Page 1
World Famous Japanese Psychic Grant Rare Interview With Journalist
TOKYO. — Although 30 mi.. nutes by train from downtown,
the Inokashira district is still
Tokyo. Skyscrapers are missing
but not- pachinko parlors, cof
fee shops, bars, restaurants arid
stores. The narrow streets 7 are
crowded with people, cars, bi
cycles and motorcycles.
Noise
and smog fill the air of the. en
dless city; .
'
;
In the midst of this is a lar
ge 'oasis, Inokashira Park which
serves “ as a pastoral backdrop
for the Shinto Shrine of - Tania
. Mitsu (The Ball of Light).
■ This shrine looks like others,
but it is different. Through its
torii pass those who have witne- ssed or benefited from the psy-
an of the body induced through spe
Hugh offhandedly, gives
chical powers of Hiroshi ^Moto low me.” This is said in perfect
English by a good looking Ame example. “Once I saw a' big cial powers. .
yama.
He is the priest of the shrine, rican man. wearing a turtle ne light that went through my heLife for Dr. Motoyama is di
ad. Then my head cracked open?’ vided among several worlds. Th
a yogi and the internationally ck sweater and tweed jacket.
Simultaneously with an earth- ere is the everyday world: hus
He leads the way upstairs to
known psychic who is the head
of the Institute of Para and Re an overheated and empty sitting shaking bang, perhaps of a clo band (father of five),
priest,
Psychology located with- room where a paper sign on the se pile driver, Motoyama, is in and teacher. The spiritual world:
seat of the biggest chair reads ' the room. He eases his portly fasting and sleeplessness
in the compound.
“
up
On a recent dark and stormy “President Only” in English and body .into tire “President Only” to 20 days, mediation, commu
chair as Hugh leaves.
afternoon, the four-story conc Japanese.
.
nicating with spirits, exorcising
“My life’s goal, the purpose of and psychic healing.
Affably the guide introduces
rete building of the Institute lo
oked just a bit forbidding. A himself as "Hugh McCormick. A this institute,” says Motoyama,
The old world: “remember liv
moaning wind takes yesterday’s graduate of Williams College, he “is to. prove the existance of a ing with Emperor Oji in a Ya
gift of cherry blossoms and bl is presently living and studying spiritual world 'from a scienti mato castle during the fifth cefic standpoint. I want to verify ntury when the tree that is now
ows them' into ashy mounds aro yoga at; the institute.
“Before coming here, I was psi or psychic ability. Here in a national treasure was
und'the front door.
compi
Regardless, the bell must be studying Zen in Kyoto; There my laboratory we are
sophisticated
run. 'Motoyama has agreed' to I had some psychic experiences ling data using
And there is the future world: *
electrical
equipment
to show
that eventually put me in touch
one of his rare interviews.
Cont. on P. 2
changes in the internal organs.
“Take your shoes off and fo- with Dr. Motoyama.”
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The Otto Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXXVIII — 44
Toronto, Ont.
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1974
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Reflection By Famed
Nisei Cameraman
U S. Nisei
Mayor On
Violence
Interracial Marriages On The
increase In United States
LOS ANGELES. — Interracial Spouse Non-J ’■—
W
marriage is on the increase in White9,872 .
44,138
the United States, and the 1970 Chinese
1,294
2,418
Census Bureau- reflects that , in Filipino
608
1,995
detail in its subject report, “Ma Negro
137‘
1,793
rital Status” PC(2)-4C
(GPO,. Mexican
517
852
$3.75). The figures may be un Puerto Rican
110
220
derstated in that some couples Other Spanish-Spkg. 480
870
did not report race on the self- Am. Indian
130
235
eniumeratioh form.
The next table shows where
Of the 591,290 Japanese in the married Japanese live.
Athe United States in
1970 a bout half live in the central ci
total of 276,920 (46%)
said ty, and it’s about even in the
they were married once at the suburbs and rural areas.
The
time1. Breakdown by sex shows
preponderance of
intermarria
119,069 male "and 157,851 fema ge in the rural areas is hot hard
le. Not include d, however, are to believe as we’ve noted the .
those who were widowed, wido- trend in society pages in rural awered, -separated,
divorced or rea publications and rural area
married more than once.'
JACL chapter■ newsletters.
In a subsequent study, the ra
w
11
te of intermarriage by age. gro Residence
57,337' 69,335
up and sex will be
reported Central City
33,380
47,842
from another census book, whi Urban Fringe
Rural
28,352
40,674
ch is on order.
All-J
Non-J
Historical perspectives
and
Urban
City
,
102,992
23,680
geographic breakdown which fo
Urban
Fringe
58,070
23,152
llow are based on a 5% samp
Rural
23,152 45,874
ling. In some cases, the figures
may not cross-total, but it does
The nation is divided, into . foriot'distort the overall picture ur. regions for census purposes:
of all-Japanese arid mixed-Japa- NORTHEAST -— The nine sta
nese couples as of April, 1970. tes north .and east with Penns
While 210,984 Japanese were ylvania. NORTH CENTRAL —
married to each other, another The 12 midwest states. SOUTH
65,936 were married to
non — The 16 states from. Texas: to
Japanese. The- length -of their Delaware. WEST — Thirteen
marriages can be assessed from states, north ;and west of New
Mexico, plus Alaska and Hawaii.
the next table:
. -
WASHINGTON. — Personal / get his passport, 'shots, etc., and
and official photographer1 for barely made it to Andrews AFB
the late. . Lyndon Baines John by six.
