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World’s First Self-styled Detective Seeks Accurate Nuclear Death Toll
bomb and there are figu— Minoru Yu- human map of the city for the shoestring grants from the city, toll is double or treble this figu- I ot the radiated victims and pa' dedicated his life to the exact moment of obliteration at Yusaki — 41-year old sociologist re. There are even suggested > res of
and leukemia.
at the Univ, of Hiroshima’s In- death tolls of 300.000 although tients of cancer
reconst ruction on paper 8:15 a.m.He has begun the task at the stitute of Radiation Medicine — this would be more than th<
J ?nd its occupants that
research on how a total commu
in a ball of fire and hardest point — 1650 feet sur has be m drawing a map of the tv’s reported population nt
nity was destroyed by the bomb.
SOP!
oom cloud 27 years ago. rounding the explosion hypercen zone of death, house by house.
the asurvey I deYusaki explained that he beTo make
r-r ‘he past font years he has ter where virtually everything
gan the project because of the ! tom bomb have been studied cided the immediate need was to
'
tosolve the riddlc of was atomized in an instant.
gu- ! from biological, medical and so- reproduce the community just
be' how'many people actually
All that remains in some ca widely differing casualty
j ciological points of view, Yusa- before the bomb exploded over
ir the atomic bombing of ses even today is a macabre hu- res for the atomic bombing.
Most accounts have settled on ki said,
ci a southern Japanese city on man shadow etched onto stone
head.”
a
number
of
rea
figure
of
about
70.000
dead,
“
There
by the intense atomic heat.
6. 1^45.
(Cent, on Page S)
.V
With a team of volunteer and although city officials insist the ports of individual
To do this, he is recreating a
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Toronto,
Ont.
niHiiiiimiuHmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiniiiiiim
Sam
Hagino
Elected
President
Of
Magazine Sees Success
Japanese
Canadian
Cultural
Centre
For Japan Rotary Motors
position left by Mr. Tammy Maruba
TORONTO. — The Board of Direc
Y German plant developed in a $36 million
shi, one of the most efficient executiKogyo Co., tors of the Toronto Japanese Canaaiinvention, perfected in Hiroshi- program by Toyo
ves in the Centre s history.
automotive Ltd. — based in Hiroshima
ma, heralds a
new
Mr.
an
Cultural
Centre
has
elected
Mr. Marubashi declined the nomi
and which has Detroit car ma
age.
anSam! Hagino as President, it was
nation for this year s position lifter
Fortune magazine makes that kers in hot pursuit.”
Fortune reported ,the compa nounced this week by Managing
serving for two terms. He will remain
prediction for “an unpreposseny
’
s
U.S.
subsidiary,
Mazda
Mo
iiing little sedan called the Maz
on the Board as Past Chairman and
rector, Mr. Robert Kaaoguchi.
da, whose advantage is the ro tors of America, is developing a
Mr. Hagino, a former President du- also consented to continue ns Chairtary engine, a compact power strong dealer organization and
man of the Landscaping Committee,
projects an increase from 21,000 ring 1964-68 and dynamic fund cam
>.ask
:ars sold last year to 350,000 for paign chairman during the Centre's reportedly the greatest single
School Of
1975. The Time, Inc., business early years, was voted to replace the facing the Board in recent years. _
Officers who were elected for
monthly adds:
Causes
1972-73 are as follows:
“All this has not gone unno
Past President — Mr. Tammy
TOKYO. — A wayward school ticed in Detroit, and car makers
of jellyfish threw a large sec there are scrambling to develop
TORONTO. — A Japanese was announced recently. Mr. Fu- Marubashi,
tion of the city into confusion their own version of the Wankel dancer, Koichi Fujino has joined jino comes from Japan,, via the President — Mr. Sam Hagino,
1st Vice President — Mr. Toyo
lecently when, power to 300,000 rotary engine.
the National Ballet of Canada, it United States where he also per
pci-
Takata.
homes, dozens of subways, seve
formed.
“Smaller and lighter than a
2nd Vice President — Mr. Tad
ral hospitals and department sto reciprocating engine, the rotary
The National Ballet is presentMorishita,
res was cut off.
y rehearsing the new production
is also cheaper to build.
3rd
Vice President — Mr. John
The power failure only lasted
of The Sleeping Beaty to be
“
It
is
the
only
known
power
Kawaguchi,
about 30 minutes, but police re
produced by Rudolf Nureyev.
plant
that
can
meet
the
U.S.
gov
Secretarv — Mrs. Mary Asazuported huge traffic tie-ups and
The production will premiere in ma,
TOKYO. — A theft, to Yukiko
near panic in crowded stores ernment’s 1975 pollutant ^stan
dards
without
special
fuels
or
Okudaira,
is
in
the
eyes
of
the
Centre Treasurer
Mr. Dan
Ottawa’s National
"hen elevators stopped, and ligh
beholder — and Osaka shoplif- on September 1st.
mo to.
ts and air conditioning were shut prohibitive costs.
learning
predict
that
ters
and
pickpockets
are
“Some experts
off.
, 75 to 95 per to avert her eyes when they cnThe Tokyo Electric Power Co. within eight years
produced in counter the 20-year old security
said a band of jellyfish conver cent of the engines
guard.
Less than a I contributions to the community
ged on a screen on a water in the U.S. will be rotaries.
CHICAGO
“General Motors has commit ' Miss Okudaira was honored re week before his death on June, and last February was chosen an
take pipe at one of their main
plants, forcing the plant to shut ted $50 million for rights to pro cently by Osaka police for appre Issei pioneer Jun Toguri, 90, was Honorary Citizen of Chicago.
duce the engine, has set up a hending 250 pickpockets and named to the Chicago Hall of
down.
At the time of his death, he
large design staff and is expec
Fame. It was the highest of se was sponsoring four Japanese
ted to order production machine shoplifters during the past year. veral honors bestowed in the li students in different American
Ethnic Press
ry before the end of this year. Assigned to the city’s Suzuya fetime of the Japan-born mer universities. To the school he at
GM’s activity has produced a Dry Goods Stoie , her prowess is chant.
tended as a child, he donated one
Biennial
flurry of interest around the explained: “I can easily tell
of the finest libraries in Japan.
Included among his previous
world, from England where Rolls a shoplifter orr pickpocket from
Starts
decorations was the Japanese go
Toguri had four children: a
Royce is working on a rotary di customers by looking into their
vernment’s Fifth Order of the son, Fred who preceded him; and
,eo LeChrysanthemum.
2ack. President of the Canada esel engine, to Japan.
three daughters, Inez, June, and
Practically every other major eyes-”
tihnic Press Federation announ
Toguri was a naturalized Ca
ced recently that the Biennial car maker in the world has eitnadian citizen who originally eMeeting of the Federation will her taken out or is negotiating
Iva was the daughter who was
migrated from Japan to \ ancoua
license,
”
Fortune
added,
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for
iu
tt ixilijijpcg UCpvtJiii
ver, British Columbia, and later stranded in Japan during the war
ber 29 — October 1st, 1972, at and this means a happy ending
and became one of several To
to the United States.
for the engine’s inventor.
tbe Fort Garry Hotel.
