Page 1
L In A Mississippi Courtroom With
P
Bv WILLIAM MARUTANI
I
Nisei Civil Rights Lawyer
£ nPTEYNS __ Imagine yourself a volunteer
f 7
Nm-rh who is defending a local Negro
ESppi town as a civil rights activist engaged
^‘voter registration.
_
iwh Hie case is handed to you with little
' “See (the afternoon before trial), the more
l into the facts, the more you became conP
L charge of grand theft is ludicrous.
have hopes that the judge,
training, will agree with you and toss
H °Ut
THE COURTROOM
L vou walk into the courtroom the following
L ‘with vour verv worried client, yo.u find
seating and behind the judge there, is dis-
A Nisei Civil Rights Lawyer
played one of the most beautifully put together flags
you have ever seen, its fresh colors shimmering' in the
morning light: it’s the Confederate flag.
_ And somehow, your previous evening’s hopeful at
titude toward your client’s chances becomes somewhat
subdued and you begin to have the uneasy feeling that
maybe the dice are not exactly loaded in your favor.
Figuring that it might be deadly to have a local
jury pass upon your client’s innocence, you have de
cided that this is no time to be standing upon the Con
stitutional right of trial by jury. So you decide to sub
mit your previously prepared motion to the judge to
waive a jury on the defendant’s behalf ; you" also
hand His Honor .a supporting legal memorandum that
not only- can this be done but also that the judge may
properly’- grant such motion under the law.
In short order, your motion for waiver is denied.
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NOW. THE JURY
So you turn to the task of selecting a jury. And, as
usual, you go largely by instinct, hoping you’re less
wrong than right.
You carefully’ scrutinize each juror as he’s, called,
paying attention even to the name for a clue of ethnic
origin, and while looking casual as possible you never
theless watch him as he rises, walks toward the jury
box and you quickly note his dress.
But above all, when he is seated you study his face
as you pose questions to him, his eyes, his mouth, his
expression, his reactions—desperately seeking a clue,
a nuance, a nod, a manifestation of some manner or
attitude; if a juror has aplnched expression, you figure
he lacks compassion—and compassion is one thing ydu
surely need here. So you exercise one of your preemptory challenges and remove that juror.
(Continued on Page 8)'
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CENTENNIAL
YEAR
1867—1967
No. 29
EXPO 67
APRIL 28—OCT. 27
An Independent Organ far Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1967
Toronto. Ont
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of
Pacific Citizen. In hi
editorial column in the J ACL.
organ, dated March 24, Honda
revealed this news thusly
Some time ago a high school
student in Berkeley asked for in
formation on Sen. Dan Inouye
for a class paper. She said there
ipanese To
wasn’t anything on him in the
public library. We replied sug
gesting she write to the Senator
rad Carp To
and he responded quickly and
Infreal Expo '67 included an autographed photo
graph, which she will treasure.
TQKYO. — Some 150 fancy: -The student’s thank-you letter
girill be given to Expo 67 (which is always ..nice to. receive)
Sits successor, Osaka’s Expo said Sen. Inouye’s book, “Jour
fish are red, white and ney to Washington,” is being
published April 17, by the Pren
^colored, and were raised in tice Hall.
gOsaka and Nara prefectures.
The next day, Allan Beekman
They will be shipped to Mon- of Honolulu sent a story from
the Advertiser (March 19) writ
later this month.
by John Moore of their
guter Expo 67 is over, the ten
Washington Bureau who was pergwill be presented to a mu- mitted to peek at the last two
KM1 park in Montreal.
pages of the book in galley
proofs.
Moore says it’s an inspiring
book,
dedicated to his 2%-yearSpana Trips
old son Danny Jr. It is unique
in that Inouye consulted no one
III In Head"
except Lawrence Elliot, a New
^URSIDE, Calif.—A Univ- York -writer, in the -writing of
& of California chemist says it. Even Mrs. Inouye, the Sen
Offects of smoking baked ba- ator’s wife, won’t know what's
peels, the latest rage in it until she reads it. “When
she does, she probably will be
sg the hippies, are all in the moved
to tears. So will the Sen
ator
’
s
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. HyJunji Kumamoto, of the
otaro
Inouye,
of Honolulu,”
pity’s agriculture departMoore
comments.
ffisys the only substance in
Inouye said he rejected sev
®eels even slightly narcotic
g®yl acetate, sometimes used eral offers' to publish his auto
^®t, and it evaporates when biography when he first came to
Washington in 1959 because he
5*Peel is baked.
113v’ he contends, any narco- thought it was presumptuous to
write one then when he was only
■fect is probably imagined.
34. But the arrival of his son
made a difference, so he said yes
ese To Make
a year ago.
He began to dictate into a tape
recorder .at his Bethesda home —
1?^'
The Japan Mono- not even stopping for lunch at
L??’ -,^^ start sale of one stretch — for a total of 18
less nicotine and hours. He always worked at
. i tall, and is even plann- home. He and Elliot collaborat
synthetic cigaret- ed by mail to trim the book down
scmexime next vear.
’ ' to a tight 297 pages, about half
LS1-1011 is understood to of the original length.
^he apparently :
i lheory linking nico*lung cancer.
^Vr61*65 are &enj
10
str°ng and rohetj?lgher content of
DON MILLS, Ont.—The Cenand tar.
tennial project of General B.akcontent of nico- eries features a So,000 essay con
® t>^n0P^ Corp said, test,
open to all Canadian pri
^SLV2s in the case of mary and secondary school stu
&ten‘ t e“(es’ a?ainst 1.3 to dents.
| 1 iOr American cigaretThe theme of the company’s
project
centres around the histo
iciS tar content in Jaric emblems that each of Can
^Vtes 15 25 milligrams ada’s provinces bear. In addition
T against 20 milli- to the contest, school book-covers
। - ^ American cigarette. and plaques — both of which
O autobiography of Senator
Onouye of Hawaii, the first
gto become a national lejiaFor, will be published on
pt 17 by Prentice-Hall, acMjin<r to Harry Honda, editor
Membership Drive
Goal From May 8
T0R0NT0.—With a $2,000. goal, the Toronto
Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association’s 196768 Membership Drive will officially open on May
8th, it was announced at the local chapters month
ly meeting this week. Last year almost 1,000
members joined.
