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OFFICIA L PUIJLleArlON : JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE

125 WELLER 511'., LOS ANGELES 12, CALIF. MA 6-4471

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• 10 CENTS

Friday, Nov. 25, 1960

SAN FRANCISCO SHOOTING FOR 1,300 MEMBERS

SAN }<'HANCISCO.-Th .. San Fr~n­t'i. Cf) .JACL has opened It.> 1961 fIIf'mber 'hip drive. it wa' an­nOllne-cd l;ost wc!!k by Chibi Ya­m,lmnto and Hnnk Obayashi, co­cb<lirmc.1 frir tnl8 cnmpaign.

A month-long drive W',s offi('jaUy "kll'krr! ott" at a meeting 'Jf t:!am capt!lins Nov, 16 and it was r~ p'w ... ct lh t ut least 75 per c"ot of thl: drlv' lIhould be completoo wllhin the fir t two week,.

1 h ... chapll'I' .-ct an all·time hlcth in mc'mber.;hip for anyone group in lhl' .JACL when it regi..ere'j 1.227 in the 1900 dri~ 'e, Its gv;)1 ror lhl coming ~'clir J. J ,300 mem, o!!r .

'S'Icramenlt. .J A C L h~s an­n'>ltn(cd a gOdl I)f 1.()()O mem~rr. f('H' 1001. N ; ttonal 1rd ,t ce·nre"J· dent Bill Mat. umot of -ama­mf'1I11J i. c h " pot e I' membership ehClirman. Their driv~ 'tarted ~ov,

in the minority com, mu nit .," wb n it \\:13 I llt

the ca' e. i- a"'inine, 1:11) I

T l' '" hlllglnn. l<lt .. C"lIIm 110 rUI' \til n'lR~1 .. r lh. Alien I"Il1d 1":1\\' ml'1 th,' eli,,' flOC'I' the: c:lcction t I' 'stauralll un the S<:aItIL'·T.ICulI"" lIi ,Iowa,'. "" dnlt In pllll"t:' ttl.· rnO';osur, Ir, 1!liminate Ih.~ IInti­

"10m IlInli IiI"'" ,n tho Qllllni In tfHl;!, ~tlllj(lln' 1/1 Ihl: back n.w (frllm left) nIl' flelt:'lfn flikida. Tel'u­mll.u Kann, J I11l'S l\t I ul\kn II!IO:! Nlllionid .I,\CL ,rwl'ntioll Ch;lInnlln). Tnk Kubola (rt!p.al ('om­milt ... ' Chilli mllll I, RI b I\lill1kurm. l\lts al)1> , 11 7.lIkllmi. Mike Ma, ank .. " Amy lia!<himoto. Sarah 5ugi­mol,· T "h T,..ubl1l t Ptl~ l Hup \';llky.J Cl. PI' ·id.· II' 'll'\.'I). i::tldlC Shllnumurtl. KliZ. Y<lm:Jflc ano TUITl T I k{'/11 111 II, :cnlcd m' Dr, John Kanda. Dr, T 'nL 1'0' '('I)(\a, l\.lm T ubota ISl'''tlll ~ JACL pr'Sidenll. Dr. : m lI('hi~ mn , Lilli n T d , l\[Il'k.,y Oy mil, ! .I·Y f'ujlla , F' llI1k lIutlOl"i. f:lmer Ol!"nw:l Phnlo

I!J and is t'xpcL'ted to be conduded b.v the end of this year.!

Mrs, HlrO"naka Ad \ isin~

Mr~, Yo Hronlka. who direct~d the (·hapter'. last three member­fhip drives for ovet· 1.000 memb~rt. e:tch t:me. is servin~ as ad\"Lser to the prc. ~nt committee ri)r th.i." )C:ll"s campaign.

'isei voters "ho ad\·ocat·

~d FEP ordinance' for Lo Ang Ie '01 d :lgait 't

incumbent CouncilJ:r. II

"a\"arro wh e r cor rEP j- inane.

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PRAISE PUBLI R LA liONS JOB BY WASHINGTON JA{L REPRESENTaTIVE

I

NEWSPAPERMAN CITES

USE OF 'PLEASE' BY EUlER O(h\\\.\

The drh'c i' being conducted by a committce of a;1proximately 65 per-ons di .... ided into 12 team;;. Teum captain< are:

A nd Japan\. <:e famille hav I i ked life, limb' nd

pro eJ"ty in the e1f y days of resettlement. 1'h~ kind of terrorism against returning e\'acuees in the late 1940s has pared the! 'egro minority, Th ~

anti·Oriental hi tory in

Califorilla is unmatched by comparison with di . crimination endured by other minorities, -Some· one i ignorant of his­tory,

! '::EATILE,_fack Jar\"I~. nieht city e<.Iitor ,)r the Po,t·tntelli­genccr. n v"ill a sidt·lll/ht to the recent tdectl.)n camp:lIgn in hls column recently HI:! write.:

"The I olltical pl'Opa~ancti '1~

hlVe polntt'd With pl"idl:! and viewt.'<I with alarm, Thev've tl'U't.>awnl!d and cajoled. But only the b:lckel'~ or SJR 4. the pro­posal to abolish the alien hnd

::.E 'ITLE,-Th< tine puolic rein- 171 ,OOU vuted (or :ond I U,OOO voled lioll,!: job by ~Iik . 1 I. aok III ','ain 'l S.IH -I. ,Ihe melt',ur,' t,) I the \ a~hington OHic(·. dUI'ing hi eliOlinotl' thl' ,Ilien I nd law. two \\ 'ek here tn campaign III Tulk to 'tudllllb

beh:llf for the Wn htnglon State One or Ih. highlight. of ]\fa ",

Mich Fukuda, Tess Hideshim3, Yukio (soye. Kuni Koga. M.'lria Kurihara. .fames l\Iatsuno. Inn Ne~i. Dick Nishi, Dr. Harry N'r mura, Fred Oba"ashi, RIc h a r d T.>ulakawa and Daisy Uyeda.

According W Obayashi. a new system is being tried in this year':; drive. Heretofore, the first two week_ of the drive was a "free­for-aU" pei'iod which was IoUoweO by a "clean-up" campaign during which names of aU previous year's members not vet enrolled were a ~"igned to teams for a definite contact,

Committee: 1m' thi> Rell<' I f the Ahen [.and L:IW. not only a ,islt!<! ok:. la.\' in Washington, II ceoI'd· I

in(( to KuoouI, wa the 111 plI'jng the campall/~ bUI the Japan" e talk If> the .1lIdt:'n ts of Franklin Ameriran Cill7.. 'ns Lf'agl1c. accord, d C fi ld H' h S h I h

g t R P I ""mn ' tlr. Ch,'I·lr. nn .af c. lit co· were .n e e'l '-" 11 .:~. m nv San, cl attend. Mlkl" lold of man 'T'ak Kubota. I thl' 'ma n\' trials and tribul:ttioll>

Looking ot the bril!hlt:r ide <If nt the b~ei anrl Ni:ei und recalled the camp~ign, Ma:aoka', l'I'e 'Pl\~e Ihe fint: war record of the .Japa' r activated intere. t c.r man\' who lW~l! Arnprican- during the Ja:t .vere indHrcl"l'nt t.) th • .' J.>rublt .. m: W;1I ' , which was l'~lIponsibJc tOl" the at hand, Kubota " • .11(1. .Japanese to gain acceptance

law. have lIsed the word 'ple'lse' in any of their advertising."

S.I R <l \Vas for the repeal of the state anti·alien land Jaw. which was voted down ,

That the Japanese vol· untarily segregated them

" like appe:tred on .. EX"P"SlIfI .. • ... n half-haul' TV show in "hich thc Question put by the ~l'Inl'1 w rE' di:!~c .. ibed a" "tryinJ!; to OUt I)lm on the spot" In his inimjt'lblc

;elves to make it ea~ ier m;tnner. Mike wa - able tn dispo:e

for bigots to blame us of the. que. lions in hi s u '\lal ex·

.. [ belil'\ p th.l: ~:- .. ; 3anst'1 can rl'e1 a little pride in the fact thnt their parent. ha\'\~ c lnll' buted in I rt({widine the dim,te in whidll they are able to reside and ",.wk." Kubota declared.

Nisei resigns from Monterey recreal~on commission chair

Tills time the List of present members a nd prospect are being divided a nd a:signed to the teams f~1r a concentrated effort in the opening phase of the drive.

"We ask that members and otherl' interested woo are not con­tacted within the nem few days to call the J ACL office or any of the team captains." l\.lbs Ya­mamoto and Obayashi said. I traordll1arv fme manner and wa~

for Pearl Harbor and be particularly out;tanding as h~

Ma.ooka also addr<'sse<i \:Hio: fs:ei and Nisei grc·ups in Spokane and Seattle IhM will be lon~ n" membered. Kubota added. " t be­lieve that wht:'nev r possible. if the notinnal JACL can assign ollt~land· ing Nisei speakel's to al'eas when.;

put in concentration accomplished "the kind of PR for

h'I h G JACL which cCliainl.v i~ ntc'eded."

camps W) e tier- to Quote Kubota

man and Italian Ameri· Kubota praised his wOl'k In King

can colonies were not, C 0 u n t y where approximately (Continued on Page 81

again. is a reckless state· ment not based upon fact.

rhe Japanese has had as much difficulty as the Negro in finding a place to live (in fact, the Ja­panese was not able to buy whereas the Negro could).

Despite the errors and misgivings that would be

!lroused in any straight­thinking American, Nisei

or Negro. in t his edi· torial, their hope f o r

Leaders of both minor ity groups to work together on problems of mutual concern deserves consi­deration, If such a " rift" exists in the eyes of our

Negro neighbors, the Nt­

~ ei must help to eradicate that illusion,-H.H.

Mam Wakasugi awarderl golden gavel for heading top farm ureau program in slale

,)NTARIO. Ore.-The Mal he urI ('Iils and is respected as "MI'. County Farm Bureau and l<evel'al .TACL" r! the Snake Rjver .JACL jf its 'members rec.eived top honors today.-Ed.1 1t the state meetinE( of the Oregon Wl)mf'u Win

iraI'm Bureau in Eugene this past The Malhell l' Farm Bureau WOl1)'

week. en were presented with a new The Malheur Farm Bureau was flag given in recognition or t he

~iven the top award rOl' an out'job thcy did with the b lll'ea u 's :tandiing pl'ogl'am, Programs are "know your candidate" meeti n g~, ,ubmitted to the state office in Mrs, Mamal'o Wakasugi was January and then when the con· given special recognition for her lention convenes in t he f-all they committee's work on a "get emt Ire judged as to how well they the vote program." Th is comm ittee lave been carried out. also worked on l'eglistl'~t i o n .

Mamaro Wakasugi was awarded The Malheur Farm Bureau was an expense paid trip to thc Amel,j· i'.)~o cited for having t he be"t a ll­can Farm Bur eau Federation n-a· around com modity progra m . The tional meeting to be h eld in Denver bureau has been intet'ested in de­Dec. 11·15. Th is was in l'ecognitJion ve)oping markets for Iann pro­af bein& pl'e9ldent of thc top county duce. It has a ll offi r,e in Rotter· bureau in the state w1\1t 32 com - dam , Holland , tlll'ough which la rge peting . amounts of produce a r e moved.

He was a J ~ o given gold en gavel Joe Saito, Onta rio , was a wa'l'ded for the honor . a plaque for being the outst anding

(Wakasugi has been active with fr uit and vegetable commodity J ACL since it s earliest days, was chairman. Sallo is a m ember ot chairman of the P a cWlc, Northwest the governor's agricult ura l board ,wd Intermounta in Dist rict CoUll' and an active J ACLer,

MONTEREY - Restaurant owner Kay Nobusada has resigned last week from t he Monterey city recl' ation commission of which he has been chail·man.

He indicllted he diff ... r~ with Mayor Shedo fBuc k ) Russo on recreation matters, a nd cited a di 'pUle he is havi ng wil h tl l'ban ,<'ne\ '81 officia ls over expanding his Gim:a Restaurant.

Aftel' Nobusada's Jette l' of res· ignation was received. the city r.ollnci]'" d inner agenda session 'that week 1 was sh ifted from t he Ginza to Cel'rHo's Restaurant on the S(l linas Highway,

Zoning- Difficulty

111e city planning commission voted recently to approve a n in· terlm zoning ord inance f<ll' t he histol'ic Monterey Custom s House urban renewa l area a nd t'eoom· mended that the city council adopt it.

Nobusada vigorously objected to the ord1inanee which WQulld pre­vent him from expanding his Gi nza I'esta ura nt or adding a giM shop to rep lace the one h e is operating

Marin County rejects fair housing ordinance

SAN RAFAEL,-The Mar in Coun­ty Board of Supervisors Nov. 15 rejected by 3 to 2 vote a n or­dinance which would ha ve baone-1 racia l or religious discrimination in housing. The measure h ad been before the board for t wo years,

Gardena Valley lOOOer heads nurserymen group

GARDENA,-,Henry Ishida, Gar­d ena Valey 1000 Clubber, became the firs t Nisei to hold the office of president of the Sunset chapter, California Nurserymen's Associa­ti.on. Opera tor of Ullion Nursery here, he heads a chapter that boasts a m embe rship of over 6a nUl'serymen who are in business in the western sect ion of Los An­geles County.

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on Alvarado St. * ------He is be ing forced to vac.ate Nov. 30-Fina) deadline for PC Holl.

the latter p roperty under a h is- day Issue copy and advertlsinl!. todc r estora tion pl'ogl'am for t he I (Advel'tising a nd editorial copy area. will be hooored until Dec. 3,)

The planning commissioner s said Dec, IS-New memberships due at the new ordinance was d e~ gned Nat') Headquarters if ~hapt~ r s want

. . members on PC mailin8 list u of to prevent a ny bUlldmg on the J an. I, 1961, block in which the Ginza Restau-' Dee, 31-Reports on first Rl'tes of i'ant i s located until definite I' e- assignments on JAClo History Pro- ,

, ject due at l4Jdwest JACI. Office. 21 newal pla ns can ' be adopted. \ W, Elm St,. Chicaso. W.

