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Los Angels Nisei "Rev." & "Karate Master" Convicted Of Murder Charges
Namimatsu^and his, wife Toshi­ trial, faces sentencing on a char missed a few minutes later as it would • lead to a verdict?” and
ge of -second-degree' murder 4a was learned from the. court bail­ Is there a reasonable possibility
ko. /
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iff that the jury’s letter told that further deliberation would
LOS ANGELES. — James JM. . The Rasputin-like relationsh­ ter this month? J '
Mitose, the 57-year .old ' kenpo ip, which saw the Mitoses drain­
On a day marked by triple Light that they were unable to l^ad you to change your positi­
on?”
. ••

karate expert • 'and < self-styled ing the Namimatsus of
much bomb threats at ,-the offices of reach verdicts on three counts
“Rev-Drv.” recently was convic­ of their. financial_xand real prop­ L.A. County District Attorney faced by one of the defendants.
All jurors answered no.
Light called the jury into . the . Light asked' the respective co­
ted of murder, attempted mur­ erties, ended March 20 - with Joseph Busch just a few .floors
der, conspiracy to commit mur­ the stragulation- murder of 63- above the Dept. 118 courtroom court - chambers at 4 :05 p.m., and unsels to approach the
bench '
without
disclosing
which
defen
­
der,' extortion, grand theft and year old Frank Namimatsu and of Judge Leslie W. Light, the
and was-heard to ask if either
dant

sguilt
or
innocence
was
at
solicitation for murder. His 62- the beating of his wife at.their end to" the nineweek long guilt
of them had any further eviden­
issue
asked;
jury
foreman
Benj
­
year /old wife, Dorothy,
was 3787 Norton Ave.' home. •
phase of the Mitose. trial came
ce that might influence tiie ca­
amin
M.
Licon
to
give
the
curr
­
found guilty, on charges of ex­
and
i
suddenly
receritlyr
The
firstin
­
se. Both Louis Tto for the pro­
A -27-year old ex-Marine :
tortion and grand theft. Alvin third degree black belt in. karate, dicationthat the nine-man three- ent ballot disposition of- the ju­ secution and the Mitose attor­
Mitose, '20,' was convicted
of Terry Lee, confessed in July fo­ woman jury was ready to anno­ ry. Licon answered that after ney, Daye Shinn,- said no. .
grand theft.- Judge Light then asked .the
the murder of Frank Namimat- unce its verdict came at approx­ seven ballots the jury was log­
jammed
at
a
vote
of
10-2.
jury foreman for the verdicts,
Mitose, imately 3 p.m. in the form of
The crimes which the Mitose su saying that Jaimes
Light
then
posed
two
questions
James Mitose placed his hands
family < stands convi cted' • on. t stem his karate master, had ordered an ominous buzz signal trigger­
to
each
of
the
jurors.
ed
from
within
the
jury
cham
­
in prayer and bowed his head.
from’ the year-long relationship him to "finish”. NamimatsU. Lee,
"Is
there
any
reasonable
pos
­
" ’

they had with a wealthy * San who turned staters evidence for bers. *
(Cont. on P. 2)
This
signal
was
nearly
dis- sibility that further deliberation
Mitose
Dimas strawberry rancher Fiank the prosecution in. the
; By DWIGHT CHUMAN

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Octo Canadian

An Independent Organ ter Canadians af Japanese Origin
TUESDAY, (OCTOBER 22, 1974

Toronto, Ont.

- 80
Vol.
XXXVIII
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Seiji Ozawa
To Be Seen
Hosokawa Views Quebec City Live On
Channel 19

Author Of "Nisei"

Announced By Hon John Munro

Kinyukai Music Group Gets
$1,000 Multiculturalism Grant

.QUEBEC CITY\ -JrN^
older Nisei can do the
- TORONTO. — The Hon. John $1,000 to promote good quality «
ANCE — The handsome, riew same" with Japanese arid English,
Munro, Minister responsible for traditional Japanese music with ,
Quebec Hilton stands near the using whichever language seems
Multiculturalism, last week an­ a western context*
crest of -a.steep bill lopking..out L be mogt expressive at the^tiplanned
nounced grants under the pro­ \X concert” is being
? TORONTO.--- 1 Seiji
Ozawa,
over the St. Lawrence River. Jufor next year. All those interes­
st across the street is1 the pro- me’)