'
son, Yoichi Okamoto captivated
The pictures taken by - rthe - SACRAMENTO. — Nisei Ma
the audience of about 85 attend Nisei photographer from Yom yor Norman Y. Mineta of San
ing the Washington, D.C. JAGL kers,
N. Y.,' impressed the Jose was recently' named by
meeting here recently with his Vice President immensely. So- state Superintendant of Schools
« verbal and visual presentation? on after he become President. Wilson Riles .to a . 25-member
was asked to be committee to develop ways to
A very casual, friendly arid Okamoto
interesting speaker, he allowed come his^ official photogra cope with violence in Calif, scho■
questions as he showed his slides pher. He accepted on one con ols.
Others on the panel were poli
interspersed with glittering com- dition — that he be permitted
mentairy, on the life of President to take pictures without restric ce and law enforcement officers,
tion as history was being made. educators and civil rights lead
Johnson.
Accordingly, Okamoto did wh- ers. ■ '.
It was one Friday afternoon
.They will develop policies on
about 3 o’clock in 1962 when at .no other photographer has
Yoichi was at his desk at the' been able to do by producing the role of the criminal .justice
USIA, looking forward to a well- the first photographic record of system and the educator in' han
deserved- vacation which was to the President in ‘ action/ It’s dling school related crime and
,
begin at the end of the day. The hard to pin-point the number of violence.
telephone rang and Edward R. pictures taken but it has been
Murrow, USIA director, was at estimated at over 675,000 x dur Wedding Arranged With
the other end asking whether he ing Johnson’s five-year hitch at
Non-existent Bride;
would like to accompany then the White House.
With the confidence from the 'Groom' Murdered
Vice President Johnson as his
* personal photographer on an off subject and aided by top secu
TOKYO. — Police are holding
icial visit, to Berlin. The East rity clearance, Okamoto record Yoshio Komori for questioning
Germans had just erected the ed the intimate personal momen- in. the murder 'of Yoshio Okaya
ts, his meetings with world lea- ma, who paid $426 to have Ko
“wall”.
Okamoto wanted to know wh- ders and- secret decision-making mori arrange?amarriage with
en. Murrow . shot back, - “Six sessions. He was one of two per a young woman, only to find
o’clock tonight!” Vacation plans sons allowed to walk in on the that the woman didn’t-exist.
were naturally scuttled. He im President without an appoint
Komori, .41, had
offered to
mediately made,a call to his wi- ment (other was his appoint help Okayama find a bride
fe/and son, who packed for him. ment secretary, Marvin Watson). one “Kikuko Okubo,” supposed
. He .scurried .about frantically to Not even Mrs. Johnson could see ly the third daughter of a far
him without first telephoning.
The
photographer-historian, mer in Komori’s hometown / —
who is 58 years old, first shot and collected $425 from. Okaya
All-J
Non-J
pictures for the Syracuse. (N.- ma for wedding presents. . - •■ When Married
However, there is no such per Pre-1939
Y.) Post-Standard in 1938. Un
53,860
15,994
til an Army general and the son as “Rikuko Okubo,” and as 1940-49
— 49,680 — 3,183
' TOKYO; — A photographer mayor of his hometown interve the time’ for the ‘wedding near 1950-59
— 55,438 — 17,158
for a whisky company posed a ned, he couldn’t join the Army ed, 'Komori- became - desperate.
1960-69 — .52,006
— 17,675
19-year old nude model in front in 1942 because of his Japanese - Komori told police he tried to
It .would appear, many mar
of the French 'Embassy and ancestry. He became ./General talk Okayama out of the marri
riages
contracted in . the 1940s
spent the night in jail for doing Mark Clark’s private photogra age recently bri grounds . “there
■ it...
pher, discharged in 1946 with had been a change of circumstan were the • result of “camp romPolice said they booked Senji the rank of major. He went to ces on the other, side.’’ But Oka ances”, when over 100,000 Ja
Urushibara, 27, . on. a morals work for the ILS. Information yama protested, and Komori al panese were - concentrated -in
charge. The model, whose name Service in Vienna. (where he legedly bludgeoned him to de the' ten wartime, relocation, cen
ters.
•
_
.
was witheld because of her age, spent nine years and becam flu^ ath with, a hammer.
While there are 105,492 mar
The murder weapon was fo
ent in German).. While with the
was not arrested. ?A police official said photog USLA, he ran a 70-man opera und in a‘stack of rice straw ne ried couples, a clearer pic
of .
the
intermarried
raphing a nude before, a fore tion and attained a GS-15 rat ar Komori’s home. Okayama’s ture
ign embassy was* a “national di ing as chief of the still-pictu body was found; in a field near 65,936 couples is shown in tlie
his. home recently. *
T
next table;
sgrace.
- . res branch.
Nudie Photog.
Nabbed in Act
Geographic ~ All-J
Non-J
Northeast
12,196
7,823
North Central
10,986
9,515
South
5,066 ' 10,383
West.
* 182,738
38,213
Hawaii
88,384 11,122
Taking a closer look at the in
termarriage geographically the
breakdown in the. Soqth differs
the most incompa^ison'with other regions.
Geographic (non-J) 'H
W
Northeast
1,600
6,223
North Central 1,716
7,799
South .
1,248 .9,135
West
9,012 29,201
Hawaii
3,498
7,624
TOKYO. — Although 30 mi.. nutes by train from downtown,
the Inokashira district is still
Tokyo. Skyscrapers are missing
but not- pachinko parlors, cof
fee shops, bars, restaurants arid
stores. The narrow streets 7 are
crowded with people, cars, bi
cycles and motorcycles.
