unMM PUMCUIM-OVER 50^ READERS-

,vPACIFIC CITIZENVOL. 59 NO. 2 FRIDAY. JULY.IO. 1964

[UMEO YOSHINARI lECTED HATl (CL PRESIDENT77 Chapter* Present for Election of 1964^ Otfieor*

pTtOrr. — Kumeo A. YoOuna- , r-prrudent in cOarcr o( pro

for Turtle W«x Co.. Chi- va> elected oatkinal. .tACL

.jjeni. He w»s the Midv-est Council candidate and ha;

',ri natiunal treasurer tar-j,’'^^JT«-Ume JA(Xer, wS> r; t.'itough the ranks becinaifg :( s'hen be was charter presl- ; ut Uve Mid.Columoia chapter 'JB. defeated incumbent K. -„k Okura. who was bidding _i second term, r.-unan. a strong adv.icate of ^tuoaal Jr. JACL, will be .-.•d bv::.ucal Ftrst Vice Presideni; j. EouRiotJ. Tracy. Cubf..

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NAriJR.JACL PROPOSED FOR 1966 CONVENTION

Interim Yeotfi Beerd'HMded by PorHend .Jr. JACLer Paul Tornwra

DETROIT. - A national .vouth er- Ogaoiza-..M c.«ipj,M.-d of Jr JACL J^*"**! 9. iis\:iiMounUin-Plaiiis

election ully coronii'.'ic Miduesi i8l n-vtai the count Raslern f4i

'63*'640 '63 Pnrf '6S.'660ti.rji? 7.468 7,900

a6.029 3i».5(i0 38.3007.766 7,360 7,700

27.850 24^527 27,0009.9J7 9:360 • 9400.6 303- 4.625 5.00015.388 13.741 14.4005.170 .5.189 5 300

115.000 108.830 115.000

geographic juri^cljcnis i.jmr a. the »cnx>r JACt..The latcnni group will »nvr aii.

the exeiuuvr body un’H the lor- maUiK) of Uir netajiUil Ji JACL ill IMC oth-r. *.'■

Chapters Vatiag

asgsirs'g’l'ii

1. tUYC -f 'Ml. Olviii Valiev. Pn

o. OevrUnO loulA. Twlr

ri9j/n al-».ll*irci iXiKtt* H Colem e< Fuesri -- 19b>-fcS «ai in tiii.mn — I9us-fc0 ««*ai as

Mr d CtuU'iri'. •'< He 'Dulria Ci>-wil I. I’d MbiniA — 1963 «tu*l ardwmai

Msmim

whnsw even eadca< inoted "MuRuin Dignity—Our Cbal-

._ . i«ige'’.W.lkiU. was uiiiimK tlio-v in- Alert U..vv.iy »lluaP.« and r-.v

Vibd by the While Houae to wit- ly recognizing thr many Jr. JACI- " _ N.iiunal JACL Pres.

^ sc.jrHrt'.'S. £%r=Jr:ib»““Lbi"t: ^2r’r.-rSi:u"»dcrminatraied lhe.-v an the cumlng oversoming the hatred . laiine ...days lay the challenge for pliaace of this bill.

Explaining

.NuUmu; J.Ac;i. Comet.--. .. 1. .i.gmtajn. l^r«r-i--t-Cu. KLn..,sbiU Photo

MatyknolT padre's leadership mertts JAUer of BieiriH

r DCTllOrr - Do.nli.wn L A. JA.^, ____. , V I - 1, -u-i I .. Sw pivwtram* wiU be dirwted l»ard CL preudent Urt year.

of concept of living banded lo or by o,. w„witiv« iniaae we Clement of MaiWilkiOb said Uu-y outline and our paraUs is—Ou wm Wasoienn ai JA'

determuK- human befaevasr, 1 • Never forget your giuliludr to • Cuctlaurd on Page S<JACL honors Americans who fought for civil rights of Nisd

here laaT^eek wi'Jwut th.'I fira»-J^ w«at have be- it d previolo convtoljoos whcn_ci

M by Dr. James Taguchi of Natmnai propoiBd several consti- gate* here changes w-i(h reipect to verbal ner of oominatlDns: dazzled .

the subject of ,Analber Office Asked -- «>uncil llixir.

-Thai TK-m|nr>iv*'« from the All of the beat generated by Ule Inrlude a consent form with subject was dissipated f in-iude three

Of the candidate.., five^mur session of the Bu^et i-Thai the posiuon of a "presl- Finance CrmmiitM. chaired Convenliofl bids for

'68, '70 accepted

day 1

1 SUtci the bMiel tha: the

mandate was reaffirmed at the____ ___ ______ ______ when there were -no* nf-tU

A grate^l people thus .od tri- ««>« of Japanese ances'ry brtimd ... n. - Bij.— ___ baibed wires. up and wen

upon voted to figuri

the lp63 p,oS‘was“'tL‘S?.^ttf^r^ ^ uto to Dr. Oar^ Pickett ^ ^

— US, h!th»gh a go slow afli- senting toe .American Frteods iustice ”tude was inie.'ted. Service Committre and the rvii-

The fervor of the 1964 yotilh as* zious faiths of America; Ruper N. Hioorer* Kripaad •SBnbly at Detroit revitalized hopes Baldwin, representing the Amerl-

Thf 196S-S6 chapter ouxa wtaU mandate lor estabhsh- .-an CivU Uberue- Unxm and theThe 106S-S# Chapter quru national Jr JACI. k^ -civil righters" of America: the ^

---------------po«M.. V R«- JO* K Tkom... „o„ou... -'“U «' » >■“’< " »tfr^o.- b. V«A.~ V.«a.i..n .. naboo.’ o«.id. o, Sb«i,.. R.A«.-o«, Voonoil , f . i n „ -x-

w” ,„Uj b» .ort- “• SS'i ^ o' -bo A—.b«. ui OAto U,.nomlMbons cor.mt.tec in, group of Uic MX teiPxted. for . jcteiote Mcrcxwte csteblixhmeol of an teterim groop Pox. War World Council nod -Jte ■o.-*"' O’ "uoag Sun prexeircd bp x gr.

s^o.'c’^ib^.Tcro.g’^-.rs: —-“us. - 2nrte-io-,rru?s E;'S.;?'Ss:.“rU“.:oS -HT’ ^dV « “•ext interim NatmnaJ Board eight district eounei chairmen. ^.jj, rriaine-s-^l5Ct* chapters god dittri.c the Pacific Coast Committoe 00 Dpr'Pitteti sasd that among Ms process^ a^fed. jear.- whentttu. ,0 1965 Of the SI2S.OOO, the chapters will . .. ycuth cemnens. ‘ American Principle* and Fair Play memories of these years war the

tames were necessary, fre expected to raise «l5.«»-lJ»e to^dtr- 'niere are 21 Jr. JACL groups and AmerW.n* df goodw.11: and fact that "you never seemed toi*ch chapter was called

must all pla.v a part in seeiue Enoincu. Natuoal 1st i . war. as an attempt to solve sett a JACLer of the Bieeahimi.