“As for Dr. Felix Wankel, he
Udesat
During World War II, he and kyo Rose” disc jockeys. She was
editors, publis- is one inventor who won’t die
he: , xreeiance writers, repreSOUTH BEND, Wash. — The his family, with the exception of tried in the 1950s and convicted
mayor’s office is closed. Her ho- a daughter stranded in Japan, of treason (a decision which even
^neng periodicals published in bankrupt.
“Wankel and former partner
today remains controversial sin
*f or more languages will partiwere evacuated to Gila River Re
nor is on maternity leave.
Ernest
Hutzenlaub
sold
their
c‘paie in the meeting.
ce many feel persecution of Miss
partnership last year to Lonhro
Mayor Caty Kimura, 24, gave location Center in Arizona.
SEW VISTAS FOR THE CAToguri was unjust.)
Ltd., a British holding company, birth to an eight-pound, three
war. he returned to
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MULTILINGUAL
ounce'boy “the past weenenu.
for $30 million.
Life was less than kind to Jun
Chicago, where he established a
Wankel, age 69, now leads a
Mrs. Kimura said she would gift shop and built it into an im Toguri, but he never lost his fa
ne main topic of this year’s
.
independence.
Conference will be the new mul- life of active,
be-back at her desk soon and,
port-export business. He became ith nor let himself become embi
research
on
spe-cukural policy of the Govern- doing contract
in the meantime, she would check
_
,
well known for his charitable ttered.
eific aspects of the engine he de- with her staff by telephone.
^“»t as reflected in the Canasigned,” the magazine concluded.
®SH multilingual press.
NEW YORK.
—
Jellyfish
Blackout
Japanese Dancer Joins Nation. Ballet
Japan Woman
'Eyeballs' Thieves
Tokyo Rose" Father Honored by City
Meet
Sept. 29
Nisei Mayor
Closes Office
To Have Baby
bomb and there are figu— Minoru Yu- human map of the city for the shoestring grants from the city, toll is double or treble this figu- I ot the radiated victims and pa' dedicated his life to the exact moment of obliteration at Yusaki — 41-year old sociologist re. There are even suggested > res of
and leukemia.
at the Univ, of Hiroshima’s In- death tolls of 300.000 although tients of cancer
reconst ruction on paper 8:15 a.m.He has begun the task at the stitute of Radiation Medicine — this would be more than th<
J ?nd its occupants that
research on how a total commu
in a ball of fire and hardest point — 1650 feet sur has be m drawing a map of the tv’s reported population nt
nity was destroyed by the bomb.
SOP!
oom cloud 27 years ago. rounding the explosion hypercen zone of death, house by house.
the asurvey I deYusaki explained that he beTo make
r-r ‘he past font years he has ter where virtually everything
gan the project because of the ! tom bomb have been studied cided the immediate need was to
'
tosolve the riddlc of was atomized in an instant.
gu- ! from biological, medical and so- reproduce the community just
be' how'many people actually
All that remains in some ca widely differing casualty
j ciological points of view, Yusa- before the bomb exploded over
ir the atomic bombing of ses even today is a macabre hu- res for the atomic bombing.
Most accounts have settled on ki said,
ci a southern Japanese city on man shadow etched onto stone
head.”
a
number
of
rea
figure
of
about
70.000
dead,
“
There
by the intense atomic heat.
6. 1^45.
(Cent, on Page S)
.V
With a team of volunteer and although city officials insist the ports of individual
To do this, he is recreating a
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“SUKIYAKI”
Practical Japanese
Cookbook SI.65
WITH POSTAGE
he Dew Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXXVI — No. 59
miinniiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiim
FRIDAY,
“A CHILD IN PRISON
CAMP”
By SHIZUYE
TAKASHIMA
$7.95 WITH POSTAGE
Toronto,
Ont.
niHiiiiimiuHmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiniiiiiim
Sam
Hagino
Elected
President
Of
Magazine Sees Success
Japanese
Canadian
Cultural
Centre
For Japan Rotary Motors
position left by Mr. Tammy Maruba
TORONTO. — The Board of Direc
Y German plant developed in a $36 million
shi, one of the most efficient executiKogyo Co., tors of the Toronto Japanese Canaaiinvention, perfected in Hiroshi- program by Toyo
ves in the Centre s history.
automotive Ltd. — based in Hiroshima
ma, heralds a
new
Mr.
an
Cultural
Centre
has
elected
Mr. Marubashi declined the nomi
and which has Detroit car ma
age.
anSam! Hagino as President, it was
nation for this year s position lifter
Fortune magazine makes that kers in hot pursuit.”
Fortune reported ,the compa nounced this week by Managing
serving for two terms. He will remain
prediction for “an unpreposseny
’
s
U.S.
subsidiary,
Mazda
Mo
iiing little sedan called the Maz
on the Board as Past Chairman and
rector, Mr. Robert Kaaoguchi.
da, whose advantage is the ro tors of America, is developing a
Mr. Hagino, a former President du- also consented to continue ns Chairtary engine, a compact power strong dealer organization and
man of the Landscaping Committee,
projects an increase from 21,000 ring 1964-68 and dynamic fund cam
>.ask
:ars sold last year to 350,000 for paign chairman during the Centre's reportedly the greatest single
School Of
1975. The Time, Inc., business early years, was voted to replace the facing the Board in recent years. _
Officers who were elected for
monthly adds:
Causes
1972-73 are as follows:
“All this has not gone unno
Past President — Mr. Tammy
TOKYO. — A wayward school ticed in Detroit, and car makers
of jellyfish threw a large sec there are scrambling to develop
TORONTO. — A Japanese was announced recently. Mr. Fu- Marubashi,
tion of the city into confusion their own version of the Wankel dancer, Koichi Fujino has joined jino comes from Japan,, via the President — Mr. Sam Hagino,
1st Vice President — Mr. Toyo
lecently when, power to 300,000 rotary engine.
the National Ballet of Canada, it United States where he also per
pci-
Takata.
homes, dozens of subways, seve
formed.
“Smaller and lighter than a
2nd Vice President — Mr. Tad
ral hospitals and department sto reciprocating engine, the rotary
The National Ballet is presentMorishita,
res was cut off.
y rehearsing the new production
is also cheaper to build.
3rd
Vice President — Mr. John
The power failure only lasted
of The Sleeping Beaty to be
“
It
is
the
only
known
power
Kawaguchi,
about 30 minutes, but police re
produced by Rudolf Nureyev.
plant
that
can
meet
the
U.S.
gov
Secretarv — Mrs. Mary Asazuported huge traffic tie-ups and
The production will premiere in ma,
TOKYO. — A theft, to Yukiko
near panic in crowded stores ernment’s 1975 pollutant ^stan
dards
without
special
fuels
or
Okudaira,
is
in
the
eyes
of
the
Centre Treasurer
Mr. Dan
Ottawa’s National
"hen elevators stopped, and ligh
beholder — and Osaka shoplif- on September 1st.
mo to.
ts and air conditioning were shut prohibitive costs.
learning
predict
that
ters
and
pickpockets
are
“Some experts
off.
, 75 to 95 per to avert her eyes when they cnThe Tokyo Electric Power Co. within eight years
produced in counter the 20-year old security
said a band of jellyfish conver cent of the engines
guard.
Less than a I contributions to the community
ged on a screen on a water in the U.S. will be rotaries.
