W~5hington Newsletter: by Mike M~5aoka MEMBERSHIP PUBLICATION: JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUI

Freedom in Housing

CO. ·CF.DIXO Ihst'h AdmJl'­rattan aad Congre,. " uld h 1\','

10 work 0111 the ru~ • nd th< ncUoru. "hleh cover not onl.' Ih

nle.S but a&> the con r I till1 .:.1 home .• acrl I. Bern rd. Ih' C.,m· mlsslon's laf( dIrector. al~ tbal th 19>pogc rCflOrt "broke n.'" ,round"

1/ 011 115 re mmenda' 15 \, r<'

Implemented. !h~ Commb,.,n ~SU· mated they orould affect rnughl' !JO pt'r cent 01 prl atel._ fuun .. ed bome pie,. as "'ell liS IIU I!XI.tin~ public hou Ing. vrban ren.,,·al projects. nnd ho01Slog lor Ihe etier· 1. ...

The report dted me iJh!onre 01 dlscr1mlnalion ae .n3t J e'n aod Japane e Ament:all'. as well &s

ollier mL'IOril"v STOUP. bUI It cer.· ",rro on the housing pr ICIT. 01 the . 'egro [t urged "equAL OJ>ilOT·

:""ity" In holl'lng loc oil .. '~.eTl·. can .• rellardle 5 01 rae", color. or creetI

dlC'tiih. \\h~r .... :\e.crocs- c.m U\'t;"" Tb~ I. .nuHI biparU,un Cum"\JIJ'

I 1\ t"und th I • ,\1 .11 leHls ul th huu ma alld h lme-fJn.ml..' Jr.­du l.rt~ _from tht" bulld~t .lUd Uu. lrndrr \0 lhl' I .';at c'ta!!.: bIO)("'1 .. nd (tcn l'V\!11 lh~ Itl ..... l hou ina a ~Ulorll,) - }o. loti I ,I " ......

ur !J;. ar· utilized t,. I!n:n.h31'··

dl cnmm3uon Tbj • thl' CommlSsion 'uld •• _ a

.tranat:" phcnolnen n tn I nati;..)r1 th.u h('rt h~ Indi\'hlu 11 Ir __ -c..:t10Ul.

10l U1 huu inM;. a.s l'bcwhuh', 1hl' ... Sl'OCC 01 tn:ooom I cl\u'f.: .. ·,

Nt'\ "'11he-le').i. Uh~ t..:mnl1'U "I)U

ch rltt'<l that the liov"rruncnt "has ~nt' Virtually nothing' to prl\'t'nl olscnmlnntot\' U l' 01 }o~l'(i"I'.d

bo 1 m bcnciu,

I .' WDICl01'o \<, cn:Unj( "n ttll Pr~ Id, nt tr., ue !)ll Exccu\'\\' Urd, dlr~ctin~ dll Feoderal al'.on· C'!c (;Onl"e-nll>d with blJU inv, and mortgag..: crt.>dll tu ntillpt lJI.ll!c.c thal \\.ould ('(In'rlbu~e to the nu· t,onDl u")Jt'cl!ve (.)1 ,--qu.,t Oppol'U"

nl~ 10 housing". the Comml ,Ion IccommClltted that

0\) the PI'e'ldent dlr~cl tbe hd· \.'r·,l Housing • .\dmllu.stratlon. \ '~l­,ran Admutistr.ltlon. and ~ "dll,,1 • ation.,1 .Iortgag" A. daUWl In LaAC tl.'PS to 8 .sure noudJ C'l'lrnl~

nall"'l by butldeJ'S. bunk~rJ. ..nd br k rs who particlputt.: In (j#)\'l'rll~ mt'nt rrograms.

12) mun.1cipabUt's and SU11c.s rt.:· et'lving io·l"der.ll tund:; ttlr uI.ban r~ne,,:rl ond highways b· reQulr J to Ii sure occcnl, nil'. anrJ SlnU"f.) how WI: Cor lamtlle; UISI):6e-e.1 hy high\\ay and slum CIt.'.U' UICC pro­gnm.

'3) th" President wre.:! !il< L1r· b:tn Renewal .\drrunl,;U'allon tJ reo 'luU'c thai contrarts belween IJ al ...... JbliC' .agencies and l'edc\ t!lop~rs cootJlm a pro\'!. Ion Rssurin"{ i.hut ne" hou 'Iog will be Bcc,,",.ble 10 Illl al' hcants. and

I ~ I Ih~ Pre>tdent direct all Fed· er~1 agencies concernl'(\ \\ lti, hUllS' ing and mort~ages to obtain Inlol" matlon on how t.lw agcnct~::. an! making morlgage credit u'/~il~ble

to .' groes and oth~r m.ln')ri~lc~,

Thl' Federal regulatory ·u!~ncws 1I~I"d in the Comm;,sion's report Include the Federal Home toan Bank Board. which has already l sued a polic), resolution OppoSlilg nee discrimination by any 01 the -l 700 sa\'in~:i and loan lDstitu!ions it ,upe .... ·!jcs. the Complroller 01 the Currency. which offers Feder.}1 charters to nallonal bo nks. Ihe Federal Depo.....;it Insurance (\lr­poratlM. and the Board of Gon·r· nor. or :hf Froeral Reserve Bd nk

lIE'IBERS OF the Civil Rights Comm. on. wh.ch wa' cre3tea by COOl:re on 1951 and whose LIe 1.\ as extended tOt another ! .... 0

l ears b) the la3t Coo,:{r('ss, lire Dr John A. Hannah. Pr~'ltl''": 01 :\olichigan Slale Unl\·ersl'y. L'h lir·

mUll Robert G Storc~·. Da tins altOl'nl'Y und totm~1" pr(' ,ell'nt I,)J th' Allwrit'un Bar A OCLllLlln, vkt chairman. R .. rl S R, II kin, \!halt nlml uf Iht· Political SI,.'h'nct

Dtop:ulnuont ot Duke Unln,:r l!Y. the Rt.'v Thl'txk>rl.' "t'. bur~h, PI't'!" Ideot df :-loin' Daml' Unh/l.'l' it\ El win :-; Grt wold dl',," "t t~H

H n'ul'd La,,,"' "hoot und "i It

,,"orlh IV Robln.on 111. d'"n 01 the Ho" iJrd Unl\·l·r Ity 1 ... 1" .~l·h"f'l.

1111-: "\TIONAL C" m m It I 'c A~am·t 0;' rlmlnollon In HOll,U'II. or which J.\CL I. a m~mbel', and Ih~ Comml Ion it. I,ll In It. 19jO rtlporl to Pn· td('llL EI (nhOWl'i', hmih,'d Un'if r~t".~mml'1I1.lllon \lI

the \!Iinlinati'ln of rlcl.l1 dist'rhoi· naUon in nls F"l:d\.'ral hou-,illp' prO)(ram6

Th.· .I A("t. heartil\' endors" :h, Commh.lou'· n'l:ommondnlion c, . t\ ndln.: thl' l>t"orwo~,nl tlloin t r.ll'ia) discrimination to Include privale l~ndin~ in tilull n . becuu .. · II Ih,' PreJld~nt ll' trktN! hI- ord"r 10 Govl!rnnH'nl - UBS1Sh,od Illogram:, many rl';ll c. tatl" d("al\.~r, prob.lbly "ould shun thl' FH.~ IIId \' A mortJ:ugl,O·an ,urn ncc pMJJI"m, £01 conventlon.II mort~nj(l' Un'mdn..: .

Thert h. htl\\l·\'\~r. d JUbl U. to whetht'r ('ithl'r tht! Pr~'\l1t'nt 01

Conlin' ha the con "'utionlll authority to t"Ontrol tilt' h'ud!tI$l praC11 c:, of tln:\Ilcial insti·uth1f' r"gulat,'ll. but not c"n·roll<-,I. by the Government. And. on.' II the le~al Quthndt)' exisL'\. ttu,:r·,' rl" main~ tht' question or how 1n c.· ecuti\'l' ordur or 3 Feder!,) In\\ ,,·o.ld bc cnrorced. sillce th,· Com· mis:ion luil,'d tougge.1 lillY cn· rorcement powers.

in spite or Ihese questlon<. J ALL commends th" Commbslon for ItS COUtll~e and Its in;l~hl b' iIlCIr'fl' ing private Instilullons within the .cope of Its report. tor Ihe inclu· sion is blO:1 realistic and in,· portanl enough to require judlci~ I determinol.on.

• T .\ PRESS conler~ n ce. th~

Commission s slatf director eX· plalned that Ihe propo,als \\"uld not. lor example. Inlerfere with a white homeowner"s decision net to sell to a Negro.

But. il a white owner decided to sell to a :'>Iegro. a mor:ga!;e lender would be forbidden .0 d.>ny a loan to II !>legro on raebl grounds

This mav be a nice distincti n. bUL we beiieve it to be th~ ~/ror..cr one.

And. It is our ho;>e th~t the President. who made a campaign pledge last October to hlk" execu· tive acl ioD to lorbid dis"romlnan~ n

in Government·alded hou<m)(. w:1l nol only redeem hl, !/romi;e but also mclude the exlen;;'," reeom· mendc'(\ b~' the Civil Ri~hls Com· mi:.;sion last week .

PACIFIC CITIZEN Vol. 53 No. 15 125 Weller St., Rm. 302, Los Angeles 12, Calif., MA 6-4471 10 CEN1S Frid"y, Oct. 13, 1961

ROWHER CEMETERY I National campaign to rid anti-Nisei TO BE DEDICATED • • • AS HISTORICAL SITE , films from TV opens for third time

LOS ANGr;LES· Notional J \(.'1. S.\N FRANCISCO Nution.1 JACll JnJlon~.e Am"rlcnn :.cl n< n ,. durlnl! or .Ilter Pearl Harbor." lh' gr man Judd' Irlb .. I,· to J"'C[, Presld~nl ~'I'!",k Chumnn exur< h.. roml,lcled It. third "lnl,,,,IRO 01"'1 •• J(ent ror J.IIIBn in 8 plot TV tation Wel~ told on II 25:h hnnlv~"ar" were "I", ed hi. I",r onul ,I. well n· th Ihi .. we~k to expr<,.. ob),·,·I".1 10 to blow up th~ Panam:! C,n.11 The ab.olull> loya.lv o( ./W:r Ineludf'(! In the mailing orannl/ation'$ IIr alllude 011 Ih, II,,· .howln~ 01 e,'rlnln w Hlime I Llltle Tokyo. t ISi\-A Bryan· n,· ,. American. to Ih~ IJnl!<oj Okura ha alprted chapters to dcdleallun <>f th,· !l,wher RIlI" ... I· nUlvl •. d.pletinK Amel'lcan, 01 J.. r'oy production lor 20lh Centllry SI.II'" b " malter 01 civil a,d rall on their local TV ·tntl.;n,. tion Center monunu.nt an.' l~tlll1t' p,al1('.l' ann·itry 8" 8picK and tw'nK fo·ox. tnrrlnu Brcndu JUYCf: HI,d rniUt Iry record. Racial stcreotvp-- informing them ~ local JACL !g len' Ihl. Sundllv II an Arknll·.

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dl 10"al to the United State.. Jun~ Dupre? A grolll> at JapMe (. Ing I. o:>noxlou. ,'noullhl. bUI im· III I' at"a He al"'. ,ugge;ted th1t Stn'le Hi t,)/ 1,·.1 Park Na'tlonal Dlredor Mas Sat.>w Americans In l..o, Anllelc. act i !>lIlenlng our 10"II11y I, "ven W,lr!°" 11 In. 1,,110"" have not hown

Th,' ml·.""l!t'. ,ent thl we 'k 10 .. 1 d 50S TV .Inllons 111 the United u Iron I lor Japan • .'c Ireachery The JACL lea,.,. alEo regr,·tcrl Inc.«' 111m. to let them know Ihe J<Hl,,,h K Sallami. Chh~;I.,p .JAeL St,-Ih's wert! In(ormed. 'At thc outbreak or PI.·all Har'vJr fh .. continued ,hl'.h\·lnac or the o,lnti· le,cul .JapanC'. c American comm'J.. presldl·l1t. who \\111 parlklp"I., In 1'h. lI;t or Ihe six objectional " Jnpanu,e AmerIcan Antl-Axl. "Isei UJm. In 10m. area •. 'It I nlly Is graleful. he d.tknl<>r)· cen·monlt·s """1' rllm I .1, lollow. Committee was rormed in Los An· dlsllPpolnllng Ih:lt teJevl'it)O mu.t Okura 01<0 outlined a me.br.d nf \ltGl·hee. Ark. al. 0 rr~dl'd nr I Betroyal From The Ea.t.- gele! 10 coordinate the Japan" 0 continul' 10 run the:l' old film IJr ,I".t iJ Ihe plctur .. " ih·HJu. .10.',,; It B Hunt~r. rorm'I' ,,,;1 t· Prpdu "od by RKO and .tarrlng l.,,~ I American contributions to the WoIr revl 'Inll ral.r wartime hatred. ,ad [mmpdlfrleh' tel~phonlng 01 th~ ahl PITl) 'ct direct ,r. the Cn"',,~o 'I.ac)· A cil,..,r leader ill Stanl',rd ctrorl) 'NU Inll 'plrHln agaln't one ''',0(' <1.'llon. lollowed up by I,·tters nl J ;\CI... thl' Chic .. ~o NI l'i Am .. '.c."1 lu,'Il> out 10 be " Jupanese naval S Htaok Draron-OrlKlnnlly re· ment 01 Aml'ri""n. al ~ tirnc· prote I with cople. golnll " tr.e I..l·~lon Po. t lI3S. Chlc'llP I:'oi oWeer to head a plot ognlnst Ii .. loa,ed under Ihe title 01 "Let' when our C<>untry I m"kmg roal TV editor ot local ne'A p'p"r . :;A. r. '>n'. enlatiVe' Ih,' M c G e h ,.(' U . E<pcclally damaging L. ," Gct Tough". A Sam Kotzman pro- prOllro., to".rd approdmalln~ ,I lional Headquarter. and sponsors American Loglon Post nnd other8 In· t·oduelol·y statemellt by Drew ducllon. Plelure" a ~py operation ;I.mocrutlc Ideal and i, tf'1n~ 01 the .how w~r~ de!lana~1 lor makln~ thl' "inspiring m~tl10'1 Pl. I'~on thot the plclure I. bas.'d in :-lew York composod of resIdent dutporat.l:v to Win Ih" heart, and rial ccr,·mon)· I>ooslblc • uI>!>n tacts. Japane,c mind. of the Iref people: 01 tho

Chum an al,o thanked Govern->r (The only pcr",n of J npan~,. O. Behind Th e RI ~ lnf w.-Story world" Jnternal Revenue explains tax on evacuation claims

Orville Faubu; or Arkan.as wh, nn "sIn 10 become n cheer te~<!el by James R Young. and JI'''' Prevlou. Camp.lnt. approved and signed Ihe bill am· I at n ";'est coast university "" Tom Neal A ~tude nl at ("orren In tho mring or 1952. the naUon· claiming Ihe c"metery a historIc llIto, hi :\oloe Yonemurn at UCLA Unlver.,ity goes to Japan. and ·um· wide JACL rampalgn look th sUe .mel (urthcr signed thl' ap:"..', III 19~O. 1..1. Hlto.hl Yonemu ~ . wo mit.' brutal .1Cts In China a" a f>fm 01 having lo~al rhapIer l:'rl prlallon bill lor construcllon "I " kI ro In acllon with Ihe lJ S. Japa ne ·. soldier Ibelr re·'PCC'llvc TV st.:lon :" peelal hi~h'\ll\' I" tl,e cemut'·;·y lI ~nd Japane;e Amerlcnn COnlc"I Films Ba"d on U"s :h,··o derogalory film. A g 'n,>ral " :\I.lY the. e ononumenh serve '" 'f",m In Ualy, alter VOlllnil"lh,g In the National Headq.u:tel· let· letter wo drafted by Ih, N3U nal

l.crl,,'.lIal s~'mbob 01 Ihe lunln· lor active duty rrom b"hlnd the lor 10 TV .tatlon ii W~; llOtnted .1ACL CommJttee .~aln I Di·enml· WASHTXGTO!>l '_ U.s. fn'<!mal m, nt II propo<ltlon thnl olt I",r un. barbed wires of a govern,ncnt .. ,. loUt that these films arc b3.ed n~tI~n Ent 'rlnlnment and AI!t~ RC!Vcnue Service has announced m Ihe United Slate,. • eg(lrdle", 'lOCO. ilon campI. upon he •. " The lile. 01 every led· Field,. chaired by Ina SuJ!lhara that It received a number of \n.