disputes. i> futile". U w*. the cjnvi-ntxKis best kept«. . - seerel-the deenmn havi^ tMWean DeeanOM Tursday afternoon. Father

•HMWeew KespMid- declared • !• i- «“ •ttondmi a* IhtIn thew responses, the honored an honor to the United Stoto. that A ^^ptoc

recoii-nted some W the Ibv JACL rXists U) help put intu expecting ti■ 'to which thr u be so hdKwed.

the' JACL nation i> commlRed by its <

the laaagbt district wunen cnairmen. rriaine-s-^lS ft*Of tec tt. -a .oproxted P~.Pl';-expected to raise the j. ^ reserve funds to utidvr- Tliere are 21 .................. ........ ......... ............... .......... .

jter was called toe ipjne amount all caied for the California anp-boosmg f or*»«l*ed during the to Japanese Americans who served be ■fr«d."his billot in secret. 190^ biennium at the Seattle past bienniiimt and three dirtr.it In the armed fi.icei m WW2 zaJ "P-—* ^

------------------------------ -XTntion. . -S!!thin«r“!!^nrL.w re* • NC-WS. Inter- to ez-Sgt. Ben Kuroki. U5. Armyynountain and Midwest

C.NI BpdgeMduuuauvv »ux.

te .n. - . . fc,te.4 'Washington alien land law repeal 7““Rather than adhering to a hard at tt W . --------------

and fast formula tor allocsuon «f 'committee trTimunmfr quotas, the commi-.^ m^e ms- pn^xised budget is...XX foimci! adjurtmenSitegs jud-

■urrSb.russ --^rrtetdTtewhere the adjurtmeot* weremade.' i Continued on Page 2)

Jerry Ota ol Portland cops oratorical, Janet Okamura of Denver wins essay

ehaptors were mhic-_ _ partici- tani'to btd tor a National JACLpanta in as eOort for a world C.mieotiua. the 1066 .Naudaal JA' rilizenshi;. ‘n which men and CL Cumed accepted two bMs

fsr women wilt be reesgnind for wha,t w-a; through ZlM Bwtuual la 1970.; regardless of' race, religion, aez 'The bid tor the .19a Bias

na'ounal origin ” was made in SeaiUe by'San DiegnThe Rr\-. John W. Thoma.i re-- and an-cpicd two ago.

fa'U’d Usiimanv icMon* hr l.-a-md Last weok. the bid lor toe 19th ..„t of the exprri«i.-w of tlujse Biennial m 19a» wu bT

YOUTH DELEGATES ELEQ OFFKEkS FOR INHRIM NAT'l COUNai

nRorr. - The Nau.utoi LACL , saUsfactory for-reappolniing Abe Hag.-, .iiocaticw of quirtas toa na'jonal chapter failed as cummiltf.-

hmati. win asses* tU 198(^70 preswted their ow:n pnrto* Angeles again over the

>a>isg'toa holiday weekend ••agiwara was in charge ol .3

ixograro to outline pui-vibi - "‘Acts for Natliioal JACL. som-.’

^toca*Cha^i^‘“.7 the" 19tb foniw must u7 the rtrong fooi- ^ad We whWi toma; cooventxm tivof the Nauofial J.ACL Bn«rd NaHtnal JACL Conven- datum tor toe bridge-tn umfy .ind

Alumano elected Boys State governor

Oonal JACL youth assembly te>' nitnaled here July 4. •To assUt in the atttiamen: of

this goal, an mterim youth council was urganized with toe foltow- SAPPHIRE PIN OlVEN

TO 6 MIDWEST JACLERSDETROIT-N'X Mtowert JA'i!.- er* were honored wi'Ji the J.ACL Saptitire Pm during the ITJi Biennial NaUonal JACL Cuoi-er.- turn o.'fii'ial deleg»te« lunchm.fi

Mr planning coneaUsion's fmd- .. how. out of print, will bvn»«l «te btetectete tecwob. POfmUflD, L J„„ Atemm.

board hopes toat odu-r «m of active P.-rUand JALU-rs p,„j Tamura. Pott-•te programs mar he imple- Mr. and Mrs. -George Azumano. . ,^ in the second half of 'Jie was recently elected givcnuF ol y, ^le CooscU; to'be

period. ■ Beaver Bovs State, which was held‘ National JACL Boatd at Its m the Oregon State Univ«.r..v

I meeting did not indica'e camptu. Couiity.p™«ram. might bv. Committee,: Richard Kawasaki ^rtor‘^rat^’'cidiUac;

eteetad may^ .J lA^UM at tnv cMistituUon: Nak-.ta. Extorr KaghPernor he will fmance: Marilyn Naganp. Oetiwt tchicagol. Midwest Office

Jr. JACL. program. aton.! secreUrv; Mrs KayDC A»re than S» yout î partici- DC reps: Martoa Temo. Port-riijs.iss'

. ccb-- • Catttolic High Sch'vJ—wat Slei-e Takechi, Omaha -M. O'. :

toamoix mgn , ,Re MU, Saghno-MDYO: Cto-ryH En-do. Washington. O-C. 'EUC'

Janet Okamura ol Denver wins essarwhich w-ould include one youth ■ we rould do bo: paTvout domiiT- was designated, but it was sug-eommistim session next >'«“r- DETROIT — Jeory Ou. 17. n.prv- great American ' bridge to c.vi] ^ j, m be experi- -ge*ied toat n wouJd be held, w

Jeiry Enomota. national JAO. ^a^yj ^ PaciHe Northwest Dis- right?. The present generstwo. ^ „ minonn- rroun. thr an aiwa rsagmg ft»« toe Banyouth commissioner, addnased toe Co^npii iGresham-Troutdale playing the role ol the fJd man „,„s« br aywimud ' by Fran.uco Bay area u Reno. Lastoiwmng sc.vwa of the Yt>uto A>- cbapteri wa* acclaimed National who built a bridge "tor to»c wtu niembei-shiP of that erou-iNC-WNDC chaptor to bast a sa*

............................................. .... * uty and life which ii.aa: cooventxin was Sacrirnem.. ____-te-—, from the-desolste .-n 1951.teen ramps, toe Baptist tninislrr LujcoUi Shimidzu of Oucage aid. "Wr Irimed that there ' piaewd Cbicagu i bxl tor 19TS and

