Page 1
I
I
ancisco Chronicle Reporter Savs Japan Turns Table On Jokes
.n
ESt
ie.
By HERB CAEN
r ••Remember Pearl Harbor” (As Russell
rked recently, it was a day7 that didn’t live
is well as we thought it would.) Rememhe Jap” and “Yokohama Mama I’m Gonna
ib On You” and other hits of this country’s
icing war
thought the Japanese were, with
Bunny teeth, thick glasses and cameras.
mr and hi sing “So sorry.” They- pronouncthough it were an “r,” convulssh
ch remarks as “They’re holding a bigJapan” struck us as a paragon of internaNot only did they7 live oddly, they7 some
strangely’ by their own hand, committing
.................................. ,",,,,li,l,",,,,l,,",........ """’"<""•■........
— you know — “Harry* Carey" ? Or whatever thev
called it.
“Made in Japan” was the synonym for everything
shoddy. They couldn’t cr te, only imitate. Remember
people are about to pi
only
in
Missouri for President Roosevelt and the Japanese Nn} ' ^a?ei built a copy- of the ^Missouri — complete with
identical elevator? We believed such stories implicitly.
Also that a town called USA had sprung- up in Japan
so that products manufactured there could be stamped
“Made in USA.”
conversation. Hey, Tokyo now has more people
than New York.” “Yeah, but they’re smaller-.” How
funny it all was. Until Pearl Harbor. Singapore and
the sinking of tire Prince of Wales and the Repulse
These disjointed thoughts coursed through my mind
on Superbowl Sunday. 1 had just seen one of the most
boring football
in history on a Hitachi color
set. The color w
uperb as the game was color
When I went to the bathroom o shave, I glanced
occasionally it an 11-year-old Sony , the first, minia
turized TV sot that really worked; 11 years old and
the day I’d bought it (to spare any7 hurt
And now those funny- little
is — US! The one and future
eel production, among other
(Continued on Page 8)
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Toronto, Ont.
Racist Fireman Lampoons U.S. Embassy Sources in Tokyo Say
hotter Orientals & Chicanos Japan Nuclear Possibility Indicated
TOKYO.
American Embassy7 sources have syndicated columnist Jack Anderson, who reported
Wash. — The
Kroesens’ will have to stock
.indicated
they
see the possibility7 Japan might on secret, reports allegedly7 made by7 U.S. Ambas
nary
of “The Fire children’s sizes in uniforms.
someday
7
arm
itself
with nuclear weapons if the sador Armin H. Meyer to the State Department.
liter carried an article by .
Shorter handles on all axes.
n Flood, battalion reporter, 1 The new men will have to be Tokyo government feels the nuclear deterrent
Anderson’s expose appeared on the eve of the
t cannot be ignored or left un- trained to perform closed chest power* offered by7 the United States is not reliable. San Clemente,
meeting recently7 between
The Japanese - U.S. Security7 Pact has in the President Nixon and Prime Minister Eisaku Sato.
massage in tandem.
Shorter handles on all brooms, past served to check Japan from developing its
glr. Flood apparentlyis
a
Anderson quoted cables attributed to Meyer as
own nuclear arms.
^mber of the Seattle Fire De- buffers, mops, etc.
The disclosures were part.of background brief saying Japan may7 depart from the ‘nuclear
^rlnient and takes issue with
The heat in the pool will be
ings to Japanese journalists by7 the embassy7 in umbrella of the United States and get its own
^ new height requirement for raised to 109 degrees.
^men. recently adopted by CiYouth beds will have to be reaction to the information in the writings of U.S. nuclear weapons.
The.. embassy in its briefing
m Service. His column contra- placed in all stations.
recently
denied the possibility
The word “linoleum” will not
the claim that race was
of Japan having any7 nuclear
not a factor in objecting to the be used at any time.
weapons
any sooner than five
Interpreters will - have to be
NEW YORK.- One of the |
(Change in the height require
‘Friedman School’
or 10 years.
hired to explain the chief’s con country’s top economists and ■
Nakagama started out at the
stock market forecasters is a (Univ, of Chicago (“I’m a liber
The
sources
acknowledged
nts to have more non-whites. ference notes.
The haii-cut rule will have to Nisei named Sam Nakagama, ac- tarian of the Friedman stripe”), that Japan has the technical calore are a few quotes from
be
amended to include “bowl cording to Business Week maga- then went to Business Week and pacity to develop nuclear weainflammatory article calling
zine.
change within the Fire De cuts.”
the First National City7 Bank pons but that the United States
The
word
“
Bonsai
”
will
not
rt men t, which leaves no doubt
In a Jan. 29 feature article before he switched in 1967 to does not envision the Japanese
be used while sliding poles.
to the racial factor:
entitled “Economists Go for the A rg-u s R es earch and took over doing so, at least anytime soon
The controls on the elevator i Money7 - And Get It,” Business tlie writing of the country’s ■partly because of strong sentiwill have to be lowered, other j Week lists him as one of the most widely-read weekly7 finan- ments of the Japanese people
By JOHN FLOOD
wise the new men will have to I “fearless forecasters” hired by7 cial letter, with a mailing of against nuclear armament.
EATTLE, Wash.
| Also Japan upholds a threeDue to walk up from the third floor.
■ major brokerage firms at sala some 60,000.
Special
markings
on
bunking
passage of the new five foot
ries of $50,000 to $100,000, plus
Last November, Kidder Pea point declaration of nuclear prin
® inch rule. I surmise that coats so that the.wearer will not fancy7 titles, partnerships, direc
body pulled a coup in hiring Na ciples including non-possession
»ny changes will have to take be mistaken for a hydrant on torships, and/or stock options.
kagama as its first economist. of nuclear weaponry, non-proand at great expense to dark, rainy7 nights.
Business
Week
says
all
the
Pictures of
seester” will
The price reportedly7 is a six- duction of such arms and a
® eby, I might add . .. let’s
new
crop
of
top
economists
share
^ck out a few of the -possibili- not be allowed in any7 station.
pledge against the bringing of
the same characteristics —. a figure salary7 plus stock and a
Taco breaks will be allowed
nuclear weapons into the counof gab, friends in Washing- directorship.
^smps will have to be installed during working hours.
ton, a knack for writing, a talent
Says Nakagama: “I didn’t do try.
® front, of all urinals.
Burros will not be parked in for boiling economics down to
it for the money, but it felt good
The U.S. Embassy7 b.ackgroun<i
^mailer seats on commodes the basement.
language that laymen can under to get a piece of the action. briefing was held for Japanese
graining inserts?).
All “Fritos” will have to be stand, and a nose for where the
You’re seeing a world where hu- newsmen who cover Japan’s mi
gShoner neckties.
locked up.
economy7 is headed and why7.
man
capital is increasingly im- litary establishment. American
l^n^ted platform in front
A dance around a helmet will
portant and simply- has to be and other foreign newsmen were
In Two Days
|
s desk so that the chief be allowed prior to roll call each
paid.”
not inri ted.
see tne people he is chewing morning and evening.
according to
It is reported
Siesta breaks
every7
three Business Week, that Nakagama
r iv e-joot stepladders so the hours.
can swing enough business to his
>5 Of t
An unused locker will be con
cars can be cleaned
Jperly.
verted to a handball court for bosses at Kidder Peabody7 in just
two days a month spent with
Booster seats in the rigs (pro- the “little fellas.”
TOKYO.
A
sweetening named, is exactly the same as
fed the re w driver knows which
“Land of the Giants will be Chicago money7 men to justify7 agent, claimed to be7 1300 to
that of sugar, he said.
