfl)f'Ctf'ti In b. If-,. than In M"lntand rrlld lilt. M'hnol tnrolhHf'nt 'n Ihe s:r"dultt'" c11\'Jlln n prohllhlv will he 100 tn !!(W\ "Iud,."t . Inwer Uun It wu In tA12 La" fIn . aMlit

~~t~('r If'~;'f ~~~~: • )r~~~'t .t r·f'~: Ittf'n! . 18 nr 11 fI"r (f'nt fn~11{n IIhld~ntJt . IIInd thA rf'lIt \\ fOre lrom thf\ M'lnlltnd.

r u UII~~:~~ir:u~' f~~"~h:r'~~~1 It-It" \(Oar. bv th,. W .. atf"ll'l Alilan nf Schon1 lind Colin.. TIlf' IC'hN"l ,pl'IlI"rt 1M IIrt'rtdltlllnn

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Co-author of "How 10 no Your Own Dlvor In Cali­forniA/I l\ t tor n f'> Y ~ 1yron 1I\0$kovlL'. Rolph Womer and ChRrlc$ ShormRn. hA,'e puh-11 hed CALlFORNI TEN­A TS' HA, DBOOK ( 010 Pre .• B4'rkolty, ~ 195), which \'Ill bf! u.rlul tn many J apI­ne.. Amr>rlcan lonanl.! Toni L;mn. Thai'll. I.",al w rk .. r at Ih" Allmeda County Lea-I

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da\1llhter ot Ih. Edward n-u- An accounl 01 m. rlclJUl bcls ot Kanl'Ohe. won tho lito ot varlou. b ek~ ~undl at HawaII-USA UUe In a conu.t work and play. bulin. " poll­held prll 14 al McKInley 110.'. church, ueatlon and the HIm Scbool. Sh. will I't'prl'- pror ... lonl II eleunUy p,..,­ent HawaII al Ih. MI", SA .enu,d In TRE ... IS 1 A

Conlcsl!n ·r ... • York lay 19 THIRSTY LAND. A History . Dennis )redlnl, a 26- 'r r- 01 th" Turlock (CallI) Realon, old (Rrp<'nu.r. "'01 named Ir. (Turlock C.nu.nnlal Founda­Hawail-Pacitlc at th. phy- \Ion) tdlled by Helen Hollen­~Ique sho\\,o the lame night al thal and John E. Caswell. McKlnI.y ~edtna livt! . t II Hohtnthal. who laullhl 1040 S, KIng St. hl.lery AI Turlock HI h 1M

MUetl '11111 .. ,17, ha. bHn 40 )'can. hid Esth • orla named 1111'. AlohR HawaII de""rlbfo the Jlpan.,,, ~Itlt­.nd \\111 take part In th" illS ment.t In th" II.. - the Ha" oil fina15 thll y h. Yomato Colony and Cort"z v. •• narned the Bi~ Island', Colony. Rol. of JACL In the

U A rIl 14 I communlly II allo r JtnIzed. ~~~~rt'h~I/:t Hrlo C\\1c ~u~ The book wu ~ltl fro m dilorium. it.s MIllare I Yt!lchl SaulIl chi HH Honokaa resident.

Pol itical Scene

~IaJor FAnk Faol renew"<1 hIS criUcism of Gov. Jobn BIImI Apr, 14. charging that Burns hu buntlll'<l the .tate'. IIscal prOI!l'8lU. In a speech at Ihe Shcraton-WalJdkl, f'alSl said his own admlnlstraUon baa run the cily "eftlcftnUy enOUlth to hold co.ts dov. n and reduce it.t debt." Fui wd ""vera! naUonal brokera at municipal bonds hove ralud the cily's bond raUn!: from A to AA bccauae the Fasl ad­ministration "held the line on "xpenditure. and bOlTOwtel

Arranging Flowe rs

To a '0 1 fru.l.raUon ot qulckly vllUng fiowt .... Nan­cy Aldrlck lnman ad,1Jes In her TROPICAL FLOWER ARRANGI. G, Tuille: US) on conccnlraUne on to.lll~e . tropical Crults and drlccl ma­lerlala. Sh. orr.1'II pecitle lrealMenta lor par I leu I • r plants, ApP"ndb II poll.,n­O\a pl. ts-AB

Chinese Cooking

Japan wbere a good &cholastlc less than before on the bond record Is a vital passport to a market"

From bac!q:ro ,d 01 fo m lite In China, a tanuly r UlU­unt In Canada, a B S. de"..... In chemlrlry and Y."I'II of u..chlng Chlneu coo It In adull educallon cluse •• Lan­ni~ King Ye. h... c:omplltel LETS'S COOK THE CHINESE WAY (Tutu.: 2;50), IlIvlnll clear !nltrucUora lor pl't'par­Ing truly Chln.s. di.h .... Economy b stressed, basi. concepts are emphw.ed. Sub­olltu~. tor unavailable Incre­dlents are suggesled -AB

g~Tb~obci eVclopment of mod- Congressional Score

ern transportaUon has made Twel !e ,...ajor led era I It easier lor youths to make bealth prOlO'atn5 would be ex­up their minds," the police lend"<1 lor one year under official said, In Tokyo, Into legwaUon recenlly Introduced which railway, pour mUliOM by Rep. park Matsunl", and 01 people every day. hundreds other House members, The of under-age runaways are legislaUve authoriz.aUon lor placed under police protec- most of the pro!(ranu will ex­Uon daily. pire at the end of this fiscal

"Another recent u.ndency Is year, Three ot them have been the Increase of runaway hus- nixed by the Ixon adminls­bands and wives, particularly tTation. Funds lor the Ihree In the 30s and 40s," added the programs were not roqueslcd inspector. "Thl5 has some- by the President In his fiscal thing to do with a change In year 1974 budget.

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.l opKIl wn. hnUArct rlown all tho Allnn .-onllnonl In itA WDr wllh ChInn Arinll,h IHller n[ a •• mnny hucl procll,llnttd tho war In Emallr by .ond!n« hi. h nop. Inln PolAnd , hI, nu ~ l­An Ally, .In "ph Shilln, hurl eollaborntr" by C •• vltIA up Iho cn.lrrn '0<:101' nl tho vic-11m ~Ollnlry, GI'rnl nlilAln had d.el~rerl wnr on iliUM over thl. Clnol nOM •• nl h.tM' h ot heAty; Pres, ~'rr<nklln D, Rona.vell. nC Am.,·lro, w" Rivlnll aronl Rdlnln nll .. -11.lnllc~ Ihorl 01 WAr

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Enclr~lIn« Jopan with an oconomlc noo •• , Roo.cvrll bft­~an 10 It~httn Ih. rnpe. Ry ruttln~ art Japnn r. nm Ih. I'ur hR" 01 nil ond olh.r .trnloRlc motorial.. Roo •• vell hackrd JapRn Inln A cOrn .... where oh. f.""d Ih •• lIorna­tlv. ot n.Uonll I'roalr.Uon or WAr with Ammc. ,

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Throulh InlormoUon hil In-1.1U£~nce allcntl hid IIleant<! rrom Iha .I.pane.., diplOmAtic cod" Roooe .. olt knew. on th. (wrnln. 01 Ok Q. IPH, thAt Japan hid cho •• n ar H. kn w tho Japan IP to be, In his 0\\ n worM, 'fnotorloua for AIUlcldn~ v.lthout '" Irnln ."

HOlIIu hetor~ bomb t.U on Pearl HArbor. th- admlnlnra­(fon kncw the Japan. rn­vov had b.~n Inl cled tl) deh".r I declor Uon of war n Hull 01 I pm. ~~m r

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'I'hollRh 10m. mlRhl rillpult Ihft conclu.lnn, Ih. .vldcn •• nn whkh Ih.y nro 1001ndt<! "0 l'.Artlly (ollnrl In bookl ohnut Ih" P, .. I HRrbor 01-tAcK .nd Ihr I'ncille War Rul A Ilnl.I .. · ,keln nf unlupport­.r! .Ioloononl, ImpliCAtion Anrl Innupndn I. Inl('rlwlned with Iha v"dHAbl. rvld.nep

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Sysu.ms Thai Work - J a­pan h... strict I( u n control laws and en!oTrement of those laws, Theretore. murder rates are remarkably low compared to U.S, cities. Further. Tokyo h a 8 had no heroin addicts I ince 1966 whUe halt of many U,S, clUes crime is related to hard drul( abUDe. Individual respect lhat everybody has for each other In Japanese cities I. likely the main reas­on. Japan &cholars oUer some o ther answers - high em­ploympnt, high literacy and lack ot major problems with minority groups. But perhaps more Importanl are ihe deep­er reason involving Japanese a ttitude. toward violence, so­cial organization and group motivation.

