Page 1
THE NEW CANADIAN
______
Vol. 12
^dependent Weekly For Canadians of Japanese Origin
TORONTO, ONT. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1949.
Nisei Woman Who Went to Japan 25 Years Ago
Returning to Canada to Study Music in Toronto
$6 per 1 year — 10c Per Copy
Navy Good Life
Says Nisei Tar
About a quarter of a century
back,
Chimaki Kamakura, then a
On a month’s furlough, Able
Just Passing Through
small girl of nine or ten living'
Seaman Lanky Inouye, one of
By KEN ADACHI
in Victoria, B. C., went to Japan
three Nisei in the Royal Can
adian Navy, dropping into The
with her parents who were reMimmertime. . . .
turning to their homeland. ToNew Canadian office yesterday,
Summer over? Well, hardly. day, at the age of 35, she is on
said that he enjoyed the life the
That’s what I thought but look her way back to Canada and she
navy offered him.
ing at the morning paper the will come to Toronto to continue
He said that he got along fine
other week, I noticed a column with her study* in music.
in the navy with both the officers
where the writer gave out with
and men. He plans to make a
She lived in Victoria, B. C.,
a rather plaintive farewell to where her father was a tailor
career of the navy and hopes to
summer, a. requiem, nd less. I before she went to Matsumoto
apply for commission.
thought it was slightly prema City* in Nagano Prefecture.
Inouye has now completed his
ture to be tearing off sad fare
training
in Esquimalt, B. C., and
She was attending Toy*o Eiwa
wells to the good old summer School in Tokyo where her talent
after his furlough he will pro
time. Perhaps it was wishful as a pianist was noted by* a misceed
to the east coast to Halifax,
Jack Hemmy
thinking on his part.
N. S. where he will be re-assign
sionary, and through her assisTHE RADIO GROUP from Japan and Korea who toured
But you never know with this tance. Miss Kamakura, is able to
ed.
Ontario and Quebec last week. The party has now returned to
tricky Southern Ontario weather. return to Canada.
Speaking of the West Coast in
•k.
From
left
to
right,
Song
Young
Ho,
Michio
Uda,
It’s hot as hades for a while and
general, he said that he would
Miss Teruko Ihara, Park Kyung Ho, Miss Kim Ok Yol, and Shethen the next thing you know it’s Tokyo Issues Extras
not care to live there and show
genao Nakamura.
cold. Today it’s a coolish high About Swim Win
ed preference for eastern Can
ada.
*
of 75 degrees as forecast by the
TOKYO. — The Tokyo dailies
weatherman. And to think that
put out extra editions about the
just last week we were sweating
Governor's Son—Nisei
performers of the Japanese
and cussing under that tropical
Are Partners
swimmers in Los Angeles. Excit
95-plus
temperature,
There’s ed Tokyo crowds eagerly bought
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — A
nothing so maddeninc as that
chance
meeting last year between
up the extras to read about the
s’ FRANCISCO, Calif. — army, whd® with the defendant
thing called humidity' that is
victories
of Hashizume and Two prisoners of Japan, who were connected with the Zero Earl Warren Jr., the second son
bandied about by everyone. It’s
Furuhashi.
were plucked from out of the Hour, the Radio Tokyo program of California’s governor, and
not the heat, it’s the humidity,
POW ranks to broadcast on over which the defendant is ac George Inouye, has resulted in
they say*. No kidding! But are we
Radio Tokyo during the war, last cused of making treasonable the formation of a profitable
rid of the heat ? Personally, I PEN PALS MEET
week came to the aid of Iva broadcasts to demoralize Ameri partnership. The two have organ
AFTER 12 YEARS
doubt it.
ized the “E & G Preserving Co.”,
Toguri d’Aquino, on trial for can fighting men.
Met a friend of mine who took
'
an
outfit that goes diving for sea
TOKYO. — Twelve years ago treason as the alleged “Tokyo
a trip to Vancouver recently*. an American advertised in a
Both said the Zero Hour, j urchins, chops them for their
Rose” of Japan’s wartime radio
Commenting about the weather Tokyo newspaper for someone to
though designed by the Japanese eggs, and preserves them for a
as her attorneys opened the case
on the west coast, he said that it write to him about Japan. To
as a “homesicky” program to caviar-like product called “uni”.
in her defense.
" as damp and wet out there. this, one Japanese replied and'
It is the first and only one of
They were Charles H. Cousens, demoralize the efforts of the
Shades of the Atomic Bomb, he they became pen pals.
American fighting men, was in its kind in the entire country.
formerly a major with the Aussays.
The American, Capt. Harold tralian „ army, and Major Wal actuality a program to entertain They are without competitors in
And speaking of Vancouver, Thomas of Hagerstown, Md., ar
lace E. Ince of the United States and keep up th morale of the this joint venture of preserving
our old home stand, it’s interest rived in Japan in April of last
troops.
and marketing “uni”.
ing to read the dailies. Scanning
year, while the Japanese, Toshiya Granted Permanent
Both said that Mrs. d’Aquino
the sport pages. I.note that the
Newspaper readers in Japan
Mori of Tokyo, a lieutenant in Stay By Congress
aided
the .American and allied
V ancouver Capilanos are having
may
soon be reading accounts of
the Japanese Army in Man
prisoners of war with purchases
a banner year, coasting along in
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
—
A
the
United
States evacuation of
churia, was repatriated last year.
on the black market of fruits
second place a few games back
persons of Japanese ancestry
The two finally met recently Washington woman has been and vegetables and medicines.
of the leading Yakima Bears. Lasaved
from
deportation
to
Japan
from the Pacific Coast in 1942.
to chat in a mixture of Japanese
ciosse is still the big thing out and English.
by a special act of Congress, the
on the west coast. It’s Adanacs
JACL
—ADC was informed late
Thomas tried to locate Mori,
”i the top spot with my old
last
week.
but the latter’s home had been
fa\orites, the Salmonbellies, still
The woman, Mrs. Pearl Shizu
burnt down and was unable to
fighting for a play-off spot.
ko
Okada Pape, who entered the
locate him. Meanwhile, Mori,
Summer, coming back to that
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Benow an electrical salesman, wrote country in 1927 as the wife of
subject, seems to be apparently
an
American
naval
officer,
was
fore
a packed ballroom that
to Maryland and the two finally
on the wane though.
Already
granted
permanent
residence
numbered over 1300 at the
learned each other’s where
‘OOiball is in the air what with
status
by
the
act.
Riviera Country .Club on Aug.
abouts.
the exhibition game last week
Born in Amoy, China-, Mrs. 21, Miss Terri Holcada, 24, was
between the Argos and the Win- warned to buy their books ahead Pape came to the United States crowned queen of the Nisei Week
Weg Blue Bombers in which the of time to avoid the big rush. after her marriage to Willard Festival for 1949 by Reiko Inou
oionto team rode rough shod Out in Timmins, it’s snowing. Pape, on a temporary visa. The ye, Miss Nisei of 1941.
The
o'ei Jie W esterners. And notice Need I say more?
couple settled in Seattle where, coronation climaxed a hectic
big hockey trade between
September with its tense World periodically, Mrs. Pape received contest of six weeks in L. A.
Detroit and Boston?
Series atmosphere is arriving. an extension on her permit to reIn a very colourful ceremony,
Better enjoy- summer while you Will the Cards get the National main.
Terri Hokoda of the Downtown
can.^ First thing you know, you League pennant, will the Yankees
Evacuated during the war, LA JACL chapter was selected
" on i be able to immerse your falter and fail in their efforts to Mrs. Pape subsequently came to queen out of six other aspirants.
self m the oil slick down at Han- protect their A. L. lead and will Washington where she worked She and her court of six attendians Point or Sunnyside or go Toronto make the playoffs ? To for OSS, the State Department ants invited the city of Los
on that exhilirating ferry- ride these, I hope the answer will be and Army Map Service. Since Angeles to participate in the
aero&> the harbour where you al- yes.
the end of the war she has been week long festivities.
^ofl have to commit mayhem to
Summer although it is only employed by a downtown depart
Mayor Flecher Bowron accept^vVggie through the massed two-thirds over has been event ment store.
ed an official invitation from
voices of a sweating humanity- ful what with the elections, the
Mrs. Pape was divorced in the queen and her entourage to
'^^fder to set foot on the islands. wave of crime, drownings, beauty 1944.
open the Nisei Week on the city
tried it once, to my lasting re- pageants
and
other
things
Until passage of the private hall steps on Monday, Aug. 15.
sweeping the news.
law, Mrs. Pape was subject to
The queen and her court
Dov mown stores are advertisNoticed a few Nisei lads sport- deportation to Japan, although selected the King and Queen of
fur- coats, fall .hats and all : ing bright green trousers and a the action was held in abeyance
the Baby Show on Tuesdav.
lia that one generally violent shade of red shirt a few , by the Justice Department pend- Saturday Vnd Sunday climaxed
ful Japanese tradition — the
"’ears to ward off the cold. Im- days agt). Progress—it’s wonder- ing final settlement of her resi
the
Week
when
thousands
milled
outdoor street dance or the “onsgine' High school students are ful, it’s confusing!
dence status.
j into Li’l Tpkio to witness a color- do”
Ex-POW’s Testify for Defense in “Rose” Trial
Say Program Boosted Allied Fighting Morale
Terri Hokoda Chosen As Nisei Week Queen
Mayor Bowren Officially Opens Festival
______
Vol. 12
^dependent Weekly For Canadians of Japanese Origin
TORONTO, ONT. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1949.
Nisei Woman Who Went to Japan 25 Years Ago
Returning to Canada to Study Music in Toronto
$6 per 1 year — 10c Per Copy
Navy Good Life
Says Nisei Tar
About a quarter of a century
back,
Chimaki Kamakura, then a
On a month’s furlough, Able
Just Passing Through
small girl of nine or ten living'
Seaman Lanky Inouye, one of
By KEN ADACHI
in Victoria, B. C., went to Japan
three Nisei in the Royal Can
adian Navy, dropping into The
with her parents who were reMimmertime. . . .
turning to their homeland. ToNew Canadian office yesterday,
Summer over? Well, hardly. day, at the age of 35, she is on
said that he enjoyed the life the
That’s what I thought but look her way back to Canada and she
navy offered him.
ing at the morning paper the will come to Toronto to continue
He said that he got along fine
other week, I noticed a column with her study* in music.
in the navy with both the officers
where the writer gave out with
and men. He plans to make a
She lived in Victoria, B. C.,
a rather plaintive farewell to where her father was a tailor
career of the navy and hopes to
summer, a. requiem, nd less. I before she went to Matsumoto
apply for commission.
thought it was slightly prema City* in Nagano Prefecture.
Inouye has now completed his
ture to be tearing off sad fare
training
in Esquimalt, B. C., and
She was attending Toy*o Eiwa
wells to the good old summer School in Tokyo where her talent
after his furlough he will pro
time. Perhaps it was wishful as a pianist was noted by* a misceed
to the east coast to Halifax,
Jack Hemmy
thinking on his part.
N. S. where he will be re-assign
sionary, and through her assisTHE RADIO GROUP from Japan and Korea who toured
But you never know with this tance. Miss Kamakura, is able to
ed.