01 tbeir race. cree'(\. color or na· 2 Air Force-Produced by War· eral inlelllgcnce agency pro v e 01 New York. qulrie. mdle,tlng a misunder,tdnd­lion II orl~in. $holl walk on th,s ncr Brothers. wrillen by Howlrd there was not a single ea .,.' "I Some 01 TV "Iallon< oU!!llde 01 inl( 01 award received by JaDa. earth with pea~e. dignity an1

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Ko ch. dlrecled by John rIJu;lon espIonage or ,aootage by a re,l· chaPler area. Were alerted by the neS<! American" lrom the U.S. pr'ne." Chum.ln declared. and starring Humphrey Boj(Orl. A dent 01 Japanese ance.try before. then n.tlonal president, the late I'lovernment in connection w'tll

The monument was erected by Dr Randolph ~ I Sakada.;l:lims field under the Japanc.'e Japal1C>e evacuees at Rowh~I ' In S The second camp.ien In March. Evacuation Claim' Act

,;~~~o~;leo; I~ b~:~l~ J~~tr:"g"~~~;d U,S. CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION ISSUE ~geS~·u ~~~~!~dlnbv4~atTVlon_~laHUe·Oand'. 1'h. act in que. lion provide· pay· ~ 'w ~ ..• lor damalfe< to or loss 01

:ra~v~C.:~~~o~R~te;~e::e~I~"~~:~~: 'LET'S FACE THE FACTS' TYPE REPORT ~~~G:r:~p~~~ta~u;~~O~er;>I~~ real Or perso:~~r~~~a~~t Rowher residents. operation in not showin~ the IUm:. ty oJ awards made there-under.

Honor coed at Pacific U. FOREST GROVE. Ore. - Cvrrine Kinoshita. doughIer 01 Mr . and , ~lr s. Fred Kinoshita of P arkdole, was awardL'll a S175 Honol's .. \1· Enlrance award for the loll ... me.ter at Pacific University, Or. L. R. Reynold.. chairman of Ihe scholarship committee and d ~o n

or thl: university, announced. h~re loda\,.

WASHINGTON. - Deplod ng t h ~ state aid under slmihr circu,"· The National A<so of Radio and J\.:cordingty. lor Froeral taX pUr. logging pace of school deseqrega· slance<. TelevtSlon Broadcastel:' . co1" ;;' tn. If'.S mUSl Ireat thL~e lion Ihe Ch'lt Rlgh l.< Commis<ion I l'n~ commission pro""ses thr.t view board lound m~rlt In JAC~ . "":ltd III "ccordance with the has' come out this past week wltn' the lederal government 'Iake steps. I r .• '. and brouflht it In U.e : tt~r· IPnerl pro\'islons 01 Ih .. In:enla] n let' s·race-the-fac ts report. It says. I through the Departmeul 01 JU3Ilce. tlon of I~s member slatl~ns. 'n It R~v('nw' CQlJe applloable und"r the in eClecl. Ihat It is high ljme to provide protection t., school .Iune. ~951. i,.ue 0:. the TV Cod, circumstances. the lederal government steppe-1 In olllcials and others who,. penon. Sub.cnber Bulletin: IRS .dvi.ed. howev~r. that the 10 force more speedy compllanc<> properlY. or joO may b~ tbredl· Sen. Worren G .,Iagou."n ~) a 'Nard.' them;elv are not :.:J,(Jole with the Supreme Com t decision ened as a result of compu.nce of Wa ·hlOgton. chairman of tn< •. suen, ex'ept 10 the ext.;nl, 11 of 1954. wilh school desegl'egatlO" order> . Interqate and Fore!gn Comm~ro!e 3n~. that the amounts rec"ivcd e'"

The commission urges dr ~.\lc The commission I"und tbat chil Commlt~ee. took 8 !"'r: n 11 10 I t-ed the ,'On or other ba'ls 01

Weigh problems of youth, aged Issei

nction bOlh by C<.ngr~js nnd IhL dren ot military personnel are terc<t 10 the camp"!:rt and r'" th" e,·...",ee·s property inVOlVed. execulive. It is spelled out In a often d.scrlmUialed agdlnbt on tht Qu,'<ted cople: ot .011 J \CL "or· The e'<rPH is. In lIenHai subjeCt 2~O' Pl\ge repo.·t to Ihe Pre.idenl basis of rao" in th"ir schooling respondence: .IOCludtntt the re!'he :0 capitsl gains U'eatment and !.,x· nnd Congress on civil right> an;! It Is propoSed that ;lIls btl .topped Ir.,m televb.on ,tauon.. S~t.,w .blc up 1:> a maximum ra:e 01

education. Library Prod Ur.ged added. z.; p'r c~nt. unles' the proper1J' I . . h d l ' t t' Action by Chapte.... .n····'·"" IVA' held lor <ale In the

A ter CltLOg tee aylnS{ ~c . ~s Again, wiLl) .. espect 10 fed~"31 K. Pau irk Okun. n.tional I ,. ordinary couro;e 01 a trade or '~biCh havf ~ Iowed d eS~f~l<ago n. ald. Ihe commi.sion urgc, : .• '1 v.p .. of Omaha and national ohair· :)\I,mes>. If L~. amounts recelvct\ t e comm ISSIC:;: urg e~ d a o~ · such aid be denied to Plthl;c II· man or Ibe JACL public relation, do not .. '<ceed the co or other

(Thp D. C. N ... U' • . \'01." chQpt~r netl'S/ella of thr Wruh.nIlCOn. D. C" JACL. publiahed Iu 10th Qllnlrpl'IOTV wuo Ihu paU lL'Cek. In It was a thoullhr-provoklnll m.uao~ on rhe probte", 0/ agill" .ul>mln.d 1.1/ I ra Shhr.uakl. II drew ,/II '

fIIediolr rearllm, fTOIII :\'aliollol JACL Prr6id"rlt

rra"k Chuman. whosf' replll to Ihe Leiter to the Editor 0) the !VelDs Notes was circularized to all chupl.r prp.ridents, ac('olllpanied by a report Sl/bmiCIed by J ACL al the Cab/orllia Goverllor's Conj. rrll('p 0" rh e AOltlO h .ld ot SaerarnC1'1lto 0 <'1. 3·4. 1960.-Editor)

It Is' certainly the responsibility gress aPI> y e nee e spu~ 10 braries lunder the Library Sen· committee. <aid coni"s 01 the .Ta. basi of the property no tax will 01 our organization to partic'lpale ' the. lorl'(l of. a . lelPSlauve .lme Ices Acil and 10 publict}· COli' pane~e American Creed and Con. be due actively in the immediate 35 well I hm.t for acllon. In the Sooth and trolled inslltuUons o( high,,[\. I"arn- __________________ __________ _ as long range planning to allevlole elsewhere. ing where racia l discrimln. ... tion is

the problems of our senior citizens. Aid Curb Su!:,gested practiced. Rules fo J' 's k f M ' I not only becsuse we are. now in It also recommends-wltll one While racia l discrimination in r Immle a amo 0 emona

Shimasaki's Query Editor. DC :'>In", :';01'"

On tbJ IIl~h anniversary of :he DC .' :';ote, [ ex:enil a I'<lg o 'erdul> tr bute to aU of .t~ ,·di. tors nnd theIr taIls WoK' m~de the Ne ,'C·..,5 a "Jrthy 1,,1"lIro· tron of hlcb our chapter CR" be proud I know thnl a Iremp:l~ us

mount 01 energy and el:n-t ha, tK-cn pul IOlth nnd th g-.~l h. ~ b n tough al tim" (' I:lIly ... Ith Ihe lack 01 'i>;>Tecl3thn f: ,m tlIe merobera Let me exte:ld m) thanb "lIb this c~mment, "11' ",dl "orlh the prl~ or the th ;>'cr memb.rahlp "

I w14h to expre S some of my tho hu and s",,'lmen' In thIS .". nl"er. ry sue Fir t, leI me '-'lIe th31 my nuocllIhon with the JACL ha been with c~n in arn"toflt o( "rid and .. :is/acUon 31 hr.t~.:.' my contrl lonJ toward the orgah'Z,,· tlnn has bef'n sman. The IItr~lc t . thlacllon I b '!Je"e Wa in h.',

Inc had the n;>portuDl\V In b~oom acqunlnted tA.1th many ~I Ih~ d",J.­<,alC<! JACLer here dnd :hrnugn· dill Ihe counlry

On of th thought. wn ch I Wl·h 10 relate .. a when I "'III elected to my iiI' term D Ih ch JlJt"r pr ~ent Thts WI back a [~w

'I u ·In 1948 - 8d. I ha-l :I cutaln amount (,f ml Iv,"~.

and awreh~/l.810n in t kJn~ th·, offICI! It"'l at th3t lim thl! Jo!ln Klt3 akl) ·1l'.JW r",ld n t in Se ule) JurC<! m 'lut th~ u~. ee! or lollur (,I t, <hdp Pr pro. itarn II related to th mount "t pre.ptann,n nn(l Ih"t ;III ,01 Ih .. chap'or ~Jrf)gr8m od -..tl ILu',J ...... 11

rlUaU, .uc<'ced th. elua'e ~nnlng TI bav" be,,,, no truer Wtlt d ; ; n

J',obl~m lIf "rb.,

I need 01 a. sistaoee.

Our national JACL should pick up the balt on this again ,vtlh nll the chapten elCJl\orlng .be siluo· toon In Iheir communities WIth :be cooperation of other organilltiuns There may be situations whlc~ reo quire the services of a prof~s,ion~1 social ',vorker Let u. n.t IU.t make a survey but find ih"ir needs and then do something ~bout ll. After all, in a few more fedrs you and I may be In t!.e same boat.

IRA SHI~1ASAKI W ... hlnglon. DC.

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(human's Reply

cern for our aging Issei Is still very definitely in active consi<ler· aUon by me.

As early as October. '1960 wllhin iour months after I took o :ll c ~,

I called an all-day conference m Los Angeles with the ass1;tanre 01 the Paciac Southwest Districl Council 10 which we Invtted the social workers In our area directly involved on a day·to-day basIs with the problems 01 oUr aging Issei.

tbe process of preserving and pub· com missioner dissenting - t h" I the schools is more ol,,,n asso·

i ishing the hislory 01 our pioneer Congress curlail federal grlll.t, in· ciated with the South than other PC Award for chapter newsletters told parenlS, but lrom the s tandpoint aid for education 10 stales optrat· areas of the country. the commis·

o( common humanitarian conrern ing only segregated public schools. sion spues no area in hs seardt· LOS Al·GELES. _ Rules e'n ern. C1l'e~orip., if. in 11.< oolDlon. ~n to care [o r our aged with e\,ery " The lull amount 01 tbe g rant Ing analysis of the lacts. In~ 'he .Timmi~ ak,moto ::\I~",o-I outstandmg example is taC"'ft~ [,f available means in our own com· would be restored to the degree " The naUon's progre. , In remo\,· I .......

. h h h I rial. Pacilic Citizen Award lor a parti,ular cate~o~' munllY rat er t an to ave t .em that desegregation progra"lS ~re Ing the stultllying erle~ts J( ".gre- "ou standing example, In pu)lic~- Equat Cban"" Afforded languishing on the public r ~li d initialed. gation in the public aJement;ry tion of chapter new_ le~ers" wer~ Dr Njshikawa also pointed out rolls or seeking other untorlunati! ' The commission makes 12 rcc' and secondary school, - )lorlh, types 01 government assista ncp. ommendaUoDs in all. but these IWO South . E ast. a nd West-Is ,low ill' anDouDced this week by Dr. R ,y that no awards are being c .... ·

)lj'hikawa. PC BIlArd chairman. I sidered lor general appearance. c." To indicate the concern of the I are probably the most .,on!rov.r· deed." says the report. The Sakamot ~I('monal .\\\'a·-1 plainin.c! that the editorial ron!""1

JACL during my tenure )( ofl!~c. sial. A CO"rt declsi~n concerning a wilt be made annually. The f'n! I 01 chapter newsle·ter; would b. as it has been jn the Plst ad· i With respect to d d~aclline for norlhern school. In ~ew nO ~h e!I~. award, will be made at the 19r2 subjeci to the judging. "ThIs 'A'W mlnislratlons 01 the JACL. I am I action, the commission lll'g~3 Con· N.: .. ~vas Cited as prob.b~y, ,he National JACL O>n\'en'ioD in Se3!. gi\'e aU the chtlplers an ""u!'1

We had in our m idst repres~nta. enclosing the report 01 our COlrfor- 1 gress to enact legislatloo making !"O$I Significant si'.'gle e\'ent "I ... ct· lie. where the lal,' .Hmmie ,.l<a'l chance at the award •.. h- aDded. tive. Irom the Japanes. Christian nia Governor Brown whkh \\a< it the duty of every Iocel school !ng eq,!al proteclion .. of lbe laws moto edjted and publhhed iii; J~. To be eligible lor the a",,,rd C h u r 0 h FederaUon. J aDan •• e submitted by me on behalf 01 th e boa rd presiding over , scllool III public ed.ucall~~ Since, the S uo ",uese American Co :rier )1'" .111. chapter ne"o;lelters muo;t b~ senl :\laryknoll Mls.ton, Japanese Dud· JACL at the Conlerence on Ihe where racial d lscrimin~liu n is preme Court. s d~thl.~n In .he l,ltle English "Iiei publi,,"tion In the I to the PC Board menlbers, "'b,. dhl.<t Churches. owners and opera: agJng which was held in Sa,·rn· practiced 10 liIe a plan for de· Rock case III J.l58. U. before the cV3c'uatioo and will serve 0$ Ibe judg~s. Their tors of homes lor the aged 1s'C!. menlo. Call10rnia on October 3 ~ nd segregation with the pr->!Jer tllderal The New .York case Involv>!d I wherc he returned alter Wor:ct War addre, 'es follow social worker. from the lnterna· 4. 1960. You wnt also note , press agency. gerrymanderlOll sC.h?,,1 zonc,; as a 11 t work lor St Vinl·~.l1 oe Dr Roy Xishikaw3. ~ S. Ox. tlonal Institute aod the J aonn~~e release daled October 6. 1960 COli' This plan would be due wllhin m e tho~ 01 Imamtammg <cn? I Sf' Paul' s ~iet\· ford A\e .. 1..0" Angeles ~. Cai':'

Dear II'. Children'~ Home, and governm~nl cerning the same conference. sb< months aller the adoption 01 gregat.on. Chorges 01 ".>lm~la.r Tne con:est Is open to aU cha\>' :\\rs. ~ler\j3ne Yokoe. 1919", • In your recent [.(otter to !.lte employee., 01 Ihe 'California) De· I a m in complete agreem ent with such legislatio~ and the h"~-i( notur e bave been made .'0 Lhl' ters "'hich publi<h and cir·.,u .:e 6th Al'e .. Los Angeles 18. Call!.

