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E^T, ONT. SATURDAY. JUNE 4, 194?
36 per 1 year — 10c Per Copy
The NEW New Canadian
With this, we inaugurate the eight-page Saturday issue Two
years ago we might have called this edition "Our New Look" b
iiW the phrase is now almost obsolete, and we would venture that’ The
NEW New Canadian might be more becoming.
This is only the beginning of the renaissance for Tire New
1
£ Canadian. The transition has only just begun. Other changes are
’ to be effected shortly with an eye to improvement in attract™™
* and readability.
number, there is no leek of ability
pondent from that Alberta city.
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21r
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“ H°nOr Physics at *e University
: o
berta, is working during the vacation months for tire Dominion
, T“ DeP-«ment of Defense Research at Suffield, Alta In
the May 15 1949 resue of Maclean’s Magazine, it states, What
gore on at suffield has been a top-level secret ever since the station
' was estabhshed durmg the war by the British and Canadian GovernJ to Ab°Ut l0°
”d
specialists are still at work
Yosh
Tashiro
UPPER: Candidates for he Miss Nisei
Winnipeg of 1£M9” were
(left to right)
kida, Tosh Sugimoto, Joan Miki and Yuri
Sugimoto. RIGHT: 1 he Queen and lier
attendants, (1. to r.) Masako Hikida, Tosh
Sugimoto and Joanne Shigeta
*
Alberta’s sister, Amy Okazaki,
architectural firm.
was named as one of. the ten most
Many Nisei throughout the
proficient students attending the
province have come to Calgary to
Calgary branch of the Faculty
attend business colleges, technic
WINNIPEG. — “They were^
of Education,-University of Al
al and other schools. Some have all very beautiful. We had a I
berta. She has accepted a posi
stayed and are working for vari tough time choosing the three,” "
JJ
tion with the Calgary School
ous firms and shops.
were the judges’ comments as
I Board, and is the first Nisei to
st
hold such a position. At 17 she
whO was sponsored t theZ°’
is the youngest member of the Meteorite Strikes
tes, as “Miss Nisei Winnipeg” of
,
«»muuu i uuuni ;
t teaching staff.
Hav/aii Nisei Home
49. She will occupy the place VANCOUVER, B. C. — A case
Learning of this incident, a ;
Roy Kiyooka 'who recently
HONOLULU, T. H. — A mete- of honor as the Queen on the . a ^ ancouver doctor who re-member of The New Citizen
graduated from the Provincial
k
float which the local Japanese Iused to treat a Chinese was re- staff, telephoned this doctor for
Institute of Technology and Art, orite weighing 23 pounds recent
ly fell through the roof of Mr. community is entering as their P°rted by The New Citizen, a an appointment. The doctor at
is now on the advertising staff of
contribution to the mammoth Chinese-Canadian publication,
first accepted, but when he found t
Calgary’s largest drug store. and Mrs. Kiyoshi Yasuda’s home parade which is one of the highu
P°n
the
advice
of
the
school
During his last year at “Tech”, narrowly missing their two lights of the Winnipeg 75th An- health officer, Mrs. Edna Fong out that the caller was Chinese, ■
be was given the honor of paint- children who were asleep at the niversary celebrations which will °^ Vancouver took her son to an he said he could not accept him.
time.
The New Citizen reported that
mg a mural, depicting Canadian
start on June 5 through to the e^e sPeciaIist after securing an he hung up with “I have too
The
meteorite
was
identified
by
sports, on the wall in the school
appointment through the recep- many
Dr. Harold S. Palmer, a geologist 11th.
white patients to look corridor.
Attending her wall be Masako tlOMSt' When they arrived at the after. A ou go and see somebody
at
the
University
of
Hawaii
who
Jim Sugiyama, a University of
Hikida and Joanne Shigeta apponited time’ the doctor ^d else.”
anitoba graduate, is presently said it was'a type called aerolite, the runner-ups in the contest <
?hey Were doing in
^oyedby Calgary’s leading and that it was probably the who represented Manitoba JCCA T
The case has been reported to
M1’S‘ F°ng told hini
first of its kind recovered in
the
college of physicians and
and Y’Pegs respectively.
1
apP°mtment whereupon
Hawaii.
■
surgeons.
The judging took place at the Z w?hySTan CaJ!^ hiS nUrSe'
Nisei Baseball and Basketball
HAMILTON NISEI REC League Dance held on May 23 at
tumed around to them,
Fujimoto and Arima
the St. Regis Hotel. The judges
have said’
Kimono-clad Nisei girls were CRUSHED BY MILTON
were Doug Young of the Winni- L^^s ”
Ch*nese, Japs or
Capture Hold-up Man
HAMILTON, Ont. — The H.
teils of thousands who
peg
Free
Press,
David
Stitz,
Jew
ned the streets of Vancouver, N. Rec. nine were trounced by
;---------------------- ---------- -—
After he had grabbed $50 in
c oria and New Westminster’ Milton 16-2 in their second game ish A outh Council, Thelma Lee, Tatsumi (Young Buddhists’ So- bills from the cash box of the ■
F< a
•
Clety)> Joan Miki (Nisei Basket- Variety Restaurant, 655 Yonge
^ Vi8it Of Kin^ George of the Halton County loop on Harold Zukerman and Gilbert
from the
Chinese community. ba" League) and Yuri Sugimoto St., Charles Hanlan fled through
other
YuT
,
1 Queen Elizabeth to Canada. May 27 at Milton, Ont. The Ni Lee
Othercontestants were Yae
(Nisei Baseball League).
Yonge St. on Thursday, June 2
KJ/
*
$
seis who lacked a pitching staff
s.-so. He was captured
Collet'
8* ^arr °^ Victoria were continuously in trouble and 'niiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininnninnmnnnnnn^^
n d the Vancouver Island had to shuffle theii’ lineup dur
SUBSCRIPTION RATE ANNOUNCEMENT
X ktX cahnTit “
Convention that “Your ing the game to allow two in
The yearly subscription rate of The New Canadian will be ported that he was charged with
of Pri u^ure is not in the hands fielders to pitch in relief. The
Milton pitcher was hit for only raised from five to six dollars on June 30. 1949.
theft.