Ontario and Quebec last week. The party has now returned to
tricky Southern Ontario weather. return to Canada.
Speaking of the West Coast in
•k.
From
left
to
right,
Song
Young
Ho,
Michio
Uda,
It’s hot as hades for a while and
general, he said that he would
Miss Teruko Ihara, Park Kyung Ho, Miss Kim Ok Yol, and Shethen the next thing you know it’s Tokyo Issues Extras
not care to live there and show
genao Nakamura.
cold. Today it’s a coolish high About Swim Win
ed preference for eastern Can
ada.
*
of 75 degrees as forecast by the
TOKYO. — The Tokyo dailies
weatherman. And to think that
put out extra editions about the
just last week we were sweating
Governor's Son—Nisei
performers of the Japanese
and cussing under that tropical
Are Partners
swimmers in Los Angeles. Excit
95-plus
temperature,
There’s ed Tokyo crowds eagerly bought
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — A
nothing so maddeninc as that
chance
meeting last year between
up the extras to read about the
s’ FRANCISCO, Calif. — army, whd® with the defendant
thing called humidity' that is
victories
of Hashizume and Two prisoners of Japan, who were connected with the Zero Earl Warren Jr., the second son
bandied about by everyone. It’s
Furuhashi.
were plucked from out of the Hour, the Radio Tokyo program of California’s governor, and
not the heat, it’s the humidity,
POW ranks to broadcast on over which the defendant is ac George Inouye, has resulted in
they say*. No kidding! But are we
Radio Tokyo during the war, last cused of making treasonable the formation of a profitable
rid of the heat ? Personally, I PEN PALS MEET
week came to the aid of Iva broadcasts to demoralize Ameri partnership. The two have organ
AFTER 12 YEARS
doubt it.
ized the “E & G Preserving Co.”,
Toguri d’Aquino, on trial for can fighting men.
Met a friend of mine who took
'
an
outfit that goes diving for sea
TOKYO. — Twelve years ago treason as the alleged “Tokyo
a trip to Vancouver recently*. an American advertised in a
Both said the Zero Hour, j urchins, chops them for their
Rose” of Japan’s wartime radio
Commenting about the weather Tokyo newspaper for someone to
though designed by the Japanese eggs, and preserves them for a
as her attorneys opened the case
on the west coast, he said that it write to him about Japan. To
as a “homesicky” program to caviar-like product called “uni”.
in her defense.
" as damp and wet out there. this, one Japanese replied and'
It is the first and only one of
They were Charles H. Cousens, demoralize the efforts of the
Shades of the Atomic Bomb, he they became pen pals.
American fighting men, was in its kind in the entire country.
formerly a major with the Aussays.
The American, Capt. Harold tralian „ army, and Major Wal actuality a program to entertain They are without competitors in
And speaking of Vancouver, Thomas of Hagerstown, Md., ar
lace E. Ince of the United States and keep up th morale of the this joint venture of preserving
our old home stand, it’s interest rived in Japan in April of last
troops.
and marketing “uni”.
ing to read the dailies. Scanning
year, while the Japanese, Toshiya Granted Permanent
Both said that Mrs. d’Aquino
the sport pages. I.note that the
Newspaper readers in Japan
Mori of Tokyo, a lieutenant in Stay By Congress
aided
the .American and allied
V ancouver Capilanos are having
may
soon be reading accounts of
the Japanese Army in Man
prisoners of war with purchases
a banner year, coasting along in
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
—
A
the
United
States evacuation of
churia, was repatriated last year.
on the black market of fruits
second place a few games back
persons of Japanese ancestry
The two finally met recently Washington woman has been and vegetables and medicines.
of the leading Yakima Bears. Lasaved
from
deportation
to
Japan
from the Pacific Coast in 1942.
to chat in a mixture of Japanese
ciosse is still the big thing out and English.
by a special act of Congress, the
on the west coast. It’s Adanacs
JACL
—ADC was informed late
Thomas tried to locate Mori,
”i the top spot with my old
last
week.
but the latter’s home had been
fa\orites, the Salmonbellies, still
The woman, Mrs. Pearl Shizu
burnt down and was unable to
fighting for a play-off spot.
ko
Okada Pape, who entered the
locate him. Meanwhile, Mori,
Summer, coming back to that
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Benow an electrical salesman, wrote country in 1927 as the wife of
subject, seems to be apparently
an
American
naval
officer,
was
fore
a packed ballroom that
to Maryland and the two finally
on the wane though.
Already
granted
permanent
residence
numbered over 1300 at the
learned each other’s where
‘OOiball is in the air what with
status
by
the
act.
Riviera Country .Club on Aug.
abouts.
the exhibition game last week
Born in Amoy, China-, Mrs. 21, Miss Terri Holcada, 24, was
between the Argos and the Win- warned to buy their books ahead Pape came to the United States crowned queen of the Nisei Week
Weg Blue Bombers in which the of time to avoid the big rush. after her marriage to Willard Festival for 1949 by Reiko Inou
oionto team rode rough shod Out in Timmins, it’s snowing. Pape, on a temporary visa. The ye, Miss Nisei of 1941.
The
o'ei Jie W esterners. And notice Need I say more?
couple settled in Seattle where, coronation climaxed a hectic
big hockey trade between
September with its tense World periodically, Mrs. Pape received contest of six weeks in L. A.
Detroit and Boston?
Series atmosphere is arriving. an extension on her permit to reIn a very colourful ceremony,
Better enjoy- summer while you Will the Cards get the National main.
Terri Hokoda of the Downtown
can.^ First thing you know, you League pennant, will the Yankees
Evacuated during the war, LA JACL chapter was selected
" on i be able to immerse your falter and fail in their efforts to Mrs. Pape subsequently came to queen out of six other aspirants.
self m the oil slick down at Han- protect their A. L. lead and will Washington where she worked She and her court of six attendians Point or Sunnyside or go Toronto make the playoffs ? To for OSS, the State Department ants invited the city of Los
on that exhilirating ferry- ride these, I hope the answer will be and Army Map Service. Since Angeles to participate in the
aero&> the harbour where you al- yes.
the end of the war she has been week long festivities.
^ofl have to commit mayhem to
Summer although it is only employed by a downtown depart
Mayor Flecher Bowron accept^vVggie through the massed two-thirds over has been event ment store.
ed an official invitation from
voices of a sweating humanity- ful what with the elections, the
Mrs. Pape was divorced in the queen and her entourage to
'^^fder to set foot on the islands. wave of crime, drownings, beauty 1944.
open the Nisei Week on the city
tried it once, to my lasting re- pageants
and
other
things
Until passage of the private hall steps on Monday, Aug. 15.
sweeping the news.
law, Mrs. Pape was subject to
The queen and her court
Dov mown stores are advertisNoticed a few Nisei lads sport- deportation to Japan, although selected the King and Queen of
fur- coats, fall .hats and all : ing bright green trousers and a the action was held in abeyance
the Baby Show on Tuesdav.
lia that one generally violent shade of red shirt a few , by the Justice Department pend- Saturday Vnd Sunday climaxed
ful Japanese tradition — the
"’ears to ward off the cold. Im- days agt). Progress—it’s wonder- ing final settlement of her resi
the
Week
when
thousands
milled
outdoor street dance or the “onsgine' High school students are ful, it’s confusing!
dence status.
j into Li’l Tpkio to witness a color- do”
Ex-POW’s Testify for Defense in “Rose” Trial
Say Program Boosted Allied Fighting Morale
Terri Hokoda Chosen As Nisei Week Queen
Mayor Bowren Officially Opens Festival
Page 2
PAGE TWO
The New Canadian
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Your Legal
Problems
Wednesday, Aug. 24. u4s
1Xi
Last month in Los Angeles, rental fee per p
Yasuo Kuniyoshi, the noted exhibits.
painter, eagerly took his wife ■
„ ----- i Again artiste
over to East 1st street between • asked to
k ■
C01W;.;
Main and Spring streets to see ! paintings? Yet thev f‘•'{° ^
the ‘‘big hotel” he had yvorked ' for such work ’iaienoLPaM
in « a Md to his teens.
j perX„X
4?
Question. The other day I was
run into by a car. I was able to
^’°.Takata------ ----------------- ----- Editor.
obtain the licence number. Where
Uraezuld--------------------- Japanese Section Editor
can I obtain the owner’s name and
nen Mori
u
•
Advertising
address, and can I lay a charge
479 Queen st. W. — PLaza 5005
He had remembered it as bein
of hit-and-run driving against
Toronto, Ont.
is paid.
him ?
the best in the city.
He had
Artists Equity would set
worked as a bellhop there and
Office Hours:
1
specific
standards for dealer
Subscription, in Advance:
Answer. )ou can obtain the earned $2.50 a. week.
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m
artist relationships, museun$3.00 for six months
owner’s name by searching at the
Monday to Friday.
The painter whose work now artist relationships^ indu^t^
$6.00 per one year
Parliament Buildings, and the hangs in numerous galleries
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
and artist relationships.
]t
chances
of laying the charge men
Saturday.
museums
and
who
is
represented
’' provide legal help for members.
Night Calls:
tioned are very- good. You should in many famous private collec
consult
the Crown Prosecutor in tions looked now at the buildin0- Its long range objectives include
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042
T. Takata RA. 2719
the enlarging of the audience for
your district.
before him. Like any- other adult American
*
*
—i painting and sculpturgoing
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
o back to a scene from his i
and aiding in the developQuestion. The landlord of my youth,
he found that it had ment of these
apartment has refused to repair shrunk to the proportions of his
But for Kuniyoshi and othe
the plumbing, does he have to do childhood.
Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1949
He found himself j interested
in pushin
so? If so how can I compel him looking at a dark and gloomyArtist
; Equity, organizational work i
to do so ?
LOOKING UP
remnant of his past.
tough.
It U
had
way back.
au been
ucwi a long
ions; wav
back
n
Answer. Yes the landlord must
, He had come to the' United „pe
S"t T
repair the plumbing, if he refuses
States in 1906 as a youth of 13 ™J; »t/
’ - !S h"'
to do so, your only recourse is to years. It w.as a tough^Xes!
sue him. It is possible, hoyvey-er,
Dear Arabella:
T
Home is a film interpretation of to repair it yourself, and to deduct
Trivia today,
00 hot for I the Eugene O’Neill plays. De- this amount from the rent, and if vallPv
J
P
, But he continues to do so.
thought.
he
sues you for non-payment of grape vines,
wife,
1 Right by his side is his *
I serves column in itself for comThis week I’ve been catching I ment.
iren^ you yvill have a valid defenseDespite much n^!!8^ IKetain the plumber’s bill how- valleys and picked apricots.
I
M‘Va slight
up on my- favorite literature_ screen hacking
Ford
caught
the
He
went
to
Neyv
York
in
1910,
|
b
6 haiL
ever.
comic books. Research has prov O’Neill
u
•
Mrs.
Kuniy-oshi
is
secretary,
mood well, methought.
still a youngster.
