'~I J \I I I I "" "" iii'< no: IIlr.II (O{ I n \

STl-.UlEN1lliIII 8.\ Itf - IT TEt:t11

f\ r J Jl i t,.. mE'''''~'' ~ell' raj r"3liLatJ tha' I.b~ probl~m, 01

Ip e" rynb.cre will 1areclly a!f .... t our 1h·... R bask antl-allm ('ntirn~nt pro t r u des hroujCh the papef·thm "cneer , li~aljsm ill our .... rlOl rom· JIIun!ti .

Reports (rom Wa hington st.llC L, \ No,ember. IellinR ')1 the :Ie-r~~t or the repeal or thc anti· allen land la .... rudely aWRkcncr! U5 \0 Ih" brutal lael thai an wU·rorrlllller I elinz .tiU e .. 1>; ., .. , Iba' Icclang - still dlfected ""1ain t us In spite 01 the ap-parent acceptance c.l AJ,\ In 'the c.ommunIty.

Here. In Color •• OO. we rcgreUul-Iy Und Ih" 5ame Lo be lrue. In th .. Colorl1a statutes. rnaclro in 1935. there Is a prm1slon tho I an allen c~nnot be empl(lyed and may not os. l, in any capaci!.Y. a a w, lire or a d,ilh""asher or (1'\'('11 n if Janft.or. in any r tablisbm 'nt Jrren ,,j Lo sell U-quor.

In Ille 1()T1;:·a!;o years 01 HilS. e ere still reroverlng lrom

thr devastatiog cllec 01 depre ho\'-Ing "onc-eighth or more" Negro. Japane;e or Chinese blood.

Tooh Suyematsu. a Ni.-el law-yer In Cbeyenne. Wyoming. has been (Ightin!! for more than a ) car to clarify the cmploymcnl poli..,cs 01 thl' Unton Pacific Rail-road 111 not biring Japanese on !"Iccll0n ~~Ln~ S.

LoC.1Uy, In Dpn\'or, to our un· belie"in!: a. InllI. hment, we fwd SOlnl~ .,chools tcad\in~ innO(l"nt fIr·t .;r3d~r~ to nad b.v l'Ccot.:-llil("., t'a .1.ly.~I .. ynl~~g ~~ot-d~, such ~ "p. ,I'll', lIal". rtO'. Surh oc:cttn'c nCfS not ouly wouud nur 5eIC-p. leeln. but painlully Jl4lOcturf': our ,:.mu:;: " 'umpUoo Ihut cvorythin!: b gOIng along pretty well lor A"As.

No lhe ell-Impo.ed task 01 U,e JACL to eliminate all IDrm 01 dlscrimmation and pre-judice again,t persons of Japa-nese anc~lry, based upon racial anlecedents. i, not yet complete -In the Rocky Mountain rcglon, or unlortunately elsewhere in the United States

Because 01 the.e manllest..-tion~ o( prejudice, we are grate-rul to Jim Kunugl 01 San Luis Valley. Lo Byron Kawara 01 Ft. LUI>ton . to Tak Terasakl 01 Dcn-vcr, Lo Mike Watanabe o( Omaha, and to all other loyal JACLers who arc quieUy and congcleD-ti oortunlUes lor aliens, churl(l nr that the amendment ",,,uld ,1110\' ,liens to bcC'Om c bm'tcndcl's nnt hence mokln~ It I\asier (or th. c n cm~' to plnnt ubvcrsivcs {lne spies in \'ulnerable pillces.

Yasul. \\ ho I also edILor-publl.h er o( the Mountain-Plain, AJ 1\ New . II monthly publication. re-norll'li Sus l\Jotsumoto and Han) OkuDo hn ve announced plans to opell1 the suklYllki house durln ~ March at the Sherman Plaza at Ea st Ninth lind Lincoln St

PSW presidents to meet with (human at chapter clinic Approximately 60 J ACLers arc

expected at the 19t11 pswoc chap-ter cllnic to be held this Sunday at Pinecres t Dining Room In In· dlo. It was revealed yesterday by the JACL Regional Otaee. Easl Los Angeles and Coachella Valley J ACL cbapters arc co-hosts.

Fr(lnk Chuman, nationnl presi-donI, wili be the principal spelaker at the evening banquet. TIle Chap-tl'r 01 the Year award wili be presented by Kango Kunitsu!;lI. rommittce chairman.

Kay Nnk,,!!iri. PSWDC chairman, will prt':iric at thtt bllsiH(Js..\ m(>("l ... ing srhPduled 10 1:11'1 nl 10 n 111

TIlc ~h"plel- rlinil' will be held , UrI' hll1rheon. Cbuman has asked thot chapter presidonts meet with lum in an an(ormal dl ~c ll ssjo n dw--Ing luncheon .

Tho lo~alc on .ilUalt-d on Slatt Highway It l, 1f,~-mlle wesl oC U.S. H\V\'. 99

The bus chartered (Of the day has bee n cancelled.

l.A. NISEI RESIGNS U.S. A HORNEY'S OFFICE SANTA ANA.-Mln Inadomi. who resigned his position with Ihe Unlled States Attorney's OWce lor the Southern District 01 Call-lornia last month. has entered general practice 01 law In Oran/!'e County. the Santana Wind re-ported Ihis week.

The 30-year-old veteran who served in Ihe Counter IlIleiii-genee Corps is a 1958 graduate oC Unlv. 01 Calilol'nia Schoot 01 Law c Boa It Rall I He is marned to the lormer Tayeko Nod" and they have one girl. Ellzabelh Ann, sLx months old. They reside at 2321 Ramona Ave., La Habra .

Maior MDe Objectives: 1961 By J" K .. dowaki, Moe Chai rm'l n

Philadelphia JACL 10 elect officers • •

C1evellllKI rMnatul,UoIl.l In the newly

@Iected o(/jcer throughout the ~1Jawcst chlll>terJ.11 assured Lbe Midwesl 0 islrlel COllncil 15 ready 10 assisl tht' loco I .1 J\Cr. .. r make the [orthl'OtnJna: EDC-MDl Joint convenllon next Lobor Day holid

arm'" a5 several 01 their number wben a vacancy is created In Father Michael J McKillop reverentiy [oldro the American their respective dislricts. M_M.. by belni( presenlM the nag which they had been holtUnll

I J ~d.ge John F : Aiso was named Fourth Order 01 the Sacred Treas- taulover the coLrU\. Qcaplain Pea '" munICIpal Judge 10 Los Angeles by ure !rom the Japanese !!overnmenl presentcd the flag Lo ~1rs . Tomoyp then Gov. Earl W.arren and ele- last week, was honored as the TsukamoLo. and " Taps" echoing vated Lo t.he SUpelTlor co urI bench only CauC; and Republica ns, parllcularly Ihose Irom tbe urban a nd Indus-trial Al'cns o[ the North nnd East.

