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NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1962
Vol. XXVI.—No. 71
Made In Japan Crafts To Go
Ojibway s Decide To
Make Own Souvenirs
Dr. Hori
TORONTO, ONTARIO
ppeals Suspension
MONTREAL. — Vancouver- lege of Physicians and Surgeons gerously high number of opera
born Nisei, Dr. George Hori, of the Province of Quebec. It tions without adequate examina
that, he tion and refused the advise of
former director of Jean Talon was reported recently* 20
years
had been suspended for
Hospital, has appealed his sus but Dr. Hori declined to comment
It was also noted in the com
mission report that Dr. Hori had
TORONTO. — When tourists the old skills and got them to pension as a medical practitioner on this.
Dr. Hori and part of his staff without authorization paid out
visiting the Curve Lake Indian start producing items for sale. to the general council of the Col
were accused late last year of larse sums of money' to political
The older ones began to teach
Reserve store began turning their
holding
dangerous medical theo friend- and others in order to
noses up at Ojib way Indian sou the younger members of the band.
ries
and
conducting indiscrimin secure advantages for the hos“
It
is
surprising
how
the
younger
venirs made in Japan, Clifford
ate
operations
in a report com pital and enhance his own pres
ones
picked
it
up,
”
he
said.
Whetung decided the Indians had
piled
by
a
Quebec
inquiry eom- tige in the eyes of the public.
better start making some of their
He began an aggressive sales
mision.
Dr. Hori had profited from
campaign which saw the handi
own.
real
estate deals and purchases
crafts
offered
for
sale
in
area
He showed some of the results
The 22-page report charged
of
pharmaceuticals
besides beingstores
as
well
as
on
the
reserve.
of that decision this week at the
that dangerous medical theories in a position where no control
first public meeting of the tourist
“The sales outside actuallywere held at the 385-bed hospital could be exercised on his medical
industry committee of the Ontario brought more tourists to the reand
reproached a list of physi acts.
Economic Council at Queen’s serve looking for other items,” he
cians,
including Dr. Hori, for
of the
His profits on the
Park.
.
j said.
As committee members passed
wedding the scapel too easily* and hospital, which he owned, to the
Porcupine and birch-bark sew
a S3 5 multi-colored headdress ing boxes, moccasins, wood carv
on insufficient examinations.
non-profit organization which he
from hand to hand, Mr. Whetung, ings and quill pens are among
It was noted at the time of the controlled came to $2.30,000 on a
who operates a resort at the re the items made by* the Indians.
inquest
into the operations of the $600,000 deal.
serve 20 miles north of Peter [ He said they* either hunted the
hospital
and its staff that Dr.
borough, explaned the venture’s porcupines or used some of the
The commission also accused
Hori
was
tire most active doctor Senator Henri
hundreds killed by* cars on near
aims.
Courtemanche,
on the staff, performing a dan- who acted as legal counsel for
“It all started with the imports. by highways.
People would come into the store
William H. Cranston, commit
the hospital of taking large sums
for souvenirs but walked! away tee chairman, said a sizeable
of money for which the commis
when they saw they were made market exists for souvenirs and
sion described as being kickbacks
in Japan or Hong Kong,” said if local people took advantage of
for provincial government grants
Mr. Whetung. “The only way to it there would be no need to im
which he obtained for the hospi
overcome this was to start mak port from Japan.
tal.
ing them ourselves.”
Dr. Hori’s appeal to the gen
He invited Mr. Whetung to ex
Photo By Jimmie Kakutani
TORONTO.—A group of Ja eral council is against the find
Mr. Whetung said he started hibit his works at a special exhi
panese businessmen will arrive in ing of the college’s disciplinary*
the venture about a year ago bition of Ontario-made handi Vancouver Nisei Joins
Seattle tomorrow to begin a tour committee and he has the right
without government aid. He got crafts andl souvenirs planned for
Trade
Mission
To
ECM
of
Canada and the United States to appeal further to the civil
together some older members of the spring- of 1963 by* the Ontario
VANCOUVER.—Mr. J. Miya- as members of the 1962 Japanese courts, including the Supreme
the band who still had some of Government. He said the Govern
ment is also planning a contest zawa. Director' of Research and Trade Mission to North America. Court of Canada.
to encourage better souvenir de Education, I. W. A. for Western
Headed by Mr. Kyoichi Suzuki
Canada has left for a one month the mission was formed in the
sign.
trip with the member's of the foreign office in Tokyo last week.
Canadian Timber Trade Mission After the formation, Mr. Suzuki
St. Catharines Girl
to the European Common Market. told a press conference that the
Enroute to France, Holland, Bel main objective of this mission
Wins $500 Bursary
gium, West Germany and Italy, was to discuss Japanese export
TOKYO.—A young member of
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. — Mr. Miyazawa will first stop at items with Canadian and Ameri
TORONTO.—A two-man team
the Japanese Air Force ground Voted as the best all-round gra
Ottawa^ to join the 15-man team can trade officials and try to from the Fuji Television Com
crew recently attempted to visit duating studtent at St. Catharines consisting
of various industrial make them understand Japan’s pany* of Japan will arrive in Tor
his birth place in Manchuria by Collegiate. Miss Jessie Miyagawa representatives
across Canada.
side of the trade picture.
onto tomorrow night from Win
stealing a jet plane he knew noth was awarded a $500 per annum
The
mission
will
leave
Tokyo
nipeg
as they* continue their cross
Mr.
Miyazawa
is
the
only
la
ing about flying, it^was disclosed bursary for a three year course
sometime
todays
via
Northwest
Canada
jaunt gathering material
bour
member
on
this
mission,
at the Sendai district court this in Physiotherapy* at the Univer
Airlines and arrive in Seattle for a program on the Canadian
which
is
sponsored
by
the
Fe
week.
sity* of Toronto by the Women s
From Seattle way* of life to be shown on Fuji
The youth, Akihiro Takahashi, Auxiliary of the St. Catharines deral Department of Trade arid early’- tomorrow.
they
will
visit
Toronto,
Ottawa, Television’s six station network.
25, of the Matsushima Japanese General Hospital.
Commerce. The purpose of this
and
Montreal,
before
travelling
Air Force told the court, “I just
Among other things, the re
Miss Mivagawa is the second tour is to explore the expansion
wanted to visit Harbin, Manchu daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George of timber trade to the Common on to Chicago and other U.S. porter Mr. Hiroshi Seto and ca
cities.
ria, the place where I was born.” Miyagawa of St. Catharines.
meraman Ken Kojima will cover
Market.
as many aspects as possible of
Air force officials said Taka
hashi had no experience and knew
Japanese Canadian life.
absolutely* nothing about flying
A similar program is presently
the craft. He was confined to a
being filmed in the United States
mental mental hospital for obser
called “Now Americans Live”
brook and tributary.
vations.
ture
a
guess
as
to
how
many
which is to be shown in Japan
By NORMAN HACKING
The pink salmon, unlike the this fall.
spawning salmon there are in the
Atnarko" River, but unofficial sockeye, do not tui*n red, when
From The Province
Kelowna Girl Grad
estimates run as high as five mil-, their time comes to spawn and
VANCOUVER.
—
The-miracle
lion. Fish were counted moving die, so they do not make such a
Of Nursing Course
of B.C.’s salmon, which retain to up the stream at the rate of 300 spectacular sight as the sockeye
KAMLOOPS, B.C.—Miss Shir their native streams to spawn and a minute, and this was after 11 did in the Adams River in 1958.
ley Uyeyama of Kelowna, B.C. die, never fails to be impressive. million
had been netted by* com But when one realizes that the
was among 23 graduates of the
black mass of fish, sometimes
But when a stream is black mercial fishermen.
Royal Inland Hospital of Nurs with a churning leaping mass of
feet deep, extends up the
It was like the Biblical miracle seven
ing who received diplomas and mature salmon, numbered in the
river
for
at least 21 miles, the
Pins, and took the Florence uncounted millions, it is a scene of the spate of fishes. In a year immensity of the miracle can be
Nightingale Pledge to uphold the that may* be seen only* once in a when the expected bumper crop appreciated.
of Adams River sockeye breed of
ethics of their profession at the normal lifetime.
The pink is a small breed, aver
pinks or “humpacks” appeared aging about three and a half
graduation ceremonies held re
This week I stood on a steep in incredible numbers. So great
cently*.
bluff overlooking the remote At- is the pack, the chief worry* of pounds, although the males are
R-f.T. has graduated! 565 nurses narko River, a treasure house
much bigger than the females.
in 55 years of existence, includ that this year has yielded 11 mil the fishing companies now is The male, during spawning sea
where they* can find markets for son, develops a huge hump on his
ing this year’s 23 graduates.
lion pink salmon .worth nearly their bonanza.
back, giving the breed the popu
So million to B.C. fishermen. _
The
Atnarko
River
joins
with
lar name of “humpback” or
This is the largest run of pink
Red Skelton Plans
salmon ever recorded from the the Talchako River to form the “humpy.”