1
en fruitful. In ancient comic Man’s puny’- helplessness against
e woi^ed at . wife and Kuniyoshi’s most faiths
strip came across food idea which
Question. I wish to obtain a lockaway beach as a waiter,
nil admirer. She calms him down
lelentless Fate (in the presence
Looking back, the painter
makes me wonder yvhy it hasn’t
yvhen he gets overly excited,
of the Sea) yvas yvell underlined. divorce, my husband has deserted I could bridge the
been widely adopted. This is the
years
me.
Can
I
obtain
a
divorce
on
which
And atmosphere was perfect __
"’
donut-with-a-cool-hole.
these grounds ? I have heard that brought the art-huugryAid Uo hard' They talk, like so many
went
out
of
theater
into
Yonge
the
top
Take a light flufflv donut
flight of American ,1 married coupses, as a team.
i '
[street with smells^ of fog and it is possible.
artists.
(neavy greasy ones ruled
| When one needs a yvord, the other
out), wharves and seabound freighters
Answer. There is no such law in
Perhaps more important yet
Drop a scoop of ice cream (your|®tiII linSering in our nostrils.
i supplies- it yvithout any disrupCanada, the only grounds for was his growth,
TZit‘/aro'’ '" the hole. I Brings back
mental and j tion in the discussion. With her
Vancouver feeling divorce is adultery, or evidence emotional, to an
I huS a donut-with-a-cool-hole.
wholesale.
artist whose ! gentle manner and her calm atshowing the same. You may be outlook is
Apropos cool summer tasties
Stagecoach
whose maim' titude’
Kuniyoshi complewonder why more eating spots tern classic is the Ford Wes- confused with the law in England for the welfare f
tOday
1S
'
ments
her
dynamic
’ challenging
«on t serve peaches with ice John Wavne Ihis film made where some such provision exists.
A X T / feI1°W artists’ I
husband.
cream? Either fresh or canned bits by Claire Also memorable This would only be important if Lotion IU,„
Ho ls a shor‘>
'
Trevor and Thom- your husband were domiciled in iXh
I
peaches, depending on
oTl^
.of shaggy grey hair and
season, as Mitchell. If you have a chance England.
Last summer I walked
into a. to see it and Long Voyage Home
working for*
T
Gnergy small moustache.
He wears
Spadina street restaurant asking ‘don’t miss it.
woikmg tor the oetterment of ho
’
rn-rimmed glasses that look
:hc ancient arch-villian. Bren conditions for other artists.
for this dish.
%
large
for his high-cheeked face
Waitress asks is it on
has all the Ford nan seems so evil and mean I
Artists, Kuniy-oshi says, are a
and
he
menu ?
would have exulted even if the self-centered lot. Thats why he face i has a grin that cuts his
Nope but you could
in two.
J ^es an. authentic Chinese dinner aero had kicked the life out of
rustle it up . . . ymfve
L
is probably more proud of Artists
He
speaks in the vernacular.
variety and comprehensive- mm with his high-heeled boots,
peaches in that fruit salad tlwre.
yeeord
of
signing
up
nes.
UP i Indeed, it would probably be iinHow would you make it? asks I bi ?• Or perhaps even more, a the hero doesn’t though; the
members than he is of the
g-time
circus ■ieros brother shoots him daid numerous awards he has won in । possible for him to speak form
the waitress.
Heck, cut up featuring'
galaxy of skilled hurray!
peaches into quarters and throw performers
a long and prize-studded career. ally. His manner is brisk and
under the assured
Only the fadeout seemed phony
His yvork for Artists Equity boyish. During his current stay
° SCO°PS °f iCG cream- guidance '
of ringmaster John in this gloriously lusty film. Ron- I has taken more than just time, at Mills college, Oakland, where
s ie does and whirls w-hipped Ford
da and brother Ward
cream on top. Looks real fancy.
tydiQ Bond
bond are it Jias also meant fighting he is teaching a summer course,
Hoyy much? yve ask. I dunno, I
I he. “to be or not to be’’ sol going off again into the horizon against slander and instinuation. he has taken a delight in upset
ting all minor rules.
she says, never served one be iloquy from H
ilet is declaimed (Hopalong Cassidy does it all the recently Artists Equity was the
fore. I’ll charge fifteen cents bit on a saloon table. An operating time.) The pure virtuous hero- subject of an attack by Rep. I He is a completely- irrepressible
don’t tell the boss (over bv cash scene vaguely- reminiscent of Dr. me (I don t know if she is_ ~but GGor§'e Dondero of Michigan'I। man, whose vivid manner does
not suggest the tirelessly patient
register), hey?
Haven’t gone Kildare throbs with conflicting :?he looks as if - she is) becomes ("’ho aI!e?ed that the organiza
organiza- artist he actually- is.
back for another so don’t know passions involving the two loves schoolmarm for the new-tamed tion was a Communist front.
His output is low, perhaps ten
if on menu yet. If so, probably of Doc Holliday, one assisting as toyvn of Tombstone.
Fonda
Such charges, Kuniyoshi savs,
would cost much more.
More nurse, the other being cut up on wishes her farewell and in final have resulted in at least one or twelve pictures a year. Some
fun spreading the gospel to other the table. Also seen are cattle- and only clinch for him and her good thing. For the first time, of his paintings take two years
for completion.
pecks her a brotherly peck on “ ar^s^s’ critic
places anyway
old-style gun duels, one
:, museum curators
He likes to work on a number
maiden cheek, mouthing and others have Joined in
Surprising, but even now often dousing' of the fiery- and sexya
deof
things at one time and generfaced, with quizzical waitresses Other Woman in the horse- hesitant and coy- promises about termined effort to fight such
all
or seven paintings
when we order coffee and ice trough , shotgun killings, wild- dropping in at the little red unfair criticism.
oing
at
once.
cream. And yet, what better way riding chases all over the desert schoolhouse next time he’s L.
Artists Equity,' the Issei says
in
Kuniyoshi’s art has never been
is there to
landscape, and a church square own. Then off he gallops as the I
a non-political organization,
cream ?
tatic.
Like other good aitists
heroine
watches
him
go
to
dance. Only thing missing was
the : It was organized in March. 1947, he has gone through "‘phase
Burl Ives and guitar. Sum swelling chorus of “O my darlin’. । to further the economic interests
There was that phase whe he
O my darlin' . . .’CIRCUS — Went total s presented
ot American artists.
with robust
out of my way to catch a late
painted primarily cows, and
Shouldn’t kick, I guess, warn’t I “A lot of cockeyed thi
gusto and obvious enthusiasm by
showing of John Ford’s My aH concerned. A heck of a lot supposed to be Adult Entertai
go other when he did many pa.:
n- j *n the art world, he says in his
mgs of fattish, knowing Htur
Darling Clementine last week. of fun.
ment. Shucks.
i " respressible
way.
’
’
Artists
boys.
Then he painted those
Very much worth the time and
I
I have been damned fools
effort. Rowdy
in
the
beautiful
sensuous
women
ter
happens
in
film
ClemenBefore goingJuX They re always
which he has become so famouswith Henry Fonda. Vic Mature. tine that we do not expect to lh"X "
ior
nothing.
”
mention a book I;
Linda Darnell, V alter Brennan happen. We know what is com
art style changed
By way of exampl e he points course.
In his early days n
and scads of good character ing every minute—yet each bit picked up m horary. Title: The
Technique
of
the
Love
Affair
O
.
continually
painting; = had a two-dimension3
actors having themselves a whale m done so deftly and skillfullv
Written by woman for women" J
submit paint- quality and he worked in Dtp?
of a time.
to take on the air of something‘ gs iOr exhibit
In one such clear areas of color. They vere
new and novel. While Fonda Only one chanter in ir
Head
it
so
Rd
knowwhM
’
m
^
S
~
Wit bin
year have
received 2,000 stay, spritely paintings.
(hero) was excellent. Mature
and reli:
against. Most cynical book ‘ IW ?lhe co?t to the artists
mr Ford
guy) convincing and
- 1 hackair;n<>h*
ng and two-dimensional
Darnell (Other Woman f eye- read in long while.
ir uring t].
But I love you just the
>
and Stagecoach in a double bill, pleasing, the standout was
work wa approx- first paintings, but mainly be
i
; miamly $30,000. Only. 14 pic- cause of his Japanese ancestry.
Th™- Ont.
and Clementine. Long Vova^e any nice gl, WaHer Breuna" al J
| tures were sold.
Kuniyoshi has often been called
1 Artists
■would have a
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An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Your Legal
Problems
Wednesday, Aug. 24. u4s
1Xi
Last month in Los Angeles, rental fee per p
Yasuo Kuniyoshi, the noted exhibits.
painter, eagerly took his wife ■
„ ----- i Again artiste
over to East 1st street between • asked to
k ■
C01W;.;
Main and Spring streets to see ! paintings? Yet thev f‘•'{° ^
the ‘‘big hotel” he had yvorked ' for such work ’iaienoLPaM
in « a Md to his teens.
j perX„X
4?
Question. The other day I was
run into by a car. I was able to
^’°.Takata------ ----------------- ----- Editor.
obtain the licence number. Where
Uraezuld--------------------- Japanese Section Editor
can I obtain the owner’s name and
nen Mori
u
•
Advertising
address, and can I lay a charge
479 Queen st. W. — PLaza 5005
He had remembered it as bein
of hit-and-run driving against
Toronto, Ont.
is paid.
him ?
the best in the city.
He had
Artists Equity would set
worked as a bellhop there and
Office Hours:
1
specific
standards for dealer
Subscription, in Advance:
Answer. )ou can obtain the earned $2.50 a. week.
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m
artist relationships, museun$3.00 for six months
owner’s name by searching at the
Monday to Friday.
The painter whose work now artist relationships^ indu^t^
$6.00 per one year
Parliament Buildings, and the hangs in numerous galleries
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
and artist relationships.
]t
chances
of laying the charge men
Saturday.
museums
and
who
is
represented
’' provide legal help for members.
Night Calls:
tioned are very- good. You should in many famous private collec
consult
the Crown Prosecutor in tions looked now at the buildin0- Its long range objectives include
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042
T. Takata RA. 2719
the enlarging of the audience for
your district.
before him. Like any- other adult American
*
*
—i painting and sculpturgoing
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
o back to a scene from his i
and aiding in the developQuestion. The landlord of my youth,
he found that it had ment of these
apartment has refused to repair shrunk to the proportions of his
But for Kuniyoshi and othe
the plumbing, does he have to do childhood.
Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1949
He found himself j interested
in pushin
so? If so how can I compel him looking at a dark and gloomyArtist
; Equity, organizational work i
to do so ?
LOOKING UP
remnant of his past.
tough.
It U
had
way back.
au been
ucwi a long
ions; wav
back
n
Answer. Yes the landlord must
, He had come to the' United „pe
S"t T
repair the plumbing, if he refuses
States in 1906 as a youth of 13 ™J; »t/
’ - !S h"'
to do so, your only recourse is to years. It w.as a tough^Xes!
sue him. It is possible, hoyvey-er,
Dear Arabella:
T
Home is a film interpretation of to repair it yourself, and to deduct
Trivia today,
00 hot for I the Eugene O’Neill plays. De- this amount from the rent, and if vallPv
J
P
, But he continues to do so.
thought.
he
sues you for non-payment of grape vines,
wife,
1 Right by his side is his *
I serves column in itself for comThis week I’ve been catching I ment.
iren^ you yvill have a valid defenseDespite much n^!!8^ IKetain the plumber’s bill how- valleys and picked apricots.