•omething in the human »pird it w-z> «ci-r(«ed. unprecedented in^ ------------------------------------------ ------------------------ that cann 1 be dri'euted''-' Ou.*- JACX hutorr far it altea a ^a^linac HoMVs Crystal Ball- our bridge will coolinue to stand. B„woin| hr wad. 'The worst tor id piaa for six years ahMd. ■oltowmg toe cooventioii's vtnmg and true. »panning the n- ^ ^ braie ' Choice coavestion datew la faig ci-

toeme. "Hiuoan Dignit.v—Out ver.i of ignorance and b«aiHi—lor -Because u4 vow couragk. dig- Ues. he mbL are scJwdulrf asChaUenge" toe oratorical topic thdsc who, wUl Mlo*' r«-Ai»et ji Amerirao s» Kiuch as » yaara ahead,was "J.ACL and Civil RighL" Jerry, son of Mr and Mrs. .John mxiificiai suwort torSecond h-mur* wcni,^to Date Ota. held vanou* uflice* la toe*i « NaUmal JACL

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PACIFIC cmKn ^ Frirtar. Ji^J

pacific citizenIT TBi r%Am J. MA »-*«lrm

tttblSrefiatc both — for any editor worth his salt .vlinuld evoke comments.

Guest Columnist:

It Takes Ceor^stien.

Wiihinslon Newsletter by Mike Msseoki

Outstanding GonVentionWilfaDut ^uestioc. one ol the out- Uir jr coot>crit:vc aV.i^ude of o o'thi* Otoen-er who h** P"*

Ud in awry NaUotia] JAs.1.

FiniNG CLIMAX TO COMVENTION: WKIHMSTaiiOFMEWCHAllEWE

«.odas JXo. corv-en-.ion* of . i official dele«.*.*s ^time. Hui a the Jud«m«>t of tw»l c^eoU* wiace th»l whi^every deMSB'-c—bo t.:- s^aedU ttsh PehU ia Uu Angdu in 1938. theer-»im Whom wt-»e sp*en coo- DeirJs; expcriaiec ranks «mo"ScermoB the most surcesst'jl snd w«. musc-coates? thJl lAr sen..- ins^twaal aaiinipirin* Mth Biennihl Nabaat menU! high-poinl of Coiivvn-JACL Conventioo lh« was hooted uoo u» w»s the ^ Detroit Ch^Aer has attaih.dbv the Detroit Chaj»U? lodepend- Banquet on the evenios JACL cited -i* ^i»Ues(e San ttego >n ISM, When ooe considers that there tia*uishnd Americans whj » yar:- ^ other ho« chapters U> fol- have been some'18 neu ail -iw- «bo assumed Ut UidenOi.f r. t..- Brin* lo equaLclaves and well over a bxc-tdred resettiemeni program for the cvac- Presaleei James Shimou-diflricl.counti! conventiocs in J.A- uees and opened up the ow»rw»*- ^ cCicers.and thy entireCL'S 40-year puls history, this is ties far those of Ja,-»ne»c anew- ^pnjberjjiip of the Detroit Choi>- pruije indeed, especially since it « in this countoy to regain ^ to be eorigratiilalfl a-idcomes from many natkmal officer* di^t?- and ia di--- 18:hand delcga'.c» who hive attinded chstces for our future in every j^a^unai JaCL Chnvv.-eat least aB of the pastwar naliaial aspect ol human edeavor. ^ ^ outsUinouii one. - egwherings and fro.-n former rhsir- » our who attwled cannot fo«go *j *men and participants m oUier na- 'avrd ^u^ th;.: opportunity to, exnrwslv tha^t.^Uonal conveo-aans. aB is commu- Kurina mce merter* of the Convenlw Boordbegins than DetroS.s ^ -momas/.N.r- 4ice;ttat De^it;i?^o«s tave put Frank Wa-.anabe. chairman. Pr-m*ny-of®t larger chapters, to ^ '«■ Fiti:«ra, *“l-shame^^l^Jiai their sign.! sur- “ bice Kagawa.cess demonstrates that ■ ^ Kimoto. Walter Mi.Tao. Beno have bad the right ao*i«-s,f«^rk!. WaMaabe The Ccnveotioii !heme-"Hunan ^ 3.

the right Ufoe at the'charged and mem-‘ Digaity-Our Challenge"—could u^e'daW of oar trevaii.to resalvObere aad sow. to not have . better expressed the.

1 -.ifoa- .......i ^ Eeeognll*-. Stand OattaMaUaWtoi -mat CcovenU^n Banquet to-. ;«d W' The daughter

Drjlom.. T. V.Ub., flW w„l> . W ">? - Jl. b. ,i b. fcog .n! Mn. M.Wi,™. i:■

presideiicy. especially 'Pat's eJ- *Announcetneiit of the winner

iCominucd from Front Page) have estaWtShed

right, place.."

Oratorical-‘C^onlinsied from Pront.Page'

we remem- moral obligft.ne iAmericans of Japanese anctrto t.b work t.-gether with others

progressJACL in the next two year-;.

TlMB came the anrfbimcearenl of U>e "JACLer of the Biwmlun " w-ith FV. Clement of Maryluicn. Downtown L A. JACX. naineJ.: and die "Nisei of the Btesttium" win- ners-lhe.goM YnedaBion goeng to Henry Y. Kasai of Salt Lake City,

•ilver medallions to HepBudget-Quota-iCootMned.froen FVont Page) JACL cocvention

tissai Council:

Of Chicago Mark's Community Omreh and champica orator* articoUte: •* ■ “• sssrsLft?vS,b's ‘^JSs^rsLn^si-

ntUonal leaders in the area Of hu- ch^ce of JACTjt Srxnd winner Jerry OU. reee..verman relations and rivU r'gtfs th.( ^ BlenSman, FsUier CTe.-nim: of National JAC. irophr and . have ever partiripaied la an.v D.-wntokm Lo. .Aagdfcs gjoo VS. savings, bond. Mis narn'

ter. was a most popular and A- ,.^1, ^ograved on the Dr. Ho-, served ooe. jg. Nishikawa Perpetual Trophy

And. wbUe the selecttoa of Beery eeeoad and third prlxcs were ;Spark Mmsu-na*. -™1 Dr. Thm 1-AccepUnc. of the 196M6 bud- ^^,0 5SSS.‘ '2-A~.pi.ba 01 1^,“^ SSSiTMiSb^i 't' ^-. —---------------------- ------------- - Couaei! aUocations wuh ftirther ^ summer deoicted by- a f3V'^‘*«l be rymo-ik»»A tor x^e of the Paper-Mate T >.

distribua* to the chapters up to great and siinificaiit ettotribution. Mr, K. P=tri.-k Okura. Na-.nincdistrict councils in any manner that the Issn pi.-oeers hav- mr-ie jAd, PresMest. alio pte.yentK*

K.a. ap.lpbad b. ■».« _ „o. Pa.a„ SaKr. ,»« ,Ma. .oi b,». .^b»-of Dr fpccmare Bimney, First l-slv d bripteJ iprit of the lights m Iasi week s oatitanii.,* tent, origi&ality of tbou^.. cHec-^ ^ Convention, but time . . - .

borne front fighting prejudice and association to ga-,i maxi- ____________________ and gord ETighsh.hostility.