Bella Coola River at Stuie, about
On their way up the river, in
Movie In Japan
Atnarko, a tributary* ox the Bella 40
miles up from the village of their headlong rush to breed and
Coola
River.
All
this
fabulous
HOLLYWOOD. — Red Skelton,
Bella Coola. The Talchako is a die, the pinks pair off male and
one of America’s top comedians, catch was made in six weeks in glacial stream that spawns few female. The latter makes a nest
plans to make a movie in Japan the waters of Fisher Channel, fish. The Atnarko is ideal for with her tail in the gravel where
Golden. Anniversary
"’hen he completes his TV shows Fitzhugh Sound and Burke Chan spawning purposes. Gravel beds she deposits her eggs, while the
this season. He -will be through nel in the north central coast line its banks for 21 miles from male lingers about protectively.
NEW DENVER,
B.C.—Mr.
'nth his television shows in area.
{ Stuie to Lonesome Lake, seven After the eggs are laid, he ferti and Mrs. Tokiji Kiyono, aged 78
So great has been the run ot miles long. Even above the lake,
March and will be free until Sep
lizes them and that is the end of and 72 respectively, recently ce
.pink
salmon this season, that -0 there are spawning grounds.
tember, enabling him to make one
the life cycle.
lebrated their golden wedding
million fish have been caught in
picture at a time.
pink
salmon
All
their
energies
expended,
Normally*
the
anniversary
in New Denver.
Skelton has worked on his Ja B.C. waters north of Cape Cau spawn in a four mile stretch the fish lose the urge to live, and
Their
son,
daughter and five
tion
and
the
pink
pack
to
date
panese movie idea for some 10
above the forks of the Bella after a day or so they float down grandchildren, along with many
now
exceeds
the
previous
all-ume
years, rewriting the script many
Coola. This year they fill the the river to die on the banks. The friends attended a party held in
times. He has chosen a story high of 1-2 million cases estab river for 21 miles to the lake and
(Continued on page 2)
their honour.
called “Kasa-San” (Mr. Umbrel- lished in 1930.
overspill into every warbling
Trade Mission To
Visit Toronto
Planned To Visit
Japanese TV Program
Plans Canada Series
The Miracle of the B. C. Salmon
Fisheries experts will not. ven-
NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1962
Vol. XXVI.—No. 71
Made In Japan Crafts To Go
Ojibway s Decide To
Make Own Souvenirs
Dr. Hori
TORONTO, ONTARIO
ppeals Suspension
MONTREAL. — Vancouver- lege of Physicians and Surgeons gerously high number of opera
born Nisei, Dr. George Hori, of the Province of Quebec. It tions without adequate examina
that, he tion and refused the advise of
former director of Jean Talon was reported recently* 20
years
had been suspended for
Hospital, has appealed his sus but Dr. Hori declined to comment
It was also noted in the com
mission report that Dr. Hori had
TORONTO. — When tourists the old skills and got them to pension as a medical practitioner on this.
Dr. Hori and part of his staff without authorization paid out
visiting the Curve Lake Indian start producing items for sale. to the general council of the Col
were accused late last year of larse sums of money' to political
The older ones began to teach
Reserve store began turning their
holding
dangerous medical theo friend- and others in order to
noses up at Ojib way Indian sou the younger members of the band.
ries
and
conducting indiscrimin secure advantages for the hos“
It
is
surprising
how
the
younger
venirs made in Japan, Clifford
ate
operations
in a report com pital and enhance his own pres
ones
picked
it
up,
”
he
said.
Whetung decided the Indians had
piled
by
a
Quebec
inquiry eom- tige in the eyes of the public.
better start making some of their
He began an aggressive sales
mision.
Dr. Hori had profited from
campaign which saw the handi
own.
real
estate deals and purchases
crafts
offered
for
sale
in
area
He showed some of the results
The 22-page report charged
of
pharmaceuticals
besides beingstores
as
well
as
on
the
reserve.
of that decision this week at the
that dangerous medical theories in a position where no control
first public meeting of the tourist
“The sales outside actuallywere held at the 385-bed hospital could be exercised on his medical
industry committee of the Ontario brought more tourists to the reand
reproached a list of physi acts.
Economic Council at Queen’s serve looking for other items,” he
cians,
including Dr. Hori, for
of the
His profits on the
Park.
.
j said.
As committee members passed
wedding the scapel too easily* and hospital, which he owned, to the
Porcupine and birch-bark sew
a S3 5 multi-colored headdress ing boxes, moccasins, wood carv
on insufficient examinations.
non-profit organization which he
from hand to hand, Mr. Whetung, ings and quill pens are among
It was noted at the time of the controlled came to $2.30,000 on a
who operates a resort at the re the items made by* the Indians.
inquest
into the operations of the $600,000 deal.
serve 20 miles north of Peter [ He said they* either hunted the
hospital
and its staff that Dr.
borough, explaned the venture’s porcupines or used some of the
The commission also accused
Hori
was
tire most active doctor Senator Henri
hundreds killed by* cars on near
aims.
Courtemanche,
on the staff, performing a dan- who acted as legal counsel for
“It all started with the imports. by highways.
People would come into the store
William H. Cranston, commit
the hospital of taking large sums
for souvenirs but walked! away tee chairman, said a sizeable
of money for which the commis
when they saw they were made market exists for souvenirs and
sion described as being kickbacks
in Japan or Hong Kong,” said if local people took advantage of
for provincial government grants
Mr. Whetung. “The only way to it there would be no need to im
which he obtained for the hospi
overcome this was to start mak port from Japan.
tal.
ing them ourselves.”
Dr. Hori’s appeal to the gen
He invited Mr. Whetung to ex
Photo By Jimmie Kakutani
TORONTO.—A group of Ja eral council is against the find
Mr. Whetung said he started hibit his works at a special exhi
panese businessmen will arrive in ing of the college’s disciplinary*
the venture about a year ago bition of Ontario-made handi Vancouver Nisei Joins
Seattle tomorrow to begin a tour committee and he has the right
without government aid. He got crafts andl souvenirs planned for
Trade
Mission
To
ECM
of
Canada and the United States to appeal further to the civil
together some older members of the spring- of 1963 by* the Ontario
VANCOUVER.—Mr. J. Miya- as members of the 1962 Japanese courts, including the Supreme
the band who still had some of Government. He said the Govern
ment is also planning a contest zawa. Director' of Research and Trade Mission to North America. Court of Canada.
to encourage better souvenir de Education, I. W. A. for Western
Headed by Mr. Kyoichi Suzuki
Canada has left for a one month the mission was formed in the
sign.
trip with the member's of the foreign office in Tokyo last week.
Canadian Timber Trade Mission After the formation, Mr. Suzuki
St. Catharines Girl
to the European Common Market. told a press conference that the
Enroute to France, Holland, Bel main objective of this mission
Wins $500 Bursary
gium, West Germany and Italy, was to discuss Japanese export
TOKYO.—A young member of
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. — Mr. Miyazawa will first stop at items with Canadian and Ameri
TORONTO.—A two-man team
the Japanese Air Force ground Voted as the best all-round gra
Ottawa^ to join the 15-man team can trade officials and try to from the Fuji Television Com
crew recently attempted to visit duating studtent at St. Catharines consisting
of various industrial make them understand Japan’s pany* of Japan will arrive in Tor
his birth place in Manchuria by Collegiate. Miss Jessie Miyagawa representatives
across Canada.
side of the trade picture.
onto tomorrow night from Win
stealing a jet plane he knew noth was awarded a $500 per annum
The
mission
will
leave
Tokyo
nipeg
as they* continue their cross
Mr.
Miyazawa
is
the
only
la
ing about flying, it^was disclosed bursary for a three year course
sometime
todays
via
Northwest
Canada
jaunt gathering material
bour
member
on
this
mission,
at the Sendai district court this in Physiotherapy* at the Univer
Airlines and arrive in Seattle for a program on the Canadian
which
is
sponsored
by
the
Fe
week.
sity* of Toronto by the Women s
From Seattle way* of life to be shown on Fuji
The youth, Akihiro Takahashi, Auxiliary of the St. Catharines deral Department of Trade arid early’- tomorrow.
they
will
visit
Toronto,
Ottawa, Television’s six station network.
25, of the Matsushima Japanese General Hospital.
Commerce. The purpose of this
and
Montreal,
before
travelling
Air Force told the court, “I just
Among other things, the re
Miss Mivagawa is the second tour is to explore the expansion
wanted to visit Harbin, Manchu daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George of timber trade to the Common on to Chicago and other U.S. porter Mr. Hiroshi Seto and ca
cities.
ria, the place where I was born.” Miyagawa of St. Catharines.
meraman Ken Kojima will cover
Market.
as many aspects as possible of
Air force officials said Taka
hashi had no experience and knew
Japanese Canadian life.
absolutely* nothing about flying
A similar program is presently
the craft. He was confined to a
being filmed in the United States
mental mental hospital for obser
called “Now Americans Live”
brook and tributary.
vations.
ture
a
guess
as
to
how
many
which is to be shown in Japan
By NORMAN HACKING
The pink salmon, unlike the this fall.
spawning salmon there are in the
Atnarko" River, but unofficial sockeye, do not tui*n red, when
From The Province
Kelowna Girl Grad
estimates run as high as five mil-, their time comes to spawn and
VANCOUVER.