? Of
his entire annual salary.
e street to drive on), required viewing.
1800 times sweeter than sugar,
A full-scale research on the
Owners of Mazdas, Toyotas
over the drains in the
Business Week said Nakaga- has been discovered by Akira
“ewers
new
sweetening agent will be
° 've don’t lose any- and Datsuns will get special dis ma’s power, however, is not ।-Tahara, chief researcher at Riconducted in fiscal 1972 starting
F' men
counts at the Bush Garden (Ja
kagaku Kenkyusho. He found the
easily
7
matched.
in April and funds have been
shoes tor those new panese restaurant).
substance in rosin while he was
?n wo
set
aside in the national budget
Finally,
as
the
list
of
the
“
new
“He has replaced Gerry Tsai conducting a research on rosin.
e on a ladder comrn v.
for
the year. Study will be made
men” grows, they will band to- as the inscrutable Oriental on
The degree of sweetness of
on
the
possibility of producing
gether and build a transistorized, I the street,” says one admirer.
the substance, a derivative of
u*at the complaintees
the substance on a commercial
that can be
“In fact, it is difficult to find abietic acid. is several times
^ rule stated that this disposable fire unit
jbasis
and whether or not it con
thrown away after six runs.
a-iect Orientals and
anyone — except fellow econo- greater than that of saccharin tains any harmful materials.
At least our chief opposed this
or dulcin and it is less bitter than
Orleans, I suppose
00 Pounds of rice and two I new rule ’ * * 1 sure wish that I ’ mists, whom he generally’ igno- »such artificial sweetening agents,
Patents have been applied for
1 res — who does not stand in
, had the names of those 16 or 17
Tahara
said.
in
such foreign nations as United
delivered
some
awe
of
the
slightly
built,
chiefs
around
the
state
that
voted
The
chemical
composition
of
-i
States,
Britain, France and West
\^U°n Mong with the
••-6 -fiTuiizer.
46-year-old Japanese American. the substance, which is yet to be i Germany7.
(Cont. on Page 8)
i
EA1TL1
Top U.S. Money Forecaster Is Nisei
□
1300 Times Sweeter Than Sugar
I
ancisco Chronicle Reporter Savs Japan Turns Table On Jokes
.n
ESt
ie.
By HERB CAEN
r ••Remember Pearl Harbor” (As Russell
rked recently, it was a day7 that didn’t live
is well as we thought it would.) Rememhe Jap” and “Yokohama Mama I’m Gonna
ib On You” and other hits of this country’s
icing war
thought the Japanese were, with
Bunny teeth, thick glasses and cameras.
mr and hi sing “So sorry.” They- pronouncthough it were an “r,” convulssh
ch remarks as “They’re holding a bigJapan” struck us as a paragon of internaNot only did they7 live oddly, they7 some
strangely’ by their own hand, committing
.................................. ,",,,,li,l,",,,,l,,",........ """’"<""•■........
— you know — “Harry* Carey" ? Or whatever thev
called it.
“Made in Japan” was the synonym for everything
shoddy. They couldn’t cr te, only imitate. Remember
people are about to pi
only
in
Missouri for President Roosevelt and the Japanese Nn} ' ^a?ei built a copy- of the ^Missouri — complete with
identical elevator? We believed such stories implicitly.
Also that a town called USA had sprung- up in Japan
so that products manufactured there could be stamped
“Made in USA.”
conversation. Hey, Tokyo now has more people
than New York.” “Yeah, but they’re smaller-.” How
funny it all was. Until Pearl Harbor. Singapore and
the sinking of tire Prince of Wales and the Repulse
These disjointed thoughts coursed through my mind
on Superbowl Sunday. 1 had just seen one of the most
boring football
in history on a Hitachi color
set. The color w
uperb as the game was color
When I went to the bathroom o shave, I glanced
occasionally it an 11-year-old Sony , the first, minia
turized TV sot that really worked; 11 years old and
the day I’d bought it (to spare any7 hurt
And now those funny- little
is — US! The one and future
eel production, among other
(Continued on Page 8)
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I
The i w Canadian
i
-SUKIYAKI”
Practical Japanese
Cookbook $1.65
WITH POSTAGE
“A CHILD IN PRISON
CAMP”
Bv SHIZUYE
TAKASHIMA
$7.95 WITH POSTAGE
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1972
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Toronto, Ont.
Racist Fireman Lampoons U.S. Embassy Sources in Tokyo Say
hotter Orientals & Chicanos Japan Nuclear Possibility Indicated
TOKYO.
American Embassy7 sources have syndicated columnist Jack Anderson, who reported
Wash. — The
Kroesens’ will have to stock
.indicated
they
see the possibility7 Japan might on secret, reports allegedly7 made by7 U.S. Ambas
nary
of “The Fire children’s sizes in uniforms.
someday
7
arm
itself
with nuclear weapons if the sador Armin H. Meyer to the State Department.
liter carried an article by .
Shorter handles on all axes.
n Flood, battalion reporter, 1 The new men will have to be Tokyo government feels the nuclear deterrent
Anderson’s expose appeared on the eve of the
t cannot be ignored or left un- trained to perform closed chest power* offered by7 the United States is not reliable. San Clemente,
meeting recently7 between
The Japanese - U.S. Security7 Pact has in the President Nixon and Prime Minister Eisaku Sato.
massage in tandem.
Shorter handles on all brooms, past served to check Japan from developing its
glr. Flood apparentlyis
a
Anderson quoted cables attributed to Meyer as
own nuclear arms.
^mber of the Seattle Fire De- buffers, mops, etc.
The disclosures were part.of background brief saying Japan may7 depart from the ‘nuclear
^rlnient and takes issue with
The heat in the pool will be
ings to Japanese journalists by7 the embassy7 in umbrella of the United States and get its own
^ new height requirement for raised to 109 degrees.
^men. recently adopted by CiYouth beds will have to be reaction to the information in the writings of U.S. nuclear weapons.
The.. embassy in its briefing
m Service. His column contra- placed in all stations.
recently
denied the possibility
The word “linoleum” will not
the claim that race was
of Japan having any7 nuclear
not a factor in objecting to the be used at any time.
weapons
any sooner than five
Interpreters will - have to be
NEW YORK.- One of the |
(Change in the height require
‘Friedman School’
or 10 years.
hired to explain the chief’s con country’s top economists and ■
Nakagama started out at the
stock market forecasters is a (Univ, of Chicago (“I’m a liber
The
sources
acknowledged
nts to have more non-whites. ference notes.
The haii-cut rule will have to Nisei named Sam Nakagama, ac- tarian of the Friedman stripe”), that Japan has the technical calore are a few quotes from
be
amended to include “bowl cording to Business Week maga- then went to Business Week and pacity to develop nuclear weainflammatory article calling
zine.
change within the Fire De cuts.”
the First National City7 Bank pons but that the United States
The
word
“
Bonsai
”
will
not
rt men t, which leaves no doubt
In a Jan. 29 feature article before he switched in 1967 to does not envision the Japanese
be used while sliding poles.
to the racial factor:
entitled “Economists Go for the A rg-u s R es earch and took over doing so, at least anytime soon
The controls on the elevator i Money7 - And Get It,” Business tlie writing of the country’s ■partly because of strong sentiwill have to be lowered, other j Week lists him as one of the most widely-read weekly7 finan- ments of the Japanese people
By JOHN FLOOD
wise the new men will have to I “fearless forecasters” hired by7 cial letter, with a mailing of against nuclear armament.