Editor In the Tenlh Aoniver'iory partment of Employmenl..s""dal your thoughtful letle r. and am tbe commission s l'ecomm<:ndfthons cago and P asadena this p:t,;1 ne,,'SlpI1er. as a ''' .... ice to .1.' I To'" Kusbida. 16504. S. Grame., 1 sUe or the D.C. New, Notes, DivIsion or Aging. Ihe Social Se- therelore circularizing th is t'!Uor are 10Uowed-w1?uld reqUIre such month.) . member~bip and-or corumun'I.... Pl.. Gardena Cali I which I r.:celved 10ct 4 '. r noted curlty Administration. the Metro· to you and m y report on the I schools to take Ilrst steps. III cany It means thnt m the ruture. Th~ 8"-ards will be made in GeorJ(e J lnagaki. lM27 Milton. "lIh consid~rable intere.t and polltan Wellare Ptannlng CO'lO"II, Con terence on the Aging to each out that plan at the begmning o( school boards may have tl? pr".ve sel'eral categories 'a) local ('hlP I Los Angeles 66. Calif carelol attention your deep C1n. psychiatric 'IOclal workers fcom ot the chapter presidents to ollpr Ilhe r~ llo.wl ng school year. that lOlllng.llne.s follow res.tden~.al ter re rlin~. 'b' editorial. .01 I,er· Arthur lto. 1107 Redcllft . I .• Los cern in the problem: and need from the Vetcrans AdminIstration them guida nce In exploring thl' A 51.m.lar proposal alreaoy h'ls pOl1erns b) comcldenc •• n!,t ·le· sonal!~' story. 'dl )'ollth <eeli"n. Angeles 26. Calif. 01 the aein~ f.:eJ and your hope and doctor. specializong on tnl situation In their own commlmitles b~en ontroduced In Congr l"~ , oy sign. ond that slt~s and SIzes ,,1 'el ",,,men's _ec:.on 'f car!oon. Dr DavId ~liura. 2148 Shl"way Ihat the JACL would on.t~.: a fIeld 01 geratrics. so that they m ay also appro~cll Sen. Joseph S. Clork 10 1 01 I enn., schools .are nOI II xed to assure Igl national reporting Avl' .• Long Beacll. C"llf Iludy ot sucn problem. and neem JACL ResponslbUUy Asser1ed the problem I al(ree with vou svlvama .nd Rep. Em"nu"1 C"II~r segregation. The PC Boord howe"er. ':1 Iy Shoo Uno •. 3647 WellinglOD Rd., Yoo asked whether our allwlI Issei fn addition. the newly 'o~med that we must a.ceTtnln the ne·cd. (D) or New York . Outstandlue Event not issue awards In aU 'c""n Los Angele, 16. Call!. ace not 01 Imporlanl a, Ihe Junior r A ' C or our aging IsseI and then do I Plan }feld PUlllll"e The admIssIon o r two Negro Fred Takata. 327 E. 1st I.. Los JACL I>tOl/ram or whelher we are s!~:I~~~~ a m::~~:~atlv:m::',,~~:g something about It. With respect to \Yithhnldln~ n students to the ~niv~r slty of G,·~r· Angeles 12. Calif. "turning our backs to thb problem here In Los Angele< in the lipid Thank you ror your long time I substantial portion or l ed e r ,I flO ~. J a~~t~r~. I ~~I. dr

as men· Holiday Issue cover Saburo Kldo. 2626 S. Dalton Avt' •

beca,. e it IJ "" di;ta.leful " 01 ·ocl.1 wellare tor our aging and devoted ralthfulness and in· grants (or education as a me,,~s . Ionl~ ~~ Id ~ ~~ ~ a n .;~ e\'cI~! Los Angeles 18. CaUf. I know t .peak for our me 'D' Loel. IS actively studying 'he prnb- lerest In the organization. 01 speedIng up the ?Occ 01 de.;n e ~e 0 .g er U' ltoon d T' d Jim Higasbi. JACL Office. 125

bera when I an. Wer "no to the lem with Ihe view to plottlnl/ a FRANK F. CHUMAN segregatl~ n In reillci"nt slal.rs. n T~~ce~m~~~~~n observed ",.Ih eSl'gner ani I'es Weller SI. Los Angeles 12. CaW. two que toon v.ou ask.· I wi h to II' CommiSSIoner Robert S R'lOKln For the innisl award. chao'er

po. IVe COUTO. 01 action to help National PresldN.t _ ." regrel that almost aU 01 the scbuill publicationJi daled bel ween Jul~' 1. rea ure you tnal the JACL con· our h ·cl. Los Angoles. reglster~ slrong oP~slllon. • desegregation which has taken SAN' FRA.."CISCO. - Local com· t91H. and June 30. 1962. ,hall ~flI1.'

------------------- ,,[n his. opin ion, su~h 8cI;on Is place In the post seven year.< since merclal arllst HLsashi Tan,. :l9. be con;idered. Judges ,houki be

R d t' b JAC L C un~;cessnry and p?t. nll.:I1.~ pun~- the court's decision hac come 2, dIed Oct. 3 01 ft lingering :11",':: sent back copie; Irom ~tart of ecommen a Ion y to onference on Ag'lng live. He does not reel l"a. scho I a result 01 court order,. :II Ft. ~Iiley Veteran: Ho.<plt..l An th~ ju~lng period. i( nvallabl".

children should be ma~e 10) sut~~.~ While Ihe commissioners hope active member 01 the S," Fl"ln· All enlrie., 'hall become th~ (?'/,~ JACL report IOl>mtltrtl I,ul /lPlJr to tho GOlleTTI''''' COlljerrllcr 0" Aylrlll 01 I lor .~c c~rors 01 th··i

r. elder.. Con,l(l'css will clrcum\'ent this de· cl.ro JACL. he designed co\'e~< f h PC & d d

It hpd III full al thl: Iww 10 prouldr til .. rompl .. ,1' pietur. oj JACL', COI'C'-,. 1" II Sacra!>,", erlt°f~' plOb· dlThlSt WI as Iheth

only I .,htanlre or laying process tbrough a di!se'{l" for th~ souv~nlr booklet 01 th,' ~:~ '''~'lllo b: ::'turned. or an . <" pro "III 0 DOlfi 1/. S",; ~ an 0 erw.~ uno" mous /latlon lime Ilmll. they sugge'l Ihal N,lllonol JACL Convention, h~ld

llrE OOVER"'OR'S corr~lation betw'>en physlc11 lj!' So I lSi I r~po t. t Is n r~polI ob\ lolt.iy the legislators abo do 'omelhing herl! in 1952 and 195U. (,OSf"ERESCE OS .\ GING and chronological age. Thot I. to Ii c a eour Iy h benclils up"n reo dcs tlnro to cl'entc ~lJ l\tr ~\:cl:-"v: to reqJlre th~ expediting o( ,'Ourt In 1951. he dl' 'Igned .he PC

Sar ramrnto, CaJlloml. ""y, " I",r'ltln belween the "",. e rseemsent, ~lOplgem·t erl

IWlthb l"fl";O'DbC Many m~mbcrs 01 Conlfre.;; arc cases and prevent lonll-dela"ed de~ Holiday Issue cover. which com. n b ' 0 5U" C en acne..... Y adamantly oppo~ed 10 :h" kllld of olslo . .

A "rto ~r 3 Ind I. JUGO of Ill) and 70 b nol nere '"rltv way of Stole Old Age Assl.lunrr, lel/lslotlon wh.ch the commlssloll s ns. memoratc'd the 10th anniversary wTlttrn rrport ot th" problr·m .cnlie or 1II or m"nlaliy IInlil 10 thaI ~Ven Ihough such reddent. Sungcsted pro"rnm wOllld ~,'tnll. Itllnols RellOrt ot the JACL 1000 Clulr-th~ 3ppeaJ.

or cnlfn cIr17~",. 01 th, Jap"n,'· t continue vlgt>rou. ond worthwhll. were living on marl/Inn I In •• >lne At the sam; tlmo. tho admln. In Its stat .. ment. Ihe I1l1nol< aJ· In~ oover wilh n Ihousand (ac~ :fJmmunlty In Ihe Southl'rn Cllb ,·mptoym .. nt and activity for livelihood. Ihul lhore Wd. nJl I.tration ha s IndlcntL'd thnl It Is vlsory commlltec to the ledural with a green overlay on some ~rnlh :orca by f'rank F Chum"n. From thl . tandpolnt. the conl"r. Ihe ueut~ cconnmlc dl~trc. 01 no ready to assume stronl/or lead,'r. civil righls ponel. noles that "al· to lorm n Chrlslmn, tre" i. a t I I) n D t Pru ItI"nt J:opalw cnw d"legntf" wert. ,'lItl.,'<I Ih.ll Income or penRlon or asslst.1ncc ship In this fl~ld In Ihe lu:urc. Ihough the NAACP contends other· A member of the lacul:,y 01 the

mpcloan Cllt,.t'n L. alOJe the pre<ent olle of rell(em,nl of :.t all ond In some cases has .,h .... udy wl.e. lit appears thatl thcr~ is San Francl.sco Academy 01 Art.

6": IIA1...' "f th' J • Ila Ill'. ~ Am·rI In Mmmuni·l of StJulh.rn C. .1I'I)(nl,. and :U 8 rl·.ult (11 tI

p.·rJ". IJI1f..(lny emll'renct' ()n lhl. 1- rtJblcm f)( the ('ulor CltJl"HII (,I lllll,Hie" n('l.' try, ap',n orc'. by Ih., p" c III c &,uth,l;,' I Ul»trl~1 ,.. ·llIcll f" thl· .J8 lan"ft Am(Orle;lfl CUI/<.'II. I.A"'MIH, 1m &;:.t 24, I~K'I'.

VI! r" pc'lf lily ubmll lh. r"I1",,· InN: rHt'U .Hld fI'Ctlmm .utlatJon •

A Thr. J,Jroblcml 01 Uw Ituirn Uilt'li. f}f ,1,,'1,/111' t' "nco tr'( Jr

i n'1Pl'y !mllar to Ihn ,. 'f -h. cnlor chl,,,n. In thp "'id"r corn.

mUfljty III Ilir II th "fir,· 'm,.nl that there b not ll~ce JJarJly •

a~l' 02 ft>r women .nd aile 11~ Somt 01 II Id I II I done 60. not a deUberllte policy or dis· he wns one ot the oU!$I.lndlJ\R tor mM be Increll cd 10 J hl~hl r Oil bet:ve ... 1 .~~\, ;ro; ~~~'Cm,~:h~ The commlsslon's rep",.t doul. crimination" In Chicago ~ubllc c"Omml'rc!ol arll ts In ':Ib dt)·. chm""I",lc,,1 age' ror eomllu!"ry However, th,' monthly rcnl In lome with mony ospects of Ih~ ,lrobleln schools. h 0 v I n g won many indh<ldual r,·tln·m,·nl 01 Ih,' low I'l'ntnl unlls wo· ullPrn.xl. 11 recommends fedoral .lid, clth~ r " The Inct remains." It adds. ,'W01'ds loaally and $tntewlde lor

I I $ "by ron <on or housi ng pallerns, ~1. adVl'rtislni/ o .. t work Mony AbJ. to \Yllrk mo ~ y 25 por month. thereb)' ICchnlcol 01' rtnonclnl-~o . chuul . or o'her rnclnr-. thA' no p .• r Onu 01 Ihe lending memb~r' 01

It .,." "I" Il'll thul th~re h·,uld cP~::,v;d~~~~ '~lh,:rmln'loICc.ms °ltrll/,.I,n 001 f Illf,"' Oil krlc<\ucst

t· tldn connocllloll IW:lh or Ihe elementary pupIL, In Chi. II", Art Directors nnd Artists Club

bl.' I mor~ • t(·n.'I\;c. t:l'iut."at..c,n'll wor osc ou 0 uscRrcgnt nn pOllS. 81l'O ottl\nrt ~rhool' wni('h nn at nn Francl"tC'O, ht' s~r\"('<i u pr"lIrrrm dlrO!cted toware!, Ih,' ~IO· C It WI\' nol po. Jlbl' III t1w Orlo·a n. C •• e Ctted prcdomlnantl\' 01 one neu lerm os prc<ldent of the orsnlll7O' ployt·r. 01 indu trll' nnd bu 101" short "wrfnd 01 Um(1 to 1hlVe ~l Ii propoJiu Ceder"l lottn~ to loc •• 1 "Thrrt' nl~o 18 no que~lIo.!l th.\t Hon s('\'l"rtt! Yl'nrs ago

, lhlll tb,· .mplo) ,.r wou:d mur •• tutlsUcnl Jurv,'" mod" d Ihl' nco chool districts where atalc tlr Ihe school. which orc predomln~·. T,nl who ru.lded at 241 • t~th t IIv II, Itf'clah.' th It [l p'~r"fm nf tunl numbt'r or ,mlar clll:O:l'n who locnt fund. un' cut ott Us II .. ~!tull I,v NORm. urtl'I' from· t'l'ious rroh. Ave. becnmu 111 t'nrly Itt"t yeal the.': II')} enl ,.·"nl r~Ur"m"'lt ".lie wt, .. n' Itving uloue on pC'n IIlh8 .and or complluncc with l\ fc:d'~rnl court lems by rcn~on n( thf' sJZ\l \I( nnd underwent n :cries 0'.' rl)" J. nnt nl"~«! ',rHy U JXIJ '~UI who olhf'r b(,"nCiI It I ~ ron "l'vutlvdy »r(h'r 10 rtl~ llllrt',I,{Htl' "' h ~1 """'-'111"'1on nnd \"'1:1, srOOIll Hon: (01' brain tumo1' includ'ng , IIn,blr' Ii, b" " jlroeiuct.ve" tlmlltcc! Ihnt In the metropollt.>n A cn'e In point wo, thc OrloAns membership." one lost month. mt'" cr 01 .Clcl.lv. 1.0 Angel. IIrell, th. number 01 Pod h Schaal OI.lrlet. which tor Th .. , ,"··ml\Io~· rp"",·'< th.'1 1' 1 He Is SUI\'l\l'd b)' hi· " .. I,

B II Ilk th" "i'nerlll r'm "n 1/ 1111(1. ..nlnr clllzt·II.. bo~h tOl'n 0 time wnl dented Inonoy 101' 01 the 22 Chicago school. '\'lIlt tn. Klyo. And thN~ son:. Kenneth, 10. tl t bl·r'ilUgr. mOlt o( Uw fCllc10ut nnd wnnum. wa. nppro;urnut('!y tl.'nchcrs' ulorie, Thl ~ olhl!1 ailment. nl IlIUIt.' UIJII 'l IOU aJ\. Jon, ~, und \YUlhun, 11". J.nJ .. ',"r~ r~.llvinli at leo.t rnllllmuon (Continued on PillI!> 2) IlOt". huve law. fOI cuttinll oll IContlnu"d 011 P .Jllu 2) brolher, Dalgoro

UN stamp designer UNITED NATIONS - Th~ Unit";! Nallo",' Postal Admlnlslrotion will h nor the Uniled NotiOlls Otlldren', Fund by I","'\ling on Dec. 4 a com· memorntlve stamp.

The slamp wa. designed b~' MI· noru Hi.ano 01 Tokyo II \\'01 be i. :ul'll in three, lour lind eight· c"nt denominatioos

7-PACIFIC CITIZEN Friday, October 13,1961 LI'L TOKIO READY FOR PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS

Aging -

PACIFIC CITIZEN PubUsbed W1!<!kly """~t last week a1 year.

lU WeUer St., Rm. 302, L An&eles 12, Callt.-MA.. e ...... 71

IContlucd from Front Pagel :00 to 7/jil PCI 'nn< 'I'he othl" .onl"r Hlzens. whcUll'r mult: or t.!nlale,

vcre residln' with th~ir ~om:

jauJ(ht"r< 0, olhor' relilU,' or In :runt. bornt' tOI' the aRed Jjrovldt>rl or in the J'IlJlln,-1 i.· commllutt::

JACL Head-l"artcrs: 163i P t SI., Snn f'rnnclsco 15, Callt. Wsshi" ton O(!lce: 919 - 18th SI. NW. W u~hmg lon 6, o .c.

LOS A:<IGEI.ES. ~ tJ th., m:nw ~( Lt'l Tokio merchant e"1l ~,,,

toge!h,-r. nn Orienlnl !<lurl. t m. ec" may bl'cnmt· H n,.lW v

lAW n ."ln) Apnrtmtnlll o Tht'n' "n n gent'r,1 l~ oJjng

hat the ·.enlor dtl7t'1I5 Ilvlllil ale,"" lid not ,"rLI.ulllrl~· do'ire Ih,· ~o-1 'I"HU\'f! or durmitor,\' !Ct.,' ~ (,'pt.'