, ·'RJ::"'iNO'S popillar three-te rm D e","~ r;Jt, n. F. Sisk wilS nRmed us QIW of Ihe two n )\Y Demo-{'ru li

~-PACIFIC CITIZeN 10, 1961

PACIFIC CITIZEN

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Between Some Bites of Chicken Be Ilcen hltes iOlo' IhL It'nd!'!' chkkl'n :I.'r\'ed :11 thl'

\'e·1 Lo' ,\ngel-s ,J.\Ci in. tallatlOn dilllll'r, Ihe ReI', Dr J h. ',t Jkl QI Ihe ()mmu'hlt\' :\Iethodisl 'hurch. \\'ho led in

the \Illoulllon threll' a tou/l'h queslion Illy way. "Do yot! fel,1 thaI J \(,,1. 1\'111 e\l'r lhange it· n:mw'" • .. \nd change it In II lul~' 1 l'lIInh.-red

III que 114111 w~ looklllg forward III Il'I'haps 10 or 2tl

IE' when .I.\rr: role would have hl'ell 3n:ompltshl'd and Ole • i. hI' \\holl: 3 ·imll. l!'d 11110 thE: l·ommunil) -at·

l.lrge 1 took nnolh r lntt' of the . r from now there will be [ewer .Japa

ne e thurrh(", a uch The lrend is alread~' noted with

ome • I.! £'1 mmgtcrs III charge of t:ongregations where lhere

rna ' be fl' or no , I ei members, Pt'rhap .JoIpancse Aml rican organizations will ljnd their

member 0 {u d with thc Ament:an "melting pot" that th sioner In the S:lutheast Dlslrit,! .

"The chiel churaclerislic of this Scouter 18 his unswerving loyalty to Scouting and the bD),S it serves, and his ability to In· lect others with this same kind 01 de\·olion."

In dcscrlbin~ the popularity of Scouting. 1I,1r. Kurimoto s aid there "rc 72,000 scouls in the Ch,cr Seattl" Council. with 5,000 leaders. [n the Southeast Dis· Irict, 01 which he is assistant dl>trlc! commissioner, there are ->,000 Scouts and approximately 500 le.lders. The Dlstrlc.t is one 01 11 in Seattle·King County.

Mrs Kul'imoto has spent a lifetime of service as m~ln· t,'nance employee of the King Sl\'eet Station He and Mrs Ku· rim I Aki I have just joined the rnnks of venerable grand. parents. Their daughter, Mrs. Bette Yamasaki. 27, Ih'es '" Fire. and a son Bob, 24, an Eagl,· Scout. lives at home, 41~ 20th Avenue South.

Mayor James B. McKinney 01 Sacramento presented the welcome 01 th~ city. Dr. Roy Slml)SOn swte director of education, brouJlht greetings from State olflclals, who were presenl as guests of the chap-ter, They included ;

Ke.h·1n Sharpe. oss', exec. o[lIcer, SUitt! Peraqnnet Board; John E, Carr, shue d1reclor of finance: Donald Larn . deputy dlr,; S~te Dept 01 Empto)'. menl.; Roy VOlan. deput)· dl1'.; Cttllt Yuuth Authority. Voshlo T'atsuknwa

dmin. a.nnlyst, Oept, ot Motor Ve-MC"I>~

Other special guests introduced by Ralph Nlshimi, toastmasler, were Loui. Ito, Florin JACL presi· dent: and Ellen Kubo, Placer Coun· ty J!,!CL president. Kinva ~o~uchl was dinner chairman, F,'ank Tana·. kn led in the PledJ(e of I\lIegianr~, lind thii Rev. Ablko delivered the nv~c-alion,

The chapter added a rlghl to 10" to the enilre evening by presenting a gift to Mrs. JerI'), Enomoto,

PC Letter Box ...............................................

Holiday Issue

The 1960 PC Holldav Issue on display In the periodical section of Ihe Seattle Public Library, [ no-ticed, has been read by man~' It Is placed in a positJon where aU who enter cannol fail tn see t in company with Slleh as the

Tl lustrated Lon don News, The Sphere, and other widely read periodicals.

The Seattle Pulllic Library is a veritable beehive 01 readers, where p~rsons Irom within and ou tside the cily come In thousands every da)' , except Sundays when the Library is closed.

ALBERT D . BONUS Seattle, Wash.

Silver Beaver awards 'He ha an E.gle Scout son

and hH whole 'amlly a!lendcd thc lint nahonal Jamboree 01 t-.. •. B'lv SCC"JUu .,C Javan 11956) In fact he was lInoflicially actlv,· before he became n cltlzen 01 the United States. Since thcn he hlb succe~ 'luHy ..-:t."rv("1 a Ctl'1l1'· man and Commlttf'l'lnan of Ex-ptor,or Pt) ~l B!),r coul Troop and

In 0111' Jal>lnese cQmmunlty the only olher person 10 b< awarded the Silver Beaver for dl$lingui5hed sel·vice. is the Rev Emery E. Andrews of the Japa· nL'SC Baptist Church Scout Trol~ 53 who rccelvt-d the honor in 1958,

The Los Angeles Area Council of Boy Scouts bestowed its hIgh· est national award, the Silver Beaver, to Ben M. Ozeki of 3529 Flfth Ave .. wholesale produce deal. er and Pueblo D;strict commis. ;loMr. He Is committee membe,' ,f Trolp 636, sponsored bv Senshin 3uddhisl Church. .

Fred K, Nak3mura. a Nisei car ;alesman. was similarly honored 0)' the 4ger Council 01 Stockton last week. In scouting since 1924. he was also a"'1rded the 20'yem ser\pice award.

--------------------Officiallille of new Japanese co~munity welfare agency registered in Sacramento

ilrrau e the chtrch' Tole is universal, it may be more

dc Ird],lc to rlrop the de tj!nahon of ",Japanese" and be.