CHICAGO
“General Motors has commit ' Miss Okudaira was honored re week before his death on June, and last February was chosen an
take pipe at one of their main
plants, forcing the plant to shut ted $50 million for rights to pro cently by Osaka police for appre Issei pioneer Jun Toguri, 90, was Honorary Citizen of Chicago.
duce the engine, has set up a hending 250 pickpockets and named to the Chicago Hall of
down.
At the time of his death, he
large design staff and is expec
Fame. It was the highest of se was sponsoring four Japanese
ted to order production machine shoplifters during the past year. veral honors bestowed in the li students in different American
Ethnic Press
ry before the end of this year. Assigned to the city’s Suzuya fetime of the Japan-born mer universities. To the school he at
GM’s activity has produced a Dry Goods Stoie , her prowess is chant.
tended as a child, he donated one
Biennial
flurry of interest around the explained: “I can easily tell
of the finest libraries in Japan.
Included among his previous
world, from England where Rolls a shoplifter orr pickpocket from
Starts
decorations was the Japanese go
Toguri had four children: a
Royce is working on a rotary di customers by looking into their
vernment’s Fifth Order of the son, Fred who preceded him; and
,eo LeChrysanthemum.
2ack. President of the Canada esel engine, to Japan.
three daughters, Inez, June, and
Practically every other major eyes-”
tihnic Press Federation announ
Toguri was a naturalized Ca
ced recently that the Biennial car maker in the world has eitnadian citizen who originally eMeeting of the Federation will her taken out or is negotiating
Iva was the daughter who was
migrated from Japan to \ ancoua
license,
”
Fortune
added,
lake nlsfO in W:---- :------- Cn^^nnn,
for
iu
tt ixilijijpcg UCpvtJiii
ver, British Columbia, and later stranded in Japan during the war
ber 29 — October 1st, 1972, at and this means a happy ending
and became one of several To
to the United States.
for the engine’s inventor.
tbe Fort Garry Hotel.
“As for Dr. Felix Wankel, he
Udesat
During World War II, he and kyo Rose” disc jockeys. She was
editors, publis- is one inventor who won’t die
he: , xreeiance writers, repreSOUTH BEND, Wash. — The his family, with the exception of tried in the 1950s and convicted
mayor’s office is closed. Her ho- a daughter stranded in Japan, of treason (a decision which even
^neng periodicals published in bankrupt.
“Wankel and former partner
today remains controversial sin
*f or more languages will partiwere evacuated to Gila River Re
nor is on maternity leave.
Ernest
Hutzenlaub
sold
their
c‘paie in the meeting.
ce many feel persecution of Miss
partnership last year to Lonhro
Mayor Caty Kimura, 24, gave location Center in Arizona.
SEW VISTAS FOR THE CAToguri was unjust.)
Ltd., a British holding company, birth to an eight-pound, three
war. he returned to
A -ftp
MULTILINGUAL
ounce'boy “the past weenenu.
for $30 million.
Life was less than kind to Jun
Chicago, where he established a
Wankel, age 69, now leads a
Mrs. Kimura said she would gift shop and built it into an im Toguri, but he never lost his fa
ne main topic of this year’s
.
independence.
Conference will be the new mul- life of active,
be-back at her desk soon and,
port-export business. He became ith nor let himself become embi
research
on
spe-cukural policy of the Govern- doing contract
in the meantime, she would check
_
,
well known for his charitable ttered.
eific aspects of the engine he de- with her staff by telephone.
^“»t as reflected in the Canasigned,” the magazine concluded.
®SH multilingual press.
NEW YORK.
—
Jellyfish
Blackout
Japanese Dancer Joins Nation. Ballet
Japan Woman
'Eyeballs' Thieves
Tokyo Rose" Father Honored by City
Meet
Sept. 29
Nisei Mayor
Closes Office
To Have Baby
Page 2
PAGE 2
Friday, AugUst ,
Jesse Wins Nagoya Sumo Meet
First Foreigner To Win Championship
JS
13th victory against two
set
backs and clinch the tourney
title. It was something of an
anticlimax because of the rather
routine character of the bout
and the fact that it came so ear
ly on the cards — less than half
way through the 18 bouts scheduled by the Makuuchi Division,
Asahi wound up with a 9-6 record.
wound up with a fine 9-6 r^
i U.S. Ambassador to Japan Robert Ingersoll read
For the 2Sth
JOKAO. — American Jesse Kahaulua shattered: a special message from President Richard Nixon
Kiyokuni got the better 0-every precedent in the centuries-old history of su- I extending Jesse his personal congratulations.
segawa to finish off hir^A
mo by beating the Japanese at their own game and i
“Dear Jesse,
performance
with a reco^
becoming the first foreigner to capture a tourna
1 was delighted to learn of your stirring victory
nine wins and six setbacks.^
ment championship.
in the Nagoya Sumo Tournament and I want to
the two wrestlers came to kU
In reaching the pinnacle of
।
success in tournapress to you my personal congratulations and
ri-yotsu” grips, Kiyo broke £
ment competition, the 2S-year-old Hawaiian over those of all Americans on your achievement. I
ugh
for a “morozashi,” re{J
powered No.7 maegashira Asahikuni to wind up understand that your sincere dedication to this
the sekiwake s head-throw ~
his brilliant performance with a 13-2 record and sport has won you the respect of our Japanese
tempt and forced him out of-k
clinch the title in the Nagoya Sumo Tournament. host. Your performance has also won the admira
The two wrestlers immediately ring
“yorikiri.” Hase cork
Takamiyama (Towering Mountain) stood in the tion of your countrymen. Again my congratula
came
to
grips
on
the
sash,
in
a
ded
the
meet with a poor 540
ring afterwards with tears in his eyes as he heard tions and best wishes for your continued success.
“hidari-yotsu’ ’ (left hand inside and will lose his sekiwake «tk
Richard Nixon”
on the belt) position, although ing- after having held itfor®»
Jesse thus climaxed a struggle
Takamiyama preferred to latch than a year since May 1971
of more than eight years from
on with hts right hand rather
TORONTO.
condi- Low Net honours, and for Gross the bottom Jonokuchi
Division
Y utakayama served notice b
than his left hand.
tions for the Japanese Canadian honours Dennis Ebata’s 86 ena up through the ranks to the top
..will be a force to be reckoned
Golf Club's July Tournament weAs the big Hawaiian began to with among the potential cag
bled him to just squeeze by Tom Makuuchi Division with the fi
re ideal. As a result, many fine
nest performance of his career. force his rival toward the edge, dates for ozeki, easily powerin’
Kuwabe
who
shot
a
very
steady
at the Ro
His portrait will now hang in Asahi tried retreating to the left out Futagodake and winding up
Hing Hills Golf Club by golfers 87. Other low scores in ‘C Flight the Aichi Prefectural
Gymna- but was brought up short. Jesse his performance with a fine &
in all three flights.
were entered by Fred Wani and sium as a reminder of his out- then turned on the pressure, once cord of a 10 wins and five losses;
standing achievement and
Ritz Kinoshita.
his more prevented Asahi from esca including upsets over all three
In
Hight th
name will go down in sumo his- ping to the left and muscled him ozeki and three of five sekiwake;
and his twin brother
Special congratulations are in tory.
over the straw ridge — “yorikinued to score in the low scvcnThe other top-ranking met
order for Wayne Kimura. During
ri.