EATTLE, Wash.
| Also Japan upholds a threeDue to walk up from the third floor.
■ major brokerage firms at sala some 60,000.
Special
markings
on
bunking
passage of the new five foot
ries of $50,000 to $100,000, plus
Last November, Kidder Pea point declaration of nuclear prin
® inch rule. I surmise that coats so that the.wearer will not fancy7 titles, partnerships, direc
body pulled a coup in hiring Na ciples including non-possession
»ny changes will have to take be mistaken for a hydrant on torships, and/or stock options.
kagama as its first economist. of nuclear weaponry, non-proand at great expense to dark, rainy7 nights.
Business
Week
says
all
the
Pictures of
seester” will
The price reportedly7 is a six- duction of such arms and a
® eby, I might add . .. let’s
new
crop
of
top
economists
share
^ck out a few of the -possibili- not be allowed in any7 station.
pledge against the bringing of
the same characteristics —. a figure salary7 plus stock and a
Taco breaks will be allowed
nuclear weapons into the counof gab, friends in Washing- directorship.
^smps will have to be installed during working hours.
ton, a knack for writing, a talent
Says Nakagama: “I didn’t do try.
® front, of all urinals.
Burros will not be parked in for boiling economics down to
it for the money, but it felt good
The U.S. Embassy7 b.ackgroun<i
^mailer seats on commodes the basement.
language that laymen can under to get a piece of the action. briefing was held for Japanese
graining inserts?).
All “Fritos” will have to be stand, and a nose for where the
You’re seeing a world where hu- newsmen who cover Japan’s mi
gShoner neckties.
locked up.
economy7 is headed and why7.
man
capital is increasingly im- litary establishment. American
l^n^ted platform in front
A dance around a helmet will
portant and simply- has to be and other foreign newsmen were
In Two Days
|
s desk so that the chief be allowed prior to roll call each
paid.”
not inri ted.
see tne people he is chewing morning and evening.
according to
It is reported
Siesta breaks
every7
three Business Week, that Nakagama
r iv e-joot stepladders so the hours.
can swing enough business to his
>5 Of t
An unused locker will be con
cars can be cleaned
Jperly.
verted to a handball court for bosses at Kidder Peabody7 in just
two days a month spent with
Booster seats in the rigs (pro- the “little fellas.”
TOKYO.
A
sweetening named, is exactly the same as
fed the re w driver knows which
“Land of the Giants will be Chicago money7 men to justify7 agent, claimed to be7 1300 to
that of sugar, he said.
? Of
his entire annual salary.
e street to drive on), required viewing.
1800 times sweeter than sugar,
A full-scale research on the
Owners of Mazdas, Toyotas
over the drains in the
Business Week said Nakaga- has been discovered by Akira
“ewers
new
sweetening agent will be
° 've don’t lose any- and Datsuns will get special dis ma’s power, however, is not ।-Tahara, chief researcher at Riconducted in fiscal 1972 starting
F' men
counts at the Bush Garden (Ja
kagaku Kenkyusho. He found the
easily
7
matched.
in April and funds have been
shoes tor those new panese restaurant).
substance in rosin while he was
?n wo
set
aside in the national budget
Finally,
as
the
list
of
the
“
new
“He has replaced Gerry Tsai conducting a research on rosin.
e on a ladder comrn v.
for
the year. Study will be made
men” grows, they will band to- as the inscrutable Oriental on
The degree of sweetness of
on
the
possibility of producing
gether and build a transistorized, I the street,” says one admirer.
the substance, a derivative of
u*at the complaintees
the substance on a commercial
that can be
“In fact, it is difficult to find abietic acid. is several times
^ rule stated that this disposable fire unit
jbasis
and whether or not it con
thrown away after six runs.
a-iect Orientals and
anyone — except fellow econo- greater than that of saccharin tains any harmful materials.
At least our chief opposed this
or dulcin and it is less bitter than
Orleans, I suppose
00 Pounds of rice and two I new rule ’ * * 1 sure wish that I ’ mists, whom he generally’ igno- »such artificial sweetening agents,
Patents have been applied for
1 res — who does not stand in
, had the names of those 16 or 17
Tahara
said.
in
such foreign nations as United
delivered
some
awe
of
the
slightly
built,
chiefs
around
the
state
that
voted
The
chemical
composition
of
-i
States,
Britain, France and West
\^U°n Mong with the
••-6 -fiTuiizer.
46-year-old Japanese American. the substance, which is yet to be i Germany7.
(Cont. on Page 8)
i
EA1TL1
Top U.S. Money Forecaster Is Nisei
□
1300 Times Sweeter Than Sugar
Page 2
THE M E W
PAGE 2
Friday, February 25. iq
C A NADIAS
Japan-owned Baseball Team Joins
U.S. League Under Baltimore Orioles
manager, and by Don Pries. Baltimore’s
of minor league development.
on as one oi six
tern, and will be
in the Baltimore
By BAT McDONNEL
LODI, Calif. — The Tokyo Lotte Orions will
crate the Lodi baseball team in the California
d Oriole.-'.
champion Baltimore Orioles.
The Orions, perennial power among Japan’s 12
professional teams, becomes the first foreign firm
to operate an American professional baseball fran-
a of the franchise surrendered to the
c San Diego Padres at the end of last
announced recently by George Yoshingelcs promoter, who will be resilient
season
champions
ra
in
J a pan’s three ' Igo old for farther com petition.
, who
They made a futile effort at
■day in the men’s 500 me; Makomanai outdoor speed
ters event of the Winter Olym- skating rink to win the gold
pics
announced their
medal
Germane’s
from
West
rcment.
Frha rd Nelle
two-time winnor of
29,
Hida,
Keiier, 27. al
announced his
SAI’DO RO.
ret irement sayi
old to compete.
he
was
It to a jood policy to
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TORONTO. — In the Canadian
produced the batting Japanese Hockey League, Urabe
had the best earned-run ave- is currently leading the pack
‘s and best strikeout records with 10 wins, 6 loses, and 2
draws for a total of 22 points.
The Orioles farm club managRunner-up is Yamada with 8
of the. Year
ers won .Manage
and, wins. 7 loses, and 3 draws for
honors in their
aid, it was likely that one a total of 19 points.
of them will be assigned to the
Turf
follows with 7 wins,
Lodi club.
S
loses,
3
ties
for a total of 17
He aid it was likely the initial Lodi club would be a com points. Deepest in the cellar is
bination of the best players from Japan Camera with 6 wins, 10
the Orioles Bluefield, W.W, and
Miami, Fla., teams both pennant mses, 2 ties for a total of 14
points.
Pries called the franchise acquisitior and working agreement
“an excellent marriage for us
all.”
RES. 231-0863
BUS. 783-4261
The organization’s
Japan's Three Top Skaters Retire
they
organization had three
teams finished second
Urabe Pucksters Leading
j.C. Hockey League
too
Three of four players from
Japan ore expected to be assign
ed to the Lodi Orioles in the
coming season. Pries said.
With others to follow, they
will have a chance to work up in
Ilie Baltimore organization.
The Orions-Baltimore ties, he
said, would hopefully provide
continuity for pro baseball in
Lodi.
“When we move into
we star .” Pries said, noting- Baltimore has operated clubs in
Rochester for 14 years and in
and Stockton for 12
rear
Tockton’s new working'
with the. California AnThe Orions, who won the Ja
panese Pacific League cham
pionship last year, are owned by
Nagayoshi Nakamura, onetime
special assistant to former’ Japa
nese. Premier Nobusuke Kishi.
nura is in hopes of some
j uay noi ing an entire Japanese
i ; team in A merican competition,”
i Pries said.
j
Eventually he hopes to develop
; what he terms a ‘‘real World
i Series" between Japan and Ame J
rican teams.
