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I Fate of Prince Konoye recalled

Japanese
New immigration regulation may oraffect
after arrival in Canada-

OTTAWA. ,— Employ­ to the main purpose of their
waters.
ment and
Immigration^ -visit.
Editor’s Note: Thirty-four I Hitler’s Germany arid Mus- Minister Ron Atkey recent­ — Students may now_come — Students arid 'temporary
years ago after The end of solini’s Italy.

ly announced chariges to the to Canada 'to take short­ workers will no longer heed ’
7 hostilities
between
the
In 1941, Konoye got the Immigration
Regulations term language or vocation­ a visa if they, hold an
Allies and Japan, World । call a third time but quit as that may affect visitor re­ al courses from reputable authorization to work or
War II took another casual­ prime minister again after quirements for entry to Canada schools.
study in Canada, provided
ty. He >was Prince Fumi- failing to stem the militarist Canada. These include:
—- Crew members of foreign they come from countries
marb Konoye, former three­ fervor being fanned by War — Visitors in Canada may ships may apply? for em­ that are visa exempt.
time prime minister, who Minister General Hideki apply to study as a sideline ployment authorization on
committed suicide when he Tojo.
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Associates
said,
Konoye,
' learned he had been classi­
fied as a war- criminal. He despite his size, was a physi­
was the only modern-day cally weak man who often
Japanese statesman to take soothed his failures simply
the time-h onored way out. by going to bed and staying
there.
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
In 1944, with the war
going badly for Japan,
By KAY TATEISHI
44 — No 3
' TUESDAY, JAN. 15, 1980
TORONTO,'ONTARIO
Konoye and his allies Vol
..............
...........
TOKYO. — Prince Fumb among Japan’s elder states- niiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiw
maro Konoye was a unique men were able < to force
Japanese. At six foot-plus, Tojo’s resignation as prime
he towered over most of his minister^ and in 1945. the
countrymen. He was. an prince was named a special
aristocrat who enjoyed the envoy to negotiate a non­
confidence
of
Emperor aggression -pact with the
Hirohito, and an admirer of Soviets. That effort, too,
Britain and the Uriited ended in failure The Sov­ LONDON, Ont. — Lon­ and a superman of sorts. at Thomson Arena.
But just being the oldest
States.
iets refused to listen, and in don Nisei, Mr. Art Obakata, Recently^ as is usually the to compete wasn’t enough
is a 120^pound,. 5-foqt-6inch, case, he was the oldest com­
the
closing
days
of
the
Three times he served as
petitor in an allcomers fbr Obakata who will turn
Japan’s prime minister in conflict declared war ag­ grey-haired, bespectacled, track and field meet held 61 in March. He competed
60-y ear-old accountant —
the years just before World ainst Japan. '
in the 50 metres run and he
Named a deputy prime
War II, and each time he
also entered the 300 metres.
'minister
in
Japan