Under Drive Chairman, A. Nishimura, the as
sociation will hold weekly work-nights each Mon
day evening from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. The group
expressed the hope that many Toronto J.C.’s
would volunteer their services in mailing and
addressing, etc.
A special Lifetime Membership has been in-
stituted this year. This will cost $50. Regular
membership fee will again be 85. per married
couple and $3. for single.
Other items discussed .at this week’s meeting'.
as reported by T. JCCA Recording Secretary
Fumi Sasaki, included the following:
The Immigration Committee has been meeting
every month with the various, sub-committees,
such as Liaison, Social, and Public Relations be
ginning to function on their own activities. T.
Umezuki has notified the Japanese Immigration
services of the Toronto JCCA Immigration committee and its progress, together:, with useful in
formation for the benefit of
prospective immigrants from Ja
pan. During the Welfare report,
it was mentioned that a young
MONTREAL.—Mr. Shinpei Kasakura, 34, of Montreal has Nisei invalid is .in dire need of
living accomodations during his
been awarded a Medical Research Scholarship enabling him to period of convalescence. This
conduct independent research at the Royal Victoria Hospital, matter will be directed to the at
Eighteen other Quebec residents were also awarded similar tention of the Toronto Japanese
Welfare Committee.
scholarships.
The scholarships are for three years with a provision for a
A report from the Centennial
two-year extension. A $5,060 grant is provided the first year in Committee’s Roy Sato covered
addition to salaries in accordance with experience and qualifi- progress being made on the var
ious programs such as the July
cations.
1st parade float, the recording
of Canada Ondo by A. Nishihama, the Centennial kimonos as
well as the Centennial Dance.
TOKYO. — Fill your face in lead to ulcerous conditions.
smiles, grin from ear to ear—
Happiness depends on how we
In the field of inter-ethnic
laugh yourself into better humor. face our troubles. Laugh your
activities,
two local JCCA repre
Dr. Hiroshi Motoaki, professor troubles away, give your face a
sentatives
will be registered as
at Waseda University in Tokyo, smile-massage, the professor ad
delegates at the Human Rights
advises that laughter excites the vises.
Conference on Sunday, April 16th
spirits and makes one happy.
Try it, he says, and you will at the Inn on the Park. Among
He notes that tears do not roll have the last laugh.
guest speakers will be Pierre
down our cheeks when we be
Berton, and a member of the
come sad. It is the act of crying
Panel
discussion on “Canada’s
that makes us sad.
.
Immigration Problems” will be
Laughter is the best medicine
National JCCA President Ed
—three laughters a day keep the
ward Ide. On March 10th at the
doctor away.
Main
Street School Open House,
In Japan, a young girl is said
the
local
chapter was fortunate
to laugh on the slightest excuse,
in
receiving
assistance from Miss
going into uncontrollable fits of
T.
Oikawa,
Miss K. Takimoto,
TOKYO.
—
Fuji
Communica
laughter, at the sight of rolling
Mrs.
S.
Nikaido,
Mr. K. Hama
tions
has
shipped
an
electronic
chopsticks.
zaki,
and
Mr.
M.
Nishi who de
Japanese-English
translator
for
According to Professor Motnmonstrated
their
Japanese
arts.
exhibit
at
the
World
Exposition
aki, anger causes the stomach
to become turgid with blood, and opening in April at Montreal,
The Toronto JCCA will again
prolonged melancholia puts tne Canada. It reacts to English assist
at the Cultural Centre’
copy,
converting
it
to
Japanese
stomach out of order. Moodiness
Bazaar
on May 6th by manning
sound
and
copy
in
Romaji.
and fluctuations of emotions
the Fish Pond and Painting
booths. Members are asked to
volunteer their services on that
day. G. Takahashi reported on
the March 4th General Meeting
at Nipponia Home, and ■will at
bear the “Svmbols of Canada Entries are to be confined to tend the Directors meeting on
— are being distributed to 500 words and should be submit April 15th. The annual Commu
schools across the country.
ted through the teacher at school. nity Picnic is scheduled for Sun
The book-cover — of which
Entries must be mailed before day, July 2nd, the probable loca
over three million have ^een s®Jlt
tion to be Springhill Park, now
out to date — gives details of the May 15 and winners will be an under new ownership. Further
contest. Students are asked to nounced by June 15. A total of details will be .forthcoming.
write on one of three topics. 154 prizes range from $15.00 to
“What Canada’s Symbols Mean $500.00. Entries can also be sent
The next monthly meeting of
to Me”; “The Symbols ox Can- directly to General Bakeries Es- the local chapter will be held on
ada”; and “The Canadian Sym- sav Contest, P.O. Box 158, Don
Wednesday, May 3rd.
bol That Means Most to Me . Mills. Ont,
Montreal J.C. Receives Medical Scholarship
Three Laughs A-day Keeps Dr. Away
Expo To Show
Japanese Electric
Translator
$5,000. Centennial Essay Contest
P
Bv WILLIAM MARUTANI
I
Nisei Civil Rights Lawyer
£ nPTEYNS __ Imagine yourself a volunteer
f 7
Nm-rh who is defending a local Negro
ESppi town as a civil rights activist engaged
^‘voter registration.
_
iwh Hie case is handed to you with little
' “See (the afternoon before trial), the more
l into the facts, the more you became conP
L charge of grand theft is ludicrous.
have hopes that the judge,
training, will agree with you and toss
H °Ut
THE COURTROOM
L vou walk into the courtroom the following
L ‘with vour verv worried client, yo.u find
seating and behind the judge there, is dis-
A Nisei Civil Rights Lawyer
played one of the most beautifully put together flags
you have ever seen, its fresh colors shimmering' in the
morning light: it’s the Confederate flag.
_ And somehow, your previous evening’s hopeful at
titude toward your client’s chances becomes somewhat
subdued and you begin to have the uneasy feeling that
maybe the dice are not exactly loaded in your favor.