:2-PACtF tC CITIZEN Frld y, No". 25, 1960

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION: JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE

P (IFle 125 WELLER ST,. RM. 302. LOS ANGELES 12, CALIF, - MA 6.4471

JAr.1 '''''ldO''''!!I'r' MAo'1l W S~lulV N"tlo",,' Drr~tl.or tb 10\ P~,t t., 5;\11 Il!II1rl<ro 1 Coil' - We t 1'0&44

W,1 'hlnQtllll Offlc." 91 ~ - Hltll St. NW. WII hlnylon &, D.C,

E crpl lor tlt~ [llrt(hlf R~port 0iI1111oll~ r III C ~rd by coluttlnlsl.l do nol ne t ',lilly Il'''~d JJ\CL Pulley,

Subcllpllon fIr!' Yr.lr (p,\),lbk III Adv.'II~C) Mtttlb, S !,SO, Non fIlNllb, $4

HARRY l( IfON[lA ...... Edhor ~REO TAI\J\TA •• , ... Bu5, Mgr

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MECHANICS OF 'PC WITH MEMBERSH IP'

,\~ \\\' \\ 'II kJlow, 1Ill' l!l()O 1.1 liollal ('lHl\'t'ntillt\

~:l~ ~igl\lftt':lllt 111 Ihl' l')l'~ Ill' Ih gl'Ill'l'al llH'f1)h('l'~hip

'i th appronl of :'I policy to hn\ l' a {npy 01 ,1.\1..'1.'

otrid:1I puhllca! ion. t h(' Pari I k ( i I i/,l'll, l'\'al'll ('n'n .I \

<. L hOllSl'lhlld , 1\ ~lll:'\\l'r. :t qUl', hem Ihal hn:-. IWe'1l h.II'p·

iug tilt' a\'l'rage m'mbl'l lor many Yl',I'S "\\1\;\1 10 !

l!t't tor my membcl'ship dUl's"" t1nfol't\lllall'I), for lllall.\'

lIl('mbl'l'S 1\ hll. (" coni inued loyal SII pptlrl w(' ~\ppl'l'l'i­

al l' :wd l'l'{'o"ni l', thcrc was 110 tillk lwl\n'l'll til(' Jl'g:llli.

zallOll and membl'r 1Il11c.; hl' ;llt 11\1('11 't bu,'mess l1Wl'l·

ll\g of his l'haptcl ,\ntl th Il'l'OIt!S han' !tOWIl in Ih'

13S1 that \'o lunt3l'\' ub.l'riplitllls to Ih(' Pt' hy IlH'Ill­

h rs has not bt;'ell as high as It should hHe "l'(,Il, II

)'a nff d bt'twel"11 20 and 2!'l pet \;l'nt of 1 Itt' I1ll'l1\hl'l'S

H':toillg h(' Pc ('aeh \'t, 'k,

1·0\\,. on Ih~ ba 'i' ut lnl'mbcrship, 'adl .1,\ ,I.

hou 'ehold will r ceh the Pleal'h w ek stalling with th~ fil'"t i::uc in Januar~' HIt) 1. Tho,'t' l'\Klpll..'IS wllll'h

ha\'e tarted their 1961 membel'shtp drh l'S ,H'e urged

o turn in their cards :tnd tht' dne,' ( ':i per memherl III

'aHonal Headquarters as soon a, possihle. Thu c ~Il"

kno\\'l('dged by Dec, 1;) by H adquart'r·· will be placl'd

n the PC mailing Ii t lrom 11ll' fir:! of .January. \Vl'

are operating on a two-we k spread frolll the lime Ihl'

card - and money reache: • 'atiollal and th Ii. t is S 111

o the mailel who punch out the addressograph plate: ,

11 membership drh'cs . hould be <:onciutil'd by th' l'llll

(.Ii-March. [or til ,J.-\. ~ L ha establish d a cut-oCf dale

of Mar, !U, 1962, for P 'ub criptions 011 the · basis of

1961 membership Thi mean ' that "latc mC1l1bel"hlps"

l'eceh'ed after April will not have the full bent'fit 01

~heir P with membership SUbscription, We might interject her that .1 :\ L members wish­

-ng to send "gift" SubslTpition 10 fri nd will still pay S3,50 a year. ,'on-l11t!mber sub:criptions remain at ,-1 , per ~'ear,

• • • • n immediate que tion bU17.ing the minds oj cur-

'ent subscribers who \\'ill have an "unexpired" portion

of their PC subscription next year when they sign lip

;a, members is: "what happens to the unexpired sub­

'Scription': ' It was decided at the recent I'" Board meet­

Jng th.at this porti~n is to be l'I'ediled on the books,

fhose who desire a rebate may ask [or it on the basis o( one·twelfth of $3,50 pel' "unexpired" month,

For the 1000 Club member, however, the present

)locedure is to be maintained , Headquarters will con­dIlue to carry them on a calendar-year basis and thl' PC

'ubscl'iption 101' lOOOers will not be bound by the "cut­

ot!' date,

The membership solicitor will Jlote that the mem­bership cards asks whether the member desires the P('

or not These should be l'hecked a<:l'ordingly and Head­

quarters, in preparing a membership Jist for the chap·

tel', will iorward a copy to the PC for the mailers , Money

should accompany the memberships to have the PC

subscription effective, . Chapters receiving the next inlroduclo['y Issue

<Dec. 2 PC) arc urged to enclose it with a covering let­ter or flyer-explaining the mandate of the Nationa l Council to have each JACL household receive the PC

each week The flyer shou ld also invite immediate re­newal or new memherships, conta in the chapter sche­

dule of dues (regular, supporting, 1000 Club) and the

name of the membership committeemen, Renewal by mail is an up & coming procedure,

Chapters can follow up with I a house-to-house canvass and make a strong bid for new mem bers,

It is the fond bope of t hose who advocated PC with Membership that chapters should find less resistance in renewing memberShips once its mem bers are acqu ain ted

with .JACL's programs and objectives by reading t he ,PC each week. We are the first to agree with that prin­

'ciple, Ch<tpters, after this; yeat', may say "amen" to t his ,

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PC LETTER BOX:

Christmas (heer drive go near 50% 'I'hl't'(, W(','I<, rl'mllln in ttw Cllt­

r,'nl C1trl~1mll,; (,hl'('I' [lIn,1 ril'lv'! fnr Ihf.' S:J ,Of)O goa l, rpmlmlerl Ch~'~r ehlurmun .J im mJln hI. who l'(­

PIII'INJ :wflth(,)' 5227 WI. rr'Cl'I\'t'~J

thl., pn:,t week ror' It t ,Inl C'/ I S t.:l1:),50

I ~t1Il":',v, J)~", II. WII~ d' ly.n~lte,j

"All Churc'h SlimIlY", whcon <;',ulh· land ,JuPllnt'Sl' tlturdlc v.1l1. d u) (a,'illti~lI 10 ('oiled c,.ltn'd g IOd •

til pie!! "nd toy!: to be j.liVl'l1 tl) .Jnpanc.t: m,pdy th(, week b fore Christm:lR,

Chr'PI' d{)n'.tt()n~ [lrc Iwing 'IC­

('cpted by the J ACL OtrlCf', Hill, I :102, 125 Wl'lh'r St., I ,()~ Anl(cle~.

Cnntl j)mtor" thi., PU&t wt'Ck Wert';

I N"",'mh.r 14 - I~. Ind, $2:i I<tuo Ut",tu Fuli"loJt. Cf'nt('n"fY

M,'lh",/I; I ('hllft'h " 1'1 OIYI InrI), We .. ! 1~)1< Ang~tf'/I ,It 1\111lwll'

$'IU ,1.I!>Hnc l! Cillnl,dtv Insur.ll1c(':' A~ .. url.tl'Hl $I~ NI;h1 f!l,nI(Wa"jl ,Ir 1\I"lr""9,

Julin V l\l,lf'''') 111 'I,'u Kuldv . .,n,t, Pdfr'nts ('luh

, [,nIl!! r!" 'l rll BllrJdhl.l Sllnrtllv S<,hoo)II, 1\1,' lind Mrs, 'I "'" Nag .no, S. Vyc­n,ur

'~ -NII'P"" nu"lt ('''' Mr n .uJin • rni. 1\11' Ptt onlHI. l\f (Jvcnn. ~cin", I II.,,,U:- I g,"10 MI),l>shlrn, ,.Ir, 1',,1 Muro'

k .. , rolf. fo, 1"1, Mly,oI C, '\,L.l"" I1wa ~ "",11(. 1,,'1 Tr;1 ""I, We<t lA>, ,\nRele:) .JA('t., ,

S:~ Dr T Mur"I<,lInl, y , 1 H ... hl. ,IDe NOII1U1.ll. Y Frrd.

12-M r J, V KIt,dlUr,I, Anony"",ufI IS In r:abrld I

I £llln KumallaJ. ('h"Pf t'und Ru"",,Hulatl'JIl

Tut" .1I~"louEly ft"""'l,,d $I,lW;~ 1'hr.1 thlJl wcclt 221.111)

Tot:.1 Dun, lIf1n 10 n~I(' " I :H3,j()

Let's Keep Politics Out

wh, is 100 per cent 'mplnyable and phy lea Il.v lit {or a job of( th~

mfll'kel bcCllU e of his age, would it b(' right 10 takl..' 'I [lCr on off the employment market because orr his race. colur or C'rcl'd~ -J,S,

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The p< I' 011 01' P '1'.'0:1> who in· lllnll:'d this C,Jllll11llt<'l' hact l'Vel',' nght tll do so, 11 )\\'l'\'(,1" the)' h'ld n, right \\'II'II,lIl'\"'I' ill 1I IIll-! our nqpni7 'j \fon to prom tL' peut is:1I1 o ,IILic, Till. COIll m, (t"l' s h " u I 'I hll\'l' Iii: ·emillat~'(\ thi' Inh'l'nw­Ii, , I withoul tn\·"I\,II1~ lilt' ,rgllni­zatiull b\' ml':lIlS within I It (, i r ~I'n p", i dt'nwncl Ih,l! you publish \\hal uth 'I' ml".n ~ thi~ eOlllmlttl'e has u cd III dis , ernin:llln thl- in, formlltivlI III ont! "r yc,m nL'xl iSsttL'" I

It 'I",m" IhL' primal'.\' re'\. Oil

wh \' II\(' PC \\':1. 1I"l'Cl III the di~­

l'1;)inHtion of lhi~ mattl'r W:l~ ,1.'

I Ilow:,

1 C')n~I'C',srnall lnuuye, ItS YOII ,taled 10 your Octdol'r 7 I "lIl'. -Ill" .0 hi. youlh ,lncl thn'e fet'ent pri· 'llal'lt!s d'"", need !'I'ltl i · :k. l'n'ill!! If Ihi" support.

2, Drtn Inouye, bl'ill~ tIll' ' ,nl,\ "11 l'i in COl1grc,: i, '-Ill ;,s,L'I Ic) It!: Amel'ican' uf -,hpanlsl' ".ne",,-1'\" tl1l' ,) ACL <lnd tithers 11 Cl'em'

IHlp,'r.dive to kpcp Dall 11 any

• • IThe Pac\tic CHin'n agn't!s with

tht! writ"r JOt: Sagami that lACL should remrdn as ;1 non-paTti 'an organizati(m, The new' "r the Bi­Partisan Volunteer for the Re­election of Dan Inouye, we felt, W.j of general NLei inteTc-t and carried by the Pacific Citizen alo:\g with other ,Japanese Americ:-an newspapers, The :arne committee also .olicited for l<lnds b,v mad, We have le:Jrned tbat had the Republicans nominated a Nisei to run against Inouye, the committe-e would nOl have been organized, It

3, Time' , Time has alwny, beer must be rememberL'(\ thnt pUblica-11 folci I' nnd or exclI~c In tht. ion of general news storlcs in IIlIrp:lllon of the individal nnd Ihe PC-as solicitous as they may

rights in , order thaI the appeal'-does not necessarily re­g,nl 0111)" lle attittned III the Il'a~t flect JACL polie)',-Editor,' nmowll (,f time anrl the Jellsl in· I

\'ol\'l'mcnt of the SiD\\' dcmocl"atic 8 - •

I rm:o:s,'e:, I Greater Los Angel.. . , It \\'1' 11\\1.10, ible n illl a\'l'la~( Business.Professional Gui.

J t\Cl.cr 10 tli\ 0l'l'l' my orgunizatbn lrom thl.' inclirl.'ct l'ntil)rSt!ml'nt .,1 8

C{JOgll.' ~ ll1ao TlIo\l:"e: esrJCCially wht!n OUI ImmC'diale otion:1l PI'CS'

ldent and our W·I"hinl{\ :1 Repn'· ,,'maUve ,Il'e hc;)ding this commit­!ce,

• Financial Indus tr ia l Fund

A Mutual Fund George J, Ina,,:akl-i\latao Uwate

Co-D islTlct Manager" 110 N, San Pedro 1121 _'lA 8 -4688

I wam In make c:I~'lr Ihnt PCI'. Flo ..... eT~ for An~· Occasion

onall\' I am not anti-D'ln InOll\'l~ l' lo w~r V leW liar ut: ll;) Waktllnal , \I or Masaoka <lid ' crC'1 AI"t lI~e~~~; ~oooerl th.! 1IIIIuwing for proof, I \'oluntccr· 5149 Lo~ Feliz Blvd, NO :.J-3140

,'d and ht::tded Ihe banqllet Hunol'-lnt{ D:lIl ll\tlu~'l"s irv.tial visit \e I C'hi"HI( :1ltencit'd b~' 512 P ... op1<; I W:;k<lm1tsu \\-d~ m~' nci.~hbor in' Fife, Wa:.hingt to, alld we have 300

F'uii Rex(lll Drugs Pre.CTlptioll SpeCialists

STEPHEN H, OKAY At'1A K loust SI, - MA !I-5197

h~·tn lift: long fricnds. Mike suI· NE--n-'-J-A-PA-N-E-S-E-A-M-E-R-I-CA-N--N-EWS kn'd m"rt' at the hand ()f till English -Japanese Daily bigols, S,lL'rificed l110re of his tim..: 323 E, 2nd St.. Lo~ Ange les Il, Calil , ilnd body and W:lS pC'rhaps 90 pel SabLlro Kldo-Pres. a.ld publtsller

('ent Iff all the successes 01 tht:. JACL.

DR, ROY M,NISHIKAWA Specializing In Contact l enses

234 S, Oxford (4) DU 4-740</ 1 tnkl' ('X('('I lion against til( latter two und )'0\1, in this par- • lieul;!\' cnse, and this letter is m~' Sacramento protest to yo,1 in u"illg thc P C-to r rth.1' the political ch,lnt'cs r,' Buslness.Professional GU. n per:on \Vh.> is a candid:\lc (ot

publk :>lficl', Thrtnk ,YOU 1'01 -,"our consideratiOl'

in this matt,,\'. JOE SAGAMI

Nlstl Owned

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l'\i :wi in \Ill' nalion,ll IJmelight. Chicago J ACL, -"pu:iflUy IIllde!' the"e itt!''ll t'll' 'umtflllce, , P,S, r h ave a family frie nd-

City L-t!ntel' Motel 12th '& D Sts, • GI 3-7478

SwI mming Pool- Room Phones Refrigerated Air-Colld lllont ng

Television 3, rime wa,' oj lIw l',,,'I1(,l' :lncl I ssei-a~c 62, who has, con~tan tl y thi commltli'e did II lit h 1\'l' \Ill' been d iscriminRted a gR11ll 51 I ~ e m ­le,lel time 1101' lhe mallpower to plo~'mcllt Nol b~l'f\\I"e he IS an It' II~ own mU1ns "I disseminating I AJA or lack of skill but beCf\ust thi" intl,maliun oC hL' agl', ,,1 a 1.'(1 ~ a\'c a

Thl"c' arc> the m ,ain rl'a~On~ why I Sansei II iend, age 21 ~\ith a B,A, lIw PC \\'<'~ It,.l'd ,I~ a \'L'hidl', w hu 011:0 ha~ bC'c'n OlSCl'lllllll;)tt"

I-lnWl'\'l'r I W;jnt 10 present thl'ce in till' field of employment. No '\'<lStiIlS O1t the nthcr end \\h,\' tltt:! bl'Ca~IS\' he is all AJA b,ut bl'caus, PC UI' thl' JACI should not bl h,' d d not h[1\'(, hiS mlittal'Y S"l"

lIsed in thc I'lirth,'!'nnce of any vice b~hind him, Incidenta lly, th" candidatc fOl political .)II fiel', re· Army onl~' drafts aboul 5,000 pl'r gRl'dlcss ot the eir(,lItnstanc('s, month. T his Sansei was .forced 10

1. Many candidates [01' })dblic tak,' ('mploymcnt in a ~ ic l d otller ofliee are i ll llC'cd of Jund~ in- tha n what he h ad studIed fa!', C'luding Democratic Semll()r Pa ul, When will thl' JACL and others Douglas and MI', Samuel W(tWel', take up the ir ann~ a nd figh t this his RC'publ ic'\n oj)ponenl .:>f Illinois, type ot disc:r imina.ttoll Whl (',h ..,f'

2, Wou ld thi s committec be in o nl ~' affects Negroes, J ews a nd existel\cl' today if CongressmAn OriC'nLa ls but ALL of the people l nollYc's ol>l,,:mt'nL was, ~ay, Taka- of their United S tates~ If it is ha~hi insLl'ud of TItcomb'! [t the PI'OIX'l' and righ t to take a JWl'son

"Flowers Illl' A ll O'l'~aslO n s"

,l!;ast ~acram e mu

Nursery and FlorISt 58th & Folsom B lvd, GL 5-8298

Royal Florist "Flc-wel's for All O"casions"

2221- IOl h Sl.. G l 3-37ti4-Roy l-Itgllshino

] 128

Trutime Watch ShQP G uaral\tced RI:tnllr Work. DIAMOND SPEClALIST

Tak l a keucllI - 'ith Sf. G I 2-6781

WAKANO-URA S"k lvakj - Chop Suey

01"'11 il - 11 •. C lo ~..,d l'donday

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3-PACIFIC CITIZE N FrldllY, Nov. 25, 1960

By lorry S. T oilri

Dr. Linus Pauling and Evacuation

n Il\. I' Irl~.