Noise
and smog fill the air of the. en
dless city; .
'
;
In the midst of this is a lar
ge 'oasis, Inokashira Park which
serves “ as a pastoral backdrop
for the Shinto Shrine of - Tania
. Mitsu (The Ball of Light).
■ This shrine looks like others,
but it is different. Through its
torii pass those who have witne- ssed or benefited from the psy-
an of the body induced through spe
Hugh offhandedly, gives
chical powers of Hiroshi ^Moto low me.” This is said in perfect
English by a good looking Ame example. “Once I saw a' big cial powers. .
yama.
He is the priest of the shrine, rican man. wearing a turtle ne light that went through my heLife for Dr. Motoyama is di
ad. Then my head cracked open?’ vided among several worlds. Th
a yogi and the internationally ck sweater and tweed jacket.
Simultaneously with an earth- ere is the everyday world: hus
He leads the way upstairs to
known psychic who is the head
of the Institute of Para and Re an overheated and empty sitting shaking bang, perhaps of a clo band (father of five),
priest,
Psychology located with- room where a paper sign on the se pile driver, Motoyama, is in and teacher. The spiritual world:
seat of the biggest chair reads ' the room. He eases his portly fasting and sleeplessness
in the compound.
“
up
On a recent dark and stormy “President Only” in English and body .into tire “President Only” to 20 days, mediation, commu
chair as Hugh leaves.
afternoon, the four-story conc Japanese.
.
nicating with spirits, exorcising
“My life’s goal, the purpose of and psychic healing.
Affably the guide introduces
rete building of the Institute lo
oked just a bit forbidding. A himself as "Hugh McCormick. A this institute,” says Motoyama,
The old world: “remember liv
moaning wind takes yesterday’s graduate of Williams College, he “is to. prove the existance of a ing with Emperor Oji in a Ya
gift of cherry blossoms and bl is presently living and studying spiritual world 'from a scienti mato castle during the fifth cefic standpoint. I want to verify ntury when the tree that is now
ows them' into ashy mounds aro yoga at; the institute.
“Before coming here, I was psi or psychic ability. Here in a national treasure was
und'the front door.
compi
Regardless, the bell must be studying Zen in Kyoto; There my laboratory we are
sophisticated
run. 'Motoyama has agreed' to I had some psychic experiences ling data using
And there is the future world: *
electrical
equipment
to show
that eventually put me in touch
one of his rare interviews.
Cont. on P. 2
changes in the internal organs.
“Take your shoes off and fo- with Dr. Motoyama.”
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The Otto Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXXVIII — 44
Toronto, Ont.
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1974
UIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIIII!||||||||i|||||||||||||||||||||||||llllllllllllllH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiitiiiiiiii
Reflection By Famed
Nisei Cameraman
U S. Nisei
Mayor On
Violence
Interracial Marriages On The
increase In United States
LOS ANGELES. — Interracial Spouse Non-J ’■—
W
marriage is on the increase in White9,872 .
44,138
the United States, and the 1970 Chinese
1,294
2,418
Census Bureau- reflects that , in Filipino
608
1,995
detail in its subject report, “Ma Negro
137‘
1,793
rital Status” PC(2)-4C
(GPO,. Mexican
517
852
$3.75). The figures may be un Puerto Rican
110
220
derstated in that some couples Other Spanish-Spkg. 480
870
did not report race on the self- Am. Indian
130
235
eniumeratioh form.
The next table shows where
Of the 591,290 Japanese in the married Japanese live.
Athe United States in
1970 a bout half live in the central ci
total of 276,920 (46%)
said ty, and it’s about even in the
they were married once at the suburbs and rural areas.
The
time1. Breakdown by sex shows
preponderance of
intermarria
119,069 male "and 157,851 fema ge in the rural areas is hot hard
le. Not include d, however, are to believe as we’ve noted the .
those who were widowed, wido- trend in society pages in rural awered, -separated,
divorced or rea publications and rural area
married more than once.'
JACL chapter■ newsletters.
In a subsequent study, the ra
w
11
te of intermarriage by age. gro Residence
57,337' 69,335
up and sex will be
reported Central City
33,380
47,842
from another census book, whi Urban Fringe
Rural
28,352
40,674
ch is on order.
All-J
Non-J
Historical perspectives
and
Urban
City
,
102,992
23,680
geographic breakdown which fo
Urban
Fringe
58,070
23,152
llow are based on a 5% samp
Rural
23,152 45,874
ling. In some cases, the figures
may not cross-total, but it does
The nation is divided, into . foriot'distort the overall picture ur. regions for census purposes:
of all-Japanese arid mixed-Japa- NORTHEAST -— The nine sta
nese couples as of April, 1970. tes north .and east with Penns
While 210,984 Japanese were ylvania. NORTH CENTRAL —
married to each other, another The 12 midwest states. SOUTH
65,936 were married to
non — The 16 states from. Texas: to
Japanese. The- length -of their Delaware. WEST — Thirteen
marriages can be assessed from states, north ;and west of New
Mexico, plus Alaska and Hawaii.
the next table:
. -
WASHINGTON. — Personal / get his passport, 'shots, etc., and
and official photographer1 for barely made it to Andrews AFB
the late. . Lyndon Baines John by six.