Stoee IMS. XursAiowner and pdfalisber of a weekly, nualjf- WUUamsioB Enterprise and Meri-

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irtccmrEN rii«t^v. July H>,

%fOjtBT SIASAO V. fiATOW

;,TiC AL COUNCIL MINUTES i?N BRIEF OUTLINE).;Vi>VN< E: *■ Cbaj'Urr* I. ImtAuraUaB

. .nv OHir-'ml Dele*ltw. A-4Aa. rva.oer^.ray r«iire,easa: in

sbK*l. s!4;i.m ?orf XaUnoeh-.y Act of 1M2,|,-:ive-L»>gal • Kxyfti the NaiKmal

KAT'L ^urrCRT CFm VOTE NO ON

.^ROP. 14 GAINED’ Anli-Hou»ing Measure Pose*.Three! te All Civil Rights Lews

ULTHOIT.--n*- . the 1864 Ttuoaer- rrrent bomfRittee rhembert i»>

aaaroch t Ab-t!->h div.^imtuaaoiu

Klbano:

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a: to sif JiKjJiB'ihrouBhT.-* •h'* Vni'.d

firm oKASASmre thi' picture was taken. H:to has ,*!v«T, ii:> I'ijv-fmokiB*.

Natano S3.U5

Pm- Jame-c Mil*r of ... .. ~ ^ ^Knob l4Vise prm'ktM the sMtin* pn^c went t . the Chi.-aeo X ,J..r the Khihcrinc of -me SM Po«i for iwilmt the wmniojt Uckn -e recipdenU of l» savtiip bisioo t«*m. Pat and Jim Loot. _last ..'*-.uch dix-n.-1-matarv out »“> rtiartered buses. hoods. pic^WT^ Pnncesf Shirkv provided intennissioii enurtaiE-moL. i .-^t^r, The ea.-lasfv, lodce )and its Kinori.it. are: . ment. While the adulU eitoMd. wrs7^ Amm -Hi C--2ens cinus facilrties at Clarkston. 50 rbh-. njaie. ctoeis. CM: pervi>ed naratir care to pre-Lea£./w;!i makv a th-rn attempt miles north of here, were taken a Ca.*- schooler* was provided In 1 wi*in IW t., repeal the ccw.tituttonal -tarted to dance and ring. Ei. rroje-’t by .>«.;?•-•. to Minlyn M;oroe. was a hit and Tt ce

8. WaridnglMi .AUtw Land Law pi^ Gram and hi* Crwt^ bad tL flc^ JA- '* *“ member to toe Na- jioka. booster events ehainnaB.cLers who would oontribote *2S Boaid.Cotidlllons itnoroved Tomailro. both repeutlon of quertions ____________

t . r o, Chicago. 84 poinu; Markmfu- prariicaL wwkable sotutna and atinually for the support of® -t c'l. DETROIT. — The National JACL lit Harry Miiuno. both of Chir^ro. projK^Is can be gained. niuonal organoalfoo.

-,v ------------ «r new'luLiin* Comrrutti-c. rtaire-i by 74 points.tuirli.-i;.aboa In to. Na- a# Rnymund Uno of Salt Lake City.utM-Aio Ctoafeience on Nats-wial B-iard bv Ccwsti- ««iw, ,k. »:.mr

jBtkmal iimv-ndmcn: has made it possible for the.si.me-.1,1. n Eea-M committee- to operate under cn-STS h,‘S.!S3of S as Because preparaUon of wnlten

i Ix-adcrriiip Omfeience Sieht* and iu actxvv c a M‘h almort a hirad.'vdc-,;:-.T.y! crcsniafMr*. sc;>

,i&5 -hv ’rcligtour. cit-ic. l.v KWi'^TrWz rtaerd words cf approcinUo^ commeooa-.'Natum: V. achifve ’o «fc care ^ Appointed on toe•: l)r.:ader. and more cff»*ctive .. . \,.

rpcciar he 18fh

i; the trcunirg iJ As:'. c«m4 toe authorityn- c.mpUMce- Bod c-oncil* to g......................................

-t* lilies. adoption of fonie kind of tabliihmrn; of Nattonal J.ACLJ.Avl. organise. Hin bum vm health Plan tor tocir mem- Committee on AgricuJttire.Chanter end Dis^-ct Council ^ .up^ort of PL 414 by pulP

and meB.i::i«ful cattp ^ ^ private groups.membership of *n.v member. ---------------------------- -—

tav«‘'bir*a^^u^ rf sS^ersiv^ Youlli hear defl righH- BCtivSiPs. This to be a genrr-.-.! ____ i,.,. ^ CnnvantTM

tohey but not to be append*! w P«nel«»$ Of CoOventtOB JACL Statoment .Again.*: Otmm.v. DETROIT — One of toe falgh-

..........................ty of

ilijful cam-. bring Bboul an’undi?N. * •

fan; and an app-ectafon-ol ^ > ni'.»ir.3l code of public coa- j trd of c.TTOinunl’j-- aid lb-ip

»! c:i;n;>lianec with >ts provl a;:l liK ojuor'rni'-i *. in the

1 aad the intent of A" law •

BUivi'. coordinated eommuany d w bring about corapltance 'tom- •f-'twanca. •

oism. l;ghli of the You’A A.*scmblyb-JArt .*f.A4 4«in W,A otoc-- 6 Basie Natmoal budget to he iga, biennial Natomal JACL

submitted to Chapters and District a«v„t.-n wa* the panel diseui- Councils prior toiNanonaljConven- July 3 on toe tonveni

with supplemental budget u;--nc—HunA^ Digm’o'-Our t-iul- items .u> be voted upon Anc *u> j^ige. ' 'pletnental budget oeir.s *uh- Panelist Fra.-ik Chuman. imme-

and Lnn! mitted to Chapters and Dirt'icL^te past National JACL previ-I* Righto Laws Coinca* » day* prior to the Con- related toe eHccUvea.-,-* i.t

there ar- State B?>d v«itSoo will require three fourth* relation* agewhe* in toeand otdinancv-s coveemg approval of the NatitmaTCouncil. civil right*. He was chair

on V areas of concert as toe 1^* item incorporated Into C m- ■«.' the Lo* .V«el« Coun’-y »*' L», JACL. •meferahly to «jtutioo- , 0-mm;«i.’n on Human Be'a'.junrw»’."v effort! with vitocr like- 7, JACL Naumial Bowhag till'rccenOy.*«1 orsanlzatton*. take’ toe Tbqrnament to be Open to all other I'anel member* were W l-«'k ;' Ji assuring mtaoiesful JACL membeys have been Marutani ^ PhUadelpbta. Na-