If
you
have
not
four singles.
renewed your subscription, we urge you to do so while the lower
Bill Fujimoto and Ray Arima,
Mits Shimoda singled home the rate is still in effect.
both working in the Variety Reshrst
ver two Nisei runs after Milton had
taurant, dashed out of the kitchen
Or if your subscription has still some time
rolled up a three run lead. Poor
,
tO g°’ w iy n°l after they had heard the screams
pitching and erratic play was the extend it at the old rate and save? You can subscribe for long as of the cashier. They gave chase
''Yns ««
their third downfall of the Rec. nine. Wally you wish at this old rate before June 30.
to the man and captured him on
game on June 2, as they | Fukumoto who started the game
And there must be some people who have thought of entering the intersecti°n of Wellesley St.
Syo JerdS Up ba]I to beat
was relieved by Mac Oikawa and a subscription to The New Canadian but have not got around to it. after a stru&gle. Fujimoto had
Possess r t2 and take over soIe Frank Nishimura. The trio gave
They too, can take advantage of this lower rate by subscribing now’ Hanlan^bad
^ C°at bUt
^’est t n °^ flrSt pIace in the up thirteen walks and nine hits I
i
l
nanian had slipped away and
o Senior League
Those whose subscriptions have expired or will expire before bad thrown away the S50 on the
while the infield played loosely
Landin ss
Ken
K°Vanagi and making .five of the nine errors. June 30 are especially urged to renew their subscription now. Not I sbeet. The prisoner was handed
-rns.
f— the West The chilly weather bothered the only will they be able to take advantage of the lower rate, but also I over to the Police,
re attack
Mitsub who led Nisei nine.
it will facilitate our circulation department. Any of these sub
On Mav so^h^ th° plateTOKYO. — The city of Gifu
hers
I , ’ theF nosed out MaTORONTO. — Peter Ito, first scribers who pay after June 30 will be charged at the S5.00 per year
will
send 100 specially made silk
the
IdenouYe cut down year student of West Hill, was for their subscription up to June 30, and S6.00 per year, thereafter.
parasols for use in a New York
fr°ni centrefold™11 at the Plate awarded the O’Keefe scholarship
PAY NOW AND SAVE
pageant scheduled for Central
recentlv.
IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllliilllllllllllllnilillllllllllliiiiiiiiiiillli Park this month.
innip eg
Says Doctor Who Tiinioil Down Chinoss Patient
I^^^
R®
E^T, ONT. SATURDAY. JUNE 4, 194?
36 per 1 year — 10c Per Copy
The NEW New Canadian
With this, we inaugurate the eight-page Saturday issue Two
years ago we might have called this edition "Our New Look" b
iiW the phrase is now almost obsolete, and we would venture that’ The
NEW New Canadian might be more becoming.
This is only the beginning of the renaissance for Tire New
1
£ Canadian. The transition has only just begun. Other changes are
’ to be effected shortly with an eye to improvement in attract™™
* and readability.
number, there is no leek of ability
pondent from that Alberta city.
1
■
f A^
21r
J *
“ H°nOr Physics at *e University
: o
berta, is working during the vacation months for tire Dominion
, T“ DeP-«ment of Defense Research at Suffield, Alta In
the May 15 1949 resue of Maclean’s Magazine, it states, What
gore on at suffield has been a top-level secret ever since the station
' was estabhshed durmg the war by the British and Canadian GovernJ to Ab°Ut l0°
”d
specialists are still at work
Yosh
Tashiro
UPPER: Candidates for he Miss Nisei
Winnipeg of 1£M9” were
(left to right)
kida, Tosh Sugimoto, Joan Miki and Yuri
Sugimoto. RIGHT: 1 he Queen and lier
attendants, (1. to r.) Masako Hikida, Tosh
Sugimoto and Joanne Shigeta
*
Alberta’s sister, Amy Okazaki,
architectural firm.
was named as one of. the ten most
Many Nisei throughout the
proficient students attending the
province have come to Calgary to
Calgary branch of the Faculty
attend business colleges, technic
WINNIPEG. — “They were^
of Education,-University of Al
al and other schools. Some have all very beautiful. We had a I
berta. She has accepted a posi
stayed and are working for vari tough time choosing the three,” "
JJ
tion with the Calgary School
ous firms and shops.
were the judges’ comments as
I Board, and is the first Nisei to
st
hold such a position. At 17 she
whO was sponsored t theZ°’
is the youngest member of the Meteorite Strikes
tes, as “Miss Nisei Winnipeg” of
,
«»muuu i uuuni ;
t teaching staff.
Hav/aii Nisei Home
49. She will occupy the place VANCOUVER, B. C. — A case
Learning of this incident, a ;
Roy Kiyooka 'who recently
HONOLULU, T. H. — A mete- of honor as the Queen on the . a ^ ancouver doctor who re-member of The New Citizen
graduated from the Provincial
k
float which the local Japanese Iused to treat a Chinese was re- staff, telephoned this doctor for
Institute of Technology and Art, orite weighing 23 pounds recent
ly fell through the roof of Mr. community is entering as their P°rted by The New Citizen, a an appointment. The doctor at
is now on the advertising staff of
contribution to the mammoth Chinese-Canadian publication,
first accepted, but when he found t
Calgary’s largest drug store. and Mrs. Kiyoshi Yasuda’s home parade which is one of the highu
P°n
the
advice
of
the
school
During his last year at “Tech”, narrowly missing their two lights of the Winnipeg 75th An- health officer, Mrs. Edna Fong out that the caller was Chinese, ■
be was given the honor of paint- children who were asleep at the niversary celebrations which will °^ Vancouver took her son to an he said he could not accept him.
time.
The New Citizen reported that
mg a mural, depicting Canadian
start on June 5 through to the e^e sPeciaIist after securing an he hung up with “I have too
The
meteorite
was
identified
by
sports, on the wall in the school
appointment through the recep- many
Dr. Harold S. Palmer, a geologist 11th.
white patients to look corridor.
Attending her wall be Masako tlOMSt' When they arrived at the after. A ou go and see somebody
at
the
University
of
Hawaii
who
Jim Sugiyama, a University of
Hikida and Joanne Shigeta apponited time’ the doctor ^d else.”
anitoba graduate, is presently said it was'a type called aerolite, the runner-ups in the contest <
?hey Were doing in
^oyedby Calgary’s leading and that it was probably the who represented Manitoba JCCA T
The case has been reported to
M1’S‘ F°ng told hini
first of its kind recovered in
the
college of physicians and
and Y’Pegs respectively.
1
apP°mtment whereupon
Hawaii.
■
surgeons.
