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endy Misako Yoshimura: A Shadowy Portrait Of A Sansei Revolutionary
t
But.
some
narents.. I don’t know. We never talked;
talked rth to their" only cnild.
$250,000;
parents,.
-But, unlike
JSNO, Calif..— Her name
name is
is has been set at $250,000.
maybe
After the'war, he said, they
about
it
with
.her,
but
tody Misako' Yoshimura, she - Beyond that,' not much? is known' Frank - an d; Fiimiye; ?.Yoshimur a
had
all - three returned--to Japan,
.
maysome
of
her
friends
did.
HJ1 be 33-years old in January about Wendy Yoshimura. Except are . neither‘ angry nor bitter. In
where
he had worked as;, an
be
they,
made
her
'angry.
d she once/airareritly planned that: she and Patricia Hearst we­ fact; they seem surprised that
tarpreter
for the British. They

But
she
was
:
so
young
when
re
living
together
in
San
Fran
­
anybody
.would
come
all
the
way
become a commercial artist,
to Fresno, just to- talk to them. we were in .the camp'.' . . how had lived there - for almost 10
jnstbad, she becoine. a fugitive;. cisco the ;da
;^jiig^!^^
' Since, then; very little has been , “I can’t -tell you why , she did could 'it have mattered ■ to .her ? years and, yes Wendy saw the
heard
from either Yoshimura or it. . .or even what she did,” sa- She was only three when they, people of - Hiroshima . ' ;J how
iree years. " . i
like vewho id Yoshimura in . a soft : voice. reelased us. Teo young to even they were. ?: /well.
Now she; is - in'-.-jail at the - San- her parents. Like others
I
ge tables.”
Rita Rehabilitation
Centre, have been associated with the “Maybe it was . the war, young remember. . .”
barged, among other- things, wi- Symbionese . Liberation Army, people so sick of seeing . their - Evidently, he remembered it ; When they returned to the U: / very well: Masada, the- relocati--- nited States, Wendy, ; unable
illegal possession of explo- she has already become just a- friends die in Vietnam. . .
nother peripheral - character in
“Or-maybe she was bitter 'over bn camip in Inyo County, ■ Calif., to- speak English, had been pla^es Mating ;^
972 plot to bomb a naval ROTC what has- always: been the “Pa­ the concentration camp? Or the where he- arid -his wife had Jived
(Ccmt. on P. 2)
pople she saw in Hiroshima. . . for almost four years, giving bi;
ailSngfin' Berkeley; :Her bail tty Hearst Story.”

The Octo Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
XXXIX—86

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1975

Toronto, Ont. .

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Aerospace
Research
Collaboration
Between
Fungus' Tea Gains Popularity
AsFolkRemedylnJapan Jpn. And Canada Announced By Minister Drury

but in the design-of
design- of ,
VANCOUVER.
may
He : received ' the . additional facilities, -but
Canadamay.
VANCOUVER — Canada
collaborate^ with Japan/tin aero- government ■ duties in the federal fc(»npbhent^iwe’re ^^M^^a^^^S
are said to. live to a ripe old age. ^s^fgreseari^
By/KAY, TATEISHI
cabinet; shuffle' Sept. 26, while he .pan^Thbre^^^^
She; says -she- never ‘dearned; what Technology-: Minister * G.M. Dr ury' ■was in,transjt.
collaborate on,”?Drury?/said;OW?SWS
TOKYO, —r;. Drinking a sweet, it was because the teacher/died
ur/concoction'called .“fungus shortly after he'gave? it to her. :l£aid5^ece^3^^^
- Drury said he visited a Japa­ SMHeWsaidyCarilMa’^prasbrite
a”'isJa{ran’s;latestfad.xThou- > It was first’ extolled on a na­ ]ri;ess?cbnferencri.'.-'^
nese’ rocket launching
facility unkpiing|#pr0gram^ii^^cro
mds claim it - is a preventive or tionwide women’s radio program,
Drui-y, named to the* science which has the capability of laun- ■ynth?thes/Uriited^StatesWhd^‘burp|gfe
re for -physical ills ' ranging arid later on a ■ television show/
portfolio''in addition toA his pub­ ching, communications? a
'relations?wiWti^BS#?liSTC?^B
mconstipationtocancer.Masearch
satellites.
lic
works
portfolio,
returned
front
tb.eeh:<entifeljBsati'sfae^^
y doctors dismiss , it as folk ?s The result was about 100,000 a three-week- tour of the Soviet
“Japan.and Canada find themlettersAand
postcards
asking
whe'3|fl>je|p^ra|^
ft^SHealKauth^es^aw?
,Union, tJapan,’.Hong' Kong;and selves.atastagewheretheir .sci­
rethefuriguscou

