Page 1
Crown may
appeal in dog
attack case ?
I Asians are best prospects for university, poll shows
to take the .most advanced
TORONTO — The crowri-is courses required foruniversreviewing a judgment dismis ity entrance, a Toronto Board
sing criminal negligence char- of Education survey of Grade
1 ges- against the ownersof a 9 students shows.
"
dog alleged to haveattacked
But fewer black* students
z a 4-year-old boy, according to than white-were likely to take
prosecutor Norm MatusiakJ courses qualifying them for
Matusiak said recently that university entrance, the sur
James Grant, 30, and his girl vey found.
friend, Glenda Kawakami, 24,
The information is contain
- -both of Laburnham Ave., were ed in the first survey by the
discharged after a prelimina
ry hearing in Etobicoke pro
vincial court because Judge
R. J. Graham 'concluded the
crown's evidence was insuf
ficient.
f - The charges were laid after
/Kristin Lilly-of Cavell Ave.
was playing on the lawn of
a friend on Laburnham Ave.
VOL. 45 — NO. 88
in September when he was at
tacked by a large black dog
and required,nearly 140 stif" chesto close head wounds. \
- Yeara9°
19
^ - south Asian
The report will go to the (East Indian, Pakistani); 0.7
found that abouPaquarter of board? s committee on m u Iti- per cent as native people; ,4.3
" board's
’
j the
Grade 9 students “ culturalism.
per cent as “other”; while
are merribers of visible minorThe survey, carried out a 1.4 per cent didn't identify
ity groups.
year ago, was distributed to themselves racially.
The survey questionnaire all 8,454 Grade 9 students
The survey found that 50.5
was approved by. the Ontario listed in the system, and 7,065 per cent of the whites were
Human Rights Commission, forms were completed.
^enrolled in the advanced
though it asked “that the in
Seventy-three per cent of Level 5 and 6 courses. That
formation obtained from the the students identified them compared with 35.4 per cent
survey be used for the inten selves as white; 6.7 per cent for blacks and 38.3 per cent
nal purposes-of the board, as black; 12 per cent as Asian for native people.
pnly.”
(Chinese, Japanese, Korean);
Continued on oaae 2
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1981
Frankie Sakai
may lead in
musical Shogun
TORONTO,ONT.
“No More Hiroshimas,
No More Nagasakis,”
Vow Japan Scientists
TOKYO — More than 100 means to avert the nuclear
TOKYO — Japanese actor,
scientists, including one menace.
Frankie Sakai, has beenreAmerican physicist, got to
The 1955 manifesto also
comrriended by author James
gether in Tokyo recently"to appeals to the general public,
\ Clavell for a leading role in
discuss how to make prog saying that “there lies before
a Broadway musical version
ress toward the abolishment us, if we choose, continual
Church of “Shogun” now bqmg plariof nuclear weapons.
progress in happiness, know
jned. _
_
Addressing a symposium ledge and wisdom. Shall we,
Although Sakai portrayed
organized by the Science instead choose death, be
Lord Yabu of Izu in the motion
Council of Japan arid five cause we cannot forget our
picture and TV film version of
Japanese universities, coun quarrels? We appeal, as hu
_“Shogun,” Glavell wants him
cil chairman Koji Fushimi man beings to human beings:
for the top role of Lord Torasaid it is an urgent task for Remember your humanity and
LOS
ANGELES
—
The
early
cover up his work.
<
naga in the musical. _
scientists to find a truly re forget the rest. If you can
morning
blaze
which
gutted
Both Nakamura and fire de liable and realistic means to do so, the way lies open to
Plans for the Broadway
musical are still tentative, but the almost completed hew partment arson investigators avert a nuclear war.
a new paradise; if you can
Gardena
Buddhist
Church
re
declined
to
speculate
wheth
arrangements are being made
The three-day symposium not, there lies before you the
cently
was,
in
the
words
of
er there was any connection opened to discuss the con risk of universal death.”
for the music for “Shogun”
to be handled by the com Gardena Police Detective Da between the two fires, and temporary meanings of the
Joseph Bofblat, who is one
ve
Nakamura
“
flat
out,
mali
City
Coucilman
Mas
Fukai,
poser of the music for “Man
Russell - Einstein Manifesto, of the two scientists alive
cious
arson.