(Orne mtcgratcrJ III the general bo(ly of I:hurch('s But .JACL· .,

rf,l(' I p.!rllclliar ahd It IS hani for m(' 10 conceive that ',er. j ' "Japanes American Communit' l '" cmnplekd o. ;oo.n as the Initial

on of ,Japant (' ance try Will han' attaiOl!ct their ~o(' ial and S('rvlcc "I SOl1thtrn California.' JOard i. lormed, 1>01111(011 ('nel bv 1981) 4UlrI nevt.'r haH! them f(llcs!tonect or 'fhl I. Ihe name that ha bee'l Putllng In month of hord pre.

reg; t('f~d ofliclatlv with th,' Seerc attackrd (Jur n tlOn' hi.story Imhcatel; this imperfection. '.IIV of Sl,lt" In Call1,,rnia as th, ,"ratory work on behalf of the

the Re\, . K. Unoura, George Wnki George Watae. Roy Yamadera, KI yo Yamato, Chester Yamauchi, Joe Yasaki and David Yokozekl.

For Thl!tO$ Japan" .. It J (OmdVolhlc, hnwcvN, thaI Ill(' chuH'ht' can pla y tlU .. I)f tl,.. new welfare agene\' lew agt'ncy In the hrt'n, d board lor lh,~ lucnl enmmunil,y. it W.I~ ~~:bur ;-'(Ol(·ctlon. h.·gi~1 malt~rs.

a d~'mlm l' part III !.'etng that Ihf' sod:l l and polltic'al e nds ~nnounrl'd Ihl. "".,'k b,Y attorne, ~ .. n with communll~ organ.'zn. Ilf all p 'Ollie In I\mprwa to whu:h dvic group~ Iikr. the ~lark KiKuchi, chairman of the vl,.n .. " p~bhc jnfor~atlon, 1I8"on

ub.commlllrc

ng 0/ 1t !t'r I Ihrl'" "1'01, .. Ion;, "orl\pr th. jI ~f·nl·\t plan:ot to f'X· , nd nul In tho crltlo ,lIy n"NIl'l1 Itf'l,:.; nt fun VII marlhl nnd t"t.:n-11(1' '0110 loUng.

'I'hf'! not W "atOn('V hi! bl'('n th( ihJt"d "f tnt"n. Iv! plnnnt"" 11... thf 'ill'r.rtn~ (flmrnltlo' whl

.z-FACiFIC CiTiZEN- rr:d:lY, rabrullry TO, 1961

By Bill Hosokawa

Oem'cr, Colo.

RECOGNITION-At a meeting of the Rotary Club in

Greeley. L'llio , a le\ days :1go, a man I'd never met before (,:lmt: up :mll stud' "no ):ou know Ill': Jo:t1wlIl Hagl!1ara" lie's '3n orthodolltt; t who' opened ;1 pral'tt~e here 111 l,reeley re-

c'nti}. lJr. lIaglhar:1 is doing :1 great Job. J wUllted ~ll~~ Ih my guest at the meeting .today, bul ~e coulun t make It ,

1 didn't ml'l!t Dr Jlaglltara but I d hke to some day,

A lell weeks c;lrliel', ;It the Lions 'Iub III I'ort Mol"

g:m II itcn' (;"'lU-ge I,atu IS , 1~rogrnll1 dlainnull, !lI~other strangt:I' t"mc up amI as~ed. 11 I kllc\\ Or Roy SugIhara. dentist. lIe is alloth~r Nisei profes.\onal man who has

round /I niche in one of America's smaller communities.

Time Ila_ when the hanuful of Nisei who had entered he professions pracllcl!d largely, in the ul'ban ('enters. or,

tht: w~t, dependinl" almost enlll'cly on issei and Nisei

clientele. Today Ihey ;Ire branching out into the smaller

l'ities. 11I3ny ttl areas where there are fell' if :lny ~apane.se

American f3milies. buildin up a good praclll:(l 13klllg actIVe

rules in communlly aclivities. ThiS IS tne true integrati.on.

The man in Greeley and the mall in ForI j\,lorgnn were

bolh pruud of their fri~ndship with the 1 isei denlists .

1'h:!l's Wh) Ihc~' wanted me to meet them, thut plus the

fad that they hath knl'\\, the dentists alltl I were of the

sau\!' r3t"i.ll batk~roulUl One of 1I11'~l' clays I SUppOSl', Ihe

fad of l:u131 itlt·ntil~ will not ,'lIlel mel!" mincl' Anfl

01 •• 1 will he .lHothel sl '\I IUI,I'anl

• SCUTTLEBUTT -llot rumor out of frigid K01'e3 lS

toot Dillon S :\I\ ... r, former director of the War Reloca-tion Authontv n;av 'i:it that country In early spring to

hel!) with 3 ~alion~1 wnrk program to relieve unemploy-ment. Haven'l h:!t1 :l chance to ('heck this out yet. Dillon Myel" was a IUIJ

tcr hod elecled two Issei leade"" "' chopter preSidents within· the past two years, the lirst chaptel in tbe national orgonizatlon 10 do so with the eleQtlon of Gongorc ~akDmurn in t959, Chumnn reflect· c' • he first to elect a naturalized Issei lender as its ehQPler presl, dent.

He also extended Lhe greeting~ and gratitude of the National JACL to the Issei for its past support

FREE MOVIES PLANNED FOR NEW CITIZENS BY PASADENA CHAPTER

PASADENA,-The Pasadella JACL announced new citizens and their spouse will be honored guests on Saturday, Feb, 25, at Cleveland School auditorium. where ! r e e movies will be featured.

The chapter's installation dinner-dance on Feb. ]8 at the Venetinn Dining Room in Alhldena will com-mence at 6:30 p.m. Tickets at S3.50 per person and reservations are being accepted by Mack Yamagu· chi (SY 7-79491. who will be the 1961 prcsidonL; and Tom Ito ISY 4-71891. the outgoing president.

Fred Takagi'; daughter

selected '$irl of Month' SEATl'LE.-Selection of the "Girl of the Month" lor December was announced last week by the South District Lions. They named Irene Takagi, a senior at Cleveland Righ.

She is the daughter o( Mr. and Mrs, Fred Takagi, 4915 26th Ave. So., manager o( Imperial Lanes.

Irene is President of the Girls Club. member of the Ali-City Pres· idents Counoil, was Cleveland's delega te to Seabeck, and other ac· tivities include Student Council, Student Court Pep Club and Senior Commencement committee.

The honor student is a member of the Torch Club. She received a Schola9tic Art Award last year,

Salt Lake Auxiliary

hears talk on cancer SALT LAKE CITY.-"Tlme and Two Women," an educational film In color soonsored by the American Cancer Society, was featured at the Salt Lake i1AOL Auxiliary meetlng Feb, 2 at the Japancse Chrlstlan Church hcre,

Hostesses for Ihe even in/! were the new 1961 o((jcers: Hatsuko Yo-shimoto, ohairman: Fr1nees Take· no, v c.: and Mary Nakai. sec.-trens.