. .
■formed conductor of; the Toron­ gram totalling $155,596. Inclu­
vincial parliament- building, its L Beyond that, we were Jodd, to Symphony, conducts the New. ded among this group was the ted in koto, samisen, shakuha­
Music chi, etc. are requested to contact
stone walls stained by the grime the French-speaking portion of Japan Philharmonic for the a- Kinyukai, the Toronto
of centuries,, and beyond is the the Canadian population — abo- nnual United Nations; Day con­ Cluib, headed by Mrs.
Masako Masako Yaipaguchi at 466-3122
- Citadel which the' British seized ut one-third' of the total — is cert to be seen live on Channel Yamaguchi. The club
received after 6
in pre-Revolutionary times, thus I convinced that the French cul- 19, Thursday, October 24, 8:30
ending Fra^
in the;! ture is 'superior to any other -and — 10:00 p.m.
New .World. But the French inf- fosters it with, Gallic
fervor. • The music will include a di­
- luence persists to this day. in Most of .them have no particular vertimento by Mozart and the
Quebec, as we quickly discovered I love for the country of France, symphonic z poem “Don Quixote”
'
at our. first breakfasts in this In fact, many Parisians consider by Richard Strauss. There will
TOKYO. — Japan has made id.
The borrowing of the oil dol­
city.
' '
I French-Cahadians at something also be the world premiere, of arrangements to borrow $1,000
The Quebec Hilton’s
coffee of country hicks and look' down a new- composition- in three mo­ million in loans from an Arab lars1 is expected to help' ease a
j '
Ltheir long Gallic noses at them, vements’ each written by diffe­ oil producing country to ease a dollar shortage as well as stabi­
shop is operated .cafeteria, sty-1
^he//veU.to.do FreI^ Ca­
rent Japanese composers. *.
,; dollar shortage, due to soaring lize the yen’s strength in the
le. The guest goes through a “ne j nadians vacation in Europe they'
oil import bills, Goverriment sp- foreign market, the sources said.
(Seiji
Ozawa
was
born
in
Man
­
to pick’ out the dishes he wi- rare- likely- to plari -longer stays
Since the -beginning of
the
-urces said recently.
’ '
churia' in 1935. He studied in Ja- .
shes. At theend of the line is I in London” rather, than. Paris,
1 It is Japan’s first government- year, commercial foreign exchan­
pan-,
and
moved
to
Europe
in
a bevy of bright-eyed young laStill, Old Quebec, that part of
to-goveinment borrowing • of "oil ge banks had been playing a
dies- who appear to be no more: 'the city within the ancient stone 1959.. His mentors haveincluded dollars” from an. oil-producing central role in "recycling, of oil;
dollars” by taking in dollar fun­
. . .
i
muk walls, is unmistakably French, Charles ' Munch and Herbert, yon country.”
. "
than junior high school age. The- o
>
”In many places the bilingual si- Karajan; Ozawa was the conduc­ ' In the light; of relateddeve- ds through'the Eurodollar mar-; •
ir job is. to carry your tiriy to a I
g which ^ part of the Canakets.