, C IIvhlM In oourdln)! hnu.," "hkh '"'Iulr'd Iht' Indlvldunl t'J , " T<'

his 11\'lnl/ qUrortN., with two Dr mOl"l.' olht'r Jl~r ... ()n: This tYl'tf '11 '>oopcralive dormitory 1."0 ' a i' IIv. n~ pn'clud~d on~' IndlvlduJl p·l· (In. whlah wn. ,I<: 'Il'l'<l b." each

If (h,' .• nlor cJtI"n

C.re",,1 lOT tlte Oircclor'$ RC'pOrt. optnlo .... e.rp,r .. rd b1I cofumnlslS do not n~C<'$.'Iarilll r.,h>cl J ACt.. roti.".

Th" rt'lonln,! o( Iht lour bl'e\;;. In W'I T kill ft'Qm M-~ to C·~: 7. ne wtU bl ~eo mc .1 db' ordln.1ll C nJ reqttlrLod by I~y; carbo in :010-~r. acc( rciJng tu E-:l)i 'r.mub l. ;,l~;;idt,Jtt or the JUl>QUC (' Ch lmlJf'1 ·>f Comm('rcl" wh 'pcarhC'ud tl Ih,· requcsl for , cbnnllt' In b·'halt

subscription Rale: 4 ~r Yl'~r (payable In odvon",,). 112 of JACL mt'mbenblp due.» 1I t 'r ~.r'. Wbkripttt\ft to PDCJnC Cnlz~)

En .red o. 2nd Cia s Matter in Post Offlcc. Los Angeles, Callt_

H.arrv HODda ....... Ejjt.ur Jim RlgaJJlJ . BUllness Mnoaaer f hl$ orllnnlzatiun

By Masao Satow, National JACL DlreCitor

Pli. sing thl' tAl.' '\"Kelt.·" Coun~ nn St!pt 25. it mn·l wili 10 d.I)- nnd th., mayor hn 10 dnvs ,lfI .. r thut d~le to .1811 1I Into h,w Th~ rl(!w :unioJt dn:'!: 'Ulcntlnll

will enablt' bu!'int': .. m~n 10 bttl1ti hotl'!.. .hopplnll ccnter, h,' r .. t ... fore pr('v<."nlt.!d undl.~r M .. ~.

nnyhal UI.lrlol

OI :ROC. \TIO:-l C IInellm'," Ed"ued R. R" 'b," " tht d, 'r"galon term "J8I'" have wb~ .. , 91h OI.trll·1 co,·('r. Ih .. Flr<1

l Th' dlcate th·.1 J ACL n\u.1 ,m· and San P>.'dru SL·. nl'('80 ex'.cnd,d n • n e.' 111 , I bl., bt>.t wl,h~s to 'I'lIn .• b., in n

v ~~tr) n to cxpl,"n ollr "'ellngs on thiS mlltter lett"r mad., public I •. I w, .t.~. JIIe In alertm,! I ''It I.· with IIreat .. lea lire Ih:.1

iii olll C "Con I Inform vo~ that City PI.lDnin.l week (or ","Ulng to bk~~ . - Case 1193' rt'~lIrdlnJ! tlt" ch m~e lr-u CO<ln. ;\tarY5ville. I\~onte:,')" o( >lOne In the U'\ Tokio a;'c-s and PlJrtlJod chapters" w.uch :J:rt! . _, 4A •

I ' to ot going 'In :heir a reque,ted b) the Jap inC. e In.x If Cbambl\r of COmmttfC", wp.., al>-

df1vl: pro\'M by thl Counc-Il on Sept. 25,

The Blnk of America 1):10 s"nl us " third quart"r di"ldend che"k f 1T $1.' 6.% from our Eml""'Dl~nt TruSI. This ~i\'es U>' a t.>~ .• 1 ()I "7,lfO, i6 In inttlr('st ror three ,{uar· tPf:. As. of t.·plember 3a, lh~ m.-tr­lee: \'lIke 01 our Endowment Tru.t amounted to 20..1 .• 50. Under the IK'\\ ~ IH~y adopted b~' the )l~.

bou3 J:\CL F..ndo"ment Comm,:· tee, .... e expect lc,~ i.ntc,v,)."'t in th~ fut'lre. but more npprecl.,lion 01 the )rincipal

HThl' finding:' of the Dirt:C':H~~ of Plann.nK R' t Ih" dfect of lh. requcstt-'<i ehnngc- of lone on thl:' Masler Plnn \\'I\ S ,IPI)roved 1\' to public neccsslty. convenience, Ilen· e'rnl wellDre and good zOlllng prda· lice," Roybal said

The chang~ opl.'ns Ihe w.y to reju\,cna tc tho tare... and make it nn out.lnndln!: attraction to rhe general public. Tnnnbe add~J_

Ciyil Rights -

H \YO· thQrd ft' Ull~ fL-, llm,t ;)( he ronf\!J'!~nc ... that lhrouJ(n &i'.V· "rnml'nt n slstu",,(', wh('t{hE"1' Strite 'r h·doral. Ih'r~ ~hnuld b,,' pro ~ Id·'<l I W renlnl tyO<' ·,f liP"' t· ncn unit:. wlll\ Individual bolh, <Ilche .. nnd 11\'111;( quad_)' ("ell'­Ie'

E, l1w Am~ricnn dtlron' "r J ,­;lOl'~e nn{'estry, whcthl'-r ~on i or lauJChler~, sct'm to ha'lP 'I d "C"U ·tjn~c or oer.lOonal re~m1lJ lbtJ"y ',nd obligation to their tUTen! ' nd in mr\,t C9:-·e~. rCSlnrdlf" t f

'hp Indlvidlml nnd oS~'cholo2'ral

,'n<ion,' existing with the <cnior i!lzen rurenl< and the son 'r

illuqhter< livlnl! under the "",c roof. Ihis paltern of respon ibllltv vn~ widesorend ;1nd i'Tc\'al<."ut, thereby t'ctlic"ing the el~llnnmll:

'lrc~~uJ'n on lhose senior cltb:ens ;ubsisting n benent.. and 20\'I'rn· rnf'Dt 3ltsl~tance,

F . Althou~h the s talc dCPII<I· ""'It I of Emllloyment in I...,s An· geles has a very wOl'thwhll~ pr .. 'ram callpd 1be "Homem~k"rs 01 Los Angeles" whareln senior rill· '''ns can be called lrom time to Ume 10 work in priVate hom es. 't was tbe (cellng that. becnu.o of language barders. such prog1'1ms (or employment were not b"tlll( uUlized on a widespread basis by he scnlor citizen, in tbe .lapul.se

com munity. :\t".ntim.,. Ihe rnd' 01 the t.'t; ... J quartrr shows ch.ljllers b3,'e re­mitted SSI.085 to\\ ard tbe SSO.~5 bud"Hcd. 01 ;his amount 34 chap­ters arc 10 line (or .a. total rf.!~\Ctle

a! S2,0106~

Conliued from Fro::.t Page Greatest· Issei Conoern predominantly Negro. G. The greatest conrdrn among

Problem or Double Shift l)ur senior ejtJz"n~. like that 01

\ GREAT LO ' 1'0 J.\CL

Parents and educalors nllke here llhers in tbe greater communlt~·, sa.1' this Pllts teachers and .each. .,'as the drastic ecoDomlc ctetri· In~ under excessive pupils pr'!s. ment which would cn .oe In Ibp sW'es. Thuy also agre;! with tJoe evenl the senior citizens sutfel'ed

Lol.it .Ie ,K .', adl' paid ()W' civil rigbts commltlee th~t beoaus" a prolonged illness or pc"s~llll m· la>l re'pI.'.·t" to Kt,n-hi Taru. of double-shiftin>: in these school:. ;ur", thereby deprivIng Ihem of an FI anelSc 1000 Clubber. a ,·!c· "number$ o( children are idle on lhelr individual reserves.

t.m 01 hr;t1n tumor Alth~ugh 0'- the streels throughout a good na,1 There IVas a strong l.eUnl! that :rcm"ly bu'y II' one of San Fr-dll' of Ibe school day. in many ~1S" some adequate medical and ho<n i

.

C13oo'S tOll t"nmm('rcolat arli n~'. he without supervision." tal jnsurance coverage shlJuld be serv.od • "er;tJ term. on t.le Ch~;> )leI\' school. are planned and provided :15 soon as poq<ible to ler Executl\'e B"",rd. He diu L'Ie under constru"lion in man\' I the protect all senior citilens In the ort work for th 1952 'Ind 19;;6 congested areas. bul this I, veIl' event of iUnes< or accident Or JAC' .• 'aIKllla! Convention SOllVe- slow-coming relief. physical disability. nlr program bookh·L,. the ,'ov~[ To the "chool board's credit. its H. n was felt that with rel'rence .f nut 1953 :->otlon31 Bo\\Ung T~ur· "r tics admit. is It, recent r,>ve"dl to any type of hous ing Wilts for

n3ment booldet. and help.'<! on the of a scbool dlstrirt bound.tT) the senior aitlaens. that the~e 1!I:'9 na:.on.1 member.hl;) U!o- chant/e which would hl\'e laken should be rome relax~tion 01 the chur" 55 white pupils from an inregl'ah'd present health regula lions. so 'hal

His 1957 PC lIolidl~' l"s'le CO-!~' South Side school and put tbem pcr.;ons I'esidin/! in such boardilIg o( 1.1100 laces ~mmemorating the in an aU.wblle ,chool type homes could also be provld,'d 1000 Club's 10~h Anlll\,ersary • Ii- \\1th the minimum amount 01 m ~fu -

cHe J cons.t.lerable comment. The cal ca re within the b~arding hom~

Ole.l f I plnl\h~d he jcsigne.l to New monthly interest plan without rellnqulshlng their right to syrnoob%e the 1956 Cono;,'ntion rema in in the home lly bein~ rp· • C'h.Jn!!ln~ Porspecli\'c'" l!lgmt announced by Sumitomo ferred out to the County Hosfltal

a f J \CL c,· t where the senior citizen would be ~.,,~rd Q\f EXCPll~~e ~om!l~,. <;:: I SA.'J FRANCISCO. - The Sumi- taKen care of as public charity Fran:!.,,,, .\rt Direct',.,,' Exhibition tomo Bank of Call1ornia Friday cases. o! Ad,·ertfSing. Risasbl ga,'e gl~d:.. an~ounced a new !'l0Dthly interest 1. Once tbe economic pressures of blS creative art1 :ic talents t·. pa)ment phn savlIlgs account. were alleviated and a mOl'e a d ~ · cnrieb JACL's programs. Makoto Sasnkl, p,,:-ident ~f the quate medical and bospital cover­

Thank to I)':r JACL atriU~h ,' n

this P31t f',rll1lght we were ~ues:S -dt th" annual po,mlaT Luncheon Fashion Sh~w 01 the San Fracdsrc Chal'tcr Women', AuxlliJr:" and the premiere showing 01 "nrldge ... the Suo"_ Rel)resentin~ th,· .PC ahn~ v'lth other memb~r: of t!le SF A_Ian American Pre:s Club, we enjoyed the VlP trcat:TIent n.; gue"l11 of Harrah': Club the: past · ... eekend at Lake Tahoe Clnd Reno.

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~ank. states that this DE'\\" savings age assuTed. it was 011.,; iceling plan pays interest everv montb 01 the conference that tho mo"t with interest computed on a daily Important factor in car!n;: for :he basis from Ihe day depo"lts are senior citizens w.s n ""el'entlor.al receh'ed 10 the day 01 wlthdr1wal. center wbere the senior citi'lms and thaI no other bank is offering could freely come and go) t,) flaT' Ihls prolV'am at the present time take of recrcallon. hobble5. vl"t m California with (riends or make th~h' own

This plan supplements tbe popu. refreshments 01' carryon som" lar rel(ular "a~ ings accounts which worthwhIle educational program III

DIF.o pays Interest computed on a I the Japanese languDJ!e. ::Jaity ba ·js. Sasaki (urther stale, It wa, suggested lhal full ... ,e 'hat this program is de,lgnoo fnr b~ made o( the vlrlous cte.nomIDa· those who wi"h monthly income tlonal churches throua:hOIlI metro­(rom their,,,,'''''' with no risk polltan Los Angeles (or • ICIt ree· as to the principal rt'alional ce~tcrs~ •

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lives. 4 The nped for nde'1unt~ hospl,

tal nnd medlr',1 InsurnnCt'. 5, Th,' nced to ulhwlal(' tht

lo i,~fhll' " and bUl'edDm of th ienlor ,'1 lIt..,n " through lncro".·d use If l'{'I"rcalioll.lt Cl'ntm'

6. 1"nc 'l'n l r CltlzP Il commlt'«"1 of 1~4' tlulnl( lw rormt.'<f throuJith 001 Southern C,lllfol'nln to m>ln· .am ,t clo . .;.e rt.'iallon. h lp with ",t~

and county p1rk and rl,.·rrh,tim depllrtmt-n\'. "lid with ""III"" cll., zpn n stl~ lntJon~ lor t 'x(' h nn~t.: ti'

IdeD, and projfrnm. wllh .uth pr: volt, or KOVt'rlllnt':ntnl aJ(cr.dl·' 'MIl. progr~D1 wn. de"m"d 1m p~ rlnnt In malnl,lulng th,' dUu'n ncllvllh,< lind ph)"lelll nnd m""I" h.allh, It WII ""reed th·.t thr III ·t Important fnclor wo.' to k(· ... lhe cnlor cltlzon III toUch wlLP nnd 10 clrculat~ with othor per ~n,

n I oebl ba . 1 . 1. :I<Ion' "flcetlve u.e or .onlol

rlllzcn. In 'nmc ilmilt<l OCCUP,I' Uonol nctlvlt~·. not nl,!c(" Ul'llv ,'f))

till' JlI1I'r .. of provldl"1l :nt'unt< ror Ih,,11' IIvellhn d. b 'Jl In mRIIl

tnln thl: .cnlor cltl1.cn· Individual "n'" of worth. value and well

b,'lnx 8, To I11l1lntnll1 and ('ncour'lIr

hobbies "nel Olher outside .nt,·ret with "ropel' guidance In ,"ell , I

t1ville. 9 Tlnl there honld be a mul',

Inl('o~\vt' adllit education ('OIITSC

spon .ort..od in the J l·.Jl.lnt ''! !ail gunrle Lo prep an' the U'!1, I" cl~

len, I" th(,lr period or rctlr·'D1(·nt 10. 'Po provld~ facilltl .. < Dnd In

formation to the 5('nlor cltll~n

Uy:ougb the new' po per 0" nth"'1 porlodlcnl& or orgnni,utiulI< to In· (arm the ."nior citizens 01 (u~lII·

lies for Hcllvite during their pet·od o( ",Urement

IT WAS pointed out Ih~1 t. ~r a"sl

o( the pecullllr wavc of ImrnlJ:ra· lion o( our senior (llll,cns. he i n~

thos" persons of Japanese ances' try born In .Japan who caml' tf the United Slate~ (rom 1895 to 1910 pnrtlcularly. lhal the avcrage all" of our senior citizen, 01 malr classification was 70 year< o( n ~r and for thc female over 65. whl.'re· as Ihe average age of tic first generation American cllll,('ns of Japanese ance;\ry. being t"e chll· dren of these senior citizen.. wa' at the pre,en! 'tlme appr",,;matc. Iy 38 yeal·s.

The greal di screpancy III aJle raises not only economic hut also ;;ecls!. psychological, cultur~1 and linguIstic problems which J'cqu h'c ~peel'l attention in the maW'r of caring for the seniol' cim:en , of the J apane.;e community

R espectfull~' s ubmltlcd. Frank F. Chuman, NatiDnal JACL

President :I<Irs. Klsei 'I'akemura. soc;'11

worker. J apane.e Cbristi:1n Churoh F ederation

Ml'S. Tsuya Hor!. social \'Iorker. Jnternational Instltule

Thomas Strei , Sla te Dept of Employment. Spccu,1 Di vision on Aging

George Nakamura. F' ield Representative. Los Angeles Area, Social Security Admin.