A. Jones, local Cancer Soclely director. and Mrs, Howard Tribe, s volunteer worker, briefed memo ber. Of the society's three-fold pro, flram of research, education and .srvlee, Dr, Edward I. Hashi moto W2$ a Iso pre.ent to conduct a 'Iuestion-answer period and toll 01 his experiences with cancer,

The te" lablll's centerpiece ar. rangement by Frances Takeno. It -hould be added, sugj(csted th .. Clut breath ot sprlm,. It featured dc;>wny IIrey PUSRY willows peering Ol'er dellcote, blushing-pink mllmf with heurt.-9haped cookies to com· pl"lL' a St Volentinu mot/!,

Tommy Kono breaks own

we.iqhtlifhting press record

HONOI.UJ.,U. - Tl)mmy K 0 n 0, world, Olvmpl~, Pan' Amerl_nn nomes. national and alate welght-Iittln/( champion In !leverol wolghl

, IHvl'Jr:.~ •• ,,. In!:m,h,'d n new Am" .. I· .• n "tl'.·· Tt'eorcl or 323 fbs. In

th" 181·cla .i at the York Tnt.'rnn. i1'II1ol champion hips la~t weck 01 Ih'· Nuuf,nu YMCA aUfllt'lrium

fT" pr~i "d 200 Ib~ . in hi. "'"and "U"mpt and J23 Ibp In hl ~ third II". Th,· 323-lb. prc~1 i. IWo pound. ,,yer hi,. Own omelt" Amerlcnn "'cord 01 J21 fb . nnd i. '5 IbM, "'".r ~I' "wn oWelul Olympic mltrk ot 308 lb.,

ond wished the new omce," sue· cess lor the comlngyeor.

Memorable Vonr Fred Mnt9UO was dinner chair·

mbn, l"rank SU7.uklda was program chairman, Knl.umn Muknedn. out· going president, oxtend~d his grati· tude to his cablnot and member .. lor the sllPport he had received Ihls past yeur, which Wt!$ memo· rable lor Ihe part tho chapter played In 100lh Anniversary cele· brillion 01 the U.S.-Japan trade It·~nl.y. He was presented the ",,.1 president 's pin and a gav"l from Salchl Fukui.

Akemi Toni, 1960 NiseI Week ,ucon whO was spo n~orcd by Downtown L.A. JACL, told or her ortvntc oudlcncc wllh C row n P~lnce and Princess of Japan. Sh~ hnd won tllU trip to Jnpan, through ,,,,lIrlesy ot British Overse"s Air· wnys Corp .. lus\ summer rDr being ",Iucted Nisei Weck queen, Sh,· .pCnt live weeks in Jnpnn and Hownli with hcr tather.

Appointments to various com· mlttees were announced by Fukui IS follow", Mr~. S. Shirukowa. Archie Mlyatoke, fund campaign; Mllkaedo, 1000 Club; Matao Uwal •• 1000 mamb,; Snchlko Hn.hlmoto, ,ue,m contest; nnd SUlukldn, pro-gram. Beb~ Morimoto nnd her Howol·

Ian combo entertaIned during the dinner. Impromptu vocal solectlons were rendered by Poggy IInumn, behutlrul songslress Jrom Japan no\. studYing at Unlv , or Southern Camornla, and "shlgln" number. by M,'s, Takayo Koto lind K. Yano,

Easl L.A. reveals scholarship winners For th" second strnight yenr,

the East Los Angeles J ACL h.1S presented scholarship awards to two Japanese Amerlctln graduates at Roosevelt and Gar/lcld high ;;chool •. AwoI·d. arc made to ou(-standing .tudonl/; or the wInter Jnd sum mol' grnduntinc clnto:sos al both schools,

At Roo s~ve lt HIgh. the award was presented to Patricia Melko ltatani. daughter o( Dr. and Mrs . Masayoshi Halani of 3162 Blan-zhard SI. Patricia is continuing hel' studies a t Los Angeles Sla te Col· lege and plans to become a nurse. fler father, Dr. Ualanl, is a ,plometrlst In Li'l Tokyo,

The winner ot the award al Garlield High was Ernest Masumo· to, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Masumoto of 217 S. Bleakwood Ave. The scholarship awards were presented al bolh sohools by Mrs. Mable Yoshizaki, chapter preSi-dent.

Nisei Relays benefit dance slated Mar. 11

SAN BENITO JACL INSTALLATION

Snm Shlnllnl deft) rceci",," cong'rntulatlons lrom Dennis Nlshita ns ht' "asses the presldoncy of tho Sun Benito County J ACJ.,.

-Ken Yamuoka Photo

Misao Yomane elected

Cleveland Jr, JACL head

CLEV11!LAND . - Newlv-elected 01· Cie~r s of Lhe CI~yclalid .1r. JACL were annouliced (It the hl'sl meel· ing of the Y"n" mOl'nlly '"Id In-s U.lled I".t Snturday lit ill!' C!tAr" tel' fnuugul'ol dinner.

They 1I1'e l\1i900 Yamnn!', preS. outings, and so-cial acUvltles for Its group of 23 rncmbors. Geno 'rakahnshi is /Od· viser,

Ed Yoshikawa heads Stockton chapter

STOCKTON -Edward Yoshikawa was Installed president of the Stockton J ACL dul'ing c~remonies in the House oI Murphy last week.

Yoshikawa succeeded Ted Kami· bayashl, who was master of cere· monies.

Municipal Judge Bill Dozier was the installlng officer. Je.ry Eno-molo. secretary to Ihe National Board and assistant supervisor al Deuel Vocational Institute, was the speaker.

Guests Included Mayor and Mrs. Tom Marnoch: Police Chle! and Mrs. Jack O'Keefe: Sheriff and Mrs. Mfcllacl Oanlis, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ota, president of French Camp JACL.

San Benito County elects Sam Shingai

IIY TAK KADAN r

SAN JUAN llAU'T'£S1·A. -Som Shlng,,!. woll-km)wn loco I ,'anclt"r, waa Instulled M pr""jdunt of the San Bemto County JACL at the JACL Hall followed by ~ Japanuse dinner,

Francls Hol. IN, Monterey allor· ney, wa$ lhe gucst speaker lor the "vening. lie is well known us a crusader of human righL •. N~wly elected officers wcre in·

stalled by Superior Court Judge 8dword Brady with the follOWing orrtcers taking oath. Sam Shingal. pres.: Tsutae Kamlmoto, 1st Y.p" llichol'd Nishimoto. 2nd v.p.: Henry Yamaoka, treas,; Ruby Yamaoka. COl' sec,; Akijt Yamamshi, ree , sec: Frank Nishita, custodian; Mi-sao Shlotsukn, hlst,; Tak Kadanl, pub,: Dennis Nishita, del,; and Kay Kamlmoto, alt. del.