—
The-miracle
lion. Fish were counted moving die, so they do not make such a
Of Nursing Course
of B.C.’s salmon, which retain to up the stream at the rate of 300 spectacular sight as the sockeye
KAMLOOPS, B.C.—Miss Shir their native streams to spawn and a minute, and this was after 11 did in the Adams River in 1958.
ley Uyeyama of Kelowna, B.C. die, never fails to be impressive. million
had been netted by* com But when one realizes that the
was among 23 graduates of the
black mass of fish, sometimes
But when a stream is black mercial fishermen.
Royal Inland Hospital of Nurs with a churning leaping mass of
feet deep, extends up the
It was like the Biblical miracle seven
ing who received diplomas and mature salmon, numbered in the
river
for
at least 21 miles, the
Pins, and took the Florence uncounted millions, it is a scene of the spate of fishes. In a year immensity of the miracle can be
Nightingale Pledge to uphold the that may* be seen only* once in a when the expected bumper crop appreciated.
of Adams River sockeye breed of
ethics of their profession at the normal lifetime.
The pink is a small breed, aver
pinks or “humpacks” appeared aging about three and a half
graduation ceremonies held re
This week I stood on a steep in incredible numbers. So great
cently*.
bluff overlooking the remote At- is the pack, the chief worry* of pounds, although the males are
R-f.T. has graduated! 565 nurses narko River, a treasure house
much bigger than the females.
in 55 years of existence, includ that this year has yielded 11 mil the fishing companies now is The male, during spawning sea
where they* can find markets for son, develops a huge hump on his
ing this year’s 23 graduates.
lion pink salmon .worth nearly their bonanza.
back, giving the breed the popu
So million to B.C. fishermen. _
The
Atnarko
River
joins
with
lar name of “humpback” or
This is the largest run of pink
Red Skelton Plans
salmon ever recorded from the the Talchako River to form the “humpy.”
Bella Coola River at Stuie, about
On their way up the river, in
Movie In Japan
Atnarko, a tributary* ox the Bella 40
miles up from the village of their headlong rush to breed and
Coola
River.
All
this
fabulous
HOLLYWOOD. — Red Skelton,
Bella Coola. The Talchako is a die, the pinks pair off male and
one of America’s top comedians, catch was made in six weeks in glacial stream that spawns few female. The latter makes a nest
plans to make a movie in Japan the waters of Fisher Channel, fish. The Atnarko is ideal for with her tail in the gravel where
Golden. Anniversary
"’hen he completes his TV shows Fitzhugh Sound and Burke Chan spawning purposes. Gravel beds she deposits her eggs, while the
this season. He -will be through nel in the north central coast line its banks for 21 miles from male lingers about protectively.
NEW DENVER,
B.C.—Mr.
'nth his television shows in area.
{ Stuie to Lonesome Lake, seven After the eggs are laid, he ferti and Mrs. Tokiji Kiyono, aged 78
So great has been the run ot miles long. Even above the lake,
March and will be free until Sep
lizes them and that is the end of and 72 respectively, recently ce
.pink
salmon this season, that -0 there are spawning grounds.
tember, enabling him to make one
the life cycle.
lebrated their golden wedding
million fish have been caught in
picture at a time.
pink
salmon
All
their
energies
expended,
Normally*
the
anniversary
in New Denver.
Skelton has worked on his Ja B.C. waters north of Cape Cau spawn in a four mile stretch the fish lose the urge to live, and
Their
son,
daughter and five
tion
and
the
pink
pack
to
date
panese movie idea for some 10
above the forks of the Bella after a day or so they float down grandchildren, along with many
now
exceeds
the
previous
all-ume
years, rewriting the script many
Coola. This year they fill the the river to die on the banks. The friends attended a party held in
times. He has chosen a story high of 1-2 million cases estab river for 21 miles to the lake and
(Continued on page 2)
their honour.
called “Kasa-San” (Mr. Umbrel- lished in 1930.
overspill into every warbling
Trade Mission To
Visit Toronto
Planned To Visit
Japanese TV Program
Plans Canada Series
The Miracle of the B. C. Salmon
Fisheries experts will not. ven-
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THE
CANADIAN
Saturday, September 15. i
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I Dateline: WINNIPEG I Personal Notes
=
By WALLY SHIBATA
=
Marriages
Dates and Doings
Jr. YBA "Back To School" Dance Tonight
NEW BUSINESS: Min Fujita of Winnipeg has opened a new
TORONTO.—Skip the geome
HISAKI-HIRABAYASHI
No need to worry about J
gift shop in the-Polo Park Shopping Centre known as the Jade Gift
try
homework
and
set
yourself
on
to,
wear, for we’re sure von’
TORONTO. — Miss Jeannette
and Novelty Shop. It is located at 165 Polo Park next to the United
the
trail
to
the
Toronto
Buddhist
got
a brand new wardrobe I
Cigar Store. Phone number is 774-9890. Mr. Fujita states that he Setsuko Hirabayashi, daughter of Church for an evening of dancing
scnool
clothes.
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Noboru
Hirabaya
will specialize in imports of Oriental goods.
shi and Mr. Edward Junichi Hi away from' the regular routine.
Refreshments will be avaju
Have the time of your school
MIKADO: The originators of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera saki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kane- year right from the first, To-nite for those with hasty appetite
Co., of Savoy Theatre, London, will present the operetta, Mikado, kichi Hisaki were married on from 8:00 p.m., at the “Back To Ail that s necessary for rnenibj
on Oct. 2nd, and 3rd at the Winnipeg Auditorium. Tickets are now August 25, 1962 at the Japanese School” Dance being held by the is 50 cents and $1.00 for non. I
United Church with the Rev. M.
available at the Celebrity Box Office of the Hudson’s Bay Co.
Takada
officiating.
Reception Junior Y.B.A.
See you all there, TONIGHT
*
*
*
*
*
*
followed at the New Sea-Hi on
ALL-HAWAIIAN SHOW’: An. all-Hawaiian how direct from the Bathurst St.
Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu will be shown at the Winnipeg
Guest Speaker At Anglican Church Service
Auditorium on Sept. 22nd. The show will include hula dancing as
TORONTO.—St. Andrew’s Ja College in Halifax where he J
veil as other nativeHawaiian activities. Tickets are available at the Miracle.
panese
Anglican Church will wel further his studies.
|
Celebrity Box Office of the Hudson’s Bay Co.
come
the
Reverend
H.
Amagi,
The
service
will
be
an
Unia
*
*
continued from page one
who has just finished the sum Service starting at 11:30 AM I
JR. JCCA: Young JC’s are urged to keep physically fit by at
mer
course at the University of
tending the weekly sports activities, involving basketball, volley pink species has a short life and Michigan, at tomorrow’s service. cordially invitation is extendi
everyone interested in atld
ball, badminton, and othei' indoor sports, at the Hugh John Mac a merry one, with only a two- Rev. Amagi is on his way to King to
ing
the service.
1
year
cycle,
compared
with,
the
donald School on Friday, Oct. 13 from .7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Assistance is sought to look sifter this group and to come up four-year cycle of the sockeye,
with some new ideas. Contact Mr. Tucker Yamane or any member chum, coho and other Pacific sal JC Centre Acknowledges Special Donations
mon species.
of the MJCCA executive.
*
TORONTO. — The Japanese amount below, over and abov
The fry will descend the Bella
*
Canadian
Centre of Toronto their pledges on the occasion o
Coola
River
next
spring
in
the
BOWLERS AND SPARES NEEDED: Mixed Bowling League:
would
like
to acknowledge and the sod-turning ceremony.
•millions.
After
less
than
two
|
This league is still, short two players to fulfill the complement of 10
Dr, Misao Yoneyama $300., M
teams, and there is need for spares who can fill in when regulars years in mid-Pacific, .this year’s thank the following members
cannot attend the weekly session. Bowling takes place in the Bowla- brood will return in 1964 to re who have generously donated the Rikizo Yoneyama $200, Mr. SM
chi Karatsu 200, Mr. Yuji Sasai
drome on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. Those wishing to help us are asked peat the life cycle.
$10,
Mr. Yasuichiro Noda $20. 1
Biologists expected a good pink
to contact: Mr. George Nagasaka, GR. 4-2888 or write to 13 Kenneth
DRIVE SAFELY
run
this
year,
but
they
are
at
a
St., Winnipeg 19.
AND LIVE!
ISSEI BOWLING LEAGUE: The league has been relocated to loss to explain why ail previous
Polo Park at the Wassons Alleys, Sundays at 7:00 p.m. Word is that records should be broken. For
PAUL Y. TOKIWA,
bowlers and spares are needed. Contact: Mr. Tv Minamide VE some reason, conditions were
2-5252.