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Young people In Japan pre­fer rustlc and peaceful hot Iprlngs resorts to those with modem recreational facWUes, according to an Environment Agency rurvey. The agency said 79 per cent of those sur­veyed assoclau.d the word "hot spring resort" w! t h a calm and peaoetuJ place sur­rounded by nature. But 66 per cent of the respondents said the word also had an un­desir able connotation of noisy and gaudy place wllh !acili­tI .. 10r IeDliIlal pleasures.

M ilitary N ew.

Air Force Capt. Mel"ln ]lla­Isul. former prisoner of war. lold local new"",,n Apr. 17 he couldn't remember asking lor a halt to bombing over Radlo Hanoi last Dec "I could not remember making It at aUt" he said. Mat.sul, 27. 01 Hllo, was hit by an a!.r-oo-alr mis­sile northeast of Hanoi last

Sumoist Jesse TOKYO - Sumo ranking. for lhe coming summer grand tournamenl, May 13-27, here to u n d Takamlyama (Jesse Kuhaulua of HawaU) demot­ed five ranks trom seklwake to No. 4 maegashira because of his POol' 4-1l record in the previous tournament.

CNAA Newsletter C1-UCAGO-The Chicago NI­sei Athletic Assn., organized by evacuees In the mld-'40s, continues to expand 11$ recre­ational program tor youlh and adulls, More recenlly il pub­lished its flrsl newsletler with Hosen Oshita ... editor.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

To Capitol Life·CeDC JACL Insurees under Group Major Medical

Policy No. 10422 Rece n t ly we ma il ed a Notice and Retention Fund

Form to all c u rrent CCDC JAC L mem bers.

If you were covered during Ihe period-Dece m­be r 1, 1964 to Ju ne 30, 1970 a nd di d not rece ive these forms, please write fo r fu rthe r information

to the :

,

CCDC JACL Ins. Fund

c/o Manage r The Bank o f T6kyo of Ca lifornia 145B Kern St., Fresno, Ca lif . 9 3 706

IZUMI TANIGUCHI Dis t rict Governo r

Please wri le before Jul y 3 1, 1973

, 4$ , PJ

IMPRESS

SOMEONE Your mother. W ife. Big Brother. Boss.

Girl Friend. Neighbor. Bookie.

Maybe Even Your Dent ist.

Just Rent or Lease an ImpreSlive 1973 Car

From

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4 - PACIFIC CITIZEN Fl'lday. May 11 . 1975

Philadelphia co-sponsors concert,

host 70-member orchestra from Japan P H ILADELPHI - A.' parI o ( Ih~ ove\'nll " IT" ampn llfll t o b\.'Cllll.lC mOl'e lJo n\l\l\1nit ~ ·­involved. I h . Phllnde-Iphl. JA L oo-<ponsOl'-'<I wit h Ih ~ P hllad<-lhln Civic enler and W •• hingtol1 ( 0 ,J K o~ u KAI two (n.'( koto C'<"llcer ts pl'C~'­

ented pril I~ by III el1')"\1 -kai K Olo l\1i""Jol1. it Was an­nounced b~' chapler PI' 'Ident Geoge K HIguohl,

Th " IT" ( In\ 'ol\'ed 'l'ogeth­er l campai!O, i, Ihe local chapter 3in"l to work n ot only fol' J A L bUI fol' Ihe whole D dawar VaUey co m munj~'. It also has provided to wOl'k n,ol''' el ... 'e~\' wltl' Ihe n Igh­boring eabrook J ACL and h elp st.rcngthen the Easlern D i Il'ict Cow,cll In le> a more \ ~able. \ ;slble organlznHon,

T he mission group. eslab­lished in Tokyo by coml'Ol'er Toshio Kawamura, WR~ led b~' Keijiro Nunoi. president (\( the Over~cas Re~eRrch 1 nsti­tut •• Tokyo, 11 has hem on a nationwide goo d \\ i 11 t.our, startin~ April 7 in Washing­

ton. D.C" and culm.lnaled April 24 in Honolulu. lop-

o\' el'~ ill ludl: d Dl·)"'tl'. L o s .<\ I\ji(E"l('o,s f\u.d nn F rnnciM'O.

SukurA In ""HUH

Thfo h roSt olw-h \I I' ronc\ 1'1 her e \\' Q :ot held At 11 0011 In PhJlndl"lphin's tnmuus Fnll'­molUlt PArk nt a ~ilt" IH Ar Ihl" , h \l ~ k lll RhoI' 111\(1<·1' bloolll­Ing chen)' II , which h n d been P"C< nled Ie> th C it)' hy the "a p anc~ GovN,uncn t in Ihe 1920's, It WR' i\ beAu tlfll1 .oWng And R ",I rOI Iht Koto 111 1,,1011 !O'ou p I>C<'AII'O these were thr Nr!'.t ch~n~' blo..'lC:()ms U1CY hAd ~N' n !'inc'\' an i vinR rl'Clln J npnn . 1:!\'Nl thC' weRthe.rn"lRn coopt"'rnt<-d b~' pl'O\'idlng the "",·lonllN. Rnd Audience, which lnclud(,(! 0\'\"'1'

t.wo b \1 sload~ of oobn)Ok Chapler members. with a c:looT. warm and Sllnny cloy

T he 70 perlOlmen. m<>.,t1y girl dl s 'ed In beautiful kI­mono accompanied by St \'( I'al male- mcmbc-n: altired In Mon\..<uki and HakAmA. pro­vided a plclltre'qllc <Ight, Program comlsled or Imdl­tiona] J Apan • .' le<:iJon, and a • "'ph en FoH r 11\,'<11 )' .. -peclall)' arranged b)' Ka\\,Q-

- CALENDAR OF JACL EVENTS . \l a~ I! (~alur d a...'f)

Alameda-Chapter bowl1ne toumamtnt , :\te"~ Bowl

Contra C<,sta-f'amUy bowHn, nllht , Albany Bowl

" a~ ' 13 ( unday\ Cle\'t'land· :\lolht1'6' OA~' proaram.

)-""WCA . .2 p .m, '1ay 14 plon,das\

We:s1 Lo AnJi:~lt$-Ge.n dnl' mtl Golden BtlU RI!',!,\.3uranl. (I :SO p.m . Prot DOa\'ld If'a, UCt.A. 3Pkr

P u~ ... 1Jut:J \'all c~· G~n Mll " \ n ( T bunda~ )

W huf' Rl' C!I V.Ue~'-Gndu.tet dnr The O~ ·n.uuu Ff"d~f'IIl

W.,· ':' p.m. Taul WatAnabe. spkr

'\1 a,,· I~ ( alurd~)