”
church building committee which philosopher Bertrand today who endorsed the ma
. of LaMancha.”
Nakamura, a Sansei whose chairman Fred Fukawa and Russell and physicist Albert
If all goes well, “Shogun”
nifesto, said in his taped
parents
are
members
of
the
Nakamura
all
doubted
that
as a musical will open on
Einstein and nine other emi message that “it is of-the
Gardena
Buddhist
congrega
the fires were racially moti nent scientists of the time ^utmost importance to realize
Broadway in September next
tion, is assisting fire depart- vated/ although the temple issued jointly in 1955. The
year. a group of scientists who
ment
arson
investigators
in
has
been
the
only
church
to
manifesto
called
upon
scien
While expressing interest,
voluntary give their time,
their
on-going
probe
of
the
burn
down
in
Gardena
in
more
r Frankie Sakai, who is also a
tists to assemble and discuss , talent and thought in the re-"
destructive
fire
which
struck
than three years.
top comedian, has many com
verse direction, to stop the
the
under-construction
build
mitments in Japan.
nuclear madness at a time
Fukai said he would ask
ing
November
19
at
4
a.nri.
If a Broadway musical is
when scientists are alleged
the city to put up a $5,000
It
was
the
second
fire
to
successful, it may have a
instigators of the nuclear
to $10,000 reward for infor
hit.
the
church
since
flames
long run, even extending over
arms race.”
mation leading to the arrest
destroyed
a
17-year-old
tem
several years.
Rotblat, professor at the
of the arsonistfs).
pi
e
back
in
July,
1980.
Arson
NEW YORK — New York University of London, was
How an adjustment can be
was
the
cause
of
that
blaze
made with his schedule in
“We/re dealing with a sick gossip columnists are asking scheduled to attend the meet
as well. Investigators said
^" * One ^ the prOblemS the 1980 blaze was probably person here, someone who the question: “Has Yoko Ono ing but could not make it be
that Sakai will face.
.
started by a burglar trying to Will probably brag about what found a new man?” That's cause of a death in his family,
he did. He's liable to say the question buzzi rig around the symposium spokesman
things in a bar, in a group this city following reports said.
The danger of a nuclear
at home. We encourage the that ex-Beatle John Lennon's
widow
has
been
seen
oftenholocaust exists as long as
I community to give the police
Mitsy Kuwahara thought it was a
with
bachelor
Sam
Havadtoy.
I any information they have,”
there are military planners in
joke when a caller told her she was
Yoko
is
again
in
the
power who believe inthe use
said Fukai.
grand prize winner in Toronto Star's
spotlight as the first anni of nuclear weapons, said
Great Ontario Name Game Series F.
Meantime, Det. Nakamura, versary of Lennon's murder
Kanji Seki, a Tokyo University
“I thought it was a practical joke
who also investigated the (Dec. 8) was appoaching. Re professor.
because I've never gotten a phone
1980 fire, expressed a quiet cently she was seen walking
Asked why the Japanese
; call like that before,” the draftswo
resolve: “If you detect a note withHavadtoyinStrawberry
peace movement is not gainman at Bayly Engineeringjh Ajax said.
of resentment, it's because Fields, an area of Central ing momentum as in Europe,
Kuwahara and her/14-year-6ld son
torehing a Park renamed as a memorial
£I resent anyone torching
the professor said Japan's
unscrambled the names of Ontario
church, whether it's Catholic to Lennon (it's the title of
"constitution and so-called
municipalities to earn the $500 jack
or Buddhist or whatever. They one of his best early songs),
non-nuclear principles — not
pot. “We're in the process of redeco
used to be sacred, a place for
Havadtoy is employed by to manufacture, possess or
rating our home, so it'll come handy,”
worship. And how, something Yoko as an iriterior decorator bring nuclear arms into Japan
the Bolland Gres., Ajax, resident said.
like this can happen. It's . and office manager at the
sick.”