^ ^^t compliance and ac- f-members one year l>rinr w the JACL legal counsel, who- T.Airnamem. • scribed the Nisei atatwte* on

^■avre there are no State or . . • qurstion. and Raymond Lruv.■teiaJ.iawf ,, onjioairo- ro-.- BudaM-FinklKB Salt Lake Orf who commented"t ail ur some of the o->psti:-j- ic;i^toe acceptance of Jepaiw'-?

mcluded » toe Fed- 1 Approved National anaval J^Z^cani today n their «*per- JACL assume too budget ot 8125.000 for- the roming «nMnar.;!ir«e See yovr ftavto or

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From the Frying Pan

Oral History questionniare drafted DtlA's 35fli anniversary fe!e aMi(^ 3C3persons in Sab Kido festhnoniid: . Tu. r-i..-:

.'.VfJHii; - l-Hrn Oi - Kinrra ^ ^iuu,.-ix aM Mo ^

• Tnkyo, Japan. SWIFTLY. SWIFTLY — If you-Oimk Ihiiigis have been

changing in your old neighborhood you ought to lakc a look at TcAyo, In the fours years since 1 uas here last, the face of Uiis capital has been aKered radically, and you arc •entitled to your OM h opinions as to whether it^s been for beUer or worse. ^

Tokyo ts still in a freniy of building for the Olympira. a project that has been adopted nationally as a matter of honor and pride. Streets are still being tom up. overhead tiightt-ayK an.' nL-aiiiig construction, the monorail is taking Shape. The Olympics have been a etinvenient,device for bring-‘ Ing the city up (o 20th Century standards.

But it will be a long time before Tokyo solves its traf- 1k problems. The city needs aC least a half down Lais An- ^cs type freeways, but the obstaclc-s in the waya>f building them arc nothing short of mdnnmental.

NISEI — Back in the ‘IhirUes a small numlwr of Nisei came to Japan from the United States in search of the opportunity that seemed to elude them at home. In their native America a deep economic depression and firmly seated prqndi^ combined to darken their ,futurc.s.

Mo^ of these. Nisei found Japan u-as nol Ihc -land of promise,, either. They encountered difficulty adjusting Ui Japanese living standards, and the demands, and custom^ of the business world were strange. Some, disillusioned.. went ^ome to the slat«. Others were stranded by the war. Still others, determined to make good, made -their peace wiitMbe land and decided here they would live, work and die.

These Nisei, now in or approaching their fifties, are generally no longer the English-speaking flunkies whose fa- dlit^ with the language was virtualh their only asset. They are now holding positions of importance ba^ on their other abilities.

Welly Shibata, who runs things at the English Maini- chi. was talking about these marters over. breakfast the

.other morning and-wondered out ioitd why more Nisei and Sansei newspapermen don't come over'herc to wm-k. He pointed oift. hoH'cver. that unless these persons could read and write Japanc.se. their future in this country would be nererely limited. Without hi-lingual language facility, their position would he no different than that of Caucasians.

SiiKT frw' Sansei speak Japanese or even caiT to learn, (Continued on Pag.irm Nevada Dis^ia CouncD, In t afduif MN Oub mem- to bnst mi Sabonat Con-bcrahlps. regular nicmb^hin. na- vcntion. tiooal qu-nal Ciinvcn'.'oiiYouth' Resolutions

INc aclwied by and Tinm the Couo- miUer Chairmao—Frahk Chuman. td. I.-« An*rti-». CaUf.

3. TbF Katicnial Junior JACT. Cytnnan. Natkinal Rccngni-Counefl will serve *» the Eamifnm tkms—Pat Okur*. Omaha.v Neb- body lor the National Junior JACL Pant National Presidesi U afrvr interim organizauus' lUlil the tor- on Natioiial fioard-Htlo Okada. sttation of the National. Junior Salt Lake, Uta. Will abo serve JACL orgaointxm at the 196S Na- as Oiainoan of the Nalianal ivr- t»nal OonvenVoc. aminel Coaiminee.

4. The Nat-joal Jtmiiir JAO. Chairman, Pacific Citneo B^rd CouncU will meet whh the Na- -Dr. David Sliura. i-~-e Beach, tiuoal JACL Youth C mmisswa to Calif.set Mb recommendaticas - and Ttatkaal Membership CbmmfU pnUcieAbe Haglwara- aisunt D bi be niuned Tisi-onal . NaiT Sclaslan^ Judrtng Onn-‘ JACL Tbauth Direel-v with tnijcw mHtee to Pagaic Northwest Di>- nspemdbility to ooonlioaie and ad- trirt CouneiirBibdsla ibt youth peogram. He tieappoialed Dr. Roy Nidiikawa U to iOnulato the orgatiimtiao of fv « ye^term on JACL Natnoal Jtmior JACL Chapters and to or- Endoort^s Fua/l Committee caniae Ortrirt Y«adh Oxu^ In CbaiiA^ Baitn A rtoaBce *1 teoil two other District CMiiuir CCnunittee^-—. NaUmal Tteasuier

msoaly orgas-iei Vcoe

nKTKOrr. -a fom-at of q-ir-t.-m:. a.tm-i„ tral--r m J-- Craiit M.i a-'rv-ral «r^ oomm-mi'v !. ,y-. arc •.

The "oral hislnry" research prdjecl phase dJi.-rvni frem the- tyslrmatic- vurv.->- underaay in var»iu.<

largri where there a centratjesis of pir«'#.« .f Jii.. nese ancestry, acoording to Dr. SeoU Kiyakawa. who gave a pmgrt-^s report of the project.

nmttan.Thi bidiy qu.-«l.rmaire n---!

th.- I-.M-1 survVv into . trattni!

famclr and•aort.‘ 'to.- 1 i .f-iqr thr- ^untiiwr and fa':

"Whih; new# geV« into the pn- American Lfe. Dr. pers." Dr. Miyakawa pointed out,, plained.•'evento. snccesac*. fail-ore*, idra#. ‘ Each iaten-iew wi3 take boanicts. siUialions. family hap- tween S and 3 ho-rrt:. gpreod pcnutance*. adventure*, etc... mad? ©r th-*e« vi*!:*.

data Aw thel-Dqi.ea of :lie n.i'.k ti-wrf.- I.- rt»!rftni:t5w

sei ,urv>ry q-aestemmiite.'* — 2_c^p]iaao(i-of L»r: lists.