”
ties. But the real story in ‘A’
|
Jesse
is the fourth maegashira
gashira,
Fujizakura, also ii
the second week of July, Wayne
Hight was Dennis Kutsukake’s
in the past 10 years to win a to
qualified for and competed in the
Takanohana defeated fellow se well by toppling Mutsuarashi superb round of even par 71.
urnament
title.
The
others
were
Ontario Amateur Championship
kiwake Wajima to rack up his “oshitaoshi” — for his ninth
His low
score
was
greatly
Tochiazuma,
Wakanami
and
for
held at the Toronto Golf Club.
12th triumph against only three victory against six setbacks.
helped by a fine two under par In the Amateur,
mer stablemate Fujinishiki. The
Wayne placed a
defeats, but had to setle for run Both Yutaka and Fuji seem assu
34 on the back nine, that coupled very respectable
6-foot 4-inch, 365-pound Maui
fourth behind
ner-up honors when Jesse alrea red of promotion to komusubi
with his front nine score of 37 such established
Islander also won the Outstan
and world-class
dy wrapped up the championship come next September. Futa fi
gave Dennis his 71 and as well
ding
Performance
Award
for
the
golfers as Nick Weslock, Stu
earlier in the day by defeating nished 8-7 and Mutsu 7-8.
the. Low Gross and Low Net ho
first
time
and
will
undoubtedly
Hamilton and the eventual win
Asahikuni. Taka g’ot a “morozaAfter two consecutive denit
nours and trophies for this tour
ner Kelly Roberts. Wayne’s three be promoted to sumo’s third hig shi” (both hands inside on the
tions in the past two tournamnament. Other low finishers in
round total for 54 holes was an hest rank of sekiwake, just be belt) against the ex-collegian and
ents all the way from ozeki,
‘A’ Flight were Dick Kimura
excellent 219. Then, on July 17th low yokozuna and ozeki. It will promptly lifted him out of the
Maeonoyama finally stopped his
with a fine gross 73, Dennis TaWayne and other low finishers be the highest rank he will ever circle for the win
tsuridadownslide by registering a win
naka, Tosh Hori, and Min Hagiof th? Ontario Amateur played have held.
shi.”
ning
8-7 performance and cling
no.
Jesse said he was naturally
an additional 18 hole; in an atWajima barely made ‘kachiko- ing to his komusubi rank despite
Mori led the way in ‘B’ tempt to qualify for Ontario’s very happy at winning the cove
his loss recently to Kurohimeted title, but was very sleepy shi a (majority of eight wins)
with a very good round four man Provincial Amateur
yama. The No. 3 maegashira
team. In that round Wayne car because he hadn’t had a good to hang onto his junior champi
of S4 which together with his
twisted him into the dirt — “tsuded a fine two over par 72 and night’s sleep in the past two ni on rank. It was a sad comedown
handicap gave Tets a fine net again placed closely behind Wes- ghts. He said that as soon as he for the victor of the May Tour kiotoshi” — to also end up wife
score of 69. Following- Tets very lock and Hamilton, and more im had beaten Asahikuni he wanted nament and the favorite in the an 8-7 mark.
present meet.
closely
Kaiketsu, driven back to the
John Fujiwara who portant qualified as the fourth to shout “I did it!”
member
of Ontario’s Provincial
is enjoying a very steady (and
There must have been joy on
Kitanoumi surprised
Kotoza-r edge by Fujinokawa’s rapid
Amateur Team, The
Willing- Maui Island
on that night kura with an arm throw at the charge, managed to hold lira
rewarding!)
tournament year.
don Cup Team which represents when news of Jesse’s victory was
edge to upset the stocky ozeki there and then counter by dri
Ba ttling
and John all the Ontario in this year's
inter-pro- flashed there. Hawaiians have and hand him his seventh loss
ving Fuji around the rim andon;
way for the top honours in ‘B’ vincial championships. Once areportedly been closely following against eight wins. The judg’es
Henry
gain, congratulations Wayne and the daily progress of their ho held a “mono-ii” (powwow), but of the circle — “yorikiri." Ths
Leighton Lee. Tosh
and Good .Luck!
metown hero. The story made in the .end they upheld the refe big sekiwake finished with a
Tets Ikeda.
The next Japanese Canadian front-page headlines in the Ja ree’s decision giving the No. 7 good 10-5 record and easily Lie
Kita his rank; Fuji settled for 8-7.
Golf Club Tournament is
on panese newspapers and was one maegashira the verdict.
In
edI
of
the
leading
items
on
radio
and
August 6th at the Rolling Hill
out Mike Inamoto for top
television.
Golf Club.
|
Jesse said he didn’t think he
Golf Tourn.
Wayne Kimura Makes Ont. Golf Team
Results Of Sixth Shokokai
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Weinberg
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could win until he chalked up
By T. UMEZUKI
I kada 4. R. Yonemoto 5. S. Ka>p
his 10th victory over Kurohime* 6. N. Kato 7. K. Tsumoda S- k
TORONTO. — The Sixth Sho
yama, but was glad he had won
A. Kobayashi 10- ’
because many people claimed a kokai, Toronto Japanese Associa- Matsuo 9.
Sakamoto.
,foreigner could never win
su s tion of Commerce and Industry,
I mo title. Other sumo greats had ‘ Golf Tournament was played at
Yonemcift
Best gross
S.
Nonius
high praise for the “gaijin” from Glen Eagle Golf Club on July ' Longest drive
Happy Valley, but his former 23rd. Following are the winners , Nearest to the pin __ Y.
stable boss
1. M. Mori 2. M. Doi 3. H. Ta- kura and N. Kato.
who discovered
Jesse — died last year and thus
never had the chance to see the
Golf Trophy
fruition of his hopes.
Nishikawa Wins S. Kondo
Runner-up Takano
the
younger brother of former, yoko
zuna Wakanohana, was present
ed with both the Fighting Spirit
Award and the Technique Prize.
The sekiwake finished one step
behind Jesse with an excellent
12-o record. Daiyu, who was de
moted to Juryo Division for this
tournament, won the -champion
ship of that division with a 10-5
record, beating both Wakajishi
and Owashi in a playoff.
It was Jesse’s day then, as
the 365-pound Hawaiian marched
out Asahikuni to chalk up his
By T. UMEZUKI
TORONTO. — Golfer N. Ni
shikawa was presented the Am
bassador S. Kondo Trophy after
match play with S other qualifi
dustry members.
entec »j
the Ambassador at a
ra” dinner party held b>'
K. ^
Consul General and Mr
maguchi at their resident
ers of the Toronto Japanese As July 21st.
sociation of Commerce and In-
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Phone 868-4651
Friday, AugUst ,
Jesse Wins Nagoya Sumo Meet
First Foreigner To Win Championship
JS
13th victory against two
set
backs and clinch the tourney
title. It was something of an
anticlimax because of the rather
routine character of the bout
and the fact that it came so ear
ly on the cards — less than half
way through the 18 bouts scheduled by the Makuuchi Division,
Asahi wound up with a 9-6 record.
wound up with a fine 9-6 r^
i U.S. Ambassador to Japan Robert Ingersoll read
For the 2Sth
JOKAO. — American Jesse Kahaulua shattered: a special message from President Richard Nixon
Kiyokuni got the better 0-every precedent in the centuries-old history of su- I extending Jesse his personal congratulations.