'
son, Yoichi Okamoto captivated
The pictures taken by - rthe - SACRAMENTO. — Nisei Ma
the audience of about 85 attend Nisei photographer from Yom yor Norman Y. Mineta of San
ing the Washington, D.C. JAGL kers,
N. Y.,' impressed the Jose was recently' named by
meeting here recently with his Vice President immensely. So- state Superintendant of Schools
« verbal and visual presentation? on after he become President. Wilson Riles .to a . 25-member
was asked to be committee to develop ways to
A very casual, friendly arid Okamoto
interesting speaker, he allowed come his^ official photogra cope with violence in Calif, scho■
questions as he showed his slides pher. He accepted on one con ols.
Others on the panel were poli
interspersed with glittering com- dition — that he be permitted
mentairy, on the life of President to take pictures without restric ce and law enforcement officers,
tion as history was being made. educators and civil rights lead
Johnson.
Accordingly, Okamoto did wh- ers. ■ '.
It was one Friday afternoon
.They will develop policies on
about 3 o’clock in 1962 when at .no other photographer has
Yoichi was at his desk at the' been able to do by producing the role of the criminal .justice
USIA, looking forward to a well- the first photographic record of system and the educator in' han
deserved- vacation which was to the President in ‘ action/ It’s dling school related crime and
,
begin at the end of the day. The hard to pin-point the number of violence.
telephone rang and Edward R. pictures taken but it has been
Murrow, USIA director, was at estimated at over 675,000 x dur Wedding Arranged With
the other end asking whether he ing Johnson’s five-year hitch at
Non-existent Bride;
would like to accompany then the White House.
With the confidence from the 'Groom' Murdered
Vice President Johnson as his
* personal photographer on an off subject and aided by top secu
TOKYO. — Police are holding
icial visit, to Berlin. The East rity clearance, Okamoto record Yoshio Komori for questioning
Germans had just erected the ed the intimate personal momen- in. the murder 'of Yoshio Okaya
ts, his meetings with world lea- ma, who paid $426 to have Ko
“wall”.
Okamoto wanted to know wh- ders and- secret decision-making mori arrange?amarriage with
en. Murrow . shot back, - “Six sessions. He was one of two per a young woman, only to find
o’clock tonight!” Vacation plans sons allowed to walk in on the that the woman didn’t-exist.
were naturally scuttled. He im President without an appoint
Komori, .41, had
offered to
mediately made,a call to his wi- ment (other was his appoint help Okayama find a bride
fe/and son, who packed for him. ment secretary, Marvin Watson). one “Kikuko Okubo,” supposed
. He .scurried .about frantically to Not even Mrs. Johnson could see ly the third daughter of a far
him without first telephoning.
The
photographer-historian, mer in Komori’s hometown / —
who is 58 years old, first shot and collected $425 from. Okaya
All-J
Non-J
pictures for the Syracuse. (N.- ma for wedding presents. . - •■ When Married
However, there is no such per Pre-1939
Y.) Post-Standard in 1938. Un
53,860
15,994
til an Army general and the son as “Rikuko Okubo,” and as 1940-49
— 49,680 — 3,183
' TOKYO; — A photographer mayor of his hometown interve the time’ for the ‘wedding near 1950-59
— 55,438 — 17,158
for a whisky company posed a ned, he couldn’t join the Army ed, 'Komori- became - desperate.
1960-69 — .52,006
— 17,675
19-year old nude model in front in 1942 because of his Japanese - Komori told police he tried to
It .would appear, many mar
of the French 'Embassy and ancestry. He became ./General talk Okayama out of the marri
riages
contracted in . the 1940s
spent the night in jail for doing Mark Clark’s private photogra age recently bri grounds . “there
■ it...
pher, discharged in 1946 with had been a change of circumstan were the • result of “camp romPolice said they booked Senji the rank of major. He went to ces on the other, side.’’ But Oka ances”, when over 100,000 Ja
Urushibara, 27, . on. a morals work for the ILS. Information yama protested, and Komori al panese were - concentrated -in
charge. The model, whose name Service in Vienna. (where he legedly bludgeoned him to de the' ten wartime, relocation, cen
ters.
•
_
.
was witheld because of her age, spent nine years and becam flu^ ath with, a hammer.
While there are 105,492 mar
The murder weapon was fo
ent in German).. While with the
was not arrested. ?A police official said photog USLA, he ran a 70-man opera und in a‘stack of rice straw ne ried couples, a clearer pic
of .
the
intermarried
raphing a nude before, a fore tion and attained a GS-15 rat ar Komori’s home. Okayama’s ture
ign embassy was* a “national di ing as chief of the still-pictu body was found; in a field near 65,936 couples is shown in tlie
his. home recently. *
T
next table;
sgrace.
- . res branch.
Nudie Photog.
Nabbed in Act
Geographic ~ All-J
Non-J
Northeast
12,196
7,823
North Central
10,986
9,515
South
5,066 ' 10,383
West.
* 182,738
38,213
Hawaii
88,384 11,122
Taking a closer look at the in
termarriage geographically the
breakdown in the. Soqth differs
the most incompa^ison'with other regions.
Geographic (non-J) 'H
W
Northeast
1,600
6,223
North Central 1,716
7,799
South .
1,248 .9,135
West
9,012 29,201
Hawaii
3,498
7,624
Page 2
Tuesday, Jun# 11, 1974
PAGE 2
Psychic. . .
(Cent, from Page One)
82-year Old Businessman Is
Japan's Top Earner For 1973
The New Canadian
“By the end of this century, a' believes are the centres of the
A member of Ethnic Press :
cataclysmic catastrophe will - ca-: extrasensory system.