Fred T akala . Regional Dlrector, .PSWDC

}{ango Kunitsugu, Vice President Metropolitan Welfare Planning Council

Sisler Mary Bernadette, J apanese, Maryknoll Mission

lienrv Yonai. sodal worker ror (he Aging. Japanese Maryknoll \1l$slon

:I<Ilke SUZUki, Ja panese Child.!'ell·s Home

Gongaro NaHamurn, Presidenl. o Jwntown L.A. JACL

:I<Iasaml Sasaki. owner of Home (or iIIe Aged, Japanese l:luC:dbJst Church

Martha Tacbino. psychiatric soc!r,l worker. Veterans Admin.

Dr Tom Watanabe, speda\!.;l on gerla ldcs

Jiro Morita, owner and opera(c.r of Home for the Aged. Pa.3dena, Calif

Choyei Kondo. journalist Saburo Kido. newspaper Pllbli. h ~r

and attorney Kesaii.. Kanno. observer Rev. Snh.oi Kowtn, Jap:lnc~e

Christian Church Feder3t1on

Shim otsuka, pioneer Issei

of Salinas, iuccumbs LOS ANGELES. - Takejlro Shl· mol .uka of 1834 Slonor, West l.)S An!!eles. formorly of Salinas. dl~d Elt Crenshaw Cenler Hospital o('e: I n !,rolonged illness. He was 82.

He came to Ihis COllntl'~ in 1902 and was 0 pioneer resident <,I I

Salinas whl.'rc he ~en'cd Cor m an)" yeal·s as executive secretary of thc Japanc,e A< . n. and operat,,,", u ,Iapane,c lInkuen.

He had been living in West L.A. since the war.

Hc is SUM\'ed by two son~. T'u­yoshi lind )/obol'u and three dnugh· te",. Utn Shimotsuka. :\Y" K.,7.U Nakamura and )ttl's. Mitsu SOnOjiil.

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By Henry Mori

Los Angeles NEWSLETTER

TARO KANOW retired fro m oounty civil service lost week altel ~er vlng 35\!, yean with the n D~d Dept.

The Board o( Supervisors pr~· scnted him wltb D counly scroH and gilts Irom his (ol'mer col· leagues. Kanow wa s the only Nt'e! oack In 1926 to enter civil service in thai field and the first ta re~jre arler three and a bal( decades.

In the words of SUpervisel' But­lao W. Chace, chairman uC the Road Committee, ":\IJr. Kanu.v worked himself up (rom the <t.:-·s o( two-laue country road and the Nlodel T Ford to lOOBY's era 01 tiered, multi-lane integrated Irce­ways,"

When serving in Ihe bridge diVl­sion. Kanow was the designer of many structures. includioO! the $1.5 million bridge on Rosecran: A ve. over the Los Angeles rc,'er whlcll was completed In 1952.

He bas served in all the ma ior dlvlslons of the County Road o ,,;PI The 60-year-old county engineer admitted that time bas cbanged­that during the 1920s and the 30. "we used 10 camp oUl wben ''''E

went out on street projec ."

He said the time in'-ol':eJ in transportation made It itnprael,enl (or one to go home. then r~""rt

to work again the follow ing morn· ing.

We asked bim what his plans were for Ule future now til"lt hcfs retired at an early agc of 6U. " 1'11 be busy fixing m~' homt!, traveling, camping and iishing." the Athambra resident said. Fort ,. nately for him. bJs wife Inee ",big" Takai o( Sacramento) also lo\'es Ihe outdoor life.

That's pretty won<!er(ul U"ing

lor a man who has weathered aU

t.ypes of raCial discrimination dur' l ing !.he early part or his car&!t:r and emerge as a respected public servant. pulling away an ~nv1abl e I Lcrord.

Kenow inquired how Gongoro Nakamura, our Downtown J.'I.CL past president, was getting aloug. He said they went to school 10-gether and were "old buddies." Small world.

IL\ VE YOU ever figured out how mucb 3.000 sticks o( Ieliyaki beef would be II you made thelD yourseU?

The East Los Angeles J .\CL "bapler members did It agah 'Ii!, year at tbe International Festh'31 oa)' a. the Internattonal Instiltlte, Saturday and Sunday.

Last year the group ral$ed o,'cr S350 (or the Iostitule's 'ICti'lltiCS. The cbapter usually h.:>lds ,Is monthly meetings there bat for oldtimers, too, there is much It­tachmenl to the place.

The bustling "olunteers .,.,ade 3.000 stiel,s of dellciously bube­cued teriyaki. marinated in IGk!<.,. man sboyu. They so1d like "bo: cake", in the words of Roy '{e· madera. past president. The EJ"I Los Angeles JACLers are indeed an active group.

Few weeks ago tbey had their annual Issei Recognition progT':>",; then Ibis OCI 21. they wlll honor ESlber D. Bartlett. exe~uti"e QT.

ree:or of the Institute. at a tasli· monial banquet.

Mrs. :'lIable Yoshizaki. president. IS to be commended (or her "It· tiring eUorts in keeping the ch3j> ter on the go. But then you h.:>ve staunch. oldtimers like Sam Fu· ruta to maintain the high teml)O.

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PaCific Southwest JACL Credit Union

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3-PACIFIC CITIZEN Frldl1Y, October 13, 1961

BERLIN SEEMS LIKE IT'S NEXT DOOR I. 'CE THE first o( Oelob r when resene and 'al10nal

Guard Units throughout the United States wcre activated by the President in VIe or the crisis ill Berlin. those who were aH~'Cted Ce£'1 Berlin is much closer than ever before

It would seem the majority Qf thl! ,' isl!i . who served 11\

World War n era. i' be 'ond the age of being mustered fol' ser\'lce but worries \\ hether a fallout sheller in the backyard

IS neec ary. And JACL chapters which hnve been grooming young

men Cor Jr. J.\CL le .. der:hie \\'lll see them being called into

the -en'ice 1S the draft get· ll1to high gear That unda)' morning of Aug. 13 when the Iron Curlaln

banged down ,11 the Brandenburg Gate and other check POlllts in Berlin. 'oulhlanders were beginning to celebrate Nisei Week and the crisis of Berlin was outdazzled temporarily by bunting and lanterns liP and down First and San Pedro

treets. U's lime we take a good look at Berlin Berlin has a land area of 3.u square miles For compari·

son. imagine the Los Angeles basin south of the anta Monica ountain and the areas west of the Los '\.ngeles river And

East·West border of Berlin might be Western Avenue. (The Russian sector of Berlin is roughly seven milt!s wcst of the

eastern city limits .) For another picture of Berhn in terms of local topogra­

phy, readers outside of Los Angeles might selcct a center of

their to\\ n. which would be the stte of the Brandenburg Gate and embrace an area of about 10 miles radius from the

cent~r . The SO\ iet sector IS roughly one· third.

• • IT J saId that great cities stand where do they do by

the dlclall: of geography. Berlin is a commercial hub of Germany, a major road. rail and canal center By looking at the maps, one can see Ihat Berlin is a natural funnel Cor goods moving from east to west. Its importance as a center

dates from medie\'al times and ranks after London and

Paris in wealth lnd population. The oviet garrisons in East Germany. so long as they

remain in an occupation and training status. can ship bulk supplies through West Berlin or route them around the city if they take the time and trouble. But it would be no easy matter to by·pass Berlin in supporting a major military as·

sault against Western Europe. There are the advantages,

then. to ha\ing a Western "roadblock" 110 miles behind

advance Sm'iet formations. The potential of West Berlin becomes even more signif­

icant when one considers the situation of the Soviet army

in Eastern Europe. Surrounded by a hostile population and

unable to depend upon its satellites. the Russian Army must guard every inch of its communications with Russia. Hence, a Free Berlin on Ih~ main supply line is a prime objective

to the Soviets. And to dispose of Berlin by nuclear attack. according to

military writers, would also dispose of the C'ity's traffic and communication fad lilies at a time when they would be most

needed . And any direct Communist attack on West Berlin

would invite a Western nuclear counterattack on Russia itself.

Hence, we can immediately judge the significance of Free Berlin in the defense of Western EuroDe.

To make this role possible, the Allied garrisons in West Berlin have been reinforced in recent weeks.

It is now two months since the Berlin drama began and thus. far it appears we have kept our nerve. mobilizing our

lull moral and physical Corces. Meanwhile, the Big Three is

determined not to take any hasty action that might set the Cuse of a very tense situation.

• • • TUE HISTORY of Berlin goes back to 1244. By 1442,

it became the residence of the Hohenzollerns the roval German family that eventually ruled Prussia a~d instalied

as emperors of G~rmanY in tbe 19th and 20th centuries.

The significance of Berlin as a great city is to be noted by its improvement and expansion after being devastated in thl' Thirty Year War in the 17th century. the Seven Year

War in the 181h century and the Franco·Prussian War in the 19th century Berlin was again ravaged by bombs during \Vorl:] War n and its resurrection-at least in West Berlin­has been brilliant.

One more footnote we'd like to add about Berlin is that the Tr2aty of Berlin in 1878. ending the Russo·Turkish War that doomed the Ottoman Empire is the rise of several nations which are remembered only in our stamp album: Servia. !'tlontenegro. Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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SANTA .AN.\ - ,\ public ,,·,11· monlol dlnnl'r honoring Orl\n~" County Superior Judge Stl' h~n K. Tamu..... ,."tenlly oPI'olnt~d I.>y Co\'l~rnor Brown. wa announ .... cd Ibis wl'l·k by dlnn<r c1tn'rlllnll H"nry KancRlIl' 'MII' dinner t·, b held "t the (,hal'l." Hou C' nll'

'"urnnl or Anah"lm on Wedn N~ ,y "vcnlng. O"t. 25 is und"r thc joint ,u. plccs of Ihe Or.lnlle Counl~ JACL Ch,pl~r nnd the K.,ZU.' • I~· .ucla :'olemori ,u Post Vc\e"on i 01

~"ordgn W"r. Judge T.\lnur3 . Ihe ,eroll~ N.sd

on the m~lnl.nd be .I~po~"ll d to the ben . II a 1000 Club m m· l-<>r or thl' Oran~.. Counl.,· .1 ACL nnd a Pl' WDr cht\ li.~r uri' lriC'nt. Ht· wn, (Iwardc-d th~ Distlngu! hed Achlevem"nt Award of Ihe J .\CI. for Ihe 1959·1000 BI~nnlll!n .nd Is " m~mll.r or tbe VF'W. American Legton ;lnd the Lion.' (,hlh.

S n;ors of the lestlm n!,,1 din· ner abo ~lnnounced thllt Su;lt:rior Court Judge John A Also of Los ,\uget .. has COD enled 10 be the ,gttc,t sp<"ukcr f,.. the evenIng. Th, Charter Ilous RL' taurant I: io· eated dir,·cUy acn, 8 from O1,n"y· lund on Harbor Bh·d. A social hour wtll precede the dinner sloted to begin promptly at 7 p.m.

Tickets may be seeured by con· tnctlng any cabinet member of the Orange COlUlIy JACL. Rcservnllons may also be madl' by calling the JACL Regional Office IMA 6 .. H71) or the Japanese Chambor of Com· merce ':\lA HI391 by Saturday. Oct. 21.

Nisei buys into Fowler weekly as co-publisher

FOWLER. - Seico Han.lShlro and Albert T Hu><ley. employee, .)f :he Fowler Ensign. have formed • parlnership 10 purchdse the Fowler Ensign. 67·year-()ld wc.kly. it was announced by publisher William J. l\lueltter this pa,t we~k.

The new owners are bolh we11-<nown In this rommunlty. Hlt>.lcy ,as heen advertising man lllcr of the Ensign for the pnst e'ght :ears and editor for the p,st hree years. Hanashiro hlS toeen 'omposing room foreman and ;ports edUor of the weekly fnr he past 10 years.

Huxley will continue to be editor lnd advertising manager anli Mil l.sume the additional julies ('If ,uslness manager. Hanash:ro .-ill ake on the additional duties as nechanical superintendent of the >rinting plant, whkh also prints ;everal other newspapers and does ~ large volwne of quality prlllting.

Hanashiro is a graduate 01 the Fowler Union High School and ",rved his printing apprentIceship at Los Angeles T,·.de Technical Tunior College. He Is a veteran of World War II with se,'vice in France and Italy.

Before coming to the En.igll. Hu><ley was associated wi!h the Massey-Ferguson Co .. of Fowler .1S

purqhasing agent and aCCQunt3Jlt.

Li'l Tokio application for sa)fings bank denied

LOS ANGELES. - An application by a Nisei group Cor a savings and loan association charter to operate and one by another group which Includes two Nisei were de nled last week by the California state savings and loan commission.

The Nisei Merit Savings and Loan group had flied Cor a license on June 8 to operate in the E . 1st and San Pedro area and ad ia· cent eastside district. Incor,»ra. tors and direct.ors were listed !n the application as'

o.,orge T. Aratani. Joseph lin. Dr. George K. Kambara. George E. Maruya, Kiyoshi Maruyama. Wallace T Nagata and Joseph S.

Detroit JACL's Fall Dance sc~eduled for Oct. 21

DETROIT. - The Detroit .JACL wlll hold its Fall Dance Oct. Zl at the Serbian American Hall With the popular Twillghters. a thre;>· pleCI' combo. lurnl.<h.lng the musIc for the evening. Stan Maleel,i and Dlek Kadoshlma are dance co­chairmen.

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PASA,DE:-lA - The Gardener< AlI,n. 01 Pa.<adena .... 111 !lolo Its annual Mutual Benefit Dance on Ocl. 21 at the Elks 1.o.-lll:e here from 9 pm. ]'h" !lot Toddles will "rovlcte the music. according to Bob Mlyamot.o. publlcl .• t.

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1961 CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Kathy Reyes SlIn Ft'nnelsco JACL srholnl'8hlp cbah'man, pre.enls $250 ch"<::k to Wins low Mntsumura (center). who just returned Crom a J apRn Irlp with Boy Scout Troop 58. Al rlghl I~ John Yasumoto. chnpter president. Tho young stUdent Is studying pre· med nt U.C. a",'kel"y ,the son or MI'. Dnd Mr •. Mas Miltsumur" of 1729 Lngunn St. and Is OIn Engle Scout and lite m"mbcr of the CalifornIa ScholarqlllO Fedcrrttion .~ l(lV" 001 Photo.

Christmas Cheer campaign opens with mail solicitations, clubs offer assistance

LOS ANGELES. - First l,tlcr< of sollcitalion were moll~d this past wcekend with the assistance oC the Funster. Club. It Wa~ reo ported by the Christmas Cheer Committee.

Assisting chalrman Fred Tao· mae In the work ~ession wC_'e :lTary Atagl, pres.; Pot Talreypmu. sec.; and Mary Yusa. trc.s. O!her members of the group h~IJ'i~g

Cheer with moiling and pr"llml­Dory clerIcal work were: Ilhy Ko­murll. Grace Mitsui. Kazy Klt,n· ka. Yo Iwamoto. and Saohl Mo· tsumoto.

:vreanwhJte Dr Ken Yamnguchi of the Pasadena Buddhist Church offered his group's cooperatie>n with the 14th Annual Chris~mas

Cheer Drive. The Pasadena Buk· kyo Fujlnkai ,,-ill also assist.

The success of thc annu~l Christ· mas Cheer Fund Drive depN,ds to a larllc extent 00 the sUPll<Jrt and cooperation r!>ceived Crom .uch community minded clubs and or· ganizations. emphasized T30mae.

S21S Budget et 11 was also revealed Ih3t '.he

1961 Christmas Cheer D r."e will operate on a maximum budget of S215. The a mount Includes aU printing. postage and stationery. 5160; packing and wrapping sup-. plies. S30; and miscellaneous e"­enses. S:5. Dllring the recQrd

breaking 1000 drive, the aclu31 opcrnling expenses came 10 SI35 or 2.6 per cent or the t.otal gross receipts of S5.278 I including S3.IQ3.· 40 in cash donations).