_ fleet of apartments she owns.
Continued on page 2
Offer Reward for Information
on Buddhist Temple Arsonist
Gossips ask
if Yoko has
found new man
‘JOKE’ WAS WORTH $500
V
appeal in dog
attack case ?
I Asians are best prospects for university, poll shows
to take the .most advanced
TORONTO — The crowri-is courses required foruniversreviewing a judgment dismis ity entrance, a Toronto Board
sing criminal negligence char- of Education survey of Grade
1 ges- against the ownersof a 9 students shows.
"
dog alleged to haveattacked
But fewer black* students
z a 4-year-old boy, according to than white-were likely to take
prosecutor Norm MatusiakJ courses qualifying them for
Matusiak said recently that university entrance, the sur
James Grant, 30, and his girl vey found.
friend, Glenda Kawakami, 24,
The information is contain
- -both of Laburnham Ave., were ed in the first survey by the
discharged after a prelimina
ry hearing in Etobicoke pro
vincial court because Judge
R. J. Graham 'concluded the
crown's evidence was insuf
ficient.
f - The charges were laid after
/Kristin Lilly-of Cavell Ave.
was playing on the lawn of
a friend on Laburnham Ave.
VOL. 45 — NO. 88
in September when he was at
tacked by a large black dog
and required,nearly 140 stif" chesto close head wounds. \
- Yeara9°
19
^ - south Asian
The report will go to the (East Indian, Pakistani); 0.7
found that abouPaquarter of board? s committee on m u Iti- per cent as native people; ,4.3
" board's
’
j the
Grade 9 students “ culturalism.
per cent as “other”; while
are merribers of visible minorThe survey, carried out a 1.4 per cent didn't identify
ity groups.
year ago, was distributed to themselves racially.
The survey questionnaire all 8,454 Grade 9 students
The survey found that 50.5
was approved by. the Ontario listed in the system, and 7,065 per cent of the whites were
Human Rights Commission, forms were completed.
^enrolled in the advanced
though it asked “that the in
Seventy-three per cent of Level 5 and 6 courses. That
formation obtained from the the students identified them compared with 35.4 per cent
survey be used for the inten selves as white; 6.7 per cent for blacks and 38.3 per cent
nal purposes-of the board, as black; 12 per cent as Asian for native people.
pnly.”
(Chinese, Japanese, Korean);
Continued on oaae 2
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1981
Frankie Sakai
may lead in
musical Shogun
TORONTO,ONT.
“No More Hiroshimas,
No More Nagasakis,”
Vow Japan Scientists
TOKYO — More than 100 means to avert the nuclear
TOKYO — Japanese actor,
scientists, including one menace.
Frankie Sakai, has beenreAmerican physicist, got to
The 1955 manifesto also
comrriended by author James
gether in Tokyo recently"to appeals to the general public,
\ Clavell for a leading role in
discuss how to make prog saying that “there lies before
a Broadway musical version
ress toward the abolishment us, if we choose, continual
Church of “Shogun” now bqmg plariof nuclear weapons.
progress in happiness, know
jned. _
_
Addressing a symposium ledge and wisdom. Shall we,
Although Sakai portrayed
organized by the Science instead choose death, be
Lord Yabu of Izu in the motion
Council of Japan arid five cause we cannot forget our
picture and TV film version of
Japanese universities, coun quarrels? We appeal, as hu
_“Shogun,” Glavell wants him
cil chairman Koji Fushimi man beings to human beings:
for the top role of Lord Torasaid it is an urgent task for Remember your humanity and
LOS
ANGELES
—
The
early
cover up his work.