Figuring that it might be deadly to have a local
jury pass upon your client’s innocence, you have de
cided that this is no time to be standing upon the Con
stitutional right of trial by jury. So you decide to sub
mit your previously prepared motion to the judge to
waive a jury on the defendant’s behalf ; you" also
hand His Honor .a supporting legal memorandum that
not only- can this be done but also that the judge may
properly’- grant such motion under the law.
In short order, your motion for waiver is denied.
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NOW. THE JURY
So you turn to the task of selecting a jury. And, as
usual, you go largely by instinct, hoping you’re less
wrong than right.
You carefully’ scrutinize each juror as he’s, called,
paying attention even to the name for a clue of ethnic
origin, and while looking casual as possible you never
theless watch him as he rises, walks toward the jury
box and you quickly note his dress.
But above all, when he is seated you study his face
as you pose questions to him, his eyes, his mouth, his
expression, his reactions—desperately seeking a clue,
a nuance, a nod, a manifestation of some manner or
attitude; if a juror has aplnched expression, you figure
he lacks compassion—and compassion is one thing ydu
surely need here. So you exercise one of your preemptory challenges and remove that juror.
(Continued on Page 8)'
HnninhiiiiiHuiiiiiiiiiniiijiiiiiniiiHinuiuiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiHiiiiiiiiiuiuui
CENTENNIAL
YEAR
1867—1967
No. 29
EXPO 67
APRIL 28—OCT. 27
An Independent Organ far Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1967
Toronto. Ont
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHnn’nniniiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiinijiiiiiniiHiiiiuJiiiiH^
of
Pacific Citizen. In hi
editorial column in the J ACL.
organ, dated March 24, Honda
revealed this news thusly
Some time ago a high school
student in Berkeley asked for in
formation on Sen. Dan Inouye
for a class paper. She said there
ipanese To
wasn’t anything on him in the
public library. We replied sug
gesting she write to the Senator
rad Carp To
and he responded quickly and
Infreal Expo '67 included an autographed photo
graph, which she will treasure.
TQKYO. — Some 150 fancy: -The student’s thank-you letter
girill be given to Expo 67 (which is always ..nice to. receive)
Sits successor, Osaka’s Expo said Sen. Inouye’s book, “Jour
fish are red, white and ney to Washington,” is being
published April 17, by the Pren
^colored, and were raised in tice Hall.
gOsaka and Nara prefectures.
The next day, Allan Beekman
They will be shipped to Mon- of Honolulu sent a story from
the Advertiser (March 19) writ
later this month.
by John Moore of their
guter Expo 67 is over, the ten
Washington Bureau who was pergwill be presented to a mu- mitted to peek at the last two
KM1 park in Montreal.
pages of the book in galley
proofs.
Moore says it’s an inspiring
book,
dedicated to his 2%-yearSpana Trips
old son Danny Jr. It is unique
in that Inouye consulted no one
III In Head"
except Lawrence Elliot, a New
^URSIDE, Calif.—A Univ- York -writer, in the -writing of
& of California chemist says it. Even Mrs. Inouye, the Sen
Offects of smoking baked ba- ator’s wife, won’t know what's
peels, the latest rage in it until she reads it. “When
she does, she probably will be
sg the hippies, are all in the moved
to tears. So will the Sen
ator
’
s
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. HyJunji Kumamoto, of the
otaro
Inouye,
of Honolulu,”
pity’s agriculture departMoore
comments.
ffisys the only substance in
Inouye said he rejected sev
®eels even slightly narcotic
g®yl acetate, sometimes used eral offers' to publish his auto
^®t, and it evaporates when biography when he first came to
Washington in 1959 because he
5*Peel is baked.
113v’ he contends, any narco- thought it was presumptuous to
write one then when he was only
■fect is probably imagined.
34. But the arrival of his son
made a difference, so he said yes
ese To Make
a year ago.
He began to dictate into a tape
recorder .at his Bethesda home —
1?^'
The Japan Mono- not even stopping for lunch at
L??’ -,^^ start sale of one stretch — for a total of 18
less nicotine and hours. He always worked at
. i tall, and is even plann- home. He and Elliot collaborat
synthetic cigaret- ed by mail to trim the book down
scmexime next vear.
’ ' to a tight 297 pages, about half
LS1-1011 is understood to of the original length.
^he apparently :
i lheory linking nico*lung cancer.
^Vr61*65 are &enj
10
str°ng and rohetj?lgher content of
DON MILLS, Ont.—The Cenand tar.
tennial project of General B.akcontent of nico- eries features a So,000 essay con
® t>^n0P^ Corp said, test,
open to all Canadian pri
^SLV2s in the case of mary and secondary school stu
&ten‘ t e“(es’ a?ainst 1.3 to dents.
| 1 iOr American cigaretThe theme of the company’s
project
centres around the histo
iciS tar content in Jaric emblems that each of Can
^Vtes 15 25 milligrams ada’s provinces bear. In addition
T against 20 milli- to the contest, school book-covers
। - ^ American cigarette. and plaques — both of which
O autobiography of Senator
Onouye of Hawaii, the first
gto become a national lejiaFor, will be published on
pt 17 by Prentice-Hall, acMjin<r to Harry Honda, editor
Membership Drive
Goal From May 8
T0R0NT0.—With a $2,000. goal, the Toronto
Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association’s 196768 Membership Drive will officially open on May
8th, it was announced at the local chapters month
ly meeting this week. Last year almost 1,000
members joined.
Under Drive Chairman, A. Nishimura, the as
sociation will hold weekly work-nights each Mon
day evening from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. The group
expressed the hope that many Toronto J.C.’s
would volunteer their services in mailing and
addressing, etc.
A special Lifetime Membership has been in-
stituted this year. This will cost $50. Regular
membership fee will again be 85. per married
couple and $3. for single.
Other items discussed .at this week’s meeting'.
as reported by T. JCCA Recording Secretary
Fumi Sasaki, included the following:
The Immigration Committee has been meeting
every month with the various, sub-committees,
such as Liaison, Social, and Public Relations be
ginning to function on their own activities. T.