The current Christmas Cheer Drive started wIth a net ca.h balance 01 S6.23 in account with the Su~ltomo Baok or Los An· I!:cles. whIch is agaJn providing free .ervices. The balance 8S of Dec. 27. 1960 wa. $91.81. rellre· senting ca~h received after all dis· tributlon was completed. Paring the Interim period up to the ('I!'len· ing of the current drive. $17 48 was received from A.I.D .. Asso· ciated In-Group Donors). Expendi. tures·during the same perIod W(,N'

S18.12. unpaid blll irom the 1960 Drh'e ILong Beach Jr YBA ,enhei sale I; S35. emergency aid. lnd S50 for postnge 11961 Drive).

As in· the past years. the two maillr SOUrce of dona lions to (,huor are the mail solicitations and sre· cia I projects and benefi Is conduct­ed by clubs andd organizl tio')s. Very little II any personal .,0Iil·I'.a· tion is conducted. All con'ribuUvlls t.o Christmas Cheer are individual· ly recorded and promptly a~knolV' ledged. The Christmas Cheer 0('

fices are at: JACL Regional JiClce. 125 Wener St. 13021, Los Angeles 12 IM;A 6-4471). .

Nisei protests proposed residential loning restricHon for Fountain Valley

SA."ITA AJ."A. - This past w~ek a "standing room only" crowd was on hand at the Orange County Planning Commission public hear· ing on a proposed zoning ordlnance establlshil\g land olassifications and districts within the city or Fountain Valley. whose mayor is Nisei James Kanno.

Pinpoint target of the citizen's wrath was the building sIte area requirement which sta ted that the minimum area for single dwelllng shall be set at 7.200 square feel.

Property owners protested the edict. stating tha~ the minimum figure woutd stille the natu:nl

Lopresti. Sam Ishihara and Kenjl Tanigu·

chi were listed as officials of the proposed Cosmopolil~n associa,es who also med on June 8.

growth of the fledgling dty.

'Most property owners. including Carmer Arthur Hiroshima who owns 2(0 acres in the north section of Fountain Valley. s3id 'I "S,OOO square ieet minimum would be more realisitc."

Speaking into a microphone 'II the meeting. Hiroshima said. " I am convinceq that this ordiuance as it stands will not help in the growth of our city. T think It would be economically unwise for de· velopment t.o come t.o Fountain Valley. when surrounding citi"s have a more adaptable 6.000 square teet minimunl:'

Plannln.l[ Commission chairman George Preble told the group 01 protestors that the ordinance would be heard before Fountain Valley eity council Oct. IS at 8 p.m. and would become effective Nov. 16.

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San Francisco voters' rally for local election set

SAN FRANCISCO - Candldnles for local elly nnd counly "W'·e. und supporters of various proposl· tlnns arc being Ihvlt<-d by the Nisei Voter, League and the Sun Francisco J ACL lor II votero rally on I"rldny. Oct. 20. 8 p.rn .. Jt the Park Pl'esidlo YMCA.

Yori Wada. chairman of iha. Nisei Voter. Lengue and an active NIsei Democrat. will ch11r Ihe rally. H~ succeed Jack K",.b", who has served a. NVL chaIrman sInce It wa organlzcd thr~e Y"ar ago.

While the J ACL chapter I. pro­hibited by It.· charier t.o make oollticfll recommendallons. t h ~ NVL plans to canVass It; mc".,· bcrohip alter Ihe Oct. 20 m ~ptl n f.

nnd publicIze their choir ••. Olher NVL. ortlcers r e c c n t ly

rlected were Tad Ono, v.p.; M ... Yo Hironnk;l. sec.; S,1I" 50\0. treas.; Jack Kusabn, pub. I'('!.; a",d Don Negl. sgt.·at..nrms, Elecl2d to th" board were James K. Hlkilio. Hatsuro AI,.awa. Dr. 'l'okuji He· danl, Dr. Himeo Tsumorl. Or. Ka­lue Togasaki. Yasuo Ablko. John Yasumoto. Marshall Sumida. How· ard Imazekl. Steve Doi. Chl"l Ya· mamoto. Yonc SalOda. Edl..,n GIIO and Fred Hoshlyama.

Hlkido, loea I Issei who ha , been active In Republican cam"" ... ns. :crved a precinct captain in the

Rich.mond dIstrict near bls home a year ago.

MembershIp in the NVL is Sl per year.

Gus Hikawa feted as Chicago Legion post commander

CHICAGO. - Despite a ~teady downpour. some 170 guests and members packed the Chicago Bud­dhIst Church assembly hall on Sept. 23 to witness Chicago JACL Credit Union board member and 1000 Clubber Richard "Gus" Hi­kawa take the oath of oUice as Commander of Chicago Nisei Post 1183 of tihe American LegiO!! lor 1961·62. Abe Hagiwara . ootlonallv prominent JACL leader. was the guest speaker al thJs 13th annual installation.

The following ollicers alsn in· staUed were Sr. Vice Comr.>ander Tak Hirai. staff artist for Chic,go J ACL Chapter Bulletin; Jr. Vice Commander Car1 Ogawa. 1000 Clubber: Finance Officer Willi"", Okumura. formar J ACL Board Member: Adjutant George ,'aka­mura; Service OHicer Tom Kal­hara; Post Chaplain Lar~y Oshi· ma; and Judge AdvoC!3te Masaru Funai, JACL Board treasurer.

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The new commander. a locally successful attorney. who holds the rank oC major in the National Guard Reserves was presented the Commander's gavel and Pin by outgoing Commander, Hiro M ... v~· da, former Chicago Chapter board chairman.

The Chicago Nisei Post is plan· nlng to charter a bus t.o transport a 50·man delegation. including its crack Tbird District Honor Guard and ritle squad. t.o participate :n the official commemoration cere· monies of the Nisei War Memorhl Monument at Rohwer, Ark. on Oct. 15.

Previously the Nisei Post had contributed S100 toward the re­st.oration of the monument t.o their Callen comrades of World Wou: II .

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San Franciscan wins Cal Nilei Doll open over field of 127

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Elmer F Crnvalho and Tomm) Kono. Olympic wclght1!ller haw been named HawaU's candi(\ates tor the Ten Outstanding YrUl1~ Men or the Nallon. spononred by the NaUonal Junior Cham""r of Commerce.

Kono was selected for i'tl out­standIng progress in health ,·du· catlon and physical fllne'!, and pa.t performance In Olymptc games,

MONTEREY. - Yom Kobayashl of San Francisco. vetenn goller 01 the Golden Gate Goll<"5, out­shot a field 0/ 127 other ent~"nt.­\0 win the C~lI'ornia state Nbel championship here Oct. 1

The 52-ycar-()ld four-handiclp goUl'r cnrdt>d a pa r 72 d~ Del Monle and IInished UP witb a highly respectable 79 on the dl{· ficult Pebble Beach course for a low gross total of 151

Cl'3Vlllho was selcctt'<l for hb OUlBtandlng performance In poli­tic •.

Carnegie debut of bURl! kotoist hailed by critics ~EW YORK - MIIJIlc crltlc. or New York's afternoon newspapers this past week hailed as a trl· umph Klmlo Eto', recital in Car· negle Hall OeL. 1 on the koto. the ancient Japanese mu.lcal in­

strument.

Runner·up some ;;lx .trokes be· hind was George Ur. ot Wat.!Iln· vUle. 1956 . tate Niset t.ollrney wIn· ner. with 76-81-L~7

"Et.o made a trIumphant New York debut In a dazzling display oC sklll and artistry." commented Louis Blancolli In the New YOlk World·Telegram and Sun.

~lIes Kastendleck , writing in the Journal-American. said "through the magic In his flngers and !ne charm In his style and m.moer of playing. he captivated his aU'li· ence. In some number< be wa. assisted by his wile playlng the bass ko\O. John Wummer the fiute and Nathan St.utch the cello. AI· ways the unique quality of the koto molded tha atmosphere <>l tile performance. "

Et.o is the blind kot.oisl from Japan. now a resident of Los An· geles.

Alameda bridge tourney won by Min Yonekura

ALAMEDA. - :'olin Yonekura was awarded first prize in the Alam eda JACL bridge tourney held on Saturday. Sept. 30, at the lOCAl Buena Vista Methodist Church hall.

Other prize winners included ... 0-

shimi Umeno and Robert :Miz.oku­chi.

Watsonville bowlers WATSONVILLE. - Champions in the Watsonville Nisei MIxed Trio summer league. just concluded, were reveaJed this past wcek. H & S Nappa trio or Sam S\i­gidono. Fumi Sugidono and Jim Etow won the team title. Other trophies were awarded to:

Men - B1S BU%Z Noda 656. IDG Salehi K1mOlo :141. HAv SlUcht Kimoto

~o~~ 1M!'susan Hamal 186, HIS Michl Nod. 181. RAv Gnoce Raya!lhl 141. MlB Fum! Sugidono.

Tw) player< were tied for third with 159 each, but Tom &a s~ mo­to or HolJand. Mlcb.. who shot 8&.83 In regular play. dereatP.d Frank YO.'nloka of the host S~n Jo,e Garden Citv Club Oil the .eoood extra- plny~ff hole. Yosh'.ok3 finished with a 74-85 card.

The leam championship again went t.o Wat.<onv1l1e Ea1Ie,. !he defending tltlist.<. This is the third time the Eagles bave been vlct"r­ious :'inC'.e the team event W8.i m· auguralcd nine years ago.

The host Garden City Club. wIn­ner, In 1953-55-58-59. came in sp~·

ond white Top Notch oi Los Ar," geles, winners In 19;.4, took third

.Louis Hayashida of Watsonville captured the low neL crown of the 1961 tournament. The 12-nand/· capper <hot an IW tor a net "'r at Pebble Be3ch and finished wltb an 84-86 '12)-146

Gordy Kono 0/ Berkeley. who gave up a chance t.o win 3Jl Cnlt­land Ri-Fll Club 36-hole tourna· ment in which he was l •• ding. took second low net with 7Q..84 '6)-148.

Henry Alliara of Orange Counly Club came in third with ~ net SCOre of 86-80 18 '-150.

Near 14-lb. striped bass wins Sequoia JACL derby

REDWOOD CITY. - Tne Sequ"ia .TACL ba.,; derby on Oct. 1 3.'W

tropbjes go t.o A. Tabuchi for his 13 lb. 13

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Kawauchi Insurance, Yamane Jewel­er, Enomoto &: Co .. Fukuma lnsuranee. . ALAMEDA. - Taro Takeda woo the Alameda JACL bass derby held 00 Sunday. Oct. 1, with a catch of 12 lb. 10'-2 oz.

Takeda was awarded a trophy and a merchandise prize. Other; receiving prizes were Tates Har.a­mura, m Akagi and Putami Ma· yeda.

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TO ESTABLISH TWIN CITIES SCHOLARSHIP MI •• 'E,>'POLIS ·A recommcnd3' tlOD that J cholnr 'hlp fund be l' tablbh,'<i by th,' Twin Uti .. chaph.'r wn m.,dl' by It convcn­Uon board at the final m,,,,tlng "0 "'!nd up II.. affolr~.

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"'''''( E kll\l! 0\' I' , the cit,,,,. m ,n 01 tb. E3 h rn 0 trkt t:oun·

il 1 hl\ e become n w r~ or the greAt contrlbulion of thl> J .\CL~-011 behall or th~ national IJoU,v

mt! chopters In the Eul,·r'. 01 trlct Counclt. for Inst,lnct:. ha\'e hod to curt:lIt their 10000t J,,!I\,ltI,· in order ttl n •• "t their IInenclal obU,.!ion_ to the natiOnAl h' lei· quaMer1. Th<'r< Is deCm""ly a need lor p national hcadQu>l 'er< to pro ·Id. n ,r""t"r m ... asure 01 er\'icc to m mbt·r.s in th~ Enste-rn

01 trlct Council.

Hl"lu'Y ~tuklno. ways And m,·:Ul ~

-hnll'm"nn. rt'portcd to thl" C"'ltlvr.:n­Ilon bonl'd that IJlthuugh hi bll' n dal talement I not complete, the EDC.:>'IDC com"'ntlon wa l IblOn· clal suec",. Tho llro.. rc<lpl co\ crlL.>d the t:xpcn~e of ~h" Joint m. lin!! H. ,nUelpale .bOtH~!!OO

neihere "8$ abo .' Il'<'olnl EDC· MDC lund ral Ing proJ~~t \\ hl!,h was spcar·headc'<l by KUlneo 'io· 'hlnarl of Chicago. Thl run<! Yin to be uS\od 10 milke-up An:, deflc.t In the operation of the ~l1nh"ao III. confab. In \'Iew of th,' PI' nt, the :>'!lnn"npolts conwntllln b ... a r d agn ... '<i 10 rdurn n bahll~c' ,,( approxlmatelv $550 to the Joint EDC·MDC Con\'l'ntlon Coordln .. t· InlC Committee Thl .um moy be held In r"'<'rve lor future Joint conv\.·nUons

In addition to thc above fund ral ing drivl.".. two were l."Onduet· t'd b,· the local chopte!'. On~ was b~ld'ln conjuncUon with the Chi. cago chopter on th,· "Round the World" project in NO"ember, 19(;0

PRESS COMMENTS:

The locol colIVl'nlion commltt",· tUfOl.'<i O\',lr Ul(> pro('N .. "d ut the conventinn nnd fund I' n I - I n I( pl'olec~ to th, local JACI cit ,,11'1'

5t.500 Scholorshlp Fund

The I"\.'cummcl1dution wa" u"nui· mous thnt St,5OO be pccllle.llly car·mnrked lor a "c hohlr hlp fund The bourd rea 'one<! that 0 .c:",I,II· hlp fund 1. more mennlnlli' I· "nd

slgnlflcnnt in tLrnulaUnK and ""r· pctuntlnj! local Intcr,·t In J.'\CI activities. SI,llUicnntly, too, thl. Is In accord with Pre. id~nt Frollk Chumun' convention k tl Y not e spcech. when be emphulzed thnt more >choiarshli" be mode d I'a II· able for the mony de,crvlng young Nisei ond San,c\

Torno Kosobilya . Itl Alld Dr Slm· PCJ Kuramoto served as co-cltolr· man of th board. Other member. wcre Kay Ku.hlno, aetlvltles: Tom Konno, adviser; Jim Sulttmura, photographer; Mlyeko FuJita. 1t1,1.: Suml Teromoto. cc.; Henr:v Makl· no. ways and menns; and How:ord Nomura alld Andrew Sato, pr~

III'am and public relations.

LOS ANGELE',s.· 'Ih:mb~\' 01 Utc We:t Los Angl' Ie, JACL Au.,,'I· 18\'y wltnc""cod their preddent, Mi s~ Tay~ I <ono. prt~."'cnl Il cht'(,k for 5500 10 David C Wolden. chair· man of Ihc Illtel nutlonol Stllclc·"t C~l1tcl board of director, dt l" Bd·Alr 1I0tci Sept 27

The mon~y for tho Cenl"., whl-h benefits 1.200 10l'dlll1 . Iudent. from 8'1 countrl.,. w., rolsed by thc Auxiliary at Ulelr recent to hron .how·lunch<'On Ii( Imperlol Cardcn _ Reswurant.

Mod~l . 01 the how werc Nancy ... klyo Ill . Tucky Fukunaga. Hclen Hlggln • Emy Ikemoto, Sky Konya, Ro!.e ~I .. tsul. Nobu ~cCnl ·t. ~y, Ko· ,Ic • agno, Connie Ortega and Penny Tani.