Association of Ontario
use the death of millions and
“ We all possess this extrasen
Second Class mail
a change in the earth’s climate.” sory system beyond our mind
No. D-0366
. Motoyama said his' psi experi-. and body,” he claims. “It. can
Of the top 100 high income
TOKYO. — Manji Hasegawa,
PUBLISHED ON EVERT TUESDAY
ence began early in his present Accept psychic energy from out-' ah 82-year old businessmen, he- earners, only three made their
AND FRIDAY
side
itself
and'
convert
it
to-phylife. “When I was six-years old
s list. money by - means other than sell
ads the Japanese tax
T. UMEZUKI Publisher
my mother took me -to. bathe Jn siolbgical energy.
of rich men for fiscal 1973 with ing — Morinosuke Kajima, pre
K. C. TSUMURA
a mountain - waterfall, Just as,
“When this outside
energy, a total income of 5.1 billion yen sident of a construction -compa
English
, Section Editor
she put me under the fall, the, from God or the universe or so ($18.4 million) in the year ended ny, ■ who■' placed 47th; Shokichi
KEN MORI
water parted and I
remained. meone’s special power - is trans Mar. 31.
Uehara, president of a pharma
•Japanese Section Editor
dry.”
Hasegawa, president of a ti ceutical company, 5.1st; and. Komitted, there is a bodily change.
SUBSCRIPTION
As green tea is ~ served in I am proving this with enceph-, mber dealing company, made so nosuke Matsushita, former pre
$7.00 for Six Months
Electric
handsome earthenware. cups, he; alograms, cardiograms and other me 5 billion yen ($17.9 million) sident. of Matsushita
$11.00 a Year
adds, “I saw' my" mother walk on. medical tests which we record of that by selling 86,000 square Industrial Co., maker of Pana
sonic
brand
appliances,
55th.
downtown
meters of land in
water twice. She is a^mystic and. daily.
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
Uehara, also a member of the
- can see a golden aura around;
“My patented machine manu Tokyo.
Toronto, Ont. M5V-2A9
me.”
factured by .San Ei measures; The Tax Adiminstration Age- upper house of Parliament, was
366-5005
; Although the Shinto religion- each; chakra point and indicates; ncy said, at a unit price of about the leading money earner among'
politicians.
His
income
was
is not based on a belief in a su-i to an almost infinites simal de 60,606 yen ($212) a square mepreme being, Motoyama believes gree the optimum spot for the terj it was relatively low for not immediately available, however.
acupuncture needle. It also hel Tokyo.
in God.
Prime Minister Kakuei Tana
The Agency said Hasegawa
. “I called him God,- but the nan ps me to detailed diagnosis and
paid 800 million yen ($2.9 mil- ka had an income of 77 million
me is not important. I also be prognosis.”
lion) in taxes. 'If that much in yen ($278,000).
Help Wanted
lieve in evil spirits and have ex- . Suddenly, Motoyama rememb
Among athletes, Japan’s most
come had all been in wages, the
' prcised some.” •
“
h ers that patients are waiting. Opopular
Masashi “Jumbo” Oza OPERATORS, Sewing machine
ne has an ulcer, another is tota tax would have been-3 billion
In healing where he claims:
ki led with 56.7 million yen ($2- operators, will train. Urgently
lly deaf. “I pray that I can cu yen ($10.7 million).
amazing results, Motoyama com
’Special treatment for land se 02,000), followed by slugger Sa needed, apply 925 The Queens^
re them both,” he.says with mo
bines Chinese acupuncture with
daharu Oh of the Yomiuri Gi- way, phone 252-5226 (Toronto).
lling ended in fiscal 1973.
dest
confidence..
principles of Yoga, using also a
king, OPERATORS, finishers and stthere ants, Japan’s:, home run
The agency reported
.
Bowinga
sayonara,
he
men
machine that he invented. Ne
yen uffers for toy factory. Phone
inco- who received 54 million
were 6378 persons with
edless are placed on the “chak tions that his shrine fulfilled a mes of more than 100 million ($193,000).
368-8511 (Toronto).
ra” points of the body which he prophecy. It is built bn a former yen ($357j000), and moist made
Later, Hasegawa, told Japabamboo groove near the Kanada their money by selling land. .
bought BOY wanted for evening work
nese newsmen he had
River which flows from west; to
Land prices in the nation’s1 ur marsh land in 1942 and reclai in store. Apply Mac’s Milk, 2780
east. On a clear day you can see ban areas went up an average med the area so he could estab Yonge' Street, 481-9119 (Toron
Mount Fuji.
of 32.4 per cent in 1973, compa lish a lumberyard.. The govern to).
“Long ago- in a . vision God red with-30.9 per cent in 1972, ment bought a part of this land
SEWING machine operators ex- ’
'told me I would have such a the Transportation Ministry re last December to build a sewage
perienced in factory work, year
disposal plant, he said.
shrine. When the head of our ported.
Hasegawa said he ’ planned to round work. Airconditioned fac
believers found -this property aSecond among the high earn
tory. Call Mary
363-4588 or
fter World War II, it was ano- ers was Gyoshiro Fujii .of Tok use his land earnings to build
RCA - ZENITH
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ther miracle. -Kanada River is yo, with an income of 2.8 billion a natural ^ark in northern JapSALES & SERVICE
an.
•
probably the lonly river in all of yen ($10.1 million).
OPERATORS wanted — home
the -'kanfo plain that does not
sewers to sew blouses. We deli
1055 MIDLAND AVE.
flow north to south.
ver and pick-up. Call Mary 363(ORIOLE PLAZA)
,
4588 (Toronto).