A
ideal for ocean survival, while
those same conditions ruined the
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
sockeye run.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Theoretically, with a huge
NOTARY PUBLIC
Bus. JA. 8-118S]
John S. Millar *
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1962
escapement this year,
there
Suite 600
Res. FU. 3-35451
221 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
11:30 A.M., English Language Service
15 King St. W;
should be another huge pink' run
EM. 3-5002
OX. 1-3388 (Res.)
Hamilton, Ont.
Sunday School
in- 1964, even larger than this
“The Rally Day''
year’s crop.
The Reverend Minoru Stophen Takada, B.A., B.D.
But fishermen, like farmers,
A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
701 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto
can never plan far ahead and
whether nature will repeat her
bounty, remains to be seen.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH 918 Bathurst St.
Who would! have thought two
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1962
years ago that the obscure .little
10:30 A.M.—Religious School
Atnarko River would produce
KING EDWARD HOTEL
11:00 A.M.—Morning Service
enough fish in 1962 to keep every
Rev. Newton Ishiura
\
cannery running to capacity and
SHERATON ROOM
2:00 P.M.—Japanese Language Service
pay off handsomely to fishermen
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
at 11^ cents a pound, while the
PROCEEDS TO BUILDING EXTENSION FUND
mighty Fraser, the world’s great
est salmon stream, has been a
FRI., SEPT. 2S
9:00 P.M.-l:00 A.M.
dismal failure.
Semi-formal
Professional Band
179 East Pender VANCOUVER 4, B.C. MU. 2-4641
Refreshments
UBS ANNIVERSARY DANCE
REAL ESTATE long & kami realty ltd
kami insurance agencies ltd
INS U R A N C E
d-l^ie l^amitalcaha.'ia^^' CYpress 9-5345
1171 Dunlop, North Burnaby
(or lecve message at AL. 5-1743)
res: HE. 3-3692
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
IKEBANA SHOW
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
(Japanese Flower Arrangement Show)
By Kin Izumi
and her students
LORD SIMCOE HOTEL
(salon B)
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1962
Owen'S
1:00-8:00 p.m.
Tea will be served
Demonstration
2:00, 3:00, 4:00 and 7:00 p.m.
JON ONODERA
proprietor
HU. 9-4654 — HU. 1-8805
(Business)
TYBS MOVIE NITE
(Residence)
540 Eglinton Ave. W.,
Toronto
WE SPECIALIZE IN GIFTWARES IMPORTED FROM JAPAN:
TABLEWARE OF PORCELAIN, GLASS, BAMBOO — LACQUERED WARES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS — HOUSEHOLD AND GARDEN ORNAMENTS —
SCROLLS AND FRAMED PICTURES — ORIENTAL JEWELLERY — TABLE
WARES FOR JAPANESE CUISINE — DOLLS AND DOLL CASES.
TORIC
OPTICAL
MAIL ORDERS ARE WELCOME SEND FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Paramount Gift Shop
Friday And Saturday
September 21 & 22
8 P.M.
Completely
Re-modeled
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
STORE HOURS: (Summer Schedule) Mon., Tues. &
9 a-m.—6 p.m. Thurs., Fri., & Sat. 9 a-m.—9 pan:
China House
RU. 1-9123
925 Eglint on W.
The most authentic Chinese Interior in N. America
(1 Block East, of Pape Ave.)
TELEPHONE HO. 3-7831
Toronto Buddhist Church
918 Bathurst St.
Admission: $1.00
<
Weddings — Banquets — Meetings
No Time Limit
118 West Hastings St,
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Two Dancing Halls now available
Air Conditioned — Parking
NEW
THE
CANADIAN
Saturday, September 15. i
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I Dateline: WINNIPEG I Personal Notes
=
By WALLY SHIBATA
=
Marriages
Dates and Doings
Jr. YBA "Back To School" Dance Tonight
NEW BUSINESS: Min Fujita of Winnipeg has opened a new
TORONTO.—Skip the geome
HISAKI-HIRABAYASHI
No need to worry about J
gift shop in the-Polo Park Shopping Centre known as the Jade Gift
try
homework
and
set
yourself
on
to,
wear, for we’re sure von’
TORONTO. — Miss Jeannette
and Novelty Shop. It is located at 165 Polo Park next to the United
the
trail
to
the
Toronto
Buddhist
got
a brand new wardrobe I
Cigar Store. Phone number is 774-9890. Mr. Fujita states that he Setsuko Hirabayashi, daughter of Church for an evening of dancing
scnool
clothes.
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Noboru
Hirabaya
will specialize in imports of Oriental goods.
shi and Mr. Edward Junichi Hi away from' the regular routine.
Refreshments will be avaju
Have the time of your school
MIKADO: The originators of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera saki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kane- year right from the first, To-nite for those with hasty appetite
Co., of Savoy Theatre, London, will present the operetta, Mikado, kichi Hisaki were married on from 8:00 p.m., at the “Back To Ail that s necessary for rnenibj
on Oct. 2nd, and 3rd at the Winnipeg Auditorium. Tickets are now August 25, 1962 at the Japanese School” Dance being held by the is 50 cents and $1.00 for non. I
United Church with the Rev. M.
available at the Celebrity Box Office of the Hudson’s Bay Co.
Takada
officiating.
Reception Junior Y.B.A.
See you all there, TONIGHT
*
*
*
*
*
*
followed at the New Sea-Hi on
ALL-HAWAIIAN SHOW’: An. all-Hawaiian how direct from the Bathurst St.
Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu will be shown at the Winnipeg
Guest Speaker At Anglican Church Service
Auditorium on Sept. 22nd. The show will include hula dancing as
TORONTO.—St. Andrew’s Ja College in Halifax where he J
veil as other nativeHawaiian activities. Tickets are available at the Miracle.
panese
Anglican Church will wel further his studies.
|
Celebrity Box Office of the Hudson’s Bay Co.
come
the
Reverend
H.
Amagi,
The
service
will
be
an
Unia
*
*
continued from page one
who has just finished the sum Service starting at 11:30 AM I
JR. JCCA: Young JC’s are urged to keep physically fit by at
mer
course at the University of
tending the weekly sports activities, involving basketball, volley pink species has a short life and Michigan, at tomorrow’s service. cordially invitation is extendi
everyone interested in atld
ball, badminton, and othei' indoor sports, at the Hugh John Mac a merry one, with only a two- Rev. Amagi is on his way to King to
ing
the service.
1
year
cycle,
compared
with,
the
donald School on Friday, Oct. 13 from .7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Assistance is sought to look sifter this group and to come up four-year cycle of the sockeye,
with some new ideas. Contact Mr. Tucker Yamane or any member chum, coho and other Pacific sal JC Centre Acknowledges Special Donations
mon species.
of the MJCCA executive.
*
TORONTO. — The Japanese amount below, over and abov
The fry will descend the Bella
*
Canadian
Centre of Toronto their pledges on the occasion o
Coola
River
next
spring
in
the
BOWLERS AND SPARES NEEDED: Mixed Bowling League:
would
like
to acknowledge and the sod-turning ceremony.
•millions.
After
less
than
two
|
This league is still, short two players to fulfill the complement of 10
Dr, Misao Yoneyama $300., M
teams, and there is need for spares who can fill in when regulars years in mid-Pacific, .this year’s thank the following members
cannot attend the weekly session. Bowling takes place in the Bowla- brood will return in 1964 to re who have generously donated the Rikizo Yoneyama $200, Mr. SM
chi Karatsu 200, Mr. Yuji Sasai
drome on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. Those wishing to help us are asked peat the life cycle.
$10,
Mr. Yasuichiro Noda $20. 1
Biologists expected a good pink
to contact: Mr. George Nagasaka, GR. 4-2888 or write to 13 Kenneth
DRIVE SAFELY
run
this
year,
but
they
are
at
a
St., Winnipeg 19.
AND LIVE!
ISSEI BOWLING LEAGUE: The league has been relocated to loss to explain why ail previous
Polo Park at the Wassons Alleys, Sundays at 7:00 p.m. Word is that records should be broken. For
PAUL Y. TOKIWA,
bowlers and spares are needed. Contact: Mr. Tv Minamide VE some reason, conditions were
2-5252.
A
ideal for ocean survival, while
those same conditions ruined the
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
sockeye run.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Theoretically, with a huge
NOTARY PUBLIC
Bus. JA. 8-118S]
John S. Millar *
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1962
escapement this year,
there
Suite 600
Res. FU. 3-35451
221 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
11:30 A.M., English Language Service
15 King St. W;
should be another huge pink' run
EM. 3-5002
OX. 1-3388 (Res.)
Hamilton, Ont.
Sunday School
in- 1964, even larger than this
“The Rally Day''
year’s crop.
The Reverend Minoru Stophen Takada, B.A., B.D.