dbeobtained.;
tuinj^JW^Oibwfl^
entific advances are complemen- JaparijAvbul-dbdepbhd/brijtlfelp^
Mrs. Nakariiitsu’s-book and three Hawaii.He-described'M
posed^specificsuse/and'/jnature^^^a
tary. "We^ddri’t?^
Nevertheless, people from all others, which 'subsequently hit- as “a learning trip.”'-; .
|^1me^atellite|S£^^
alks of - life,- from ^cabinet mi­ the: bookshops;:;and4 have had?a;
sters- toi housewives, are drink- combiriedMales of’ .5^,000^/c
‘ Drury said he also' had follow-' 7 ^.1.3
ng kocha kinokb; which transla-. es,includeacouponwhichoffers ®Dl<l^i||c^^
^jf^ejiss^si^^
es literally-, as mushroom tea. f readers gratis a-slice of-“kinoko”
The beverage is--made-'from a if they; send, in the .coupon with; SentenceForMikiSlapAssciilant
ting oiljfrbm the' Alliifta-oil~\^; "1
ysterious' fungus' said; to have a. return address.
KTOOO^^ ^eil^ky^ prose-' striicted^ a government .official WBgrag^sshn^^
t^ri^n;|iii^a?Sibm^
The fungus is an acetic acid
in'exercising his duties\and" also se participation in oil sands deearIrkutskoriLakeBaikal.lt vinegarj. .sa
Hn^aiiy^ii^^
2l£ .year./ ?pid^ri/^^
Jvel^pment^is^
s -being brewed in millions of naotb,; a; professor at ’/' Kitasatri MSytrari^^ri&k^^
#AFudeyasu/yMs/^
apanese' households * and many, Univ.;?in?Tokyo.S^amoMf.whcr ster".Takeo Miki’s 7face at the;
.l>ie^lft74£a^ing^
butdidriotuseft^
adherents 'assert, it 'is /effective- has written two books '' on ' the ;^rie^?pf|^
then^J'apahe^X^^^
JMila’;^:i^e|/tv^^
or^chronie ?hbadaches, ;ai
‘.drink, predicts; its pojjularity will, ®isa^Sat®iastilffite|i^^fe Budokan hall before he was sub- •^l^ei^TanSaiai^^i#^^
high/blood pressure, .stiff . shoul­ spread all over Japan. _• dued. , Miki fell down but" J was'
ders, s pimples, /allergies;, athlete’s
[4®i||ii^|iO^^
not hurt.
/Anyone/caricon^
foot,;cancer;?—-;almosteve^^
/
accorcfirig'to
;.MrslL
;Nakamit^
Great'*
Japan
Patriot;
party,
,
obment under'the. sun.
Prof. Sakamoto - and others. ’ The
^egpoj^ari^lof/the?beyera-; .white, jelly-like substance is^ pla­
ge < which/ some.. skeptics / describe: ced in a large jar of, cold black
^a‘‘witches;brew;’’;wastouched tea with bfown i sugar.
1
off by a little' 76-year-old widow;
The jar is covered with cheesMrs./Sumal^^^^
PassExamination
eclothandallowedto;-ferment
^boolc^S^^
in . a ; cb^l Mark T^
wiffiM^bplrarKinbiro^^^
?TOKYO/-—Jinkichi:Ouchi;M2j
oneweektolOdays.ThesubstThebook/w
get^qp
’ab^aim^dailysarid^stu
ance graduany^M^u^
cnesnightjAO^ninutessapart^the;
>C^BRH^
than'' two‘ dollars, has already shapeofamushroom,-henge;^
jam-ateur^^^^
Center/forAstrophysics/M
sold a half million copies since '^^si“Wii^
' \
- two/houra^/Hri/sa^W^is/di^
^w^iseow^St^oO^m^O^ says. '
‘&Ppsar^’;last?D^^ib^.^
;nnwto^sssJ«^tfs*lawsexa^®
gus must. float: to;the. top of .the'
Aspokesman'fbrAthe?
'v:'.tr'i^i--;'a’'.-4^?'''*-^&'^Si'^3^ii'£'^A*-»'*^^^
|M^jN^am&^5^se|;thus-: jar^w^e^ife^
Brian -Marsden, said; Hiroaki Mo-' minationsywhichhealready-.has
bandvwas managing aeditor of ;a •; K.it'settles at the-bottom-of Umbrella^olf
rispottedtheedmetsoh^
^rie;Mar£;ifeHO&®^
ning of Oct. 6. ,
_
- -• “I’m- determined / t62tcontmife
^lul^FSrJpnz.
®id ;19^s, .tells'her ;:ra
“This is a'record,”-;> Marsden; ■takmgithei^^minatiqnXeyenfcUJ^
die if the jar cover is tightly
^^^y^sM^S’ ^W^'-sealed or if it is'placed in a:reffisaid..“Thedclosest,;^
-TOKYO. r^;A Japanese sport: two discoveries :26 hours .-apart
chronic weakling; ; bothered by geratot. The brownish
colored
^?.^;™ri8diK,.. . ..Mter I be- rbrewjlooks Mid tastesf like ,swe ing goods manufacturer has put in. 1862.;:. ,ifa^case,/i
said - the retired' policeman,- who
on .sale, an umbrella with a golf whensomebpdydiscoveredtwo ^illirieadsMfo^lai^^
et-sour lemon'tea. - * 1969 ;L overcome .my illnesses. ..". ; Doctors and riiedical- /experts club - grip 7handle, sb. - golf; enthus- ^pmStl^ili^C^Se^^
igiaMea^l^i^l^^
^y:<old;rski^
/Marsdensaid.ninenewjcomets
are skeptical. Junji ' Ishigaki; a >iasfe^i^'^pr^
‘‘Iwanttobecomea.l^
^?£?^isa|^di^£;^
medical critic,-feoffs at reports itwhilewaitingforcommuter have.Jbeen. spotted so far this I /pass the"examination,” -he said
Ser/suffer. from constipation. and ;coriderairigM*!^i^
i^iMOsgBil^^
A. spokesman for Mizuno Inc. , “There have been only one “but ! will riot: charge1 my clients
l n° l°nger have' to - carry indi A.AIt? is : typical .Japariese’z mass
:£e^n*tablets7A^^^
hysteria.' ■.. • aJapanesocr'aze for. said the special umbrella will sell year previously when; we’ve had
for $10.’
1, > more, in -1948 when 11 were dis: -'Ouchiwasgraduated?--__ _
?-'.^®?S ^^“'itsu- says; she?was :a;fad.A>^;lm?said/^^
;cpyei£d,”^.he;(said<^^
8*v«” a piece; of-.the mysterious
Boomscomeandgoin/Japan ;lnf golf-cra^fJa
:a6^t^
of
men
making
imaginary
-=goIf
in health drinks arid health foods
with?
^■we Russian language steadier such as garlic',} viper’s^i*blood, rstrokes;
* S^*U:?!’V'."Va -,V1J
■■•i-w-’? ,$their
’;.’>., -. .-./,. umbrellas?
L-. - .,•';»' -y << ";>. •.on;
“IS-., Mori> were.' among‘ three?spotted; ■*ix^i^y®«^^
trainstation, platformsisalrea- recently,1 which<is also unusual,’’
PjWbughtMt :b^c^
‘me>'iii??1^5;i^^^
Marsden said.
dya.commonsight
(Cont. on P.S2)
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Friday, December 12, 4975