Umezuki has notified the Japanese Immigration
services of the Toronto JCCA Immigration committee and its progress, together:, with useful in
formation for the benefit of
prospective immigrants from Ja
pan. During the Welfare report,
it was mentioned that a young
MONTREAL.—Mr. Shinpei Kasakura, 34, of Montreal has Nisei invalid is .in dire need of
living accomodations during his
been awarded a Medical Research Scholarship enabling him to period of convalescence. This
conduct independent research at the Royal Victoria Hospital, matter will be directed to the at
Eighteen other Quebec residents were also awarded similar tention of the Toronto Japanese
Welfare Committee.
scholarships.
The scholarships are for three years with a provision for a
A report from the Centennial
two-year extension. A $5,060 grant is provided the first year in Committee’s Roy Sato covered
addition to salaries in accordance with experience and qualifi- progress being made on the var
ious programs such as the July
cations.
1st parade float, the recording
of Canada Ondo by A. Nishihama, the Centennial kimonos as
well as the Centennial Dance.
TOKYO. — Fill your face in lead to ulcerous conditions.
smiles, grin from ear to ear—
Happiness depends on how we
In the field of inter-ethnic
laugh yourself into better humor. face our troubles. Laugh your
activities,
two local JCCA repre
Dr. Hiroshi Motoaki, professor troubles away, give your face a
sentatives
will be registered as
at Waseda University in Tokyo, smile-massage, the professor ad
delegates at the Human Rights
advises that laughter excites the vises.
Conference on Sunday, April 16th
spirits and makes one happy.
Try it, he says, and you will at the Inn on the Park. Among
He notes that tears do not roll have the last laugh.
guest speakers will be Pierre
down our cheeks when we be
Berton, and a member of the
come sad. It is the act of crying
Panel
discussion on “Canada’s
that makes us sad.
.
Immigration Problems” will be
Laughter is the best medicine
National JCCA President Ed
—three laughters a day keep the
ward Ide. On March 10th at the
doctor away.
Main
Street School Open House,
In Japan, a young girl is said
the
local
chapter was fortunate
to laugh on the slightest excuse,
in
receiving
assistance from Miss
going into uncontrollable fits of
T.
Oikawa,
Miss K. Takimoto,
TOKYO.
—
Fuji
Communica
laughter, at the sight of rolling
Mrs.
S.
Nikaido,
Mr. K. Hama
tions
has
shipped
an
electronic
chopsticks.
zaki,
and
Mr.
M.
Nishi who de
Japanese-English
translator
for
According to Professor Motnmonstrated
their
Japanese
arts.
exhibit
at
the
World
Exposition
aki, anger causes the stomach
to become turgid with blood, and opening in April at Montreal,
The Toronto JCCA will again
prolonged melancholia puts tne Canada. It reacts to English assist
at the Cultural Centre’
copy,
converting
it
to
Japanese
stomach out of order. Moodiness
Bazaar
on May 6th by manning
sound
and
copy
in
Romaji.
and fluctuations of emotions
the Fish Pond and Painting
booths. Members are asked to
volunteer their services on that
day. G. Takahashi reported on
the March 4th General Meeting
at Nipponia Home, and ■will at
bear the “Svmbols of Canada Entries are to be confined to tend the Directors meeting on
— are being distributed to 500 words and should be submit April 15th. The annual Commu
schools across the country.
ted through the teacher at school. nity Picnic is scheduled for Sun
The book-cover — of which
Entries must be mailed before day, July 2nd, the probable loca
over three million have ^een s®Jlt
tion to be Springhill Park, now
out to date — gives details of the May 15 and winners will be an under new ownership. Further
contest. Students are asked to nounced by June 15. A total of details will be .forthcoming.
write on one of three topics. 154 prizes range from $15.00 to
“What Canada’s Symbols Mean $500.00. Entries can also be sent
The next monthly meeting of
to Me”; “The Symbols ox Can- directly to General Bakeries Es- the local chapter will be held on
ada”; and “The Canadian Sym- sav Contest, P.O. Box 158, Don
Wednesday, May 3rd.
bol That Means Most to Me . Mills. Ont,
Montreal J.C. Receives Medical Scholarship
Three Laughs A-day Keeps Dr. Away
Expo To Show
Japanese Electric
Translator
$5,000. Centennial Essay Contest
Page 2
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Handiworks of Wood, Bamboo — Framed Pictures
L
° Japanese Painting — Oriental Jewellery — Folding
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SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1967
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
3:00 P.M. Hiraki no kai
(1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
Store Hours: Mon., to Sat.: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Excepting Friday 9 a.m. to 9 pan.
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TORONTO.— The Nisansei-Kai will be holding their first
dinner-dance on Saturday, April 15th at the Village Square Res
taurant, Bayview and Sheppard. The price for the banquet and
dance will be just $3.00. If you are dieting and do not want to
eat, come to the dance. The admission will be only $1.50 per person.
Cocktails will be served from 6:30 p.m. and dinner has been
planned for 7:00 p.m. Because arrangements must be made in
advance, please call one of the following if you require a ride or
if you plan to attend: Mickey Amano, 421-9885; Marion Hira
matsu, 233-1597; Howie Kagawa, 466-9771; Marie Kawano, 2592664; Gene Ohashi, 421-5940.
Don’t forget, Saturday, April the 15th. — M.H.
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MONTREAL.—The Montreal Bon Odori Committee is work
ing hard to complete all preliminary preparations for the Expo
Bon Odori performance and the La Fontaine Centennial Folk
Dance Festival scheduled for August 5th and 6th.
Mrs. M. Hayashi, Montreal choreographer, and her assistant
teacher, Mrs. K. Gekko joined the Toronto and Hamilton teachers
over the Easter weekend in a final effort to co-ordinate all odoris
which will be danced to-gether for the Bon Odori project. Weekly
practices have begun in earnest in Montreal and the following
practice dates are announced by the committee.
April 7__ Fri. — 7:30 p.m. — General public
April 14—Fri. — 7:30 p.m. — Expo only
April 16— Sun. — 1:30 p.m. — General public
April 21—Fri. — 7:30 pan. — Expo only
April 23—Sun. — 1:30 p.m. — General public
The committee extends warmest encouragement for the public
to
to join in the above practices and to participate
Festival being sponsored by the Eastern Canada Buddhist League
and the Montreal Buddhist Church. We recommend that interest
ed parties join the practices from the beginning before the variety
of new dances become too difficult to learn at once.