Motoyama looks out the win-'
SCARBORO Phone 759-1583
ddw ait the urban sprawl-beyond1
TOKYO." — Replying to Jap a-, j VOA station on Okinawa, and ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS
his shrine’s compound. “This uBetween Eglinton 4 Lawrence
sed to_ be a - beautiful place. I "nese requests1 for. removal of the the government has shown em- For service department at Japan .
Ave. East,
remember riding "through the4 Voice of America — VOA — re- barrassement over foreign bro- Camera Centre Ltd. 16 Lesmill
bamboo igrove on Troriseback — lay station in Okinawa, the U-. adcasts being relayed from its Road, (Don Mills-York Mills aRepairs .To All Makes
.
_
rea). Must be qualified to repair
nited States said the countries; soil.
about 200 years ago.”
to which VOA broadcasts are ' The U.S. spokesman said the radio, stereo and other electronic
beamed have not . objected to U.S. side explained recently that equipment. For interview, , pleVOA broadcasts consisted of ed- ase apply in person or call 445them.
- -^ TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
The fate of the VOA relay t ucational, cultural and news pro- 1481 and ask for Mr. Kenji Asa.
St. John's Presbyterian. Broadview at Simpson Aw.
station - on Okinawa, which was grams “and that no countries
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Friday:. Young People* ^Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M;
to downtown. Living
quarters
object of two days of talks bet to such broadcasting.”.^
Phone Contact:. Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128. Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1688.
ween delegations
led by U.S., - The U;S. side also said it con- need repair. Good deal. Phone echarge d’affaires Thomas Sho siderd the VOA broadcasts “fu venings ,444-7820 (Toronto).
consistent with the hope for.
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
11 esmith and Yoshio Okawara, the lly
continued
relaxation of tensions,
Japanese foreign Ministry’s di-701 DOVERCOURT RD.
I rector general- for American A- in Asia” and that-it sees much
For Best Results
SUNDAY, JUNE 16, PICNIC AT THE SCUGOG CAMP
1
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English — -Rev.: Ken Matsugu
. A U.S.spokesman said Japan the spokesman said.
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He said the United States agreiterated its basic position thatChildren — Church School
it strongly hoped operation of reed to report fully Japan’s pothe station would be halted ais sition to Washington, and the
soon as possible, and in any e-, two sides agreed to - maintain
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vent within the five years provir, close contact. on the question.
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VOA programs come from the
'ded for in the: Okinawa return
United
States. The VOA station
agreement.
10:30 A.M. Sunday School
them to
Japanese opposition
parties on Okinawa replays
11:00 A.M. Morning -'Service
have repeatedly voiced objecti North' China, the Soviet Union
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ons to the continued use of the and North Korea.
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Psychic. . .
(Cent, from Page One)
82-year Old Businessman Is
Japan's Top Earner For 1973
The New Canadian
“By the end of this century, a' believes are the centres of the
A member of Ethnic Press :
cataclysmic catastrophe will - ca-: extrasensory system.
Association of Ontario
use the death of millions and
“ We all possess this extrasen
Second Class mail
a change in the earth’s climate.” sory system beyond our mind
No. D-0366
. Motoyama said his' psi experi-. and body,” he claims. “It. can
Of the top 100 high income
TOKYO. — Manji Hasegawa,
PUBLISHED ON EVERT TUESDAY
ence began early in his present Accept psychic energy from out-' ah 82-year old businessmen, he- earners, only three made their
AND FRIDAY
side
itself
and'
convert
it
to-phylife. “When I was six-years old
s list. money by - means other than sell
ads the Japanese tax
T. UMEZUKI Publisher
my mother took me -to. bathe Jn siolbgical energy.
of rich men for fiscal 1973 with ing — Morinosuke Kajima, pre
K. C. TSUMURA
a mountain - waterfall, Just as,
“When this outside
energy, a total income of 5.1 billion yen sident of a construction -compa
English
, Section Editor
she put me under the fall, the, from God or the universe or so ($18.4 million) in the year ended ny, ■ who■' placed 47th; Shokichi
KEN MORI
water parted and I
remained. meone’s special power - is trans Mar. 31.
Uehara, president of a pharma
•Japanese Section Editor
dry.”
Hasegawa, president of a ti ceutical company, 5.1st; and. Komitted, there is a bodily change.
SUBSCRIPTION
As green tea is ~ served in I am proving this with enceph-, mber dealing company, made so nosuke Matsushita, former pre
$7.00 for Six Months
Electric
handsome earthenware. cups, he; alograms, cardiograms and other me 5 billion yen ($17.9 million) sident. of Matsushita
$11.00 a Year
adds, “I saw' my" mother walk on. medical tests which we record of that by selling 86,000 square Industrial Co., maker of Pana
sonic
brand
appliances,
55th.
downtown
meters of land in
water twice. She is a^mystic and. daily.
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
Uehara, also a member of the
- can see a golden aura around;
“My patented machine manu Tokyo.
Toronto, Ont. M5V-2A9
me.”
factured by .San Ei measures; The Tax Adiminstration Age- upper house of Parliament, was
366-5005
; Although the Shinto religion- each; chakra point and indicates; ncy said, at a unit price of about the leading money earner among'
politicians.
His
income
was
is not based on a belief in a su-i to an almost infinites simal de 60,606 yen ($212) a square mepreme being, Motoyama believes gree the optimum spot for the terj it was relatively low for not immediately available, however.
acupuncture needle. It also hel Tokyo.
in God.
Prime Minister Kakuei Tana
The Agency said Hasegawa
. “I called him God,- but the nan ps me to detailed diagnosis and
paid 800 million yen ($2.9 mil- ka had an income of 77 million
me is not important. I also be prognosis.”
lion) in taxes. 'If that much in yen ($278,000).