-Qtr~ t!: ~loo. New \'ork JACl.. ho! Japan Hou~f': (S.u In •. m

New York-· InsuUauon dru :\1.~-an Restaurant . '7 p.m m

.;:8~~A~:f::- tra1d &11.

~~~~~b~l~~ ~~~tra·.~ub; p.rn-ntra CO"lA-Chapt~r IOU

toumame,..,. Alam~. uth Count

Eden Tb\\'1\shlP--Sen.ior R~.~ mUon potluck dnr. Jap'neu: Comm elr fi p.m.; Pat Sauno, !"Pkr

"ay lP-~(I N COYC-Sprinl RSlJon Sacra­

mento JAV, host; Hol1d.a.v 1nD South fSat J. p.lc:nic (SUn..l

1DC-Q1r1Y •••. !lon, ~lt. O\ympu. JACL hosu.

' lay 20 ( und&~)

PS\\,DC-Qlrly e.won. Sf!Janoco JACL hosts: Sadd.J~b.c:lt tnn. No lk c:ram.~ .nto-Bulth ~YI Coun..,.

l) ;t~e.,n:&:- io~1lni t:·cW,

Topmkll', Counlrl· Hnusl!'. S:JO p.m.

~s~~!~ Community-Mt • .

. , ~. :n ( und ~ ' )

Na") J ACt..--studHlt "td comm mt~, ClnC:lnlUl\.l : Gordon YO$hlkawa'Jj t't'

.lon t' ~ (Sa ' \l r da~ \ an 'l.teo-'~la\ I,. benf!:ftl

MU" ilukn--Gradu.tu dnr, Urn. Rou~f' 1 p.m.: Oa'" V"'llo.Jpkf'

,' unf' 3 ( uDdt.)) \\ ~Il AnlflU-:-.I1 s WLA

QUf'f"n'!'o tfl Sac:ramf'nlo-COmm Plcnl~. Elk

Gro\t!: Par) PSWDC- NI~tt R~ta) a, Frand

PolYlt'C'hnjc BJ ho SUl1 \'.lIf!Y. Junl' t (",aturd .. , 1

A lam~da -·San ... J bu~ e C'uUlon 10 Carmel. 1 •• m ... ttl tI ~

'Wa.shln(lOn. 0 C_-.1.A . 1,1, ba~er. St . Ib.n'. ~"'hOQI 11 •. m ..... 'P.rn.

Puy.llup V.lh'y-GraduatH dru

St~~~f~~ft'Lul'Ut awanb banet-

,fuTl t 1ft ( und'~·l

Sa" Aru. COnln't- 1\,. n Franci co.

C'tnelnnau. I. M-lk.1 pi mit'. Gordon \"osl'llkaw.·. ~!tdenu

"unf'" II ( " nnda:r) W t l..oI An.~le Bd ".t •.

'fahood C'en1u '7:3(t pm. ,hlJ) f'" 14-n

5 Louil-ForfSt Puk ".lr. Japa nese Proverb

Chin ,.." ... oftf'. ua 1ft ro ru,,,,,

nt, DtLJr ath4Utd tdll mohr

a ",,,,,nlelo. - ·'G ..... I oak>

from little ac:orn~ ero"."

m\1l'A, \\ hn WA il ~l " n rnnrlll(l .. ic") l' ' \I nn! WtI "ml'I ' C" .

( ~ nn d (,11\ ' (" " ~r

SI\(JIII .11l )lliIWM rI .1 n ('r

\\ \'1(" lh,\ rCo II1Wci 'I' ll( till

wn Ull 111\\1'; " Il l' (' l'nhlu tl rI thr nowln ot Itll' uftlHtlitlll1y rut \w,'(i Hlul dl'NiM,lh'ci khnnno o( tht' Iw d nr l1wr' n~ IIw y clnnr­<-ti

' I'h (' thr r t' lHl llnll ll l IWl wcll'k In t\unl' hurl 1\ rhlld (10)' ('ltV

l ~ r l 1\ g th is t'V l' nt bulh pl t' t ('H ln lly nt1d ncol1 s1 h'n l1 y 'I'll(' 0 n l\d 11 p .m , l W \ \'H'llIt t ~ hS tlH thn:"(· !<\lntlu l1 ~ Ihu l c,\·t'nlnK n ... ·ll'a ll'ti Ow h,,,\\1tl(\ll slN h t unci ~m lU ct. t'.' IWI'((,IH'('(1 In till

nn r1( Aftl'l" tlll~ l'UIU!l'l't. lilt' 1)('1'

fOr111('t'S Wt'l't dl'i\'('l\ t o t ht .T npmu.\! ' I'(>aho\\'-t, nh .. o tn }o'ntnlloUnl Peak, whrrr. th("y WC'fl of(ldnlly aH'i'lNI hy !I\t

City Rl'pn' '('I\tnth(' Hnrl,\' R. BI\l'lin""'1

Unn\'oidnbJ{I dr' n ,. ~ In h, n~p('lrtinrr.: thl l{1'nup trom No\'lolk. \'11 ,. c.m<1 11<-<1 Ih~

plnmwd visit 10 Im".')ll nth·nrc II AII nnd IIl1' LlI\<'1' I)' n,'11 In ordl·r to Ilt·t burk on f.("Jwd­ult Tlw group hod bi ~ up ,In,'<' 3 111\\, bu I It did nol nrf( t UWlr C','i'(·th',,1 Ill'r(m' mnnec nnd poi. I

Prior tv Ilw COIll'll'l, 1 h t­

Kotn Mt.-!o<ion i£rnup. rl" 01-ficlnl • nnd S(1UblOnK ChnptN board mcmh('1' \\'tOr(" 1l\1t"!'il$

III Q JapAII""I' burr,'1 lunch""" h ... 'IE'd bv U" Phllnd Iphlll ChApler in IIl1' CI\'lc ('<'nle'r' lnh.·mnUoNiI Lounac l,ullrh eoll ehRlrmlln. Rulh Hillllehi. was. Ilbl\' a Ish-d b) Nobu Miyoshl ond KA"'" O~,

The Kolo lItl. Ion JIl'oup mC'mbt..·l":' \\ t,'f liUrpri cd nnd d~lighled to lind An c. ",,1I.nl \'ar ld~ of ,Tnpnnc~r food In eat, prrl1llred nnd e>nlrlbulE'd by members 01 ""Ih Ihl PhI­ladelphiA nnd ~~. bl ook ChRp­tr'r(.

Il wa a ~nuttlul sight 10 <.'1. the Vi.lUlig mU .. IC'la ." ""

P" lally Ih. i1rl.. r. I Ihelr heaping plat or 5U hi, «",1-)'uki, lEUkcmono, salnd, Olnan ...

ju d ., With such I!\ISlO, I was IndN'd n !rlbul \(I tho cooking .bllll), of .11 tht eon­U1bul01 \'ho had ptJ)t mllny hou,., p,.., rlntl! th~ food

..... ,.rnnd (ollrf'rt

Th' on hc>llf aUe"""", con..,..I., held In Ih. Gold Ballroom 01 '.he Ch'le C.ntrr startlnl: at 3:30. KclJlrn nol. on I>rhalt of th • 1')'11

RaJ Kolo ~ Ion oup, p~ nled 10 I h, CI 'Ie rnl f

mu~m • kolo and an , qul­sl, idmOM and obi <'hleh "' ...... RCCl'Pted b,· John PI.".­ron. ~ ·«uti\'. eli lor. Civ­ic Crnt<!%' • W101 allo PI' C"Jlt­eel a laTl; JR""n doU and """'" 'h.d. was .~Ied bkV Berllng~r for \A)or n Riuo 01 Phl'adelphla

Th audlc~ which COMlst­ed 01 man) Philadelphia .nd ~abroo ChApl.. mfm

I CHAPTER PULSE I M ay Events

S.cr.mcnto JACL .lntcl M.y 20 Henlth O.y

~"(OI ' lIlU o uln .'At III dlll ll h ll'

w lll r'PDlI1401' n " Il rolth nnd So"lnl :-';~ ' I' v lr ("" l1ic y" rfll' thr f ' ldl' I'ly N II~('I ti nct 1"11:(,1 " ,,,1 ... flt ' 1111r( nn S\lmln:r, MIIY 201 10 fUll. to 4 )1 .111. nt t1w ~n ol ' I\ "

mrl1 to Cnun t." 1I ~lI lt h Dr ll ll"! nWIlt, 222 1 Stm·khm Rl vd

F i t '\' I1wd lrn l "1 \1('" ,. will h. OIlNNI III th ,· lo ll l}w lll~

01'('1111: ChC'fl t . Nl"IlY, ll ri"( trill hlood l )l" f '~HlIl'(' h lood t4"frl " .. 1('l't Anci clemln' &eff' I'lllnu. .

J;'ff'(' Intot 1l1U1lCHl will br n"ullllblf' on th" (ollowlng IIlllll"1 M.'(llool·'" ME'dI- Chl. Old ARt' Sl'C'l1t 11~' I'roarnm, IrRnl riRhlo, Socllli SI't'll rily bcnt~IlLl, I\ Nlull Community S" l'vlo s. AI... Shlrhl Hrnlth Pilln

All of the nbovf' (' I'ViC'" . will b, dOllr III n rnllllclrn lla l mAm","

Tht' l)l'o\'ff'h'd 91"V1(l1' .I f'

brlnR donntE'd b~' 1""01 IIhy­,I(>IIIUI, lUll ('11, lioeluJ f"'l'v lN' I'ntploy(' 'fI, nI1nUlI'''''1I1 d/-ntillta, \'olm'" 1.'1' Ilt rllnnnri nnd UH' "nnam('nlo C'O\lut~· Pub1lc UN,Bh l>C'J'U1rlml'nt

For .nOr'(' infnnnnlion And (or tmll pOl thUon n I tancr clIlI Brinn M.'IlunQlo. 11:1 1055: ,\11e Tsuklli. 01111-0720 Prrr~ Mn. kl. HI ·21M

Clcveland JACL .et. Mothc r's Day fete

Fntt'rtnlnm nl pl"O'~Rm dl .. l'('('led b~ Yoohiko aRk.r wtll

"" IM tnr.,1 ~ nrln" th. OJ.".­IUlld ,f ( 11J M nt h~I' " J)"y d ln~

lle I thl,. Hllltrtn.\·. Mil"" la, 2 P,IlI ,. III \Ill' vwc ·A. a~ol 1t.IH' Jld t\Vf".

'I'll It KunlmOl o, fW ~I1I01 (1ttl "111' Il1'fIUI'IIIll c.'hull mun , will

I", In rhll I'K(', Dinn", wi ll b" fll lllily polh"'k aly lr whll, ' Ihr c'u lu\ 1.'11 nn(1 rt' frf'lfhnwnlJil m·f\ lHlI"", provl(lrd by lh,' f'lu~llt~ 'l' UllcI flfl l'v ic'''' by Ihfl C li 'vnluncl ,' AVft, '