The judging took place at the Z w?hySTan CaJ!^ hiS nUrSe'
Nisei Baseball and Basketball
HAMILTON NISEI REC League Dance held on May 23 at
tumed around to them,
Fujimoto and Arima
the St. Regis Hotel. The judges
have said’
Kimono-clad Nisei girls were CRUSHED BY MILTON
were Doug Young of the Winni- L^^s ”
Ch*nese, Japs or
Capture Hold-up Man
HAMILTON, Ont. — The H.
teils of thousands who
peg
Free
Press,
David
Stitz,
Jew
ned the streets of Vancouver, N. Rec. nine were trounced by
;---------------------- ---------- -—
After he had grabbed $50 in
c oria and New Westminster’ Milton 16-2 in their second game ish A outh Council, Thelma Lee, Tatsumi (Young Buddhists’ So- bills from the cash box of the ■
F< a
•
Clety)> Joan Miki (Nisei Basket- Variety Restaurant, 655 Yonge
^ Vi8it Of Kin^ George of the Halton County loop on Harold Zukerman and Gilbert
from the
Chinese community. ba" League) and Yuri Sugimoto St., Charles Hanlan fled through
other
YuT
,
1 Queen Elizabeth to Canada. May 27 at Milton, Ont. The Ni Lee
Othercontestants were Yae
(Nisei Baseball League).
Yonge St. on Thursday, June 2
KJ/
*
$
seis who lacked a pitching staff
s.-so. He was captured
Collet'
8* ^arr °^ Victoria were continuously in trouble and 'niiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininnninnmnnnnnn^^
n d the Vancouver Island had to shuffle theii’ lineup dur
SUBSCRIPTION RATE ANNOUNCEMENT
X ktX cahnTit “
Convention that “Your ing the game to allow two in
The yearly subscription rate of The New Canadian will be ported that he was charged with
of Pri u^ure is not in the hands fielders to pitch in relief. The
Milton pitcher was hit for only raised from five to six dollars on June 30. 1949.
theft.
If
you
have
not
four singles.
renewed your subscription, we urge you to do so while the lower
Bill Fujimoto and Ray Arima,
Mits Shimoda singled home the rate is still in effect.
both working in the Variety Reshrst
ver two Nisei runs after Milton had
taurant, dashed out of the kitchen
Or if your subscription has still some time
rolled up a three run lead. Poor
,
tO g°’ w iy n°l after they had heard the screams
pitching and erratic play was the extend it at the old rate and save? You can subscribe for long as of the cashier. They gave chase
''Yns ««
their third downfall of the Rec. nine. Wally you wish at this old rate before June 30.
to the man and captured him on
game on June 2, as they | Fukumoto who started the game
And there must be some people who have thought of entering the intersecti°n of Wellesley St.
Syo JerdS Up ba]I to beat
was relieved by Mac Oikawa and a subscription to The New Canadian but have not got around to it. after a stru&gle. Fujimoto had
Possess r t2 and take over soIe Frank Nishimura. The trio gave
They too, can take advantage of this lower rate by subscribing now’ Hanlan^bad
^ C°at bUt
^’est t n °^ flrSt pIace in the up thirteen walks and nine hits I
i
l
nanian had slipped away and
o Senior League
Those whose subscriptions have expired or will expire before bad thrown away the S50 on the
while the infield played loosely
Landin ss
Ken
K°Vanagi and making .five of the nine errors. June 30 are especially urged to renew their subscription now. Not I sbeet. The prisoner was handed
-rns.
f— the West The chilly weather bothered the only will they be able to take advantage of the lower rate, but also I over to the Police,
re attack
Mitsub who led Nisei nine.
it will facilitate our circulation department. Any of these sub
On Mav so^h^ th° plateTOKYO. — The city of Gifu
hers
I , ’ theF nosed out MaTORONTO. — Peter Ito, first scribers who pay after June 30 will be charged at the S5.00 per year
will
send 100 specially made silk
the
IdenouYe cut down year student of West Hill, was for their subscription up to June 30, and S6.00 per year, thereafter.
parasols for use in a New York
fr°ni centrefold™11 at the Plate awarded the O’Keefe scholarship
PAY NOW AND SAVE
pageant scheduled for Central
recentlv.
IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllliilllllllllllllnilillllllllllliiiiiiiiiiillli Park this month.
innip eg
Says Doctor Who Tiinioil Down Chinoss Patient
I^^^
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Saturday, June 4, 1949
£HE new c a na D I a n
SOCIAL CALENDAR
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PAGE SEVEN
JUNE
4—Toronto. Exhibition Basebalf
Westerns vs. Canadian Legion,
Millen Stadium,
Danforth
and Broadview. 8:30 p.m.
under the lights.
4—Toronto. TNT Dance, St.
George’s Hall, 7:30-11:30.
5—Toronto. St. F. X. Annual
Picnic, Hidden Valley.
7—Hamilton.
Rec
Baseball
Dance, Central Hall, James
St. N. 8:30-12. Men 75c,
ladies 50c. Also Baseball in
afternoon, Toronto vs. Hamil
ton, Eastwood Park, 1:30.
11—Toronto. 2nd Annual Ontario
JCCA Conference Dance, Rai
Purdy Auditorium, 55 Queen
St. E., 8 to 12. v5c. Banquet,
Chungking Chop Suey, 7 p.m.
17—Montreal. Nisei Fellowship
Pre-vacation Dance, N.D.G.
“YL refreshments, 8:30 p.m.'
b Montreal. Nisei Fellowship 4
Pre-Vacation Danch, NDG '
“Y”, refreshments, 8:30.
25-Montreal. TeemAgers’ Social
2000 Dorchester W., 7:30 p.m.
cross
° Pj!n' ^eV‘ James Finlay offici
ated at rhe ceremony.
Tne attendants were Norah
Karatsu and Mary Shikatani. The
best man was Tamotsu Uvesuge
SUL
etei’ Karatsu a«d George
Shikatani acting as ushens.
o
the ^^Pblon at the
Golden Dragon, the couple flew
- ev loik for their honevmoon.
* '
The newlyweds will make their
Our Little Woman
s= By JACK NAKA MQTQ --- -----
me precede .,rt,cle. a little nutter of the perennial Slack
■ung settable tor our httle woman has been discussed. While our
mind ts st,ll afresh on the subject, perhaps it's
appropriate now
I*
to go into further details.
from the outset, black is technically not a
color, that is. in
the same sense that a red or a blue is.' Black
results from the
absence of color or of light. A surface that absorbs ill
colors or
K'
ah light rays will appear black.
It also behooves our Niscietie to know that not all
a
black are suitable for h er.
8
e., 1 oronto.
be
. out of line if sh has J prominent figure fault, such as proThe baishakuni
and
rrudmg posters or stooped shoulders. And if her hair is that
Mis. Matsujiro Murata of
undec.ded comb.nation of life-less black and mouse brunetlc the
black of satin, jersey and the
likes will only produce, in contrast.