3— Oa-al history program.4— Doc'jmentary materia!*.

a’ttrart nui'i^' i- SwAcm.C.ilibj- Mnimuni. age dr«fp|boraculhire and noric-j.ttqe. p^Wl-h-rof the New ' Jaiiam.^ 5?viR.w.r«l bv tor .jjq

.Ax'-r..'*-; Ne»'- , dr-xis^'d it.- irin mu-nMi ,':ar. "w-rvice.

rhatrman of the Hirto-v-. TnijiTt "Some still fail W grasp that MeoiSrr* arc j-H.-dlH on th-JACL taectiUvc comtnttec. ro- we wan' qwxMUial aJi -fatiitf;. pa. basis of j>artfv-ipaii.in in eami’o-ported that natomel l>i4.-i survey |vr* and m-oids. unpdRixbcd ma- artu-itK'.*. depmdabil:'..-.-. |«-r.vir.alnow underway 'and be held up to(,a! and organiiational re«ua-." integrity and sen-ice to other*.Uic 33-nace que-tumnairv b.-ias Dr. Miyakawa stressed. ML# Kajiknaa. a tr -ijused by bilingual inirn'iewerf > -And the T*--.et- were ui chi;Sf thi.- priijict pa-', bunnium.

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The Sumitomo Bant.OF CALIFORNIA

Head Office—San Frarieiveo »S£5 Ca’-forcu a* YU 1 ?2fS Sacramento Office • 1«M fouriJi Strut ■ *« 5)61SanJowOtfica • St3 Asm frc Sheet • »6EM6Lot AngWe* Offtea • 1» fftCw'tiw! • IU44H1 CtemhawOto .,3f!0 Dnsai* 6M. L A • « 5

5_pacific citizen Friday, July 10, 1964By Elmar Ogawa

NorthwestPicture

Rrsi Pnie: JACl Oraloilcal Ctfntesf Pasadena co-eds earn sdniaidips h il

Bridge to Freeborn > diatmrtMB. tiven ior osO"JACl. fhiip’.or, nrrr ’•••. l■:andin|^ mtn’SCc •■nrf™ Eh--.1T u ^ the aeo .T>katj. Ktto.rnikMl b-.Kii .Vi IKiuu. Akira «

Consider il a trail of hurnan aniJif. bu! mo.t people. Ni«i in-- big

Tfcxl of the ^irerti ,.f Ihe l*t role *s members of Oiat orf«d*a- flreoglh. and strength can mean their o.-o basiivrii^tc: pflaee m-inaer'inttie Ifalbnal JACL Uoo? What mnst oar duty be es suecess. And edueation. edu.atjon »m Araerica be free, oratorical contest held in Detroit citizen* of tJm natioo. aad • as i* the first glxa! step toward ui>- la.st «-e«1tead. —>w members of the human taceT derstaBdmg. With undenunduut

- — ^T%e»c are the probleinj beli>re u> come* acceptance.BY iEESY OTA today. They too beg lor a aolu- ---------- ---- ---------- -------- ent generation, play tb^ part

touDdati« for the brsdge. The

aen4ar.< in aAi •j»cir She w also aettsf >.t t>aai

nd^mrmber .gradua'-ia* Hsoumalism sJctrty. USC that sooner joha Muir High S*Ao»J. ' >-»«r-tnrvtt Work»bi»!i.

radOe } I CoBhdl tkm.

the cooperation of the indualual. she g;i-es to these’ new generations1. but several day* in a4; of the Old Testament.

eluded, dream of tbe day rtien %anci’ Kenny received a tehsgram fai* ufe preaehinj! agaiiurt sin^ mim ca^^’r ttKi are «oing Is strits it rich- from Ireland siliich informed him inlustice*^ told his nemde af a ^ •tit the rta*pot. « by whatever ^t he had a horse running on

glxa; Slep toward u^ .______ - - o«anuaUon.v ca;-:rtl^.lrd Aquacade.With laderAaeding “ ™““» ^ ^ eighth amoal a-ard< df iiw,rarv n-.agazuie. youth ______

The. then U the aSea: Tbe pre^ *!“ jMPakner staff, and Z ihonow).nt generaticm. play the part of ‘■haint.an. WlSSUa^^ .A sc ico. „ o.ri, Athtetic A*stL. Tew

V lOuodatitiB for the tw^l’. Tbe Ja- A***!***"the teal .-hllga iwnesc American Citizen. League «0 aUo class treat................. the must uae her influehce U, unify

aad ei^lege iWention.c Saanen- mill enter Sunloed asElegaor. daughter of HXW OiW- an Engfirh ma)or tins tail===«S=3 ■“5=K=~»S^ E = waSaiS^^MSS

h-irse- SI “ 1^.. ^ ^ ««*» “ Individual an idea it ••hat the the *tone has crumWed and the JACL scholarships, edJtod bar average «ot « •rr.-enUy k, mben the newscast came in ^ »•* But on« ^ reached^ o^lte ^r» year-^, in addltioo ts ^ 1

Kenny Arila. curren'lv emilovcd and announced that th; wmnci >. . ^ . **,^ ^ ?**“•"**“■ *^^' one involved must know that the eoniJ£.ue to stand She wU be registering a 3..■ grade t-'bc- ,-r-, -.j^ at En-a grocery clerk wiui SiwioM was Santa Oau*. Your Reporter side 'xn^er ^ SL-hrirr.-vp ** ^

» horse :i deal came hi* ticket. Poor repzrter that 1 be free of such e*l

n actnality here in SeaUle am 1 forgot u. ask mhi.ih horse- xteaiel was hpied. Lieniually he iLie

iiylliODs in the United State* horse. mho Pa^«*te in tht great 'thi pri- call to battle, ttwgh ; are—but - " '

To^ kTOwlo^c. it is thr fird ^ aal.^i^ns-in tte ^ su^ha^ And vet b-tiig prirzi—*0 m« feel that, we 19« race, e«aiM Medm bridges are built of stone ^ hj^sra n't-fM'^^Uv American mlthrut are—bu: a call i.should leU about it. A few lines back, we said that and steel, boi other* are made of „,i.° «»aitl to his^ce or his color." burden of a i*g twlllga; ,

The sv.ry with pictures, ,’as this couldn’t hsimen to a butc.- , »•«*' the -.nd mon.1 strength to ~ ^ P*'-h *9'^ *-=*’first page material in beta ol guy. Because we knew Kcniy two mords that ««M^nd .fight for wSTyou befart^ttr^c must stand and let hope, patient in tr:butaUio-aSeattle's Sunday editiom recent- since 1MB srtien this writing char- become the rallying cry belie^.,^ be right Th’s is the **!: ‘“'^•b'e. and maUciJable. atrugglc against the ecunmon «ie-Iv, Only thihg that mv can add: acicr first came back to Seaille. minions of Americans what bridge ‘Amerlea most build. carries anoier im^ant ^ - mies of man- Vranny. prejmdiee,l: coalcto’lT^ to a better ^-. Kenny had troubles at the time. these* same * idea, that of righU and -^tr We a stsMg Kalemcnt of hatred itseU.