But fishermen, like farmers,
A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
701 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto
can never plan far ahead and
whether nature will repeat her
bounty, remains to be seen.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH 918 Bathurst St.
Who would! have thought two
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1962
years ago that the obscure .little
10:30 A.M.—Religious School
Atnarko River would produce
KING EDWARD HOTEL
11:00 A.M.—Morning Service
enough fish in 1962 to keep every
Rev. Newton Ishiura
\
cannery running to capacity and
SHERATON ROOM
2:00 P.M.—Japanese Language Service
pay off handsomely to fishermen
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
at 11^ cents a pound, while the
PROCEEDS TO BUILDING EXTENSION FUND
mighty Fraser, the world’s great
est salmon stream, has been a
FRI., SEPT. 2S
9:00 P.M.-l:00 A.M.
dismal failure.
Semi-formal
Professional Band
179 East Pender VANCOUVER 4, B.C. MU. 2-4641
Refreshments
UBS ANNIVERSARY DANCE
REAL ESTATE long & kami realty ltd
kami insurance agencies ltd
INS U R A N C E
d-l^ie l^amitalcaha.'ia^^' CYpress 9-5345
1171 Dunlop, North Burnaby
(or lecve message at AL. 5-1743)
res: HE. 3-3692
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
IKEBANA SHOW
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
(Japanese Flower Arrangement Show)
By Kin Izumi
and her students
LORD SIMCOE HOTEL
(salon B)
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1962
Owen'S
1:00-8:00 p.m.
Tea will be served
Demonstration
2:00, 3:00, 4:00 and 7:00 p.m.
JON ONODERA
proprietor
HU. 9-4654 — HU. 1-8805
(Business)
TYBS MOVIE NITE
(Residence)
540 Eglinton Ave. W.,
Toronto
WE SPECIALIZE IN GIFTWARES IMPORTED FROM JAPAN:
TABLEWARE OF PORCELAIN, GLASS, BAMBOO — LACQUERED WARES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS — HOUSEHOLD AND GARDEN ORNAMENTS —
SCROLLS AND FRAMED PICTURES — ORIENTAL JEWELLERY — TABLE
WARES FOR JAPANESE CUISINE — DOLLS AND DOLL CASES.
TORIC
OPTICAL
MAIL ORDERS ARE WELCOME SEND FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Paramount Gift Shop
Friday And Saturday
September 21 & 22
8 P.M.
Completely
Re-modeled
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
STORE HOURS: (Summer Schedule) Mon., Tues. &
9 a-m.—6 p.m. Thurs., Fri., & Sat. 9 a-m.—9 pan:
China House
RU. 1-9123
925 Eglint on W.
The most authentic Chinese Interior in N. America
(1 Block East, of Pape Ave.)
TELEPHONE HO. 3-7831
Toronto Buddhist Church
918 Bathurst St.
Admission: $1.00
<
Weddings — Banquets — Meetings
No Time Limit
118 West Hastings St,
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Two Dancing Halls now available
Air Conditioned — Parking
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THE
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Japanese Judo Standards Few Players, GoaHe Still Sought
Rapped By Top Judoist Nisei Hockey Gets Underway Oct. 7th
TORONTO.—Two new teams “A” at 5 and Mickey Sato against mashita. Ray Hinatsu, Fred Ni
“Katame-waza” too, and you were created at the recently held team “B” at 6 p.m.
(From JUDO TIMES’)
shimura. Dan Higashi. Tom OriExhibition games will also take da, Bob Tanaka. Ryoji Kaji.
TOKYO.—Upon observing the should not rely on just one tech meeting of the executives of the
European judo picture, H. Michi- nique. Instead you should take Toronto Nisei Hockey League. place on the 14th and 21st with Howie Nakamura, Ken Iwai.
Teams from last year will re
o-?mi, 7th-dan, warned Japanese each situation as it comes, seek However, a few more players, the first league game on October
your
opportunity
and
counter
plus
a
goal
keeper
are
still
re
°S
main
the same:
iudo circles that; “Although we
your
opponent
’
s
move.
This
is
the
quired
to
fill
out
a.
14-man
roster
.Following
are
the
names
of
the
MAIN
ALTO BODY: Roy Koba
can endure the winning of the
world judo championships by An way in which to develop world for each club. Therefore, anyone new players and the team to yashi. Gen Hamada. Sho Mori, Al
Masukawa, John Hamada. Jack
ton Geesink of Holland' once, if judo and its techniques to a 16 years of age or over still wish which he has been assigned:
heads of the Japanese judo world higher level. In this manner you ing- to play in the Nisei loop is TEAM “A”: Frank Murata. Tanaka. Ken Edamura, Tom Ta
do not consider the fact that judo will also gain respect from the asked to call. Al Masukawa at Harry Murakami, Hideo Higashi, kemura, Dave Uchikata. Dava
abroad is advancing in'every di world judo circle as a truly out PL. 0-668T or Rick Matsumoto Archie Matsumoto, Roy Tanaka, Ono, Dave Ishikawa, Kay Higa
at HO. 5-4501.
Art Tani. Don Kohara, Jerry Oye, shi. Pee Wee. Furukawa, John Torection and if they neglect fur standing world champion.”
Ron Tanaka, James Ebata, Danny hana, Jack Ashizawa.
Geesink
readily
grasped
the
The
league
will
commence
on
ther studies of the art, in ways
of self-righteousness and ^exclu ideas expressed by Michigami Sunday, October 7th with exhibi Kaji, Sam Terashita (goalie). KOMORI AUTO BODY: Rick
sivism, not only will the world and showed his abilities when he tion games between: Alain Auto Ken Yabu.
Matsumoto. Bob Masukawa. Bob
title of judo be gone from. Japan was matched with Kerr of Eng Body and Komori Auto Body at TEAM “B”: Mitch Akiyama, Miwa. Major Fukumoto. Chuck
for ever, but even the initiative land, who had trained at Kodo- 4 p.m., Yamada against team Gary Watte, Al Watte. Fred Ya- Saito, John Kitamura, Wayne Ki
of the great art will be trans- kwan for two or three years.
mura, Lloyd Ono. Paul Tokiwa,
Roy Orida. Mas Mori, Fat Kita
fered to other countries and Ja Within three seconds of the re
mura, Jerry Yamashita Dennis
pan will become a laughing stock feree’s signal to start, Kerr tried
to wrestle Geesink. However,
Masuda.
before too long.”
YAMADA STUDIO: Ted Kaki no,
Michigami, wrote these words Geesink, countered with his- HariMel Tsuji. Bob Nishikawa, Ken
in his letter from Tulon, France, Tsurikomi-Ashi and won the
Kanda, George Wakayama, Geo.
dated June 21, 1962 to Mr. M. match. This splendid waza ex
TORONTO.—The annual Labor two day event went to Mort Baba, Ray Tani. George Shimono.
Inamoto of the All Japan Jitsu- pressed his real strength as the
Day tournament of the Toronto Charles with a 153. He also took Ron Yoshiki, Terry Nakamura,
gyo Judo League after he had champion.
Michigami also touched upon Nisei Golf Club saw the most the Club championship award for Brent. Yasuda. Tom Sumi. Bert
travelled extensively and made
serious observations throughout the Soviet Union’s judo in part successful tourney ever held with the low gross average on the Nasu. Bob Yoshiki.
Europe. He especially pointed out of his letter. He mentioned the more than 150 taking pa/> in the year.
MICKEY SATO: Satch Fujimoto,
the advancement of the art of fighting spirit of the Soviet ju two day affair.
The low gross net for Mon George Anzai. Dave Takeshima,
The weather was ideal and day’s tournament went to Kiyo Rich Yoshida. Harold Baba, Jim
judo made by Geesink at the doka even though their techni
European Judo
Championship ques had not reached a very high turnout was 100 per cent and al Tamura with a 67.
Tokiwa. Peter Sasaki, Tak Tana
matolr this spring in Essen, West level as of yet. But he noted that ready the Committee- is planning
Ernie Wright was also awarded ka, Sam Tanaka, Paul Idenouye,
their physical strength obtained for- an even better- season in 1963.
Ken Fukumoto. Terry Hamawaki,
Germany.
the Senior’s trophy.
by
training
with
a
mixture
of
Ernie
Wright,
veteran
golfer
Fred Kurisu, Al Lewis.
“Geesink has absolute confi
The prize winners of the re
wrestling,
sanbo
and
judo,
was
with
a
handicap
of
eight
and
If any of the above players
dence in his judo, plays within
spective flights are as listed be feel that they will definitely not
manager
of
the
Olympia
bowlingtremendous.
his pace and wins on schedule (in
He concluded his impressions establishment, won the “A” flight low: “A” Flight: Ernie Wright, be. playing- this year please call
the time alloted). . .” Michigami
Katz Nakashima, George Ogino, Al Masukawa or Rick Matsumoto.
of the Soviet team with these laurels with a net 141.
wrote.