Tne AuxlJlary expressed It, aJ>­preclatlon to the following group for their donations to th~ fa Jhlon ~how

Adon Salu Co .. American A'rllncs. Amcdcnn Cblnmt:rolul Co., Ann Sha~f­icr, Au.Un SLudIO., Avon COlmt!:tiC'J

;!~ri. 1t~:::~I~lIlB~~nlfu1Id ::d.'"~~I:r~~ bla Record'

i F.dlth Rt'hnCr. Co.meUu

~~~,re~"ener~rb'¥:lep:O°:~Y-~:~ ~~ OaakJ, HeleM Rubt"n'\~ln,

tmpftrlol Cnrt1('na Rr.tourant, lrls

lr~::.aw.tQ ~~me;~::hJt:::W:r::fe1: ~I: Ceor,e. r&~ Bf"OU~ Shop. Klk.koman

~~~)'ti~~;;1 K3o~e~~ p.~ii",Lt~a·e:Ol~dtr~:r~

P3rt vm: Conllnucd

7. Incor'poratlon or J ,\ L: Mr. Yamada ul O •• kl"nd

moved for ;Idoption of r~,ollltlan

lin this matter, Nhleb lOollon wac seconded by ~r Sugloku and unonlmou.lv pa'l.,.,.

8. Ce".u of Uclble Volt". : Mr. Ara l moved lor ~ d()ptlron

of this rcsolutlon, which motlon wecondL'(! by ;\1r Mlyamolo and unonlmousty carried

9 '"rvey of VO<'8t1ollul ,1t03. tlon In various III b'lot , Mr Aral moved for ndoption

of resolution on this subl""t. whlrh mo\lon :econded by Mr. Tnken"~. of Orange County and un~nimouly paned.

10 Appolnlment ot Na t Ion a I Acrlcu ltural Com mittee lor du.semlnaUon of information : Mr. :-Iogakl moved for adop­

tion of this resolUtion, which mo­tion was .econded by Mr . Sugloka and unanimously pa.sed.

Through the establi. hlng u( a :-1.,,' York ollie" 01 the J :\CL. pub­hc rclations octi\'ltle: could be stl'PJ)cd up Th t office also. could render many additionAl scrvlc.!.$ to member. living along the E, tern S'·llboard. Such an office. com· blD~ WIth , mOre t'qultable meD'"

1l the decad Dhl' d, the J.\CL of hdplng to defray the co't nl will br engo.: in m ny Imp""''"t del .. g3te from the EIlsl nttend,nll proanams to .nb8n~ the p'>Slllon the national con,'entlons \\ uld of th Nisei In thu couotry. Such moke possible the neceSS9ry repr'" programs. for :nstance. a tl._ ,'ntatlon from the EasL The. ti·

I maUnl hsel Story Prolect. tlon31 JACL travel pool pbn. as will ha~ unlvers 117 Important .. ,. no"," e tabllshc'<i. Is I!.adequlle.

Toward Understanding Normnn Cosmetic.. Mitsui and Co .. L.td .. Noda Prfntlnc Co., PacIfle Tete­.... hon(!' Co.. Pan AmrrlcAn Airlines. Popermate Co., ROle Morl~ ReId, Sa· hpra Hotel, Santa Fe RuHway. Sav-On Dru" Valerie, Vivian \Voodward (Yoko Nakao).

As Mr. Slocum prom lr.e.l Jlpn· nese .words to Iho.e leader. In the East Instrumenlal In pUlting through the r e cell: legl81.1110n granting citizenship In Japane,p. Veterans at Ihe World War, Mr. Togasaki on hll rec~nt trl,> In Japan secured a few . words of distinction at bar" A I n prices Hence, Mr. Sugloka of San BeRlto Countv moved that Mr. Togasaki be relmbur .. ed tor tlte sword.'! he purchased and that all chapters makc an effort to collect funds from veterans in their respective districts, the National Council loon· ing out further nece s'~ry fund., which reso!uUons were passed. " . It Is sure to wtn "poplilar P"rhaps a per c'lplta oSSCZ ment

pport t rom Japan,'se e 'c'ry' to set UI' ~ national travel ;1001 'Nhere. An e ample of II jfIllticant might be e plor,'<I.

(Th,> Hood Rluer N.-ws. I .. Irs h'ad fdi.orial 0/ Sept. 28, com.· 1I11'lIt~d 0 .. lIlt t'bit 111 a Japanpse trade de/eoatlon from Sappurll 10 Hood Rlvff Va 11\'11. Subject 0/ the editorial I" a lIatuTaJ(zed '''''i nll,,"brr 01 lite Mid-Columbia JACL and father 0/ two 0/ If:o chaptrr pr_rid .. "t •• Georg" alld Clifford. 0"" oj the firsl Jnp.mes<' h. Or~gon to acquire cW:enshlp, Mr. Nakamura call1(, to the U.S. fn 1916 and has be." an orchardist with his sOl1s . ..,..Edltor.)

The AuxlUary meeUng will be held on Monday evening. Oct. l R, at the home of Mr and Mrs. Sueo Hiroshima, 3612 FrAnces Ave., Los Angeles 66.

(Here are the texts of the 11 resolutinns adopted by the 1936 Convention.) Inn1 project t the move to strlJce These nre a feW' comments to

. . . tbr discrtmlnstory anti..alirn hid provoke furlher thoughts as we With the evident pride of a mun law from the statut of Ihe tat~ look forY> rd to the Seat!le Clln· sbo .... lng old friends hi .. new homt of Wuhlngun TIle lIec~, of thIS venUon lD 1962. Henry I Hltoshll Nakamura IIIIKcd project could bave an Impact on Th~ following JACL leaders will of hi.; Hood River \'alley I~ Ihe tile natus at Japaocs Ametl~lln. do their utmost to carryon the distinguished assortmenl of vislto", evefTlibere. It such prnjec:.s Ie work of the JACl. in the EDC; here from Portland and from hi. ~ succee<!. there must be • StrOl,g VIce ChDitmen-~r. KJyoml Na· Japanc;e homel~nd, d u I' I n ~ a bat.lonal or •• lliz:Itlon to plan and kamura, nbrook: :ltr. Keni! :-10- lunch con at the Hood River Colin· finance them. glki .• 'ew Yor1t: Dr Warren Wa- try Club last Friday ISept. 22)

While th enthusl:urn uf memo tanabe. Philadelphia: Treasurer- As president of the Japane' e 1Mrs In the smaller chap "r$ rd :>.tr K3l Horlta, Philadelphia: 1000 1 Ancestral Society. Mr. Nakamura JACL has ben great. a Sludy nf Club Chairman-Dr. Elchl Koiwal. reported to the delegation from Ule member hlp and fIn3n~"'1 sup- Philadelphia; Rec. Sec.-:lfiss S~Ls Sapporo. Japan. on the deep Inv~st· Ute lareer communities Inilical'" H,.da. WnshJngton. D.C.: Cor. Sec. ment, In money and in toll, th~t • n~ lor t r Ireater support -:lUss Emi Kamachi. Washi •• gton, their countrymen had made !l\ the from the Japanese In the large D.C. Hood River valley The flgul'°s ;.::::.:...::.:.:~.::.-,;....----...:.-------------- surprised the guests, and IJICY

• CCDC-F_ler JACL Thrives in Congenial Town

Fowl~.r "ounger pI!ople who are aiming TIle CIty 01 Fowler with a popu· ior professlooal careers in rnedi·

lafJon of 2,000 Is situated on U.S eJne, dent:> try, law, pharmacy. JIIabwll7 119. JW1 ten miles south al'ld learhlDg. Ia lact. thIs trend 41 l'rano. Thl cosm illlan com· Is becomill£ so pronounced thaI IIIW1IiY bas enJoyed ngenlal and one wonders where our future liIGIdly relaUonsltill5 among It,; farm~rs are gomg to come from. ~klents which Is so typical 01 Th" Fo .... ler JACL was orgilDl,ed our smaUer r.owas In the Sao in 1952. largely through the efforts Joaquin V Dey. The • uei and the of Dr. George :l1iyake. a fonner Sa.uel ha,'t' integrated well In the member of the Fresno chlpter. cIajy actIYities pI the COI1lmunlty. The origUllll charter membershIp b bo\b cfVlc and lOeW affairs. was 110.

Aarleulune and I related in· Communlt" We

aas;n", 11ft! the c1uel economic b re~1 year .. Increasing par. .M life fnr ibis communlt! tJclpation by Japanese A:neric;IDS

.. ceatnlu,: loeated In Fre.· In non..,thnic organizatinns ruch AS County. the riChest aarlcultural .th~ American Legion the various

t"DIIIItry III the Unlled Sta'es for parent.teachers assoc'latloa" Cub \be .... t \I years. Grape prtx!uc. Scouts. Brownies. Girl Seoul.<, Uoo lDe1udlOg raisin, ~ ..... ,nc, Lion~ Club and various church or. fre&b fruit and auts indludlllg ganlZltions has decreased the em. peaches. plUDU, nect;lrines. straw· pha.is on JACL activlU~s. berries, bo75enberrles, wainuts .. nd totlan are some of the agricultural Fowl~r has many profe53lonal vroclueu 01 this rleb farming coun. "n:l bUSiness men among It~ memo Irl'. bers. Some of the.ie are M,kto

'll\e majorll7 of the Americans UchIyama and Howard !Wnge. at· 01 Japane e d scenl are farmers, torney., Dr. George ::o.llyak~ , op­but It must be said that there tometrlst. Tom Shirakawa. Insl.r· .re inc:reaJlng numbers of the an~e agent. Floyd and Harry Hon·

da, garage owners: Ge<lrge Shl' moda, body and fender shop Olvn· er; Tom Kamikaw". SUperiOI Court clerk; Ken Hlro e, 3CCO<lJ\t· ant: and Larry Asblda, buildinR

