Pacific Citizen
Vol. 43 No. 25
December 21, 1956
Pacific Citizen Staff
President's Corner by Dr. Roy Nishikawa: Christmas Thoughts
New Holiday Issue Feature: Old-Timers in JACL
Very Truly Yours by Harry K. Honda
Perspectively yours, by Jerry Enomoto: Shades drawn for last time on 14th Biennial
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Bill Hosokawa: Changing Perspectives
Ishihara had plenty to say on any subject but himself
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Larry Tajiri: Immigrants and an Incredible Law
Ishihara: Talks on any subject under the sun but about himself (cont.)
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...alien land law (cont.)
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Ken Utsunomiya: a legacy of courage and faith
Nisei to head Hilo detective bureau
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Utsunomiya (cont.)
Observation by Saburo Kido: Interest of other Asian ancestry groups in United States necessary
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Six San Franciscans Named for 20-year JACL Service Honors
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Immigrants and an Incredible Law (cont.)
San Francisco (cont.)
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Rise and Fall of the Alien Land Law! Why civic-minded Nisei fought for Prop. 13 -- Yes
Issei immigrants inherit animosity
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Golden West's anti-Japanese law (cont.)
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Los Angeles Newsletter by Henry Mori: L.A.'s old-timer still sees future for JACL
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Fowler Story: How a Community Grows
Self-Preservation Principle Used to Oust Issei Farmers
19 Issei pioneers feted by JACLers
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Made Batteries for Autos Once to Establish Garage
Fowler Issei Story: From Stoop Laborers To Shopkeepers
JACL chapter in community focus
First Issei citizen served in 1st War
Community -- (cont.)
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Community Public Relations at Its Grandest Peak
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Fowler Nisei Story: Share in Civic Affairs
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Fowler JACL well integrated in community life, only in 5th year
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Nisei Honor Roll of Servicemen
Fishing main recreation for Fowlerites
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Parlier Introduces Charter 'Old Timers'
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Parlier Chapter Old-Timers (cont.)
Bill Yamauchi -- Ruby Pin Holder, Outstanding Pocatello JACL-er
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Sonoma County CL Proud of 3 Accomplishments
Sonoma's Auxiliary provided feminine touch for Chapter
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Staging Fashion Show Top Auxiliary Activity
Mother's Day tea-fashion seen as Salt Lake Auxiliary's best
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Fruit-Stand Pay Unlike Days of Yore -- Nisei Earn $118 Weekly
Nisei Union Executive Hinted
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1956 JACL Officers
1000 Club Derbey Winner, Roy Inouye of San Luis Valley Active in Community
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Ushio Brothers -- Shigeki and Jim: Brothers served as Mt. Olympus chapter president, IDC chairman
Venice-Culver Recalls Role of Inagaki in Local Chapter Affairs
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Parlier CL Establishes Scholarship Award
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Detroit Chapter Celebrates 10th Anniversary During '56
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Over 20 Separate Activities Enjoyed by Salt Lake CL-ers
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Mt. Olympus JACL Recalls Issei Appreciation Night
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Junior JACL Program Expanding. Sr. & Jr. Tri-Villes push social and welfare projects
Some active junior groups keep mum of past year's record
St. Louis Jr. JACL Program Prepares Youth for Chapter
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1956 Honor Roll of Nat'l 1000 Club
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The Whing-Ding
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Milestone in '57
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Holiday Issue Short Story: The Widower
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Holiday Issue Short Story: The Widower (cont.)
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Philadelphia JACL preparing for 10th anniversary in '57
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Seabrook hosting EDC confab in April top '56 activity
Cincinnati CL slowly mixing in community
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San Diego JACL To Host Next PSW District Session
Six San Diegans cited for interest
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Washington, D.C., chapter clebrates 10th ann'y
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'Mr. Selma JACL' Honors Accorded to George Abe
Livingston-Merced Boasts of CL-er in State Assembly
1958 reunion of Nisei veterans planned
Japanese Cookery Book Available at $1
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Monterey CL's Auxiliary Winds Up Active Year
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Two Names Nisei Shouldn't Forget: Takimoto, Yokoyama pioneered Nisei movement in U.S. during dark days of anti-Japanese prejudice
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Pasadena JACL comes of age with community service
Key events mark San Luis Valley CL in Colorado
Program Told by Twin Cities UCL
Sonoma County Report -- (cont.)
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One chapter (Cortez) so well esteemed members unafraid to push fund drives
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Spider Thread
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Salt Lake Old-time JACLers Show Variety in Backgrounds
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Salt Lake Old-Timers (cont.)
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Four Salt Lake Old-Timers (cont.)
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Six old-timers keep fire of Seattle CL spirit aglow
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Seattle Old-Timers (cont.)
Fowler Letter (cont.)
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Proposition B (cont.)
Prop. 13 eliminates law in '56 election
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Sou'wester by Tats Kushida: Profile of a String
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Profile of a String (cont.)
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Family man Yukus Inouye active in CL, farming
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Washington Newsletter (cont.)
Oakland war brides organize new group
Six Southland co-eds vie for beauty title
U.S. Printing Industry Protests Japan Work
Dr. George Takahashi: Sacramento's Ardent JACL-er One of Twelve Takahashis
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U.S. can't afford muddling on Bonin Is.
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Growing Up
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Growing Up (cont.)
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Growing Up (cont.)
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E.L.A. enjoys hectic & happy year of events
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Very Truly Yours (cont.)
ELA Report (cont.)
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