'1'111. W Rni\Il '~ 11\1\. \ ',). t Ihl (,In"

fll.1UlIll I r 11 , •. 00(1 .,

P HIlill~. n,)w un h~UI" hmugh hi~ ad\·(\t'IIC~ 0 1

nudt.':U· di<:Hmillll nl. ind ie lied that hi ooncel\tration \\'1\' nn J'lIT'c' cht.'mistry IIntil the "c\·;\, (,lIation of ,'i:ei . ~ I1lt'ric'an· n nd til l'lr dt't, nlion in f l' I,)cllllon {'('n·

tcrs" made him awnl',' of th~

d;m~cr this fiction rt.'pl'l nlL-o tn thl. dvil lib rt ll'S of l \ cry American .:itlll'n. In recent ye:lrs, o! course, Dr. P3.1lin h _ tx-t'ome a leading ligurc jn th<: or aniJ:.1lion of a mol', I force I\Dd in the u. e of ~X'rsua sion and PQIiLcal action agam;t Ih<! r<!..umpti n o C nu ~ l~ r bomb t 4 1n . TIli.:- activ ity has pi t'cd

Dr. P auling in conlliC't \\ ith the S .nale Intern;II Secu!'ity sub­rommiu,'c which rc('cntl) d{ ~

mand~ Dr. P uling testify r"­~a rdlflg (lJow ;.cit'nli,t who f.lpe<i D ~t! 'on 10 'th' Un itl>d Naaons ca lling for the c ' sntion or !es~ :l nd for th o. negotin or. 'Of int 'rnational agr m<:nt:; ' Ill

lY.1clear disa rmamt nt. Dr. P aul· ing refu~~, fcarmg . he soid tha t the "idealistic Young pe0-

p le" who a. si. ted m1~ht be sub­jected t "J.1cCarthy· llke I'epl'i'

al.:." So far. Dr. P auling nn the commHtce appear to be al II standoff.

THE .T.-\IE of he. 'Lei hu~ ImprOl'ed mightily SlIlce thaI foreboding spring of 194.2 when the war in the Pacific was go· Jng a~ainst the UOIled States a nd, at home . passion and pr<;· 'udice was dir ected by all too many ag insl Aml;'rican d'izem and re:ld ents of J apa n(lse an· l'estr~·. Today the Nbei pro\,ide 1itlle concern 101' lhe American Civil Liber ties Union, except fJrobabl.'· i.n the field of housing where the J apanese Amencans. toge ther wilh other non- \ hltc mml)J'it ies and m embe rs 01 SiJmO r chgious faiths , are still d i.;clim ina ted aga inst in many

thl' prot cllon 01 th~ ivil I i ' hb ,'f ooth Ihl' wurth ' and Iht.;

dt ' ~pl< Rule a mong thl' .\m"rican citizenry, 'Mw th~t 'I' Y, \\'h il"h tIll ,\ CI.U h11 ~ I nc c~ri 10 th l d) , f Iha l lh ci\'il dahl <If nil aI'<' l· ndmlft l·r l;'(} if the le3st Zl:lHlng Ih .. Amerlc n popu] 11011

i;' injured . Thu t he AC!.U hM defcm h ~ the riCh ls of labol nnd m:lDag"men l. Republic.:ln a nd O~'mo lill. Com m uni 1 nnd Nan sym pa thir r, • ' l'gro llmi v Ut· ern v. h ilc, aU" ist nnd Jch(l\'ah' Witnc "

P a trick l\lu rphy I l alln . ... ·, ·cu· I \'0 di r 'clor of Ih e A I.U, put It till wa y the o thl'l' d y ~

" Vio/l\1!QIl ' of I r e ~1K!cc h , fa Ir

! mil nn 1 ~'<lu al p rot,lC l ic)n hil

i r t t hose ·"h b u~ to b unpopulnr n he moment- Inbor orgaoi2. rs III 'ew .1.,1' ey in Ih I. :!O s. no ti-unloll emploYl'r i n

~ lichigan in th c 19:jO:. J Uj a ncsc }\mel'i('flns in the 19411 ', C(.m. mun lsts :fr.)m clJast to roa st in Ihe 1950 '. H ilt ~lIrh v l" lat1o n. ~

m'l.\~)ftt' n d ... -. t r ik a t a llY'

body. nnywhl' r t.'. And. howevc l dJ'agTl!t'able thc task. ddcnding the cidl liberties-nothmg clsl? -of evcn the hllt d .a mI Iearud must be und ert.'lken, in ord er to pr vent :he decay of C\' ry­body de's t'onstitLltl na l Tights

Thc " isci, In particula r, ow a ' ('onsid('rahJe d ebt to nwn 01 the ACLU like Rug!'I' B nl<1w.in, national direc tor a t the ti m .:: o j

the ('va,:u;llion. ,mel (I,) A.l.. Wi)'in a nd Ernest Bcsig of the

we. t coast Al'LU (' hapters !'f thei r unstin ting 1;:II.lors tvwur d

the protection f!lll: civ il rights of Am erican of J a pa nesc' an­cestry during a t ry ing J)('riod

Shimatsu, Ogata & Kubota Mortuary t l1 Venice Blvd., Los AngeLes 15 In 9·1449

Funeral Directors : SeW Ogata - E ddJe I. ShJmatau 40HN 8. ENDOW - We-II L.A., San Fernando JleprOileDtnt!"a

LJ'L r OKIO rINES'! CHOP II URY H OUS.

SAN K WO LOW FAMOUS CHlNESE r OOD

228 East First Street - Los Angeles • MA 4-2075

: N· . ';r E~"'b,.tw",~ ~ : '?G'" '; , Ar l nnNi'U;':2i~i:' :' : !'~t~ ,I j. • .. • J. I

~:;~ ~ , s~clai ~tk:;t1011 ~o · ~to)rps ' a ~ d P!rli~{tii;ilf~$ ~~,e.) '., :. ' J~pa ' ne~e ' Dinners " -, (unt~~ ' . :- · ~O : ~k!~j(~ Pi:::~)):~

/~1 . . Part.es .. . Floor · Show .... t?anc~ng .. II, ~ : r.:'j~I":~~': . ' ' •. ~. . -' : .1~r.'"

JAPANESE A:;';o CANTOSESEHORS : D'O~UVRF.g. .·'''':::· Spec!,,!izcu C.,te~inl:' S"rvicc - Open DailY. rrom 11. a.in .. , '.' :~,

'254 E. hi St" Los Angeles,. -Reservation MA' ~,,:2~ 'r

Anli-Defamation League official views Catholic support of Kennedy as 'pride'

DE 'VER - Th· 11 0 tlflO ' I'hnler oj dent Hich31'd • hcon both f)ll<Jlin:l;od H mon ' nlhn\lc .Jphn Kcnned ' I cuneiidate. . bllt cunsidered Nixon 1'1011 d (\ n c: , ~ and fIr .. 11 time lh ll. pe rhaps 1I bit bettcr qualified, they Ca tholic" prldt' I. ~ tl'(>oger Ihan WPrl' not wrong in voting instead th e pl'L' jud icl' a r.;,ln I Uwm , I I na· I for Kennedy bccnu ~ e his rdigion tIonlll ntri c ln l or Ih(' Antl,Dcf:lm:l' Ih>l>fti the bal:tncc jn their favol'. lion l .cngul' atd 111'11 recently. Edel s b(' rg s aid .

This WrtS a n dppr • .tsal r the He I '.nted out th~t CathoHcs, na tivna i PTI' Id, nti I elcc tion. a s cons idering th<!mselv(!J; a minority I'~n by Herman Edd-berg Of,' gro p, were Icgitimntely servi ng

WlI shington. D . .. n <.luanal OL thl;' end ~ of D<!mo('r3cy in \'oting repr ,'n u ltlvc The lea gue jut,) enhunt'c the fortunes of that p:lrt of B'nni B'rilh , D n&li..lDlIl gl'OUp.

.J ' wil;h orga nlui llon. 'It mil'{ht be argued similarly " !teliglon was a h clor in \wo tbat th~ Bi·Partisan Volunteers to

w ys In th - Cl.lflllJaign." Edel ber~ Ue-elect Dan Inouye. compo'cd 01 s.,id lJl an intervIew " In somt· Mainland Nist.:i and frk'nds oC the Im'as, It t ,k Lhe 'I'm "C :l.nt1· firs t l\~' ei Congressman Celt tnc Cntholi c l'l'cjudi('{' . stlme. way.-Ed.1

" In .. th r nre·IS. it mok the "If they / mlnorit~' group.: I votl! (orin of Cn lhulic prldc In helnl! to enhance the s talus of their Il ult ~ to \'01' fur tl candidate. who IJOckctbook. nobody bats an eye W lId b rea k the 150·yenr-old t<Jboo in prOle · t," sfJid Edelsberg. Oil 3 .. Catholic ',;; \)ccoming prl'si· Calls It ' P ride ' d'.nl. "J( thcy vote to (:,Mance the

RE'Ii~jou . Fa('tflr taills of theil' mino\'it~· po:;itiOD.! E 'c n if ome CiJLbolk \'oh:r ll CQn· as Catholics . people arc inclined

sid,'r.!(\ Kl'nnl.: y a nd VIt'c Pl'l·s i· to call it prejudIce in re"erse. J . __ don't. I think 'pridc' is a mOI'c,'

accura'" description."

M· 1- N' . The (lrguments of those who I Inneapo 15 ,sea center urged publicly again.-t voting for

being incorporated as a Catholic ror president weren't ne arly : 0 effective with the a\'er.!

non-orofit organization age votl?1' as had been expeded.

!\ll~. 'EAPOLIS. _ Th. Japnne!'e he slud . , Am l! rican Community Ccntel' ha ~ "There was less anti-Cntholic I fil l -d co r poration pap, ·\, <" a s a 11011' prejudlce reflected in the actlla l I'l'OlJt orga niz ll llon with the Min . \'o~ng Iha!" the great spat,: of ' ",',;ot ... E'CI'l!Iar.,· of SI I.. untl-Calhohc makl',als Vol h I C h J

Tht' d cci~ i o n was mude by the I fI? O d~ : d th~ country seemed to slIg· JACC board of m a nll ,!c'menl lit it ~ gest, Eddsberg said. Oct. 13 ml' e tiOl~ with the cUlTent -Denve'r Po.-I. o fp. cel's named as illl·or)X>l'nt.ors. Ben T. Scol!lki anti Andrew J. Snto. a c ti\' 1? UeL m embers, WH"

a mong those . igning the petition. The JACC Iscilities have bl'en

u .·l"d by va nous Chlll'ch, ('ivic 3nd . i)dn I group" inclllditu: the local J ACL cha ptl'l'.

Stockton JA(ler to serve

on school advisory group STOCKTON.-Local ,r ACL leadl!1' Gpol'ge Baba was among 24 com­munity ll' ade r: suggi.:.ted for a citizen 's advisory ('ommittec to " tudy a Pl")posed saIL' of Sd100] l)J'opel'l.v hl"l'~ His n a me app£'nrcd on th c li~t approved by the Stock­l c)n Unified S('l1uo1 District bo;u'd of It <Is tlOle.' la~t we,·k.

B abn sa id he wa s notIfied Dnd plans to accept thO;! post.

One of the questions to be ('on· sklc l'(>(l will be th<.' ~ o Ie of \ he present Stoektol1 College camlJll~

10 adjoi ning Culll'ge of Pacific. Baha i,.; lJ pas t president of the

Sloch:ton JACL and is ('urt'enOy on the exe cutive bo ~ rd of tht; In· tCI'national Association of lV1:Icbin· ists. l Aldge 428, of which hE' ha ' been a member for 11 ven l·s.

(human amonil speakers at Episcopal parley A confercnce on Japanese work

sponsored by tilt' National Count'il ot the Episcopalian Church held in L:lS Angele~ Nov. 17-19 was at1en<ie>(} by Issei and N iscli clergy and laymen from United States ilnd Canada. Among the speakers was Frank Chum an. nationa l JACL president. Who is senior wRrden of St Mary's Episcopal Church hE-r eo

D.C. Nisei appearing in 'Bridqe' movie scenes

W.ASmNGTON. - Scene's for the MOM mQvie, "Bridge Across the Padfic:' based on Gwen Tera· saki's book. "Bt"Jdge to the Sun", were hein/{ shot by the studios thois past month. the D .C. News Notes reportcc1. Amon~ the exll'as appeari ng Rt

[he Union Station nnJ J apanese Emba~sy were T 1",) HirO,>e. Gl?of­frey Uyehara and olhers.

MENTI ON P .\CIF I C CITI? RN T V V Ult " n VF.RTISElt S

Elupire P r intillg CO. English and J apanese

COMMERCIAL and SOClAL PRINTING

114 Weller Sf .. Los Ang.'es 12 MA 8-7060

1 out of 6 being' ~r racially biased by 11

U.S. housing aals I NI~W Y(JI!K Onl' I) /1 .r l'VPlY

.Ix AnwJ'!I',II1~ I. I1l1ah'(· to Ilve. whf'rl' hI' Willil to /) ·CUII.,e (":

I'"t'illl dIQt'l'iminatlnll. A Ihl'" velil' tlltlv into hOll, ing

iJlld rrorp in tht' tlnt(r·rI Statf'. flllYS 27,OOIl.IJflO A 1TI1:1'J('iIlHi are re-trided t. Oftif' (·xtenl In chooll­

jug (, plolt:1' I )f /,p. ~ irll'nCl' becallse I)' t hl'Jr nle(> )T I'lhni,' d('!;cent. "Hac'lul I C'greg •• llfJ/I In /JI)U inlt

I I !< 1I ~ llIirlf"l by wid' -,;pn':rld PQp\I< lar .,tlltlld,,!!, 11'>(· pnlC'tic£'fI of thl' hn I ~ ing inrlll-Ir), and polil'ie. ,,1 gov,·l'/IfIlcnl." the rl'jlJrl ;ldd '.,

'I'h/' rcpOI t W;J S pre,>ared by the Cnmmis ion un HRcr· ilfld 1 fou5inl,! , pI "I> uy the F'llnd (:)r the Ro­publk.

) 1) l\liJllon!' Arrected

Tt IIY "\III~r1Can 8 mo~t sevc ... iy nffectl·d bv hou~ing discriminl.\ltllJn arc IfJ,OOO.OO() non-whites-chiefly Nt'gro!:·. but also Japanf!Se. Chi­nro and Filipinos. Less rigidly n'· s tricled nre 2,500.000 Mexican­Americans and ].000,000 Plfertn Ricans,

"Ocea -ion<.ll" hOlJ ~ ing eli.crim l -

nation ;11 I) is directed against Jows numbering 5,000,000.

The report offers recommenda­tions f()l' reducing housing dis­crimina tion. including:

I. Attack discriminatory conduct rather Ihan attitudes. " It is far en~er tn change people's actiOll5-­by law or the pressul'e of publlc opinion-than to change their atti­tudes; their a ttitudes will ch ange in due COl.ll'se anyway." •

2. Change the socia l situation to influence 00th decisions and aUi­tude5. "Economic. and legal pre.­:sure is more effective than nt­tempts at pc rsua9ion ...

3. Exert influence on builders. mortgage l en deI's, real estate brokers, and govt'rnment agencie.;_

ED( to meet Sunday , , at Philadelphia hotel

PHIl.ADELPHIA. - The E!lsle rn Di trict Council is calling a meel.· ing for Sunday. Nov, 27, at the Penn-Sher wood Hotel here, it w as announ ced by EnC Chairman Bill Marumoto.

Ask U- Now Free Inf~rmation

1JIIfft~

Sumitomo Bank (CALIFORNIA)

440 Montgomery St. San Francisco E X 2-1960

101 S. Sa n P edr o Los Angeles MA 4-4911

1400 - F our th st. Sacramento GI 3-4&1-1

KADO'S Complete LIne of Oriental ,.~

Tofu, Age, Maguro & Sea SuI FREE DELIVERY IN CITY

1S16 Fenkell Ave. - UN J-08SI,

Detroit, Mich.

Ask for, ••

'Cherry Brand' Mutual Supply Co, 200 Davis St, San Francisco

A Good Place &0 Eat Noon &0 Midnight

(Closed Tuesda7)

LEM'S CAFE REAL CHINES. DI 8B ••

La. Angeles .Io4A 4-2l1li 320 lta.st !'tnt Street

Pboae Orden Tal.

~PACIFIC CITIZEN _ ... ,. .... 11'1 ................... ,..,,, .. "' ................ " ............... ,. .................................. .