<
naga in the musical. _
scientists to find a truly re forget the rest. If you can
morning
blaze
which
gutted
Both Nakamura and fire de liable and realistic means to do so, the way lies open to
Plans for the Broadway
musical are still tentative, but the almost completed hew partment arson investigators avert a nuclear war.
a new paradise; if you can
Gardena
Buddhist
Church
re
declined
to
speculate
wheth
arrangements are being made
The three-day symposium not, there lies before you the
cently
was,
in
the
words
of
er there was any connection opened to discuss the con risk of universal death.”
for the music for “Shogun”
to be handled by the com Gardena Police Detective Da between the two fires, and temporary meanings of the
Joseph Bofblat, who is one
ve
Nakamura
“
flat
out,
mali
City
Coucilman
Mas
Fukai,
poser of the music for “Man
Russell - Einstein Manifesto, of the two scientists alive
cious
arson.
”
church building committee which philosopher Bertrand today who endorsed the ma
. of LaMancha.”
Nakamura, a Sansei whose chairman Fred Fukawa and Russell and physicist Albert
If all goes well, “Shogun”
nifesto, said in his taped
parents
are
members
of
the
Nakamura
all
doubted
that
as a musical will open on
Einstein and nine other emi message that “it is of-the
Gardena
Buddhist
congrega
the fires were racially moti nent scientists of the time ^utmost importance to realize
Broadway in September next
tion, is assisting fire depart- vated/ although the temple issued jointly in 1955. The
year. a group of scientists who
ment
arson
investigators
in
has
been
the
only
church
to
manifesto
called
upon
scien
While expressing interest,
voluntary give their time,
their
on-going
probe
of
the
burn
down
in
Gardena
in
more
r Frankie Sakai, who is also a
tists to assemble and discuss , talent and thought in the re-"
destructive
fire
which
struck
than three years.
top comedian, has many com
verse direction, to stop the
the
under-construction
build
mitments in Japan.
nuclear madness at a time
Fukai said he would ask
ing
November
19
at
4
a.nri.
If a Broadway musical is
when scientists are alleged
the city to put up a $5,000
It
was
the
second
fire
to
successful, it may have a
instigators of the nuclear
to $10,000 reward for infor
hit.
the
church
since
flames
long run, even extending over
arms race.”
mation leading to the arrest
destroyed
a
17-year-old
tem
several years.
Rotblat, professor at the
of the arsonistfs).
pi
e
back
in
July,
1980.
Arson
NEW YORK — New York University of London, was
How an adjustment can be
was
the
cause
of
that
blaze
made with his schedule in
“We/re dealing with a sick gossip columnists are asking scheduled to attend the meet
as well. Investigators said
^" * One ^ the prOblemS the 1980 blaze was probably person here, someone who the question: “Has Yoko Ono ing but could not make it be
that Sakai will face.
.
started by a burglar trying to Will probably brag about what found a new man?” That's cause of a death in his family,
he did. He's liable to say the question buzzi rig around the symposium spokesman
things in a bar, in a group this city following reports said.
The danger of a nuclear
at home. We encourage the that ex-Beatle John Lennon's
widow
has
been
seen
oftenholocaust exists as long as
I community to give the police
Mitsy Kuwahara thought it was a
with
bachelor
Sam
Havadtoy.
I any information they have,”
there are military planners in
joke when a caller told her she was
Yoko
is
again
in
the
power who believe inthe use
said Fukai.
grand prize winner in Toronto Star's
spotlight as the first anni of nuclear weapons, said
Great Ontario Name Game Series F.