segawa to finish off hir^A
mo by beating the Japanese at their own game and i
“Dear Jesse,
performance
with a reco^
becoming the first foreigner to capture a tourna
1 was delighted to learn of your stirring victory
nine wins and six setbacks.^
ment championship.
in the Nagoya Sumo Tournament and I want to
the two wrestlers came to kU
In reaching the pinnacle of
।
success in tournapress to you my personal congratulations and
ri-yotsu” grips, Kiyo broke £
ment competition, the 2S-year-old Hawaiian over those of all Americans on your achievement. I
ugh
for a “morozashi,” re{J
powered No.7 maegashira Asahikuni to wind up understand that your sincere dedication to this
the sekiwake s head-throw ~
his brilliant performance with a 13-2 record and sport has won you the respect of our Japanese
tempt and forced him out of-k
clinch the title in the Nagoya Sumo Tournament. host. Your performance has also won the admira
The two wrestlers immediately ring
“yorikiri.” Hase cork
Takamiyama (Towering Mountain) stood in the tion of your countrymen. Again my congratula
came
to
grips
on
the
sash,
in
a
ded
the
meet with a poor 540
ring afterwards with tears in his eyes as he heard tions and best wishes for your continued success.
“hidari-yotsu’ ’ (left hand inside and will lose his sekiwake «tk
Richard Nixon”
on the belt) position, although ing- after having held itfor®»
Jesse thus climaxed a struggle
Takamiyama preferred to latch than a year since May 1971
of more than eight years from
on with hts right hand rather
TORONTO.
condi- Low Net honours, and for Gross the bottom Jonokuchi
Division
Y utakayama served notice b
than his left hand.
tions for the Japanese Canadian honours Dennis Ebata’s 86 ena up through the ranks to the top
..will be a force to be reckoned
Golf Club's July Tournament weAs the big Hawaiian began to with among the potential cag
bled him to just squeeze by Tom Makuuchi Division with the fi
re ideal. As a result, many fine
nest performance of his career. force his rival toward the edge, dates for ozeki, easily powerin’
Kuwabe
who
shot
a
very
steady
at the Ro
His portrait will now hang in Asahi tried retreating to the left out Futagodake and winding up
Hing Hills Golf Club by golfers 87. Other low scores in ‘C Flight the Aichi Prefectural
Gymna- but was brought up short. Jesse his performance with a fine &
in all three flights.
were entered by Fred Wani and sium as a reminder of his out- then turned on the pressure, once cord of a 10 wins and five losses;
standing achievement and
Ritz Kinoshita.
his more prevented Asahi from esca including upsets over all three
In
Hight th
name will go down in sumo his- ping to the left and muscled him ozeki and three of five sekiwake;
and his twin brother
Special congratulations are in tory.
over the straw ridge — “yorikinued to score in the low scvcnThe other top-ranking met
order for Wayne Kimura. During
ri.
”
ties. But the real story in ‘A’
|
Jesse
is the fourth maegashira
gashira,
Fujizakura, also ii
the second week of July, Wayne
Hight was Dennis Kutsukake’s
in the past 10 years to win a to
qualified for and competed in the
Takanohana defeated fellow se well by toppling Mutsuarashi superb round of even par 71.
urnament
title.
The
others
were
Ontario Amateur Championship
kiwake Wajima to rack up his “oshitaoshi” — for his ninth
His low
score
was
greatly
Tochiazuma,
Wakanami
and
for
held at the Toronto Golf Club.
12th triumph against only three victory against six setbacks.
helped by a fine two under par In the Amateur,
mer stablemate Fujinishiki. The
Wayne placed a
defeats, but had to setle for run Both Yutaka and Fuji seem assu
34 on the back nine, that coupled very respectable
6-foot 4-inch, 365-pound Maui
fourth behind
ner-up honors when Jesse alrea red of promotion to komusubi
with his front nine score of 37 such established
Islander also won the Outstan
and world-class
dy wrapped up the championship come next September. Futa fi
gave Dennis his 71 and as well
ding
Performance
Award
for
the
golfers as Nick Weslock, Stu
earlier in the day by defeating nished 8-7 and Mutsu 7-8.
the. Low Gross and Low Net ho
first
time
and
will
undoubtedly
Hamilton and the eventual win
Asahikuni. Taka g’ot a “morozaAfter two consecutive denit
nours and trophies for this tour
ner Kelly Roberts. Wayne’s three be promoted to sumo’s third hig shi” (both hands inside on the
tions in the past two tournamnament. Other low finishers in
round total for 54 holes was an hest rank of sekiwake, just be belt) against the ex-collegian and
ents all the way from ozeki,
‘A’ Flight were Dick Kimura
excellent 219. Then, on July 17th low yokozuna and ozeki. It will promptly lifted him out of the
Maeonoyama finally stopped his
with a fine gross 73, Dennis TaWayne and other low finishers be the highest rank he will ever circle for the win
tsuridadownslide by registering a win
naka, Tosh Hori, and Min Hagiof th? Ontario Amateur played have held.
shi.”
ning
8-7 performance and cling
no.
Jesse said he was naturally
an additional 18 hole; in an atWajima barely made ‘kachiko- ing to his komusubi rank despite
Mori led the way in ‘B’ tempt to qualify for Ontario’s very happy at winning the cove
his loss recently to Kurohimeted title, but was very sleepy shi a (majority of eight wins)
with a very good round four man Provincial Amateur
yama. The No. 3 maegashira
team. In that round Wayne car because he hadn’t had a good to hang onto his junior champi
of S4 which together with his
twisted him into the dirt — “tsuded a fine two over par 72 and night’s sleep in the past two ni on rank. It was a sad comedown
handicap gave Tets a fine net again placed closely behind Wes- ghts. He said that as soon as he for the victor of the May Tour kiotoshi” — to also end up wife
score of 69. Following- Tets very lock and Hamilton, and more im had beaten Asahikuni he wanted nament and the favorite in the an 8-7 mark.
present meet.
closely
Kaiketsu, driven back to the
John Fujiwara who portant qualified as the fourth to shout “I did it!”
member
of Ontario’s Provincial
is enjoying a very steady (and
There must have been joy on
Kitanoumi surprised
Kotoza-r edge by Fujinokawa’s rapid
Amateur Team, The
Willing- Maui Island
on that night kura with an arm throw at the charge, managed to hold lira
rewarding!)
tournament year.
don Cup Team which represents when news of Jesse’s victory was
edge to upset the stocky ozeki there and then counter by dri
Ba ttling
and John all the Ontario in this year's
inter-pro- flashed there. Hawaiians have and hand him his seventh loss
ving Fuji around the rim andon;
way for the top honours in ‘B’ vincial championships. Once areportedly been closely following against eight wins. The judg’es
Henry
gain, congratulations Wayne and the daily progress of their ho held a “mono-ii” (powwow), but of the circle — “yorikiri." Ths
Leighton Lee. Tosh
and Good .Luck!
metown hero. The story made in the .end they upheld the refe big sekiwake finished with a
Tets Ikeda.
The next Japanese Canadian front-page headlines in the Ja ree’s decision giving the No. 7 good 10-5 record and easily Lie
Kita his rank; Fuji settled for 8-7.
Golf Club Tournament is
on panese newspapers and was one maegashira the verdict.
In
edI
of
the
leading
items
on
radio
and
August 6th at the Rolling Hill
out Mike Inamoto for top
television.
