、
UBUN 1汰界
M】
科拥
金统通
火 举ー•
隊金
二 +回
らは実 p、質
1^五..収 °十入
二が: 年二
十ぁ:
月タ のも
:滅
〇ゝ? 、お
九の
円が活 そ約費 れ孤の
ぞ千内 れ円訳 一、を 年数み 翁育る よ費と ねがゝ 嗜約住 え五居 ヽ百費
産よ入 ゥる量 ィとは
ス^ 、
キ今大 1年蔵 の九省 原月の 料ま通 にで関 るで統 る、計 分国に
■ 'i、 ■
《
VOし46 — NO 75
-ーT I—T麵r画nnっ
FミipXV,N0V,6,1神t
,
響
'-に■'1: TORONTg, ONT.
prevail
ふ、vゝ、' 、^S25ST^^^^
.ズ
い
The other W辨k, while seated Inぎbus f!歸tf)卿誠y, しoverheard aloudゃbmment
如oarded the bリSJent onさof tM stops: "The trolible wはh this buslis U)M沐"are too
hゃpassed down thealsle, he rき皋t魏i晰j)oisQn9uきdjSK tribe. My hackles Instinctively Wared up and for an excrucは' ting few moments, Ithought 9 riot would break out aboさix1 that bus — for the bus had gone through a predominantly Jewish sectk)h,. picking up a number of passengers along the way. But to the pa-tIeVitcredUofthosealreadv ab6さrd, they sinrtply Ignored this Ignoramys' taリnt. Along with other p柳emgers,1'm sureyhowevdr,トremained unsettled and taut.
So" months ago, I saw a picture in one ofゅe news magazines ,of young hood-1um$ (some might refer《o thenfi as wpunkSK, and on that scoreにwould give them no argument),训red in black wはh swastika Insignlas, confronting an oposing group In a Jew〗shconimunlty」n th柳 Unはedミt多tes/ One Qf them carried an obscene sign read-i叩ン"SixM川ion More". Undoubtedly, a number of: you also saw that same picture. I don'tknoV/ what your reaction vvaさ;mine wais one of trembling anger. Is" 11 cannot gdt overは,Forthe mentalはy thatspeWs such offal Continues to be out there, prepが' edjf given e>ren1heさlightest chanc2き,to Implement that which thdy spew. Furthermore, にsense adほtiirbing Increase of such vermincrdwi-ing put from under the rocks.
Disturbing as these sigris are io me, a Gentl,e,にve often wpnder^d what my i"eiac德 tioh, physicalreaction, would beIf I were of the Jewish faけh;けI had, relative who was dmong that tragic six million; if,lndeed, I myself had been an inmate of those Nazi death camps. , must confess that I may well place a llmけ,a physical llmlt, on the »right« of free speech. Certainly, I would wonder If the ambけof the First Amendment, the Intendment of our Founding Fathers, was to permit such open threats to
—,—■ ■ —■ ■'
"Racほm Hurts Everyone"•.,
Oiit. Labor,up
BootsmobilかbyHQndaマ
TOKYO "^$0 you want to drive a tdali^usU)nn^,d« Honda, eh トWeHH, d"k, Maruyamah抑oneanci "cen,i)^g,\fe a ciemonstraUonJivtokyo."aruyaina, an emt]iloyee of Hpnda, eint争r6clhisjhree-vi^fiee1 »bo^tsrnobU,《4t an auton]iobUe Idea contestaiidthe15km/h vehlclewiuiaWarded the prほe as pne of the most humorous entriesれom 3B0contesねnts.
CaliforniahasmostAsiansin认さ
WASH,NGTON,D,C. — The approximately 3.5 rr^nHon Chihese, Fiijpinos, liapanesd, As(anlndfa叫Kor畚ans, Viet-nanfieise, Hawalians,さarnoh ans $ndGuarinanlans now living in theUnはed States constはLitj91pert:ent of th, totalpopulaWon o〖226,$04,-285 accorcHng卞0 provisional 1980 flgur的r"ased by the
U.S'Census Bureau.
The 13rg的tnumber,some 1,253,98/ nvきin Ca^けornほ; th e small est number, or1,郷, in Vermont.
Hawaii claims the second ほrgest num ber of Asians, 683,卿;and New York has theUUrd greatest number, 310, 531.