In addition to Japanese play |
ers receiving training' and ex
perience in Lodi, the Orioles will
train team trainers who, with the !
Japanese players will return to
Japan to train others.
The Lodi team will begin
g out in March with the
entire Baltimore organization at
a new training complex at BisCollege, Fla.
|
in the Baltimore organisat ion are pleased to come to !
Lodi." Ties, a former scout and
r in the Northern Cali- !
forma irea, said. “Our club made
J
a tour of Japan after the World
Series and was impressed with j
I its caliber of baseball.”
! I
: _ “Baseball commissioner Bowie
i Kuhn has thoughts about a glo. bill \\ orld Series. It is our hope
. that with the Japanese players
on our Lodi club, they will learn
; our methods ami go back to Ja
pan and teach otb.er prospects.
Hopefully, we will have a
competing.club in Lodi and pro: vido me tans solid summer en- tertamment. J am sure we will
; get support from the Lodi rans.”
I , 1 he Orioles were given an ofreeling from Lodi Mayoi
j Walt
Katniehi and Ed De BenI det ti
of th
uid
’ trip fir
Orion
\ ■• V1'.' schedule of ga
n Die L nited States durim
training last year, parti
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r m tlie
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gain thi year.
Led
in. 1966.
id 1
had
winning
man
when
: awarded its
; instrumental
negotiating the
yo
company ini to
baseball scene.
11 Ivy Lan Cras.
In the individual scorin?i
Inamoto of Yamada .and R vj
if Urabe share the lead with J
points. Inamoto has potted^
most goals with. 14 to his «J
J. Kawasaki of Urabe is fd
vith a 21 point total. Tie^
fourth place is B. Murata 1
Turf and A. Tanaka of UrJ
with 20 points.
1
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3101 Bathurst St,
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PAGE 2
Friday, February 25. iq
C A NADIAS
Japan-owned Baseball Team Joins
U.S. League Under Baltimore Orioles
manager, and by Don Pries. Baltimore’s
of minor league development.
on as one oi six
tern, and will be
in the Baltimore
By BAT McDONNEL
LODI, Calif. — The Tokyo Lotte Orions will
crate the Lodi baseball team in the California
d Oriole.-'.
champion Baltimore Orioles.
The Orions, perennial power among Japan’s 12
professional teams, becomes the first foreign firm
to operate an American professional baseball fran-
a of the franchise surrendered to the
c San Diego Padres at the end of last
announced recently by George Yoshingelcs promoter, who will be resilient
season
champions
ra
in
J a pan’s three ' Igo old for farther com petition.
, who
They made a futile effort at
■day in the men’s 500 me; Makomanai outdoor speed
ters event of the Winter Olym- skating rink to win the gold
pics
announced their
medal
Germane’s
from
West
rcment.
Frha rd Nelle
two-time winnor of
29,
Hida,
Keiier, 27. al
announced his
SAI’DO RO.
ret irement sayi
old to compete.
he
was
It to a jood policy to
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TORONTO. — In the Canadian
produced the batting Japanese Hockey League, Urabe
had the best earned-run ave- is currently leading the pack
‘s and best strikeout records with 10 wins, 6 loses, and 2
draws for a total of 22 points.
The Orioles farm club managRunner-up is Yamada with 8
of the. Year
ers won .Manage
and, wins. 7 loses, and 3 draws for
honors in their
aid, it was likely that one a total of 19 points.
of them will be assigned to the
Turf
follows with 7 wins,
Lodi club.
S
loses,
3
ties
for a total of 17
He aid it was likely the initial Lodi club would be a com points. Deepest in the cellar is
bination of the best players from Japan Camera with 6 wins, 10
the Orioles Bluefield, W.W, and
Miami, Fla., teams both pennant mses, 2 ties for a total of 14
points.
Pries called the franchise acquisitior and working agreement
“an excellent marriage for us
all.”
RES. 231-0863
BUS. 783-4261
The organization’s
Japan's Three Top Skaters Retire
they
organization had three
teams finished second
Urabe Pucksters Leading
j.C. Hockey League
too
Three of four players from
Japan ore expected to be assign
ed to the Lodi Orioles in the
coming season. Pries said.
With others to follow, they
will have a chance to work up in
Ilie Baltimore organization.
The Orions-Baltimore ties, he
said, would hopefully provide
continuity for pro baseball in
Lodi.
“When we move into
we star .” Pries said, noting- Baltimore has operated clubs in
Rochester for 14 years and in
and Stockton for 12
rear
Tockton’s new working'
with the. California AnThe Orions, who won the Ja
panese Pacific League cham
pionship last year, are owned by
Nagayoshi Nakamura, onetime
special assistant to former’ Japa
nese. Premier Nobusuke Kishi.
nura is in hopes of some
j uay noi ing an entire Japanese
i ; team in A merican competition,”
i Pries said.
j
Eventually he hopes to develop
; what he terms a ‘‘real World
i Series" between Japan and Ame J
rican teams.
In addition to Japanese play |
ers receiving training' and ex
perience in Lodi, the Orioles will
train team trainers who, with the !
Japanese players will return to
Japan to train others.
The Lodi team will begin
g out in March with the
entire Baltimore organization at
a new training complex at BisCollege, Fla.
|
in the Baltimore organisat ion are pleased to come to !
Lodi." Ties, a former scout and
r in the Northern Cali- !
forma irea, said. “Our club made
J
a tour of Japan after the World
Series and was impressed with j
I its caliber of baseball.”
! I
: _ “Baseball commissioner Bowie
i Kuhn has thoughts about a glo. bill \\ orld Series. It is our hope
. that with the Japanese players
on our Lodi club, they will learn
; our methods ami go back to Ja
pan and teach otb.er prospects.
Hopefully, we will have a
competing.club in Lodi and pro: vido me tans solid summer en- tertamment. J am sure we will
; get support from the Lodi rans.”
I , 1 he Orioles were given an ofreeling from Lodi Mayoi
j Walt
Katniehi and Ed De BenI det ti
of th
uid
’ trip fir
Orion
\ ■• V1'.' schedule of ga
n Die L nited States durim
training last year, parti
: onia
r m tlie
will be a mon
gain thi year.
Led
in. 1966.
id 1
had
winning
man
when
: awarded its
; instrumental
negotiating the
yo
company ini to
baseball scene.
11 Ivy Lan Cras.
In the individual scorin?i
Inamoto of Yamada .and R vj
if Urabe share the lead with J
points. Inamoto has potted^
most goals with. 14 to his «J
J. Kawasaki of Urabe is fd
vith a 21 point total. Tie^
fourth place is B. Murata 1
Turf and A. Tanaka of UrJ
with 20 points.
1
proprietor
3101 Bathurst St,
JON ONODERA
MRS. SATOKO SATO
489-4654 — 481-8805!
All types of insurance
CROWN LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
(Business)
|
(Residence)!
540 Eglinton Ave. W„
Toronto
BURDAS UNION STORE
OPEN SUNDAY
— 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
4S9 Dundas St VV.
Toronto2B,Onl
® RETAIL STORE 366-5451
• OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
• MONTHLY LUCKY PRIZES.
< DECEMBER WINNERS.