Meantime, Det. Nakamura, versary of Lennon's murder
Kanji Seki, a Tokyo University
“I thought it was a practical joke
who also investigated the (Dec. 8) was appoaching. Re professor.
because I've never gotten a phone
1980 fire, expressed a quiet cently she was seen walking
Asked why the Japanese
; call like that before,” the draftswo
resolve: “If you detect a note withHavadtoyinStrawberry
peace movement is not gainman at Bayly Engineeringjh Ajax said.
of resentment, it's because Fields, an area of Central ing momentum as in Europe,
Kuwahara and her/14-year-6ld son
torehing a Park renamed as a memorial
£I resent anyone torching
the professor said Japan's
unscrambled the names of Ontario
church, whether it's Catholic to Lennon (it's the title of
"constitution and so-called
municipalities to earn the $500 jack
or Buddhist or whatever. They one of his best early songs),
non-nuclear principles — not
pot. “We're in the process of redeco
used to be sacred, a place for
Havadtoy is employed by to manufacture, possess or
rating our home, so it'll come handy,”
worship. And how, something Yoko as an iriterior decorator bring nuclear arms into Japan
the Bolland Gres., Ajax, resident said.
like this can happen. It's . and office manager at the
sick.”
_ fleet of apartments she owns.
Continued on page 2
Offer Reward for Information
on Buddhist Temple Arsonist
Gossips ask
if Yoko has
found new man
‘JOKE’ WAS WORTH $500
V
Page 2
CANADIAN
Hiroshima
I
1981 ;
Continued from page 1
Japan dominates world judo
The New Canadian
— have made the Japanese Feld said.
Established 1939
people less sensitive toward - The American physicis&said
Second Class mail No. 0388
TOKYO — Japan captured in the 95-kilogram class, did
the nuclear issue.
A member of Ethnic Press
the concept of deterrence is the Open Class division and not compete in the Open
Association of Ontario
Bernard T. Feld,professor ill-founded because it leads
and
Canada Federationof physics at Massachusetts to an accelefation of the nu- three other class titles re Class division.
Publisher & Japanese Editor
Saito beat Isao Matsui of
Institute of Technology, said clear arms race "in both the cently in the second and final
Kenzo Mori
<
there is a growing concern in numbers of weapons and their day of the first Japan Inter Japan by kinsa in the semi
i English Editor
finals and Nicholas Kokotaynational Judo Tournament.
the United States over the destructive capabilities. Kei Tsumura ~
lo
of
Erigland
by
ippon
in
the
;
With
the
victory,
Japan
won
prevention of a nuclear war.
Published on Tuesdays and
> “I hope Japan' s so-called
“It may take some time for nuclear allergy will spread seven of eight division titles quarter-finals.
Fridays
The
under
7T-kilogram
title
in
the
two
day
tournament
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East Germany, Hungary, Italy, by kinsa. Nakanishi beat J.
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South Korea, Poland, Czecho Park of South Korea by ippon /
On the other hand, 71.7 per
The report, prepared by the slovakia, Soviet Union, Uni in the semi-finals/0hd Kiyoto
cent of the Asians, and 66.1 board's own research departKatsuki of Japan by kinsa in
ted States and host Japans
CLASSIFIED
per cent of the South Asians ment, draws rioconclusions.
:
The Soviet Union won the the quarter-finals.
were enrolled in Level 5 and
It is not possible to genera under 95-ki log ram class title
6 courses.
lize, or prove either the pre in a bout between Aleksapdr
Toshiro Saito of Japan cap- IRISH CANADIAN widow of 8
Other end
sence or absence of racism Shurov and Roger Vachon of tured the under 65-ki log ram years, seeks Oriental gentle
At the other end of - the in the school system with the France with koka technique. class title by beatinghis man friend. I am 53, very pre
scale, 28.4 per cent of black data which has been collect
In the Open Class bout, fellow Japanese Kyosuke Sa- sentable, 5 feet, blonde, blue
eyes, independent with car,
students were taking occupa ed,” it states.
