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By YASUO WM, iABlKO <NicW Bei Times)
SAN FRANCISCO — Antonio MontaiiaH, Jr，, whose was pro' duct!on maiiager of the filrti, "11:5ta"Mimitもto Ch卯e", a dociuh印t;?iry仰hard —お in SflんFranc is to sぉown two i^e-afs ago on nationalC^BS-TVaTid in En 能d, Germs my and Fr琳， ce^ iscuiTei)tIy preparing a one-hour documentary on the "Tokyo Rose" case wWch, he hopes willlead to & pardon for"Mi"ヌ.-Iva Toguri d'A qui no.
Tentatively "tied, "The Unfinished Case of 'Tokyo Rose'，,, Montanari has fcee^ieifi扭g— in research for over. &:year:.to:、:pr." pare tW script, which he plans 'to sub歸to nationftlTV. Wもst-inghouse Electi'ie*s Group W has iiidicated interest, heぉdded，
Bf^ontanari, who h" jfinianced the ar<;h himself to date, sa' ys he plans to examipe ?records &t the National_Archiv" in Washington, D.C"ばfunds can be obtained for the trip. He is also trying to. contact .'others' involved in the trial,including Ai.-my Maj. Wallacelncewho wrote for the "Zero Hom'，, wart line broadcasts from Radio Tokyo, and'those wl>o 、vere in Bunka' Camp in Tokyo wlio might have known Mrs. d,Aquino ai>d of herlぱesaving deeds. He would おso HKe to !:a)lon former Lt. t»yl，KurUaki,Jr.,whowぉs in cliarge of Sugamo Prison at the time Mrs, d'Aquino was held tJiere in1946.47, and any other Army investigators.
Two trialwitnesses have re， centljr辨nt Montanari replies. Normanおもyes, now with a Honolulu radio station, said he was willing to help <'whereyer possi&le., EdwinK^bfleish Ji*. of St: ]^is, aii AmericianPOW at Bimka Camp inャokyo, also said he >vouW assぉt t.れough he doubted he could contribute much since obj&btions raised by gov-element prosecutoni : ruled out most of the questions asked while he was on thゃwitness said. --■MOn—.ari .n^血y::be reached through Education H^さearch and. .Development: 1ns"feut;^, 225 Kesimy St., San PrancisCoー-08, where he is cuireiUly servi-ngヌきpart-timしinstruct or iti
ThrouまlT^M6ntSii"ri， the Chri-sUan SdenゅMo nit or correspondent in San Franciなo interviewed Mrs. d'Aquiiio, her defense attorneys Wayne CoUinsゅd thelate Thebdore Tambft for a まeature story published Aug.lき, taisiiig; tJv& qv^est!6n : whether she wasreally a'traitor.
Her attonvey con"mies to 3tan(ibjr her and insist sれe is ミimocent. MonUna- is also cori， Vincied she was a vicもfin of post-warhyst^ia, unlawfultaぐtics by the proseculiori, prejudleal behavior smd coTitiひued, unwarranted harassment by the gO" vcrnmenu
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TORONTO. 一 Mjore thanlOOWoodblock Prints produced by: Jfifty of Japan's top artists Willbe on sale and display at theJ,C, C. Centime during thie、veekendofM6jr11ahd12.
The多e Were collected by Mr.Iici Yukしan of Hanga Ky.
ok a i, Ja ゆn，、ケhケha;d a very successjfu i private wooぉCKrk sho、v in Toronto in1973. J.C.C. Cei"re.
二 TeROi>rr(X"Inkee^i:ni>viththe seas<in,"Salaii:a"oi,'Che-ri、yぉl6sscm" wiU be the iinderlyingthemiebfthisyearVJ^riUJU; ぉSTIVAL to beheW <m MARCH 2 and 3 at the J.C.C. OiUrc. A series of "SAKURA" phpto graphs taken by a jroifぉ3ioiia1Ja— panesepKotojp'apher willbe cm display.
Spring Festivalis free tc ;"iembei,s and $1.00 tonon-raembcti^. C^hiklfen 50ぐ.1一6 Fi.m.
T hもCommittee is iひthe pro cess of orgaれほing mien，(jrtainh、g program. The    A. Ladies to Ixi in charge of theズooddepar^ent.
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Japanese United C,hurchCht)ii:First In Kiwcthis
TORONTO. — The CGIT Choir of the Toronto Japaiaも3eUni, ted Chinch comprising' 0f2igid豕placed first, both in Unison and Two-pasrt singing at theKiwanisFestivialheUI February 22m1at the .Lawrente'Park:Collegiate，' Unison .songs. ' were ■■ "Sing,,: and: "Consider 'H.im". Two-part' songs.、verc'"Sひ.ine、vhe're" and'"Pass はon".
■On. ^February .'23rdi， the Seniりr'Chciii' (3Gノ加embers) place<i. second, si "firing: "r waited for the 3Lord" and "You'llNever W尹lk Alo, ne" at the North Toronto Collegiate, Thisほthe second year that the a;bove twひgroups have entered the Kiwanis FesUvuしChoh' Leaders a re GleimTaれouye and BrianKai and pianists are Gary Ito and David Ka"L ,
Sunday Schoplpupils of the To rem to Japan— U hi t e 4 Chinch who received certificates were:
Susan Naig:ata,..14'yeai,s, placed'second, second &'thii,d iiv violin (Susan received a拿100• Kiwanis FestivalBcholSrship).
Marianne.Nagata， 9. years, placed first & second in violin,
55haron Ushijima, 8 years, pほced second in piano,
Dee^Ann Matsuゅ,7yeai's, placed second in piano. TJUC
TachibanaDoncelledtcxlAt Toronto Budd. Church
TORONTO. — Next weekend willsee the superb t)Tapanese classical dancerSahomi Tachib^na in ai^e<^italat tile Toronto Buddhist Churcii.Her dancing is like abreath of spring in an otherwise dreaiy winter and one that is b e inにeagerly anticipated by the fortun&te Torontonians who have witnessed her previous perfoi'--mances. here.
'Madam Tachibana is vei'y miichindem印dinh" nativeU-nited States and ju^t before Christmas finished a stint on ，n off-Broadway show.ぉe、vasalsoan interpreterfoi,Uie Metropofttan Opera for so me time. Dancing, teaching! rehearsing and app幼i'irig on stagさs throughout the States keepsTathibana very busy and we a re very fq rtimate she was able to in this engagement beレ y/een hier schedule. .ニ ■■.
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