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TORONTO
MR. F. GYOTOKU TORONTO
MR. T. OZAKI
LONDON
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* May 13 Japan KANKO Tour
June 25 Special Group Tour — SUMM
VACATION IN EUROPE —
|
* June 29 YOUNG JAPAN for YOUNG
|
CANADIAN
Reasonable Group Tour to Japan ^
Young 2nd or 3rd Generations.
J
Visit Japan’s Top Companies, ^l
Leading Universities.
I
Other Special Departure to Japan:
I
August 12, Sept. 9, October 8 and November4
Please contact for detail information.
j
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Murakami
COALDALE. Alta.
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Morihei Murakami,
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Funeral
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other
no vanm
"W
"Who Was Mishima Yukio?” will be tne subject than my omewhat loose imagiessor Kinya Tsuruta, sponsored by the Consulate i tion.
OX
L I
, in cooperation with the Japanese Canadian Culhenry goes bine this:
1
n
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR
Monday- Feb. 28th starting 8:00 p.m. at the JCC
NOTARY PUBLIC
Quiet
American
is
a
I
. on
Ont.
Toronto
2 Carlton St.. Toronto
product
of
concentration
I
direct
Phone 863-9.0 9
Yukio disembowled himself in
Roons 180b
eds which served as a ;
camp
miners of the Japanese
J66-S388
283-4281 (Hes.i
the
reinforcement to their previous!?
samurai ritu.ai
followers
decapitate
him.
quiet state — which was learned.
• Fo ■es. and had one of 1'
to
rified. was made
tied to his chair,
almost .all theories I’ve
Say it with flowers!
ct
read this one makes no sense
Hiant novelist, playvvright, critic, movie-maker, actor,
put into the proper conJAMES KAMINO
SHARON'S FLORIS I
mte-ka, kendoka once considered for the Nobel Prize at text. IT! put this into a social
seemed to oe happily married and !
CITY-WIDE DELIVER!
science realm of academics, since
k SonuR’
it’s so much easier to defend
Peter >as
then? Investigation of his works, his peculiar
the theorv. (When someone say:?,
Bus: HO. 6-2041
nd fctnilv background' provides intriguing clues toward
it’s true.' 1 can answei,
364-9913
Res • HO 6-7962
ike Mishima enigma. Tne lecture will be illipialod
942 PAPE AVE.. TORONTO
isn't.")
of University of Toronto “Prove
(
yokonto
or
Ronald
Cairns
lides and Profess
. most camp
You
t in readings from Mishima’s works.
■^i
built
of paper-thin wall
were
Pm told that, privacy was utterly
*
impossible within one’s own hvi Tdchibcnc At TBC On Mctrch 4th ing arters: one family could
low -vo iced
c o nversa! ions
TORONTO. — Next weekend will see the superb Japanese cl as hear
ROOFING,
from
units
on
either
side.
sHiomi Tachibana in a. recital at the Toronto Buddhist
In Minidoka, where I was born,
EAVESTROUGH,
Her dancing is like a breath of spring in a otherwise dreary
Church
hat
the
tar
paper
walls
being eagerly anticipated by the fortunate !’m told t
BRICK WORK,
winter nu one that is
fnmilv
units
didn’t
between
Torontonians who have witnessed one or both of her previous peiAnd my brothreach the ceilin
CHIMNEY CLEANING
formances.
215
Victoria
St.
er
tells
me
that
one
day
he
was
This is a once in a lifetime chance to see. a dancer of such
staring at
lying on his bun!
CALL ANYTIME,
Room 301
calibre in a local setting Last year on her return from Japan she
neighbor
the
ceilingwhen
l-. Saho Tachibana, and together with Saga
363-7441
Toronto.
bromht back her teacher,
-----.
.
• xT
362-4689 (Toronto)
Tachibana, the latter’s daughter, they presented concerts in New child popped his head over the
York. Barnstable, Mass. (American premiere for the latter two), top of the wall and said “Hello.”
Ted Shawn Theatre, as well as in San Francisco and other locales.
So the question is: How did
Thev received rave reviews at every centre where they performed the Japanese American popula
Welcome lapanwe Canadian Friend#
mid'now the chance to see one of the members of that memorable tion show a substantial increase
during the camp years?
troupe is being offered here in Toi onto.
Tickets are now on sale at $2.00 from the Toronto Budfct
I read that many young lovers
married
during the first months
Church. 534-4302, or by contacting Kunio Suyama, 461--o84.
ley
are also available from members of the Bon Odon Committee. Stu of camp because they were un
certain of their futures.
Special Attention on Take Out Oroen
dents price is 50 cents at the door.
And hand-in-hand with marThat’s Saturday, March 4th, .at the church, 8 p.m. Do come.
EM. 2-0029 For Reservations EM 2-432‘Z
—T.B.C. riap-e (I’m told) comes lovemak
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas. Toronto
ing (I’m told) and babies. Therefore, the guts of my theory is
Orrins to Wedding Banquet*. ^ho«
that since thin walls and love
Seating Capacity 240
making are a very awkward com
bination, the. Nisei who had' been
previouslv disciplined to be quiet
were forced to practice the disci
pline en masse.
My theory was advanced some
SKI
what when a former internee
MEMBER OF C-R-C.A
told me, “I didn’t hear any
SPECIALIST
SHINGL1NG
thing.” It occurred to me then
FLAT ROOFS
that those who were always lis
SHEET METAL WORK
EAVESTROUGHING
1201 Bloor Street West
366-2164 tening unwittingly were practic
Reservatio
ing a rather unique form ot
LE. 2-4267
Seven Days A Week birth control.
NISEI OWNED
421-3374
TORONTO
As I said, this theory has ab
460 Dundas St. West,
Covering Ontario”
solutely no validity. But if any
Toronto, Ont.
Tosh Nishijima
one can come up with a good
excuse for being quiet, I’d sure
have! Arrangements
like to hear it.
"MICHI
Kashino &
Weinberg
A-l Handy Man
CTONGCHOW
CHOP SUEY TAVERN
OSCAR'S
SPORT SHOP
ALL-WAY ROOFING LTD.
The New Canadian
Air—Ship—Bus—Rail
Anywhere — Anytime
tours—Hotel—Sightseeing
Travellers Cheques
Obtainable
Travel, Accident
and Baggage Insurance
Coll for Reservations or
information
— EM. 8-9934
I. KAMEOKA
K. Iwata Travel Service
^9 Dundas St. W., Toronto 140
SAPPORO
ICHIBAN
’21 Spadina Ave., Toronto
862-1082
SHOP
733 Danforth Ave.,
, Toronto
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TORONTO 133, ONT.
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NAME (MR. MRS. MISS) —
2239 Bloor St. West
Phone Store 463-3426
Home 469-0293
ADDRESS
Runnymede) Toronto
Opposite Tsukawa Barber
Phone 766-4292
CITY
Japanese Food
Deliver Evening
and Saturdays
NAMIKI & TAN OU YE
PROVINCE
ZONE NO.
Elderly people who .
in their own homes
Thin Walls And
Love Created The
Quiet Americans
a chronic illness o.
Personal Notes
Obituaries
Murakami
COALDALE. Alta.
S u k i n o M u r a k a mi. «9, beloved
Morihei Murakami,
on Feb. 2nd, 1972.
Funeral
aldale Buddhist Church on Feb.
4th with the Rev. S. Kosaka and
the Rev. Izumi officiating.
In Toronto’s West End
SHITO
Karate Dojo
5415 Dundas St. W.
PHONE 233-34 । S
o f ,u came out with a theory in ans
for
ids the problems of rhe aged. Just call the local wer to the question: Why are
i Order of Nurses at 3b3-ob21.
we called QUIET AMERICANS?