CANADIAN

Toronto Japanese Canadian
Curling Action Started

The New Canadian

■ aturesarid-graying hair<
(^inXsecbnd’grade;^
Association of Ontario
shewasfhenl3.:Butshe?had, upset when "approached later.
SaeondClaMmap
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No. D-0366
wassobright,?alwayss6biight. pped.“Thelawyertoldusnot
She'caught 5ujT-very quickly.”
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andfbidat
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at-her.husband; who should have TORONTO. — The Toronto J.C. Ev Sinclair and Roy Katsuyama
£ knownbetter. ;
^
. .^/v Curling League opened the 1975- assisted -in the Sano • team ■misisti<X;talent?V?gX;®?®??^
T. UMEZUKI Publuto,
76seasononSunday, October <^turte/®??®®f^
K.C.TSUMURA^
gSApjg^^
•’ But, like" Frank.Yoshimura,
19th, at Avonlea’curlingrink -in ^ George Ogino skipping” the te­
EngliahSecuon Editor
suddenly realized he was . speak-:; Fumiye XYqshimurai is > hot. caphKEN MORI
,
Don Mills.
am of Yas Shinde; Jim ’Miyaza■ ble. of genuine. hostility. ?' .. .
ing?of?lns<daughter/i^
Japanese. Section Editor
Veteran of veterans of the lea­ ki and Judy ' Nishimura c^
Like, her husband, she is too gue, George Ogino^is back as
. SUBSCRIPTION
’ confused fbyXwhatfwasXhappened wellasotheJold. timersXAmong ed to: show . his fine ’ form by
X?^We;are^
19.00 for Six Months
defeating
Paul
Kilburn