I y be Board ! ~." •• , ......... ,., ...................................................................... 111 ••••••••

Past the Gold of October

, Shig Wak~m8tsu, Nat' l JACL Board Mmnber

{ 1 walk do\\ II n ~'l'()\\'dl'd $11 (let. It is pa:-;t t hl' gold

(f () 'Iohe\" tht.' sky is NO\'0Il1bl'r .. \midst a Sl':l or 'Ir n rs, \ on :p~ thi:-; titth.' old lss('i lady truliging dl'·

f rmint'dly on tht: uig' It YO\l art' a . iSl'l, you ('an't

h Ip but spot h r ~l1d ~hl'. Y<lll Thel't' is t ntat1\' , l"cogllitiOll llf \l!w's own kind,

but h'r fa ' l' .Illains im})ll, ' ivc as if t 1I . ay, .. y cs. Ill'rc

nm 1 alon\? po t tit ~l)ld of Oc\olwr. .\nd you. my son,

·triding thif carth like a IOl'd do 1 appear 10 you mon' $1r:t.n~e than lh -(ranners among whom you trend?"

"No, no," :Oll r pi.', "that was long ago and 1, too,

am 3 ,trang r in thi xi,,1 n 'cept for my 1ics with yeu, If J am p('rmitt d to walk this earth erel'll .. lowe

it all to you. We rnu'l not pns' by without m.' letting

YOll know ." 'ou 'att'h h l' ye and :CllO a smil' of J' '.

cognition. :1 bow of r . pect. Th return d t'xpression is

that of 3Wal'en. . uud('f' tanding. Th· i111pa sive face

reak:; into a quick :.mil i gratitude, the ourtly Issei bow. the familiar mann rism --all ot ",h1(:h warmth is

like the g~adne. o~ ~lay. It happens in a twinkling of an

:e, but the drabne c:: of the treet i gone and you thank

od for the awaT n: of thing Ihat mak the world

kin. Each Thank '~'\'ing bring to tht . 'L 3 greater

sen~e of gratitud to\\ ard' our I i gl'neration. For,

" we grow old~r and a sume our respon ibiUties as parent. the magnitude oi the Is ei _acrific· b como

c1~arer and mort' ~pparcnt.

One of tbe r a.:ons thai the JA L 1. i Hi~l ry Pro­jtct has hit u h a r pon-i\'e choro i thi:-; latent grati­

tude tbat the ~ 'isei wish to ex-pre s 10 the lb ei ill a fit· ung manner. The r ot of it all lies in the ~Lei" con­

llrn for the nsd. The heritage that is bequeathed to

us. properly deJined and evaluated a- onl: hi.! toneal re­

st.arch can accomplish. will b of in {imable value in

OLI future.

There is urgene.· as well as sadne a w note that

f,,\ ith each passing year. the ranks of the Is ei are thin­

rung fast It is far past the gold of October, and our

tong postponed History Project wa begun in the nick

o time. Only once will be have this opportunity to go

Cirectly to the source for Our material Only once, in

view of the uncertainties of the future. ,,;.11 we have

the opportunity 0 take a "family portrait." as it were.

of the Issei, Nisei and Sansei.

Yet, tliis urgenc~' that we all feel must be tempered

with the understanding that in order to produce a job

worthy of the Issei. a tremendous amount of time and

pain taking preparation would be required, A draft of

Dr. T. Scott Miyakawa's memorandum on possible con·

tent of the history will be circulated to each chapter

shortly. While the draft memorandum is designed to

give an idea· of the scope and depth of our study, a

glance at its 50 fascinating pages will make us realize a:' .,~: ~~:..,.t(l the' long hOllr th~f h:lvf' 'llrellc1y l)e"n

devoted by Dr. }!iyakawa.

It is therefore requested that the enthusiasm so

evident now will be geared in tern1.S of ,many, many

months of work ahead and that every cooperation pos"

sible be given to the scholars. headed by Dr. T. Scott

Miyakawa. who will develop this immensely challeng­

ing, intricate. yet most engrossing project ever under,

taken by the JACL.

EAGLe . PROD UCE aoDftd C..millato. MerchaJda w...~t'8.1e "nUt aad Vel ey"-

929-943 S. Saln PedrO St.

L_ Angel .. IS

When in Eikd

Stop at the F riendlv Stockmen's

CAfE - BAR - CASI NO

West L.A. chapter pi n Issei Night 'l'lw WI'st Lm, AI1~!I'I( .II\CI. will

h1ll1<11" 1111 ('ullll" dllll'n, Illi SIIIIII" lillY III 'hi. Ik,' :1. 7 p.m. HI Ihl .1 a I'lll1{ . I' J ll~lill1lt, .. r Snwt.-IIt'. 2110

11l'llIlh 11\','. with nn '" 11"1 111)-1>1'I'I'i:lllol1 Night." 1111 I'v(lulu/{ 01 two .1"1'11111''''1' II I,' I II I" I' ". it It'/IV' ,'loglI" .11' ,I {lJl11I1, dllOl' "l'IZI'~ Hnd nfl"l'"hll1l'I1I" 1111 hll'n plillllwtl,

TWI\ ·I'"h .. film': ""nhl1 tn Mil-111111''' ,tlll'rin~ Yal'k" )\llzl1ll1l1l ,

KnlHallll'l "'11.111'0'111"11, I':mlko A 1'11-

nl<1, and Kiyokn AII\'ma: anri ",Ii· 1<R'hl 1Il'itlnslI" s111lT1111o: IIkl.vn Kn-01'1'1 •• ll1n 'l'ill.ak,'. lind Sd~\lkn Wa· kllYllnlll with I~ u /.t I I, II ,,11\)1111('.

hH~'" b"1'1l oulni'll d. 1\·<1 Kniilnn. di~11'i1'1 111;1111\1'(1'1' 01

Plin AI1Il'I'il'ul1 Alrw"~ 's , will pn" st'l1t lin 1111"'0101' trll\'1'Io~lIc' ur Ja­pnn. "now Smull Is My hll1l1d".

1>'l(U ]l1'l~t" lind rl'fn~!>hmcl1ts

wlll 1)(' ""I"\','d h~' I hi' J lIeL Auxll· i.II'Y. Chn!rmilll Gl'{)l'Jet' K"nt'gni In· vile Ill! hNd In nitl'lI<i thi' pro­/,11'11111 I(lv('n in thl'ir hOrlnl', 'nll'rt~

will bt' no ('hnl'~l'.

Delano JACL elects Bill Nakagama

DELANO.-E t Ntl{{llillni was dl'ci­I'd tOOl 1'1 ('~idcnt of IhL' Delano JACL chnptct· III its ill1nuill ·1 'c· (ion In"('llng Nu\'. Ii, nl'llrilly' pres· ident Bill Nukngnmil WIlS pre: id· Ing

Oth,'r. l'Icct.'d w"re 1'om Wata· nab .... 1 I v.p.: ~!Iburtl Oklno. 2nd V.p,: 'L'Orl(<.'. ngillam. tr ... a.: Eikll Yon.lkl. social; l\Iil. 'J'lIknki, l' Co sec.: nnd Jeannit· Yonllki, COl'.

H·C".

The chilpt"r announCl..'d thnt it has H'Ct'IVOO 243,75 n~ it; short: Cor selling tickets for the reccn1 Han'l'. t Holidny cl·l·bl·otion. Til· rummage .s~Je lIeltt .. '(1 $216, The 10 'Ing team in thl' Hckd conl",st h t I a ~pag hclti l...... Cor the winn'rs at a hobo party In 1 Fri· day at the home of Ed Nagntani.

It ""<IS abo revl·:tlLod the chnj)tel trea ury g.1incd 119 {1'tl1Tl the ale 01., P t of Gold tickt!'t ~,

The annual Cbl'l mils dlnnci purlv has becn . (1 tOT Sunduy, De<: IS. al lh(' Amer: nn Lt·(tion If'll! . Social chairman Mrlry Taka­ki i. In ('hArge.

Omaha JACl Hallowe'en party acclaimed success

ONIAHA.-Pat Okura, national lsI \·iCt.-prcsldent. did a tremondou, job ('hnirinK the annual Hallowe'en party recently at the, YWCA. About ISO. including the children. attend· ed,

Evening highlight was the ap­pearance of Roy Tatroo, well· known mago,cian here.

Profes.ionally. Okl.lra is ehiel Juvenile probation officer of Doug­las County and ha' bl'en quit< busy these past months with many speaking engagements.

As a national JACL oflicer, he is chairman of the national com· mittee on I)ublic relations. He is also a holder of the JACL dis· tinguished leadership medallion for his decade of service at Boys To ' ''o~ ' , ~hff ps:'('holop,lst.

Omaha JAClers mark debut of Japan print exhibit

OMAHA.-Marking the opening 0' a ('ontemporarv Japanese orint ex· hibition recently at Joslvn Art Museum. the Omaha JACL spon­sored a program of traditiona l folk dances and demonstration of Japa· nese flower arranging,

Dancers taking part [n the Joslyn program were teenage Omaha girl s of Japanese deseent.

They included Carolyn and Mari­lyn Kaya. Janie Takechi. Bonnie and Maul'een Hirabayashi,and Sumi Misakl.

Ml's. Sue Holmes was instructor for the dancers,

The !lower arrangements were madc by Mrs. Holmes and Mrs, Rose Ishii.

D.C. CHAPTER DUES RAISED FOR COMING YEAR WASHiI'NQII'ON,-The D.C, JACL has voted to raise its chapter dues in 1961. which will incllJde sl1bscrilJtion to the Pacific Citu­zen. 10 $5 s ingle and $S couple. Joe Ichiuji is mem bership chair­mau. The c ha p t e r 1000 Club Stockmen's, EEko, Nev.

. , me~bers h ips-of $26.50 ibCludllS, ,~."~ _ ... ':i.. ......... ____ -=.. ___ ___ ----__ ..... _ ......... ___ ...;.;.. " ~ , chapter ... -·~ues! . :,' .. " :: .. I ~I ,,~ :

OBSERVE NOVEMBER AS 'MEMBERSHIP MONTH' 'OMAHA, R('I):IIrl Nt·yl. wh,) r,'penllng I Om .. ha ,IACl. ml'm' tll'rllhip rhalrman. 1M mnklng N -\"'mh, r "mt·rnht'I·..rhip month",

AH hi 1'1I1~ It ~ "N()w's Ihe· lim, ill Inkl ndVRnhl(C III thl' bIg . ,lIvtnJ(!l In .lAC)' mrmhl'l',hin. I'l'l'vlnll"J~', finnllul ml'mh('rllhip dIll'S ",t'f'" $;1 and 8uoll('rl"Llon I , thl' T'lwlrk CJtlu.'I1 un 11(.Idltional $3.50,

"'Y'hll!. ;"1 nr for th(· tlrF! timl', 1tll' iJ n n \l ;; J m"mbl'r!lhlp c1u('Q I/or OmahA JACI.I !tnv!' be"n 1'\ for f> Ilncj inl'1uell' Ihl' Pacific 1t1~I'n ~ ·.i lid .nvlnK or $1.50,"

Eighl teams ready for Long Beach CL basketball tourney

I,ONG BEACH. - EIJ(ht tcam~

,pOn!:O!' ~ oy ,1ACL chapters are M,t for the [(HJrth I1nnu1I1 Long Jl'~[lt'h"Hl\rbor Dil>trict Invitation:l'1 bu~k('tbllll Iburnumcnt at Lon!! lIt'nch ClIy Col I C ~e over the Thanko;glvir.g wC'Lkc::nd-Nflv, 25-26.

Award' r,rl t. bL' prc!lcnlf .. '<1 at fl Victory Danc,," to be held after the champl"n 'h:p #(amc on Satur· day. Nov, 26, Hachlro YU!lumura ill chaIrman. a. ~i~ted by Ken ~j­. hino. T,od Abo. Faye Nakamura, Masnto Kob. yashl and Connie Hi­Tn ka.

The eiJ;ht It'am. comoc-ting are Wbt 1..0'1 Anlteles Community Council. East Lo~ Angeles JACL. Vl'nicc-Culvl'r JACL. Southwe5't I,.A. JACL. GarciCJln Valley .JACL, Oranll'!;! C unty JACL. Santa Moni· c., fWLA JACL). Long Beach· Hurbor District J ACL,

Ehrbt.-Tram SeIIedule The sl'ht-<iu:e:

t;;IO p.m. G Jl e I ; G .. rIJeoR '-11 V~nj~· Cuhcr. •

:1:00 p.m. Came 2: SlIn ..... Monica "'6 l.ohg Be. ~'h.

4:30 p.m. Game 3: Or:.nge Cou.nty VI We Los .... 1\f(elc~.

1l ;1lO p.m. Game 4: E.'~l Lo~ Angeles "'f I'olltl"':(·~t x..o. .... n~lf's.

7 ';111 n rn. Gan,\: S; Lor.<;"" of Games I a~d 2.

SAturday, JIt.\'embu 2't h~Cl p.m, Oame /j: Lo:oeMi of Game~ :land 4.

3:011 p,m. Gnme 7: \\'Inner. of Carnes I and 2.

4-30 p.m, 0 me 8' Winners of Game! '3 lind 4,

8\00 p.m. Game 9' Consolation play· off

7:30 p.m- GalTe 10 Chom!)loJUhlp pl,.yo!!. •

Coaches from the local hlgh schools are donating the'lr time to o { f (c i ate tOJrnament games. Bleachers to accommodate sup­poliers and parents of the young­sters pla~'ing in the tournament are ample.

D . ( ~ hlPle"b~ard ,

WASHJNC,']'ON, - Twelve cancH .. d:.!t haltl l:ol'f'O announct!d for the m'w W ·,1' ~/(:1, D.C. J,ACL chap' tN bnnrd IA d Tf,wtll. The eil'ctlOil ('1' Ihe 1f 1I},10 position!! Is bl'lnK c·onri'LI'ct . t. t y maU lit the pruf,cn1 tlm!', •

~ . ,mITlfI1(! WI re Leo A.I~')ka.

Emily Hit 'I h. l1arold Jiori~::'hi, Aklkn 1.",, 'i1. I'.JiCI: Kalil'. Graee KII 'alnT!, 1"" ) Okamotl), Yo' hie S:lkaut. }-I,ll J ,I' Takagi. Katheryn T'Orrr klt""a. ?Jla IIru U,hiro and John y, rJu (J (currc-nt chapte% prl'~ldcntl, .

ThL chl'·,tH at Us October ('.en­Hili mt ',/I. n4tlfled a oonstltu~

1ionnl rrnt'r,Ufl( nt to change fl'om the c;,bbJl1 to the board lIyst~m.

Tcn mt m'bt r!; < 1(' being votedUPOD at th:i~ tim! • .nd thereafter, flv& pc:'r, om. WllJ t,(, elected each ~ f;<'l.r to ~rO"('L ({,rtinuity to the ooaTd.

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Nomine,Ike"" tOmmitteemelt . listed hv Cleveland JACL'

CLEVELAND. - Toro 18hiyama, Clf'veland ,lACL nominations com­mittt'e r h;';T1T!all. revealed a slate of C'ar.dl(1;,tt s' to fill silt OOard vacanclt ~ in 1961 would be ofCt;red soon. "

St,rvio$( (,') ~dS committee ~~ Joe Kf.lC(iwalti, Sachie Tatta~

!.in. y T.uhip n and Rosaline 'Yo-shida, 'J --_._---_. , Twin (i1ies ua: starts .: :":

'61 m emHrs hip · c~ " Mr.-rN'EAHtLlS.-The Twin Citiee UCL llJt'mt rsi'.lp dri"e is. ,,~ent­ly LJndl'rway; reports membef:hip ctra-irman YuP. Yamaguchi. T4e chapl('r ct;.(s.her~ are .... ~ si,gl.~.

$8 couple. Bccau"E: t.tf' Twtn Citte.s Will ho~

the j lit FDC-MDC Convetltion over Ull' 3f.ot'l Lalk>r Da,. weekJmd. e .... ery effort is being exerted to eXpaLd the :,eta ehapter meJl)beP~ ship I"OL!~ ALd seeur~ manwwe; and tUDCs.