Energetic efforts are being made by the Toronto Odori group
to create a truly Canadian dance form for Canada Ondo which
till be presented in Montreal on the Expo Bon °dor‘ J”^™’
as well as the Folk Dance Festival. — Mont. Expo Bon Odori
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KIYO TAMURA
TORONTO
Res. Pl. 9-8317
Bu». 366-5812
J
403
[1
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
ADDRESS ___
1527 O’Connor Dr., Toronto, Ont.
[1
CITY
— ZONE____ PROV
1
Phone 757-5184
Owned and Operated by Tosh Iwai
Res. 757-7578
Ws Specialize in
Giftware of Quality
From the Orient
guerware — Porcelain Tableware — Household Ornaments
Handiworks of Wood, Bamboo — Framed Pictures
L
° Japanese Painting — Oriental Jewellery — Folding
screens — Flower Arrangement Accessories — Fans
Dolls and Statuettes
Paramount Gift Shop
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
Queen
Formal
Rentals
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Continental
Family Co-op
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LE. 2-6378
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SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1967
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
3:00 P.M. Hiraki no kai
(1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
Store Hours: Mon., to Sat.: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Excepting Friday 9 a.m. to 9 pan.
13841/2
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Reserve
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
ALNA 1
Of Toronto
CUSTOM MADE SUIT
Sus Nagai
437 DANFORTH AVE,
PHONE: 463-8104
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(Continued From Page 1)
But after all is said and done, the judge for dismissal of
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■ liberate, your client comes over client literallv flying and it’s
there is absolutely no “scienti ^
te
tO
e5tabhsh
a
Pmma
facie
[ and placing his hand on your good to see him
him exhilarated
exhilarated
fic basis on which to operate
Authorized a,
■!■
v
,
!
shoulder
he
thanks
you.
But
you
.
after
such
a
hard
dav.
He
thanks
and by-and-large you operate bv
Judge
listens
impassively
Know
he
’
s
going
through
hell
at
|
you
again
for
your
prompt
work
visceral . reaction in removing albeit politely and in the zeal of j the moment. He faces the pros- j good-byes
’
’’
are* exchanged.
And
prospective jurors, taking into vour .advocacy a fleeting hope 1 pect of fiv’e years in jail plus i good-byes
”
"
*'
that’s the last you see of him.
consideration how a juror replies Crosse^ vour mind: "By God, the • a sizeble fine
to your questions and the manv judge may very well grant vour
® MMI^
HOW? HOW? HOW?
other minute signs vou assidu motion.”
The judge has excused him
And Advert^
ously watch for.
But all the way’ back to JackBut your motion is denied. self to his chambers and with
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1 ou glance over to the State’s T ou have long ago learned not the jury out, time hangs heavy. son, as the tires “thump, thump”
Still on edge, you try' to appear in monotonous beat on the seams
counsel table where the local pro to be disappointed by this.
Toronto 2-B, Onf >
secutor—who undoubtedly knows
The jury returns. Now vou calm and casual and you engage of the road, the events of the
in some banter with the county day continue to swirl about your
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everyone
personally—and
the present your defense.
----- You
---- are prosecutor and the D.A. they’re mind and you keep thinking:
district attorney, sit, heads hud suddenly dismayed to
learn that
dled, and who from time to time your four Negro witnesses—who friendly enough and soon it is “How could they have come in
even excuse themselves to co
earlier that morning had expres a situation of lawyers relating with that verdict? How could
fer outside the courtroom in sed some fears of reprisals if stories to one another. It has they ... ?”
making their decisions as
But tomorrow you have other
they testified—have all disap happened many tinies before.
challenges to the jurors.
peared. So taking a calculated
The courtroom has still retain cases. And you must now put
(Later, while the jurv is out risk, you put the defendant on ed its ’ observers seated in the your mind to them.
SALES clerk for gift shon
deliberating, you wryly comment the stand. All during the State’s room. During this period, you
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to the D.A. that he should have presentation of its case, you get up to stretch and wander
selected the jurors in the same have sought to be the aggressor, about. The Negroes come up to
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way you did: blind. In that way. objecting to evidence, cross-ex you, one by one, and with a bare
sistants required for |a^
you point out. the odds would amining the State’s witnesses ly perceptible smile they silently
sa .°? from beginning of Mart
be somewhat more even. He and even feeling that you have shake your hand or mumble a
Wies may be mad? at
chuckles.)
elicited some gross inconsisten “thank you” and move away.
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From the depths of your des- cies in the State’s case.
TOKYO. — Five artists were ?^?^®CED oneroiors
•
THE VERDICT
]iair when you first entered that
But now, it is your turn to
designated
as
human
national
n19rh cl°ss ladies dresses ^
segregated courtroom and also take over the oars and the State
More time passes. And with
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inently displayed, you are some- pot shots” while you stand on gins to well despite yourself.
v hat buoyed to see Negroes res your feet, h ou make some last Someone in the jury room is sion. The commission, at the _ Male Help Wanted
ponding to the call of jurors’ minute decisions, and proceed. putting up a resistance; but same time, decided to include
wanted.