First of all 1 must warn you.
*
JAPANESE
at it's only a theorv. nothing
RESTAURANT
IM^isIumci li6ctuis .At jGG Lsntrs ore. In factandit noha.
other
no vanm
"W
"Who Was Mishima Yukio?” will be tne subject than my omewhat loose imagiessor Kinya Tsuruta, sponsored by the Consulate i tion.
OX
L I
, in cooperation with the Japanese Canadian Culhenry goes bine this:
1
n
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR
Monday- Feb. 28th starting 8:00 p.m. at the JCC
NOTARY PUBLIC
Quiet
American
is
a
I
. on
Ont.
Toronto
2 Carlton St.. Toronto
product
of
concentration
I
direct
Phone 863-9.0 9
Yukio disembowled himself in
Roons 180b
eds which served as a ;
camp
miners of the Japanese
J66-S388
283-4281 (Hes.i
the
reinforcement to their previous!?
samurai ritu.ai
followers
decapitate
him.
quiet state — which was learned.
• Fo ■es. and had one of 1'
to
rified. was made
tied to his chair,
almost .all theories I’ve
Say it with flowers!
ct
read this one makes no sense
Hiant novelist, playvvright, critic, movie-maker, actor,
put into the proper conJAMES KAMINO
SHARON'S FLORIS I
mte-ka, kendoka once considered for the Nobel Prize at text. IT! put this into a social
seemed to oe happily married and !
CITY-WIDE DELIVER!
science realm of academics, since
k SonuR’
it’s so much easier to defend
Peter >as
then? Investigation of his works, his peculiar
the theorv. (When someone say:?,
Bus: HO. 6-2041
nd fctnilv background' provides intriguing clues toward
it’s true.' 1 can answei,
364-9913
Res • HO 6-7962
ike Mishima enigma. Tne lecture will be illipialod
942 PAPE AVE.. TORONTO
isn't.")
of University of Toronto “Prove
(
yokonto
or
Ronald
Cairns
lides and Profess
. most camp
You
t in readings from Mishima’s works.
■^i
built
of paper-thin wall
were
Pm told that, privacy was utterly
*
impossible within one’s own hvi Tdchibcnc At TBC On Mctrch 4th ing arters: one family could
low -vo iced
c o nversa! ions
TORONTO. — Next weekend will see the superb Japanese cl as hear
ROOFING,
from
units
on
either
side.
sHiomi Tachibana in a. recital at the Toronto Buddhist
In Minidoka, where I was born,
EAVESTROUGH,
Her dancing is like a breath of spring in a otherwise dreary
Church
hat
the
tar
paper
walls
being eagerly anticipated by the fortunate !’m told t
BRICK WORK,
winter nu one that is
fnmilv
units
didn’t
between
Torontonians who have witnessed one or both of her previous peiAnd my brothreach the ceilin
CHIMNEY CLEANING
formances.
215
Victoria
St.
er
tells
me
that
one
day
he
was
This is a once in a lifetime chance to see. a dancer of such
staring at
lying on his bun!
CALL ANYTIME,
Room 301
calibre in a local setting Last year on her return from Japan she
neighbor
the
ceilingwhen
l-. Saho Tachibana, and together with Saga
363-7441
Toronto.
bromht back her teacher,
-----.
.
• xT
362-4689 (Toronto)
Tachibana, the latter’s daughter, they presented concerts in New child popped his head over the
York. Barnstable, Mass. (American premiere for the latter two), top of the wall and said “Hello.”
Ted Shawn Theatre, as well as in San Francisco and other locales.
So the question is: How did
Thev received rave reviews at every centre where they performed the Japanese American popula
Welcome lapanwe Canadian Friend#
mid'now the chance to see one of the members of that memorable tion show a substantial increase
during the camp years?
troupe is being offered here in Toi onto.
Tickets are now on sale at $2.00 from the Toronto Budfct
I read that many young lovers
married
during the first months
Church. 534-4302, or by contacting Kunio Suyama, 461--o84.
ley
are also available from members of the Bon Odon Committee. Stu of camp because they were un
certain of their futures.
Special Attention on Take Out Oroen
dents price is 50 cents at the door.
And hand-in-hand with marThat’s Saturday, March 4th, .at the church, 8 p.m. Do come.
EM. 2-0029 For Reservations EM 2-432‘Z
—T.B.C. riap-e (I’m told) comes lovemak
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas. Toronto
ing (I’m told) and babies. Therefore, the guts of my theory is
Orrins to Wedding Banquet*. ^ho«
that since thin walls and love
Seating Capacity 240
making are a very awkward com
bination, the. Nisei who had' been
previouslv disciplined to be quiet
were forced to practice the disci
pline en masse.
My theory was advanced some
SKI
what when a former internee
MEMBER OF C-R-C.A
told me, “I didn’t hear any
SPECIALIST
SHINGL1NG
thing.” It occurred to me then
FLAT ROOFS
that those who were always lis
SHEET METAL WORK
EAVESTROUGHING
1201 Bloor Street West
366-2164 tening unwittingly were practic
Reservatio
ing a rather unique form ot
LE. 2-4267
Seven Days A Week birth control.
NISEI OWNED
421-3374
TORONTO
As I said, this theory has ab
460 Dundas St. West,
Covering Ontario”
solutely no validity. But if any
Toronto, Ont.
Tosh Nishijima
one can come up with a good
excuse for being quiet, I’d sure
have! Arrangements
like to hear it.
"MICHI
Kashino &
Weinberg
A-l Handy Man
CTONGCHOW
CHOP SUEY TAVERN
OSCAR'S
SPORT SHOP
ALL-WAY ROOFING LTD.
The New Canadian
Air—Ship—Bus—Rail
Anywhere — Anytime
tours—Hotel—Sightseeing
Travellers Cheques
Obtainable
Travel, Accident
and Baggage Insurance
Coll for Reservations or
information
— EM. 8-9934
I. KAMEOKA
K. Iwata Travel Service
^9 Dundas St. W., Toronto 140
SAPPORO
ICHIBAN
’21 Spadina Ave., Toronto
862-1082
SHOP
733 Danforth Ave.,
, Toronto
J NT Auto Service
479 QUEEN STREET WEST
TORONTO 133, ONT.
Please find enclosed S.......................
□ Renew my subscription.
□ Enter my new subscription for
S5.00 for six months
•
for which
year/months
S9.00 per year.
NAME (MR. MRS. MISS) —
2239 Bloor St. West
Phone Store 463-3426
Home 469-0293
ADDRESS
Runnymede) Toronto
Opposite Tsukawa Barber
Phone 766-4292
CITY
Japanese Food
Deliver Evening
and Saturdays
NAMIKI & TAN OU YE
PROVINCE
ZONE NO.
Page 8
fnfeFebruaiv 25
(Cent, from Page One;
Love Life of Fish & People
State College
The reproductive
many forms <
an in mt mortality,- r
under 10(> percent, i n
brine shrimp
more in a book call
iroduction,” lux
encrustation arounc. t!
in which they live. “The female cod," sho
“nia.v lay
salmon 30 million.
I have been told too that
some miracle they were all 1
III)
adult
world xvouid be knee-deep in
tie e^ Canola*
as the Hudson and Winton
Essex Terraplane with ElecHand shift that seldom
trie
e
;ed: on to Buicks, Cadillacs,
Jags, Fiats, Rollses, Merurn to see 3 IC
or
2 Order I cecie 5 — you name it — and I
Califor- I have to say the Mazda is the
' 9()(iii." sp
nrosr exciting of all. This in an
; nia Hisit>
when vou feel guilt, rather
a thrill, even when contemf lln.iuHi Japanese Ame-
an
^
A
member of Ethnic Pr9S8 ^
.
oi Ontario.