O<L It (btu"n contractor.

~~~C1~n:J:';:;;' mb~'!el. Many 01 its members haw: been Bruce'. LocI,.. "ery active in non·JACL ~lllon"

o.rrod-.JlpaMM mo"IIea. Dr. George Miyake W81 a fonn~r OCBa~o;:..;rHw~· .::11. 1I1b aDd president of the Central Cdll,ornia

Ott. I~U Optometrtc Society and repre~ent. 1It. ... :;oy:,;~~ ~:r.7. :-.11,';,"1. Sbna- aUve to the Governor', Education

0<0. IS (lUI"':7) Conference; Tom Shlrakawa wa, C,c,nlr. CON --- 'MHtlnf' Rlr.hmond former city councilman. former ~'\:,I Yru.!.': I~:n :;;'v.~ ~ pm. vice commander of the Amcrican

D .... "n - Yntlnl of Octohft .106n'l Legion. and a membcr of the City ~=: -T •• n Chann S<hooJ. Olivet Plannlnl CommLs.i~n. Floyd Hon·

Ccm'imunlry t>ntott. 2 p.m. da wa. a former clty councilman (I, .. If ("'on4o, Mlldo Uchiyama il prf:'cnUy CIty

Wool Loo A~.I_AUOIl\a'" mHUn • • 1 Attorney and very active In the ::::::: Of r Il)d LlrL SUe<> H,n'j Lhn. ClUb. Harley Nakamura ha.

0.. It ',",unday been very acUve In the Lions Club ~~~:a~~:~rgn;~ COTemor', and I, a truswe 01 the Fu\\ !er b.n ........ "'lFoc and D.nver.Tobyam. Elementary School Dlstrlcl. How.

1..,;'" Comlt~ltee '-'rill. "BrId •• 10 ard RenIC'" f'rank Sakohlra and pr t'k;~~·1 ~~!!:: 'T'hut.,r ~rge Teraoka have been verJ

J,on. lie ch-- AutUmn iau, IIarIIor active a. Scoutma .ter 10 the I1o) Community Ctt1:n"r S(,OUls.

Or n • g;,:;"I':~""''tL"~ l..almo. • a JAC •• Chapter n f lor lud._ 'T mur., Ctuorlo, I A." JAC'L org'mlzation OOOk lIou ... "8:t'l;;' lirl~m) on the hi Ll.>r) of i .. pane, e ·Amerl.

.. m,·HI ~ "011 ...... lIn. ;'".81 ... Bud· ""nJ hll~e been donated to local ~~'":o r..~rcii;.~.::.r ", •• Un •. Olivo, IIbrarll'3. And a JACI. Scholar ~Ir

CO"'mun l17 Cent.r. 7 ~ p.m.; 10hn Is aNard annually to the out. ~!1!I~r,,:f~.,.~ Plrt". .tandlng .radualing • en I ~ r f'I

0-1 21 IS"ordHI FO'Nler Weh 5(hool. The c.'I11'ter Mtrw.'Jkee - H IIOWp'tn IJ,Irt,. .. 81ab lponlOroo 0 nawrall1.ahon clall

V:':'Y~~C~IV!:~n ,'-'r:Wtfetl pin,. lor ( J Chapter ml"m~r'. 'pO" a "",.n. 7 "".J m v..red by th,' Fowl.r Ch4mber 01

P<> t .. d Of\:., I Nun ..... 1? Commerce. comblnt'd to bull" 'Jut· I~t)t.~ .. & ~ p.:;,a~'I::"~n'ci.r:::~:~ IUuvUng dj""v1ny. at the rrf> nf)

k, • (;(,unt,y 01 trlcI f'alr In tD54 .. n1 ctnf~tlY4!c~w:-.n POri,.. Down- )!ISIi an'l reC'<ofved thP FreJIlO Di ..

In" ('OIInl1' _ tI~ al "' ..... oNI trlet F' If Iru"hy b<lth year .. for B. Ie. 'heir elIor Alt In all, Amorlc3n. ~~t'''~?m-; ~::;; ~~~b~ourna. 01 Jilpan e d«!,cl'nt have bCtfn ~"'Gn - If flow_.n ~r1r U"nt" v t7 vnltJab1,. and much app:ecl­J""''' I'f T •• ~ 0..,," lie_'. Ollvot atlod meml>eu of the c<lmmunlty

trmmu t:. r:(~~tll~1I f) ';'. of Fowler E.ool I",. An,-I .. - O!AP'H dlnn.... lbe fowl r ch"p!l'r has laktn

d.n« a v<ry .dlve part In thp affair. Id ';:'~I~:!" /;, ,,!,,~'NJ.tl, d~,:::~r .nd "f th~ ('cntral California TJlltrlrl PI " .. r (oun,,, - 2:1 rua.I,1J (~wlll r.Quntll and hD IUpplJed oulJtlnrl •

~.;;n." r.'r,ro,,"<Io. A"btI"'. 7;J11 Ing I""d~rs on both the dl trkt NnW' 5 tIUlul .. ,.. em.lOell level :.nd rm th,· n.JUonnl So,r.::;-) C'lUn!J' 8u1r17.kl dlnn"r lovel In thn JAC:I,

"". III iFrldA,) Support • .." 0' thf'! 1000 Club }W Vf P'fItJ.d.lghb f\Mrtt ,"".ttn.. tn H.arlf'!Y N k.amuri.l, nt)wllrd • ,. .J N~': ~U~d.J"·!.'IY ' lOnu •. f r nk Sa ""hlr I. 'To..., :-n

In. mltet- ·nkawa.. KaTUt) nayamr.. 'Icurl" "S~';'; .;;.r.t R_GenU d r, nut! .. Tef.'lk_. Dr. r.H}r~e :'v1 v:,k",. MI.

C.. "IWft Ch.,,,, '-1, OllVt! \<10 Uchly.ma. Tom K mlkawa

O1I1It.llnlll C'€nkr. ~ pm. .nd Tn~.llij. Tayam.,

were equally Impressive to the other Hood River residents at Ihe atfair. Credit for the rich and lasting gains made in this \'alley by the Japanese eltizell5 went tn the Japanese a!'ees\Ors \\"ho ,Ii ... t opened lari<! here In the valley's earlY orchard years-and to the nation that had offered the;e peo­JlIe the free climate In which they developed their native hus:'and!y skills.

For that reason, it may bave been in tbe small town "I Hrod fuver. rather than in the week of Imoresslve social and business meetings held in Portland, that members of the Japanese trade delegation came closest to an un· derstandlDg or the America to ",-hleb their own national destiny is so vitally linked. It may be

135 LBS. OF TERIYAKI . . BARBECUED BY EAST L.A • JACLERS FOR 1.1. BENEFIT

LOS ANGELES. - For the fifth straight year. members of the East Los Angeles J ACL c1ll1"t~r manned the J apanese food booth of tbe International Day FestivaJ Ibis past weekend at the Interna· tlonal Institute .

Beef teriyaki was sold at the booth with the sboyu a nd booth decoraUons lurnlshed again by Kikkoman International. Foods 01 many naUons were sold by :.he eIlfferent nationality groups of the Institute and the teriyaJci booth !eemed to be ever popular wltb the thousand5 ot Angelenos who :Iocked to the annual two-day ceie­bration.

Tbis year, Sam Furuta and Frank Okamoto were In charge of ;/te kitchen. Chapter president Ma· !)Ie Yoshlzaki was booth manager and Hiro Omura was In ch·trge oC crew enlistment. Some 135· pounds of rib eye or Spencer steak was used this year

Last year, .ome 3,000 sticks 01 teriyaki were sold and a net profit 'f $350 wu turned over to the Institute to be u:ed In their many ,roiects for the foreign spe3kinll people of the communlly.

Hollywood couple feted on silver wedding

HOLLYWOOD - A <urprlse buf· rl't dinner party at the home of :o.1r und ~rs. Noboru I.hltanl reo 'cnUy honored Mr. and Mr>. Ken·

neth Sato on their 25th wedding annlver.<ary.

Co-chalrmcn of Ihe evcnlnlf were Frank Kakit.1 and Shlllcml Ar~. tanl.

The buttet w,: beautifully ar. ranged by Mr David Aka.ill who NilS in charge of decoration •. Port

'>f the ~V"nInK 'Na: spent l<YIkmg ~t each other'. weddlnl plato. Nhlch all tho couple had to bring

The Satos have two chlld"'II. The I r daullhtt'r Alnr" r,,· 'nl UCLA gr .• du;J\." Is now illldcnt :eachlnl at University IIIgh '1'h"lr 'tln Stevie ntlend Thoma St 11'1'

King Junior High. Proprietor ", the Kenn"lh T

Sal<> Inoul'anc<: Company. ho I a m<:mber of the Duwntown O"Um. lSI Club. the 1.0. Anllel .. A ;/tl~!lc Club. cho Irman of the Holly NGod

'ACT. 1000 ('Iub, M~ h'r Mn:,:m "I the Henry Orme Lodll" No. 458 Itnd .eTve. on the advl<nry ooJrd • ,C b<Jth th,· I/ollywood CommunIty Ct'ntcr lind the Hollywood Jnpn nr S'h >1.

Square dance cancelled LOS ANGELF.s. Th,' S"lllt,wp t L.A. J ACt dqu," dilnc!· plnnnrJ I,ll' Saturdn,. Ott 28, hil. b .... n ·.n~ellcd, .ecordlnv I<> M e No­mul'o, foetal chairman.

thnt Mr, Nakamura and the other solid Hood River citizens IYho u'Rllced nnd ialJced with them on their valley llIur, made the dec".,st Impression ot 3 fr~ citizenry pur· suing a life they cherish. III a nation that puts few form91 reo strlctlons on 0 man's chances. ~e·

gard1ess of ancesiry. Americans who wa tch press reo

ports of Japanese unrest over h"r American relationships. who won· del' a t a country where Pre$leient Eisenhower could not have safe conduct on a diplomatic m",SIO!l. can understand why that n 'ni~ n

now hustles delegations here to touch us lirst hand. Do they trust us? Do we trust them? We can· not tell the general public i>Ulse.

But Sapporo's Mayor Harada and his dozen infiuenUal J apanese t<lur· fsts must now see clearly that this Is a bomeland for their pe0-

ple, perhaps more closely like thclr own landscape than any oth~r 10 the world.

Few adults of World War II oon· science asn fall to see some irony in the coincidence of a tourbg Japanese mission entering our towa past the oullines of a retired Navy warship that once helpoo free the Phillppmes rrom JapaMse enslavement.. But this, as the words of Henry Nakamura so vi· vielly i1Iu.'t~ated. is the irony 01 a changing world, a sad joke of our time. But it is a sadness that should not mar a basic Chrlstlan doctrine of forgiveness and new beginnings toward mutual unJer· standing.

NEW COAT OF PAINT FOR SACTO MEMORIAL DUE SACRAMENTO. - The Sacra­mento Nisei Memorial Ball board has voted to paint the outside of the building on 4th St. , it was announced this past weeK by Tom Okubo. board chal~",.n.

The painting project will t.1ke place on Sunday, Oct. 15 from 8 a.m.

The Sacramento Nlsel Memo­rial Post 8985, VFW, wlll hav~

15 men out for the work and the Sacramento J ACL chapl~r

will have a like number. accord· ing III Fred Ouye.

The hall Is operated jOintly by the two organizations w b I c h maintain headquarters there.

Sequoia JACL plans Oel. 21-28 affairs

RESOLUTIONS

I Whereas the Japanese·Arnerl"ans

as American CiUzens are entitled to be accorded aU Ihe priv!leges as any other American Citizen reo

BY LUCILLE NAKANlSJU garelless 01 race, color. or crEPd and to equal protection ot the

PALO ALTO. - The Sequoia JACL laws. and bas planned a double feature week· Whereas the present admlnistra. eM of family actlvltle .. on Oct. Uon of the immigration hVls do 27-28. not accord such equal privilegps.

Under the co-cbairmanship "I protectlqn'l a9d recognition. Mmes. Sally Nakai and Grace Ma· Be It #esolved that the .hpanpse. yeda. the chapter will ha"e its Amerieap Citlz!!ns' Leag'. le sholl annual potluck dinner on Saturday. work lor the attainment of such Oct. 28. 6 p.m., at the 10001 Bud· equal recognition 01 C!~henshlp dhlst Church. rights from the Lrnmigratlon servo

Billed as a family affair. a t~le· Ice. phone committee has been desi)t· And be It further resol .... ~ Ihat noted to caU every chapter mcm· the Japanese·Amerlcan Citizens ' ber for the potluck dinner. On the League shall work for the installa. committee are: tlon of the procedure of p~e<!eter.

Mm ... Roz Enomoto. Yo Dol. IUroml mination of the citizenship statuS

~~\>iT;'a~~~I~~!' .. ~:!:!~C~o;~~!: of all persons planning to le3ve £V. Kashlln •. Klyo Dol. Rl>th Kamed.. for foreign lands or any other

Ca~~';'~:~~e ~~~~r~~da~!:'ka;:: means of facilitating the rpent!'y oaka. Mary Mayeda. Alko NekahaTa of citizens into the United States. and Snchl Masaoko. D

It a member has been OVe!'· \Vhereas it Is for tbe best in. looked inadverlently. he is all\'ised terest· of all American Citizens 01 to call Mrs. Nakai IDA 3·03521 Japanese ancestry in barmony or ·Mrs. Mayeda CDA 3-3090) . F~oyd with the object and purp(l3es of KumagaJ Is In charge ot the' EI:· the J apanese·American ~Itizeru;' t:ertainment foUowing the dirmer. League to be joined In one eam.

The chapter will hold its H:1Uo· mon organization. 1V~len dance at the Veterans ~e- Be It resolved that aU diviSions moria I Hall in Redwood Cil7 on and groups be encouraged to join F dday, Oct. 27. under the common Japane~e-Amer.

A huge suceess last year, chair· lean Citizens' League organlzatioo man Jim Gon reported Jim AI· and that aU distinctio:!s ot groups mando's orcheStra will play from and divisions be discournged. 9 p.m. Tbere will be door prizes m and refreshments a nd no admbsion Whereas dual citizenship I. a will be cbarged. On the committee status of disloyalty 10 both Japan are: I and the United States. 9nd ,om Yamane, co-eh~rman: KJyo Whereas the Japanese-American

~ui!;lu~i y~~~~ r~l~I~:1"$ N;:~~:: C~tize!ls' League in acco:'dance dec. I WIth Its program of loyalty to :be

Juvenile vandals nearly burn down JACL Hall

MONTEREY. - Monterey Penin· sula J ACL frail was recently dam· aged by a fire, reportedly caused by juvenile vandals, acoo~ding to local chapter o{{icials.

1t was reported tha I !.he Incident could have destroyed the baU had the blaze not been detected in time.

The cbapter's building commit· lee is now making arranll"menlS for repairs, It was also announced.

United States IS emphaticall,y op­posed III an existence of sueb a slatus ot dual citizenship,

Be it resolved thl\t the NltlonR1

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J 0 a n (' .,..American Cltl,.eo,' Lcil!!UC sholl u .. " it, effortc nlld en"rgy I<> dl"olve <uch ",BtUS 01 duol cltlzen'hlp among the Jdpa· ne "~ArnoricallJl.

IV Whereas there eems to be a

general lack of tnlormatlon rClSldrrl. Ing the various fIelds Into whtrb the Javanese.Amerlcan, may en. ~~ or have attempted to en:~ .. ,

Wherea •• there are .klUf'd !r ,.Ic. which h~retofore have btl'n pr~c. Ucally untouchc'(! by the Jap1n • . c. Americans. either by rea on of lack of information or b.c~u·o eol .eemingly und~ Irablilly of the 'e trade .. and

\VhereaJ. We ItCl thal thpro are many opportunities In lio!dJ Q! YCt untouched by Japanese.Am"llcan> gencrally,

Be It resolved thai th"rc be a machinery sCI up lor tne purPO e of making a su rvey of Ihe differ. ent kinds of work or j"b. h,,!d by Japanese In each dlstri~t. either by study or questionnaire;, ;,nd through the cooperation 01 olticlal or private agendes, and to make available through the varlo", ch.,p­ters such compilation and inform .,. Uon 01 vocation. giving the gre,t. est opportuniUes.

V

Whereas. the NaUonal Counc 'l of the Japanese-American C,Il.lCruJ· League recognizes that certa,n In· dividuals have devoted their lime and eUorts to ,eCllre the p13ia:ce of a bill in the United Slat-. Con· gress granting to thl.: alien nt· erans of the World War, formerly IneUgib1e to citizenship becau •• 01 race, " right to acquire cl!.l2l"n· ship,

Be 11 resolved that the National Council of the Japanese.Amerlcdn Citizens' League shall take .1'>pro­priate steps to express the ~pp~p. elation of the League to those In· divlduals.

VI

Whereas, the National C:>uncll 01 the Japanese-American Citizen. League believes that a b!'eMlaJ )laUonal Oratorical Conle.t \\"11 foster the art of self..,,,pressh,, and disseminate thoughts or. ~ood cltizenship among Its membe~. and among the ciUzenry In general.

Be it resolved. that the NaUonat Council go on record as favorlog the sponsorship of a Nationll Ora·

of the Japan.$e-American Clllun,' be cncouraK{'d to take .. cenJl', 01 citi'cnl 0'/.1' tho al(e of elgn'c 'n 118, Jears In tluM eIl.trlct.

VITI \Yherca5 as(ricultuTC' ph.y.... (in

ImpclfIant part In the .co noml ~ life of JilPan.'C-Ameriean CitlzeM. and

Wherea •. such lnterc·t w'lI be nided by <'ccurlng .nd di:semi.1al' ing lnformatll>D upon tiJ~i and allied .ubj~c~,

Be It rerolved that thp Nat'.:m.1 Council or ottlcers form . com. mittee

a. to galher and have ;.vkll.ble and Informations or SOureo, of In. formation a3 would be 01 :"'n,,1I1 or mlerest to Japanc .·Ametleln larmr-fs.

b. to form , ~ rlearln~ h~u." ..... h.,e InfarmationB leading to elD. ployment ol Japanese-Amer ic~ns

on the lann .• may be made n'lail· abl~

e to gatber And keep any or all InformaUon on the que<t!on of labor unJon and labor.

IX

Where9 , the Japanese.Amerlcan Citizens a good citizens ot th. United State, are interested In ~a. Ilonal Peace and Goodwill wilb other naU"" , parUcularly with th. Empire 01 Japan

Be it r"~lved' llut a ~atlon11 Committee on ".,b11c rehUon. be tormed for the 'purpose of ma:n. taming and encouraging th~ be>t of Japanese·American rehllon. shill": and sueh commltte~ on public relations be instructed to include among their program

a. the Sponsoring of annUli com. munlty a!taln; Example: 1..0< An. geles Nisei Weelc which wJlt In. clude the community at large.

b. Instirutinn of speaker', ba. reau.

c publlclty through publica tinM. d banquets and dinner; ..... hlch

call for partlclp3tion by pubUc <>tU. cial~

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torlcal Contest to be held b!ennia1· • HElP WANTED Iy: that the rules and reg'uati(,"s _ _____ ~ -------

of such contest be left up to a E~~ .E"~I~n°l'~!.~~~· .. ~~t. committee and changes be mane good earnlnp. pleuant WOTkln~ OOD '

in the contest rules from the \last. dlUons, ApPlY .n w.ek. 2708 S I"lrticularly in extending the age Cranc!. Los A1uI>I.,. of contestants to include 3du!ts.

VU

Whereas, it is to the be.t in· terest of the Japallese-American Citizens' League that T",gistrnlion of all citizens be encouraged, and

Whereas. it is believed th.lt a census of all J apanese-Arneri ... 1D Citizens over the age at eighteen !l8) years \\'ill aid in the reg;.ra· tion of Japanese-American citizen,.

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Nisei Fun Tours I

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8!'Causc 0/ the wondcrful rc~ponse and success of OI'~ Vi!'11I firse NISEI FUN TOUR to Japan Ill .. past filII season. the TAIYO· DO TRAVEL SERVICE is proud to announce th., continuance of lire "Nisei FUll TOll,." III 1962. These tours are planned 10 give 11$

tout' members Ihe finesl In English speaking guldes and the ulmOSI

in enjol/ment, with. Ihe emphasis on the word .·'fun." 0111' .Nt! member Fred Takala ha.s be"n assigned to Job 0) ronC'el1l'nlt!IJ1I 1.ls eflorls ""tire III to thc "Ncls~i FUll Tou1'$" to hlS~It" .t.ervon~ th~ lime of th<>ir Ih'es in Japan. Ou~ 1962 Schl'duie lS as follows.

(11)> March 31, 1962-Spring Nisei Fun Tour This lour will depart (rom San Francisco on BOAC's Rolls . Royee

707 Jets (or Japan in time to view the Che",yBlossoms In full bl ::!I . This breath·taking beauty o( Japan at this time ~f the year is n photographer's parnellse nncl will teave an everlasting picture oC memories of your visit to this beautiful country. Members Joining this lour from Los Angeles 01' Seattle ,viII have jet tmns· porlntion to San Francisco at no additional cost whel'e tour m~mbers wl\1 join togeth for n get-acQUl\inted party before departing for

Japan.

~ :..' August 1, 1962-Summer Nisei Fun Tour Thls lOl1r "ill depart from V ncouv~r , B, C.. toltonil" ~&

aUon.1 JACL Convention In •• l1le, on the """ CaD.eIl.n Pacl'. Alrtlno DC-S Rolls Royce jets. This will enabte J,\(' L m~ID~.rs joluln, the Istl Fun Tllur Crom Lo . \JI~ ~I.' and an Franc '>eo an opportunitY to ny to eatu. In .d"ance b~ jtt at no extra I'X·

pense and ntlelld the Couv~nt1on and te tb,' World', Fair b .. fun ronU,:ulng 011 tn "an.ouver. where the Nisei Fun Tour will embark on It. (rip to Japan.

~ e:. ' October 8, 1962-Fall Nisei Fun Tour This tour depart .. from Los Ans:dc~ on Japan. ~Ir Line~ DC.!

Jets ",Ith oulhentlc J npan< <t' .er\'lc(' ot ~ ' OllJ' flnltel tips. Tt) 0\1 bk th., Jnpnncsc' f.,st!vols and thl' cool. refreshlnl( nlr when travl'Hn~i then this Is the tour ror you. This tlOI~ oC the yenr t. n b e~\1lllt as sprint(. The forests ond hillsides bllt.,;1 '.lito. flames of cnmson, vellow brown ond /!olcl Tonr mem!>\'" Jommg thiS tour rrom S,'nttlc' nnd Son Fr(\ncisco will b" uble to tlJ to Los Angeles by lvt

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