Help Wanted
lieve in evil spirits and have ex- . Suddenly, Motoyama rememb
Among athletes, Japan’s most
come had all been in wages, the
' prcised some.” •
“
h ers that patients are waiting. Opopular
Masashi “Jumbo” Oza OPERATORS, Sewing machine
ne has an ulcer, another is tota tax would have been-3 billion
In healing where he claims:
ki led with 56.7 million yen ($2- operators, will train. Urgently
lly deaf. “I pray that I can cu yen ($10.7 million).
amazing results, Motoyama com
’Special treatment for land se 02,000), followed by slugger Sa needed, apply 925 The Queens^
re them both,” he.says with mo
bines Chinese acupuncture with
daharu Oh of the Yomiuri Gi- way, phone 252-5226 (Toronto).
lling ended in fiscal 1973.
dest
confidence..
principles of Yoga, using also a
king, OPERATORS, finishers and stthere ants, Japan’s:, home run
The agency reported
.
Bowinga
sayonara,
he
men
machine that he invented. Ne
yen uffers for toy factory. Phone
inco- who received 54 million
were 6378 persons with
edless are placed on the “chak tions that his shrine fulfilled a mes of more than 100 million ($193,000).
368-8511 (Toronto).
ra” points of the body which he prophecy. It is built bn a former yen ($357j000), and moist made
Later, Hasegawa, told Japabamboo groove near the Kanada their money by selling land. .
bought BOY wanted for evening work
nese newsmen he had
River which flows from west; to
Land prices in the nation’s1 ur marsh land in 1942 and reclai in store. Apply Mac’s Milk, 2780
east. On a clear day you can see ban areas went up an average med the area so he could estab Yonge' Street, 481-9119 (Toron
Mount Fuji.
of 32.4 per cent in 1973, compa lish a lumberyard.. The govern to).
“Long ago- in a . vision God red with-30.9 per cent in 1972, ment bought a part of this land
SEWING machine operators ex- ’
'told me I would have such a the Transportation Ministry re last December to build a sewage
perienced in factory work, year
disposal plant, he said.
shrine. When the head of our ported.
Hasegawa said he ’ planned to round work. Airconditioned fac
believers found -this property aSecond among the high earn
tory. Call Mary
363-4588 or
fter World War II, it was ano- ers was Gyoshiro Fujii .of Tok use his land earnings to build
RCA - ZENITH
363-3782 (Toronto).
ther miracle. -Kanada River is yo, with an income of 2.8 billion a natural ^ark in northern JapSALES & SERVICE
an.
•
probably the lonly river in all of yen ($10.1 million).
OPERATORS wanted — home
the -'kanfo plain that does not
sewers to sew blouses. We deli
1055 MIDLAND AVE.
flow north to south.
ver and pick-up. Call Mary 363(ORIOLE PLAZA)
,
4588 (Toronto).
Motoyama looks out the win-'
SCARBORO Phone 759-1583
ddw ait the urban sprawl-beyond1
TOKYO." — Replying to Jap a-, j VOA station on Okinawa, and ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS
his shrine’s compound. “This uBetween Eglinton 4 Lawrence
sed to_ be a - beautiful place. I "nese requests1 for. removal of the the government has shown em- For service department at Japan .
Ave. East,
remember riding "through the4 Voice of America — VOA — re- barrassement over foreign bro- Camera Centre Ltd. 16 Lesmill
bamboo igrove on Troriseback — lay station in Okinawa, the U-. adcasts being relayed from its Road, (Don Mills-York Mills aRepairs .To All Makes
.
_
rea). Must be qualified to repair
nited States said the countries; soil.
about 200 years ago.”
to which VOA broadcasts are ' The U.S. spokesman said the radio, stereo and other electronic
beamed have not . objected to U.S. side explained recently that equipment. For interview, , pleVOA broadcasts consisted of ed- ase apply in person or call 445them.
- -^ TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
The fate of the VOA relay t ucational, cultural and news pro- 1481 and ask for Mr. Kenji Asa.
St. John's Presbyterian. Broadview at Simpson Aw.
station - on Okinawa, which was grams “and that no countries
SERVICES:
returned from U.S. to Japanese; in the area to which these broad BUSSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Sunday: Sunday School and Worship •;Service* 2:00 P.M.
-Tuesday: Prayer 'and Study Fellowship 8:00 P;M.
rule two years ago, was the su-? casts are directed . had objected RESTAURANT for lease. Close
Friday:. Young People* ^Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M;
to downtown. Living
quarters
object of two days of talks bet to such broadcasting.”.^
Phone Contact:. Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128. Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1688.
ween delegations
led by U.S., - The U;S. side also said it con- need repair. Good deal. Phone echarge d’affaires Thomas Sho siderd the VOA broadcasts “fu venings ,444-7820 (Toronto).
consistent with the hope for.
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
11 esmith and Yoshio Okawara, the lly
continued
relaxation of tensions,
Japanese foreign Ministry’s di-701 DOVERCOURT RD.
I rector general- for American A- in Asia” and that-it sees much
For Best Results
SUNDAY, JUNE 16, PICNIC AT THE SCUGOG CAMP
1
ffairs.
: benefit in the VOA operations,
English — -Rev.: Ken Matsugu
. A U.S.spokesman said Japan the spokesman said.
Use New Canadian Ads
Japanese — Rev. Hiraku Iwai
He said the United States agreiterated its basic position thatChildren — Church School
it strongly hoped operation of reed to report fully Japan’s pothe station would be halted ais sition to Washington, and the
soon as possible, and in any e-, two sides agreed to - maintain
TORONTO BUDBHEST CHURCH
vent within the five years provir, close contact. on the question.