F UJIWA RA - NI KA ID 0
a jarring effect. None too favourable are those blacks which
Carlton
arent
as all-black. Still in all, if can t be stressed too
, United Church was
---- the
i • j i definable
,
scene of a pretty wedding when
yhly that black ,s the only and the safest of all colors that anvPatricia- daughter of Mr.
body can wear without too much trouble.
and Mrs. Mitsu Nikaido of Alber
Our httle woman in black is usually a prize package of "class”
ta.- and Susumu, son of Mrs. Ai
its not infrequently that men are heard to
"Bov! she's .,ot
uUJ1rai'a °f Toronto’ and the late
■o i. Fujiwara, exchanged nuptial
77 Class -a term indicative of dignity and distinction. Yes
vows on Mav 21. Rev James AI
it
she wears black, c^po'loihi n..<7k
_ ■
...
. ’
Towe Studio Finley officiated.
i
I
-wui.c anemones ot interesting
N0BORU KAWAGUCHI
C ' or if the dress itself is designed in such a way as not to
j Given in marriage by her
Noboru Kawaguchi, eldest son
SHIKA TANI-KARATSU
Tl ,
C0S",me fM 1 Ural- ;tal flatter her no
) brother-in-law, Juichi Nakatsu
of Mrs. Suyeno Kawaguchi, died
d while adding that glamorous touch of the sedate, exotic Orient
May 28, Ivy Yukiye, fourth |
bnde was ^'ned in white
in a logging accident. Funeral n
atm with
Wlth a sweetheart neckline
for accessories, like costume jewellery, gloves, handbag etc '
neckline
services will be held on Sundar
Sunday dau£hter of Mr. and Mrs. Naoi- fsatin
chi
Karatsu,
and
Harry
Hideo
with
English
brocade
June 5, at the Ralph Day Funer
beLtv LT
^“S >’eflo"0 ^ Chinese
American
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tasa- and a Ion
long circular train. She
al Directors, 172 Danforth Awe
■be d, all of which are harmonious with black hair and
Toronto at 8 p.m.
" giro Shikatani, were united in I carned American beauty roses
costume, are generally ideal, for they're "warm" shades, befitting
marriage at Carlton Church at and lily of the valley.
waHey. Yoshiko
ie Oriental type. Of course, hard-and-fast rules cannot be laid
— Jean Nikaido, the sister of the
down because there are so many different skin tvpes even among
v n ao Hidiu ox Honor, weai*pb a gown of mauve organza
N.se.ettes, despite the fact they all have in common the color of
Best Wishes To
The New Canadian
over taffeta .and a matching bon
their hair and eyes.
See it
AKEMI JEWELLERY
"How beautiful my table looks,
set with 1847 Rogers Bros. SilverplateK’ say delighted owners.
As richly fashioned as sterling
silverware, 1847 Rogers Bros, gives
you long service too. See the four
gleaming patterns here right away.
Remembrance is a pattern with
delicate ornamentation perfectly
combined with modern simplicity.
Lovely with a monogram. Service
for 6, m 1847 Rogers Bros, pattern,
as low as $44.75
net. Etsuyo Yoshida was the
i
7 ‘he coloring of the skm is of chief significance and
I biidesmaid wearing a similiar
the costumes and beauty make-up a re built ammd it
gown of aqua. They both carried
This is
readily understandable because the ski
a bouquet of roses and carnations.
n surfaces of the face are
Harry Yamamoto was the best
the most conspicuous feature of a person and also cover quite" a
man and the ushers were George
th ” 7 -s
",iU1 theand the eyes- Tht
Nishimura and Kiyoshi Morimo
e
hair
«
usually
of
secondary importance: whereas the coloring
to.
the eyes is the third consideration. However, exceptions to this
Following the ceremony, the
, leceprion
was helc
held at the Chuno-tfZta 7
hair “
eyes are particularly
1reception
•
—
^
king Chop Sueyy House. The
“’
" S
S‘rab,e f° --Phasfze them above other
s couple left for a brief honey. moon to Niagara Falls. They are
A skin coloring of pale and sallow type will usually find our
. now residing at 9 Pears St., Tortale
woman havmg the most difficulty in dealing Ah black
£ onto.
:•
*
$
?:<
winch only serves to focus attention on the sdlowaei of her skm
On the other hand, such a striking contrast on!y heightens fo 1 3
ARINOBU-TABE
the
.mpression of an Oriental femme fatale with dLatic effect
FORT WILLIAM. — A spring
: wedding was solemnized on May
especially when she forgoes the use of rouge.
14, when Nancy Yasuko, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Tabe, and Saburo, second son of
Mr. M. Arinobu and the late Mrs.
Sadao Nikaido
TOWW STUDIO,
Arinobu, exchanged marriage
vows in Westley United Church. I
111 DUNDAS ST. W.
Rev. E. S. Stephens officiated.
TORONTO
The bride wore a gown of white
satin fashioned with a net yoke.
Tiny self covered buttons ornam
ented the back of the bodice while
the skirt was caught in front
with a white satin rosette. The
long sleeves formed lily points
over her hands and her floor
length veil cascaded from a cor
onet of seeded pearls. The bride
had an arm bouquet of red roses I
Upon its expansion
and fern.
Attendants were Miss Mary
Tabe, the bride’s sister and Miss
Katie Arinobu, the groom’s
MOTHERS ! !
sister, while Ken Arinobu was
Your baby grows too!
the - best man and the usher was
Why not record your
Joe Miyazaki.
aka-cnan s ’ progress
Reception took place at the
with fine photographs
Slovak Legion Hall, and follow
ing this, the couple departed for
from
a honeymoon to Toronto, Niagara
Falls, and Buffalo, U.S.A.
Mr. M. Kishimoto and Mr. and
Mrs. Nakamoto were the baishaI kunins. Mr. and Mrs. S. Arinobu
are now residing at 413 Connelly
For appointment phone PL 3884
St., Fort William,
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CONGRATULATIONS
Al
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THE NEW CANADIAN
847 Rogers Bros. Tea Set
Adoration
First Love
Eternally Yours
AKEMI JEWELLERY
Harold Morishita
REdfern 5411
1931 Avenue Road
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Toronto
Canada’s Finest Silverplate
Ad. No. 5-8-JPO1004
TOWNE STUDIO
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£HE new c a na D I a n
SOCIAL CALENDAR
M®
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PAGE SEVEN
JUNE
4—Toronto. Exhibition Basebalf
Westerns vs. Canadian Legion,
Millen Stadium,
Danforth
and Broadview. 8:30 p.m.
under the lights.