I
M‘Va slight
up on my- favorite literature_ screen hacking
Ford
caught
the
He
went
to
Neyv
York
in
1910,
|
b
6 haiL
ever.
comic books. Research has prov O’Neill
u
•
Mrs.
Kuniy-oshi
is
secretary,
mood well, methought.
still a youngster.
1
en fruitful. In ancient comic Man’s puny’- helplessness against
e woi^ed at . wife and Kuniyoshi’s most faiths
strip came across food idea which
Question. I wish to obtain a lockaway beach as a waiter,
nil admirer. She calms him down
lelentless Fate (in the presence
Looking back, the painter
makes me wonder yvhy it hasn’t
yvhen he gets overly excited,
of the Sea) yvas yvell underlined. divorce, my husband has deserted I could bridge the
been widely adopted. This is the
years
me.
Can
I
obtain
a
divorce
on
which
And atmosphere was perfect __
"’
donut-with-a-cool-hole.
these grounds ? I have heard that brought the art-huugryAid Uo hard' They talk, like so many
went
out
of
theater
into
Yonge
the
top
Take a light flufflv donut
flight of American ,1 married coupses, as a team.
i '
[street with smells^ of fog and it is possible.
artists.
(neavy greasy ones ruled
| When one needs a yvord, the other
out), wharves and seabound freighters
Answer. There is no such law in
Perhaps more important yet
Drop a scoop of ice cream (your|®tiII linSering in our nostrils.
i supplies- it yvithout any disrupCanada, the only grounds for was his growth,
TZit‘/aro'’ '" the hole. I Brings back
mental and j tion in the discussion. With her
Vancouver feeling divorce is adultery, or evidence emotional, to an
I huS a donut-with-a-cool-hole.
wholesale.
artist whose ! gentle manner and her calm atshowing the same. You may be outlook is
Apropos cool summer tasties
Stagecoach
whose maim' titude’
Kuniyoshi complewonder why more eating spots tern classic is the Ford Wes- confused with the law in England for the welfare f
tOday
1S
'
ments
her
dynamic
’ challenging
«on t serve peaches with ice John Wavne Ihis film made where some such provision exists.
A X T / feI1°W artists’ I
husband.
cream? Either fresh or canned bits by Claire Also memorable This would only be important if Lotion IU,„
Ho ls a shor‘>
'
Trevor and Thom- your husband were domiciled in iXh
I
peaches, depending on
oTl^
.of shaggy grey hair and
season, as Mitchell. If you have a chance England.
Last summer I walked
into a. to see it and Long Voyage Home
working for*
T
Gnergy small moustache.
He wears
Spadina street restaurant asking ‘don’t miss it.
woikmg tor the oetterment of ho
’
rn-rimmed glasses that look
:hc ancient arch-villian. Bren conditions for other artists.
for this dish.
%
large
for his high-cheeked face
Waitress asks is it on
has all the Ford nan seems so evil and mean I
Artists, Kuniy-oshi says, are a
and
he
menu ?
would have exulted even if the self-centered lot. Thats why he face i has a grin that cuts his
Nope but you could
in two.
J ^es an. authentic Chinese dinner aero had kicked the life out of
rustle it up . . . ymfve
L
is probably more proud of Artists
He
speaks in the vernacular.
variety and comprehensive- mm with his high-heeled boots,
peaches in that fruit salad tlwre.
yeeord
of
signing
up
nes.
UP i Indeed, it would probably be iinHow would you make it? asks I bi ?• Or perhaps even more, a the hero doesn’t though; the
members than he is of the
g-time
circus ■ieros brother shoots him daid numerous awards he has won in । possible for him to speak form
the waitress.
Heck, cut up featuring'
galaxy of skilled hurray!
peaches into quarters and throw performers
a long and prize-studded career. ally. His manner is brisk and
under the assured
Only the fadeout seemed phony
His yvork for Artists Equity boyish. During his current stay
° SCO°PS °f iCG cream- guidance '
of ringmaster John in this gloriously lusty film. Ron- I has taken more than just time, at Mills college, Oakland, where
s ie does and whirls w-hipped Ford
da and brother Ward
cream on top. Looks real fancy.
tydiQ Bond
bond are it Jias also meant fighting he is teaching a summer course,
Hoyy much? yve ask. I dunno, I
I he. “to be or not to be’’ sol going off again into the horizon against slander and instinuation. he has taken a delight in upset
ting all minor rules.
she says, never served one be iloquy from H
ilet is declaimed (Hopalong Cassidy does it all the recently Artists Equity was the
fore. I’ll charge fifteen cents bit on a saloon table. An operating time.) The pure virtuous hero- subject of an attack by Rep. I He is a completely- irrepressible
don’t tell the boss (over bv cash scene vaguely- reminiscent of Dr. me (I don t know if she is_ ~but GGor§'e Dondero of Michigan'I। man, whose vivid manner does
not suggest the tirelessly patient
register), hey?
Haven’t gone Kildare throbs with conflicting :?he looks as if - she is) becomes ("’ho aI!e?ed that the organiza
organiza- artist he actually- is.
back for another so don’t know passions involving the two loves schoolmarm for the new-tamed tion was a Communist front.
His output is low, perhaps ten
if on menu yet. If so, probably of Doc Holliday, one assisting as toyvn of Tombstone.
Fonda
Such charges, Kuniyoshi savs,
would cost much more.
More nurse, the other being cut up on wishes her farewell and in final have resulted in at least one or twelve pictures a year. Some
fun spreading the gospel to other the table. Also seen are cattle- and only clinch for him and her good thing. For the first time, of his paintings take two years
for completion.
pecks her a brotherly peck on “ ar^s^s’ critic
places anyway
old-style gun duels, one
:, museum curators
He likes to work on a number
maiden cheek, mouthing and others have Joined in
Surprising, but even now often dousing' of the fiery- and sexya
deof
things at one time and generfaced, with quizzical waitresses Other Woman in the horse- hesitant and coy- promises about termined effort to fight such
all
or seven paintings
when we order coffee and ice trough , shotgun killings, wild- dropping in at the little red unfair criticism.
oing
at
once.
cream. And yet, what better way riding chases all over the desert schoolhouse next time he’s L.
Artists Equity,' the Issei says
in
Kuniyoshi’s art has never been
is there to
landscape, and a church square own. Then off he gallops as the I
a non-political organization,
cream ?
tatic.
Like other good aitists
heroine
watches
him
go
to
dance. Only thing missing was
the : It was organized in March. 1947, he has gone through "‘phase
Burl Ives and guitar. Sum swelling chorus of “O my darlin’. । to further the economic interests
There was that phase whe he
O my darlin' . . .’CIRCUS — Went total s presented
ot American artists.
with robust
out of my way to catch a late
painted primarily cows, and
Shouldn’t kick, I guess, warn’t I “A lot of cockeyed thi
gusto and obvious enthusiasm by
showing of John Ford’s My aH concerned. A heck of a lot supposed to be Adult Entertai
go other when he did many pa.:
n- j *n the art world, he says in his
mgs of fattish, knowing Htur
Darling Clementine last week. of fun.
ment. Shucks.
i " respressible
way.
’
’
Artists
boys.
Then he painted those
Very much worth the time and
I
I have been damned fools
effort. Rowdy
in
the
beautiful
sensuous
women
ter
happens
in
film
ClemenBefore goingJuX They re always
which he has become so famouswith Henry Fonda. Vic Mature. tine that we do not expect to lh"X "
ior
nothing.
”
mention a book I;
Linda Darnell, V alter Brennan happen. We know what is com
art style changed
By way of exampl e he points course.
In his early days n
and scads of good character ing every minute—yet each bit picked up m horary. Title: The
Technique
of
the
Love
Affair
O
.
continually
painting; = had a two-dimension3
actors having themselves a whale m done so deftly and skillfullv
Written by woman for women" J
submit paint- quality and he worked in Dtp?
of a time.
to take on the air of something‘ gs iOr exhibit
In one such clear areas of color. They vere
new and novel. While Fonda Only one chanter in ir
Head
it
so
Rd
knowwhM
’
m
^
S
~
Wit bin
year have
received 2,000 stay, spritely paintings.
(hero) was excellent. Mature
and reli:
against. Most cynical book ‘ IW ?lhe co?t to the artists
mr Ford
guy) convincing and
- 1 hackair;n<>h*
ng and two-dimensional
Darnell (Other Woman f eye- read in long while.
ir uring t].
But I love you just the
>
and Stagecoach in a double bill, pleasing, the standout was
work wa approx- first paintings, but mainly be
i
; miamly $30,000. Only. 14 pic- cause of his Japanese ancestry.
Th™- Ont.
and Clementine. Long Vova^e any nice gl, WaHer Breuna" al J
| tures were sold.
Kuniyoshi has often been called
1 Artists
■would have a
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Wednesday,
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JAPAN’S SWIM TRIUMPH
By MASAMORI KOJIMA
the NEW CANADIAN
I Jr- Westerns Count
Two Week-end Wins
PAGE SEVEN
Mike Maruno Leads
Westerns to 2-1 Win
MONARCH
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M esterns kept the playoff
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GENERAL INSURANCE
LOS ANGELAS. — A sell out crowd in the Los Toronto Lions on Aug. 20. With
Angeles Olympic Swimming-Stadium gasped as the trio the score deadlocked, Aki Koya
TORONTO. — Westerns came j
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GAMBLE
AVE.
a day become commonplace. He hard to analyze the strokes. ^^ attack, while Checker Nishi- into the game in the eighth as a
Toronto, Ont
had raced to 18m 19.0s in the wondering if a unique method I mura hit for a brace of singles, pinch runner, scored the tying
Automobile,
Fire, Burglary.
run
and
also
drove
-in
the
winqualifying heats the day before. has been dveloped by the Japan- Carl Uchikura and Kenny Ikeda
Lite,
Accident
& Sickness, etc.
ning run in the ninth with a
Teammate
Hashizume ese. Furuhashi is unorthodox in shared mound duties.
I ^n an abbreviated exhibition single
paced Furuhashi at the 800 and that his legs seem to. drag.
Head coach Kiyokawa reveals encounter- Kenny Ikeda and
1000 meters to set records of his
Ken Mitsui, bell coxv of the
that
it is sheer stamina and con- Tucker Uchikura combined to Westerns’ staff, and Joe Scat
own. Hashizume established a
Agent
the Li’l talon of Mayfairs hooked up in
new record of 9m 46s at the 800 dition that prove the final test. h?rl perfect ball a
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
victory a pitcher duel, the .former givmeters to crack the old time by Observers agree noxv xvhen they Westerns won an
COMPANY OF CANADA
Ralph Flanagan of 9m learned that at one point of the Ter dle huiior All-Star:s at the mg up four hit. the latter three
Box 149
Kamloops, B.C.
hits.
50.9.
He then passed up the training program the 1500 meter I ^oo^’S'hted Millen Stadium.
1000 meter mark of Japan’s F. Doys go as high as 10,000 meters
Amano, loxx-ering the time of 12 for practice!