^
PUBLISHED ON EVERY TUESDiAND FRIDAY
^
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The car is eerily silent and
fast,
with jet-like acceleration.
on tae
Cost
around
'$3000, it is incredib
unlikely
ly xvell built and equipped —
rued out to be a Japanese j unto a spoonlike device on the
that if by er
the whole I ;V! ml in disguise (or so the fa- j windshield xviper to keep it from
iss 110
Japanese' were no I riding up when you
I louver ninny. Now they xvere miles an hour. The rotary■ engine
There is an important relationship bet •ecn tin
conven
uaimeroim. slimy, treacherous and
istefuln
of the system of reprixiuction and the Jewel of development ot an i to lie destroyed. The entire re- tional engine, with half the mov
। sources of this country and War- ing parts and the lowest emisanimal. Human beings
a
?-aby at a time. Leon
has to be the
।
ner Brothers sei about the task. si on around
Adams, in
i r>a>s Fishing on the laciUc Co
that | The Jap, the Nip would be xviped engine of trie future. It tickles
"one female
may have from 11,non to more than 4.000.000 off the earth.
me 'that although. a German,
babies; that
H err■ Wankel,- invented it, it
actual count oi tiie eggs from he • ovaries.”
took the
to get the
the males spread
Thir
t n is
out of it.
s flooding
with transail pom
hx
S:°^^ :
when
UMEZUKI Publisher
English Section Editor
KEN MORI
Japanese Section Editor
4/9 Q. U EEN ST. WEST
Toronto 133, Ont.
EMpire 6-5005
5
ASST.
STORE MANAGER I
d marvels
General
Motors
’
Olympian
brow.
eaten
One
of
the
most
moving
things
The leasing Montreal based re- ®
as
The Toyota is now successful en about 'T
Order
9066,
” tail fashion fabric chain rrequires
miii«.»
Cal i fornia law must be Hi ough to recall 110,000 cars at a
the de Young show is the state- an assistant for one of the
years old
one survivor time. The Datsun
one { ment of retired Supreme.. Court Toronto stores.
Ircds of thousands
of the few cars for which there i Justice Tom Clark. In his epi
The. applicant should have
ls a waiting list. Hoxvever, the j
the enormous rate
reproduct ion among fish, their car 1 was driving xvas more i logue to the book of photos of initiative and an outgoing perso
the internment camps, he xvrote nality. She will be experiencedin
would appear, from a com pa rat ive point of view, to amazing.
Even
revolutionary, ’ "Racial hatred . . . kept hearts fabric buying and general merliterally and figuratively — the • closed .and fear predominant; it Ij chandising in retail trade, will
Mazda RN-2, the first successful was a sad day in our constitu- be a self-starter able to generate
production line car with a rotary i tional historv
her eggs. The gentlema u trout
The Executive enthusiasm and motivation to
and fertilizes engine.
■
Order
"
’
wholly
ignored
the fun- staff.
them somewhat later — a most
Maz.
, The
.
------ isn't especially I damental principle that a free
Send detailed resume in confi
oner told me that he had a patient who had rakish (most Japanese car tend society judges, by individual acts, dence to Box No. 15.
•out’s mating habits
"Ah, that's the to look as though they'd run into not by ancestry . . . The stubborn
The New Canadian
; a wall) and the name may be fact is, our felloxv Japanese
way it should be ' Perhaps that's why he
a patient.
, unfortunate. To Americans of a American citizens lost their li
A much more idvanced stage in si
Rooms To Let
junction is repre certain age. Mazda means elec berty simply and only because
THREE
room
flat separate
natures which give their
and yet. that may of their ancestry.”
pring their start
oe
in life inside the body of the female, as is trm
entrance,
one
block
to Shopper’s
i r e 1 y inappropriate:
I don’t say we should forget World Plaza. Phone
of the viviparous
363-7606,
a
complete
turn-on.
perch of San I' rancisco Bay, and of all creatures
Pearl Harbor. Nor should we
Tve driven them all, from my forget Hiroshima — where, iro after 6, phone 444-3290 (Toron
lay hardshclled eggs, and, of all ima nim.ah
to).
B-'M Model T, which tried to
nically, that great little car, the
run over me every time I crank Mazda, is manufactured. Funny,
certain inter-indiv idual proc
ed
it; through such extinct speMale and femal must get each, othei
tliers cooperation or compliance
until the female is read’
ve the snerm. This
1 X
interind’ividual interaction
and whether ; tor it... I'd send' them
bowl taliou reporter who wrote the
occurring .among fish, lobsters, reptiles, bii
s. or human
article, the editor of the maga
beings, is known as courtship.
zine who published it, and the
l lie following excerpt
<
is from union that sanctioned it all feel
letter written in answer to secure that this view represents
the majority within their ranks,
e article which
But human beings
who hav
in " I he Fire Fighter” magazine otherwise it would not have apcommunication as their
pea red in print, much less have
” • • ■ The article
ture is able
human beings are.
been written at all.
n g u a g e s involving that these changes to
perpetu- ,
in order to com ate racism
and its affiliates,
munie.ate the
of
et her creature is
i the International Fire
uc»age> io nis lellow creature
ers. the Washington State Labor
indeed.
all parks of the world.
humor is lost in the racist attack Council, the Seattle Central La
in permanent marks cm Chicanos and
how- bor Council, the Seattle Council
paper
on
iges from the dead
it does indicate that by of City Employees and the AFLto th
unbori
CIO unions.;, as well as the many
goxems ins lite .and social relations
' patterned ven that Asians and Chicanos firms and organizations
that
networks of communicat ion: religioi
advertise
in
the
magazine
educational be laughed at. ridiculed and made
do
systems, laws.
not share the views of this articto feel inferior.
cfeature
le.
utiliz
the mate
then wonder whether
of his en
Since "The Fire Fighter" is
vironment not only to increase his
afety and comfort, but :ilso published by Local 27 "in the in- thex will assume any responsibi
to semi messages, by means of food
lity foi corrective and positive
per- terest of Fire Fighters of the
sonnl adornment, by dance and cei
action.
arc
and
of Washington.” the ma
music.
Perhaps 1 have said enough to indieat e that communication is
but the most elementaiw
forms of life.
gaz.me editor and the union ap
■ pi oxed the absence of any a
love
row. the crocodile or the Canadian elk. hox’
ica richer and more I le. and in the absence of any excomplex are the problems of communicat:
in the love life of I planation to the contrary, may
human beings’ Is it any wonder that teen-a
^pend hours on the
telephone as they get. practice in th
mtn c a t e word -play
in initiating friendship;
flirtations
It appears also that the bat-
which
action in
nerstanding e
columns on t
vuk
tribute t(
argue in
ot communication and
their forms, lias much
ts th
Director, Dept, of
Human Rights
(Rev.) D. Harvey .McIntyre
Chairman, Seattle Human
Rights Commission
o con-;
I shall ‘
ot human I
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Love Life of Fish & People
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The reproductive
many forms <
an in mt mortality,- r
under 10(> percent, i n
brine shrimp
more in a book call
iroduction,” lux
encrustation arounc. t!
in which they live. “The female cod," sho
“nia.v lay
salmon 30 million.