A (ribute and mom"nt 01 silent meditation was oUered to the late Colonel Walter Tsukamoto by all those present during the installa· lion.

Howard Harris, loeal rancher, concluded tbe program with his bag of tricks and sleight ol hand.

Sho Nakamoto served as emcee. Tile dinner was attended by 70 members with many local dlgni· taries present as guests,

Others seated with Yoshikawa Supplementing the usual Iormat were Al Umino, v.p.; Louise Baba,

of iinnncing Ihe annual Nisei Re- sec.; Art Nakashima, treas. Ted lays sponsored by the J ACL chal> Ishihara, hist.; Yukle Shinoda. ters in the Los AngeleS ar~a, a pub,: and Dorothy and George Nisei Relays Benefit Dance IS be· Baba, soda!. 109 he ~d on Saturday. ~arch 11, Directors are Dorothy Baba, accordlOg to George FUJIta, chair· George Baba, Fred Dobana, Sam ma~ Of. the Los ~ngeles JACL Co- Itaya, Henry Kusama. Art Naka. ordtnattng CouncIl. In the past, shima. Yoshimi Terashlta. Lou e!lch member chapter of the coun' l Tsunekawa. Richard Yoshikawa, 011 was assessed a set amount and Duke Yoshimura.

San Luis Obispo (L installs Skip Salo

SANTA MARI1\.-Pat Nagano of Morro Bay, a past president 01 the San Luis Obispo J ACT., In-sts ned the 1961 oCCicers ot his chapter at Rick's Rancho restau-rant here last Saturdlly. Succeed· ing Ken Kitasako as president is Skip Sato of Arroyo Grande.

to nuderwrite the Nisei Relays.

However, the members o[ the council felt. that in ord,:r to gain Luncheon fashion added belter public understandmg o[ the

Other officers Utstalled were Mrs. Ken Kitasako. 1st v.p.: Kaz Ikeda, 2nd ".p.: Mrs, Aki Hayashi, sec.: Nadine Saruwalari. cor. sec.: Gilbert Kuramitsu, treas.; and Saburo Ikeda, .memb-at.-large,

ine;reasingly populaIl event and to to keg tourney schedule broaden the base of tlnancing, sponsorship of a public dance wa~ in order. The popular orchestra o[ Aaron Goma lez has been signed for the sports formal . stag-stagette social at the Old Dixie Ballroom.

Two JAOL members were cited for bringing honor to the Nisei. in the county. Pat Nagano is nOw serving on the San Luis Obispo County Grand Jury and Elllen Ki· shiyama is the honorary mayor of Baywood Park.

The benefit dance is being held on a coordinated basis with th .. forthcoming Nisei Relays Queen Contest and the 10th annual Nisei Relays. The track and field ex· trdvaganza is schedu led to teke place on Sunday. May 28 at the University High School athletic field in West Los Angeles, The Los Angeles City Finals takes place a week prior to the relays. thus opening the way Ior increased Nisei-Sansel athlete partlCipation In lhe JACL sponsored event.

Sponsors of the aforementioned events and members of the Los Angeles JACL Coordinating CoUn· cil are: D(>wntown, East Los An· geles, Hollywood, Pasadena, San Fernando Valley, Southwest Lo~ Angeles and the West Los Angeles J ACL chapters.

DETROIT NISEI LEADS

IN MICHIGAN STATE

BOWLING TOURNAMENT DETROIT,--,EIJI Shlbuta Tolled a sen9ationa l 1916 scries over the Jan. 14-15 weekend in the Mlohigan State Bowling Tournament to take Clrst place in the all-events. HI. scratch scores wcre 625 team, 625 doubles and 666 singles.

Thomas Fukuda has the tollrna' ment high sIngle game of 280, stal·t-ing with (I strike, sparIng lhe 7· pin left in tho second frame and linishlng with lO .Irlkes In " row

Japanese skiers

FOX RIVER GROVE, m.-Two Ja, !)anue youlhs, Kiyolako Sakal nn" Yuklo Knsuyn, both of Tokyo, com· peted tor th,· I1r~t time In th.· ~Qth onnulll Norge ski meet here ,run, 15 but went unpl"c(.'{1. Tho' had r~cord~d Jump" between t62 and 170 I.dl Tlw winni",! 10ill wo, lOG led.

Garden City golfers SAN JOSE.-BIll Wadu wu ,'h'rt~d pn'sld,'nl 01 lh~ Cm'dull City Gull Club . nccfl"llIuM llolJ SUlllo ul a rllcunt CIUCtlOll moellng,

SAN JOSE.-A luncheon fashion show will highlight the 15th an· nual National JACL Bowling Tour· nament to be beld under auspices of the San Jose J ACL on March 6-11, il was announced by l-lelen Hinaga, chairman of the event,

The slyle revue will be held on Wednesilay, March 8, at the Ha· waiian Gardens Terrace Room with the Lanz of California as its spon· sot. Miss Peppy Garner from Lanz of Cali!Qrnin will be commentator.

Assisting Miss H.inaga on her committee are:

Dorfs Ito and Mrs. Gordon Saka· moto, hospitality and reception: Ruby Seito and Satoko M\lne. mu· sIc and program; Mrs. Henry Nose, models; Fumy Inouye and June Ol.$uji, door prize and favors: Mrs. Tom Hayamizu and Mrs. Robert Okamoto, decorations and displays,

Mrs, Clal'k Taketa and Mary Ta-naka, pub. and llckels; Mrs , G\lnjl Togaml and Snchl Ikeda, invs,; May Kur3saki and Lit Hlnaga. gen arr.

Sansei acrobatic dancer

A social hour fOllnwed the din· ner and installation ceremony. In charge of table games were Misses Fusa Yamaguchi, Cbiyo Sakamoto and Nadine Sar~w·atari. Identifica-tion of baby pictures of J ACL members evoked protests and pro-vided the conversation for the balance "r the evening.

Giant daffodils were used for ta-ble decor Lhat were donated 1:Iy Ed Nakamura. Door prizes 01 flowering peach trees were donated by Richard Otsuji. An'angements [or the dinner party was made by Mmes, Mits Snnbonmatsu. Ken Kitasako and Skip Sato.