Eden Town'hlp to honor graduate, and ",el aged

'l'h r Ih Ht nll l1l1l1 l Hf· ,dOJ 1tf'C'0M l1it Ion Pntlur k dInner ~ lI f1olC 'd by thf' .' dell Tow n · • Ih. ,'A C·" and JA Vo nnd w ill b~ Iw ld on S Alurdll Y, Mny 10. olnl' lllllI lIl 11 p ,m

Appr ox lmnt.l y 4 ~ . I'~.

Rrlldu nllng hlRh ochool " .'nlor. lind thrl r pnl"t'nlll ""f' bt'lnll Invllc·d,

SI",nkrr lor III "v" nlnl! will br 1111 r olrlcl. Nllknno, rl'rt'n ll v nl, poln lc d In Iho Nn­lIo",.1 .IAC'I, 111 1'1 A. A""I",A nt 011'1'<101' or ProRrn m Of'volop­mNtt

II I R h II /I h I wJll ~ Ih. nWllrdlnR of Ih. 10111' $100 "holllrlhlp, trom the Ch.p­

tf'!' J\rhh'\,('mi"'n t pro fl r h m The ~:dl'n J A VI will pro pnt An nddltlol1nl nWIII·d. ntoV,

Arlhur Tlun!'llhl will ~ ('hohmnn,

Mrml"'r. will hr conlllCled by lolrrhon. lin whol dell­('~("II' tn brill

Wh ite Rlvc. Vall ey gradu. te. to be cited

Ma rulama CO. Inc. f h h wk. MIf'H,factuI. '

lot . "" ,Iu

Bequesls for JACL Endowmenl Fund 10 Preserve Gains Persons of Japanese ancestry have made notable contributIons

t o Amenca through many years of struggle and sacrifICe, espe­

c ially the IsseI, who have been the innocent victims of preludice

and mIsunde rstanding, and who only recently have been granted

the privilege of Un.ted States c,tiz.ensh,p.

Through our efforts together dUflng the postwar years under t he name of the Japanese American Citizens League, legal d,s­crimination agaInst persons of Japanese ancestry have been e liminated. Our contributions and loyalty to Amenca have been recognized and today we enjoy good acceptance as a result.

TO PRESERVE OUR GAINS ..

The gains we have made must be preserved, Japanese Amer­ican must continue to enrich the culture of Amenca out of our nch hefltage, and younger persons of Japanese ancestry must mamtain the record of good c,tizensh,p established by the Isse. a nd the Nisei ,

JACL ENDOWMENT FUND .•.

An " endowment fund" is a fund where the oflgmal contribu­t ions are prudently mvested and only the annual interest is used.

The Endowment Fund of the Japanese American Citizens League IS placed with the Bank of America , Contnbutions to the Endowment Fund are therefore permanent Only m an extreme emergency which endangers the welfare of persons of Japanese ancestry w,1I the amount in Trust be used , The annual Interest

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A y 0) tJ 1m I: Ntl: {! i' ~ t'f f.i1 ii' 1?l -t ~ J: v ; -C t ~ i!f< ~ 'if lE'. ~ $ ;It.

1m ~ ;/J' -t ~ '/J' 1;. I? L. •

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from the Endowment Fund WIll help to c.lrry on the wor of th Japanese Ameflcan Cltlzen5 League I preservt' the gllns penons of Japanese anceslry have made In "fica, to prolect their wel­fllte, and to encourage Iheir d~elopmen

The JACL Endowment Fund Will a hVlng memOrial to the faIth of the donors In Japanese Amem:.ns and their fuhJre con· tnbutlons to AmerICan lite

Donallons to tht' Endowment Fund a re tax deduct Ible

CONSULT YOUR A TIORNEY

Your attorney should be consulted to make ruitable prc:Nislons in any Will or Trust to carry out your Ish~ The Japan6C Amer­Ican C,t,zens League will gladly give addit.onal information about ItS program and endowment Fund to your attorney upon request

FORM OF REQUEST

I gIve deVise and bequeath to the Ja panese Amertcan Citizens League, a Calilomia non.profit corporation, the sum of __ . __ _ dollars to be placed In Its NatIonal Endowment Trusl Fund" (You may also deslfe to leave your g.ft for other us~ ot the Japanese American CItIzens League, such as for the us~ of scholarships, or to be used for such purposes as the responsible officers of the Japanese American C,tizens League may deem for the best interest of persons of Japanese ancestry residing In the United States,

JA PAN ESE AMER ICAN CI TIZEN S LEAG UE

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In'' ' Iff' l ~v l ' nJ"u r n-dwlt'm"n,

Strcot wldonlng topic

of Walt L.A. meotlng

Prot JJl l vld St" I! of U(' (.IA'. tichnol of hl'('hll('(' lw·n IItHI ur .. b Ull Illunn ln", wl1J " J)I'"k (m 1111' l'onll'hvf 'ry OVN tJlf1 m'o­PUtw' rJ wlt lf'llllw hI Hll w t,(,)J,. fll Vl I. II I Ih.· Wr.t 1,0. AII K.I .. .f,,(,I. I( I' n f ' J' n 1 m" m lJrnhlp d hllH'r mf'f'tlnJl Mtmd ll"· M IIV 14, IJ;:W P,IT1., ut (; f) I c1r:~ Hll il H" Klaul'unl .

P'llI l SlItJU, dllllltlllJl1 o f lhft COInml1fN' le, !invt- SIIWU,JI,. will (j i lio JI' JXJJ"t I

T,IY KllnrRol (H20·11aa) I.

handllnr rHf'rV.t1l)f\" . . . June Events

Schol.nhlp-g,.du.t. dinn_, by cr ... land .et

('Il1M' I" 40 high Ichool and

collr/l" W·Adu!l ll>. t)( 1"".1 .TI­pnn" ft ,· Am('rlclln rnmlll ... will ",. h(mo,.",1 by \h. Oh",e1and JA( 'I, fl l Ilfl "nnuol tcholar­. hlp db'" .... on Rawrd.y Jun. 2a, 0 p ,rn " (,t A. tm hur{ R/:.I­IlIImll1l In Bfdr",d

Tlck"l, 'If' ,4 , ~(J odull .a,no ror chlld"n And may h:' Jf'M"rvt-d with tlf'u' UrltT J()hn ShlmClbukurQ, 2000 Ma rd. Dr •• ? urma, Ohio. All crrndualH wJli "" 1(IJMlt., It wu polnW fnJl.

ANN'S CAFE

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Good &rvl ...

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JUDO.KARATE STUDIOS Dn\'l' COrJIOn 7th Drllrl'<' Slnek a.1I Tal Karat.e BtudlQl

F"nlllrln/( EApcrt 1".lruc\lon In Kar. tJ> -Jlu Jli.tu, Kung- f'u •• Tudo Klok 8<Jxln. - K. ndo

Chlldr.'n'. Con8dl'llor Cia ~.

11 0 1\ . 6Jdll1o, ovlna. oll f. 332- '115

BUDGET RENT A CAR RO'nl f 1",1 CI. Car .1 Budg ~ t PrIce.

G. n ... 1 MOIOri & Oth~r Fine Car. FrH' Pick ,Up and D<> lIv ~ ry

405 . (liru. v • . , Pa .drna. our. 44'-02%1

405 k . (,llrlUl Av. ,. Covina. a li I. 968-76«

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MRS. FRIDAY'S Gourmet Breaded Shrimps

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HOUSING NEEDS Self help housing for farm workers

OF NEW YORK'S explained by Sac'lo Nisei recruiter

Frid AY, l ny 11 l !17:l PACIPIC CITIZEN- S

JARP plans Issei pictorial