4—Toronto. TNT Dance, St.
George’s Hall, 7:30-11:30.
5—Toronto. St. F. X. Annual
Picnic, Hidden Valley.
7—Hamilton.
Rec
Baseball
Dance, Central Hall, James
St. N. 8:30-12. Men 75c,
ladies 50c. Also Baseball in
afternoon, Toronto vs. Hamil
ton, Eastwood Park, 1:30.
11—Toronto. 2nd Annual Ontario
JCCA Conference Dance, Rai
Purdy Auditorium, 55 Queen
St. E., 8 to 12. v5c. Banquet,
Chungking Chop Suey, 7 p.m.
17—Montreal. Nisei Fellowship
Pre-vacation Dance, N.D.G.
“YL refreshments, 8:30 p.m.'
b Montreal. Nisei Fellowship 4
Pre-Vacation Danch, NDG '
“Y”, refreshments, 8:30.
25-Montreal. TeemAgers’ Social
2000 Dorchester W., 7:30 p.m.
cross
° Pj!n' ^eV‘ James Finlay offici
ated at rhe ceremony.
Tne attendants were Norah
Karatsu and Mary Shikatani. The
best man was Tamotsu Uvesuge
SUL
etei’ Karatsu a«d George
Shikatani acting as ushens.
o
the ^^Pblon at the
Golden Dragon, the couple flew
- ev loik for their honevmoon.
* '
The newlyweds will make their
Our Little Woman
s= By JACK NAKA MQTQ --- -----
me precede .,rt,cle. a little nutter of the perennial Slack
■ung settable tor our httle woman has been discussed. While our
mind ts st,ll afresh on the subject, perhaps it's
appropriate now
I*
to go into further details.
from the outset, black is technically not a
color, that is. in
the same sense that a red or a blue is.' Black
results from the
absence of color or of light. A surface that absorbs ill
colors or
K'
ah light rays will appear black.
It also behooves our Niscietie to know that not all
a
black are suitable for h er.
8
e., 1 oronto.
be
. out of line if sh has J prominent figure fault, such as proThe baishakuni
and
rrudmg posters or stooped shoulders. And if her hair is that
Mis. Matsujiro Murata of
undec.ded comb.nation of life-less black and mouse brunetlc the
black of satin, jersey and the
likes will only produce, in contrast.
F UJIWA RA - NI KA ID 0
a jarring effect. None too favourable are those blacks which
Carlton
arent
as all-black. Still in all, if can t be stressed too
, United Church was
---- the
i • j i definable
,
scene of a pretty wedding when
yhly that black ,s the only and the safest of all colors that anvPatricia- daughter of Mr.
body can wear without too much trouble.
and Mrs. Mitsu Nikaido of Alber
Our httle woman in black is usually a prize package of "class”
ta.- and Susumu, son of Mrs. Ai
its not infrequently that men are heard to
"Bov! she's .,ot
uUJ1rai'a °f Toronto’ and the late
■o i. Fujiwara, exchanged nuptial
77 Class -a term indicative of dignity and distinction. Yes
vows on Mav 21. Rev James AI
it
she wears black, c^po'loihi n..<7k
_ ■
...
. ’
Towe Studio Finley officiated.
i
I
-wui.c anemones ot interesting
N0BORU KAWAGUCHI
C ' or if the dress itself is designed in such a way as not to
j Given in marriage by her
Noboru Kawaguchi, eldest son
SHIKA TANI-KARATSU
Tl ,
C0S",me fM 1 Ural- ;tal flatter her no
) brother-in-law, Juichi Nakatsu
of Mrs. Suyeno Kawaguchi, died
d while adding that glamorous touch of the sedate, exotic Orient
May 28, Ivy Yukiye, fourth |
bnde was ^'ned in white
in a logging accident. Funeral n
atm with
Wlth a sweetheart neckline
for accessories, like costume jewellery, gloves, handbag etc '
neckline
services will be held on Sundar
Sunday dau£hter of Mr. and Mrs. Naoi- fsatin
chi
Karatsu,
and
Harry
Hideo
with
English
brocade
June 5, at the Ralph Day Funer
beLtv LT
^“S >’eflo"0 ^ Chinese
American
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tasa- and a Ion
long circular train. She
al Directors, 172 Danforth Awe
■be d, all of which are harmonious with black hair and
Toronto at 8 p.m.
" giro Shikatani, were united in I carned American beauty roses
costume, are generally ideal, for they're "warm" shades, befitting
marriage at Carlton Church at and lily of the valley.
waHey. Yoshiko
ie Oriental type. Of course, hard-and-fast rules cannot be laid
— Jean Nikaido, the sister of the
down because there are so many different skin tvpes even among
v n ao Hidiu ox Honor, weai*pb a gown of mauve organza
N.se.ettes, despite the fact they all have in common the color of
Best Wishes To
The New Canadian
over taffeta .and a matching bon
their hair and eyes.
See it
AKEMI JEWELLERY
"How beautiful my table looks,
set with 1847 Rogers Bros. SilverplateK’ say delighted owners.
As richly fashioned as sterling
silverware, 1847 Rogers Bros, gives
you long service too. See the four
gleaming patterns here right away.
Remembrance is a pattern with
delicate ornamentation perfectly
combined with modern simplicity.
Lovely with a monogram. Service
for 6, m 1847 Rogers Bros, pattern,
as low as $44.75
net. Etsuyo Yoshida was the
i
7 ‘he coloring of the skm is of chief significance and
I biidesmaid wearing a similiar
the costumes and beauty make-up a re built ammd it
gown of aqua. They both carried
This is
readily understandable because the ski
a bouquet of roses and carnations.
n surfaces of the face are
Harry Yamamoto was the best
the most conspicuous feature of a person and also cover quite" a
man and the ushers were George
th ” 7 -s
",iU1 theand the eyes- Tht
Nishimura and Kiyoshi Morimo
e
hair
«
usually
of
secondary importance: whereas the coloring
to.
the eyes is the third consideration. However, exceptions to this
Following the ceremony, the
, leceprion
was helc
held at the Chuno-tfZta 7
hair “
eyes are particularly
1reception
•
—
^
king Chop Sueyy House. The
“’
" S
S‘rab,e f° --Phasfze them above other
s couple left for a brief honey. moon to Niagara Falls. They are
A skin coloring of pale and sallow type will usually find our
. now residing at 9 Pears St., Tortale
woman havmg the most difficulty in dealing Ah black
£ onto.