s
rink;
Jnei^^:?“Ands^^
to; pretend^ otherwise? •
. ?
them are Yas-‘Shinde, Bob.-Ki- 8 to 5. -Kilburn had only one of
$14.00 for a Year
.matterVwhat -happens.” - " ’.' • " -And she -is afraid.’
niura; Ed Sano;'Vic Suzuki .arid his regulars, Roy O’boyle and
478 QUEEN ST. WEST
Earlierthatday..JackieWilli-But Fumiey Yoshimura-' loves Herb Sugie.- - v : wasquotedassaying,“Atleast
Toronto, Ont., M5V-2AI
ams.aybuhgm
; ;her daughter, and, in a w^
!?XCW^Xei^utiyeSofX^
the end were tied.” r.^
866-5005
liyed.acrbsS;the:st^
believes that Was God’s will that this 'year- is -the most- capable
RayMatsunaga,
sportinga
Yoshiirmrasfbr’six?years,s^
; Wendy was caught, that/
Vic'Suzuki. Jim Miyazaki is the
onherporch.discussingtheco- . three . long years, they: are now. financial czar keeping _tab on respectable, .beard this year has
a -good support from, vice-skip,
vi^OlBWS®
• abletoyisithereverySunday the cash and the budget. ' . Bob Herb' Sug|e, Bev: Suzuki: ? and
- Even befoie all this happened; afternoon.
Takashiba looks'afters schedules/ beautifully ^tanned; Carol ^Terada?
she said, they kept to themsel? giGodXhas^
Mitch? Shinde- rhas;': the chore
However, the opposition provid. Help Wanted
,yes?. Almost?^
her ' in ~ many • ways, giving ' her- finding spares arid Bev Suzuki ’ edbyskipBobTakashiba,smoREFINISHER,
Touch-up m
kneh^'? them •■Very?well; >?^^^^
strength 'to'face many hardships is the banquet chairperson..
\ oth ‘and confident vice-skip' Vic
needed
for
large
piano sto
^“Andrtelibye;.^
in life.
.
- ,
The opening night produced Suzuki, Gunter Wendt and Ellen Work oh new and used pian
jx£rH<i^;{^^
/X?Seethis,”she.demand€d,'pqin- some clear cut victories.•The; ice Kimura was too much on this
with lacquer, polyester and spn
eyyb^y'knqwseveryb^^^
tingtoasearthatnearlyencir- was keen and the enthusiasm of particularevening.
Takashiba Phone 363-2750 .(Toronto).
W?ldne|^
cledher;neck.“Ihadcancerof the members matched the ice rink defeiated Matsunaga 10 to 5.
'tra^t^^
-the thyroid, but'they arrested it. with concentrated effort.
der.who’s going to get ripped off Also, I have a weak .heart which . The .combination: of skip, Rick s Anyone interested in curling
. For BMt Results
next^^^i^^^^^^^z<^h^^ is why we only -■ have one child; Nishikawaandhisyiee,BobKi- is asked to phone Vic Suzuki at
£89-5988,- regarding any. inf^^ Use New Canadian At
Buf how,~Mrs.jWilliamsj,cdnti- ---Xbut,withf^
mura^was.ail’^
nued,it’s'almosteerie,‘‘becau- able to'live without ;anymedica- bout a 14 tol victory over Ed matipri;bif :th<^
Jlnig|T«S^^
se??y6u®almdst;never;;even2^ee
Sano’s^rink-withvice-skip,pon
•th£m?WliWil^
— Roy Katsuyama
^‘‘We/survivebecause'weare Eto, .Bill Shinde and Sono .Sugie.
SANDOWN
-? *‘It‘s such, ax shame,”_ she said? spirit,.;npt body,”..'she. > added.
“That’swhyI’mnotdead.”She
MARKET
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paused, first frowning,then'smi­
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ORDERS FOR OBENTO
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daughteruntilailthishapperied.”
“Wendy thinks I’m a fanatic,
728ASt.ClairAve.WeBt
'accepted
of - course;: But; now maybe she?X?EumiyeXYpShimur^-a'^
(^ Hock West of Christie)
TOM
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woman, 57; with ‘sharp,' alert fe- ’willhavetimetothink,toread
221 Kennedy Road, Scarboro
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fhe ’Bible and. go back7 to hefaiti
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OPEN SEVEN DAYS WEEB
757.5184
Sliced it-to a“ few' thousand' doJlars;”#said;Sji^^
:boxthdrn?:tea, x'^
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“I know it’s’ silly to say .this?”
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'she said, “ but sometimes I thiACCOUNTANT
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Personal Notes Across Canada
Obituaries