BU FFY OF THE OlARKS Presllmablv there al'e easIer I"II'S to rcnch the Lake of the Ozarks in cen trnl MI souri, ' Ullt my rOllte led by \\'ay of th I LOllI Rlrport There I lrnnsfcrred from an ordinnry, \!I' ry day jet airliner to a liItle commuter line ~ 'a ll('d 1 rans·

. ~ILouri . lis aircrnfl \\':\ :\ inltlc·cngll\e Cessna \11th room enough for t he pilot and rive po ongers \I edged II~htly into the fuselage. The man in the leather jnck L II ho took the ti kct aLo stoll'e(\ the bag!!age pillS a fe\l parcels of freight , 10 ed Ihe (\oors ntHI then pro· cee(\ed to Cly the plane lo\\' and low 0 \ ('1' Ihe flood · ing 'Ii '~Ollri Rh'e ... Oestmalion. n l'onferrllcc at thc han(\ ollie Lodge of the FOllr 'easons on 1I0rseshoe Bend at Lake Ozark.

There, holding forth tJlg a~ !tIc in the lubby \\'us SuH\' ~llIral, billed a' the re idcnt artist. When \Ie both'got oyer the .urpri.e of eeing eadl other, \hll'3i explained he had been hired to design nn expansive .Japancse gar(\en on the Lodge grounds, hnd liked Ihe place .0 well Ihal he had stayed Lo .1Ipcr"ise main· tenance of lIle grounds, paint piclllre~ in hi 'par time :m(\ gi\'e Ie on and lecture on Japanese sllmi· Thl' la l time I had seen him wn back. tage III 1\e\\ York where his then wife 11'3 playing in " \ laionly of One." 'ick or Lhe ru hand hu lie and glime of the big clly ~[urai profe . eel to hal e fOllnd the pearc he love durillg more than a decade al the Lodge.

~lul'ai i~ a bitt he pint. Born in an ~'rallcl sco. he II a taken to Japnn a a young I r and educated Ihere. He returned 10 the . ju t before I he war. lIorKe(\ a a et designer for everal Hollywood productions, knocked aroun(\ much of lhe outh nnd En.t bl'forc fin(\ing a home in the Ozarks It's getting ~o it·. hnrd to "0 anywhere WIthout running acro s a 'I CI or

ansei

PLAY BALL- R}an Kuro.aki I. pltchlllg and in the boltom of tbe 'evenlb and last inning Dale I\anll' ba\'ashi i Ihe ftrst balter to face him. Kamiha\'a.lll lashe a ingle to lefl. Kuro. aki ·co\\,l·. Iben oilcen, lra es on the next batler. Kuro aki pitche and the balter hit a line dril e ju t to the righl of :econd ba e. It look. like a ure ba. e hit. hut econd b~ eman Denni hibata make a ensational diving catch and riIle the ball to fir t to calch Kamiba\'a hi for a double play, '

Doe this. ound like a ansei sandlot ball game? ·es. but this wa the cenario at a recent league game

In 1he Big Eight thletic Conference. Kamibay3.5hi IS the tar lefWelder [or lhe U/U\'ersity of Colorado, Kuro aki and hibala play for Ihe University of ,'c­bra ka, • 'ebra ka won the game 2 to I and hibaLa" fielding gem a urad KW'osaki of hi fourth pitchlllg victory

FAREWELL TO MANLANAR Tpe pubh llln firm of Houghlon ~lifflin and the an Franci co Book Co. have jusl announced Ihat a fir·t person narrali\'e titled "Farewell to ~Ianzallar" will be published thlS fall. The co-authors are Jeanne Wakatsllki 1I0u ton

- Mtd her husband, Jame D, Houston. author of three novels, a collection of bort storie and two non·fiction works. The publicity relea e ay the book tells about Ihe experiences of Jeanne \\'aka uki and her family during World War IT. The younge. t of ten children. she was 7 years old when Ihe (amily II as e\'3cllated [rom ouLhern California 0 ~lanzanar he mel Hous· ton while they were students at an Jose lale . They lll'e with their three children in anta Cruz where Houston teaches at the University of CaIi[ornia

Word oul of • 'ew York had been Ihat many pub­lishers felt books about Japanese Americans had satur· ated the market, but obviously they are still interested in good lories well told. Nisei and ansel wnters, lake hearl.

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iko .\1Jr, and Prol. 0\ uml , prt'ocnl('(i to Ol., Com­mltlet' ot mct'tinll, I •• dln« all concen1rd to II l\."t" that n" Immedl.t., st'arch tor hou­ln~ (oclh\( 'hould be undor­',ken, bj , 10 Ol~ approvol Rna n n I cap.bUlIl A 01 lIJ. 0 I' m llons hl\'ol ('(I.

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Ot OlO$(! who t ~ponded 10 the qucsu us, In ov("n\·b~Jm· Inl: mllJorilY mdiealrd need tor programs lor Ihe • Idf"'h, " nt"f'd lor • communIty «n­t{'r. and a prt'ftJ t'nCt' tor an apartmtnl buHdin or almllar bOllolng UTlUIgC!tl t

0" Ihe bllSls 01 Ih '" and n'~er !lndlnp ot Oll II t ruth urve)' "'er cooducted

th~o~ J~~n~~I~e ::,~ to (omn Ihe (allow"," & II\C commlilct'

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PreSl!Jl1 ,11 Ihe Ad Roc Com­"liltee meellng WPI f' ...,pr.

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OF THE SCHOOL YEAR ,

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(,lAC!.,'" whu IUUH·d till' Nhtcl tnnn. durhlJ,l tht.' I' l'j'n t Td-OI.lr\c1 lI!<'<'tlna I"" ",I bs IIOl1)t" J\U-hlln hmudnte '110 In Pnrlle,' I',d , I hS~lf-hl·tp houlill1R rn .. &m

peoollir worltll1Jl loW-dhcl' to help l'nrh olh'" build Iholr homt"." l\U"!I Tnmnkl ~. plnln • d "ReliC I thrno wlOl I...,hnlcnl holl' rrom Ih, rOI mallon of hOUlIlllR RI"OUJ1~ un ..

til hlHl11 lilt" filii lied Rml (\\'lII1I1Uc',,"

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itCH to bl' ",old to IIPvUcnnll (111 n lIunllroUI hnll

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M ••. MI<'hl A.I<wco, NI~I II 1"01, nit", cond 'l'oyo Mlyulllk. , "I'on 01 Ihr 1 ... 1 phDt.oaroph­"IA lodny who Ofr In chnrg~ fll pI "\'"1 InK Ih. plct.orlnl •• Id Ih. n bum will nllrmpl 10 how nIHI to pr("lel \.~ In I

Ihnlv'd wny whol Ih~ I I 0" lI,r U.S. mnlnlond, lI11w.1I '''Id Alo.kA w". Ilk. In Ihrlr ,oulh, mlddl,-ullr .nd old­,Iar

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All 10 ol.<'db I will b. ,,'Ium ,d \I 'Nluoll.<'d; I)therwlal!, Ih. mn lerlol will b. d'pr .. ll.<'d with Ihe ,lAtH' ( ~oll."tlon HI Ih. UC'l.A J.lb ... ry. Me .... ".1 for Ih. 1 •• 11 Plo" .. r Alhum .Iwuld hp It'n I 10 :

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Inlollnal\on with •• ch ph". I"~ .. nph, In .ddlUon II) Ih. flam,., nddr p ,., ,,.If'phr)nf' ot Ih,. o\','n~r •• hr,uJd:

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3 -Addltlon.1 dalo re,ard­Inlt plclult -----New JAl head