Kyogen, Shakuhachi and Chikunames. But it becomes quicklv Surprisingly, your case goes in which way ? More time.
j gei (bamboo arts) in the list of 6196, Mr. Maehara (Toroato)A;
evident to you that the State is easily and with little problems.
helper wanted i^
Finally the bailiff returns to imP°rtant intangible cultural as
exercismg its preemptory chal The one area where you had
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lenges, without the usual hud- taken a calculated risk and announce that the jury has
Newly designated as human
dies, to
any Negro who thought that maybe the State reached a verdict. The judge re
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is young. that is, roughlv those would realize it * and
turns to the bench and before national treasures are:
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Manzo Nomura, 68, Kvogen St., Phone
accepts and reads the verdict
481-2285 eveninas (Tots
who became 21 after World War vantage of it has been overlook
II. Also the D.A. has been try ed, although you were
__ preparec he cautions that there’ll be no player living in Toshima-ku, To UNIVERSITY indent a?^
ing criminal cases in this court- in rebuttal should the State^take danionstrati°ns. And you wonder. kyo.
months. As
Juzo Notomi, 71, player of LE. 4-43oo, Mr. summer
room all this week and you know up the cudgel. You rest and again '' .ether or not the judge gives
Sada (Toronto).
that some of. these jurors were renew your motion for dismissa this admonition because.he, too, Shakuhachi (bamboo flute), livA
garden helpers and truck iS
thinks that the verdict may be ing in Setagaya-ku, Tokyo.’
exposed to the D.A. in prior of the charges. Denied.
needed immediately. Phone 12151
cases. But which jurors are they?
defendant . Otherwise,
Shounsai Shono, 62,- bamboo- Mr. Heike (Toronto).
J
r^e /^monition ? He takes ware artist of Oita City Oita
CLOSING ARGUMENTS
BEYOND A
’
The county prosecutor firs: t e shp from the foreman and Prefecture.
REASONABLE DOUBT
It is a good policy to
presents his closing remarks to
have
the RIGHT POLICY
oaeMant
guilts
.
buk,
actor
living
in
Kyoto
City.
So, finally, a jury has been the. jury and you are surprised
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struck and twelve men take their at its brevity: no more than two
While this was not unexpect- I . hako Moriguchi, 57, artist of
seats in the jury box. (Women minutes.
uzen dyeing in Kyoto
are stH1 crushed. “How p
Ruzen
Kvoto City,
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are not allowed to serve as
And with a nod to the Court could they?” vou muse to your- J The important intangible culjurors in Missi ippi, a fact which you ask leave to present youi
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formal objection of record as to having taken longer than any ,.^OT had early told the i
jury;
cen
tudes-old
traditional
arts.
denial of a Constitutional righ one had anticipated, the judge,
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- . . just in case.) Now, for bet out of the jury’s hearing, sug directly and openly, that you
ter or for worse, these twelve gests that you keep it short and 4 ! at Amenca^ Who happenJapanese ancestrv.
men will pass upon the fate of confine it to the essentials. You ea/o1be
a
fact
of
which'
you neither
your client.
politely acknowledge the Court’s
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You look over their faces and instructions but as you warm, boasted nor apologized for that
with ambivalent feelings you note up to the task of addressing the it was simply a fact; that vou
that there are three Negroes jury you find many essentials were sure that the jurors would
sitting as jurors, none of them that must be review'ed with the not be influenced by that fact
er xaT ^nd one °f the white
“young” as you have defined it. jury, point by point.
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listeners in the courtroom had
And you notice that during even come up to you during a
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the inner sanctum of the jury your argument, two of "the Negro lecess to tell you how the listenCater To Parties And Banquets
jurors perceptibly’ nod'in agree ?’SxLha i been impressed bv this
room when they deliberate ?
ment to a number of points you
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And then you note there’s a make. The Italian juror, whom forthright statement.
juror with
an Italian name; you’ve
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been
watching,
even CONSULTATION AND SHOCK
you've always liked Italians. seems to have a smile which
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Maybe he’ll see your side of the you interpret as agreement.
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the judge reduces the charge
case and perhaps give you a
Somewhere during your clos- then
hung jury.
theft t0 petit <Pett?)
After all, a man is innocent N' -’ou make a derogatory re- theft and imposes a sentence of
until proved guilty “beyond a :erence to the Communist svs- four months. Y ou immediatelv .
reasonable doubt” and, under tern of justice and compare the file motions and therebv keep I
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Mis ^jP^i law, “to a moral cer ®r??tness of our American form your client out of jail As you
of
justice.
You
also
toss
in
a
bit
walk
out,
your
client
thanks
tainty.” And in your opening to of humor and you are relieved
you
again.
for your wedding candias
the jury as well as in your clos when
the jury, joined by the
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onside
the
ing, you hammer this point home judge, see
home portraits
and point by point, go over the It breaks the humor, .and laugh.
there awaits the shethe
tension
and
you
and special events
State’s evidence in the light of feel it doesn’t hurt your cause
another arrest warthis standard to show that the to
™
nt
T
ne
devils
had
been
pre“humanize” your side of the
State not only has failed to meet case.
a along if, somehow you
this standard but, indeed, that
And being so engrossed, again had been able to pull it off.
the State’s evidence on every you
At thjs, your client who had
succumb to the hope That
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GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY how you can pull this one out der the stress of the trial, udBElmont
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of the fire. It would really cap den y breaks down and in panic
The trial starts and you quick the day since earlier you were he turns to you .and with a for
ly become so engrossed that you able to dispose of two bad cases lorn look begs you to do ever?forget completely that you are after a prolonged conference thing to keep him out of-jail D
in a segregated courtroom where and argument with the countv X ^P3^^ ^ht. You were not
Negroes are sitting to your left prosecutor and the D.A.’
at an prepared for this tact- v
and white citizens to your right
It’s been a long dav. vou’ve but youwe got to do something?
and that dazzling Confederate
unwound.
So you thank: the jury ?K°UV5enb ’5 le^ away bv the
flag never again catches vour
sheriff ana his deputies, his plea
eye, at least until the jury has for its attention, you turn and ringing in your ears.
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retired. And while looking cas sit down. A ou’re done.
J,°
you
“
nfer
immediatelv
Now the DA. gets up to pre
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ual and unconcerned as possible,
For Family or Friendly
sent
rebuttal. He seems ;more ex 'VI eh several officials and the
you are carefully listening to eve-'
Gatherings
person
bringing
the
charges
and
TJ ^bit of the State’s evidence, perienced ' than' the county pro miracle of miracles, you are able
Dine at
anticipating
what is to come secutor and he takes much more
°L
b
an
understanding
next, filtering every work and time. You sit there and as you whereby the i
rising to make objections to in listen to his syllogisms you grit drawn and a twarrant is with
telephone van
call iS
icompetent evidence or testimony. your teeth at the faulty*reason- j
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and
wish
somehow
that
the
’
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lhe
Jail
cell
instructing
UlKKO GAWt
And the judge, who is quite com
Toronto
procedural rules would 'provide
client. It
petent, sustains your objections.