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ASIA TRAVEL .BUREAU, AGP.NT FOR STEAMSUU' .''-10 AIRLlNS8

Complete "ravel, Advisor), &ervlee aDd''''AdleUq

301 E. 1st. St., Los Ange'., 12 .. MA 1-3-232

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• ,s.:-- PACtFIC CITIZEN [

Fri4!Y, NO\l. ~5" 1960 , .

POINTING

Southwestward By Fred T okato

01 ~ \ \' {lSS1'1': ~O,~.

,,\ .11',' '11 ,1111' 1111111 \lIl'

f r th\.' Hl.hh.' lilt' illl ,I­

"I " lit ,'ut lIlI ~ O,S, lIPIl\'al

to n il th" <'hnl\"'I'~ th'll hnv(' n. I ;rf' , ~ .ndt·n t<1 ctnlt' , '111(' PC

" c: Pi'llds gr.'all,\' \'n 1l1l' 11I,1i<i11\' • be ll to l'n!'Q' ,n th,· \)I'l rrttlom

or tlw puhli.:oti<ltl tIll U ,hnll th YI'.H and Wt' .1\ pCl'ntt'b

lIt' N:! • ' (lIIl' help ntH\.

Bt'gi nnin , ~ In .1nnuul'Y, lJIl' r \\ ill b ~lln,g 'to l'n'ry h"tl.'t'hold ,\l .ur llltirc membt'rship. which

In, an, tn' m,'ndous illrr"1\ I'

io t ' 1\' c, ' ~n s c:-n~t."<i we say , .. 11l0rl"\ !

I~

I ' f d U?'lt the mlnlmum nse lrom I.'n h bnpll'l

uJd :1t 1(>11:1 be in Ihl: form cha lIT ad. The P is

. t official publicntion or th~

JACL and jt should bet> up to aeb mel;Tlbcr to .up rt it I

the fullest We ho~ that w will be able t.o count on ncb ;\nd ev ryonc of you aud your cllaptbr". to mnke this a real ;Ibonks,d.ving Day for the PC eta 1.1) e tlmc is of thc (':. ene, ,,1ellse fOJ"\V'ard all l.ltllr~

}-ioUday ' I:su m a il VTA Al R ~lL.

fl.'."G mOB WITH BOA

1 '... Thi<; week we- werc gue : 't~ tlf ,-. Tommy Ka~3yama of Briti~b

. cr. eag _ ~~ay . Corporation ' :!l a ' demonstration flight on

. ~ .. '. tildr lw urK>lis Roll -Royce 7(}1

. Jet . There were 103 pa:seneers T the ruclN and w Wei'e

j<>ined by nIh I' JACT.ers $ucb :l!' Hoy 'smndeT:l, Mabel Yo­biUlld. Tat.<; Ku ~ hlda, Jim Hl·

e ;'Iil abd E1ji Tanabe. We wt!re 'greeted at the de k

b)- none other than active J ACt, er Yay ' Karasawa aU decked ollt in her uniform, loading u,

. ·th brochures. and our fllght ticket. Yaye inCol'med us that she and her bu band just re­turned from Europe on a vaca· tion, but they preferred Japan a s the best tourist attraction. . This ~as our very first jet

.! .tl!gbt abd '\l'e held our breath . as tlIl! uge plane zoomed down

.;' the runway at twice the speed of the conveDiional four motor jobs we are accustomed to fly­ing m. From the time we start· ed from a standing position un· til we were air bound took only ;s.. .!lJ4s and before the plane could turn around to head north to fly over Fresno we were circling over Catalina Island.

The huge aircraft was soon p to 28,000 feet and the land·

ft~a~ l,""'Y';'. 1-.... 1 ... n.r lH,..p. "" -,i ~'"

ture road map. We tried ta pick out Mike Hide's Dos Pue­hlos Ranch near Santa Barbara, but all we could see were miles CJ! green patches of farm land ~s we headed north.

We were invited to go forward and vi1'it the pilot's compart­ment on the flight deck and watch them operate the huge sbip. We found that the flight

, deck was the most comfortable .1 ( , P lac ~ aboard and llterally

JI spea!tmg we felt as though we were flying on a cloud. There is DQ sound C1f engines in the Wgbt deck and it's a I'ather weiJ'd feeling gliding through

i

Ih, ill\' with n(l 1 Tllo(int' 1)(11. I'

, ' .m ill~ Ihr~l\llo!h , TIll' )11"I'OI'nll'l ~l'l'lioll is ,li s t> IHth"r quh-! ('(llll'

p,ll" I III till' Tll I lr i(lbs , hilt

th. thlllll Ihnt IIrpl'!!'ll'd \1 111m I \Va .. thul t1Wrl' W:l1'O no vibl';1t\ol1 Irom tlw nlotnn.,

'rhl' plnm' \\ a Cl' u i itll( at R

~Il\'l'd .( 4{jO mill- pt'l' hlllll',

bul I h"y n l'Inlllly ('nli. t' ill MIO

\Q GOO (Ill th It· I'l',(ulur rltlthl .

WI 'rl' PI'llInly C.(ln\·in I'(i Ihll\ thl is (h", ol\ly way 10 fly I

'rh.'H' w,'r.' Iwo Britl h, ,'1l1 ('hint's!.! nnd nn· J .lpant' {' tl'w,

lI·dt.'~st.'s aboard . ervin' u" 1m· ,"-'rl"d Fll'n<.:h t'hnmlmhrlle nnd hilI'. d'Oi"ttVI'l's d ,lrlllJC tht., tIIJ!hl.

The J ilpalll'Sl' Sh.'Wlll'dl' v.:n Mlchlk Naku) amll Ir.m .11'11 tn

:lnd hn. bl'l.'n with thl' nlrhm', twe y 'ars oot\\·\.·,'n lhl' SUIl FI'<ln· cisco and Japan run Eljl T,l' nabc wns on his U\\ll flight a h was flying pr.'tty high,

W" COUldn't h lp thinking about Akcml Penny Tnni who \\ III be flying on this vt:ry same plan!.! Th:e. 10 for her prll AS

bt:-ing 'rawned Mi. . ~ls('1 W"l k .

To Ak .. mi. may w ju t Y l1Ull we hope , he won't tllkc a bad :),I:n for a gOO(\ \X'nny! We know sbc'll enjoy jl~'lng on Ihl. luxurious R Us-Royce 107.

nnd we hope .omt' dny \\c'Il

al<o bnve thc chance to make thc trip to tb.. rI ·nt. At If a t

\\11 had an hour to dream . bOut it before \\ returned to lnter. national AfTport.

BIG BOOST

A ft:w ' w<:eks ago we n'('f"l\'t!(1

n caU frum Cbarl .. , Ukita of Tar Lold. Inc., who caUl'd and a k~>d u!! to drolJ in and pick up a Ilo~d8Y 1. . ue ad.

Mr. Ukita IS formerly a lO(lO

Clubbcr from Chicago and he has c tablisbed a factory here manufacturing dIamond Wheels, diamond tools and carbide dies. HI! took us on a personally con­ducted tour of his establishment and we learned more about dia­monds than we ever knew be· fore. He showed us many uncut raw diamonds, which' to us looked like nothing more than a lot of hu~ gravel stones, but whcn he told us thQ value oj

these stones we a!mo~t filpped. He lihowed us bow the stone!; were cut and put Into various tools ·used for cutting other materials,

He explained that tbe dia­mond was the hardest known substance for cutting without wearing, yet could be smashed int" flr ,,,el,.,. .. , ith 'l hAm fl> ' " 1-£e

a lso explained that diamonds had to be cut with diamonds si nce there is nothing else that will cut them .

So you gals that have these precious stones on your finger, take good care of them because a lot of work goes into makling them the way they are. not to m ention the hard work the ole man had t.o get it on your finger in the first place, Look who's talking?

Anyway we wish to thank Mr. Ukita for a most interest­ing tour and we hope we'll be able to take a chapter and visit you once again.

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Ai,kawaga U"L '1'OIGO CENTIlR I'OR .JAPANESE CONJ'IECTIONDY

2M E. 1st St., - Los Angel .. - MA .... 935

'm~~r;a' Gardens SulCi alii" Restaurant

'. :_ .' ... : .... AA;S .. Sunset ' Blvd., Hollywood ""7 OL '6-1750 , .. ,~ ,' ;'. :\J: ~ "j' " ~ JACtERS --....; <'{QUR HO$n GiGIlGE IUR\!TA. I~

PREPARING FOR ceDC FA~HION SHOW

!"h (' "t 1 hI.' nllmy ml'mht'l. ~I'r\'i n g on the CCOC CnnvC'ntion Fa!lh­Itm Show eliscu plAns tnr Ih,' Dt . 4 Cpt'cla<"U!kr"at Fre<,n()'~ Elk l.(l(! Jl t', Tlwy.ar!' (rrom kft) j\lm<'~, Rl)hut I.hida (Tulare County) h.' .. ~tl"lH _: Mlt g YmnulTloto and Ge('lT.r"· Olwz.,ki ( . t!lma), d(~ora~ 110""-: P:.tsy Tanukl1 (F( wler). !t:~Id.Ury; Mrs. Frank S<lkohira \ I' owh-('), co-t'hnm.

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ceDC Fashion Models Selected -Lynn~ Yam1lmoto, S:.zaMe Uru·

for the H!Urr-a ~Sallgerl. Danny Okamura tlon fnshioll h lIV ,. held .,n D:c .Il' Kvga fParlier). .

und y, D ... 4, :tl Fr~ n(>'s r ~lk The fashlM MOW will be co-I.od,ltt; WiiS m:ld, t~ji 1,Q'ck by ordlnatt:.>d by Roo -Atltin ~. Mrs. Fl'nnk Snkoh a I Fov.:lcl'i, On the fathion show committee lo. hlon :;how C\ ... 'hlllrmnn. arc:

1:I(on N"k:,mura, Mrs. Frank Sako-To bc !tIl'en parading thc! "SJdgb hlra. c,,-chmn.; }\lImes. Robert IshJda

nidt.' in Fashion" lin' Mrs. Richard f'J'ular..- CUU1'JtYI, hostcll<es: MUs Ya-

Shm d K Ik K F r .amoto, 0('0,,(0 Olt owki ISelma). de· 1 a a , e ('I nwagoc I res- cOTnlion,; Patsy Tanaka. 5eC.; Tom

00 I, Mrs. Toghio Shlmnmoto, Kilnl 5.okIJUl, tu ..... ru Abt-, Som Tsutsut Katpyama. 5 a y (I k 0 Matsuna~a IRu:<lI<,yl. r"c(,pt lon; Mi'lS Lily Misono. I s.:lm II I ; Jan Nnkaaawa I Fowl- Mrs. J mlll N"j1atanl (Tulare County).

.. lle~Ns; Mm<'s. OElorllt! TaLtuno, Ben er I: Dione Ota IParlil'r): Mrs. Kinoshita, Warn'n JtokllZU (Baker". Raymond Urushlmn ($ n n g e 1'1; (Irldl. mu~I(': Deanar Dol. MI'II, Mac ~Ir . Larry Twa: akl, Kiyomi Ik~ Okuma (Parllerl, proKTam: Mme~,

fUtumt Ike·da. Masao Y .. mamoto. (Cto­do I R<.:(odky I: :-;orma Matsumoto, I'lRl. CrlUef' bour; Mmes. Jm l.oohlkaW(l

arotyn Shimizu (CkfV'1S); My". (~S!lo-). p,.b.: CI t"itf'r Ojl. John T$u­Rov Matsubara Linda M Fuji- rlJl.iI. !u61'lon mndl'ls; Mmes. KaT\!o ~aga cTulOlr~ C~.unty I i you~u~st~r;: g~~~:~' Tom Nae;rmatsl1 (Songer).

Include PC 'introductory iss.~ willi in,Uation 10 become JA([ ~ metnIIer , lit '61 The Eai:1 ~ Ang(:')(,s and HOIlY-l same 7 te is in effect w,;b other

\\ood' JACI. cha ter£ have an- ~baPt(-rs of the Los Angeles JACL nouoced their 1961 membership Coordinating Council: Pasadena. camp;rign are undE'rway. In re- Do';ltntown L ... .!\.., Southwest. L.A., c ot w~ek~, the chaptt'rs have Venice-Culver. published lheir newslerter and en- It was pointed out that the new closed the November introductory nte m::.ludes the Pacific Citizen issue ot tht: Pacific Citizen. as decided at the national con~

Frank Okamoto is East L.A. 'tmtion held at Sacramento last membership c b air man, Mrs. J 'Jly. As the JACL subscription p(.ggy Fukushima is Hollywood rate for the Paci1ic Citizen is $3.50 m('mbersliip chaIrman. per year, the new dues locally

The nelY mem~r;hip dues fCf1' are a saving. both chapters are $5 pt'r single Membership renewal forms are member nnd $8 per couple. The in the pro~ess of being prepared

Issei entertained at East L.A: show Despite the heavy downpour,

E ast Los Angeles J ,~CL was grati· (jed to see over 150 people a1 its annual I!;sei Appreciation Night pro~am Nov. 5 At Tenrikyo Hall.

" OJ cOllrse. th"'te ar~ the man. who a wait anxiously' for this oncc­a-year event and they wouldn"t miss come rain, hail. sleet, etc, I bless 'em)," too rh!lpter news­letter commented this past week in reporting the event.

Mrs. Mabel Yoshizaki, chapter president extended greetings in J aoanese. Assistling on the com­mittee were:

and should be ready for distribu­tion by the first week of Decem· ber. Those having renewing by Dec. 15 will be assured of receiv­ing the Pacific Citizen from the first week of January.

East L.A. dues should be for­warded to Frank Okamoto, care of JACL Regional Office, 125 Wel­ler St., Los Angeles 12. The Holly· wood dues should be sent to Mrs. Peggy Fukushima, 1815- RedcliflI, J,ne Antrf'JI'<: ?I'\

."

Mrs. .to Okamura to head Parlier JACL Auxniary

PARLIER.-Mrs. Ito Okamura was elected chairman of the Parlier JACL Auxiliary for the coming year.

Serving with her will be Kuye Takano, V.C.; Mrs. Betty Doi, rec. sec., Mrs. Jean Kobashi, cor . sec.; aDd Mrs. l ili ce Migalti, treas.

Joe Salami nam8d

JA(t execullve btl BY ""NK TANABE

CHJCA("..o .- 1'h~ elegant Park Ter· rac!! Room 01 the North Park Hold will he the Jll'cne £If the-' 161h annlJal Chicago JACL Chapter Inaugural dinner and dance Satur­day, Dl'c. 3 from 6 p.m.

President-elect Jo(' Sagaml and JJrC! ~ idtnt-elf·et Gil Furusho of the ,Jr. JACL along wtth thdr re!rJ)eC­ttve cablnl'ts will be I)(flcially 1J1.. ~ talled by Dr. Thomas Yatabe dur­ing an at\;er-dlnner ceremony.

RemaInder of the program will include the presentation of service certificates and awards and enter­tainment. Kumeo Yoshinari, Na­tional JACL Treasurer, will be the tOD ~ tma s ter.

The dance portion cha'ired by Mark Yoshi~lImi will feature the I'dntiUating sounds of the Al Peters Band will begin at 9 I).m. The hildllight of the dance will be th'3 naming of the "Around The Worl-:l" winner by Harry Mlzuno. tn addi­tion 30 door prizes will be gAven away. Dr. Frank Sakamoto is over aU program chairman. .

Dinncr-dance tickets can be re.­served tor $6 per person by call­ing the JACL Office at MO '-4382 or Mrs. Masako Inouye at AR 1-3516. Dance tickets only wilJ be available for $2. ,

A cocktail hour from 5:30 to 6 p.m. will precede this gala" evening alfair.

Elect Kengo Osumi Parlier· president '

PARLIER. - Kengo Osumi, who se-rved as cbapter president in 19iiO. was elected Parlier chapter presi­dent again for 1961 .

He win be assisted by Jim KO­wki, V.p.; Gerald Ogata. treas.; Bill Tsuji, rec. sec.; Norman Mi~ yakawa, 001'. sec .; Ronald Ota: ­pu.b,~hist.: John Kasbiki, social; · RalPh Kimoto, del. and 1096 Club; and Sam Miyakawa, alt. deli

James Ko'Zuki was a~ted memlJership chairman and ' ~ ­

campaign is expected to be ccm­pIetro by Dec. 10. it was. an­nounced.