DOMINION LIFE
Furuhashi's confidence
m 4S.8 s to 12m 14.8.
ASSURANCE COMPANY
Someone reports from Japan ' "
An unofficial time of Furuha
Representative
shi in the qualifying heat the day that Furuhashi told him that he
before was 12m 6.9 s. This howt0 hlt. between 18m I The opening day of the Second
In the men’s singles, there
Box 1670
ever xx-ill not be posted for a
ofUcial xvho heard Annual Nisei Open Tennis Tour- were
ernon, B.C.
tins said ‘this proves
Droves to me the
fho I nament
nnmcmf- last Sunday
__ was a tre the no upsets, but in the ladies'.
record.
defending champ, stylist
Third place Sumio Tanaka did great self-confidence held by this mendous success
S0 entries Eiko Nobuoka lost out to 5th
19m 15.5s, surpassing American great swimmer.”
were recorded
and of 109 seeded Kiyomi Ampi in three
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
Furuhashi, it is revealed, uses matches, 51 xvere
and A. A. U. records.
completed be- hard sets and 7th seeded Sue
Barrister and Solicitor
The xvorld’s record xvas 18:58.8 three different kinds of strokes, txx-een 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Of the
Utsunomiya
defeated
3rd
seeded
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
by F. Amano, Japan, in 1938; depending on whether he is rac- balance, 50 xvill be scheduled Sue Iwasaki, also in three sets. I
arranged
American record, 19:18.2 by ing in the 400, 800, or 1500 next Sunday if possible. These Rookie Mich
Office
EL.
5259
Res. LY. 3427
Nagano x\-on over
Ralph Flanagan in 1937: A.A.U. meters.
games will be played on a “first hard driving 4th seeded Shirley
Celebrities Present
meet record, 19.23.1 by James
come, first serwed” basis, so, Morita and
Governor of California, Earl players should contact their op seeded Sachi overpowered Sth
PORTRAIT • COMMERCIAL • COLOUR
McLane in 1946.
Nakai. Beginners
Wairen,
opened
the
ceremonies
Japan’s 200 Meter Victory
ponents and upon arrival at the Amy Tsukamoto and Kay Fuji
Yoshihiro Hamaguchi pulled a with words of special welcome to courts, notify an official who wara also sho-wed creditable form
’1 prise victory in the 200 meters swimmers from Hawaii, Canada, will jot their names in order,
when they extended ranking'
ftee style over John Blum of Mexico and ’Japan. Actress Ann
The remaining eight finals, players to three closely fought
7 He and Joe Verdour xvith a Sothern and singer Gordon Mac- 4A and 4B xvill be contested the sets before bowing out of “A”
lit Dunins si. w.. ronoxTo - run nu
t vie of 2m 11s. The world’s Crae also appeared.
folloxving Sunday, Sept. 4.
division.
1 e<ord is 2m 5.4s, held by Alex r
Veteran
K.
Matsubayashi,
andre Jany of France.
seeded
6th, was the only upset
i Hamaguchi barely edged out
casualty, when he was ousted
bium xvho xvas .9 seconds behind.
by steady Mas Yatabe seeded 6th.
The time is the best that
Chop Suey House
Hamaguchi has done to date.
WINNIPEG.
Maroons re- mystery7 of the loop. They hax;e Other favorites advanced to the
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
quarter finals except Tom No
Captain Shuichi Muruyama tained first place in the local
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
championship material but they buoka, defending champ, who
I’d Shigeyuki Maruvama came Nisei Baseball League and the lack a leader to fire the team.
DINNERS
AIR-CONDITIONED
1 fourth and fifth in the same right to meet the cellar-dwelling One bright spot is the perform has yet to play his 3rd round
match.
cx-ent.
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 ajn.
rookie Flyers in the playoffs as ance of All-Star first sacker,
Reservations: EL. 9035
Radio Tokyo
v,'et grounds led to the cancella Frank Kika, xvho has pitched 31
Oscar Hatashita shoxved re
rhe swimmers from Japan tion of the last scheduled games. strikeouts in 16 innings of relief. markable improvement when he
Residence:
In the other half of the playoffs, Mac Otsu is leading the hitters doxvned Mush Fukumoto, then
ELgin 0508
’ cie interviewed by Radio Tokyo
2 Vesta Drive
the Diamond Sox and Kayos who in the loop while Sam Ariza is extended Tom Nobuoka to 25
uc i made a direct broadcast
MAfair 1365.
games, Edzy Tsujimoto, last
the dressing room after the are tied in second spot, will bat hitting more consistently.
Andrew E. McKague,
tle each othei' for the right to
The rookie Flyers finished in year’s “B” champ lost to Roy
en s. Foity million listeners
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
advance
into
the
finals.
cellar spot as predicted.
They Kubota and Sab Kubota outlast
!’i Japan heard the Wednesday
Public.
Maroons, with fiery Doug Oike can hit and score runs but can ed Tom Hatanaka in 29 games.
owning meet at around 2 p.m.
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
hustling the team, look like the not keep the opposition doxvn. Yozy Yasui was defeated by K.
330 Bay St.
Thursday, Tokyo time.
Ih
(Corner Adelaide & Bay St«.)
Matsubayashi
while
Frank
Kita
favorites
to
cop
the
laurels.
Oike,
The first-basing of Bob Ito has
R^io Tokyo recorded the
TORONTO
mura lasted 31 games before los
__ A. S.
keats the day before a great clutch man in his younger been excellent.
ing to Tats Harada. Terry Ada
' 1 OiSKs and sent them off to days, showed that he hadn’t lost Westerns Capitalize
chi
beat Jimmy Kitamura in 30
Tokvo as “go-dai,” which is
his touch when he came through
a
On
Breaks
To
Win
7-5
games. Tomio Nishikawa lost to
special super deluxe extra.
with a hit in a crucial game. With
TORONTO. — Westerns kept fourth seeded Gus Hirano and
terms of urgency, “g0-dai! In the score tied and the game
is
lops.
about to be called on account of pace behind the Mayfairs and Shig Sora gave ranking Mi Aki
20 Years of Experienced
darkness, Oike lashed out a triple West Yorks’ battle for first place yama a stiff battle. Hiro Shin
Service
Mel Patton Awards
with one man out in the ninth by defeating Mahers 7-5 on Aug and Mickey Matsubayashi hook
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
j J
^or the prize-xvinning and came home several plays 20.
ed up in a spectacular match
Phone: Horne, LA. 9332
With the score tied in the with Hiro smashing through to
Office, EL. 1315
Frank Yahiro, although
in the 1500 ^’ere later.
seventh
and deciding inning, a hard earned victory in the de
MANUFACTURERS LIFE
p^,^' Olympic and "World hampered by a sore arm, is conInsurance Company
Mahers
ciding
set.
committed
two
errors,
a
pau 'U°a Lack sprinter, Mel sistently hitting the ball for exbatter was hit, an infield out
IpC^ °^ L-S.C.
( tra bases. Sam Matsuo seems to
and
Aki Koyanagi hit a safe
meter event, Hama- have recovered his old time form
bunt.
Westerns managed to put
Quick, Quality Service
handsome nearly six feet on the mound.
across two runs _to win the game.
- !>UIpnsed at his victory.
Kayos were given a severe set
Ken Mitsui got credit for the
- usa the lane next to John back when their leading batter
Kiphuth-coached star and All-Star catcher, Toru Suzu win over Mahers’ ace pitcher,
Russ Enright.
S-‘Ja!e University, and knew
Toronto, Ontario
ki, split his index finger. The
" T -lum xvas the best,
champion Kayos are weak on the
Nine Stores to Serve You
naced myself along side attack this year and -the loss of •
0.
K.
CLEANERS
300 Jones Avenue ............................................... Phone GL. 5481
he pushed me to my
101/2 queen st. w.
^sohne b e?t.” Hamaguchi said Suzuki may well mean the loss ■
270
Danforth Avenue ........................................ Phone GL. 6774
Phone
i5‘er- "In another fexx- yards he of the championship. Tucker ;
i
1010
Shaw Street ............................................... Phone LA. 9203
Yamane has been hurling bril- I
WA. 6953
Div
1432 Danforth Avenue ...................................... Phone GL. 2052
could have beaten me. liant ball but the big mystery !
For Pick-up and Delivery
558
Dundas W........................... . ........................ Phone WA. 6698
nJ, wiG1 everything I has been the silence of Shig i
/Li he was there in- | Okumura’s booming bat. Never- ;
2156 Queen St. E........................... ..... ............. . Phone OX. 8825
For Tasty Oriental Dishes
behind me.”
1218 Kingston Road... ................. ..................... Phone OX. 8682
theless Shig is dangerous in the I
Dine With Your Friends at
Jvphuth congratulated clutch and may come through in i
2116 Danforth Avenue ................ ... ..... . ........ . Phone GR. 7275
KinF-X
aJter the event, the playoffs. Karl Suzuki is 1
The Great China
; 700 Pape Avenue .................................
........GE. 1223
Phone
69 ALBERT STREET
you
id k’nL
didn’t think covering a lot of territory in j
I.” 5^\lil2t faSt” "Neither did centre field.
(Between Bay & Elizabeth;
Saul S. Kadonaga
Phone: ELgin 5935
Hamaguchi.
The Diamond
are the
JOE T. OIKAWA
| BILL TAKEDA
T. Kobayashi
Seeded Players Advance in Men’s But Upsets
Edward T. Ouchi
Lucien C* Kurata
Town* STUDIO
(W
Sox, Kayos Clash in Other Half of Playoffs
F * 14
VW
1 19 1
3
r
•C
to
S. Shinobu
DANFORTH CLEANERS
•k
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24. 1949
JAPAN’S SWIM TRIUMPH
By MASAMORI KOJIMA
the NEW CANADIAN
I Jr- Westerns Count
Two Week-end Wins
PAGE SEVEN
Mike Maruno Leads
Westerns to 2-1 Win
MONARCH
UFE
M esterns kept the playoff
and
embers burning by edging" North
GENERAL INSURANCE
LOS ANGELAS. — A sell out crowd in the Los Toronto Lions on Aug. 20. With
Angeles Olympic Swimming-Stadium gasped as the trio the score deadlocked, Aki Koya
TORONTO. — Westerns came j
Telephone: I241Y1
of Japanese distance swimmers smashed a total of 13 nagi squeezed Ken Ohara in xvith up xx ith a sparkling- 2-1 xx-in ox-er * P.O. BOX IS2 KAMLOOPS. B.C.
the winning marker in the Sth Mayfairs on Aus
records in the 1500 meters event, Thursday night.
at Earl
inning.
Hironoshin
Furuhashi’s
incourt Park.
Styles Analyzed
I ^ uKu Kameoka xvith a double
credible ISm 29.9s, 28.9s loxx’er
General Insurance
Phone GL-8077
Manager Mike Maruno, going
All
the
experts
present
tried
I
and singHe led the Westerns’ 11
than the old record, has within
86
GAMBLE
AVE.
a day become commonplace. He hard to analyze the strokes. ^^ attack, while Checker Nishi- into the game in the eighth as a
Toronto, Ont
had raced to 18m 19.0s in the wondering if a unique method I mura hit for a brace of singles, pinch runner, scored the tying
Automobile,
Fire, Burglary.
run
and
also
drove
-in
the
winqualifying heats the day before. has been dveloped by the Japan- Carl Uchikura and Kenny Ikeda
Lite,
Accident
& Sickness, etc.
ning run in the ninth with a
Teammate
Hashizume ese. Furuhashi is unorthodox in shared mound duties.