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you an opportunity to present L-v Jhour and you’re
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Finally, when the State closes surrebuttal for the*defense. But I "
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ahead of time.
its case, it is mid-afternoon. As you’re done.
■
now near dusk and
s decided chill
previously planned, you have
has settled m
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ur ^U^HI and othlk .
THE JURY RETIRES
j i this
the jury excused and then pres
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ent a long, impassioned plea to
dei
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sharplv.
When the jury retires to
free deliver
. And in the dusk you see vour
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(Continued From Page 1)
But after all is said and done, the judge for dismissal of
„
- . --------- —
■ liberate, your client comes over client literallv flying and it’s
there is absolutely no “scienti ^
te
tO
e5tabhsh
a
Pmma
facie
[ and placing his hand on your good to see him
him exhilarated
exhilarated
fic basis on which to operate
Authorized a,
■!■
v
,
!
shoulder
he
thanks
you.
But
you
.
after
such
a
hard
dav.
He
thanks
and by-and-large you operate bv
Judge
listens
impassively
Know
he
’
s
going
through
hell
at
|
you
again
for
your
prompt
work
visceral . reaction in removing albeit politely and in the zeal of j the moment. He faces the pros- j good-byes
’
’’
are* exchanged.
And
prospective jurors, taking into vour .advocacy a fleeting hope 1 pect of fiv’e years in jail plus i good-byes
”
"
*'
that’s the last you see of him.
consideration how a juror replies Crosse^ vour mind: "By God, the • a sizeble fine
to your questions and the manv judge may very well grant vour
® MMI^
HOW? HOW? HOW?
other minute signs vou assidu motion.”
The judge has excused him
And Advert^
ously watch for.
But all the way’ back to JackBut your motion is denied. self to his chambers and with
479 queen a'i
1 ou glance over to the State’s T ou have long ago learned not the jury out, time hangs heavy. son, as the tires “thump, thump”
Still on edge, you try' to appear in monotonous beat on the seams
counsel table where the local pro to be disappointed by this.
Toronto 2-B, Onf >
secutor—who undoubtedly knows
The jury returns. Now vou calm and casual and you engage of the road, the events of the
in some banter with the county day continue to swirl about your
Empire 6-5005
everyone
personally—and
the present your defense.
----- You
---- are prosecutor and the D.A. they’re mind and you keep thinking:
district attorney, sit, heads hud suddenly dismayed to
learn that
dled, and who from time to time your four Negro witnesses—who friendly enough and soon it is “How could they have come in
even excuse themselves to co
earlier that morning had expres a situation of lawyers relating with that verdict? How could
fer outside the courtroom in sed some fears of reprisals if stories to one another. It has they ... ?”
making their decisions as
But tomorrow you have other
they testified—have all disap happened many tinies before.
challenges to the jurors.
peared. So taking a calculated
The courtroom has still retain cases. And you must now put
(Later, while the jurv is out risk, you put the defendant on ed its ’ observers seated in the your mind to them.
SALES clerk for gift shon
deliberating, you wryly comment the stand. All during the State’s room. During this period, you
Phone 463-7831 (Toronto)
to the D.A. that he should have presentation of its case, you get up to stretch and wander
selected the jurors in the same have sought to be the aggressor, about. The Negroes come up to
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way you did: blind. In that way. objecting to evidence, cross-ex you, one by one, and with a bare
sistants required for |a^
you point out. the odds would amining the State’s witnesses ly perceptible smile they silently
sa .°? from beginning of Mart
be somewhat more even. He and even feeling that you have shake your hand or mumble a
Wies may be mad? at
chuckles.)
elicited some gross inconsisten “thank you” and move away.
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From the depths of your des- cies in the State’s case.
TOKYO. — Five artists were ?^?^®CED oneroiors
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]iair when you first entered that
But now, it is your turn to
designated
as
human
national
n19rh cl°ss ladies dresses ^
segregated courtroom and also take over the oars and the State
More time passes. And with
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inently displayed, you are some- pot shots” while you stand on gins to well despite yourself.
v hat buoyed to see Negroes res your feet, h ou make some last Someone in the jury room is sion. The commission, at the _ Male Help Wanted
ponding to the call of jurors’ minute decisions, and proceed. putting up a resistance; but same time, decided to include
wanted.
Kyogen, Shakuhachi and Chikunames. But it becomes quicklv Surprisingly, your case goes in which way ? More time.
j gei (bamboo arts) in the list of 6196, Mr. Maehara (Toroato)A;
evident to you that the State is easily and with little problems.
helper wanted i^
Finally the bailiff returns to imP°rtant intangible cultural as
exercismg its preemptory chal The one area where you had
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lenges, without the usual hud- taken a calculated risk and announce that the jury has
Newly designated as human
dies, to
any Negro who thought that maybe the State reached a verdict. The judge re
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is young. that is, roughlv those would realize it * and
turns to the bench and before national treasures are:
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take ad he
Manzo Nomura, 68, Kvogen St., Phone
accepts and reads the verdict
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who became 21 after World War vantage of it has been overlook
II. Also the D.A. has been try ed, although you were
__ preparec he cautions that there’ll be no player living in Toshima-ku, To UNIVERSITY indent a?^
ing criminal cases in this court- in rebuttal should the State^take danionstrati°ns. And you wonder. kyo.
months. As
Juzo Notomi, 71, player of LE. 4-43oo, Mr. summer
room all this week and you know up the cudgel. You rest and again '' .ether or not the judge gives
Sada (Toronto).
that some of. these jurors were renew your motion for dismissa this admonition because.he, too, Shakuhachi (bamboo flute), livA
garden helpers and truck iS
thinks that the verdict may be ing in Setagaya-ku, Tokyo.’
exposed to the D.A. in prior of the charges. Denied.
needed immediately. Phone 12151
cases. But which jurors are they?
defendant . Otherwise,
Shounsai Shono, 62,- bamboo- Mr. Heike (Toronto).