Golf Club.
|
Jesse said he didn’t think he
Golf Tourn.
Wayne Kimura Makes Ont. Golf Team
Results Of Sixth Shokokai
Kashino &
Weinberg
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CADSBY
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215 Victoria St,
Room 301
Toronto.
363-7441
Scarborough, Ontario.
Telephone: 431-1500
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MEMBER OF C.R.C.A.
FLAT ROOFS
EAVESTROUGHING
SHINGLING
SHEET METAL WORK
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TORONTO
Tosh Nishijima
421-3374
NISEI OWNED
Ontario
could win until he chalked up
By T. UMEZUKI
I kada 4. R. Yonemoto 5. S. Ka>p
his 10th victory over Kurohime* 6. N. Kato 7. K. Tsumoda S- k
TORONTO. — The Sixth Sho
yama, but was glad he had won
A. Kobayashi 10- ’
because many people claimed a kokai, Toronto Japanese Associa- Matsuo 9.
Sakamoto.
,foreigner could never win
su s tion of Commerce and Industry,
I mo title. Other sumo greats had ‘ Golf Tournament was played at
Yonemcift
Best gross
S.
Nonius
high praise for the “gaijin” from Glen Eagle Golf Club on July ' Longest drive
Happy Valley, but his former 23rd. Following are the winners , Nearest to the pin __ Y.
stable boss
1. M. Mori 2. M. Doi 3. H. Ta- kura and N. Kato.
who discovered
Jesse — died last year and thus
never had the chance to see the
Golf Trophy
fruition of his hopes.
Nishikawa Wins S. Kondo
Runner-up Takano
the
younger brother of former, yoko
zuna Wakanohana, was present
ed with both the Fighting Spirit
Award and the Technique Prize.
The sekiwake finished one step
behind Jesse with an excellent
12-o record. Daiyu, who was de
moted to Juryo Division for this
tournament, won the -champion
ship of that division with a 10-5
record, beating both Wakajishi
and Owashi in a playoff.
It was Jesse’s day then, as
the 365-pound Hawaiian marched
out Asahikuni to chalk up his
By T. UMEZUKI
TORONTO. — Golfer N. Ni
shikawa was presented the Am
bassador S. Kondo Trophy after
match play with S other qualifi
dustry members.
entec »j
the Ambassador at a
ra” dinner party held b>'
K. ^
Consul General and Mr
maguchi at their resident
ers of the Toronto Japanese As July 21st.
sociation of Commerce and In-
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Personal Notes Across Canada
Span Of Japanese
Exceeds 70 Years Marriages
■■Yusuzumi Dance'' At J.C.C. Centre Aug. 12th
Births
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NORTH VANCOUVER,
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WILLCOX — HIGO
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— Edward and Esther MatsubuTORONTO. — A honeymoon ehi are happy to announce tho
creased to 70.17 years and that
of Japanese females to 75.58. to the British Isles and France birth of their son, Peter on July
Mr. and Mrs. Kenthe Health and Welfare Ministry
2S, .1972 at. North Vancouver
noth Richard Willcox following Hospital. .Mother and child do
announced recently.
This means Japan has joined their marriage on July S at Don- ing fine.
the world’s longevity group of lands United Church.
The bride is the former Joyce
nations wich includes
Norway, Denmark and
Yoshiko Higo, only daughter of Obituaries
Hamilton Bon Odori At Montgomery Pk. Aug. 13 erlands. whose averag span of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yoshinori Hi
KAWASAKI
life is over 70 for males and over go of Toronto. The bridegroom’s
HAMILTON. — ‘The Hamilton Buddhist Church will hold its 75 for females.
are Mr. and Mrs. Harold
LETHBRIDGE. — Mr. ChuhaObon Odori dance in Montgomery Park, Hamilton, on Aualso
of
Toronto.
chi
Kawasaki, 75. pased away on
The ministry said the average Willcox
13th. beginning at 6 P.M, prior to which there will be a ser
July 3rd 1972. Funeral service
span of life of Japanese males
Maid of honor was Linda Roy.
vice in the church at. 2 P.M.
was held on July 5th at, Leth
increased 0.84 years in
1971. Bridemaids wer< Lois and LorRefreshments will be served after the Church meeting, Everyone
bridge Buddhist Church with tho
That of Japanese females incre raine Morimoto, cousins of
welcome.
bride and Jean Willcox, sister of Kev. Kasaka & Rev. Izumu offici
ased 0.87.
ating.
The increases were attributed the bridegroom.
Best man was Phillips Trudell
to a big drop in the number of
"Judo Whirlwind” Centre Film Slated Aug. 13
Stanley
Taylor,
deaths caused by influenza and Ushers were
Thos. T. Onizuka, Q.C.
TORONTO. __ ‘'Judo Whirlwind” is the selection of the Japanese its complications, such as pneu
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
Canadian Cultural Centre’s Film Society for its Sunday, August monia, asthma and bronchitis. querre.
Reception was held at the
NOTARY PUBLIC
13th showing-f. Judo Whirlwind (the birth of Judo) will be shown at
The statistics were contained
3 and S p.m. on that day. It’s in color.
Fiesta
Inn.
121
RICHMOND ST. W.
in a table of life expectancy for =
TORONTO 1
The plot is set soon after the Meiji Restoration when the trend . 1971 published by' the ministry' I 3 he. newlyweds are
363-5002
— 691-3388 (Reo.)
of westernization was becoming more and more apparent in Japa j recently. It was based on demo- their home in Toronto.
nese society. Especially those who belonged to the upper class so j graphic data on Japan's estima
ciety were leading a life of corruption by indulging themselves in ted population as of Oct. 1, 1971.
EIIDIIVA 460 Dundas St. W.
the elaborate nightly parties at Rokumeikan.
A Toronto 2B, Ont.
The ministry also published
In the field of the traditional martial art of Jujitsu, the air of
probably causes of death for peo
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sion of last year, we are pleased
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the
installation
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freezers. These units will allow
The story, obviously based on the life of Kano Jigoro Shihan, the
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followed
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he
of Europe. Only few seats
Father of Judo, is written by novelist, Tsuneo Tomita, whose fathei,
NO and keep your Japanese food
available.
art
diseases.
cost down
Tsunejiro Tomita, -was the first pupil of Kodokan. The author him
What is FURUYA going to do next
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to servo you bettor? Come and vi
For example, 28.34 per cent
self holds a high rank in judo. He became famous for his book,
Tour of’ Japan.
sit our store again soon.
"Sugata Sanshiro” and since then wrote popular novels based on of newborn babies will die of
Arigato for shaping at FURUYA.
Enjoy the benefit of groups
diseases
of
the
celebral
blood
July
lucky
prize
winners
travel
Air fare.
Judo.
Yumi Yamaguchi
Mrs. N. Misumi
BOOK YOUR WINTER HO
Directed by Kunio Watanabe, the cast includes Masaichi Hirai as vessels in the future, while 17.1
Mrs. H. Iwata
per
cent
will
die
of
cancer
and
LIDAYS NOW.
Mr. J. Maeda
Yano, Shintaro Kuraoka as Toda, Tetsuro Tamba as the revolutio
13.35 per cent of heart diseases.
nary Izawa, Takaya Uyesugi as the violent and villanous Jujitsu
If these three diseases were
opponent. Kakefuda. Romantic interests are provided by Yoko
Matsuyama as Sugako, Keiko Sajita as Sanae. The title song is eliminated, the average life span
sung by Japan’s top songstress Hibari Misora. All contribute to of Japanese males and females
would increase by 7.6 years, the
make this a thoroughly enjoyable film for the summer.
ministry said.