:•
*
$
?:<
winch only serves to focus attention on the sdlowaei of her skm
On the other hand, such a striking contrast on!y heightens fo 1 3
ARINOBU-TABE
the
.mpression of an Oriental femme fatale with dLatic effect
FORT WILLIAM. — A spring
: wedding was solemnized on May
especially when she forgoes the use of rouge.
14, when Nancy Yasuko, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Tabe, and Saburo, second son of
Mr. M. Arinobu and the late Mrs.
Sadao Nikaido
TOWW STUDIO,
Arinobu, exchanged marriage
vows in Westley United Church. I
111 DUNDAS ST. W.
Rev. E. S. Stephens officiated.
TORONTO
The bride wore a gown of white
satin fashioned with a net yoke.
Tiny self covered buttons ornam
ented the back of the bodice while
the skirt was caught in front
with a white satin rosette. The
long sleeves formed lily points
over her hands and her floor
length veil cascaded from a cor
onet of seeded pearls. The bride
had an arm bouquet of red roses I
Upon its expansion
and fern.
Attendants were Miss Mary
Tabe, the bride’s sister and Miss
Katie Arinobu, the groom’s
MOTHERS ! !
sister, while Ken Arinobu was
Your baby grows too!
the - best man and the usher was
Why not record your
Joe Miyazaki.
aka-cnan s ’ progress
Reception took place at the
with fine photographs
Slovak Legion Hall, and follow
ing this, the couple departed for
from
a honeymoon to Toronto, Niagara
Falls, and Buffalo, U.S.A.
Mr. M. Kishimoto and Mr. and
Mrs. Nakamoto were the baishaI kunins. Mr. and Mrs. S. Arinobu
are now residing at 413 Connelly
For appointment phone PL 3884
St., Fort William,
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PAGE EIGHT
THE NEW CANADIAN
MCEHS OS SPORTS
The social highlight of the
Second Annual Ontario JCCA
Conference will be the dance
which is to be held on Saturday,
June 11 at the Rai Purdy Audi
torium. The public is cordially
invited, with the dance commenc
ing at 8.
The auditorium is on Queen
St. East between Church and
Victoria Sts. Admission is 75c.
Preceding the dance^ will be a
banquet for the delegates, observ
ers and supporters to be held at
Chungking Chop Suey starting
at 7 p.m.
Proficiency Award Goes
To Medicine Hat Nurse
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. —
Mary Shimbashi of Barnwell,
Alta., followed in the footsteps
of her sister, Miss Helen Shimbashi, R. N., in receiving the
award for general proficiency.
Her sister- took the prize in 1948.
Presentation of prizes were pre
sided over by Mayor Lang of
Medicine Hat.
WWW
Saturday, June 4, ip^
1
Nisei Bird Tourney Is Financial Success
The committee for the recent and a standing committee of Tatsly-held Nisei Open Badminton. Harada (chairman), Edzy Tsuji
Tournament
met to conclude moto and Jack T. Oki was ap
This is another innovation of the whitewashing that the NG
business for the 1948-49 season. pointed. They will be in office
is undergoing and will be a regular weekly feature as a part of
With a record number of 117 till another committee is formed
the weekend product. It will be mainly devoted to short inter
entries, the fees totalled ^221125. for next year’s tourney. Amongesting items in the realm of sports with the accent on the Nisei
The proceeds of the wind-up the decisions made -were that theangle. Tips or tidbits from our readers will be appreciated and
will be used in this column.
social amounted to $79.50, which Challenge trophies donated this;
brought the gross tournament year would be perpetuals, and.
take to $300.75. Total expenses that the chairman for next year’s,
Sub Miike who has been playing shortstop for Guelph in
the Intercounty Senior, top amateur league in Ontario, is prob
amounted to $226.20, which in tournament would come from the:
ably out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury. Last
cluded shuttles, $50 gym fee, $10 Metropolitan Nisei Badminton-.
to caretaker, prizes, etc. From Club, with St. F. X. to follow the.year, the dimunitive Sub played for Leamington where he batted
in the clean-up spot hitting above .300. Leamington won the
the balance of $74.55, it was de year after.
district championship and on the strength of his last year’s
cided to make a donation of
Among those present at the
playing, Guelph signed him.
$15 to the Metropolitan Church. meeting were, Johnny Tanaka,
The $59.55 left will be carried Tats Harada (chairman), Mi
over to next year’s tourney, and Akiyama, Edzy Tsujimoto, Matt
A Hawaiian footballer of Chinese and Japanese descent is
regarded as a potential quarterback of the University of Oregon
it was suggested that much of Matsui and Jack T. Oki.
football team. He is 163-pound Joe Tom whose running and
it be used to purchase challenge
And so it’s a belated farewell
trophies for the “B” class.
passing has caught Coach Jim Aiken who says his lack of height
to badminton for another year.
The committee was dissolved I
is the only handicap against his making the varsity. Joe Tom,
3 to
also a good baseballer, was expected to join Wally Yonamine in
the outfield of the Honolulu Athletics.
SB
Contract trouble ? Sammy Matsuo caused quite a stir in
Winnipeg diamond circles, if a diamond could be a circle. Last
year, the Nisei third sacker'captained the Smittv Inn team, and
this year he signed with the Elmwood Giants with the under
standing that he would be released. But now Snritty won’t let
Sammy go, what’ll they do? Get Happy?
Remember the baseball exhibition at the Millen Stadium,
Toronto ball fans, tonight, under the lights at 8:30. Wotcmo
Westerns
v ! an exhibition against the Canadian Legion team of the
Viaduct League.
byLorie
I
WITH SUPERB TONAL BEAUTY
COME — SEE —- HEAR —THEM AT
I
TORONTO RADIO HOSPITAL
1090 EGLINTON AVENUE WEST
Diamond
Iwo-tona mounting
with white top.
G-S
/
560
Diamond
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Creation
Duetto
PHILCO 411 — THE ALL PURPOSE PORTABLE
HELP WANTED
SCHOOL GIRL or young gii-1
UPHOLSTERS on chrome fur
to help with housework. Phone niture. Apply Metalix Ltd., TorOR 3833, Toronto.
.
onto. OR 4466.
GARDENER’S HELP, Sam
GIRL or woman for
housework, good wages, the Gardener, Phone TR 0549.
Private room arid
FOUR FACTORY workers, ex3 Diamond Rin, bath. OR. 1271 (Toronto).
perience not necessary.