The chapter will have as gUests . at the forthcoming ceoc Conven­tion banquet the [olowing digni~

taries: Judge John H. Traber. Scoutmaster Don Wilson, and Par­lier Unified School District Board of Trustees Cbairman Eugene K. D\ltcher.

San Francisco Auxiliary to hold invitational yuletide dance Dec. 10

SAN FRANCISCO. - An eve n t starting the Christmas rush ov its way is the San Francisoo .TACL Women's A' lxiliary's Chris1.mas In­vitational Dance, co-:chaired by Miss Te s Hidesbima and 'Mrs. Miyulti Kobayashi, which will be given Saturday. Dec. 10 at-. the Pal'k Presidio Y. .

LaJk" wi 'h in~ to im'ite -;ir,o!13 gentlemen friends are aske<t to contact the Invitations' t'hairinan, Miss Miye Magota, ISK 1-128!H. Wives will bring their husbands as guests, therefore invitatiolls will not be mailed to them.

All ladies and invitationless men wishing to attend will be charged a DOminal admittance fee.

Sip Up Early for 1961 JAOL Membership

Mrs. Grace ThRn Mrs. Ruth Haya­shida, Helen Aokl. Mrs. Helen Waka­bllyashl, Mrs. KJyoko Onodcra Mrs S. Wakabayashi, Shlz Mlya. DOrothy Katano, Mrs, S~ue Hasegawa, Linda Ito. Mrs. Mary Sugl. June Tawa and Peggy Tanaj<a.

In the first half of the program, MiislIsa Bando dancers and the Pacific Band captivated the audi­ence. Completing fbe evening were the talented artists and actors of the chapter. Frank Suzultida was emcee.

STOCKS BONDS

Merchants and businessmen con­tributing merchandise for door prjzes were:

Ajinomoto, Ino.: British Overseas Airlines Corp.; Eastslde Sales; Enbun fOo.; Far East Travel Service: Japan Air Lines; Jonson's Market; Matao Uwate, SeTV"'Rlte Market: Shlnsuke Wakabayashi; Toozo Yahata, Union Paper Supply and Toyo PrInting Co.

Venice-Culver CL VENICE. - The Venice-Culver JIACL bas appointed George Ina­gaki, rotmer natio~l JACL presi­~ent, .. as . HI61 mem'bership cam­paign chairfnan~

Investment Securities

MOVING TO NEW OFFICES DECEMBER 10, 1960

• Y. CLIFFORD TANAKA

Sates and Analysis

SHEARSON, HAMMILL & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange

nnd other Leading Security and Commodity Exchen"e~

332.4 Wilshifoe Blvd. Los Angeles 5, Calif.

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, t-PACIFIC CITIZEN Ftid" , Nov. 25, 1960

lBll ~iC'l UJL ''l{

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By Harry K. Honda

eapportionment May Allow Californi.1

isei to Be Elec ed to Congress in 1.60s

It>l-Up. NL'un h n ' nkcn thc pr,'sidcllU I I~ CL' in

hi - h mt ~I 1(' 0\'t:1' Kl'nnl'<i,)' on the b3"'~ of ab. {'nll'l' b:lllots thou~h .he election f Pre i· ceJlt-EleCl K nned." is Iwi ar· f M:'t~. By the tim.- this nJl~;Ir. in print, th hullab 100 O\·t;l

L'on's com.,·from-bchlnd \'ic:­''jQ' in C.:IlifQrnia h lld h .

pallod and ~lilical 8tLention t1mlOg to the big rcappol'tio.n­

mt;n1 of 1961.

• WhC'll th(' ~ tate u-ti.Jaturf'

In{,{,' 10 crament ,n Jjln,l­

ary. It mu -I reearvc the tlll\.";

itical boundaries tu accom· modate the 8 additional con,

re_ 5ion81 dJ tru'ts AItd it mu I !!'e5hape the contour" : mOil)

of the prC5l!nt State i\ssembly di,<Uicts as wel1,

This experience of !L":ustrib­uting congres lonal _G·.ts aftel each deccnnlal Cl'n;;us can dp. tt>rmine the political chllJ'actel or a state lor a decade 01' more, Whkhever party conlrols the Stat;: Legislature ~ets the juicy

job of carving, II happe-n:; thai the Democrats are in the "Inver's seal in CaliIornia th.i~

time since tht:y took co:nmand

in 1!J58 of both the State Senate and Assembly for Ihe first time :0 many yea .', The ]!l6O slate returns PUt the Dem Icrats ;n (:'\ en greater control. h'Jlding a 47 VJ 33 edg( in Ihe A~seml.ll)l

and 30 to )0 edge in the SeHatl!. When th(> Republican - cut the

'Political I,it> in 1951, Ihe Demu, rraLS ha\'e been moaDlng ever since, pointing to the odd shapes and sizes of the congressional districts: notably Cong ressman Jimmy Roo!.\.'\'elt's 2uth District, ',\hieh is :;hatied "like a dumb­bell". Sach ,hape,; come abollt, say Democrals, becaU/;c the Re· publicans gerrymandered with on eye to perpetuating the greatest possible number of Re­/'ubltcan office-holders. The DemCJcrats are promi:;ing they won't do the same in 1961.

D e moe I' a t ic Assembly· man Crown oj Alameda. chair· man of the Interim CommlttftC

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• \\ h i I lh pl'ob .. hUltil' til

le!'ting a NL 1 ,.>m14r. mlln flom CaliforOia co n J U l' c; :.Ill kinds oi nlcc-looking QQd , the

pl'O;pe t' of other ethnic groul)' lik\.' lhe pani h- peaking Amer· ic os ond tbe :-.1l!gJ'oCs In Lo~

Angeles C<lunty appear eV. n brighter-from the tandpolnt 01 sheer population sirength rwd concenlrat on ul r ,; dcnres.

The a. t.·ide of l'{)$ Angeles

is hea 'ily pupulalc<i with :\1 l'i· can "m~rj(;3ns. who wt're large­ly r.:~ponl1lbJc for cit-tUng Ih~

first l\h'xlcan American to tht; Los Angeles City COWleil, Ed· ward Roybnl. about a decade ago, Tb(' southea. l ~tn:tch of Los AngAles is predominantly :-legro--and frum IhiS arefl j~

a \·~t('ran Nl'gt·o assemblyman, Auguftus Hawkins. Thl' Japa­nese C(lunt in Los AngelI'S Countv may be thl! biggest in

the mainland U.S., but WI 'J'(;

scattered th,'oughoJt Ihe cOl.lnt~' Southwest Los Angeles claim~

th lal'gest number of Japancsl )·\i::;ldences. The scnttering of Njcd C ' JmmUl1l tl~" In GlI.rdena, West Lo... Ang('le c • East Lo:,;

Angeles and olher nelghbor­hoJds dissipate the kind of strength the Mexican Americans and Negrocb might find avail­able in 1.heir bailiwick.

1f we art" to elect a Nisei

congrel>sman from Lo,~ i\ngeles,

It will be a man who has the merit and esleem o[ all the

voters in hi" djl'.lrict, regardless of rae , creed 01' color.

-Rush PC Holiday Issue Material by Dec. 3-

SWALLY'S Whll not have YOtlT next banqllet wtth u.

THREE BANQUET ROO~IS FINEST CUlSINE !}l'r RE.\ SO'lABLE PRICES

CALL AN 8-6884 1331 S, BOYLE, L,A, Z3 ( ACROSS FROM SCARS

t - Cal-Vita Produce Co., Inc.-B onded C ommls~fo n Merchant.

I Fl'ults • Vegetablea

'T'1t 8. Central Ave. - Wholesale Terminal Markel '

Los Ang,'es MA 2-8595, MA 7-7038, If.A 3-4504

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S.F. Glanls home from Japan tour with 11-4-1 record

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hi r:IIlnl' 11 - 1,1 rl'l'ord lignin I Jllpllllt"C AIl.st nl' kuml!. It..: said Ihe Jllpnllelll' han' im/lruVl'cI ~ ,

much ill th(' P" 1 Sl'ven YO''''' th:tl l'\'l'l1 Ih\.' Amcl'lcan Ll'aguc ch,lIn.'ion N. w Y rk Ynnkccs or Ihe wOl'ld ('hampiun Pi(u bur~ Pi· III II',' ('(tultl lIut h~l\'\' s 'u fl ~d a

c«'lIn ,I\'l'ep "11 the S;1mt tOllr

ROY YAKA RIDES HALF OF $8,711 DOUBLE ALn". 'Yo - no.\' Yakn, who boot< d in twu winn rs No\', lti nt Cillldl'n Gale', wus up on the s{'cond h;J1( (I( the H'tord !laily double 01 $8,7]140, He \Vc>:) the seCiJnd on Co"in':an at ~I l£lld tb duily double bdtnr- who join~'<l Oriolo nt .22620 with c..wlni:1II rccei\' .. 1 $8,711,.10 bl' thdr S2 bl!!.

The daily dOJI.lI· Rfly...,rr was th' largt~ ('111 Cl'llIrnrni't 1 ncing hi. tory.

AII·City mention given I Erv Furukawa cops 4 °lenvor Sansei gridf1;1en '1 1·"1' to

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'I'hey wI'n' K,'" okoJl.IIl i, ludde, }'I';UIlLf'; BI:;ACH, - Smith I'll of Mitntilll; /'1 '('"111'<1 Ito. gunl'(!, ,.1 I C':dllornia NI ('i (~olf 1IIOC.'laticm'g Morllllol (IrI,' Nllll1, /'1'1111',. ", )':J'v J,'1l t'lIkl' W,' ('01· I I hi firth l\l;.ntt:01: ('IllI J h'wII .. MllIl'a, iJill'k (';tllfIJl'nirJ SI 01(' I'h:,1' ) f)' hlp SUIl· of )'.11 ,I I til h lil,v nl Ihi, Illflied ld!' lfnk:!

bY', hCIl/lilli! HI·77·158 . t .... .,Nlay

Youth basketball leagues being set

1',,"'IJ;Jmc'nt 1:1 l NC'!;".

1'la~il1g In pr,rffC ' " " k,/wa IIln)kl'l hi s 81 1

S,.llunl:,v "n tl1I' Dc l\l IIlld c'am" buc'k (,It

".bltll' Up.H'h with I '5 IVP!' par 77 10 fn .hif,J1 his w/nn '.

Th(' (\lfTIJ1)lfldl,Y YOllih r""lrtl'il. [.'\Il'uk"w" Ih 1& ,HJd Ct ther tl'o-(· .. -SpOIl IIl'l'd by 1111' SIJlJlhw"IJI J ,.A "hy 10 Ih(, fln,'s he WI wcm 111 ,1,\(.'1., ,11t l'lIIW" Arncl' cnn Opli· thl' ,1ml' tournament '1 ID5:l, 54, 111; 1 ('lIdJ, NI~' I M"ITIlJri:d VI·'W lind 55 whl'n he fl'pr 'nt£or! thl. 1'0 t !lU:1I'I ,1nd the C'oll1mocl()(,r J' I S I (' Jf Cl" ~nd in I' A I I r "~5 111(' "unc '0 ~,a

"ITY Illt'!·IC,1I1 ."11 011 .Jr.~ .J.. 1lI:;7 when he rOI)r .. ,"nled the are 111'1') raring fill" Fl'H "n 'JI St."NGA h(l',kl'tbllil lUl'l II~ ill ITIld.J,lf1l1lln"'" ..,.

AI>JlI(.,drnill"I,Y 25 !t',lIlla {or IJfJ;'~ Scc'ond was :VI10 1 "lzakl of I'angin 'In agl' (rom !l to 17 will Top Nnt('h who. WOl , U\ '" sudden ll' ol'J,(rml:t.l'<i Cm Cye; 1."IIP.lI('S, rlc'ath playoff wllh ctten Okano of

S(lllthwl)st L.A, ,IACI, \")Ilth vice. Wesl('rn and Gordon Kono of HI IJresidnt l'rlls i\1l1llllTli 1 HI'~ .'.OElJ71 Fi lifter all had chal~d up 1595. I~ ('~"lin~ for sl'( 'l'ckecpf!J's lind Kono <lnd Okano bot' v)')k d"ubJe tlmt'kcI·IICr. If) it ~i~t in Iho ["rth· bog('ys tu give Yo~h ' )ki second cumin: IMSkdh,,1I ,. I';"on, spot. Okano gilt thi:d spot.

Low nel winner 'IIa I i-:ono, '''''hI) camc In at 79,80·1S·FH13, live strokes <.head of Ih, ::li, ",t scorcrs who Cilme in at 148,

D, Hiura of Eagle a'ld J. Saka­guchi of the host Gard\!n City Golf

SAN JO E ,-Vueaville High' s scor,. Club lied 101' :<econd '.'Il~1t 148s. Ing acc Hon;i1o J\lJn mide has . been I. OW NEl'

San Jose State seeks star Nisei halfback

off 'n·d Ii II, lllhietle !\c~(')lal'.hlp at Gordon Kllno HE' .. 7f! 60 159 8 14:l San Jo. c Stat'1, ill'COrchnli: In Clark D. Hlura E 83 711 161 0 148 Taketa who l't.'c(.'nlly l'ontacted the ' J. Sakagu"hl CG 83 8a 166 9 ! 4tt • Tj ci grid tal', • Frank ShImada CC 79 n 162 7 14"

I h r ' t ' - f I S. Sagawa CC 8') 81 166 7 152 11 t e il ~ seven j!ame', '> I liS Y Kobaya~hl ncc 79 8:l 162 5 152

.\'(';& 1" 5 Sl'aWn, Minomidl' ~oiner.l B: Tanlsllwa EB 83 61 I'll) 8 154 1.068 "!lrd to lead the Norlhern A. Kurumo!n E 8S 01 178 1~ 154 C l'f . . d· Ceoqll~ W"d~ TN 8J 81 164 !) 154

a lorOl,1 prep groun gamer". Barney Kim AF 77 &5 162 .oj 154

Downtown L.A. president ! HF. Hi-FU: E. 'Eagle : CC. Carden C.ty: nec, Colden Cate C.JL!en; rEB,

I Ea"l Bay.

Watsonville took the t~!lm match

shows golfing prowess with 623 points and WlS followed by Top • -otcn of Los AngeleS with

Knt~lIllla Mu,kal-dn, Downtown 630, Members of the winning rea", L,A .• JAm. IlL'(;> ldt>nt and longtime were George Ura, D3,\i'id Hiura. ( ~Sl'l c~)mmu~l.ty leadcr, show.ed I Mnl'i Okamura. and Al Kusumura • h:s golfll1g nblilt! rl'ccntly b~' WIl1-/ In the Norlh.south competition. mng Ih~! Aye Flight honors In the Northc"n California handed Sou~ .Iel Golf Cl~lb in\-;inLional toarna- ern California a tro\;:1~ing by the men! nt RIO Hondo. He curded scores of 11 1z to 3 1:.

an 86-17-69. I ,

This . Christmas •

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7-PACfFI C CI TIZEN Frlday, Nov. 25/ 1960

Northwt,sl Picture

BV Elmer Ogawa

Repea I Committee to Keep Pitc hing ",II I h'

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",J njlane I ' \I hll h:.v' oettt'l' Jilb. lind bt'tt.'r It(JllII'~ bl"·.lU l' of tht' lonl( ;!lIci l"ttN light wltged by NOI'I'" ol'gllllil"tion~ .onct In It, mo'nd, NI Whll\.'~. I\OW t'1Ik abollt movinJi tl) (;;Hd nn to gel nWIlY Irnm theil' • lou<l·nlOutlt ·t1 Negro neilthbol'~:

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"TIl It s cvcr];lsting {TNJit, the NAACP ill conv('n tirlll in 1.(,' An­{(f'it·s In \942, s lood I}J) in th~

fuel' of war hystC>l'ill anrl loudly ('onri<'mnc,d the m .. ~s l'vaclI:ltion

or .f'lpnnc!\c on t he b[Jis o( race Idone.

"This dl'v,~lo"ing bn'aeh is dout>-­lv trngie bl'cau c, historic,ally. (s, d tHld Nisei "nd NegroC" h;tvc IllIed tog('lhcr with utm(J.,\ har­mr,ny, and. thf' Jupanese l'nmmu­nit.v i ~ jllst developing pol tirally wht'r£' it ean tilk£' jts stflnrl !lIon;:: with the fast-dcv(:loping M/.'xicnn­Arnl'rl('l111 community bc~idC' the Negro in Ih(.: fight to broaden the horimll s of opportunity EJ ncl dignity.