Hitoshi Saito of Japan cap- hara by kinsa in the finals.
tional and vocational courses
The survey found, as pre tured the-title by beating GriKeniichi Haraguchi of Ja- etc. Love camping and. fish
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Continued from page 1
Japan dominates world judo
The New Canadian
— have made the Japanese Feld said.
Established 1939
people less sensitive toward - The American physicis&said
Second Class mail No. 0388
TOKYO — Japan captured in the 95-kilogram class, did
the nuclear issue.
A member of Ethnic Press
the concept of deterrence is the Open Class division and not compete in the Open
Association of Ontario
Bernard T. Feld,professor ill-founded because it leads
and
Canada Federationof physics at Massachusetts to an accelefation of the nu- three other class titles re Class division.
Publisher & Japanese Editor
Saito beat Isao Matsui of
Institute of Technology, said clear arms race "in both the cently in the second and final
Kenzo Mori
<
there is a growing concern in numbers of weapons and their day of the first Japan Inter Japan by kinsa in the semi
i English Editor
finals and Nicholas Kokotaynational Judo Tournament.
the United States over the destructive capabilities. Kei Tsumura ~
lo
of
Erigland
by
ippon
in
the
;
With
the
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South Korea, Poland, Czecho Park of South Korea by ippon /
On the other hand, 71.7 per
The report, prepared by the slovakia, Soviet Union, Uni in the semi-finals/0hd Kiyoto
cent of the Asians, and 66.1 board's own research departKatsuki of Japan by kinsa in
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were enrolled in Level 5 and
It is not possible to genera under 95-ki log ram class title
6 courses.
lize, or prove either the pre in a bout between Aleksapdr
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scale, 28.4 per cent of black data which has been collect
In the Open Class bout, fellow Japanese Kyosuke Sa- sentable, 5 feet, blonde, blue
eyes, independent with car,
students were taking occupa ed,” it states.
Hitoshi Saito of Japan cap- hara by kinsa in the finals.
tional and vocational courses
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TOKYO -- Japanese cancer Noboru Kawauchi, said that WILLIAM MALES UTX
researchers said they have, ' diesel exhaust gas contains
turned up evidence that diesel both nitropylene and nitrofluToronto MSBU3
engines emit cancer-causing oranthm, which>are carcino
PHONE 977-4681
- exhaust fumes.
gins.
.
Scientists at Japan's na
Dr. Kawauchi -s group said
tional cancer institute attri they made their conclusions
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buted high incidences of lung after injecting rats with the
Through
cancer in the nation's indu two substances.
strial areas Tokyo, Osaka,
TOSH IWAI
Of 17 rats given the chemi- ’
Kobe and the northern part cals, eight died of cancer MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
of Kyushu Island — to concen- after 20 shots, they said.
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trations of diesel engines.
Symptoms of cancer appear
TORONTO, ONT.
Because of their efficiency ed on the 162nd day of test757-5184
and relatively low fuel costs, ing.
diesel engines are widely
used in Japan to power vehi
In another test, on the 177th
cles, electric generators and day after nitrofluoranthm was
Japan's
ships. Ten percent of the injected, one rat showed
country's 980 million vehi signs of cancer. After 20
•) Specialty
cles are diesels and one of shots, four out-of the 14 rats
Shop
every four trucks is diesel died of cancer.
run, the transport department
The researchers said each
Authentic Oriental Gifts
said.
injection contained two miliKimonos & Accessories
The Japanese environmen -grams of the substances and
Noritake China
tal agency said further studies were given twice weekly.
will be needed before the gov
463 Eglinton Ave.W.
For quicker results, the
ernment moves to regulate tests were conducted through
phone 469 - 8611
diesel engines.
implantation, or hypodermic
Despite that cautious state injection, instead of inhalament repercussions are ex--tion, but the scientists said
TREND
pected from Japan's power- they would not expect diffe- |
ful automotive industry.
rent results, if the substanCustom Tailors
The researchers, led by Dr. ces were ingested.
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