Apply
Smart new creation Japanese woman to do J. Ward Bloom Ltd., Weston.
with white top <and alterations on new dresses, good Junction 1844. _____
shoulders.
pay and good working .conditions,
EXPERIENCED PAINTERS,
Camille Style Shoppe, 839 Lakes125
Apply
Edv New Toronto. Zone will pay good wages.
b4b4.
Hitoshi Kato, 160 Huron St.,
GOOD GENERAL MAID and Toronto. KI 7298.
plain cook. Small adult family, ~ LUMBER YARD WORKERS
highest wages, no heavy girl.
Experienced
yardmen,
hardF8EE^
Had Japanese girl for two years,
flooring operators and sawmill
now on her father’s farm. Quiet,
insurance
workers.
T. IT. Hancock Ltd.,
Every Regirterec
kind
people.
—
Wouldlike girl’ Toronto.
Lorie Forget.Me.
Not r '
with
some
mond
experience
and
• ured
speaks at least some English.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Apply Mrs. Reeve, 801 20th Ave.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
year.
W., Calgary.
S large rooms, solid brick, de
tached,
hot water heating, re
SALESMEN
WANTED .
decorated,
hardwood
JAPANESE - SALESMAN^ To cently
QUEEN CITY CREDIT
thi
oughout,
perfect
condition,
sell hospitalization and income
JEWELLERS
piotection, good commission and 369 Markham St. Toronto.
Lefty Nakamura, Mgr.
78 Queen St. VV.
renumeration. Leads supplied.
FOR RENT
Toronto
Apply R. Sacrob, 11 Jordan St.,*
*
*
*
bnrHR^ISHED
R°OM,
also
Toronto. PR 6686.
Japanese
welcomed.
104
Future Success
Bedford Road, RA 5753 (Toronto).
v
to
__
ROOMS WANTED
T"HREE
unfurnished
TWO ROOMS,
kitchen with
The New Canadian
sink.
For
business
couple
OL 5676
rooms, GL 8450. (Toronto).
Toronto.
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($75.00) with
i .or.d band ($36.50)
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Plays anywhere ........ indoors or out. A delightful companion ........ at home
.......
the cottage _....... at camp ........ on hikes ........ take it wherever you.
go.
Yes ....
it's lightweight ........ as easy to carry as a handbag. Th®
case is of shockproof plastic and comes in choice colors.
’
"
PURDY AUDITORIUM
•
Admission — ~5c
n
.
Dancing S-12
CONFERENCE BANQUET
aturday, June II
7:00 p.m.
.25 per person
preceding the Dance
For reservations:
The New Canadian — (day) — PL 5005
T. Kameoka — WA9934
$51.95
Now only
Battery Extra
PHILCO 704
A standout for tone, performance,
beauty and quality. Plays ten 12-inch
% tw&lve 10-inch records automatic
ally. Featherweight tone arm, permanept type needle. Has smart walnut
cabinet.
$129.95
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Mr. George Hisao Kondo and
family are now residing at 644
William Ave., Winnipeg!
Queen Sr. E
’nr Church St.
. ag
Jbu
P tvs
C
L
o
ONTARIO JCCA CONFERENCE
PHILCO 57
AM
Powerful 5-tube superhet circuitBuilt-in aerial. Has amazing sensitivity,
selectivity, streamlined piastic
Radio's
cabinet.
tune.
Easy
to
Greatest Value.
Only
"Especially For You"
Individually styled and cut
Custom-tadored to your
measure
Ladies and Gents’
odd slacks, jackets
and suits
Phone HA 5456
102 Cambridge Ave., Toronto
>
$29.95
TORONTO RADIO HOSPITAL
Tom Tateishi — Proprietor
1090 EGLINTON AVE. WEST __ ORchard 3320
Downtown Sales Representatives:
Dave Murakami — 83 Metcalfe — RA 8851
M. Yanagisawa — 659 Bathurst — OL 1427
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L cana
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THE NEW CANADIAN
MCEHS OS SPORTS
The social highlight of the
Second Annual Ontario JCCA
Conference will be the dance
which is to be held on Saturday,
June 11 at the Rai Purdy Audi
torium. The public is cordially
invited, with the dance commenc
ing at 8.
The auditorium is on Queen
St. East between Church and
Victoria Sts. Admission is 75c.
Preceding the dance^ will be a
banquet for the delegates, observ
ers and supporters to be held at
Chungking Chop Suey starting
at 7 p.m.
Proficiency Award Goes
To Medicine Hat Nurse
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. —
Mary Shimbashi of Barnwell,
Alta., followed in the footsteps
of her sister, Miss Helen Shimbashi, R. N., in receiving the
award for general proficiency.
Her sister- took the prize in 1948.
Presentation of prizes were pre
sided over by Mayor Lang of
Medicine Hat.
WWW
Saturday, June 4, ip^
1
Nisei Bird Tourney Is Financial Success
The committee for the recent and a standing committee of Tatsly-held Nisei Open Badminton. Harada (chairman), Edzy Tsuji
Tournament
met to conclude moto and Jack T. Oki was ap
This is another innovation of the whitewashing that the NG
business for the 1948-49 season. pointed. They will be in office
is undergoing and will be a regular weekly feature as a part of
With a record number of 117 till another committee is formed
the weekend product. It will be mainly devoted to short inter
entries, the fees totalled ^221125. for next year’s tourney. Amongesting items in the realm of sports with the accent on the Nisei
The proceeds of the wind-up the decisions made -were that theangle. Tips or tidbits from our readers will be appreciated and
will be used in this column.
social amounted to $79.50, which Challenge trophies donated this;
brought the gross tournament year would be perpetuals, and.
take to $300.75. Total expenses that the chairman for next year’s,
Sub Miike who has been playing shortstop for Guelph in
the Intercounty Senior, top amateur league in Ontario, is prob
amounted to $226.20, which in tournament would come from the:
ably out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury. Last
cluded shuttles, $50 gym fee, $10 Metropolitan Nisei Badminton-.
to caretaker, prizes, etc. From Club, with St. F. X. to follow the.year, the dimunitive Sub played for Leamington where he batted
in the clean-up spot hitting above .300. Leamington won the
the balance of $74.55, it was de year after.
district championship and on the strength of his last year’s
cided to make a donation of
Among those present at the
playing, Guelph signed him.