"We know that alert, poliLcally ftwarc' minority gro.IIH can band togcthE'r and help create !'Inrt en­joy Ihe kind (,f democr<Jtic rociely (,ur flJundfng (athers dl'e;)m of. or thcy can become felfish anu divi ­siv~, practicing the same evils Q! race bias and intol erance that have kept them from walking in the (ull sunshine of Freedom.

"Responsible leaders in the Japa­nese and Neg r 0 communitie3 shnuld meet and work out their problem~ before unscl'upu1r.lJ'; ras­cals in bolh groups exploit them fot' their own ~eJJjsh ends."

1a:t wNIt·, PC Ih:ll thl' I !tIc offlct' \\ here T k prc,lde. W Ilk! n : doors. It ~\ III fl m III ope 11-(,'1' 'ur,'­and w,,'re glad of lh-.\. AI om' ' 1m. when th amp. ign w,.

in i$ro:!r<-s:. t.'1~' loclIl land la\1 repeal mmitt C :lIld IACl.crs

()n he os ionalle\' I aid, "i30y. 'thl_ re "al ,f ort i :; on' . hoI

delll-if \1,' don't nwke 1;~th,H's

.f \ll'll'nlnl I/I"t' Iry. ~ :x('l'pt f I' Arazil, t l",lac\'o 1Ilw;lIi h .. the IIH'g.:> t pOlJlIlli tfon III JlIpalWSt' 1'(' Ielenl Ollt ide III ,1;111111 pl'CIl)el'

'Inc Jal nn\' I! In lIawaii huvl' villdlentctl the illilh )C Ihdl' (I' 'nd­wh , bell VI! III )11 lICe nnd c 11IIlIlt,·

I d ulltlc" the In ,I ' 101' nil. n'gar Ue;l!; c nil vf colol I' r.n:l'd The\' h vc

'rIH'Omn In 1885, I ])I'(I\'L'r: .lghln thp vlt:;llt" lind vigor BEfiKELEY,-I"(H' th ' first tim!'

U( alumni at Berkeley honors dodor, dentist at first postwar 'Big Game' reunion

tl1. Wt:'1l ne' r r. I ~ thiS kind of m. n~ again."

On tIL' 0 ni~ht ,1

swinin!! highb II.. Ctnd

at t,tO TV'. at T'rry TO:!II' •

into the 1 ~e I Ie h ur. I ke a defeated cnodi .Ie mad lil It' n,'solutl<:lIl. But It II'ftsn'l nece -ar). Thl folluwlng (,,'p­

ninl!. when th .... guys an i /!:lls from Wasbin~ton'.; twu chapten gol _Llher a I wha t \'0_ lip­I)() ed tn be a \'iet'Jry dinn r, but wrned OJt \t) be a critique

011 "Wot hop;xn"? Mike C:lme

up with he a' ('I'Lon thnt thl. was the gre-alest 'tepudiaticHI ·)1

the Nisei ~int:'e War lI. thaI we'd continuc the fIght. and no malter htl..... ii hurt. U guy would just have to dig toto IIII' lJO:::kd a \\ bole lut jeepcr. XO\\,

that's the ol:! light Th:.t' tnt

or Ro:e Bowl mox:t:. and il confcrms \l,'1Ih my I)ri\'ale re 0-

JUlion )00 per ('ent.

• In ~ l'atUf' . ,. c ha \,p a .... rl

01 Voice of !hI.: Pe,)!,l>! radiI)

program called . PiJrt\ Line."

It", conductoo b.v Bill Carter on

KAYO from midnight til 5 am. five nights a week Peo.)le call UfJ and comment ,In ju.t ab'lul anything the} v.lsh,

Our alal-m is . el for 6 a.m ..

but nea rly every night we leave

the radio on a" WQ go to sleep reading. Then Bill's "ParlY Line' greeting a;-: h l: an"wel'~

1he phone wakt! u. up, We

Ii. t en , sometime.> tl'y to get un,

- p, , • I' .- k'. 11 ,A thl 'lem rnlle .0Cict,l· th"l I th" hi t()ry «( th" Univ of Cal SI •. I l' ,II t,l .111. r cr tel . cllnl'adel"izl' Amcrie~1 n ,:, ,~ • • Jng In. Th t nl hI nnd the (ClI· " llilwt-.ii' 1m ,nl l'c!cbl'lIli'lI\ 0 1 \I min .Japanc.e Alumna A~sn, 01'-1 ', g. llIited mOl'l' than 50 ye,l!'. ago, o \,lIli 111#thl ttt h!fI. t I "len t Itch b"~(:jll .lImo·t [I year ,,~t), two omint'T11 ulumlJl wel'l' honored

mentiol1ed the JR 4 In thell The yea,-Iollg "h ,'I"\',ll1e(' end, at the III'. t p twor ~' Bi~ Game" C lmment IIbolt inl: c illclClclilull . with th,' Cl?ntcn· HClIn itm h ... ld "t the newly built

nlrll I" dipl, :n,ot lc nnd comm 'f('I,t! bludt'1lI Ccnh:r Cafcknn'l' private rdallon bl·tw.!,·n uur two cOlin· Dini/l~ C"'mmoll 011 thc eve of tnc Dllrlng Ihi 'ntenllia" ct'1c· the BI~ Game be!w,'en the Call-bl'ation. tht' Stilt C H \l'lil hOI 101'lllu and Slan/old \'111'., il\' lu)t-.Jotm:d wilh thl' fl'_ t 01 the ~lItloll ball t,':lnH, •

in re,ltfirrninl: ur firm l1'il'lld~hip Dr. Kunislida Kiyasu whu rc. for the Japan., e 1~>()Jllt" (' ,i\'l'c1 I • :-.ro degl't.'c in 1921 and

"On thiS \,1,1 as a gut: I 0/1 Dr Tt'IT\' Tukutaro Ha \'i!shi whn Onto [(uy ,',died Ih,· Jnpan • .'5l' g ;\·,:rmnt'nl. i bl'jng fl'~I)l\'('(1 'hiS DDS dcgree in 19li ··It \Ia. a good.. the \Iarm itrl'(,:ln~S If;tll .Ih..: were rcc{)gllih'd .by ~he CalHol'nin it' n good law /10\1' I IX" ,plc of Ihl' AI 1,1 I Stal . r ,101 Alumni A,,-soolallon 101' the II' out-

. c.: , ecinlly h 'lp,l), I" e \I~/Id Ihl' b~,£t :1,Hllling l.ontribution to the unh'cr. • renrl~ l'I""'Y"'\(' SfII<i thaI \I/<h(.; ,f the ~'lpnne.(' (' IlJ1nHlllIt) sit\'.

they wen' not \.\'£'II enough n·, • the lIa wil.lnn I.lnlld \l'h,~ Dr. 11 ,1\'3,;h ', one of the co-f:>und­{o OlLod uefm',· election <IllY, Hnd wh ... ll'hpnrll'1i t'(II I I1CI'I' I 1011 ,h 11' c\'. 0/ .l:\CL in San Froncisco. 1\'3~ opiu, d Ihl<l thl'/'l' h01l11l han' mnde n n 1l,[lbll' ~U('l " , s. o. thte 1;1 Urmel' nati.:>nal presidlmt. b''!en In )r~ Jubhl'i'\' The un. ,b,ervlllI C III 11 11\1 II. fop (,l'!t'· '. '

' l , I, ." • bl"1tion cI'enl \I'PH' rf'/Jl'dlwltl'tJ Th ... ,\' 11;11.' .. , bOlh been. aCII\e 111 favol able w,ll'dlng In Ihe \·u:. r I I~ ugh H,lwall ('I'ntt'lIllild Clm. thc aCiai.s ,)( alumna. hn\'ing J)llmphlCL II;) al~. mentlO.\!: I 11' II l' I\hi'h I 11m I'c:H'e:(ntln~' 'I'v.'fl Q, till' pre.'~rl('nt of ~hel

13lll 1\1 (Jne "Willi me.! .1·Ollle of/icl:oIh' ,II ,hI> 011[.1 I U.c. J a:nlle't' ,\llImna Asso"anlion thl' array If imlll1·.cm lit III ' E> ' I-W",t C"n(t' I' tor 111;1111' \'1,11'., espl'~lally III Ihe

Ih", ad hal wa, rlln ~'II1;'\III' .. ,., In")1 '; I, th, _ <,ond ('(>n-: The L"i't~tl 'Ib \I'cre rea t by Yo. 1II"'w31' 'e!ll's

Ime in so m·ltll· u a fJ C I'." I: I'Y 01 .111 >all '·.\I1\"I·IC:;tn rl'lu · nell Ht!f.JJ> ulld Dr. Ht',lrr fakahn­thnJU"l.hoUl thl.: . I I,'. The \. lie 11.1. \\t' .0 'k 11'[11'" n.1 0111\' I") .hi Tn l' ('crt iIi 'Hte: .r llP:I!'l'.::ia. of the l)Cuplt' admitted being (,lIil III t, Ill' frlcnd'h:,) :Il'\'cl !led "HI (Ii thl' L:lIIlOrn'.l .\llIrIIlli A '~ ;. unin(ul'ml'd, ,\,l'I n attl'lItilJll O~:.I·e,·n 0 II' t'ou l1lrics, but als') to ";!lllull \\PI'l' f.Jrc~"nh:J t.) th .! m 0\' wa. palel !,) Ihe :limOSI un· cn.:u·gl· >VI' gnal: In th .. nell' f)I' Clark Ken, pre idl'n~ 01 all

lIldol',,(nnl'nt ,( th.: PaelCie EI';I, B,\' c lillcleJ.-nl'l' in thL I illL Univ. 01 CJI, lo rm ;l cam Olls,:-ammou l\'nlcllllbl \'1';11. I1:lIl',lil is bring· an-' Dr Gll'n T, Sl'ubo,' '-!, Ci13Ol'e]. SlIlIe le~blalure ,wei 01 thL ,'no h U _

jng inll' I'l·ality a dre:.tm at a,' ...... .... . ........ .. ... .. .. ...... . .. ..... . .. tire Wa~hington cullgn:' s io llal nul'llll'l'<i fur a Inll!( tim e. I am I

d..reg;)tion It you "!I'cI I,LI;)lt !'pl'u k'ng of 0111' £".I-WI·,t Center LOS ANGELES JAPANESE CASUALTY 10 keep informed em Ihl'SC lh ings " .. cultul'al :lOd tl't:hnical inter- INSURANCE ASSOCIATION -bill oh wel1-:l11 I ('iJll ',Jgge t ('ha n!!e :11 th,· Ulli\' )1 Hllwaii. - Complete Insurance P, olecllon-i:< a lHtle out~ide readin~: Hl'n •. v I Tht· COlIgl' l'~~ ha, apl>l'oveod an L. Mcnck(.'n' Amerie~ln Mcr· initial api rlJpdati m of Sl5 million cun whit'h h e luundl:!d with lot) that a s lal't could be made G~l'gC J ean Nathan in 19:!5,11l Ih" PJ'lJil>C'l whieh will e\,I.'IIL\1al-

, , . 1933. Iv C(,~t $30 million, Thc Congl'l.'s-and wa, lis editor until :I,ma l Junds will augment our own HL wa American to the co\'( -tat", r""OUI'ce." A top-level S11ff and Ihl' welfore f)f America and /tcully is IlI)W be,ng recruited 'hall we say, lh(' UnHed Stal('s I .ma lilt' building progra m will .,JU))

was d eep in hi heart-but he lJl'glJl A team of unlver ~ ity r)l'/"

refused to dnink American beN', , .. >nnel is nail' tu ~ rlllg A.-ian (' lIl lI· 11'k~ tt) acquaint them with thl

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rna .-;ive ellml oj Ilawa ;i' s I>e'ople 15029 S y l ~anwoo d Ave" . . . UN 4-577'

thc Ea s t and WL':t, by "ftc-dnl! TOM T. ITO, Pasadena-669 Del Monte (Continued Crom Back P age ) th clI' speda l J ' C ~O lll'CCS and .al"ot., SY 4-7189. MU 1-4411

cd by the l'eaCtll.l ,)i the voter, -,"cars helll'e persons of J apn· tl' A;;ians and Amc l·j.:;;ans a II It c' , MINORU 'NIX' NAGATA. Monterey Patk­(,xP!,~o;~illg through th", ticcrcl ne!'e allcestry will be Vindicated Arnold To.vnbee has :~ t ggl'sl('d th.at I 497 Rock Haven • ..• ••. . AN 8-993! balJot their judgment on Ihi ~ b\' thl' ballot of their neighbr,lrs , till" mos t Importa ll l fIgure" 'If hiS' SATO INS AGY 366 E. 1st St. (.1i,'crlminatoI'Y law, A'od Nisei Americans CVl'l ',V- IOI'Y ar'7 those who bndge Iwu ~l' • "MA 9-1425. NO 5-619i

I b :' . h J' d t ' , I mO l'!, eivall4atlOn s, We scc thi S . ... ......................................... . We may off,!!· el(cuse" anc w (1 I' U1 I I.' ;In. ~nu s ,oln projeot as our be.'l con tribulion to ex.planati{)n. But, whell defl.al with the ir fellow NJ se l w Wash- ' the second centu r v of Japanese" i() (Jverwhl:!lmlng. there i~ inglon Siale III this common I Ameuican rclatic-.{s and a n ew

little that one can do but to cause lest We be further ,'m- I Pe.eifle Era." said GO\', Quin n very I Offset. Letterpress accept the inJpJidl challenge barassed and humiliated III ] 962. emphatically. Linotyping and to J'(:ol'galHze hO that two lils s peech was Llll U, uall)' \\'c l· I

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lor at the Berkeley campus. AI:o in attendance were Richard E. li:nck,,;on. exC'cutivc secretary, and l)avid Gardner. field director, of the CalifolOia Alumni l \ ·so(.l.ation.