TORONTO — The Ontario Federation of L^bor has Punched a多lOO,(Xik) campdlgn agiilnstrac, — a m6ve Of^ ficlals sさy \Afas prompted by public reaction to t6ugh econoriHctlm的.
Federatlono州clぉs, incki-dlnj3 president Cliff P"key, unvaUed the scheme at a news conference recently at Queen's Park, wh針e a 30• 邻cond, $25,卿television ad wasac,efted.
The ad Is part of a three-week bmz with 400,000 leaf-Jets and 5,000 posters promoting the campaign theme: "Rac(sm Hurts Ev ,ryone.,,
"fiaclさm tends to flourish economk; times一 to ugh,"隱ey said. "Com-petけion fpr joipi$, housing, ぉducatfbmindsoc培r磁さrVぉさs ほIntense.
"And when things get tough, many people start IOQkingi for scapegoats. But rathertりanb!ame the system for ourさCO f10mおandsQcほl 川s, manタsingle out vlsit)le minorities', . • Andthat's racism."
Pilkeysa14 he'swKnessed a nリmber of 30-called whけさ, supremacy groups such as the KjLi Klux Klan, "rearing theけugly heads In Ontario," l)romptingiaboroffipials "tひ do some(hrfig about比,,
He arid otherO"kii3l$a(J-mmed that wf^ileんe federa-tk)n.lさsp6ns01Ing the campaign, the labor movement itさelf isn't(entirely guiけless ofぉcはdiscrim,natk)h.
"け'Saきmuch a ma財er of educating our own merxiber-
ship as !t isゃdu^eating the ,nerali)ulDlfc,"hei3iiid,、ij-ding that the咖,咖-pnennbiar
federation ti6^s apol"lclM resson f6rspeafhead、n辟th,
:::dr1 veにパ:■ )
Racism runs contrary tp What we believe as a move-ment…Ws do not have a strong labor movement when therd are forces at play caus-ingcHssent;.;a n d r^icj $m does just that,"
i^llkey saidold-styleraci多t tactic的,タiich as sligns like "Irish need notaipply" have given way to "more subtle praf?tices," but prapt ices that are! ndf&きs dはcjrtjirt^さt。)y/
"Saviour" to exotic
Japanese'overs uさep nones, I no re th站letters
TOKYO — Forty percent of cpm-murHcdtion between young Japanese lovers is carried out oyer the telチ phonぉ,and only three per cent by 【e"er, accordIng to d survey re I eased recently by the Nlppon.Telegraph and Telephone Corp. ,
The survey on the love Hfe of 500 newlyweds showed that those intト mate exchanges of views between :lovers were made on dates 57 per cent of the time.
The average phone calllasted 29 minutes, wけh nearly half the calls between thelovers lingering on for more than an hour. One couple said もhey once talked on.the phone nearly five hours.
か
Women phonedtheゅoy frieゅ a n aver的e c)f1.9 times a week, w|th six per cent rep or ting they called every day- Men phoned iheir girl friend"n aver柳2.8"mes weekly, wけh13 per cjeint every day .One couple said they called one妒other up to 21timesawe.ek. 、
Abouthaけthe calls were made between 9ー10 p.m., andean other one thircHn the following hour.
The, wo men said they were happiest, 幼far as phone calls were concerned, when their boy friends phoned them when away on business orholkJay.
backat it again
TORONT6 — The saviour to many exotic peis that hav(? 6itheroutgrQ\^n theirsはe or their noYeUy,RQy Hayashi, was inthenewsagain.Hay-aShんof the Endangered Animal Sanctuary In M!llwoQd Roadin Toronto, was pictured in a I recent issue of Toronto S,ar recording the heart beat of ;Suzle, a wooly mortkey.zthe rhpnkey is ex-pect6d to jglve Wrth at any time. Hayashl,acting as any anxiou多father-tobe, Is sweating it out, cheqi^rng Stizie out, andwa"lng for the big day.
1^iseiarchitecに urges building $9. niHIion twin arenas
BURLINGTON — po nst ruction or aおmillion comnyu* nlty arena, Including tWin lnternationaレsはe rinks has been recommended In a re* ^ort from Nisei architect James KoyanagI, who was commlsloned by the city.
Members of Burlington's community services comm"* t的agreed to form a suth CO m mはtee to give the Wea