Howie Nakamura, Willie Tateishi,
Sam
Hagino,
president
of
words:
“
I
wonder
how
Japanese
When Geesink told him that
Paul Toyonaga, Michi Ashikawa, Illllllllillllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllil 11
from now on he (Geesink) was judoka will cope with the Soviet Bestway Cleaners and active Monk Tanaka, Tak Hayashida,
going after each match with noth judoka’s fighting spirit and their Board member of the Japanese Eddie Nobuto and Mort Charles.
Centre, was the best in
ing but the “nage”, Michigami hard attacks. I am rather anxious Canadian
the
“
B
”
Flight
with a net of 135.
“B” Flight: Sam Hagino, Frer Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
advised him, “It is all right for to see in the future how they will
Kobayashi,
Ken Bain, Tets Ikeda, TORONTO NISEI I0-PIN LEAGUE. Fri
Satch Fujimoto, a member of
you to go after the match in that hand the Japanese judokas, whose
Tomio
Nishikawa,
Fuku day. Sept. 7, Men: Ken Izumi 616 (248,
manner since you have mastered physical inferiority was described the Nisei Hockey League and moto, Carl Uchikura,Mush
flossy
Fu 2.13), Terry Doi 555; Maw Mori 539, Sub
by
someone
as
“
ozashiki-judo
”
—
only .in his second year as a
the art, with daily training. But
Miike 535, Ken Doi 532. (206), Les Doi
kumoto,
Ken
Nagasaka,
Fred
golfer,
walked
away
with
the
“
C
”
parlor
judo
of
Japan.
”
in judo there’s “Nage-waza” and
532, Don Martin 52.2 (201), Ken MoritnuMiyasaki,
Shig
Onizuka.
flight trophy with a 132 net.
au 521 (200). Ed Utsunomiya 518 (201),
Ed
Nakamura 509.
“
C
”
Flight:
Satch
Fujimoto,
Herbie Tanaka, a veteran
Ladies:
Marie Kobayashi 506. Kay
golfer from Montreal compiled a Toki Toyama, Kaz Sato, Tootsie Okuhara
474,
Shirley Miyasaki 474, Sally
net score of 144 to take home the Yamamura, Mike Endo, Yo Ka- Hatanaka 439, Marge Izumi 439, Terri
guchi, Tosh Iwai, Jack Ono, Bob Yamanaka 438, Shirley Tanaka 430, Pat
visitors “A” flight laurels.
Ono 428.
The low gross honors for the Turner and Yosh Sugimura.
TORONTO NISEI TEN PIN SUNDAY
SAN JOSE, Cal.—Jackie Ro Fame, rated Vaughan Takaha as
MIXED LEAGUE. Mon: S. Mitsuki 551
binson, of the old Brooklyn the outstanding player in the Rain Washes Out Nisei Tennis Play-off Matches
(205), T. Wakabayashi 543, Yosh Murata
Dodgers and first Negro in Ma Little League World Series held
542 (205), Yukio Murata 541 (219), T,
could
be
said
between
Evelyn
TORONTO.—Rain washed out
Fujimoto 526, J. Morita 524, J, Nishimura
jor League baseball who was re in Williamsport, Pa. recently.
Sugiura and Barb Peters. All 524,
Takaha
was
a
member
of
the
all
matches
of
tire
Nisei
Tennis
H. Hamade 519, T. Aihoshi 518
cently enshrined in the Hall of
Moreland' Little League All-stars Open the past weekend. Hopes of eyes will be on the “B” men s (24 4), T. Fujioka 510 (2.00), T. Doi 503,
Tsuchiya 503.
of San Jose who won the worlds completing the finals of both “A” singles where all contenders are J. Ladies:
M. Mitsuki 482, G. Wfakida
chaffing
at
the
bit.
Veterans
Ya
championship over eight other finals in Men’s and Ladies’s
458, D. Hastings 442, N. Fujimoto 438,
teams including clubs from Ja singles also vanished as Stan Ni su Nobuo ka and George Sasaki L. Coombs 420, C. Doi 415, V. Yoshida
shimura and Chic Yanagisawa, plaving solidly in the “B” doubles 409, I. Hamade 405, F. Hayakawa S.401.A.
pan and Canada.
Takaha pitched the victorious defending champs have previous have made the finals while other
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ing
if
out
for
the
other
berth.
Barrister & Solicitor
Keggers Sought For
team, as well as playing short finals will be held Sunday fol
Action will get under way 9 A.M.
lowing.
stopNisei 10-Pin Loop
Cameron, Weldon
In spite of the absence of the Sunday in all events.
“He has all the moves. If he
TORONTO.—Any new bowlers
as he should, he could “A” ’s there should be plenty of
Brewin & McCallum developes
interested
in bowling in the Sun
excitement
as
the
“
B
”
’
s
and
have a fine future in professional
Rain
Stalls
Nisei
372 Bay St.
—
Toronto
day
Nisei
Mixed Majors league
“
C
”
’
s
head
for
the
stretch.
Tire
baseball,” Robinson was quoted
is
asked
to
please phone Haru
most
evenly
matched
field
will
EM. 3-4391
as saying.
Baseball Play-offs
Kondo, LE. 5-0569 or Sally Abe,
be vieing with each other for the
TORONTO. — Rain cancelled OX. 1-7850 after 6:00 p.m. The
crowns. The “C” mens singles
pitts reliable Dave Stock against last week’s first game of the league gets underway on Sept.
hammering Mac Hamada, the Toronto Nisei Baseball League 16. 1:00 P.M. at Olympia Ed
winner taking on Elmer Nishimo finals at Ted Reeve between Main wards.
to in the finals. The Ladies “B” Auto Body and Yamada Studio
should be a toss up between with the score reading 6-4 in fa
Agnes Shimono and Carrie Iwa vour of the Photographers.
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series underway again tomorrow
at Ted Reeve starting at 9:30 a.m.
Nisei Labour Day Golf Tournament Huge
Success; Plans Underway For Next Season
KEG NEWS
Jackie Robinson Claims Sansei
Has Major League Potential
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Japanese Judo Standards Few Players, GoaHe Still Sought
Rapped By Top Judoist Nisei Hockey Gets Underway Oct. 7th
TORONTO.—Two new teams “A” at 5 and Mickey Sato against mashita. Ray Hinatsu, Fred Ni
“Katame-waza” too, and you were created at the recently held team “B” at 6 p.m.
(From JUDO TIMES’)
shimura. Dan Higashi. Tom OriExhibition games will also take da, Bob Tanaka. Ryoji Kaji.
TOKYO.—Upon observing the should not rely on just one tech meeting of the executives of the
European judo picture, H. Michi- nique. Instead you should take Toronto Nisei Hockey League. place on the 14th and 21st with Howie Nakamura, Ken Iwai.
Teams from last year will re
o-?mi, 7th-dan, warned Japanese each situation as it comes, seek However, a few more players, the first league game on October
your
opportunity
and
counter
plus
a
goal
keeper
are
still
re
°S
main
the same:
iudo circles that; “Although we
your
opponent
’
s
move.
This
is
the
quired
to
fill
out
a.
14-man
roster
.Following
are
the
names
of
the
MAIN
ALTO BODY: Roy Koba
can endure the winning of the
world judo championships by An way in which to develop world for each club. Therefore, anyone new players and the team to yashi. Gen Hamada. Sho Mori, Al
Masukawa, John Hamada. Jack
ton Geesink of Holland' once, if judo and its techniques to a 16 years of age or over still wish which he has been assigned:
heads of the Japanese judo world higher level. In this manner you ing- to play in the Nisei loop is TEAM “A”: Frank Murata. Tanaka. Ken Edamura, Tom Ta
do not consider the fact that judo will also gain respect from the asked to call. Al Masukawa at Harry Murakami, Hideo Higashi, kemura, Dave Uchikata. Dava
abroad is advancing in'every di world judo circle as a truly out PL. 0-668T or Rick Matsumoto Archie Matsumoto, Roy Tanaka, Ono, Dave Ishikawa, Kay Higa
at HO. 5-4501.
Art Tani. Don Kohara, Jerry Oye, shi. Pee Wee. Furukawa, John Torection and if they neglect fur standing world champion.”
Ron Tanaka, James Ebata, Danny hana, Jack Ashizawa.
Geesink
readily
grasped
the
The
league
will
commence
on
ther studies of the art, in ways
of self-righteousness and ^exclu ideas expressed by Michigami Sunday, October 7th with exhibi Kaji, Sam Terashita (goalie). KOMORI AUTO BODY: Rick
sivism, not only will the world and showed his abilities when he tion games between: Alain Auto Ken Yabu.