I ^n an abbreviated exhibition single
paced Furuhashi at the 800 and that his legs seem to. drag.
Head coach Kiyokawa reveals encounter- Kenny Ikeda and
1000 meters to set records of his
Ken Mitsui, bell coxv of the
that
it is sheer stamina and con- Tucker Uchikura combined to Westerns’ staff, and Joe Scat
own. Hashizume established a
Agent
the Li’l talon of Mayfairs hooked up in
new record of 9m 46s at the 800 dition that prove the final test. h?rl perfect ball a
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
victory a pitcher duel, the .former givmeters to crack the old time by Observers agree noxv xvhen they Westerns won an
COMPANY OF CANADA
Ralph Flanagan of 9m learned that at one point of the Ter dle huiior All-Star:s at the mg up four hit. the latter three
Box 149
Kamloops, B.C.
hits.
50.9.
He then passed up the training program the 1500 meter I ^oo^’S'hted Millen Stadium.
1000 meter mark of Japan’s F. Doys go as high as 10,000 meters
Amano, loxx-ering the time of 12 for practice!
DOMINION LIFE
Furuhashi's confidence
m 4S.8 s to 12m 14.8.
ASSURANCE COMPANY
Someone reports from Japan ' "
An unofficial time of Furuha
Representative
shi in the qualifying heat the day that Furuhashi told him that he
before was 12m 6.9 s. This howt0 hlt. between 18m I The opening day of the Second
In the men’s singles, there
Box 1670
ever xx-ill not be posted for a
ofUcial xvho heard Annual Nisei Open Tennis Tour- were
ernon, B.C.
tins said ‘this proves
Droves to me the
fho I nament
nnmcmf- last Sunday
__ was a tre the no upsets, but in the ladies'.
record.
defending champ, stylist
Third place Sumio Tanaka did great self-confidence held by this mendous success
S0 entries Eiko Nobuoka lost out to 5th
19m 15.5s, surpassing American great swimmer.”
were recorded
and of 109 seeded Kiyomi Ampi in three
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
Furuhashi, it is revealed, uses matches, 51 xvere
and A. A. U. records.
completed be- hard sets and 7th seeded Sue
Barrister and Solicitor
The xvorld’s record xvas 18:58.8 three different kinds of strokes, txx-een 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Of the
Utsunomiya
defeated
3rd
seeded
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
by F. Amano, Japan, in 1938; depending on whether he is rac- balance, 50 xvill be scheduled Sue Iwasaki, also in three sets. I
arranged
American record, 19:18.2 by ing in the 400, 800, or 1500 next Sunday if possible. These Rookie Mich
Office
EL.
5259
Res. LY. 3427
Nagano x\-on over
Ralph Flanagan in 1937: A.A.U. meters.
games will be played on a “first hard driving 4th seeded Shirley
Celebrities Present
meet record, 19.23.1 by James
come, first serwed” basis, so, Morita and
Governor of California, Earl players should contact their op seeded Sachi overpowered Sth
PORTRAIT • COMMERCIAL • COLOUR
McLane in 1946.
Nakai. Beginners
Wairen,
opened
the
ceremonies
Japan’s 200 Meter Victory
ponents and upon arrival at the Amy Tsukamoto and Kay Fuji
Yoshihiro Hamaguchi pulled a with words of special welcome to courts, notify an official who wara also sho-wed creditable form
’1 prise victory in the 200 meters swimmers from Hawaii, Canada, will jot their names in order,
when they extended ranking'
ftee style over John Blum of Mexico and ’Japan. Actress Ann
The remaining eight finals, players to three closely fought
7 He and Joe Verdour xvith a Sothern and singer Gordon Mac- 4A and 4B xvill be contested the sets before bowing out of “A”
lit Dunins si. w.. ronoxTo - run nu
t vie of 2m 11s. The world’s Crae also appeared.
folloxving Sunday, Sept. 4.
division.
1 e<ord is 2m 5.4s, held by Alex r
Veteran
K.
Matsubayashi,
andre Jany of France.
seeded
6th, was the only upset
i Hamaguchi barely edged out
casualty, when he was ousted
bium xvho xvas .9 seconds behind.
by steady Mas Yatabe seeded 6th.
The time is the best that
Chop Suey House
Hamaguchi has done to date.
WINNIPEG.
Maroons re- mystery7 of the loop. They hax;e Other favorites advanced to the
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
quarter finals except Tom No
Captain Shuichi Muruyama tained first place in the local
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
championship material but they buoka, defending champ, who
I’d Shigeyuki Maruvama came Nisei Baseball League and the lack a leader to fire the team.
DINNERS
AIR-CONDITIONED
1 fourth and fifth in the same right to meet the cellar-dwelling One bright spot is the perform has yet to play his 3rd round
match.
cx-ent.
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 ajn.
rookie Flyers in the playoffs as ance of All-Star first sacker,
Reservations: EL. 9035
Radio Tokyo
v,'et grounds led to the cancella Frank Kika, xvho has pitched 31
Oscar Hatashita shoxved re
rhe swimmers from Japan tion of the last scheduled games. strikeouts in 16 innings of relief. markable improvement when he
Residence:
In the other half of the playoffs, Mac Otsu is leading the hitters doxvned Mush Fukumoto, then
ELgin 0508
’ cie interviewed by Radio Tokyo
2 Vesta Drive
the Diamond Sox and Kayos who in the loop while Sam Ariza is extended Tom Nobuoka to 25
uc i made a direct broadcast
MAfair 1365.
games, Edzy Tsujimoto, last
the dressing room after the are tied in second spot, will bat hitting more consistently.
Andrew E. McKague,
tle each othei' for the right to
The rookie Flyers finished in year’s “B” champ lost to Roy
en s. Foity million listeners
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
advance
into
the
finals.
cellar spot as predicted.
They Kubota and Sab Kubota outlast
!’i Japan heard the Wednesday
Public.
Maroons, with fiery Doug Oike can hit and score runs but can ed Tom Hatanaka in 29 games.
owning meet at around 2 p.m.
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
hustling the team, look like the not keep the opposition doxvn. Yozy Yasui was defeated by K.
330 Bay St.
Thursday, Tokyo time.
Ih
(Corner Adelaide & Bay St«.)
Matsubayashi
while
Frank
Kita
favorites
to
cop
the
laurels.
Oike,
The first-basing of Bob Ito has
R^io Tokyo recorded the
TORONTO
mura lasted 31 games before los
__ A. S.
keats the day before a great clutch man in his younger been excellent.
ing to Tats Harada. Terry Ada
' 1 OiSKs and sent them off to days, showed that he hadn’t lost Westerns Capitalize
chi
beat Jimmy Kitamura in 30
Tokvo as “go-dai,” which is
his touch when he came through
a
On
Breaks
To
Win
7-5
games. Tomio Nishikawa lost to
special super deluxe extra.
with a hit in a crucial game. With
TORONTO. — Westerns kept fourth seeded Gus Hirano and
terms of urgency, “g0-dai! In the score tied and the game
is
lops.
about to be called on account of pace behind the Mayfairs and Shig Sora gave ranking Mi Aki
20 Years of Experienced
darkness, Oike lashed out a triple West Yorks’ battle for first place yama a stiff battle. Hiro Shin
Service
Mel Patton Awards
with one man out in the ninth by defeating Mahers 7-5 on Aug and Mickey Matsubayashi hook
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
j J
^or the prize-xvinning and came home several plays 20.
ed up in a spectacular match
Phone: Horne, LA. 9332
With the score tied in the with Hiro smashing through to
Office, EL. 1315
Frank Yahiro, although
in the 1500 ^’ere later.
seventh
and deciding inning, a hard earned victory in the de
MANUFACTURERS LIFE
p^,^' Olympic and "World hampered by a sore arm, is conInsurance Company
Mahers
ciding
set.
committed
two
errors,
a
pau 'U°a Lack sprinter, Mel sistently hitting the ball for exbatter was hit, an infield out
IpC^ °^ L-S.C.
( tra bases. Sam Matsuo seems to
and
Aki Koyanagi hit a safe
meter event, Hama- have recovered his old time form
bunt.
Westerns managed to put
Quick, Quality Service
handsome nearly six feet on the mound.
across two runs _to win the game.
- !>UIpnsed at his victory.
Kayos were given a severe set
Ken Mitsui got credit for the
- usa the lane next to John back when their leading batter
Kiphuth-coached star and All-Star catcher, Toru Suzu win over Mahers’ ace pitcher,
Russ Enright.
S-‘Ja!e University, and knew
Toronto, Ontario
ki, split his index finger. The
" T -lum xvas the best,
champion Kayos are weak on the
Nine Stores to Serve You
naced myself along side attack this year and -the loss of •
0.
K.
CLEANERS
300 Jones Avenue ............................................... Phone GL. 5481
he pushed me to my
101/2 queen st. w.
^sohne b e?t.” Hamaguchi said Suzuki may well mean the loss ■
270
Danforth Avenue ........................................ Phone GL. 6774
Phone
i5‘er- "In another fexx- yards he of the championship. Tucker ;
i
1010
Shaw Street ............................................... Phone LA. 9203
Yamane has been hurling bril- I
WA. 6953
Div
1432 Danforth Avenue ...................................... Phone GL. 2052
could have beaten me. liant ball but the big mystery !
For Pick-up and Delivery
558
Dundas W........................... . ........................ Phone WA. 6698
nJ, wiG1 everything I has been the silence of Shig i
/Li he was there in- | Okumura’s booming bat. Never- ;
2156 Queen St. E........................... ..... ............. . Phone OX. 8825
For Tasty Oriental Dishes
behind me.”
1218 Kingston Road... ................. ..................... Phone OX. 8682
theless Shig is dangerous in the I
Dine With Your Friends at
Jvphuth congratulated clutch and may come through in i
2116 Danforth Avenue ................ ... ..... . ........ . Phone GR. 7275
KinF-X
aJter the event, the playoffs. Karl Suzuki is 1
The Great China
; 700 Pape Avenue .................................
........GE. 1223
Phone
69 ALBERT STREET
you
id k’nL
didn’t think covering a lot of territory in j
I.” 5^\lil2t faSt” "Neither did centre field.
(Between Bay & Elizabeth;
Saul S. Kadonaga
Phone: ELgin 5935
Hamaguchi.
The Diamond
are the
JOE T. OIKAWA
| BILL TAKEDA
T. Kobayashi
Seeded Players Advance in Men’s But Upsets
Edward T. Ouchi
Lucien C* Kurata
Town* STUDIO
(W
Sox, Kayos Clash in Other Half of Playoffs
F * 14
VW
1 19 1
3
r
•C
to
S. Shinobu
DANFORTH CLEANERS
•k
■’Ui
V >1
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Page 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE NEW CANADIAN
(Cont’d from Page 2)
Personal Glimpse of an Edmonton Picnic
KUNIYOSHI
Wednesday, Aug. 24. 1949
Mixed Bowlers Issue
Last Call to Join
GOOD HOMES AT LOW
PRICES
V
an artist who combines the tech
By an ENCFCer
There is still room for some
niques and the qaulities of !
