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By卿R站YOSHiNAGA
LOS ANGELES. — In recent timeさwe have read of more incidents where an "Asian type" has been physにally assauはed because -he has been mistaken for a Japanese.、
The oddity is that no Japanese seems to have been a target of these assauはs for simply being Jspsnese.
け's dけficult to figure out why this sけuatlon exists.
Seems to me that every once in a while a Japanese will be attacked when the attacker is seeking to vent his dislike for Japan的e instead of mistaking a Vietnamese or Chinese person for a Japa-
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The crackers are out there.
しast week I stopped at a gas station in Gardena owned by a Korean. I was on one side of a seけ.service pump when the guy on the other side got into an argument with the attendant, a young high school lad who probably was working the job as a part timer.
Finally, the Causasian fellow bellowed, "Seventy陽five percent of you slant eyes are crooks, anyway!"
I took exception to his re« mark by poking my head between the pumps to ask him けI heard him correctly."
"Butt out,,,he yelled back, "'は's none of your business."
"WeH," I replied, "I happened to be a slant eye and resent being called a crook."
To show you what a class fellow this chap was, he said, "Oh, I thought you were a wetback."
At least he was consistent in his insuはs.
Of courseけwasn't the first time I was mistaken for being aしat in. type.
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"stu,まiidぉhri,,says gt"iatjazzpianist
TORONTO — "Up at the summer cottage on weekends, after a hard game of tossing the Frlsbee,Hlroshl and the boys open up a few bottles of cool beer." B/er see that Canadian T.V. beer ads? No, of course not. And chances are you won't be until Canadian suds makers get off their comfortable pots and take notice of complaints by visible minority groups, says Canadian jazz great, Oscar Petsrson.
Ca川ngけ"stupid racism", Peterson rっ^^H^^K^ recently singled out the lけestyle commer. cials of Canadian brewers as "setting the worst example of humari relationships of anyone." Then he urged consumers to boy- Peterson cott their products. Peterson, speaking at a conference on minorはies and media, blasted beer ads which show groups of grinning whけe people joking, fishing and sharing a few drinks at the cottage..
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DELTA* B*C. — B.C. Premlw柳B,0tt g,v6s a pat on the back to Eり,Toyoda, chairman of Toyota Motor Corp" after they turned the first sod for Toyota's manufacturing plant In Deけa.
Toyota breaks ground with B.C. wheel plant
DELTA, B.C. — Toyota Motor Corp. of Japan made its first major investment in Canada recently with a ceremony to mark the constmcition of a $20-m川ion aluminum wheel manufacturing plant.
Toyota Corp. Chaけman Eiji Toyoda, B.C. Premier W川iam Bennett and Federal Industry Minister Edしumley partにi-pated in the symbol'にgroundbreaking ceremony at an industrial park in Deけa.
"This is the first project of けs kind for the Japanese auU> mobile industry, and we want to make certain it succeeds as a model case in Canadian and Japanese industrial cooperation," Toyoda said.
The plant of Canadian Auto parts Toyota Inc., wWch will employ100 people, is expect, ed to be completed by June 1984, with annual production of 240,000 wheels to begin by the summer of1985.
To y Ota A ut op arts president, Yukiyasu Togo, said 75 per cent of the wheels w川be exported to the U.S. a fid Japan.
Toyoda said the plant could be expanded as a second stage after " is established,
and that it might be used to manufacture other auto parts, Ottawa and B.C. announced last year they had agreed to provide Toyota wけh a $5.5-m川ion low-interest loan to help build the plant.
"Yatta!" yells pachinko winner and drops dead
TOKYO — A19"year-old Japanese man died of heart failure recently after hけting the "lucky seven" lineup at the "Very Happy" pschinko parlor, police at R阔asaki, northeast of Tokyo said recently.
Tsutomu Nakayama, an employee at a bdr, was playing the Japanese • style pinball game when he tiはthe "lucky seven" combination and was rewarded wけh about 3000 small pachinko balls, Kim Jong-Simg, owner of the par. lor said in an interview.
Nakayama I shouted "yatta!" (I didけ),then collapsed. He was pronounced dead on ar' rival at a local hospけaに
"1don't believe thatにm the only black in this country that owns a cottage. I don't believe that rm the only black that's gone fishing wけh his or her neighbor," he said.
Peterson, who lives in Mis-sissauga, said his concern wけh Canadian advertising has been growing for some time. A me Mean companies are more sensけive to portraying minorけles, especially in cはies Hke Detroit and しOS Angeles whにh have experienced violence, he said.
Peterson said "川y-whけe,, ads CO n V ifice ethnic children consumer "goodies" are not for them, and lead to crime as they grow up and become determined to get theけshare.
"I have seldomけever seen a Canadian Indian in an ad for any reason but pictorial value, and seldom wけhout a horse.にve seldom seen an Eskimo wけhout amゅoo, seldom seen a black not singing or baring Ws teeth," Peterson told the conference at the Ontario lnstけute for Studies In Education.
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"I believe many kids believe Santa CI a us will not bring them any toys, because they seldom see any children of their racial origin receive any of those toys in those comercials."
The great jazz pianist, now 58, says he drinks only im' ported beer.
Actor who portrayed Japanese v川a,ns dies
BURBAf^K, Calif. - "We have wftys to make you taほ!" was a cliche often
used In rol«s pほyed by CWn«M Amertc農n actor In portraying villainous Jap a* n柳In dozens of W.W." pro paganお'hate川ms. He died recently at the age of抑,Richard U>o was brought to the emergency
room W St. Joseph's Ho8. pltalIn Bur tank recently
imtf糊s pronounced dead
U>o tum#d to acting aft«r a sMnt in bu霧lno沐
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