Matsumoto. Bob Masukawa. Bob
title of judo be gone from. Japan was matched with Kerr of Eng Body and Komori Auto Body at TEAM “B”: Mitch Akiyama, Miwa. Major Fukumoto. Chuck
for ever, but even the initiative land, who had trained at Kodo- 4 p.m., Yamada against team Gary Watte, Al Watte. Fred Ya- Saito, John Kitamura, Wayne Ki
of the great art will be trans- kwan for two or three years.
mura, Lloyd Ono. Paul Tokiwa,
Roy Orida. Mas Mori, Fat Kita
fered to other countries and Ja Within three seconds of the re
mura, Jerry Yamashita Dennis
pan will become a laughing stock feree’s signal to start, Kerr tried
to wrestle Geesink. However,
Masuda.
before too long.”
YAMADA STUDIO: Ted Kaki no,
Michigami, wrote these words Geesink, countered with his- HariMel Tsuji. Bob Nishikawa, Ken
in his letter from Tulon, France, Tsurikomi-Ashi and won the
Kanda, George Wakayama, Geo.
dated June 21, 1962 to Mr. M. match. This splendid waza ex
TORONTO.—The annual Labor two day event went to Mort Baba, Ray Tani. George Shimono.
Inamoto of the All Japan Jitsu- pressed his real strength as the
Day tournament of the Toronto Charles with a 153. He also took Ron Yoshiki, Terry Nakamura,
gyo Judo League after he had champion.
Michigami also touched upon Nisei Golf Club saw the most the Club championship award for Brent. Yasuda. Tom Sumi. Bert
travelled extensively and made
serious observations throughout the Soviet Union’s judo in part successful tourney ever held with the low gross average on the Nasu. Bob Yoshiki.
Europe. He especially pointed out of his letter. He mentioned the more than 150 taking pa/> in the year.
MICKEY SATO: Satch Fujimoto,
the advancement of the art of fighting spirit of the Soviet ju two day affair.
The low gross net for Mon George Anzai. Dave Takeshima,
The weather was ideal and day’s tournament went to Kiyo Rich Yoshida. Harold Baba, Jim
judo made by Geesink at the doka even though their techni
European Judo
Championship ques had not reached a very high turnout was 100 per cent and al Tamura with a 67.
Tokiwa. Peter Sasaki, Tak Tana
matolr this spring in Essen, West level as of yet. But he noted that ready the Committee- is planning
Ernie Wright was also awarded ka, Sam Tanaka, Paul Idenouye,
their physical strength obtained for- an even better- season in 1963.
Ken Fukumoto. Terry Hamawaki,
Germany.
the Senior’s trophy.
by
training
with
a
mixture
of
Ernie
Wright,
veteran
golfer
Fred Kurisu, Al Lewis.
“Geesink has absolute confi
The prize winners of the re
wrestling,
sanbo
and
judo,
was
with
a
handicap
of
eight
and
If any of the above players
dence in his judo, plays within
spective flights are as listed be feel that they will definitely not
manager
of
the
Olympia
bowlingtremendous.
his pace and wins on schedule (in
He concluded his impressions establishment, won the “A” flight low: “A” Flight: Ernie Wright, be. playing- this year please call
the time alloted). . .” Michigami
Katz Nakashima, George Ogino, Al Masukawa or Rick Matsumoto.
of the Soviet team with these laurels with a net 141.
wrote.
Howie Nakamura, Willie Tateishi,
Sam
Hagino,
president
of
words:
“
I
wonder
how
Japanese
When Geesink told him that
Paul Toyonaga, Michi Ashikawa, Illllllllillllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllil 11
from now on he (Geesink) was judoka will cope with the Soviet Bestway Cleaners and active Monk Tanaka, Tak Hayashida,
going after each match with noth judoka’s fighting spirit and their Board member of the Japanese Eddie Nobuto and Mort Charles.
Centre, was the best in
ing but the “nage”, Michigami hard attacks. I am rather anxious Canadian
the
“
B
”
Flight
with a net of 135.
“B” Flight: Sam Hagino, Frer Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
advised him, “It is all right for to see in the future how they will
Kobayashi,
Ken Bain, Tets Ikeda, TORONTO NISEI I0-PIN LEAGUE. Fri
Satch Fujimoto, a member of
you to go after the match in that hand the Japanese judokas, whose
Tomio
Nishikawa,
Fuku day. Sept. 7, Men: Ken Izumi 616 (248,
manner since you have mastered physical inferiority was described the Nisei Hockey League and moto, Carl Uchikura,Mush
flossy
Fu 2.13), Terry Doi 555; Maw Mori 539, Sub
by
someone
as
“
ozashiki-judo
”
—
only .in his second year as a
the art, with daily training. But
Miike 535, Ken Doi 532. (206), Les Doi
kumoto,
Ken
Nagasaka,
Fred
golfer,
walked
away
with
the
“
C
”
parlor
judo
of
Japan.
”
in judo there’s “Nage-waza” and
532, Don Martin 52.2 (201), Ken MoritnuMiyasaki,
Shig
Onizuka.
flight trophy with a 132 net.
au 521 (200). Ed Utsunomiya 518 (201),
Ed
Nakamura 509.
“
C
”
Flight:
Satch
Fujimoto,
Herbie Tanaka, a veteran
Ladies:
Marie Kobayashi 506. Kay
golfer from Montreal compiled a Toki Toyama, Kaz Sato, Tootsie Okuhara
474,
Shirley Miyasaki 474, Sally
net score of 144 to take home the Yamamura, Mike Endo, Yo Ka- Hatanaka 439, Marge Izumi 439, Terri
guchi, Tosh Iwai, Jack Ono, Bob Yamanaka 438, Shirley Tanaka 430, Pat
visitors “A” flight laurels.
Ono 428.
The low gross honors for the Turner and Yosh Sugimura.
TORONTO NISEI TEN PIN SUNDAY
SAN JOSE, Cal.—Jackie Ro Fame, rated Vaughan Takaha as
MIXED LEAGUE. Mon: S. Mitsuki 551
binson, of the old Brooklyn the outstanding player in the Rain Washes Out Nisei Tennis Play-off Matches
(205), T. Wakabayashi 543, Yosh Murata
Dodgers and first Negro in Ma Little League World Series held
542 (205), Yukio Murata 541 (219), T,
could
be
said
between
Evelyn
TORONTO.—Rain washed out
Fujimoto 526, J. Morita 524, J, Nishimura
jor League baseball who was re in Williamsport, Pa. recently.
Sugiura and Barb Peters. All 524,
Takaha
was
a
member
of
the
all
matches
of
tire
Nisei
Tennis
H. Hamade 519, T. Aihoshi 518
cently enshrined in the Hall of
Moreland' Little League All-stars Open the past weekend. Hopes of eyes will be on the “B” men s (24 4), T. Fujioka 510 (2.00), T. Doi 503,
Tsuchiya 503.
of San Jose who won the worlds completing the finals of both “A” singles where all contenders are J. Ladies:
M. Mitsuki 482, G. Wfakida
chaffing
at
the
bit.
Veterans
Ya
championship over eight other finals in Men’s and Ladies’s
458, D. Hastings 442, N. Fujimoto 438,
teams including clubs from Ja singles also vanished as Stan Ni su Nobuo ka and George Sasaki L. Coombs 420, C. Doi 415, V. Yoshida
shimura and Chic Yanagisawa, plaving solidly in the “B” doubles 409, I. Hamade 405, F. Hayakawa S.401.A.
pan and Canada.
Takaha pitched the victorious defending champs have previous have made the finals while other
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ing
if
out
for
the
other
berth.
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Action will get under way 9 A.M.
lowing.
stopNisei 10-Pin Loop
Cameron, Weldon
In spite of the absence of the Sunday in all events.
“He has all the moves. If he
TORONTO.—Any new bowlers
as he should, he could “A” ’s there should be plenty of
Brewin & McCallum developes
interested
in bowling in the Sun
excitement
as
the
“
B
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’
s
and
have a fine future in professional
Rain
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“
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s
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for
the
stretch.
Tire
baseball,” Robinson was quoted
is
asked
to
please phone Haru
most
evenly
matched
field
will
EM. 3-4391
as saying.
Baseball Play-offs
Kondo, LE. 5-0569 or Sally Abe,
be vieing with each other for the
TORONTO. — Rain cancelled OX. 1-7850 after 6:00 p.m. The
crowns. The “C” mens singles
pitts reliable Dave Stock against last week’s first game of the league gets underway on Sept.
hammering Mac Hamada, the Toronto Nisei Baseball League 16. 1:00 P.M. at Olympia Ed
winner taking on Elmer Nishimo finals at Ted Reeve between Main wards.
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at Ted Reeve starting at 9:30 a.m.
Nisei Labour Day Golf Tournament Huge
Success; Plans Underway For Next Season
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To Lay I THE NEW CANADIAN
Cost of ™tic and grouting r±^eS'““ ”2? te p» °®» ^«., T^1
VANCOUVER.
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a^fob^a/S “ 'S.?e IarSe mat ^
mic tile, once a job for the pro paper backing.
and tools will bring the° cost to
fessional, is being taken over by
The. mastic, in various sized* about 81-20 a square foot for the
the do-it-yourself homeowner.
cans,
is -applied to the clean, dry first job.
The ceramic tile is smart, dur
surface
with a trowel. Then the.