"
Symphony lopments in the past, however,
suitable table and pour the. co- Lj^ way of life, are missing: if tor of the Toronto
Talks Since July
informed sources said that the
ffee. But not one of them^spe- you can’t read French you’re out from 1965 to 1969 and is stilka “country was 'presumably Saudi
The Finance Ministry,
thus,
aks English, or at any rate they, of luck. The old
architecture guest, conductor. He has . also Arabia. .
- _
had been negotiating -with Ar­
• don’t appear to, although-if oneR^ been preserved,. the streets been the conductor with the San
According tothe Government ab oil-producing countries on the
talks slowly and distinctly they winding and narrow, and one a- ■Francisco Symphony, the Tang- sources, the loan will be suppli­ introduction of oil dollars on a ;
_
Almost expects to see' dishwater
- seem to - understand that, it is Being thrown out of third; story lewood.Festivalandthe Boston ed; tothe Bank of Tokyo Japan’s governmental basis since July,
sole bank specializing in foreign the sources said.
_ water, arid not another cup> of windows as happened in 'some of Symphony;
exchange,1 at the rate of- $500
the back streets of 'Paris. -coffee, that we. wish.~ .
• ‘Soloists in the; Strauss ’ “Don million each .in September and ' In borrowing the oil* dollar/
the government had. to adopt a
Why, after centuries in a pre; ' From time to time small mi­ Quixote” will be Nobuko Imai October with the JapaneseGo- “quasi - government-to-govenr(viola), arid Tsuyoshi /Tsutsumi vernment guaranteeing
repay­
’ -dominantly English-speaking xo- norities within the French Cana­
ment formula” because theodian body politic launch a move ( cello ), * “.two Japanese-born - mu­ ment. .
position of funds /directly intro- •
' untry,. does; this ■ =minority cling to secede from' Canada? Several sicians whose careers/have bro­
‘Gov’t Loan’. .
duced by-the Government,is sub­
so tenaciously Ju the. French- lan­ English-speaking politicians ass­ ught; them . to concert ; stages in
The oil dollar funds will then. jected to ' various - restrictions
guage and the/French culture? ured us that -if . the separatists many nations. '
domestic
be transferred to the Governm­ under - the - relevant
. , We asked this question many ti- ever should gain ‘ enough power
The new . composition which . is ent’s Foreign Exchange
Fund laws, the-sources said.
mes and got., many interesting to take the provinceof Quebec to have its first performance/ at Special Account, from which :. The Government; also feared :
out of the union, the other; pro­ this concert • is - entitled * “Three
answers. vinces would not fight a-war. to Spaces: Ten-Chi-Jin’!.,The?three they- will be depositedwith Ja­ that its direct borrowing of oil
’/fin the.first’ place,
French keep them in. the- fold. /(This wo­
panese commercial' banks.: ,
dollars^ might "excessively” sti- ■
movements bear out the. scheme
mulate “countries like Italy, Bri­
? ds recognized as ah' official Jari- uld be comparable to the North­
set. forth, in the title. Ten means « The five-year loan will carry tain and France which face di­
- guage in Quebec Province and ern States in -the Civil War per­
interest ” of; about 10 per cent
Heaven,' chi denotes Earth - and
J its existence is, protected by law. mitting the-South to' establish a
per annum. -\ .
.
z ; fficulties in their payments posi- .
jiri embraces/Mankind.■ * Members of the legislature-.may Confederate nation^wihout oppo­
It is- private loan so long as tioti,’ the sources^ said. . .
'speak -in either, language /duping sition?) ' But other' politicians a- - - The program will' also featu­ the transfer will .be .-made thro­ -'/Thesourcessaid that the. h their debates and deliberations, ssured 'us such' a matter - : was re an address; by Kurt Waldheim, ugh a’ commercial bank,butin Government would negotiate fu- "and'many speak in, both, switch- purely academic — that. Quebec Secretary General- of. the United effect it is-a government-to-go- rther .borrowing- of oil . dollars <<’.ing from/ one to/ ^e ^.^J16^ 88
veiTimentloan, the sources- sa- in- November and after.
Nations.
.
_
Corit.
on
Page
2',
/the occasion seems to - demand.