EXCLUSIVE BY OWNER A CHARMTNG HOME ON BEAUTI-ful proPC-(t)' , A gurdcnert's par.a.dlscl with (ru.it and sht,de trees-loc~ted In Long Beach in quiet secluded res .. identinl orca. 2 R·2 lots t l30xl30l.

appears at benefit revue ~::,f:~ . tnr;;~~1 ~~~cl()~Wl!~lr::,~n~.I:~ 'I'URLOCK C th Ok wanl to live together under separate . - a .v nmura' \ l'Oots or {or reli.rerncnt Income. Only daughler 9f Mr. and Mrs. George $25 000, Submit Down. Okamura. acllve COl'tCl' J i\CLers, ' performed on acrobatic dance al Wpitc Box 2233. Long Beach 1. Cal. the recent "TalenL. Unlimited". Phone HEmlock 7-29tl the .annual sc holarshIp benelit per· 01' GArfield 3-8600 (ol'mance sponsored by the local Soroptimlst. .. ........... ...-........ ' ------- -,~

Cathy, who hns appenred before -.. ............ ~ I. ... o~p~ In Sorrnmcnto, Lod!, StOl'k· WANTED lon, FrCNno !lnd Lo ~ Angeles I NisL'i Wcuk), is n student of June J McV,'y nnd hof'Cs to continue her studies Inlo dl'amnttcs and voice,

Drama director ll.OSEVlLLE.-Fronk Nimurn 01 AlOmis wn. named dlTector 01

Roseville Civic Thealer's noxt play, 'A Halful of Roio" to be .,Iaged

In Murch: The Plllcur Counly Nisei lUll Ihe I""d !'Ole of Snkhu In , locn1 protluclion or "'rcuhollst!' of ill!' AlIllu.t Moon" rocunl1)'

Farmers Co-Op

MANAGER By Cortez ero\l'''',,·S J\:::"I1 ., Turlock, CuIU, Ollt' at th~ oldclit. outstanding rnrmor~ co -op eiPl·cr~lIz.tnr. In grAptls. pCllcll('s. nlmondN Mt'lTIbcrshtp or JII" pnnt~(· Amerlcanl nnd CDucnRlnn~,

nl~r('~~:~rdic bnO:~~~~~nf~~U~!~en~':!~ bUIIII" .. "" oxparlonco. Must hnve Bbl!· ltv III IIRh:s, purchutlng PreviOUS b,"dncl~ o!\.1)orlrnCe n('C:~""'Uln' Ref It'q Snln-n' bnt'lC'd an e.xb. HaUling ("fin bl~ fln n,,.IH'd

C'cmtntl Ot"nrnl' "un"', cnTC! o( Cor .. l('7. CrO\\ll'rK "\IN n .. III .f, Ilox 1500, 'l'Ut'lnC'~ (·uHi. (or Intl',,"h:"" """"* .... ~ ............

SWALLY'S Whll not IIlLll~ VOliT rw:rt banquet willi tu

'I'IfIUW l\ N'Q I' T nonMa ""Ntt~ ' I ' CVlhIN" ~ Nt u. ... \HON,\Ul l Y. 1'1l.t(' IUt

()M.I. AN H·GlIM lall S. 1I0\" ,~. L,A, :!3 A( ~ "OHH .rnm\1 Ht!A tU.

dinner theme picked named outstanding by Chicago JACL ciliren of 1960 CH1CAGO.-'''{'hn Living Bridge" Is .the theme 01 the 1961 Brother. hoOd dinner to be spo/J!;ored b1' Ohicugo J ACL on Sunday, Feb. 20, 5 p,m" nt Ollvot Community Cen. tcr, 1441 N. Cleveland,

It was felt {hat JapaneSe Amerl· cnns have attnined a stntus where· by they are In n good poSition to help other groups In their adjust· ment to Ihe community, according to dinner committee chairman LIl· lIan Kimura. Jnpanese AmerIcans shl)uld serv" a "living bridge" to unl:Jerstanding between peoples,

KEARNY. N,J.-Mrs, Shlgo Mat~u· shlt.a 01 671 Fotest S1. has b~on named W".t Hudson County area's outstanding clftzen ot lIMlO. An awa~d was preBen!cd to htr Jar. 21 bY the We!! Hudson Chomtler of Commerce.

She Is president 01 the United WOlJTen's OrgonlZation ot the B0-rough F Irst PreSbyterian Church, Por many years she hus bedn Dctive In civic and social aLtolrs In the West Hudson area.

Mrs, Matsushila is the wife 01 Call~ornia-born Reo Matsushita, preSIdent 01 Norlt.~kc 00.. Nfl-\'( Y""k, Last year WDB their 25th wedding anntversary,

$Ince there Is a grent demand tot tlokets to the Brotherhood Din· ncr enoh year, early reservations ar" being urged. Tickets aTe S3 per person nnd r"'~rvation8 mny be made by "",lllng (he Midwesl JAOL omcc, 21 W. Elm St .. MO ,1-4382,

On the committee are: A:bl! HOllwarn. Su~y Snbu.nwz .. prog:.;

~~J;ItQ~~;:'D~l\~~v·ita~le,s:!~. ~:~~re

"A$ :on anniversary gilt he took me with him orr a buslr,es,: Imp to iJ'apon," she sotd. "While- he

Idid his business. I travelL'

At present she Is a member of the Kearny Women's Club boord

4-MCI"'C CI1"11bl'l I tfdily.tl,rUllty 10, 1961

By M«$IO Salow. N.tional JACL Diroe!or • • •

PRJ: WL'T OS 111'E 00

P". ,d.'nt frank Cbuman Is r~all,)' seWnll to d~lt:rr ~rsonJllv some material to l1y v alua ble to us would be a gross understate· m~, Daisy bas been the nicest t/IinjI Utat .... Pl'encd 10 Nal,onal lk,dquarter since oor mO\"lllS Int.o 'San Franpisco in 1:)53.

JIEMJIEL'IUU'·W1SI:

The San J",r Cbaptpr has plWird to an aU time member· mIP hillb this "" t lortnishl ,.1lile lamed. ;\br,.svill~ and ~r. ba.e ~fed laSI year. SlIbs&;tnUal fir I reports haH

8y the Board: Celltinued 'rom Ihe Front Page

Anauica .. this can be one of im· portant conlributions to our coon· ttt as it lee14 ways and means of. solvlnll 'a most dhtresslng s dal ftlatlonl prob~m in a dem cr.:,y. ~alnnan Shi, Wakam .. tsu wUJ

r~t1v~ our romplete cooperation towards making this project a Aeons.