I have been told too that
some miracle they were all 1
III)
adult
world xvouid be knee-deep in
tie e^ Canola*
as the Hudson and Winton
Essex Terraplane with ElecHand shift that seldom
trie
e
;ed: on to Buicks, Cadillacs,
Jags, Fiats, Rollses, Merurn to see 3 IC
or
2 Order I cecie 5 — you name it — and I
Califor- I have to say the Mazda is the
' 9()(iii." sp
nrosr exciting of all. This in an
; nia Hisit>
when vou feel guilt, rather
a thrill, even when contemf lln.iuHi Japanese Ame-
an
^
A
member of Ethnic Pr9S8 ^
.
oi Ontario.
^
PUBLISHED ON EVERY TUESDiAND FRIDAY
^
SUBSCRIPTION
§9.00 a Year
So.00 for Six Months
The car is eerily silent and
fast,
with jet-like acceleration.
on tae
Cost
around
'$3000, it is incredib
unlikely
ly xvell built and equipped —
rued out to be a Japanese j unto a spoonlike device on the
that if by er
the whole I ;V! ml in disguise (or so the fa- j windshield xviper to keep it from
iss 110
Japanese' were no I riding up when you
I louver ninny. Now they xvere miles an hour. The rotary■ engine
There is an important relationship bet •ecn tin
conven
uaimeroim. slimy, treacherous and
istefuln
of the system of reprixiuction and the Jewel of development ot an i to lie destroyed. The entire re- tional engine, with half the mov
। sources of this country and War- ing parts and the lowest emisanimal. Human beings
a
?-aby at a time. Leon
has to be the
।
ner Brothers sei about the task. si on around
Adams, in
i r>a>s Fishing on the laciUc Co
that | The Jap, the Nip would be xviped engine of trie future. It tickles
"one female
may have from 11,non to more than 4.000.000 off the earth.
me 'that although. a German,
babies; that
H err■ Wankel,- invented it, it
actual count oi tiie eggs from he • ovaries.”
took the
to get the
the males spread
Thir
t n is
out of it.
s flooding
with transail pom
hx
S:°^^ :
when
UMEZUKI Publisher
English Section Editor
KEN MORI
Japanese Section Editor
4/9 Q. U EEN ST. WEST
Toronto 133, Ont.
EMpire 6-5005
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ASST.
STORE MANAGER I
d marvels
General
Motors
’
Olympian
brow.
eaten
One
of
the
most
moving
things
The leasing Montreal based re- ®
as
The Toyota is now successful en about 'T
Order
9066,
” tail fashion fabric chain rrequires
miii«.»
Cal i fornia law must be Hi ough to recall 110,000 cars at a
the de Young show is the state- an assistant for one of the
years old
one survivor time. The Datsun
one { ment of retired Supreme.. Court Toronto stores.
Ircds of thousands
of the few cars for which there i Justice Tom Clark. In his epi
The. applicant should have
ls a waiting list. Hoxvever, the j
the enormous rate
reproduct ion among fish, their car 1 was driving xvas more i logue to the book of photos of initiative and an outgoing perso
the internment camps, he xvrote nality. She will be experiencedin
would appear, from a com pa rat ive point of view, to amazing.
Even
revolutionary, ’ "Racial hatred . . . kept hearts fabric buying and general merliterally and figuratively — the • closed .and fear predominant; it Ij chandising in retail trade, will
Mazda RN-2, the first successful was a sad day in our constitu- be a self-starter able to generate
production line car with a rotary i tional historv
her eggs. The gentlema u trout
The Executive enthusiasm and motivation to
and fertilizes engine.
■
Order
"
’
wholly
ignored
the fun- staff.
them somewhat later — a most
Maz.
, The
.
------ isn't especially I damental principle that a free
Send detailed resume in confi
oner told me that he had a patient who had rakish (most Japanese car tend society judges, by individual acts, dence to Box No. 15.
•out’s mating habits
"Ah, that's the to look as though they'd run into not by ancestry . . . The stubborn
The New Canadian
; a wall) and the name may be fact is, our felloxv Japanese
way it should be ' Perhaps that's why he
a patient.
, unfortunate. To Americans of a American citizens lost their li
A much more idvanced stage in si
Rooms To Let
junction is repre certain age. Mazda means elec berty simply and only because
THREE
room
flat separate
natures which give their
and yet. that may of their ancestry.”
pring their start
oe
in life inside the body of the female, as is trm
entrance,
one
block
to Shopper’s
i r e 1 y inappropriate:
I don’t say we should forget World Plaza. Phone
of the viviparous
363-7606,
a
complete
turn-on.
perch of San I' rancisco Bay, and of all creatures
Pearl Harbor. Nor should we
Tve driven them all, from my forget Hiroshima — where, iro after 6, phone 444-3290 (Toron
lay hardshclled eggs, and, of all ima nim.ah
to).
B-'M Model T, which tried to
nically, that great little car, the
run over me every time I crank Mazda, is manufactured. Funny,
certain inter-indiv idual proc
ed
it; through such extinct speMale and femal must get each, othei
tliers cooperation or compliance
until the female is read’
ve the snerm. This
1 X
interind’ividual interaction
and whether ; tor it... I'd send' them
bowl taliou reporter who wrote the
occurring .among fish, lobsters, reptiles, bii
s. or human
article, the editor of the maga
beings, is known as courtship.
zine who published it, and the
l lie following excerpt
<
is from union that sanctioned it all feel
letter written in answer to secure that this view represents
the majority within their ranks,
e article which
But human beings
who hav
in " I he Fire Fighter” magazine otherwise it would not have apcommunication as their
pea red in print, much less have
” • • ■ The article
ture is able
human beings are.
been written at all.
n g u a g e s involving that these changes to
perpetu- ,
in order to com ate racism
and its affiliates,
munie.ate the
of
et her creature is
i the International Fire
uc»age> io nis lellow creature
ers. the Washington State Labor
indeed.
all parks of the world.
humor is lost in the racist attack Council, the Seattle Central La
in permanent marks cm Chicanos and
how- bor Council, the Seattle Council
paper
on
iges from the dead
it does indicate that by of City Employees and the AFLto th
unbori
CIO unions.;, as well as the many
goxems ins lite .and social relations
' patterned ven that Asians and Chicanos firms and organizations
that
networks of communicat ion: religioi
advertise
in
the
magazine
educational be laughed at. ridiculed and made
do
systems, laws.
not share the views of this articto feel inferior.
cfeature
le.
utiliz
the mate
then wonder whether
of his en
Since "The Fire Fighter" is
vironment not only to increase his
afety and comfort, but :ilso published by Local 27 "in the in- thex will assume any responsibi
to semi messages, by means of food
lity foi corrective and positive
per- terest of Fire Fighters of the
sonnl adornment, by dance and cei
action.
arc
and
of Washington.” the ma
music.
Perhaps 1 have said enough to indieat e that communication is
but the most elementaiw
forms of life.
gaz.me editor and the union ap
■ pi oxed the absence of any a
love
row. the crocodile or the Canadian elk. hox’
ica richer and more I le. and in the absence of any excomplex are the problems of communicat:
in the love life of I planation to the contrary, may
human beings’ Is it any wonder that teen-a
^pend hours on the
telephone as they get. practice in th
mtn c a t e word -play
in initiating friendship;
flirtations
It appears also that the bat-
which
action in
nerstanding e
columns on t
vuk
tribute t(
argue in
ot communication and
their forms, lias much
ts th
Director, Dept, of
Human Rights
(Rev.) D. Harvey .McIntyre
Chairman, Seattle Human
Rights Commission
o con-;
I shall ‘
ot human I
I
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