Japan Borrows $lr000 Million

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-Tuesday, October- 22, 1974

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never would ■ walk out.
Oh yes, there is a Japanese an­ find the youth ^hostel.- His accent
gle to 'this column. One night, was so bad no one could under­
while a group . of us were walk­ stand him, so -I undertook the
ing through Old Quebec, I. no­ role of interpreter. I asked an
ticed a beared young Japanese English-speaking Canadian, who
in bluejeans and carrying a ba­ asked a French-speaking Cana­
ckpack. He was stopping various dian who knew the answer. Them
pedestrians with questions and we reversed the process and our
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Judge Light promptly decla­
emphatically, no. As the clerk
red
a mistrial as to the counts
read on, revealing that he had
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murder;
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At
Dorothy
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Toronto Buddhist Church
(The Associated Press has qu­
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At this point it was clear that oted prosecutor Ito as ‘ being
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Both attorney Shinn and proagainst her on the charges of
extortion and . grand theft, Do- secutor Ito waived the three we-‘ For the children, here come
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rothy Mitose’s eyes welled with ek sentencing requirement and
tears and her posture .'stiffened, Oct. 22 was st as the date of. mily. The family comes Jin - a
light yellow, plush colour, ga­
James Mitose fabut she did not-lose her compo- . sentencing.
ily-dressed in gingham check
-ces death in the gas chamber if
sure.
and are cotton stuffed. Baby
Alvin Mitose appeared to be the jury declares in the trial’s
rabbits are blue and red co­
relieved after hearing the not penalty phase, which starts . this
loured
check assorted. (Mama
guilty verdict on the extortion recently day, that “special cir­
and Papa rabbits are aproxL
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for
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Wabbit
will
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’s, re­
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ant-family revealed recently that gle 10-year sentence.
James and Dorothy Mitose we­
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have
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come as more of a shock than re remained into custody with­
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Tuesday, October.’;22, 1974



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ANALYSIS OF MISHIMA SUICIDE

Shortly, after midday, Nov. 25, .1970, Yukio Mishima stepped
down from the parapet of the balcony of the eastern army head­
quarters, Tokyo, and retiredto the office behind. While ambulan­
ces had carried away a general, five colonels and a seargeant he
had wounded with his razor-sharp 17th century sword, he had ha­
rangued the garrison assembled below.
The- garrison had jeer ed. Disappointed but resolute, Mishima
began the final scene of his <performance.
Beneath the gaze of the commander of the garrison, trussed
to a chair, and backed by four uniformed-ip embers of his private
army, the Shield So'ciety (Tatenokai), Mishima began to strip off
his clothes.
"
'
One of the Shield Society members present was Masakatsu
Morita. Another was Hitoyasu Koga.
Stripped almost naked, Mishima knelt, dagger in hand; Morita raised the 17th century sword. Mishima' plunged the dagger into
his belly and drew it sideways. As Morita. swung to behead him,
man’s
Mishima toppled forward; the sword slashed the fallen
shoulders and back.
!
As Mishima weltered in his blood, his entrails spilling- on the
floor, Morita .slashed twice more.' The third blow almost severed
the neck from which blood spouted as the head cocked at an angle
from the body. Taking- the sword, Koga completed the beheading.

After prayers for Mishima, Morita tried to disembowel him,
„, ’
self but bungled1. Koga beheaded him.
— The harangue and suicide had been filmed by newsmen and
police. The grisly, dramatic end of the man once considered likely
to win the Nobel prize for 'literature caught the attention of the
world. What had caused Mishima to do the deed?
According to a manifesto Mishima and his followers had dis­
tributed from the, balcony, and according to his harangue, Mishi­
ma: had been dramatizing his objection to the Constitution of Ja­
pan, which outlaws war and a standing army. According to the
author -of his biography, a London Times bureau chief in Tokyo
at the time who arrived at the scene minutes after the suicide,
the publicly stated emotive is minor or even irrelevant. The real
motives are found in the life and writings of Mishima.

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Mishima won fame; in 1949, at age 24, with his candid auto­
biographical novel' Confessions of a Mask (Kamen no Kokuhaku),
“the best ‘ of Mishima’s- many works’’ and the biographer relies on
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Mishima delineates his' awakening sexuality; bisexual, he pre­
ferred men. -“The book ’ describes the genesis of aromanticidea
which impinges . directly, ‘.on his eventual ; decision to commit sui­
cide: the notion That violent death is ultimate beauty, provided
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had made a fetish of body-building; he must. have feared his body,
must succumb to deterioration.
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and exhibitionist, he went -to the .Self-Defense: headquarters that,
fateful day only incidentailly' to -protest, the .Constitution!; he went
primarily because his:instinct bade him die and his flair for show­
manship directed method arid place.
.WeB-researched and well-written, the biography gives new
and valuable insights into the life’ and work of his. tormented au­
thor. Glossary, chronology, -index and =a bibliography; of Mishima/s
works make the volume handy for reference.

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