__ The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre present
enjoy the evening cool —with Robert Paul’s
•Wusuzumi Danceaturday,
August 12th. Dancing begins at 8:30 and
Oil
to 12:30. Bar facilities.
nd have a good time together in the air-conditioned comCome
COOL inside)
oi tne Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (it
— JCC Centre
pedal Summer Price — $1.50 per person
TOUR
KAMPAI
16-day group tour of Orient $999.00
Exactly 1.91 per cent of the
Japanese males in the productive
age bracket '(20-59 years old)
wil die in accidents other than
automobile accidents.
DUNDAS UNION STORE
OPEN SUNDAY
The percentage is higher than
1.01 per cent in the same age
bracket who will die in automo
bile accidents and 0.95 per cent
who will die of cancer.
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In the case of Japanese fema
les, cancer; accidents and disea
ses of the blood vessels of the
brain are the top three killers, in
that order.
If death-causing accidents ot
her than automobile
accidents
were eliminated, the population
of Japanese males in this age
bracket would increase by about
500,000. the ministry explained.
November 4.
is
available.
November 17 OTANOSHIMI Mexico Trip, departure from
Calgary and Vancouver.
10 days Economical but fun trip.
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Personal Notes Across Canada
Span Of Japanese
Exceeds 70 Years Marriages
■■Yusuzumi Dance'' At J.C.C. Centre Aug. 12th
Births
TOKYO. — The average span
NORTH VANCOUVER,
B.C.
WILLCOX — HIGO
of life of Japanese males has in
— Edward and Esther MatsubuTORONTO. — A honeymoon ehi are happy to announce tho
creased to 70.17 years and that
of Japanese females to 75.58. to the British Isles and France birth of their son, Peter on July
Mr. and Mrs. Kenthe Health and Welfare Ministry
2S, .1972 at. North Vancouver
noth Richard Willcox following Hospital. .Mother and child do
announced recently.
This means Japan has joined their marriage on July S at Don- ing fine.
the world’s longevity group of lands United Church.
The bride is the former Joyce
nations wich includes
Norway, Denmark and
Yoshiko Higo, only daughter of Obituaries
Hamilton Bon Odori At Montgomery Pk. Aug. 13 erlands. whose averag span of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yoshinori Hi
KAWASAKI
life is over 70 for males and over go of Toronto. The bridegroom’s
HAMILTON. — ‘The Hamilton Buddhist Church will hold its 75 for females.
are Mr. and Mrs. Harold
LETHBRIDGE. — Mr. ChuhaObon Odori dance in Montgomery Park, Hamilton, on Aualso
of
Toronto.
chi
Kawasaki, 75. pased away on
The ministry said the average Willcox
13th. beginning at 6 P.M, prior to which there will be a ser
July 3rd 1972. Funeral service
span of life of Japanese males
Maid of honor was Linda Roy.
vice in the church at. 2 P.M.
was held on July 5th at, Leth
increased 0.84 years in
1971. Bridemaids wer< Lois and LorRefreshments will be served after the Church meeting, Everyone
bridge Buddhist Church with tho
That of Japanese females incre raine Morimoto, cousins of
welcome.
bride and Jean Willcox, sister of Kev. Kasaka & Rev. Izumu offici
ased 0.87.
ating.
The increases were attributed the bridegroom.
Best man was Phillips Trudell
to a big drop in the number of
"Judo Whirlwind” Centre Film Slated Aug. 13
Stanley
Taylor,
deaths caused by influenza and Ushers were
Thos. T. Onizuka, Q.C.
TORONTO. __ ‘'Judo Whirlwind” is the selection of the Japanese its complications, such as pneu
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
Canadian Cultural Centre’s Film Society for its Sunday, August monia, asthma and bronchitis. querre.
Reception was held at the
NOTARY PUBLIC
13th showing-f. Judo Whirlwind (the birth of Judo) will be shown at
The statistics were contained
3 and S p.m. on that day. It’s in color.
Fiesta
Inn.
121
RICHMOND ST. W.
in a table of life expectancy for =
TORONTO 1
The plot is set soon after the Meiji Restoration when the trend . 1971 published by' the ministry' I 3 he. newlyweds are
363-5002
— 691-3388 (Reo.)
of westernization was becoming more and more apparent in Japa j recently. It was based on demo- their home in Toronto.
nese society. Especially those who belonged to the upper class so j graphic data on Japan's estima
ciety were leading a life of corruption by indulging themselves in ted population as of Oct. 1, 1971.
EIIDIIVA 460 Dundas St. W.
the elaborate nightly parties at Rokumeikan.
A Toronto 2B, Ont.
The ministry also published
In the field of the traditional martial art of Jujitsu, the air of
probably causes of death for peo
• RETAIL STORE 366-5451
degeneration was also gradually creeping in. This film, through
ple in different age groups.
Store
366-5451
many thrilling and exciting episodes, tells how Shogora Yano, in
Travel Service 363-0655
Open 7 days a week
structor at Peers School, an idealist, together with his pupil, Toda, Apoplexy, thrombosis and other
to serve you
fought to restore the. corrupt-state of the post-Meiji Jujitsu to its diseases of the cerebral blood
SPECIAL TOURS BY
Following our warehouse .oxpan-'
FURUYA
vessels
topped
what
the
ministryoriginal purity and spirit — resulting in the-birth of Kodokan Judo.
sion of last year, we are pleased
to
announce
the
installation
of
two
called the “death probability”
Sept. 19 Fully escorted Tour
freezers. These units will allow
The story, obviously based on the life of Kano Jigoro Shihan, the
us to bring more MEZURASHII MO
list,
followed
by
cancer
and
he
of Europe. Only few seats
Father of Judo, is written by novelist, Tsuneo Tomita, whose fathei,
NO and keep your Japanese food
available.
art
diseases.
cost down
Tsunejiro Tomita, -was the first pupil of Kodokan. The author him
What is FURUYA going to do next
Oct. 14 Our Annual Autumn
to servo you bettor? Come and vi
For example, 28.34 per cent
self holds a high rank in judo. He became famous for his book,
Tour of’ Japan.
sit our store again soon.
"Sugata Sanshiro” and since then wrote popular novels based on of newborn babies will die of
Arigato for shaping at FURUYA.
Enjoy the benefit of groups
diseases
of
the
celebral
blood
July
lucky
prize
winners
travel
Air fare.
Judo.
Yumi Yamaguchi
Mrs. N. Misumi
BOOK YOUR WINTER HO
Directed by Kunio Watanabe, the cast includes Masaichi Hirai as vessels in the future, while 17.1
Mrs. H. Iwata
per
cent
will
die
of
cancer
and
LIDAYS NOW.
Mr. J. Maeda
Yano, Shintaro Kuraoka as Toda, Tetsuro Tamba as the revolutio
13.35 per cent of heart diseases.
nary Izawa, Takaya Uyesugi as the violent and villanous Jujitsu
If these three diseases were
opponent. Kakefuda. Romantic interests are provided by Yoko
Matsuyama as Sugako, Keiko Sajita as Sanae. The title song is eliminated, the average life span
sung by Japan’s top songstress Hibari Misora. All contribute to of Japanese males and females
would increase by 7.6 years, the
make this a thoroughly enjoyable film for the summer.
ministry said.