So there me wore Keanv *r--a as we remember—marital tix>'*- ***^ •'“ ‘"he Japanese American Citi- For rsghts are mseparabS- hnked bebef and intecuon. using the -i# ce Iwig hiUore of thi. n»-rclatci the st.wv W how a m-oman bics-hc has since re-mamei. and micnsc haacd. from millions zens League must become one of to^tte^Ooc man’s fights cor- woi^ °» "**• ^** Pre«i»t: tion. wly a few generattoDs havero.-omer of the marlw- wbere ’i» has two daughters who are not answer? Another ques- the strengert p,nnks a this great respoaid of necessity tj ■witherLet the word go -forth from bees granted the role of defcadingmxirics. pressured him to buy. a quite teenagers yet. but a big part “f that can only be an- bridge, the bridge to ch-U rights, majfs dupes Those men who dc- fbis.t^e and place to fr^d «d to her hour of greatI.fkrt and told him ihot hr ma. of the winnings wiU be DU' in a by each man. for himself. She must not head a figb: for,mand Oie.protectipn of ihc.r own foe alike; that the torco fca^ bc«n.ae*d."s rbcipsUta if he didn't &. Kra- Uust fund to pw’i^ for the "ha' '"»«*' “ 'here in human Japanese rights; she must or- >»yhta and at the »ame time to- passed to a .-sew generation «d ‘Ihat priviU-ge. tbit oMlgatinii..11 dug UP hu fund* ihi t hr had girl’s eoUege education. righls.'thosc Inviidable TigbM glv- ganize and represent the Japanese ftWriipon those of other.c those .Americans bom in 'h-i century^ oew stand before vs. U( as befrw the dav Cl huv «»’. and ml -Kennri^ m» th8' he doc- not «“ "«* guaranteed to all mankind American people to the struggle men who claim rights but do rvit tempered by war. dirciplined by equal to the challenge.

fh,. 1.-^ hi:-. ^*,1., intMid tn f.j'ii -'u Tirxirrt ituva. *»■ T*>‘* b

«~i*Ac!nc cmrtN F.i*y, Jufy 10. W4 Michigan's fsl Udy keynote iheme in welcome address

DCTROrr — Id behi!/

JAPAHESE AMERICANS A6A1WT_.PROP. 14 COORDINATE EFFORTSlOS ANGELES—Jar«ne>c Amir-- cial volt ' eaB5 .Aciinst Prop. 14 will lorni v Tash;m» tOitS. -Wr nce.i to Covcreor end 9 millkw Mirhl*=r- lT*CJOnJmi;inf eommltUe toQl*h; reaeli the member* of our com- der». Mr*. G«ir«e Rombcv. :Jie •t the meetinx to be held »t the muolty to »el forth the- fh.-t* in- viveeious Fint L«ly of Michi*an.

.BoCjmrod ladepeadcht Cburch. vbiVcd. and obtain solid jupport m a movins and stirrinf address, 4SB LexinrUxn Ax-e.. it was an- opposition to thi.s weko^^ the JACX delefates tohouond by Wallace Tashima sod propoaltion Under the clever suite the 18tbSs«caiai Naaonat JACL tte Rev Ceorfe Aki. eCKhairajen. ol rre««k>m of proper-./ n«hu. Convention at the opentns cere- The roeeiin* »tam at • p m propooeBt* ol this amendment many held in the Cry*Ul Ballroom

Calitomians for Fair Houjind teek to deny the ri*ht to buy of the Sheraton CadOUc Hstel w3'. send a represerjuiive to *3x-e- property to person* and froups as July l.

mmr Chapter Call BoardF™~h C.mp -JACLRaaaar: Tnr-FTrn'-h Camp JA- M». Olympus JAQ.Laewoo Nlfhl: BothNisei urged lo help stamp odi poverly

the keynote speech- and provide they to choo»e.larU on Prop, 14. pa&.ed. -i, „ ektremely important that ventlae theme; "Huma* Di»ait>—will aenoutly limH boustnf opper- ib» JapeneM- American commu- Our Challense.” ^ced emfiau*tuniUc* of Japaneve American*. niiy be made aw« that Prop, on the human uOe ot ’the civil

The Rev. .Aki expUined that. 14. if patted. w.:uld endanger thor right* struggle. Hm welcoming **niis cosung November, voters m rights to fair bousing." meuagr of the Uaynr of DetroitCnlifornia u-ill be asked to mark Registered at .the kick-off cam- was deSivered by hi* eharmini;titeir ballot* on an amendment to paign meeting June 27 at the Hoi- wife, Mr* Jerome P Cavsnagh. DETROIT — Japcncfe American* fte State Constitutkm arhleh will lywodB Beveriy Christian Church who also extended an invitation to were urged last week to do theirSny*« and sanctify rneW and »w: _ _ _ ______ __ the deJegates to attend the Detroi'-'thateo.it prvcr.v.

NaUonal cooventica.•Greetings from the Prr.-x*. r.l

HigatJUyama. and in ^rtructwn- Hire

H^jar^- Chapter Picnic: Thi, di-au^i'Tskshaafu. ii• sminc

Contra Costa JAa

Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh. int-roelamation der!a.-;e« Jjl»

_ ... ________ _____ ________________ ________ . _ . .« "J-ACL Day* in 6itr.ur. urgedthe sale w'ubur s*u. CsrOena JACL: Un Windsor Freedom Festix’al oc- rial and religibu.x discn^Uiat’co all Detroiter* "t> rcaff-'m the »>■

and renul of housing. -All CaUfor- rurrmg coDcurreotlv With the-JA- and to i-romuje c^ual opi»numty tituie and belief of presidentasa* KiruoiKs. Masau. Asakawa and — - • - — . . . . . . . . .Barry Kawainoio. San Dwmi JACX.Mr* Msrer Bhliuvo. • - —Eirrvrrrn BaulMI On

Bian*. but particularly roembers of sninority groupr. iocludin/ Japa- aese Amencan*. have a great stake ID the outcome of this cru-

Japanese press hails passage of U.S.Civil Righls Acf

6®§Sl^psr.«if Kase' irn naka. anm Peaie Tr.-mru

Saka>e Vamasaki.en-e.f from 4 fund drive the same ina*.