J
r^e /^monition ? He takes ware artist of Oita City Oita
CLOSING ARGUMENTS
BEYOND A
’
The county prosecutor firs: t e shp from the foreman and Prefecture.
REASONABLE DOUBT
It is a good policy to
presents his closing remarks to
have
the RIGHT POLICY
oaeMant
guilts
.
buk,
actor
living
in
Kyoto
City.
So, finally, a jury has been the. jury and you are surprised
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struck and twelve men take their at its brevity: no more than two
While this was not unexpect- I . hako Moriguchi, 57, artist of
seats in the jury box. (Women minutes.
uzen dyeing in Kyoto
are stH1 crushed. “How p
Ruzen
Kvoto City,
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are not allowed to serve as
And with a nod to the Court could they?” vou muse to your- J The important intangible culjurors in Missi ippi, a fact which you ask leave to present youi
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formal objection of record as to having taken longer than any ,.^OT had early told the i
jury;
cen
tudes-old
traditional
arts.
denial of a Constitutional righ one had anticipated, the judge,
Phone 921-3171
- . . just in case.) Now, for bet out of the jury’s hearing, sug directly and openly, that you
ter or for worse, these twelve gests that you keep it short and 4 ! at Amenca^ Who happenJapanese ancestrv.
men will pass upon the fate of confine it to the essentials. You ea/o1be
a
fact
of
which'
you neither
your client.
politely acknowledge the Court’s
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You look over their faces and instructions but as you warm, boasted nor apologized for that
with ambivalent feelings you note up to the task of addressing the it was simply a fact; that vou
that there are three Negroes jury you find many essentials were sure that the jurors would
sitting as jurors, none of them that must be review'ed with the not be influenced by that fact
er xaT ^nd one °f the white
“young” as you have defined it. jury, point by point.
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listeners in the courtroom had
And you notice that during even come up to you during a
M ill they be “Uncle Toms” in
the inner sanctum of the jury your argument, two of "the Negro lecess to tell you how the listenCater To Parties And Banquets
jurors perceptibly’ nod'in agree ?’SxLha i been impressed bv this
room when they deliberate ?
ment to a number of points you
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And then you note there’s a make. The Italian juror, whom forthright statement.
juror with
an Italian name; you’ve
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been
watching,
even CONSULTATION AND SHOCK
you've always liked Italians. seems to have a smile which
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Maybe he’ll see your side of the you interpret as agreement.
— refore Passing sentence,
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the judge reduces the charge
case and perhaps give you a
Somewhere during your clos- then
hung jury.
theft t0 petit <Pett?)
After all, a man is innocent N' -’ou make a derogatory re- theft and imposes a sentence of
until proved guilty “beyond a :erence to the Communist svs- four months. Y ou immediatelv .
reasonable doubt” and, under tern of justice and compare the file motions and therebv keep I
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Mis ^jP^i law, “to a moral cer ®r??tness of our American form your client out of jail As you
of
justice.
You
also
toss
in
a
bit
walk
out,
your
client
thanks
tainty.” And in your opening to of humor and you are relieved
you
again.
for your wedding candias
the jury as well as in your clos when
the jury, joined by the
$
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aS
ste
P
onside
the
ing, you hammer this point home judge, see
home portraits
and point by point, go over the It breaks the humor, .and laugh.
there awaits the shethe
tension
and
you
and special events
State’s evidence in the light of feel it doesn’t hurt your cause
another arrest warthis standard to show that the to
™
nt
T
ne
devils
had
been
pre“humanize” your side of the
State not only has failed to meet case.
a along if, somehow you
this standard but, indeed, that
And being so engrossed, again had been able to pull it off.
the State’s evidence on every you
At thjs, your client who had
succumb to the hope That
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GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY how you can pull this one out der the stress of the trial, udBElmont
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of the fire. It would really cap den y breaks down and in panic
The trial starts and you quick the day since earlier you were he turns to you .and with a for
ly become so engrossed that you able to dispose of two bad cases lorn look begs you to do ever?forget completely that you are after a prolonged conference thing to keep him out of-jail D
in a segregated courtroom where and argument with the countv X ^P3^^ ^ht. You were not
Negroes are sitting to your left prosecutor and the D.A.’
at an prepared for this tact- v
and white citizens to your right
It’s been a long dav. vou’ve but youwe got to do something?
and that dazzling Confederate
unwound.
So you thank: the jury ?K°UV5enb ’5 le^ away bv the
flag never again catches vour
sheriff ana his deputies, his plea
eye, at least until the jury has for its attention, you turn and ringing in your ears.
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retired. And while looking cas sit down. A ou’re done.
J,°
you
“
nfer
immediatelv
Now the DA. gets up to pre
:<
ual and unconcerned as possible,
For Family or Friendly
sent
rebuttal. He seems ;more ex 'VI eh several officials and the
you are carefully listening to eve-'
Gatherings
person
bringing
the
charges
and
TJ ^bit of the State’s evidence, perienced ' than' the county pro miracle of miracles, you are able
Dine at
anticipating
what is to come secutor and he takes much more
°L
b
an
understanding
next, filtering every work and time. You sit there and as you whereby the i
rising to make objections to in listen to his syllogisms you grit drawn and a twarrant is with
telephone van
call iS
icompetent evidence or testimony. your teeth at the faulty*reason- j
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and
wish
somehow
that
the
’
,°
lhe
Jail
cell
instructing
UlKKO GAWt
And the judge, who is quite com
Toronto
procedural rules would 'provide
client. It
petent, sustains your objections.
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you an opportunity to present L-v Jhour and you’re
For best arrangements
Finally, when the State closes surrebuttal for the*defense. But I "
’
Reserve
ahead of time.
its case, it is mid-afternoon. As you’re done.
■
now near dusk and
s decided chill
previously planned, you have
has settled m
Uw\ T>
ur ^U^HI and othlk .
THE JURY RETIRES
j i this
the jury excused and then pres
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. . - town and the wind A CUISIXT
^iae available for family parties
ent a long, impassioned plea to
dei
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sharplv.
When the jury retires to
free deliver
. And in the dusk you see vour
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