..... ., AeUft Youths More emph.si, ",'ill be placed

OD OI'lIaa.l:zinll youth g r 0 UPS throughout the dJstrlct. Whether t!\Q' are called Jr. JACL or by ~ namu Is not Important. W~ ar~ aPflroarll,ln2 a pedod "'herdly thp S~n1d mUll soon ,t~p Into a more active tole In oontimJlnll and openlnl1 m 0 r e objectives 01 !!!r J A (' L-and

,'Um~ Irorn CIl)\'i , ('nrtez, F'orl l,u!1 1,,11 , ~'o", ler, :l1td·Columbln, PI" c e r, Poc~lell." and Twin Clltc • Of 7,066 members reporl. ed nalionaU.\·, t:!3Z "re lrum the ,'orth"m CUJlornlu,We.'krn Ne· \ada DC.

CII,,!,lcrs a re r~mlndl'd .,~, in tn rcnut nu~tnht r~hjps Vrom pLly In oro('r to ""·,,lid unciuc dcll'l.\'s in 1'1"0l Accordlog to ,'orman ;\1lncta wIlD i' haodl· im: the b3nqtJel, ad\"duce ticket.:; wll\ be on;alp shorlly through • IACL chapter represenlatives in the Bay area.

there are programs o( prime im· portance that JACL has nol eVCll scratched the surrace,

Abe Hal(iwara, who has ooen 'Ippolntcd the MDC Youth Group Chairman, has already had hi! commiltee well underway. He has takan a staU of Chicago .Jr, JACLers to Cleveland, Minneap-olis and Milwaukee to help those chapters organize their youth groups.

Cleveland, incidentally, was In· stalling Its tirst Jr. JACL oHicers on Feb, 4 along with their eh3p-ter oWeers.

Labor Day ;.y~kend wlll be 1m· portanl and exclLing [01' Ihe Mid· WC3t and Ea,lprn Distrlcls. 'l'hc EDC-MDC ,loin I Convention will be held. 10 MlnQeapol1s 00 Sept. 2, 3 and ~

The eonvenllon plans are well underway by the Twin Cille. have ""l'n h< It! .,1 th" Nnw ClnI' InUorr !.I'd In "1I~ndlnll itre I kNI "1 rnJlkr. thllir 1f'ICrvlltll"Jl') Nlt1J IJ,', 'I'yrutll twthlrds 'epresent. Ule 101nls from 20 chap-crs rcportlbll Irom the Northern :allfornla-Western Nt-vadJ :Jlstrlcl :OuncU mprlsed 01 2S ehaplers

IThe Dlreclor', Report nn page I conl"tns additional ligures.'

01 the cllthl chaplers willi more 'han 200 members, (Ill are in Ihe '1C·WNOC: Conlra Costn, E den Township, Marysville, Monterey °eninsula, Pincer COllnty, San f'rnncisco, San Jo.", Rnd Sonoma ::Qunly. Therc were 26 chupler. last venr with 200 members or more.

MallY 01 the ehllplers are in the .,roeess oC clearing up U,e 1961 memberShip cnmpalgn within this month nnd ne"l, to assure their members a (ull year's subscription to the Pocifle CItizen which accom' oanics the membership /rom 1961

Hollywood JACL sels installation dale

j NT,.' AN - Or~n~f' CnUJ1h IACI lvill h' tall Ihoir l!MIl : nnd !)r. Fr~ Kobayashi, pasl board choir· man. I .... 1 ...... .

Prewar Parlier Cl members invited to 25th Ann'y, banquet

PAR.l..IER - A complete tUI'ke,Y dinner, merry·maklng and 100al tolent arc on U,e menu for Ihe Parlier JACL's 25th Annlversnry ;tnd New Member Initiation par\y on Feb. 18 at the Parlier Central HIgh School banquet room.

The dinner will be prepared by the WomClI's AuJtiUary, the merry· mnking by local JACLers and the enterlainment by the "Shlrook> Quarlel", musical and skit I(rouos. Community singing and dancing will conclude the fesUvlties.

The 32 charter members as well as new members will be honored g u est s al this "homecoming" event. Those who were members

The Hollywood J ACL Is currently of Parlier J ACL of those pioneer undergolnJ( a mail ballot vote to years belween 1935 and 1942 have elect Its 1961 board of go\'ernors. been invited. J(engo Osuml and Chapler members nominated COl Harry Kubo are handUng the In. lIew lerms on the board arc tile vltations. Rev. Grorge AkI, Frank Kuma· I Osumi, cbapter president, an. mok>, A. my Ishll, Larry Nlshlb~ra . nouneed the lollowtng appoint. John EndD, Mrs. Mildred Mlya· ments: Bill Walamura, Tad Kane. hara, Ken Sa to, James Kondo and I moto, Communil.Y picnic to be held Hiros!ti Uratsu. Ar>rll 16 ; Fred Nagare, Bill TsujI,

Oflicers will be chosen (rom the JAOL booUt at the Buddhist Cburch rank. of the new and hnldovCl bazaar: Gerald Ogata ana Tom members of the board and in· TakRIn, float for American Legion stallation is sel fan 6 p.m. Satur· Roundup Parade. day, Mar. 4 al Ihe Los Felt. In appreciation lor usc of Ute ;\1ichaels restaurant, Lo. Feliz allO social hall And kllchen facilities, 'Rilhllr:;t Aves. In the. GriHith Park the chapter dOD~led a folding ban· area. quvt table to the 10C;l1 Buddll,lsl

MJwa 'Yan"molo b chairman 01 C1lUrclt . the ~~ per pet"on Lilet milluou din, I n con~lclera lion of c~onotnlc COil' Iter at whicll National JACJ., presi· ditions In this farming cOlt'\munil.Y, den I Frank Cbuman will be in· the chapler has cancolled lts an· stallatJon orUcer, Dooclng wiD nual movie bc.ncllt. round out the evanlng. The chapter Is sponsoring a

Aiding Mlwa In planning the Women's team in the forthcomins altair arl! Miki FukuShima, Mil· National JACL bowling tour/loment dred Miyahara, Blanche S!tiosakJ being held Mar. 6-11 al San Jose. and Fusae Yamada. Lcd by Capt. Sue MJyak~ . \Va, the

Reservallons arc being ae-cepted sqtr.ld consists DC Shlz Kimoto, by Miwn at NO 2-0316, Mike Suo Kiku Koga, Irene Kozukl and [to 7.u.ki al MA 6-3194 and Fred Taomac Okamura-all wives of ParUer at NO 1-0204. 1000 ClUb members,

Exciting research projects 01 ocean depths related by naval officer 10 O,e. JACLers

(We 'UI ve always welcomed detailed TCPOTts oj ·talks J)1'f?-sented at JACL chapter mecthlgs, even thougl. tile subject 11.(18 110 "Jal>a>lc,p allole." The flCllr-ral in/ormano" {mPflTLnd bll tI ... speaker heLp" to make' JACLrrs more awaTe oj the comUluuitu III which "'CII remdc-oup oj the lO po!i~)1 poiuts onunciated bu Nark",al JACL PrrBldcnt Frallk Clmman in I,is column last wcrk-EdiIO'l'.)

