Word: koreanizing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This article was sent to the Crimson by a Chinese alumnus, Young Jeung Kin '28 ocC, who is now Chairman of Public Relations for the Korean National association of North America...
...Korean Independence...
...most exciting active duty was in the Shanghai hostilities of 1932, in which he commanded the Japanese forces. Here he lost his right eye, but not in battle. At a review in celebration of the Emperor's birthday a Korean patriot tossed a bomb into the grandstand. The grandstand blew up. Admiral Nomura was pocked but still alive. His first glass eye was presented to him by the Empress...
...defending his high dive, Clark had a hard time convincing the judges that his flips were superior to those of Sammy Lee, a gum-chewing Korean representing Occidental College. Lee finished with 105 points to Clark...
...unhappiest of those who were waiting for bombs in London last week was little Japanese Ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu. One reason he was unhappy was because he knew all about bombs. On the morning of April 29, 1932, an insurgent Korean rushed a grandstand in Shanghai's Hongkew Park, where Japanese were celebrating the Emperor's birthday, and threw a "thermos bottle" into the crowd. The thermos exploded, and Mamoru Shigemitsu (then Minister to China) got 32 splinters in his leg. A week later, in a hospital bed, he signed the agreement ending that year's Shanghai hostilities...