'f h. pltvJrI.1 .Ibum 1"-:."

tor rHpllcm* HII(J PI"} 1c11 1'11('(1 (',jllln" htk'nUrm If) .;u11

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Y~rm. will be ,lIal.lI.uu'd t" th,. d'utptt.,. . Th,.j' mil}' tJ" ~bUJln.d Alw Imm MrI Au­w. t>r N.II~ns" ,IACt. Hend · 'lUlJrtJIor., J 1}34 P(lrl St., 59n t ·r.nct.co 0111h.

Evacuee teacher

bill progresses

Bay Area United Way gives $54,000

10 San Francisco Nihonmachi groups

<llpplnu by nlld .bou! I .1 from n1d nf pnptr., moaa ... In" book Irllt,.... dlorle. nd ~ Ihrr nrchl ,I mnU'rl.1

lJu SOl 1>1",.rd

'B,.to ~ tno m \n hi torle:· II In",r Inll phot.o~r.ph.

ncl othrr malt-riot nrr. ml.­pl",ed or dr IJ oyrd betau ' 01 movlnlC <lr nr rI lor mor~ .paco, "vorl'''''. I. hrlng uk"!!

TOKYO J.p.n Ir Lin old Alaru K~baY"hI, chair­

man 01 Arabian 011 Co., ot Japan, h.. bt.'t! nomlllalt!d chnlt mln nI JAI. t.o .ucc<ed Shlwm. ~Ia' uo, 'N h 0 dltod I. I 0, <mbr!r Form.1 ap­p<>intm'nl ,,:111 bt mad. ar­If'r • J.\1. h ,cholde .. me('\­in~ ~1.y 28.

SAc'RA.1ENTO. CollI, - 'fh~ I'I-nal" Ct,mmlll .... rm Publl~

~:mploym""t and RetirMlltnt May J ttpprtlvl"d .. b: II hy S~n. Ralph C. DlIts IO-Tor­r.nrl') l/) prr".rld" rNlrpmen cr«lll 10 I""eh ..... 0' Japan"". anc~try who 'crr· mt.erned dunn~ World War 11

The bill ..... 111 pro\'lde ICoIlr years 01 rrvlc~ crf11i1 under tho SIal,. Teaeh,.n Rf'tir""'C!nl Sys~m lor ~rsonJI "I Japa ­ne!oe ancdtry wh", W ~ r " roundPd up ~rougltt1Ul I h • 11.11'" and Int.em<"<l In camps 10' Ole duraUon ot the ",'Dr,

'Year for Action'

10 aid Utah Nikkei

help loralr pl1<J"'lIr.phl Dnd nth.r material are ml.­""II~d Of' d ... LrCI 'ed bC("l1uM' 01 mO\'jnl nr n~ ror morr .parr e '.IYOllr I. belnlt .... k­.,d 10 holp locale pMt.o/CTap," a.nd olher Il~rru whlrh mo" be: rrproduct<! 10 mnkr Ihi plO­",,'" nlbum r.v .. llnl" pO Ibl.," 11'1 A.aw. .x-, pIal ('(I

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f:\r .no 1 \\ III be uJetI t.o Include .11 photC)lraphJ a' doOle mal rial: ho\\ ".",

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l'hoIO/CTDphJ p"''' 100JlI)' c:<.n-Ire III 0 Olt JACL HistorY p)t 0 bfo~n reviewed b tho n <'dIlon

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,nd IUPOOtf '~lTItdl" a-,d corrte II. #"Q 1:,tlOO by t1"I, nt,.n.-1"'0 • fUll tllT'l" "fflC: ~ an "I,.hlng1:.n D.C

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St'Uu·," JACL et".s to "rO~fe Ih~ d~t ~t of R~ n,l Off """hlch '* 111 -provide needed r«.h,u",! ' u s.unc.. ~

for It. me ,.,hlp .. nd, d ,. , .. ~ \Irengtheruno t f I~I

ch.pters at" • lACL t o!' Ie n th.t If \hou1d ,o:.ctpt ' I ju't' ot

, e.UIOnl blltty and _or c.oU"bor,tn.e y w, h other erM C grOuCl1 , ~n ,~bf ns org.antllt ,.,,, ·0 br,!'".g .. \)Oul eou,' r..,

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HENRY T T ~ AKA "U:iN Pr6d~'

lemb •• hlp r.~ · Iho"" a&r name 01 CH-o\.PTER Is tor Smele & Coupl~ ~recuJ.r", TC IOe!! Indlca~ single mem­berlh p 10 1000 Club and addi tional rtzuJar membforship lor pOlUe ludenl I>r Jr, tat~ d_ n" !Deiude PC !UbscnpU

P. On listed 10 ~,Iembfon hlp Chairman bUI thO'Ck IS pa).ble

Prctorcal H istory of J.pancse in Amerce ~ 10 Ol. J CL Chapter, Unlisted chaptl!rs are Invited 10 subaul

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and h.t,t" photo,.npblc ropt,. (or rf"produ('tfon madt to C'i~ ~1 .. ~,Jd;'~~ Ya- r-~I!. ~ "-£R.."'>:A~'DO \".\J..J..C\"

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tortn.l.Ila. 112 W Wolfe Rd. AYc .. Loa Ant"eJH ~ U41

Addrc ' U~I ---elly Ztp Cod f'

I or pholorrUlh,· 'ame ot .peclftc • onl For example: an­I.erlar)' portrait, Shlluok KooJlnkal picnic, (amllJ' and end o~llnl, Garden Ctl) 'chool baseball game, etc,

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OA.KLA,m $!l.U te\'l" Btn .. Ote tUo , 9934-4., TC w-45 both

,U.T LAKt ell Y u n ::~.h-kl»i!S~!.uS~~~t ~ klaDd co~~~~::~ ~Im Iwa·

Th~ Uoh' ot l'lah aod local I IIESO 10-11. Tom Ok~ tUG ~~. ~ Sw ~,"~~~ •• ~"';'~~;:~ JACI. chapler ot I Ol)m- Dale -- \..oca\lOIl_ . - v·1'C:~ r;~T~~IJ.30-:!2.60 P 'ALLUP \'A.LLEY .t~!5 Dr pUl nnd alt Lnkp ha\to com- NL"1tt ot perann or ~r os in th ,. photo. \\hentvtr pot.Siblt. Ptl'C7 lfua.klr.41 R(\'frridf' Bh."d. ;~~:= . 4gs~~~mY St. bmed unde" t .... (" nh:r-rsi 'j' (rom Itlt to fa hl, 1 t ro\\, 2nd row, ftc --- ~.('ra."tnto 95318.. TC s:J-48. Stu- 5EAT'TLL l!-:!l, Tom10 'Ion-Year for ACLJOD proa:ram dtn~fIN~S \'ALLE'Y _ S10.18 ruehl. ~n Kaz.arna. c: 0 ~e; S tngage In A~lnn comrT'unity - ---- i Cbarles TanlnluMI 10'7 Lam. \'LJ· JacksoD. Suttle 9811).1 tudf'OI~. 8cti\'Uieti. U Dr. ~.Ilrtllf; UMI Intermountain DI~l1c'

A rna&! meeUng was cal' ~A~ FRA ·Ct co (U·!O f"rank BOISE VALLEY 515-2:5 _ Talt .. t a y 3 at Northwest Multi- Other Intrre!o Ing IntormaUon ",Rardin photograph It 1.~k Mlnamt, lit!: lOth AYe San FTan- K oyama. Rt 1 t 'ampa; t~hl \If-

purpoS(I Center to Introduct or pa ,plea!ot! aUach .ddt t1onal paper ____ ' __ e~~<417 A'l'[O "10 .. to Gra" ya~;.: RJt!\"~t:l1'~1;:;r~a~~T'~ t h t project, wh.iC"h In\'o1\' ~t~ .. ~n Cclat. Dr. $.to Ma- Aokl. ~ £tienn@ Wv Sandy.

dC\'elopmcnt of a JACL· ian SEQUOIA '12 &0-:2 Richard Ut~ &llljC'l

American Office on lhf! uni\'- T~ulN,bt. 9"3 Woodstde Rd. ltf'd- S:",\AKt. RJ\--'ER \'ALLEY .:tt .. !O e-rJity campus wIth a sludtml ___ I ""nod Clls J4SOl. TC S!3-3150, Sn aarold RtUIll'l. R1 3 So); &5, Wetsel' worker .on'ing on .!JI1t tull- --- - 1"'·1 ",0·20. 1S67! " ~~n::~lAln ' Obtrlct time. rl R,.tuln photo to dono~ ~t?k~K06~1~ lil~~ . ~~_ O~ ABA ~tn-!O , John Raw"mo-

The olliee is ~xpcclt'tl 10 Depo.lt in JAR? SpeCial CoJ1c:clJon. UCLA Research to II .. 9)<nl Stud.n. $3. 110\' $3 ~ilF Blmb.u," An, Om.~ . ~rv t a. a mechanism b Librun' WAT~ON\'tLl E ~12·:!:-t ned which the Asian communft) It "it'ndln,- artlde or calling attcntion to iuch art.icle~ ple8.le 1 ~~t PO 80.- 1M. \\"atsGD\'We

may develop prograrru and .ow Iundin~ tor II.! eommunlly al Altlclt J~ enc)OfioC'd larg •. Tho goal ot lhe UY,~ studenl i. 10 develop" CDm­muoJly Cenler invohinll "

.1 Relurn Article 10 donor ;J E><lslenee of arllele being monUoned only.