At t1t~ reunion. D r. George KI­y\l~hl Toga 'aki's name was pre­.,(:!l ed to the a ward: committee ol :he Californi.a Ahlmni Association. I a jnssible and deserving can­

dida c (01' the Alumnus of the Year ward

Dr. Togasaki ha~ a distinguished

career as president a nd chairm an

0: the board of the J apan Time",

chairman of Ihe Board of Trustee.;; of i nte1'llationa l C hristian Univer­sity. tJ'olstees of man y educational in . litutions in J apan. a nd officer in tb~ Rotary International a nd America Japa n Society,

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" , TOKYO , ' [111 ' J;lPllflf' '" lind Dl'iI- prnvld,' emigrant!! wh.b OOU811l", IIlIAII j(OVI'I'lIm('nt ' hil Vl' 1Ij(I'I' \ 'c\ \0 food lind trsnAl)OI'tation from the " rllll .~ ( " cll' I1l1d unllrnlt .. rl ('mlg],H' port or ('lItI'Y to the piace of le t,.. 111111 plnn, " "In/.( fnln d'c'(' l wh"n th'mc 'flt. In ~ tl'llmem " and toolll lullfll'd hy Ih, ' twu l'OIl11td .. : , tht' n"l'dl'd to work In Bra711 wll\ b~ ,Iupnnl' .. " 'I.t' ('I ,I(1l OrflC'(' 1IJ11l0Unt, ,,tJ ndmiUed duty rrce and Brazil will tlcl ~ I ,, ~ t wI'c 'k.. II lsn help rarmOng Immigrants to

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IIlnOlll1t nf ./111'(111('\\1' 1lT1migl'Hnt ' I tl's t f a l'm ~, They wlll be tax ;1'· IUII,I( " ' Ihl'v mllkl' j(o"d s<' ltll'l' I c x ('mpt. _ .................................. ......... .. .... ............... " ................... ' ............. . 1111'1'1', Simi". u~ n· .. (m·nts ha ve Th e J n p a n e~ f' population in Ill'I'1l JII 'l(ut ln l,'d I Y th" .Jilpanp ~ f' Br;Izii 1, til{' 11Ir ~ (' t in tht! we t ern w ilh 1\011\'1(1 II ncl P:CI'It j(uay 1 .. 11 I h('mI Nphl'!"l' n (, iI r th,' 500 ,1)00 till' t, 1111 H.' H flUIlL I Oil the IIl1mb('1 rn nr k, OV{, l' 31.000 ,laY:J lte • haY') o f .l apll l1 t' , Imm ly, l'lInl , imfllig r " ll' tl to B ra7l1 !line tho

Japan's Election \\"u,hinglml, n, "

.\ 1' ,\ till\<, \\hl'll IIh>st 1I11~·I'·

lI'llilln(l1 lrends -'N'm to 111 \ Illn"t th~' Unitui Rt 'k~, it I

11")~t I'N\~~\I\'\lI, to ,\ l1wril'(Ill' 1II ~t'lI\'I,ll ,lmi 10 I'l'I', <,,\~ ,r .lup'lnl '\' I\n('l~II'\' ill ,,1l1'lil'1111I

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Illuni,t:: incn,"s,t'd th ... ir .::eat from n ... t three, \\;lh tht' -ix ~emammc sea I = 'cntlt-r,'<f amonlZ minol'ity candid"lcs, In

e popular ,'ott'. the Lib'rl:ll, emocrak poned about 2:: nnl·

li n ballols and thtl ~ ci Iii ~

about lell miUi Plime l\linistcl' Ikeda lind hi

Parly harl campaignC<i n " piaL( rm calling for rcltification b' the decturate of the UnitL'<i 613tes.Japn Treaty of Coopcra.

on aod 1 ual ecurity, "inee Treat,)'. to ether with dL·

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GOY. Quinn lauds Issei and Nisei of Hawaii in talks before groups in Tokyo

to lIppoi nt a Nl ci as the fir;t Chid .lu , tlce of the new State ()1

Hawaii, Wi lf rcd Tsu kiYHm a-I have ;Ii"f) nam(,d sellcl'n l Ni'l!i to o:.'1er l'eSI,QlI'iIJI(' Judicial po.>ts" sa d (k,v Quinn ,

Il l' c:ontiOlwd: In 1!l30 ril l' the fir,>'t time Ameri­

ca n l"itizcn. of ,J apanesE ance.Y;r,1' I" cnrnrnc:.'1111> ought ,·IN'live public: offict!':, 'f~. ,

Ni:d wei C elected to th(' Hou~r~ of Hq,HC cnlutlvE"S oe our loca l IcgLIIlLu I C. nnd on(; to the boat :) nf SltrerVI ors or the: NJunty gO'J­

CI nfnent T(Jday Japa nese Ameri­CI'III (''Orn prbe nearly h alf of tn"

'ilk ,t Ilk" dl>nU~\' hI' ,t State legislature, We noV! an(1 It'''l!' I ha\f' the Iir,t NLci representativt!

.\lV('G, , serving in the N .. llonal Con gres" (;Il\" (~l1!nn ~ lid thllt thtl United 1n Wu bi llgtun,

St;IL(' unti ./ 1lj);1II "nrc pr03j: nn I In l !YJO hu rd !.v a ny J apanese hail lind i,lclvnnt'lng tl)ward their cnell beon appr,i nlE'd to unpaid loca l mon I(oal 01 l)ct'munl:nt I)(::ICI: and boaJ'd~ and com mis. ions, Today . 1>I'OSI1\)l'Ity 15 WI' cntel' the .pcond . cores "erve on tb t:.'Se boa rds , enetun' n.r lUI' rc!:dion hi~,',".. I 'American Dream'

"{'he ('.'nh·nnw l, he SOl id, co-InCide'S with the 7;')th unnivers!"',, Whot the rs!'e i, N i~e i a od Sanoei ,r thl' lTiVltl ill lTnv.aii of the in Hawaii have d emon5tra t ed i'l fir I ol'gunlzed group or emigrant. actuaUy the validity of the "Ameri­Imm Jap'ln," Ht' . aid their Ba· n Dren m ", The American idea l wlliion·horn ~on and dHu~hlel's of fair p lay a nd equal opportunit;'I' htlve made "imprcssivl;' progl'P '51' work,~ in Hawaii a' it h;j" general· lind "hrlve eontributL"<i t n :mt'n- Iy th roughout the rest of tll,1! d .ul)ly t .. the economic. political. Uni ted States,

- O",lun" R,,('unl Photo, cultllrlll. !>Oci:!l, a nd religious llle fmmigra nt:. from Europe in th1

1,( the Ishllld, ," ia.>l cenlur,v le ft the ir homes .b

Washington's Land La w Merit exam semi-finalist

Quinn t;ilid Ihat the "pi on e~r seek bette r lHe in America, .lust ['migrants and thdr Ie cenda nts as tho:oe , ~I 'o m J apan did in goinl; ('nn lnke .... a I prid e in lhei. to Ha wall , They found the ney.' "chh'vcffil;'nt,-, They halie helped I li te ra the r ha r sh at iir ' t, but willi to bui ld Hawaii into a vigol"OUS t im e a nd ha rd w o r~. the! helped

tarih'n Kur"ha, hi, G n I' ric I d 50 th st.ilte of the America n repJb· them selve: a nd the ir children t .J Hi~h Schl'X,1 student, was nal1H:d lie," reach beyond their initial limita ..

TrH THE count:ng 0 db Ln' tee ballots. Hawaii and Caliior· rua have ~hilted over t the Nixon eo,uron in both popular and eleet[,ral collelZe votes. At the same lime. the spread bt:­tween the overall popular \'ole. ea'st for President-elect .rohn Kenned~' and defeated Vic e President Richard Nixon con­tinues to naJTOw. with the ultl· mate re.ult probably the clo!;e. .. 1 in all hiftory,

When :'-0 lew votes ~eparote

the winner from the Jo~er, ef' peci"lly Cor the IJre:idency, the defeated candidate probably. ut· fers- many misgivings, for per· baps a little more strenuous campaigning in certClin dill' tricts. a minor c han ge in 6trategy and tone. a lHtle earlier call on the President to enter the campaign, etc" may well have tipped tile seale~ in the balance,

'!'be 77,()(){J vote rna rgin by which the anti-alien land ]al\; of Washington State was sus­tained, however, leaves no such room for ~econd guessing, With· out doubt. we (who called fOI

repeal) took an "awful ]ic.king" at the polls and the result!' are not very pleasing to note: the acceptance of persons of J apanese ancestry is not lle3rly as welcome or as complete as we had presumed; the apathy Qnd complacency of the NiseI was matched by the lethargy and inertia of other Americans who too were opposed to bigotry and prejudice but were lulled into a false sense of secu'l'llty by the lack of organized and visible opposition; the first re­versal since the end of World War II to any effo rt to erase l'acial dlscrimlnation agains1 persons of Japanese ances try in t his country was effected in Washing ton State, whose Ni sei popula tion has long boasted of t h toir integration and a ccept-

anee. rert ntty A a :.:i"mi-cinnli t in the The Hn",:aiian chief executive t ions. Curiou Iy .,no~gh. abc',~t a 1960.61 Nntional Terit S('hnla rship !'(l\d hi!' party wLhcd to elCpl'ess , The United States. in essence;

third or the u '~nth~" , or c\)mpl'lition, '''OU.r hear t te.,1t appreciation aTl, d liS the s tory of the s uccessful "again I" '{ t w .r"c< d d I I h J f . 'e t'le en:: She ",'as (lilt! (If IU,'JOO h ll{h w;u'm, ao," , to, , ~pa n or it!,' (ContinUed on Page 7' In vile l-vunl," ,kone. which s~)rtng tudent~ in the qlI'liif,vi ng "graCJolis inVItatIOn, ho"ed m 1''' oppo,'Pd ttl repeal Icst She now moves a tep closer • --------* -------

of the constitutional re,'triction to winll!n#! j fOIlI'-Veal' mt' c'it on the ownen:hlp 01 land by .cholar::hip to the college of her alien, than "n\' other c,'untv in choici She willllndl.'rgo a nl!orct l ~

the entire, ta;e, . three·hour ~cholastic nptitllde test And yet. the Nisei ill Spokane of the College Entl'~nc~ EX3,m ina­

disbanded their JACL c.h ,.,. r lIon Boul'd n Dec J, 'I,he wln n!:'!"s

CALENDAR 8Y " ,\.1\10'1 U i\IUR ,\ YAIV{A ----*

' I'OKYO -'Hawa,iia n Governo r Wil, Nov, 25 (Saturday) • Uam I!', Qu inn is vis it ing JaJ)a n ILong Beach-Basketball tournament

a .... e o f the scholarship Wi ll bi: nn· several year" ago because "they nounced May 1.

' th h ' ' f .. t M " t . dance " , ' I~ ~ e an, ! ';'0 '," Isel !' a'Le I Twin Citle&-ThankslI"lving' dance, Co-of!lcla l ' With an m Vltnhon of F or· lumbia C,C, Chalet,

were no longer laced with prob­Ipm, of di.criminatlon and pre·

eign M inis ter Zental'O Ko:aka. H(' ~o", 27 (Sunday) rlelivered a n insuil'ing speech at EDC-Me,eting. ,Penn·Sherwood Ho-

, ' tel, Philadelphia,

judice", Al" I d I Perhap, lh· Ni~ 'i or eastern len an aw

the wtllcom e lun cheon g Iven by the Dec, 1 (Tbursday) America-Japan Socie tv at the To· Puyallup Valley-General meeting, kv Ka ika n ' 'I'acoma Buddlust Church. 8 p.m,

, (Dec, 3 (Saturday) Wa. hington will have learned their le!l, on from how then neij!hbors voted laq Novemb r 8 on the constitutiona l amend· ment that to all in tents a nd purpolle!' con:-tituted a question of their acceptability as part· ners in the democratic process, Perhaps all Nisei in all parts of the nation will take h eed or what transpired in the P acific NOI,thwest, and react ac.cord ing· ly,

In any event, thai mOl'e than 75,000 vote ma rgin o f a lmosl a miJlion cast on Senate J oint Resolution No, 4 revea ls clearly lhat t he st.a te-wide trend was agGiins t repeal and for continua· tion of this r acis t statute that was conceived in anothe r e ra to circumscribe 1<he lives a nd opporuunities of those oC J a pa· nese ancestry, No a mo unt of Monday moming qu arterb a ck. li ng can e )( p I a i n how a c.hange in tac tics or pla ns could ha ve reversed the tide, The forces of good will and equa lity wer e simply inunda ted by t he flood tide o f complacency a nd the unspoken opposition. l atent thou gh tha t antagonis m ma y have been in the hearts and minds of tne Washington voter prior to the election or his en· try into the secrecy of tohe vot­ting booth, We were .iust s wamp-

Cong ress m a n Da n Inouye, o f West Los Angeles-Issei Night. WLA (Conti nued from Front Pagel rOU l'se, gave fine ta lks bere nn Gl!kuen, 7 p,rn: ,

activities of the chanter. are not the ,Japanese In H nwa ii-neverthe- Florm -Installation dmner, Waka-.- I h h ' Mura, S .. cramento, 6 p,m, whllt thev !'hn\llrl h .. , it \\'('\lI ld esl', w en t e pl'a l!'es came from Chicago-16th annual Inaugural BalJ, certainly' assist the local leaders G{)vernQr ,Quinn, it sounded rather Nor[h ParI< Hotel. , of the J ACL to carry out a better dHCerent. . It wa !:o much be ltel St, LoUIs-~~~~g~r(~!,~~;)" prog ram." to heal' the m from ~r s om : other CCDC-Convention, Elk's Lodge, Fres-

th an ,Japa nese, no"" 1'he Bri/:llte r sld ~ Wha t Governor Quinn sa'id wa< Mile-Hi-Issel AppreCiation dinner,

A I 'tt Ii ' HOlel Cosmopoblan, ~ repea comml ee CHI n na n, long known. a mon ~ J apanese J.r Dec, 7 (Wednesday)

Kubota said it Wal' perhaps a li t tle Ha wa ii and America, N c-t hin ~ ne" East Los Angeles-EJection meeting. I-lrem a lure to explai n ihe s hod · to thol'e of Japanese des cent vel International Jnstitute, 8 p,rn. ('oming!: o f the camr>a ign 'Phe d · it was em pha tica lly diffe rent com San Fran~~~~.!.?.u~~~:ayltvltationaJ fea t of SJR 4 is d ifficult 10 com· ing from the Ha wa iian Govel'llor Christmas dance. Park.Presidio Y. prehend by those wh') labored so '[I t g C I 9'30 Pill was s ran e-- ong l'es man 00 sonoma' County-Auxiliary Christmaa ti relessly, b llt t he fo llo\\'lj ng fac ts uye sounded as though l)e wen party, wet'e poi nted I:m l. pra i,'ing himseli with his heroism Long Beach-Installation dinner-dance

1. 'Pra cti ca lly a ll ot the da i1.v a nd "Too th b f Dec 10·11

h h h ay , e num er 0 person PNWDC-Qual'terlY meeting at Moses w ekly ? ewsp;Joel's t l 'OUg out t e of J a pa nese ances ll·Y. both Ameri Lake, Wash, Elmer's Restaurant and s ta te WIth p erhaps a fe w excep- can citizens and non-citizens, tota Lounge, ' tions supported SJ R 4, Th \! com· mOl'e than 200 000 or roughly I Dec, 11 (Sunday) m 'ttee ' s ne '''s Cl1' PPI' ng fl ' l e~ "'lb· I th ' d f H ,:, to 1 ,Philadelphia-Christmas party. lnter-I " ", ," ~ . II' 0 a wall S ta populAtion national Institute. 3.7 p,m, s ta ntl!lled , t ~l S m os ~ vlvi,dly, l of m ore than 600,000, The number I Dec, 12 (Monday) ,

2, TeleVI SIon s ta tions ,w SeaHle or ,Ja panese residents in Ha'Waii SaIl Franclsco-Auxi~ry ~eetIDIll

a nd T acoma m ade, avs, lla'ble f~ ee has been g rowing steadily over I ~~f:~hM~r~~I~f: .7~~ ~mcan= cove rage of teleV'lsJOn time. WhICh the years , although their pel" Maklng," WOUld.. no rm a lly c.ost thousa nds of centage of the total population has I , Dec, U (Wednesday) dollars " d ]" , h t SeqUOIa-Bridge Club. Okamura Hall.

, , , ' veen ec IDmg somew a , Dec 17 (Saturday) 3, Leading Cl tJ2.ellS f I' ':> m a U Varied Creer ' Chicago-Christmss party,

wa lks,or life sCl'ved on its honorary I Il :0 Dec, 18 (Sunday) committee, One newspaperman de· \ "In the cosmopolitan comm,mity 1 Delano-Chrlstmas party, American scr ibed the names of endorser : as or Hawaii. Nis ei, and Sanse~ have t~~~nB~~~-Christmas pal'ty, a " who's who of Washulgton" , I cal'v ed c.areers 10 many flelds- Dec, 21 (Wednesday) ,

4 Almost all Ol ' g a ni 1Ja 1jon ~ con· medicine, law. government, busi, San Fernando VaUey-Chrlstmas party , , • , .,' ed t' d th I Dec, 28 (Wednesday)

tacted gave theu' 11IlSlUmous $IUJp- ness ~ca Ion an num~rous I) er Se uola-Bridge Club. Okamura Hall. port, PI ' ~f~ S'S lOns a;nd occupatl~ns: In my I q Dec, 31 (S!-tllrday)

5, Chul'ches of diff e ren~ denomi- offlclal family three Nlisel serve San .Jose-New Year s Eve party. Ter­nations offered good cooperation, ~s Cabinet oU,icers, and many more Mrl~~'in~~~;o~~~~:~~~~~d New

Kubota also expl'essed on behaM 10 other positions 111 the state gov· Year's Eve Ball, of the committee theil' sincere e1'llment. In 1930 Japanese com- San Francisco-New Year's Eve dance, appreciation and gJ.'atitude to ¥ike P,rised only 7 per cent of all 'rer. Empire Room, Sir Francis Drake Ho­for ,taking approximately three rltorial goyerrune~t em ' ~loyees to- si::amento-New Year's Eve dance, weeks from his busy Washington day the ,flgure IS estimated at Masonic ~mple, 9 p.m,

(OJotinued 071 Pale 1') Office to assist in the final stages a~ut oJ,le-half. " . Long Be/lo~e!' ~=~anee. Com-~f , _the campaign to' ,repeal SJR .. , It was my pl'lvilege last . year mimtt)' Center. '

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