CONSULT
more bowlers in the Toronto
Oriental and American paintings.
Nisei Mixed Bowling League
Real Estate & Business Br^
There’s going to be a picnic soon,
That evaluation of his work,
which opens its season on Sept.
however, seems to be that same
With lots of things to do,
OFFIcT PatrOn^£ Appreciated
17.
The deadline for joining#is
LA 757(?
rn5 DUNDAS w
old bromide about the east and
And it would be very nice,
LA~7570
TORONTO, ON’,
August
28.
the west. It is a too-easy analy
If you could be there too . . .
The league plays every Satur
sis of the work of an artist whose
day
from 6:30 at the Spadina
So read in part the invitations impromptu lunch in the evening,
FOR HOMES AND
training has been completely
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Bowling
Alleys.
Fees
are
$1.00
sent
out
to
Edmonton
Niseis
for
which
proved
as
popular
as
the
American. But lately art critics
IN VANCOUVER
have begun more and more to the August 14th outing. The first. At the supper gathering, per person for each .bowling
consult
consider Kuniyoshi wholly as an weatherman who seems to take a Eva Saito was presented with a night. Foul line is to be strictly
American artist. In 1910 at the keen delight in teasing picnickers travalarm, a gift from the Ed- observed.
417 H°^'" Bld°' 16 E- Hasting.
Those wishing to join or de
San Francisco fair he won first by forecasting “thunderstorms monton New Canadian FelloxvPhone PAcific 4922
prize in the American artists’ an^ widely scattered showers” ship
Club, The presentation siring further information should
VANCOUVER B.C
was somehow very obliging and was made by President Bill Na- contact Mary Ebata (OL. 2725)
division.
or Ginger Terakita LA. 5639.
In recent years Kuniyoshi’s sent over to White Mud Creek, kamura.
blue
skies which smiled down
There was some old time danc
work has shown his increasing
kindly
upon
a
merry
crowd
who
ing in the evening which was
concern with the welfare of all
Hamilton Bowling
men. A recent painting, “This responded to the invitations. The thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
HAMILTON. — Tad Kondo,
Is My Playground,” shows a girl picnic was sponsored by the Ed Dusk fell soon thereafter, and the chairman of the Hamilton
playing upon ruins. Other paint monton New Canadian Fellow- signs of tiredness becoming vis- Nisei Boxvling League, wishes all
ings show the results of human ship Club and the guest of honor ible, the Niseis departed for boxvlers to meet at 44 Strachan
Harold Morishita
greed and treachery. These new was Eva Saito whose departure home. The picnic was free of St. East across the tracks from
* *
*
paintings have a power and vital for Iowa prompted the get-to- artificial Coney Island atmo the C.N.R. depot.
1931 Avenue Road
ity that were not evident in his gether.
sphere; only the spirit of good
Tad has some very important
A
brisk
tug-of-war
got
the
day
TORONTO
earlier works.
will prevailed which helped to items to bring up at this meet
Phone: RE. 5411
Yet they are Kuniyoshi. They off to a fine start. Dr. Roy Saito make the day a happy one. ing. Our nexx’ locale in Westdale,
are his belief in humanity and will tell you that it was his team Homeward bound in Kay Ikuta’s the coming dance in October, the
which won and it could be that car, Sue Kikuchi and Tomi Iwa
the universal quality of art.
selection of teams and other
Both he and his wife express Don Matsuba’s conviction that shita remarked that the picnic matters are to be discussed.
ed considerable interest in the “in unity there is strength” had was a success and that we should
Lets have all the bowlers
In Hamilton, It'«
present status of the Judd im a lot to do with the victory but have another—all of which is there on Sunday, Aug. 28, 8
migration
and
naturalization others may tell you otherwise.
heartily endorsed by yours truly! ■ p.m., at 44 Strachan St. East.
For fishing-conscious Niseis,
measure. As an alien of Japan
ese ancestry he cannot, of course, the Creek provided some choice
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
aPPly for American citizenship, spots. Shoji Yamauchi came
well
equipped
with
a
rod
and
which he once said he desired
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
woims too, and if it had not been
above everything else.
He was able, however, to do for all the lively activities going
For Fine Chinese Food
COLEMAN, Alta. — Coleman
considerable work for the United on, we would say he would have Cubs eked out a thrilling 7-6 win from third-baseman Kimoto to
Kitaguchi at first ended the
Facilities for
States government during the caught something to be proud of. (over the Magrath Eagles
on threat and the inning.
We
hope
Keiya
Miyashita,
had
past xvar, including his xvork for
PARTIES & BANQUETS
Aug-. 14 to advance into the
better luck.
the OWL
The batteries for Coleman were
Getting a glance here and Southern Alberta Baseball As- Lefty Kimoto to Yoshinaka while
Kuniyoshi points out that
sociation Finals. Coleman took
aliens do suffer from discrimina there, we saw .... Kazuko Ya- the semi-final series in three Paschuk ?and Rice were the los
tion, even in the art field, xvhere mauchi, a welcome visitor from straight games, winning the first ing batteries.
racial ancestry’ is generally’ not Lamont .... Bill Nakamura and two games at Magrath 5-2, 8-7.
An exhibition game was play
a limiting restriction. Certain Henry Shimizu climbing trees—
ed
in the evening by the same
Lefty Kimoto, although nicked
r
reverting
to
cave-man
days
?
.
.
.
Agent
museums, he points out, have
teams. Magrath came out on
for
11
hits,
pitched
brilliantly
in
funds for picture purchases xvhich Joyce Kiyooka and Shiz Miyagi- the pinches as he hurled his way top 14-11 in the free-scoring af
MONARCH LIFE
limit the buying of paintings to shima enjoying the game, “Two out of several bad spots. He top fair. Stumpo Kimoto was hit
ASSURANCE CO.
those by’ American citizens only. Deep’" .... Eiko Iwashita and
ped his afternoon’s mound per freely for 15 hits while the Cubs
rioience
'Yamauchi
deeply
That kind of restriction is
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
formance by clouting a homer collected 14 hits off two Eagle
ridiculous used against a man absorbed in one of the Pulitzer with one on.
pitchers.
Hamilton
whose prizes include the Carnegie Av ard Prize books—or was it
Steady fielding was also a
Residence:
award in 1944, who has the dis something more exciting?
highlight,
as both the Cubs and
Henry
Yamauchi
’
s
ears
and
Ed
59
Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
tinction of being the first Ameri
Eagles played heads up ball. In - SAN FRANCISCO. — A total
die
Nakamura
’
s
xvidoxv
’
s
peak
can artist to be honored with a
the ninth inning, the Eagles had of 46 witnesses testified for the
one-man show at the Whitney becoming subjects of heated dis
the tying and winning runs on prosecution in the “Tokyo Rose”
museum in New York and who cussion in “Txventy Questions”
Diamond Engagement
the bags but a fast double plax’ trial.
has been a leading- force in .... Grace Shimizu being taken
Rings, Birthstones
American art almost since he in for a sxvim .... Margaret
And Jewellery . . .
Katayama and Rosie Nakamura
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
first began L, paint.
Watches
putting their heart and soul into
PACIFIC CITIZEN
Community and International
the song, “Doxvn by the Old Mill
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Silverware
HELP WANTED
Stream”—complete
xvith ges
Prompt
Attention to Mail
GIRL to pin skirt and learn
5:
EARN MONEY AT HOME.
tures .... Incidentally’ Arthur
Order
Repairs
factory work. McIntosh Sports- Light machine sewing, will de
When
in
Chinatown
—
It
will
Uyehara added a lot of weight wear, 266 King St. W.. Toronto.
Young Boy Wanted
liver to good workers, 3060'Dunpay you to visit us
to the sing-songs xvith his lusty’
RELIABLE JAPANESE GIRL das St, W., Toronto.
voice, and, passing on a compli for housexvork and help xvith
YOUNG BOYS AND GIRLS
Young boy for steady
Watchmakers & Jewellers
ment, someone xvas overheard to cooking in good modern home °Je3j ^ for light factory work,
55 ELIZABETH STREET
position to learn ladies’
Sbt Bi" “!
* “ce S
steady employment, good wa°-es.
TORONTO
EL. 5810
Apply 438 Adelaide St. W., Tor
hat trade. $30 week to
to experience. Mrs. A. onto.
start. Good chance for
Camera-men are illusive in- D. Lauder, 6688 Marguerite Ave
FULL OR PART TIME dishdix
iduals. They have an innate v ancouver.
Immediate advancement
washer wanted. Phone KI. 1632
knack of being everywhere at v5?ERAT0RS AND FINISH- (Toronto)._____
'
for right party.
.on dresses, good wages and
once. Incidents and events were
SIX OR SEVEN people to take
Also girl farL°^ racing horses. Preference
'ecorded by ace photographer, working conditions.
willing to be trained on special
^eoie Miyashita, xx’hose profes ma.chl£e- Perfect Junior Dress to those with experience or de
sional shots have been a source of and Frock, 129 Spadina Ave., siring tn learn. 6 or 7 miles outJULIET HAT LTD.
of Toronto, good living
much comment. Why did those Toronto.
quarters, families or single men
chipmunks that Yoshi Iwashita R TWO experienced wait- may apply. Possibility for some
312 Adelaide St. W.
The home of fine food.
saxx- have to be so camera-shy? KLjbES. full time. Phone MU. J? become a jockey. Write or see
f9v7, Toronto.
Toronto, Ont.
Y Kimura, 120 Elizabeth St.,
The table on the grounds xvas
1 oronto.
Phone WA. 8122
,
OPERATORS
on
blouse
and
470 SPADINA AVENUE
well stocked with
tempting
skirt apply Co-Ed Garment, 324
ROOM AND BOARD
i treats, soft drinks and ice cream broadview Ave., near Gerrard
RA. 6901
in fact, enough for a second ^‘ (Toronto).
PI?0®' 't® P4®’ ^one '
1384, Toronto.
OPERATORS on power ma
Bett.
chine for brassiere manufacturer,
^-day, 40-hour week. Apply
ic°Je^dy on 4th ^oorb 154 Pearl
St., Toronto.
William Bendena
KLARK ITO
Coleman Nips Eagles 7-6 to Reach Finals
Double Play in Ninth Ends Eagles’ Threat
LUCK INN
K. GOTO
CLASSIFIED SECTION
LOWE BROS.
Dine at the
HOMESTEAD
RESTAURANT
New Private Room Upstairs
FOR RENT
For reservations phone TR OS51 or WA £>974
TV O ROOMS for business
couple only. Phone KE. 5337,
Toronto.
I I Elizabeth St.
__
-r
1 pronto. Ont
ROOM, newly furnished,
suitable for two, phone RI. 2036^
Toronto.
Dine With Your Friends at
CATHAY GARDEN
21-A ELIZABETH ST.
TORONTO. ONT.