• BY EllUL\' IUGUCm

WASHINCTON. -An lUuslratcd talk on oceanography was the fea· tured event of the Washington, D.C. JACl" meetJng Jan . 28 at tho YWCA, Capt. C.C. Wilbur of the Navy's Progress Analysis Group IOld 01 the many areas of oceanic knowledge being e)(plored by thc Navy for BclenUlIc, mWtary, and economIc purposes. The talk, "Con, quest of In ncr Sapco," was accom· panied with beaulUul color .Ildes.

Captain Wilbur said thot the counlry's and thc world's luture may lie In knowledge and contra) o[ lhe wa ters, which eovcr Ihree· Iourths ot the earth·s surfacc. He said that so far, we know mor(' about the moon Ihan We do 01 the ocean depths ,

Some 01 tho exciting T conduclL-d by the Navy to remedy Ih(' sltuntlon were de-scribed by Wilbur, such as the ,ludlcs done by means or b3thy· ,capos that dCftccnd nearly 36,000 lOCI, and the "Mohole" project nellr Puerto Rico where nn ot, lempt Is being mlldo 10 sond A shall to the bOltom 01 Ihe sea, and complelely throullh the (Wl'lh'~ eru.1 for Ute IIrsl Ume,

Sc~rch for r'·l)I)tJ. jllln ... I, Wilbur h"ld tltol Navy .c1rnU.lt

"tp ill ~'" r pl',..lu~ UH' rnod ·h'·nri n~ po., IbUlllc~ "I Ih~ """, sU(lh a tlt~ U4r' 01 "III,'" and oll,er rro duo Wal mu.t ;.160 be fnund he ; .Id, 10 extract the cnormOlu i .. n'''m~ 1)1 mlner .. 1 thul ;Ire h. !l.en Wrli"t Hnd dC",lO!.ilrd em ON.;'" floor

1\ l t) In f l' Uhrtldrlnft . rtlulpPI',1 ',IIUh Inn" .. r:lnf;{f' fIll!.!,(I". II fl V ,. "Iu.,' ·d ., "la~llr;o1 , .. volultoo!" In HOITlur,', '"'C'lTIlhtll ('hl>t Wilbur , n.' "ntIJIII .. I'rd the "". ''n, !l ,(, .. clco(cYoshito Fujii, Heltaro Hiklda, Terumitsu Kano, Gcorlte Y. Kawa. chi, Yukio Kuniyukl, WillJam Y. Mlmbu, Dr. T,T, Nakamura, MJ· tsUl1i NOji, Toru Sakollara, Dr. Kay Toda, Paul Tomita and Dr. Ben Uyeno,

Fremont CL installs Kawaguchi pres.

FREMONT,-Kaz Kawaguchi was installed as 1961 chapter president ot Fremont JACL at a dinnl!r held Jan. 28 at Gondoller Restaurant In Newark. Henl'Y KalO, NC-WNDC chairman. \Vas instlllling olllccr.

Micbi Handa was cited as the chapter's outstanding member of 1960, James Seklgohama was pre. senled Ihe past president's pin.

Othor cabinet omcers elected were Hldco Nakano, i st v.p,: Bon Yamoglwa, 2nd V.p,: Fred Sakuda, tress,: Saehl Fudtmna, cor, soc.: IIHce Nakanlshl, rce, sec.; Sal Seklgaha",,,, hl8t,: MJohl Handll, social: Toyoko Yonekurll, pub,: Yu. t..~ka Handa, nIh, ; Ko •. Shlkano Yasuto 1 the occasion with Its usuai din, but it is 01 happy momenl to noll' that at least it has unified the lliinkinp and the great majority ." the First and Second Gencrallons 10 ignore the vaio attempt 01 thi. minority to waylay anything progressive. Cynicism is not con· structive criticism, but Tin Pan ~~y loses i\S judgment In the

"The Second Generation are not )rreverent o[ Ihe rea I old pioneers 01 this community aDd oC tho.IOm UI.,I the Hawllliam; have, the prcseotatloD of leis.

"And Ta.'Uke Yoma.!!at.~, who came an the wny trom H.awali to atlend the convenUon aod 10 eal Seattl@ salmon, brought t~e greetings 01 the HawaU Ci\'\t Association and two leis, wll,lch were presented 10 Takl and to Wylie Hemphill.

" Yamagat.a certalnQ' proved an InspiCatlon to the malnlaod delegates with hi.> mall,l' valuable sugge>lIoqs.

"Alld Fl"Om Yakima Vall_y came twcJ' crates of honey· dews to b CllioOl"'d "I 111(' «On· ventloll.

"Also> il e dwe;:at". ...ho wuuld have ne\'&I' rearhed Sealtie bad thpy COlnu III .Iohn',,,, Shhniw'. l"ord, a~ th~y first hld Vlalwed,

"\, \ "What's that" "Lotta Alll'lrsauce" "lndt,'(j nu. this I the d~' .;.'

leeted for till' Clhzc", colI\'elltl~u two yef1r~ hence.

• 'U Ang In 193~

"S r I II g )'lIur OWII drltlklllg wah!I' ilnd...l~t' see lh~ OlyntplOto; togctilor"

'11,. rOO'egol,,!: are some oJ W~I~\" ~ conllllenls, who Is nOI\' the editor 01 thu Engli sh Moilllcbl of TOKyo

I Wilh rcrerelle~ 10 , .. ,1 weck" "omm,nl In 'Lll'lng with Jt\CL" aboul n vlsl( of thl' ('ouricl' ·,met, Kldo wouldll'l I'QlDembor meet· \oJ: BUI BOlloknwa 1uring the IOJiI COllvcuUon beenll. e Bill did,,'l 1