s
.
first
failed in attempts to divert
And to top it off, he also
Lemon
Creek
Reunion
slated
Aug.
30
postwar
cabiriet
under,
the
the growing militarism of
took part in the long jump
U.S.
Occupation,
Konoye
TORONTO. — Does Avalon Ranch, Anderson Hill
the island nation.
“Grandpa” Obakata does
was confident that 'his re­ or Parker’s Store have a familiar ring? No?
It was thus ironic that the cord of resisting the mili­
not just take part in these
Then
hori^
about
Miss
Hurd,
Kaz
Suga,
Irene
Uchida
prince should have been in­ tary
imperialist
clique or "Tarzan?” Then try Kairan-ban, Hakkokai, Dokushin- events. He’s no slouch as
cluded bn the list of persons would find favor with the
his record shows. ? sha
House
or
the
Furoba
on
Gilead
or
Dogwood.
If
these
officially regarded by the victorious allies,
"I’ve always been interest­
Allied Occupation authori­ z He became even z more belong in your vocabulary, then why not make plans to ed in' track,” said Obokata,
ties as war-.criminals Even sure when the first list of renew acquaintances at the LEMON CREEK REUNION who became , serious about
Hirohito himself had escap­ 39 major accused war cri­ slated for Saturday, August 30 (Labor Day Weekend) Track and field after com­
ed that, by volunteering to minals was annouced on at the Prince.Hotel, Toronto. —- C.C.C. Centre.
peting in the world masters
stand accused
Sept. 11, and his name was
championship in Sweden in But in early December of not among them;
1977.
Twice, . in fact, he ~ met
1945, Konoye learned, much
Last June in the North
to his chagrin, that he was with Gen. Douglas MacArt­
American masters cham­
among former government hur, the U.S commander.
in
an
age
of
civil
strife.
As
TOKYO. — The decade of
pionship in Scarborough,
leaders facing arrest and According to Japanese re­ the 1980 gets off to a start a manifestation of the worst Obokata placed first in
trial. And on the night of cords, MacArthur stressed with the Year of the Mon­ side of these characteristics, both the 100 and 200 metres
Dec. 16, he took a fatal dose the need for a new, demor- key, the ninth, of the 12 we have the example of the and .finished second in the
cratic constitution, and Ko­ creatures who make up the legendary Ishikawa Goem- long jump in the 60-64 age
noye took this to be a man­ Oriental Zodiac — the Rat, oh, the most notorious thief class.
Konoye’s
Recognizing
date for himself.
.
Ox, Tiger, Hare, Dragon, in Japan’s history. <
He started out running
grasp- of world affairs,
He set up a committee to Snake, Horse, Ram, Mon­ Soothsayers also point
Hirohito had been after him draft the constitution. But
out the strong affection longer distances, but is now
key,
Code,
Dog
and
Wild
concentrating on shorter
to become prime minister the reaction to his effort
that
binds
the
monkey
in the 1930s Several times was adverse among US of­ Boar.
society,' where the mother races. Obokata set a U.S.
Among the many simil­ monkey will nurse not only masters indoor record of
the prince refused; before ficials in Washington. Kanfinally accepting the post in qye found himself being arities observed between her own offspring but also 40.1 for the 300 yards last
1937 with a promise to try portrayed as. a.chief archi humans and monkeys from other baby monkeys. Thus year- at Ann Arbor, the
to end the "China Affair” tect of Japan’s aggression, the aspect of social behavior the monkey is often held up first time he ever ran the which had begun with and on Nov 1, MacArthur’s is the tendency to form as a symbol of family har­ distance. But times don’t
Japan’s military invasion of Headquarters issued a deni­ groups with an acknowledg­
-really interest him;
mony.
Manchuria. He failed, and al that it had endorsed ed leader to take command
"I just enjoy the sport. I
One weakness attributed
his cabinetresigned.
Konoye’s
constitutional and keep order.
to people born in the. Year run about 10 to 15 miles a
Konoye tried twice more committee.
Soothsayers say people of the Monkey is the lack of week and if I don’t run at
In. 1940, he sought to turn
In early December, came born during the Year of the perseverance. Blit as a word , least once a week, I feel
his fledgling "new structure the final shock. Konoye Monkey have a gift f°r of comfort, soothsayers go; sluggish. My wife often
movement” into a bulwark learned that he was, in fact, leadership, are quick-wit­ on to say that should such scolds me and reminds-me
against the militarists, only about to be classified as a ted, but tend to be show- people guard against this that some of the people I
to see it turned into an war criminal and put on offs.
weakpoint, they will surely run against are young enou­
"
ultranationlistic force that trial.
A typical example from succeed. Contemporary figu­ gh to be my grandchildren.
disbanded political parties,
On the night of Dec. 16, Japanese history who em­ res often pointed to by for­ It would be nice to have
j established the master plan facing imprisonment the bodied
these
qualities tunetellers as examples in­ someone of my own age to
for dominating Asia—The next day in Tokyo’s Sugamo was Toyotomi Hideyoshi clude the writer Shintaro run against, but it doesn’t
Greater East Asia Co-Pros- prison, the prince called toObokata
(1536-1598) whose sagacity Ishihara and the movie discourage Ine,”
perity Sphere—and signed
said.
] enabled him to unify Japan director Nagisa Oshima.
Cont.
on:
page
2
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Oldest competitor in track and field

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