When the wall is covered, the
able, comes in a wide variety of
mats
are
applied to the tacky tile surface is plastered with a
colors, glazed and unglaaed, and
most important, is easy to apply. surface, starting from the ground grouting compound which fills up
up. The mastic is extremely ad
This type of tile has always hesive and the“final bind is vir the spaces between each indivi
been a favorite, but it was too tually impossible to break loose. dual tile.: This compound is then
scoured off, leaving the tiled sur
expensive ,the individual squares
Cost is about on a par with its face clean and with a profession
were too large, and the laying o:
the tile was difficult, complicatec competitors, with about 95 cents al look.
The ceramic tile is easy to keep
and required an experienced set a square foot as an average price
for good quality tile.
ter.
clean, as it washes freely.
Ottawa,
and for payment -of postage in cash.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
T. UMEZUK1, Publisher
RICK MATSUMOTO
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mic tile will shove out the now Winter Olympics in Banff, Al tional Park.” “It is not generally 3IRL for drY cleaners. Part or full time, Health
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years.
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CAPABLE young men withfe^TJ
The purpose of the meeting Olmpics constitute a major mrob- nPP y Siarj: Hollywood, 38 Apex Rd. experience
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for stockroom or finish^
transportation, feeding 7^7^^
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and claims the customer will al was to consider the Report pre le^
ways buy ceramic when faced pared by Dr. H. P. Oberlander,
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Alans
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holding
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in foot square mats. These mats
uPP L ^rry Starr Custom Shirts, dous possibilities for advancement A-bese
Olympics
at
Banff
National
ply Jerry Starr Custom Shirts 431 p-t
Davis and Mr. Kerndhan for the 431 Richmond St. W. (Toronto)
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Resources
Minister
OPERATORS
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Ten Charred Bodies
Found In Smoking Villa Japanese Scholar Claims There
Are Two Types of Americans
LAKE YAMANAKA, Japan.—
The bodies of 10 persons charred
TOKYO.—A Japanese scholar
beyond recognition were found who spent a year in the United 4niencans—-^eoPb who glorify
this week in the smoking ruins of States says that there ai*e two the U.S. as “God’s own country.”
A . typical straight ‘
a mountain villa near this scenic kinds
of
Americans:
the the late John Foster American:
Dulles. A
summer resort lake at the foot “straight” and the “oblique.”
straight
school:
Ohio
State Uniof Mount Fuji.
The scholar, Makuto Oda, ex versity.
Police said some of the bodies plains his theory in the current
Oblique America is said to be
appeared to have head injuries issue of the magazine “Chuomade up of doubters, compromibut the cause of death could not koron”:
be determined.
I Straight America is typified1 bv sers, and those who do not re
Officers were reported- investi- I LHe Midwest. This category is gard Communism as an unmitigating two possibilities—mass raid ^ include a majority of grated evil. Among obliques inKennedy Administration:
murder and arson, or accidental* _______ __________ __________ ‘
U.b.
Ambassadors
Edwin O
fire while the victims were in a -'■■"
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in
Ja^an,
and John
drunken stupor.
Kenneth
Galbraith,
in
India
Ob
Police at Fuji Yosliida city said
lique
schools:
Harvard
Univer
a party of 10 employees of two
sity, M.I.T.
local bars had been missing since
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Cost of ™tic and grouting r±^eS'““ ”2? te p» °®» ^«., T^1
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il
a^fob^a/S “ 'S.?e IarSe mat ^
mic tile, once a job for the pro paper backing.
and tools will bring the° cost to
fessional, is being taken over by
The. mastic, in various sized* about 81-20 a square foot for the
the do-it-yourself homeowner.
cans,
is -applied to the clean, dry first job.
The ceramic tile is smart, dur
surface
with a trowel. Then the.
When the wall is covered, the
able, comes in a wide variety of
mats
are
applied to the tacky tile surface is plastered with a
colors, glazed and unglaaed, and
most important, is easy to apply. surface, starting from the ground grouting compound which fills up
up. The mastic is extremely ad
This type of tile has always hesive and the“final bind is vir the spaces between each indivi
been a favorite, but it was too tually impossible to break loose. dual tile.: This compound is then
scoured off, leaving the tiled sur
expensive ,the individual squares
Cost is about on a par with its face clean and with a profession
were too large, and the laying o:
the tile was difficult, complicatec competitors, with about 95 cents al look.
The ceramic tile is easy to keep
and required an experienced set a square foot as an average price
for good quality tile.
ter.
clean, as it washes freely.
Ottawa,
and for payment -of postage in cash.
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Bradford, Ont.
ceptance of ceramic tile is gath
JUDO INSTRUCTORS
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California originals Ltd. 116 Spa- phcant must be black belt 2nd dUX
Hal Paradise, a Vancouver
or higher Out of town inquiries
building supplier predicts cera yarding the holding of the 1968 Olympics are held in Banff Na- dmq Ave~ Phone EM- 3-6515 (Toronto). 1 w . a^ePted, good salary and ho^
Wnte. or phone for aopointment
mic tile will shove out the now Winter Olympics in Banff, Al tional Park.” “It is not generally 3IRL for drY cleaners. Part or full time, Health
Clubs c/o-WmMi^
dominant plastic tile within five berta, were held' this week in realized,” said Mr. Dinsdale, |^one
6-1007 (Toronto)
years.
l^V
of large YOUNG girls for general-factory work' PL °9n-4486. r" °rOnt° 16’ Ont
Ottawa.
He feels there is no comparivTOtvas which would attend the
sewing machine operating.'
CAPABLE young men withfe^TJ
The purpose of the meeting Olmpics constitute a major mrob- nPP y Siarj: Hollywood, 38 Apex Rd. experience
. son between the two products,
for stockroom or finish^
transportation, feeding 7^7^^
area) or - phone department, English speakina
and claims the customer will al was to consider the Report pre le^
ways buy ceramic when faced pared by Dr. H. P. Oberlander,
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and housing. We are moving for----------------- -. a V 5°°d potential, permanent position
General Consultant of the De- I ward to solving these problems bv
stenographer-bookkeeper, far Apply McGregor Hosiery Mills Ltd. 30
with an informed choice.
Spadina Ave. (Toronto)
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HAND CUTTER for'^T^E;
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inch and three-quarter inch sizes on the matters to be settled and to be undertaken.”
tom
shirt company in Canada, tremen
Alans
to
be
made
for
holding
needle operators for fine men’s
_ Those present included Mr. Ed
in foot square mats. These mats
uPP L ^rry Starr Custom Shirts, dous possibilities for advancement A-bese
Olympics
at
Banff
National
ply Jerry Starr Custom Shirts 431 p-t
Davis and Mr. Kerndhan for the 431 Richmond St. W. (Toronto)
can be applied in :-their shipped Park in February 1968.
mond St. W. (Toronto)
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Calgary Olympics Development
size, or cut into any size wished.
Resources
Minister
OPERATORS
to
sew
collars
on
fine
Each individual small square is Dinsdale, said that “the meeting Association, Dr. H. P. Oberlander,
APP^ Jerry Starr Custom
Help Wanted
General Consultant, and officials Shirts, 431 Richmond
St. W. (Toronto)
was extremely useful in coming of
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eBUUrces
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1968 Winter Olympic
Ten Charred Bodies
Found In Smoking Villa Japanese Scholar Claims There
Are Two Types of Americans
LAKE YAMANAKA, Japan.—
The bodies of 10 persons charred
TOKYO.—A Japanese scholar
beyond recognition were found who spent a year in the United 4niencans—-^eoPb who glorify
this week in the smoking ruins of States says that there ai*e two the U.S. as “God’s own country.”
A . typical straight ‘
a mountain villa near this scenic kinds
of
Americans:
the the late John Foster American:
Dulles. A
summer resort lake at the foot “straight” and the “oblique.”
straight
school:
Ohio
State Uniof Mount Fuji.
The scholar, Makuto Oda, ex versity.
Police said some of the bodies plains his theory in the current
Oblique America is said to be
appeared to have head injuries issue of the magazine “Chuomade up of doubters, compromibut the cause of death could not koron”:
be determined.
I Straight America is typified1 bv sers, and those who do not re
Officers were reported- investi- I LHe Midwest. This category is gard Communism as an unmitigating two possibilities—mass raid ^ include a majority of grated evil. Among obliques inKennedy Administration:
murder and arson, or accidental* _______ __________ __________ ‘
U.b.
Ambassadors
Edwin O
fire while the victims were in a -'■■"
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in
Ja^an,
and John
drunken stupor.
Kenneth
Galbraith,
in
India
Ob
Police at Fuji Yosliida city said
lique
schools:
Harvard
Univer
a party of 10 employees of two
sity, M.I.T.
local bars had been missing since
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
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earlier in the week after leaving'
NOTARY PUBLIC
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for a drive to a lakeside villa.
Office Hours Saturday
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October to April Inclusive
being engulfed by oblique Ame
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