Marriages
lOOK^^

" KIMURA

1* WINNIPEG; On Saturday, Oct.
TORONTO. — Mrs. Chiyoko
kith 1975» at Crescen', Fort Ro- Kiinura, beloved wife of
Mr.
l>^ United
' Yot^rb ~Kimura rbf/<;^
of Mn -& .Mrs. Harold Hirose, Ontario passed away on Decem­
ber 3rd, 1975 at
Sunnybrook
lan^Mi^ Barbara?
Hospital.Funeral
service'
■ was
h^?j1i :^Triage;/'r Reception
held on December 5th at the
fjsiori^ at . the ^Tuxedo Inn. The^^ Ralph Day Funeral- Service. Cre­
|£0|jple'‘left to reside in Edmon­ mation on December 6th.

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to expres our sin­
cere gratitude to our . many
friends ;■ arid relatives:for their'
assistance, generous expressi­
ons of sympathy, floral tribu­
tes, kodens and telegrams du­
ring : our recent bereavemerit
of a dear mother, grandirio?
‘W and great-graridmbther,
Waka Hasegawa.
The T. Mori, family
.The B. Bouchie family '
George Hasegawa
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1975.- Beloved wife' of: Hugh, sori
Teddy, daughter Carolyn. Daug­
hter of Shizuko Matsubuchi, sis­
ter . .of; /Fumi Ono, Judy Ogaki,
Pat Ebata," Akiko Fujino.
:

CARD OF THANKS,

'We wish to express our gra­
titude to our many friends arid
relatives for - their kindness,
cards,koden, floral tributes, and telegrams during, bur
recent bereavement of our beloyed - son, brother, grandson
and nephew, Toshi.
"

Mrs. Isabel F. Hirota
Mr. & Mrs. Alan A. Hirota
Mrs. Koma Tamemoto
. Mr. & Mrs. Tetsuo Tame
HIROTAmoto
VANCOUVER.■..— Accidentally
Mr. & Mrs. Kiyoshi J. Ta.
in Vancouver B.C; on October 4?
1975,/Toshi;Hirota aged: 32 'years/ memoto .
/?Mr.:& Mrs.Goichi Yone
formerly of - Winnipeg. He is survived by his- mother, moto \
Mrs. Isabel F.' Hirota and his
Mrs. Fusako Orita
elder brother? Alan? both' of Wi­
Mr.. & Mrs. Douglas Oike :
nnipeg; his grandmother,' :Mrs.
Mr. A Mrs. Funiio Yamada
Kom'a Tamemoto: of Steveston,
B.C. and his many aunts and
uncles. >
?: Funeral service was held on
CARD OF THANKS
October?8/ 1975 at St? Lukes
United Church,. Vancouver, with: • We wish to express" ourheRev. M. Norisue and Rev. Gord- .art' felt .appreciation to our
many; friends, and relatives
onlmaiofficiating. Interment
followed in Mountain-View Ceme­ for their kf;ndassistance, car­
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Friday,. December 12, 1975

Yamada Studio & Turf Cleaners Lead In
Clnadiaii Japanese Hockey League Action

-‘By THOMAS MORI,’
1 Chuck Saito--for .Urabe an the
CJHL SCORING LEADERS
With a 3 - 2 vic- I first’ period -set the stage for
TORONTO
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Kawasaki’s, game winning goal. Randy Maeda (T)
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4 9
Telephone: 431-1500 ; defeated Urabe Insurance-2 - 1. de; scoring- his first -goal- .of s the Al Inamoto (Y)
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? KaWa^ucHi 7 and Sani ;^ T^
over Turf' Cleaners. Other goal Gary Kawaguchi (U) 4 3
I moving! Emd as’X .riesu
scdreres ;for the ..Canieramen .we­ Sam - Tanaka (U)
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j from first’place’ to third.’:1; T^
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Craig
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Turfmen.
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SH1NGLING'!!!'W-::/! ’';!!'/
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