~n:;~:~!~<e~,!~~~ a~d Ic~ l~ Name 01 newspaper, book, mag.lCnc.

teehou.o. AuOlur __ Locaholl_

Ctntra1 California 0 1 trlct O£LA:\O ~lO·10 Bcn N"Ka,.4n t.

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premier fo r 62 days Other Information: ----- ------- ' ;rlST l.OS A:oJGE'Lf., IS·2:I \Uehl Obt. 11 t $1. Alb.n~ Ave,

TOKYO Tanzan l shlba~ hJ Snutl'l Pa."dt.nl 910$0 w n ecamc pnme m n s er ,lft .. 21 Rnhert T Uc-hlde, 8~2 '&utrrn nl ~t rlet h b

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ot Japan in ]956 after bt"lng , , _ • .,. • .,. d. ~ d. .. ¥ <f1w' L"'. n",hl,.· AH' p",..I"Iena 1)1100 ~FW YORK <lIS·!.' \ttch .... ,

purged rrom public t'lrrJef" I G~rP~~II~ura~ ~LcP·BO:15~: ~o"r!~b~~ll..l~C o~ Rd, Norwalk. nine years earlier by Arne-ri- Wf'stmOM"land 112281. PHlt.AD£LPR1A ~It-~! HaIAI"

can nccupalion authorlUe. JAPAN SECURITIES ' ORTR SAN otEGO_ ~I~ .. :O ml Baud", ~~ Pint t, PhU.d~l-died April 24 at his home Tnm H~nd., 1565 Chntnut, CAl'ls· phi" HUo.'t TC 't!!s. J~ ~ here, He was 88, ba" tt~ EABROOl< $ln.~ , Terri Ma<~-

One or the tin:t advocat (Am e rl" a n Oe pos l' t ory Reee ,' pls) IvO~~G1·;:~;rn6~i.;H~~!!! ' ~~ ~~t, l:<:~~or,\'ood Orc Brtdstt"ton of nonnaJJzed relations be ... '" GJrdtn G't'Ot,'f' Sh·d. G. r den Wc\~RINGTON 0 C ~I n .. ~ St-I-tween postwar Japan nnd Cro\"p S''''fU-.\, TO ~~-40. Student .. ekl Ulra~k •. .ft16 S Barton St.. China, Ishjbashi w a ~ prime 1.3 f, -t5·131 rJlngton, V. ~('IS. TC $-"'65n

minister only 62 day .• the ~ec- 1 l\lembels a~ urseed to renew \lia mail now to lnsul'e ond shortesl tenure in Ole na- Ca II Us Abou t unlnlerrupted subscc,plton 01 Ol. Pndlie Citizen and 10 llon 's po!rtwar history, enable the tpnlbership Committee to secure new mern·

1n his first news conrerence b~rs Members can encoura~e lheir friends to Join. as prime minister Dec. 24 , Mosl peopl~ only ha," 10 be asked

1956, Mr. Ishibashi declared K I R I N B R EWE R Y Iha t he had been wrongly ac-cused "ot being anti-Ameri-can and standing lor . nli ­Amerlcanism,"

"Circumstances in the ru­lure may force me to argue againsl the United Stales on dirterenees ot opinion, but It will be In the Interests of bolh naUons," he said.

"I will not be (:t yes man lo anyone, including the Unit­ed Stales. Being • yes man doesn't do Japan or Ole Unit­ed States any good,"

(7 14) 547 -5941

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M. p, KRUSE & COMPANY. INC.

Member Pacific CoaSI Stock Exchange

2100 N. Main SI .• Santa Ana, California 92706

JACL MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

___________ Ch.PJet ______ 197_

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Pos1 Offit.

o t'w 0 Rene",1 Amount Encto~t'd _____ __

One 5ubscrlptlon "fOr h6u5ehold Intluded wllh membf'r,hIP, I'\On ..

_'W' ..... IIW'~,..rI ....... IW' ...... $ ....... _ .. ~~ ..... IW' ................. "", __ 1 ~ r ~ ~s~e:~b~ e __ 9_ :h.t~: ~:r ~ ~f_ ~~ _~o_ ~o~ ~~~I_ ~h~ !~:I~ I: ~~~~n.: News DeadlIne: Salurday

• Local Scene

Lo Angelos

olted W .~ planning 1,,'Oj­""I~ on pl'Oblelll, 01 I\j(lng h8$ been appl'O\'ed b)' the CallI. Commission (In AJ/ln~ to.· the remnindel' of 1973. Asian .\ nl" l' I c" n Delllont.mtlon Proj..,l . 1320 T Glendale 'Blvd., 3S8-n~55 will , .. vice t<'UIll., 01 1111" .. (" led appli­cant.< tor the foUowing posi­tions: nior Plaml.r, Plan­ning A. 'o<:latc or Re.<t'm·ch ""dall:I, Community Work­

("1'$ 01' Ol'gRntrt"rs. (pm't time, 60 yea"" or older, live in lU'u) Secretm·y. Clerk T~'pi t.

Tbo We I Lo> t1.f;elc, Band 'hell at 1650 Pw'due A\'e. will be U,. scen.. of Ult' ntll\ual "Baltle of BAnds" competition, '1>On$(\' d by tho CI'('sccnt BDY OpUmi Club f-la,Y 13 ft'Om 1 :SO p .lll. Finalists trom lunior IUld hi~h school di­,~,"ons \\111 compNe fOl' lop prize. On May 20 in conjunc­tion wllh th .. Optinus\.!' pM­cake b,..,,,ktasl belwcel' 7 Md 11 R.m

' loS3morl Kojl1D.l. \\8$ 1,(,­

cel\tl,\' elecled new chairman of the Friend. of Far F ... strm Art of the LA COllnt." Mu­<CUJn of Art and "ill be .$­siled by Ruth Won~. ".cc chnirman; 11m. hil\no. treas- ,------------T urer; Lenore Won~. historian; M 'i, operalc Ihe Ni d Orl-and George Takel secretary. NEW 5 culM Gilt Shop.

The East AsIan Interdepart- Sports menl at C a I Siale Coll.~e. CA PSULES Dominguez HllIs will sponsor • ,,"posiUlll en UUr<! "Ea<t Asia, 1973" on Mal' II from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.nl. Guesl lee- :... _________ -3

turers include Richard D. Baum Winberg Cha!. GeorI\ .. O. Totten and Charl ... D, Web ­er, wbo will fo<:us on the pol­Itics and f(>['ei(ltl relation.! of the People's Republic 01 Chi­na and the recent elections and an:hi ectun: of Japan.

Sacramento

Yukata e"lD,e clB are being "1>OII-<ored by Bera-

Busrness Bank 01 To~ 01 C IUum.8

p"".<id~1 'It ... o T u\·.ma has announced th ' promotlon, of Th.ddew ~!, lOt'(> asst v.p .• lIUd-Peninsuln branch at Los Altos: f)·ron BrlCh!, n t. cashi r, San Frnno~ head office: Ir\'in mlth. a ca..<hier, lIfid-P, runruln: Or­ma Ueno, pro-a.s..c-t. Cashlr.:r:

hl~ tJond. 01 Pal'Olllla " •• elcct,'<! to th~ board of dlr~­to 01 the Prof 1,lonal Arch­C.1'\l A ,A mrmbM' of the Prof~<ionoJ Archen Al<m. SUI"" 1967. he b Ih~ t Japan Amencans to com an arcilCT pro. He ha.­been acti\'o In th- . pori slllC the summer of 1957 .. nd I credited \\1th tho foundln. of Ih Profe. onlll Archen of Cali lorn la, kTvlng tiS Ihat or­ganiZAtion's first p~d'\lt. H~ I also a lorre. Caillomia lal~ field nrche" ebnmplon

and n ued we t"m C()mpctitor Honda Is 45, mar­riNi "nd the faUI r of U,·~ ehlldl't'''

mento Buddht.<t Bet...<uin as part 01 its c:ultural program began ~. 3, and contin~ for fi" .. Thundoys. The cl8.'lS Is under the llUidance ot Mrs. Toyoko Kushid •.

Japan c<-ntcr; Richard Aoyn­ma, n J ,Bnd Mrs Sathl­ko NlshImolo Gardena, pllb. rcl. 0 cers.

11k. I.:u •• oka 01 Wo b- Organizations inlrton. D.C~ h:u been dccll!d lIalTr I Ulrao1<& of Fow-I diredor of the Bank of To-. .. b. I I .. d nl'l~r or Salt Lake City kyo Trust Co. of 'e\\ York. Kadl 0 , 2nd d.,.t.