Phone ELgin 7698
THE NEW CANADIAN
(Cont’d from Page 2)
Personal Glimpse of an Edmonton Picnic
KUNIYOSHI
Wednesday, Aug. 24. 1949
Mixed Bowlers Issue
Last Call to Join
GOOD HOMES AT LOW
PRICES
V
an artist who combines the tech
By an ENCFCer
There is still room for some
niques and the qaulities of !
CONSULT
more bowlers in the Toronto
Oriental and American paintings.
Nisei Mixed Bowling League
Real Estate & Business Br^
There’s going to be a picnic soon,
That evaluation of his work,
which opens its season on Sept.
however, seems to be that same
With lots of things to do,
OFFIcT PatrOn^£ Appreciated
17.
The deadline for joining#is
LA 757(?
rn5 DUNDAS w
old bromide about the east and
And it would be very nice,
LA~7570
TORONTO, ON’,
August
28.
the west. It is a too-easy analy
If you could be there too . . .
The league plays every Satur
sis of the work of an artist whose
day
from 6:30 at the Spadina
So read in part the invitations impromptu lunch in the evening,
FOR HOMES AND
training has been completely
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Bowling
Alleys.
Fees
are
$1.00
sent
out
to
Edmonton
Niseis
for
which
proved
as
popular
as
the
American. But lately art critics
IN VANCOUVER
have begun more and more to the August 14th outing. The first. At the supper gathering, per person for each .bowling
consult
consider Kuniyoshi wholly as an weatherman who seems to take a Eva Saito was presented with a night. Foul line is to be strictly
American artist. In 1910 at the keen delight in teasing picnickers travalarm, a gift from the Ed- observed.
417 H°^'" Bld°' 16 E- Hasting.
Those wishing to join or de
San Francisco fair he won first by forecasting “thunderstorms monton New Canadian FelloxvPhone PAcific 4922
prize in the American artists’ an^ widely scattered showers” ship
Club, The presentation siring further information should
VANCOUVER B.C
was somehow very obliging and was made by President Bill Na- contact Mary Ebata (OL. 2725)
division.
or Ginger Terakita LA. 5639.
In recent years Kuniyoshi’s sent over to White Mud Creek, kamura.
blue
skies which smiled down
There was some old time danc
work has shown his increasing
kindly
upon
a
merry
crowd
who
ing in the evening which was
concern with the welfare of all
Hamilton Bowling
men. A recent painting, “This responded to the invitations. The thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
HAMILTON. — Tad Kondo,
Is My Playground,” shows a girl picnic was sponsored by the Ed Dusk fell soon thereafter, and the chairman of the Hamilton
playing upon ruins. Other paint monton New Canadian Fellow- signs of tiredness becoming vis- Nisei Boxvling League, wishes all
ings show the results of human ship Club and the guest of honor ible, the Niseis departed for boxvlers to meet at 44 Strachan
Harold Morishita
greed and treachery. These new was Eva Saito whose departure home. The picnic was free of St. East across the tracks from
* *
*
paintings have a power and vital for Iowa prompted the get-to- artificial Coney Island atmo the C.N.R. depot.
1931 Avenue Road
ity that were not evident in his gether.
sphere; only the spirit of good
Tad has some very important
A
brisk
tug-of-war
got
the
day
TORONTO
earlier works.
will prevailed which helped to items to bring up at this meet
Phone: RE. 5411
Yet they are Kuniyoshi. They off to a fine start. Dr. Roy Saito make the day a happy one. ing. Our nexx’ locale in Westdale,
are his belief in humanity and will tell you that it was his team Homeward bound in Kay Ikuta’s the coming dance in October, the
which won and it could be that car, Sue Kikuchi and Tomi Iwa
the universal quality of art.
selection of teams and other
Both he and his wife express Don Matsuba’s conviction that shita remarked that the picnic matters are to be discussed.
ed considerable interest in the “in unity there is strength” had was a success and that we should
Lets have all the bowlers
In Hamilton, It'«
present status of the Judd im a lot to do with the victory but have another—all of which is there on Sunday, Aug. 28, 8
migration
and
naturalization others may tell you otherwise.
heartily endorsed by yours truly! ■ p.m., at 44 Strachan St. East.
For fishing-conscious Niseis,
measure. As an alien of Japan
ese ancestry he cannot, of course, the Creek provided some choice
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
aPPly for American citizenship, spots. Shoji Yamauchi came
well
equipped
with
a
rod
and
which he once said he desired
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
woims too, and if it had not been
above everything else.
He was able, however, to do for all the lively activities going
For Fine Chinese Food
COLEMAN, Alta. — Coleman
considerable work for the United on, we would say he would have Cubs eked out a thrilling 7-6 win from third-baseman Kimoto to
Kitaguchi at first ended the
Facilities for
States government during the caught something to be proud of. (over the Magrath Eagles
on threat and the inning.
We
hope
Keiya
Miyashita,
had
past xvar, including his xvork for
PARTIES & BANQUETS
Aug-. 14 to advance into the
better luck.
the OWL
The batteries for Coleman were
Getting a glance here and Southern Alberta Baseball As- Lefty Kimoto to Yoshinaka while
Kuniyoshi points out that
sociation Finals. Coleman took
aliens do suffer from discrimina there, we saw .... Kazuko Ya- the semi-final series in three Paschuk ?and Rice were the los
tion, even in the art field, xvhere mauchi, a welcome visitor from straight games, winning the first ing batteries.
racial ancestry’ is generally’ not Lamont .... Bill Nakamura and two games at Magrath 5-2, 8-7.
An exhibition game was play
a limiting restriction. Certain Henry Shimizu climbing trees—
ed
in the evening by the same
Lefty Kimoto, although nicked
r
reverting
to
cave-man
days
?
.
.
.
Agent
museums, he points out, have
teams. Magrath came out on
for
11
hits,
pitched
brilliantly
in
funds for picture purchases xvhich Joyce Kiyooka and Shiz Miyagi- the pinches as he hurled his way top 14-11 in the free-scoring af
MONARCH LIFE
limit the buying of paintings to shima enjoying the game, “Two out of several bad spots. He top fair. Stumpo Kimoto was hit
ASSURANCE CO.
those by’ American citizens only. Deep’" .... Eiko Iwashita and
ped his afternoon’s mound per freely for 15 hits while the Cubs
rioience
'Yamauchi
deeply
That kind of restriction is
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
formance by clouting a homer collected 14 hits off two Eagle
ridiculous used against a man absorbed in one of the Pulitzer with one on.
pitchers.
Hamilton
whose prizes include the Carnegie Av ard Prize books—or was it
Steady fielding was also a
Residence:
award in 1944, who has the dis something more exciting?
highlight,
as both the Cubs and
Henry
Yamauchi
’
s
ears
and
Ed
59
Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
tinction of being the first Ameri
Eagles played heads up ball. In - SAN FRANCISCO. — A total
die
Nakamura
’
s
xvidoxv
’
s
peak
can artist to be honored with a
the ninth inning, the Eagles had of 46 witnesses testified for the
one-man show at the Whitney becoming subjects of heated dis
the tying and winning runs on prosecution in the “Tokyo Rose”
museum in New York and who cussion in “Txventy Questions”
Diamond Engagement
the bags but a fast double plax’ trial.
has been a leading- force in .... Grace Shimizu being taken
Rings, Birthstones
American art almost since he in for a sxvim .... Margaret
And Jewellery . . .
Katayama and Rosie Nakamura
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
first began L, paint.
Watches
putting their heart and soul into
PACIFIC CITIZEN
Community and International
the song, “Doxvn by the Old Mill
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Silverware
HELP WANTED
Stream”—complete
xvith ges
Prompt
Attention to Mail
GIRL to pin skirt and learn
5:
EARN MONEY AT HOME.
tures .... Incidentally’ Arthur
Order
Repairs
factory work. McIntosh Sports- Light machine sewing, will de
When
in
Chinatown
—
It
will
Uyehara added a lot of weight wear, 266 King St. W.. Toronto.
Young Boy Wanted
liver to good workers, 3060'Dunpay you to visit us
to the sing-songs xvith his lusty’
RELIABLE JAPANESE GIRL das St, W., Toronto.
voice, and, passing on a compli for housexvork and help xvith
YOUNG BOYS AND GIRLS
Young boy for steady
Watchmakers & Jewellers
ment, someone xvas overheard to cooking in good modern home °Je3j ^ for light factory work,
55 ELIZABETH STREET
position to learn ladies’
Sbt Bi" “!
* “ce S
steady employment, good wa°-es.
TORONTO
EL. 5810
Apply 438 Adelaide St. W., Tor
hat trade. $30 week to
to experience. Mrs. A. onto.
start. Good chance for
Camera-men are illusive in- D. Lauder, 6688 Marguerite Ave
FULL OR PART TIME dishdix
iduals. They have an innate v ancouver.
Immediate advancement
washer wanted. Phone KI. 1632
knack of being everywhere at v5?ERAT0RS AND FINISH- (Toronto)._____
'
for right party.
.on dresses, good wages and
once. Incidents and events were
SIX OR SEVEN people to take
Also girl farL°^ racing horses. Preference
'ecorded by ace photographer, working conditions.
willing to be trained on special
^eoie Miyashita, xx’hose profes ma.chl£e- Perfect Junior Dress to those with experience or de
sional shots have been a source of and Frock, 129 Spadina Ave., siring tn learn. 6 or 7 miles outJULIET HAT LTD.
of Toronto, good living
much comment. Why did those Toronto.
quarters, families or single men
chipmunks that Yoshi Iwashita R TWO experienced wait- may apply. Possibility for some
312 Adelaide St. W.
The home of fine food.
saxx- have to be so camera-shy? KLjbES. full time. Phone MU. J? become a jockey. Write or see
f9v7, Toronto.
Toronto, Ont.
Y Kimura, 120 Elizabeth St.,
The table on the grounds xvas
1 oronto.
Phone WA. 8122
,
OPERATORS
on
blouse
and
470 SPADINA AVENUE
well stocked with
tempting
skirt apply Co-Ed Garment, 324
ROOM AND BOARD
i treats, soft drinks and ice cream broadview Ave., near Gerrard
RA. 6901
in fact, enough for a second ^‘ (Toronto).
PI?0®' 't® P4®’ ^one '
1384, Toronto.
OPERATORS on power ma
Bett.
chine for brassiere manufacturer,
^-day, 40-hour week. Apply
ic°Je^dy on 4th ^oorb 154 Pearl
St., Toronto.
William Bendena
KLARK ITO
Coleman Nips Eagles 7-6 to Reach Finals
Double Play in Ninth Ends Eagles’ Threat
LUCK INN
K. GOTO
CLASSIFIED SECTION
LOWE BROS.
Dine at the
HOMESTEAD
RESTAURANT
New Private Room Upstairs
FOR RENT
For reservations phone TR OS51 or WA £>974
TV O ROOMS for business
couple only. Phone KE. 5337,
Toronto.
I I Elizabeth St.
__
-r
1 pronto. Ont
ROOM, newly furnished,
suitable for two, phone RI. 2036^
Toronto.
Dine With Your Friends at
CATHAY GARDEN
21-A ELIZABETH ST.
TORONTO. ONT.
Phone ELgin 7698