$15 to the Metropolitan Church. meeting were, Johnny Tanaka,
The $59.55 left will be carried Tats Harada (chairman), Mi
over to next year’s tourney, and Akiyama, Edzy Tsujimoto, Matt
A Hawaiian footballer of Chinese and Japanese descent is
regarded as a potential quarterback of the University of Oregon
it was suggested that much of Matsui and Jack T. Oki.
football team. He is 163-pound Joe Tom whose running and
it be used to purchase challenge
And so it’s a belated farewell
trophies for the “B” class.
passing has caught Coach Jim Aiken who says his lack of height
to badminton for another year.
The committee was dissolved I
is the only handicap against his making the varsity. Joe Tom,
3 to
also a good baseballer, was expected to join Wally Yonamine in
the outfield of the Honolulu Athletics.
SB
Contract trouble ? Sammy Matsuo caused quite a stir in
Winnipeg diamond circles, if a diamond could be a circle. Last
year, the Nisei third sacker'captained the Smittv Inn team, and
this year he signed with the Elmwood Giants with the under
standing that he would be released. But now Snritty won’t let
Sammy go, what’ll they do? Get Happy?
Remember the baseball exhibition at the Millen Stadium,
Toronto ball fans, tonight, under the lights at 8:30. Wotcmo
Westerns
v ! an exhibition against the Canadian Legion team of the
Viaduct League.
byLorie
I
WITH SUPERB TONAL BEAUTY
COME — SEE —- HEAR —THEM AT
I
TORONTO RADIO HOSPITAL
1090 EGLINTON AVENUE WEST
Diamond
Iwo-tona mounting
with white top.
G-S
/
560
Diamond
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Creation
Duetto
PHILCO 411 — THE ALL PURPOSE PORTABLE
HELP WANTED
SCHOOL GIRL or young gii-1
UPHOLSTERS on chrome fur
to help with housework. Phone niture. Apply Metalix Ltd., TorOR 3833, Toronto.
.
onto. OR 4466.
GARDENER’S HELP, Sam
GIRL or woman for
housework, good wages, the Gardener, Phone TR 0549.
Private room arid
FOUR FACTORY workers, ex3 Diamond Rin, bath. OR. 1271 (Toronto).
perience not necessary.
Apply
Smart new creation Japanese woman to do J. Ward Bloom Ltd., Weston.
with white top <and alterations on new dresses, good Junction 1844. _____
shoulders.
pay and good working .conditions,
EXPERIENCED PAINTERS,
Camille Style Shoppe, 839 Lakes125
Apply
Edv New Toronto. Zone will pay good wages.
b4b4.
Hitoshi Kato, 160 Huron St.,
GOOD GENERAL MAID and Toronto. KI 7298.
plain cook. Small adult family, ~ LUMBER YARD WORKERS
highest wages, no heavy girl.
Experienced
yardmen,
hardF8EE^
Had Japanese girl for two years,
flooring operators and sawmill
now on her father’s farm. Quiet,
insurance
workers.
T. IT. Hancock Ltd.,
Every Regirterec
kind
people.
—
Wouldlike girl’ Toronto.
Lorie Forget.Me.
Not r '
with
some
mond
experience
and
• ured
speaks at least some English.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Apply Mrs. Reeve, 801 20th Ave.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
year.
W., Calgary.
S large rooms, solid brick, de
tached,
hot water heating, re
SALESMEN
WANTED .
decorated,
hardwood
JAPANESE - SALESMAN^ To cently
QUEEN CITY CREDIT
thi
oughout,
perfect
condition,
sell hospitalization and income
JEWELLERS
piotection, good commission and 369 Markham St. Toronto.
Lefty Nakamura, Mgr.
78 Queen St. VV.
renumeration. Leads supplied.
FOR RENT
Toronto
Apply R. Sacrob, 11 Jordan St.,*
*
*
*
bnrHR^ISHED
R°OM,
also
Toronto. PR 6686.
Japanese
welcomed.
104
Future Success
Bedford Road, RA 5753 (Toronto).
v
to
__
ROOMS WANTED
T"HREE
unfurnished
TWO ROOMS,
kitchen with
The New Canadian
sink.
For
business
couple
OL 5676
rooms, GL 8450. (Toronto).
Toronto.
^ as
I is
| cit
($75.00) with
i .or.d band ($36.50)
P
H
1
«^Miim
ln
h het
t it 1
blu
1
mo:
J
>
16-i
J ] leas
'' teer
I inS
Iw
I wha
l "str:
i^^MasoosMSssmsma
Plays anywhere ........ indoors or out. A delightful companion ........ at home
.......
the cottage _....... at camp ........ on hikes ........ take it wherever you.
go.
Yes ....
it's lightweight ........ as easy to carry as a handbag. Th®
case is of shockproof plastic and comes in choice colors.
’
"
PURDY AUDITORIUM
•
Admission — ~5c
n
.
Dancing S-12
CONFERENCE BANQUET
aturday, June II
7:00 p.m.
.25 per person
preceding the Dance
For reservations:
The New Canadian — (day) — PL 5005
T. Kameoka — WA9934
$51.95
Now only
Battery Extra
PHILCO 704
A standout for tone, performance,
beauty and quality. Plays ten 12-inch
% tw&lve 10-inch records automatic
ally. Featherweight tone arm, permanept type needle. Has smart walnut
cabinet.
$129.95
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Mr. George Hisao Kondo and
family are now residing at 644
William Ave., Winnipeg!
Queen Sr. E
’nr Church St.
. ag
Jbu
P tvs
C
L
o
ONTARIO JCCA CONFERENCE
PHILCO 57
AM
Powerful 5-tube superhet circuitBuilt-in aerial. Has amazing sensitivity,
selectivity, streamlined piastic
Radio's
cabinet.
tune.
Easy
to
Greatest Value.
Only
"Especially For You"
Individually styled and cut
Custom-tadored to your
measure
Ladies and Gents’
odd slacks, jackets
and suits
Phone HA 5456
102 Cambridge Ave., Toronto
>
$29.95
TORONTO RADIO HOSPITAL
Tom Tateishi — Proprietor
1090 EGLINTON AVE. WEST __ ORchard 3320
Downtown Sales Representatives:
Dave Murakami — 83 Metcalfe — RA 8851
M. Yanagisawa — 659 Bathurst — OL 1427
l coloi
L cana
1 drap
I of al
A of 1(
3 ence.
Sis a
"'hid
g other
fore (
( These
j? for t
s adorn
- specie
? to be
u unbias
I
The
| essent
Jacketi
| Ucally
| biack,
i °n, ad
I sonieti
I Such a
B On t
B ^be te
jj known
f called ;
tte^ on
I ?a'e bf
I ‘be sty
I fame is
and a ‘
* this bio
(Cc