SUNDA.Y, JUNE 16, 1974
VOA programs come from the
'ded for in the: Okinawa return
United
States. The VOA station
agreement.
10:30 A.M. Sunday School
them to
Japanese opposition
parties on Okinawa replays
11:00 A.M. Morning -'Service
have repeatedly voiced objecti North' China, the Soviet Union
2:00 P.M.' Japanese Service
ons to the continued use of the and North Korea.
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Page 3
Tuesday,- June 11, 1974
PAGE 3
i
Tough Japanese Women Climbers
-KATMANDU. —-'3' Japanese The trio, one a nurse and two
women reached the; top of 26,658- factory clerks, . conquered. the
foot • Manaslu Mountain in the H- peak aided by a sherpa at the
imalayas recently, becoming the same time a team of 18 Japan
fifth party? to scale the peak. A ese men and one U.S. citizen
fourth woman member of the ex abandoned their attempt, claim
pedition ■ disapp eared while hel- ing the climb was too dangero
ping to establish a high-altitu us.'
?
de camp and is presumed dead/
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In February 1582 two teen-a Legatorum, printed in Macao in
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of their ’travels written in dialo-v
thful Japanese companions and
began, the long voyage to Euro gue form. Miss Boscaro is hon
pe. The expedition was under est enough to list 16 additional
Made To Measure
the direction of; the , Jesuit mi works which are to be found in
ssionaries and its purpose was standard bibliographies,
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'ge, the party travelled via Goa
libraries, it is more than prob
and took the customary' two ye
able that most of these publica
ars to reach Lisbon.
After a rather quiet start at tions never in fact existed but,
that cosmopolitan city, the boys originated from the corrupted,
began to attract a blaze of pub titles of their works, dutifully 1
licity. They were treated to ban passed down from one bibliogr
quets, fireworks, military para-' aphy to another and thus erron
des, concerts, receptions, artille
ry salutes, pealing church bells eously; incoporated into the canand hunting parties, as city af on of* writings about the embter city vied to outdo , its rivals assy.:
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ral a few days later, and were really authoritative and comprepresent at. the. coronation of ; his sive account of the expedition, t®uy & Sell— Your Home
successor, Sixtus V. They then from the- time it was dreamed
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ugh Genoa, Venice (where Tin timate and .strangely variant fa
toretto was commissioned? to pa- te of the four boys, (one died
int their portraits), Padua and while still young; another reno
Representing
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unced his Christian religion,z a■ They finally sailed from Lis nother suffered as a martyr for
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received' in solemn audience by further: as; this bibliography amaterial
Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who plied mply shows, printed
abounds,
while
a
great
deal of
them with questions about their
further* information can be ob
European travels. ’
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trated in Prof.' Boscaro’s pre rt of his account, dealing with
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sent. books, in which she pain- the return voyage and the audi
stackingly lists ,no less than 76 ence with Hideyoshi, has yet to
European, works, printed
bet- appear. In fact, the best, ' and
ween 1585 and 1593.and dealing .practicaiiy only. report, of the
with-some stage or aspect of the embassy in English in? the twen
embassy — “an astonishing edi ty-page summary in Donald F.
torial boom,” as the author rig-' Lach, Asia in the Making of Ehtly remarks.
urope, I (1965). Valuable acc
Some of these, works are little ounts have been published in
more than pamphlets off a. few Japanese, it is true, but the full
pages, while others, _ containing story has by no means yet been
as weir as general news of the told.
Japanese missions taken
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In February 1582 two teen-a Legatorum, printed in Macao in
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of their ’travels written in dialo-v
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began, the long voyage to Euro gue form. Miss Boscaro is hon
pe. The expedition was under est enough to list 16 additional
Made To Measure
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ssionaries and its purpose was standard bibliographies,
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ndour of Renaissance
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libraries, it is more than prob
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able that most of these publica
ars to reach Lisbon.
After a rather quiet start at tions never in fact existed but,
that cosmopolitan city, the boys originated from the corrupted,
began to attract a blaze of pub titles of their works, dutifully 1
licity. They were treated to ban passed down from one bibliogr
quets, fireworks, military para-' aphy to another and thus erron
des, concerts, receptions, artille
ry salutes, pealing church bells eously; incoporated into the canand hunting parties, as city af on of* writings about the embter city vied to outdo , its rivals assy.:
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successor, Sixtus V. They then from the- time it was dreamed
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int their portraits), Padua and while still young; another reno
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received' in solemn audience by further: as; this bibliography amaterial
Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who plied mply shows, printed
abounds,
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further* information can be ob
European travels. ’
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trated in Prof.' Boscaro’s pre rt of his account, dealing with
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sent. books, in which she pain- the return voyage and the audi
stackingly lists ,no less than 76 ence with Hideyoshi, has yet to
European, works, printed
bet- appear. In fact, the best, ' and
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with-some stage or aspect of the embassy in English in? the twen
embassy — “an astonishing edi ty-page summary in Donald F.
torial boom,” as the author rig-' Lach, Asia in the Making of Ehtly remarks.
urope, I (1965). Valuable acc
Some of these, works are little ounts have been published in
more than pamphlets off a. few Japanese, it is true, but the full
pages, while others, _ containing story has by no means yet been
as weir as general news of the told.
Japanese missions taken
from
Income Tax Reduction
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Jesuit letters, are books in their eight-year journey, in 1582; and
Retirement Income
Family Protection
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