^ure'. groubdj for a pleisa«"-SS I*.''.

HBIRY OHYE CROSSES PACIFIC SOLO, HRST NISEI TO ACCOMPLISH FEAT

TOKYO. — CalUarnia-bom Henrr..1 becume Ibe- pan tor 30 year*

^ first Nisei ever to fly solu trum A wo.man enitiloyei- uiy d.ri-ctor. field *cr\-- said-Americanism is a iratter of TOKYO — The Asahi Shi/bun, i.-es. the prvaidenfs Committee on' ;he mind and toe heart; Ameri- i^rge*-. nc«*v-.yy

1 Shi. Lyndon B JtduisoD was read by Emtdovmeh; Opportunity, canism is not. and nexcr was. a Sunday hailed passage of the US-^ mavter o fceremonirs, Wi.li-m ^ Waihingion. D C,, addressed the matter of race or amestry " Qvii Rigbu bUl but i»uited out

• iwening sesssm of the 18th biea- Tbe' procUmation also lecog- law itself would never elimi- Speeial greeiir.gr were presented s^ionsj jacL Canventkm. mztd Detroit JAa.. the Itart-chap- discnroinauoB. pre>

by Frank Wsianabe. cimveoUne ' cutsiandin ̂civic or- udice or inequaUty.chairman. James N. Shimours. "The guarantee of equal br-por- shat m5^5?oooperat.»Detroit chapter president. Dr. tunity f~ ---------------------James Takao, MDC chairman’.lad aaid. •................................... .......... — — ^ cuJU«ar>Mna«e-u-i i .. • j vthe'Cooveolkm Queen Marilyn had demoerary Cuiuirar-naacu.i t«judiee agsinsi Nepoe*K„ —Sapon*!' JACL Presl- He also cited the appointment deep-rooted that it canp

- - s«-8tiie as chair- ■ ♦ —^---------------- be wiped out overnight." Ute news-

Dinncr will hr .................... .... • —sp m Worker* eanstnirtiag' broth*•-1I; report cgrlT the rri «ou.< day. ^M.j=r ol -Jl. -Ill ”* ““g.-i Ij the building f.irid.

•'Ihi* is particularly irjr»-:n the

dent K Patrick CAcm respiMrs. Shi

St. Paulcompany mmm • u -i, ^ ■Tbe M-year-old auto salesman bouquet of flower*. thnlluig renditroc

arrived at Tokyo Internalioiial Air- Among those who wdeomed ■*

of Tak Kubota of St-allie a* chairman of Ific JACL c..iiumttee' on

Church aav.- a Equal Employment Upp .rtunily,' ,* wtti the CunventMD tauoortng

several outstanding Amencans inlOOOClub Notes

Jane 88 Repwi: Tbe 100 OQub ..........report as of June 30 snow. l.€tt a^rirue'nictel'eqttaUty.

paper'.-. vdiLwial saiO•"nic law will liavi- attained it*

pjip,ses .only when eicry Uh. c.-. tiaen. from the sUndpoini ol justice. makes^acbve efforts to bring

r KOBUCHi NAMB) f FRANCISCO JAa

tSHlP WiNNStSAN FR.ANTISCO - Kent Kuhii Chi.' 18. bono.'- stodent at St Ignaiius High and the -'r the 1964 San Francisco JACL Si-hularsbip Award, aci-urduig

Y-Ahio HoRs. gen arr J ^no Vo*hia Hutu, prua HiUta Crvrw CcAo. rsc-~ niao.iri- .:ul Kuniut*. pri a, iwcr*_ _____ ■ SrUbaa.n!«"*shi!>s'u. imiini\'*nt*o£'y*a™£: 'I?un?^r—“*?-• ‘

Pacific fLgb:. He took off from Ryutaro Azuma and officials of the P^^'terian Church gaveOakland June 22. making slops al- Japan Aeraotutici Lcagee. so at Hooolulu. Midway. Wake U- Mad and Guam.,Ohye described his C-ght a*

'1 gesture. He carried rota I cities t

mM MPs NationalRev, Arthur K. for-ineir cciaw to

scbulEuge

' ball of June

aagCi^tOpi 17 American citi dteii sister cities in Japan.• A battery of

greeted the Californian wbes Iw stepped yiut of his single-engine alr.Taft,'

snae Count! - Muvuru MContinued fro.m Page S)

national origin or reiigion di»-

s'v!miz=r^:s:smr-nl> - Huvufu Ni

Sh.wukr Nin.m.vni VtA*

IM — T. ;i#..rr,i MUiCIliHTH

‘ Uy U tSoaeayiHENRY OHYE

Safe la Japan . .

given- ............ .... grow and prosper tc*-

Icaift. - der peace and harm-.i y^Tbe JACL therefore endorse is- t»o«at work and

lensifird participation In responsi- Tor a deserved ble and constnicuve acuviUes tn .equaUty. that day obuls civil equality. socUI justice, and full economic and educaUmal opportunme* as a matter of fiuxls- mental right for all Americans re- gardlesi of race, eokir. creed or nauonal origin.''

rxvsa S£r5il:'#K ■,0, -..-s-YiS

1 racial eq;ial.t.vnow- exists in 1doe* mean {bat a new beginning

teksyamsaiur- ha* been made to attain the*e Kk-aU."Tbe Sankei ShLmbuo said;

i„„uun.i ' "Pniae u due the U.S. Oosgros I and ad-iunirtiaUun for their ef-

f-TU. Tbe UB- will auroly gam world cunfidenre through tb.- enactment of this law."U*tuiima

odeief

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Twin CetMa — Cod IB Lo* Angeles, the news thatOhyc safe^- leach^ Tbkjo w-as sutement. it Is the h«w>e aod the

Judging was done by Or. wn- liam Huiiopirie. Eastern Michi- gan University, {wdesiior oL speech and theatre ^

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DETROIT. — LatRest detegation. fti>r s of 38 person*, attendiJum* ing the 18th Biennial here ca.mc

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kncia ledge* JACL aupporting memberships individually. Indicating a stated portion has bees retained alxi. by the focal chapter fui program

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received, nmoog others. award> from the Bank of America. Die Callfyrni* Srivilarrhin • Fcd.-.-aiinr and the Nalfonal Honor Society He W8! •• member of the I-iirk team and productioo manager of the ' magsruir t.a>o approve rec.cnmenda'uuiu made

the Scholarship Commltirr a> revise the present award >,v- .'•■ au fo beaafd. niura sUafobU in da. future.

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