__ The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre present
enjoy the evening cool —with Robert Paul’s
•Wusuzumi Danceaturday,
August 12th. Dancing begins at 8:30 and
Oil
to 12:30. Bar facilities.
nd have a good time together in the air-conditioned comCome
COOL inside)
oi tne Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (it
— JCC Centre
pedal Summer Price — $1.50 per person
TOUR
KAMPAI
16-day group tour of Orient $999.00
Exactly 1.91 per cent of the
Japanese males in the productive
age bracket '(20-59 years old)
wil die in accidents other than
automobile accidents.
DUNDAS UNION STORE
OPEN SUNDAY
The percentage is higher than
1.01 per cent in the same age
bracket who will die in automo
bile accidents and 0.95 per cent
who will die of cancer.
- 10 A.M. TO 6 P M
173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
EM. 4-7692
672 NO. 3 ROAO, RICHMOND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA
August 4 Summer Holiday In Japan
Other deparatures to Japan are September 9, October 8, and
In the case of Japanese fema
les, cancer; accidents and disea
ses of the blood vessels of the
brain are the top three killers, in
that order.
If death-causing accidents ot
her than automobile
accidents
were eliminated, the population
of Japanese males in this age
bracket would increase by about
500,000. the ministry explained.
November 4.
is
available.
November 17 OTANOSHIMI Mexico Trip, departure from
Calgary and Vancouver.
10 days Economical but fun trip.
Guarantcd arrangements for Individual
Times Square’s experienced- service.
or Group
TORIC
OPTICAL
OPTOMETRISTS
tours
by
COMPLETE CARE
FOR YOUR EYES
Please ask for detailed pamphlet for the above tours.
THE PLACE TO START YOUR HAPPY HOLIDAY
* Weekly Saturday Departures from. Vancouver.
• Includes: Twin sharing hotel accommodation, sightseeing.
Most Meals. Airfare, Service Charge and Gratuities
•Single Room and open return at additional charge.
Phone or Write for Color Brochure and Further
K. Iwata Travel Service
Toronto
Ph: 368-9934
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Toronto. Ont.
Vancouver
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Vancouver 6. B.C.
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VANCOUVER, B.C.
now
• Enrollments
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Once-a-year class session, start
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• Enjoy a high income earned by
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Page 8
PAGE 8
_
Nuclear. . .
Friday, August. 4^^
(Cont. from Page One)
Yusaki said four years of re of bomb after-effects over the
search had so far- confirmed at following weeks.
least 3569 peapie were within
Thousands of interviews and
1650 feet of the hypercenter.
studies of surviving documents
Fifty eight survived.
PUBLISHED ON EVfttv
have gone into the present intri
and fhiSw^
A total of 2793 persons died cate map of just who was where
TOKAO — The “Three Ages,” is a 1923 work.
Te
instantly, 16 are still unaccoun when it all went “pika-don”
a representative silent movie sta
The Japanese collector is ShunSection Editor
rring Buster Keaton long sought
sui Matsuda, a former narrator ted for, and the remainder died (flash-bang).
REN
MORI
by the world cinema circles, has
Japanese Section Editor
of Tokyo's Sumida Ward. A grebeen found in the possession of
479 ,^UEE^ ST. WEST
at silent movie enthusiast, he oba Japanese film collector. It will
Toronto 133, Ont.
tained the Keaton film from an
RES. 231-0863
BUS. 783-4261
be reprented in the U.S. shortly
EMpire 6-5005
3101 Bathurst St.
impresario in Osaka in 1951 affor preservation.
ter searching the country for se2239 Bloor St. West
MRS. SATOKO SATO
There have been many instan veral years. He still holds meet
(At Runnymede) Toronto
ces in which classic Japanese mo ings for silent movie enthusiasts
All types of insurance
Opposite
Tsukawa Barber
vies were preserved by foreig in Tokyo once a month. Matsuda
Domestic Help Wante/
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ners, but this is the first time has collected 5,000 reels, or 500
CROWN LIFE
A couple experienced in hit
that an invaluable foreign mo works, both foreign and JapaINSURANCE CO.
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keeping for month of
vie has been found in Japan.
nese.
summer
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Keaton was one of the three
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va
^
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C0
^aSe °n lake for couThe “Three Ages” is a film
masters of comedy during the
P?e
use. -Please phone Mr,
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Keaton directed and in
Archibald, 241-5283 (Toronto)?
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1 he others are Charlie Chaplin
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Nuclear. . .
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(Cont. from Page One)
Yusaki said four years of re of bomb after-effects over the
search had so far- confirmed at following weeks.
least 3569 peapie were within
Thousands of interviews and
1650 feet of the hypercenter.
studies of surviving documents
Fifty eight survived.
PUBLISHED ON EVfttv
have gone into the present intri
and fhiSw^
A total of 2793 persons died cate map of just who was where
TOKAO — The “Three Ages,” is a 1923 work.
Te
instantly, 16 are still unaccoun when it all went “pika-don”
a representative silent movie sta
The Japanese collector is ShunSection Editor
rring Buster Keaton long sought
sui Matsuda, a former narrator ted for, and the remainder died (flash-bang).
REN
MORI
by the world cinema circles, has
Japanese Section Editor
of Tokyo's Sumida Ward. A grebeen found in the possession of
479 ,^UEE^ ST. WEST
at silent movie enthusiast, he oba Japanese film collector. It will
Toronto 133, Ont.
tained the Keaton film from an
RES. 231-0863
BUS. 783-4261
be reprented in the U.S. shortly
EMpire 6-5005
3101 Bathurst St.
impresario in Osaka in 1951 affor preservation.
ter searching the country for se2239 Bloor St. West
MRS. SATOKO SATO
There have been many instan veral years. He still holds meet
(At Runnymede) Toronto
ces in which classic Japanese mo ings for silent movie enthusiasts
All types of insurance
Opposite
Tsukawa Barber
vies were preserved by foreig in Tokyo once a month. Matsuda
Domestic Help Wante/
Phone 766-4292
ners, but this is the first time has collected 5,000 reels, or 500
CROWN LIFE
A couple experienced in hit
that an invaluable foreign mo works, both foreign and JapaINSURANCE CO.
NAMIKI & TANOUYE
keeping for month of
vie has been found in Japan.
nese.
summer
cottage on Lake Simcoe.1
Keaton was one of the three
^
r
\
va
^
e
C0
^aSe °n lake for couThe “Three Ages” is a film
masters of comedy during the
P?e
use. -Please phone Mr,
which
Keaton directed and in
Archibald, 241-5283 (Toronto)?
‘’silent movie’’ days in
1920’s.
JAPANESE
which he played a leading role
Auto-Fire-Life
1 he others are Charlie Chaplin
and is one of the movies MatRESTAURANT
and Harold Llovd.
All Forms Of
suda likes the most. It is a sixINSURANCE
his unique deadpan reel, 80-minute film. In Japan I
Keaton was said to it was first shown in March 1925.
Consult
represent the nihilism of Ameri
328 Queen St. West,
Early this year, a group re
cans in contrast to Lloyd’s cha
proprietor
Toronto 133, Ont.
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