•. ichiren Buddhist Temple The annoUn ... ,m I \\ /IS made muonic: coMUtDry fnr th~

participated for the tim time by l\{8SI10 TruvBma, pI Ident "nIle of 0 thr hnl in the Valley Fair Mall com- of the n Franct: C()-bllS<'Ii lIme a '~I h uchJ~H'd muni . baz;aar April 25-28 by Bank of Tokvl) 01 Calif min ell an honor Hlraoka rat manning a Japan~ mer- of "'dch . f8S~· C ('$ 111! ailed 18· 5 at the cotUth chan.u,;" booth. Over 20 char- C1v <Jr th~ PI'(' Idt'llt Both RHe Temple ltable and civic organi:.ntions b Dr<> nf11HJtc of the also lXlOk PI.... B 01 TolQo. L d. To1Q'o

San Francisco Th.- Bank o! TolQo Tru5t Co

th a of 9~8 million. Is a tull-. niCt' 'ew York-

B t famDlos are nO\' beinl: chart ed bank operating four <ought to put up SC>me 300 branehe1! I "York CII vhl ing Japanese students and an OVtrscas om In Lon­, 'bo will be in the Bay A:rea don.

Crime

lIclIool boorll of tnl I... tn th" Aplil t 7 I'('hool hOllwl cd 01101\ .

lint '"hi,,, hou I wit,. with 1 ,~1l8 vot~. 1l1l<1 Will l,,111 ( .. Burrill , n mlnl~tl'l' who dr \\' t ,4rUJ, \\'4"H' r lrd d Irom .A 1'~n 2 to the Dllvlft J () III I U nl l l~d flrhool !)i.ll'irl HOUld o f Trulllro'

Pm'IIM J L< I UnhorIOk. · Jnllr. , U Ilrow"" I1wmbnl" or Ih ~ nllro."ln St.ro\Yb,'ny nct VIM)l")' bolln). n dllN'lor nr lht' S lt'Dwb('rry lJ,xr.hflnKf' (to ..

IX'l'ntlvc, lind po,1 <il.trlol lIovo",or ot Iho J An" won W. bid tOI. 01 on tho Hoi mn .rhool bOMd Apl'lI 17.

Rad io-TV Kathtlf Y,uunillolo. dUlIJlhtrl

01 Mr. nud 111 .... Jnm" VUln" mota or Onrch no, hUff johU'rt K 'N w lto,lIo, nl1UOllllo,,1 .Ttn\ 7.I1I1IIIIU. I1('W8 dll f'Clol' lI.'r dutl~" wlll I,.. In liS. U Iho n "d Kk, monilol' m·l. work:. "('1\\", bf' n'~I'K'1nlhlr lor th~ Pr\\'lllf 1,ln,' Nc·wft I'; -chllnar (PLNX) .t.""I •• brhlR exchonged Plllonl1 as oWllod maUrm. nnd hondlr nell'o ll'Om t"'t'"POrtcrl rmd H trlnJkr" l'tH'­

rClIPOndrnl •. Sh, nil. miNI L1 Rmlno Collf"" lind th,· Cnllf lalr-DOInlnllul' 11111

SCience , 0 I" h I r 0 .nlbu, dbll ..

lUI hr<! ~r\'le.. 111'011' Or III ph) Ilel .1 Uu Uni\' 01 Chi­aBO F.nrlco Fe ml1 In 1I1111~

for N u c I r n r 51\1111.. \YHS omonR 95 nf w rntmlx'r f'lc t. r<! 10 thr atlonal Acndrmy of . cl.\1""., ~"nrrall' t"Bard­f'd .~ thr nalton' to,,_ mn t •• lrnUnc troup. AI ch " 1n l'fCOlnfUon or nchh \,.{'Z-: ,t lit in "reh wa. hoh 1100 1,1. prol' oor of bloclwmL tr. .1 UC B.:rkrlr' I1nd dlrl clor nf the hormon. H 'arch IRborp­tory. Dr. Li dl o,'orr<! ho' 10 5)'1lUI c ACT fJ A d r 11 0

Cortll'O TI' 'pIC JiomlOllc,

MediCine

I i ""pport til tht !orth­cunln. Gardena Vall Y 1><­ciol eltCiion fOf U. 61th A,­oembl DI \\", lIoled IIh th appolnln.tnl o( KaT tlru· I.. u art ch nnan tor Re­dondo a.. cn e,l councilman DaVId lift "d. lid Garden. mlJ or Ktu ".luook. h din tho elU < mil for Don De \)1>" DemocmUc uplranta 10 tht poot occu­Pll!d br th. IAIL mb\ymllll LatTY To ''II • nd (D) In tho

113' 29 rn .. allO Gorden.

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Government .'ohn l' t\1 UNlil , 42, Willi 111'1"

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1000 CLUI CORNIR

Memberships for April • 111ft, luI> • • tntur;, lub ••• (Jorporate r

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from July 25 to Aug. 23. The .tudenu. are being sponsored by "Interstudy," a non· profit educational institution which since 1967 has a~ed low = study tours for Asians and European students to vis­it the U.S. Families mt.ereo:ted in hosting a Japanese student are asked to contact Carolyn Evans. 1933 Greenwich St~ San Francisco: 929-8344

Agriculture

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S.F.-East 8ay

food and tun are promised for the annual Buena Vista United Methodist CJrun:b food bazaar to be held Sunday. May 20, 12 to 6 p.m., on church grounds. 2311 Buena Vista Ave., Alameda.

Eden Japaneo.e Senior Cen­ter has scheduled Charles Ka­wasaki demonstrating wood carving on May 10 and Mrs. PJko Oshima di.eussing ceranues on May 24. Tne demonstrations are planned during the mornlng period from 10 am., whiJe craft worbhops occupy the after­noon until 3 p.m., accordlDg 10 coordinator Masako Mina­mi

San Jose

The ~an Jose J a pan e. e Community Youth Sen-iees (CYS) will hold ils 12th an­nual Pancake Breaklast on Mother'. Day. May 13, trom 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Buddhist Betsuin anne". Pre­pared and served by the vol­unteer CYS fathers and sons, this Is a major fund raising even to sw-lain CYS program of organi2ed activities for youlh Tickets are 51.50 and 50 eents for children 6 to 12. Mas Koketsu is chairman, with Bill Nakagawa on he food committee, Geotge Ra­nada in charge of arrang .... menls, Tom Masuda and Herb Takeda on the kitchen CTew and Louis Watanabe handling the tickets.

Stockton

... , U l.nU I m.etln~ ,,! th LWUlg. ;01. Fanners Assn. Ken Damalnlohi <)f Uvlngston w,,< ekclt>d pf('S]de'1t of Lh'­in~ Farmera Assn om~ to sen.., with him are am 1>iaeda, "p.; Buichl Raji" ani,

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Tbe H.anayarl Jutel Rai 01 Mr. and Mr~ Ray Sa to. Park­Stockton will present the 7th dale, Oregon. (1000 Clubber). annual Japane,e clas..«ieal dance reCItal on Saturday, May 19, 7:30 p.m., al the Stockton Buddhist Church HaJl, 2820 North DrIve, with the support of guest artist and choreograpber from Tokyo, Madame T05hinami Ranayagi. Sbe wlIl be a",isted by Dana­yagi Junokichi and Hanayagi

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Awards bat. T.unelsbi, 85, Japa­

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Four Lo. Angeles natura­lized Issei Wete decorated by the Japanese government lor their contribution to mterna. tlonal goodwill last month:

eigoro l\furakami, 77, North Hollywood: Yutaka Kubota, 74, Los AngelC1l, Roy RaI6u­rna.. akloka, 73, Santa Ana ; and Ayaka Takahashi, 90, Torrance. Formal presentation of lhe Order of Sacred Treas­ure, 5th Class, will be made at a later dale.

Rpcipienl of thi. year's Gardena Kiwanian of Ibe Year honors wa. Tad ye­mura, who With hJa wife,

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