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THE NEW CANADIAN
TORONTO, ONT.
Writer Makes Study Of Japanese Language
Expects Western Language To Be Adopted
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1949.
$6 per 1 year — 10c Per Copy
Nov. 4-7 Set For National JCCA Conference
The third Annual Conference of the Japanese Can
Detroit Honeymoon
survey of the Japanese
adian Citizens Association will be held at Lethbrid.ee,.
" Just Passing Through language by Kiyoshi K. Kawa Couple Escapes
Alta., on November 4-7, the National JCCA headquar
nami, noted author writing for
Noronic Disaster
By KEN ADACHI
the Christian Science Monitor,
ters confirmed this week. All provincial chapters haveMr. and Mrs. John Takeshima
has brought out the many defects
been notified and a tentative agenda drawn up by the
On the town . . .
of the language. The only solu of Detroit were two of the more
le
in the hog-town started in tion lies in the step of discard fortunate passengers aboard the National Executive Council, has been sent out to them
it
h very spectacular fashion last ing the language and adopting a ill-fated Noronic. Married for for their approval.
“e Saturday morning. Woke up in western language in its place. less than a week at the time of
7
Maximum representation from^----- —------- - ------------------- ----------the
tragedy,
the
couple
were
the morning to find huge head English would be the logical
each provincial chapter will be
o
lines of three to four inches blaz language as it is the richest spending their honeymoon on the three delegates. In addition, the ONTARIO JCCA HOLDS
e
oning forth with the news that modern language and is already lake cruise.
National President, the National COUNCIL MEETING
A Saturday afternoon check Treasurer and the Executive
the S. S. Noronic had been gutted fairly ’widespread in Japan.
LONDON, Ont. — The Ontario
by fire from bow to stern and
In 1946 Gen. MacArthur invit with a downtown hotel failed to Secretary will attend the 4-day JCCA called a meeting of its
convention.
:that over 150 persons were ed to Tokyo 27 American educa locate them and it is
thought to be dead. What had tors and sought their advice on that the pair returned to their
The late date of this year’s Council to be held on Sunday,
i
Sept. 25, with the coming’ Nation
been a pleasure cruise on this the question of Japan’s educa home in Detroit after
conference was decided upon at
al Conference as the main topic
luxury ship had turned into a tional reform. The group made the morning in Toronto.
the last national meet
the
grim graveyard sojourn. Lurid six recommendations, the second
most suitable time in view of the of discussion. Other matters to
details of the disaster flooded the of which was the abolition of the Former Envoy Head
fact that it was to be held in be discussed are the raising of
funds, and the future projects:
newspapers.
Alberta.
system qf writing in mixed Chin Japan College Drive
of
the Ontario JCCA.
The big headlines were rather ese ideograms and Japanese
The
first
day,
according
to
the
NEW YORK. — Joseph
In addition to the chapter re
C.
startling. The last time that I phonograms and the adoption in
Grew, former ambassador to tentative schedule, will be taken presentatives, the executive sec
had seen headlines comparable its place of Romaji or Roman let
Japan, has been named chair up by registration, steering com retary of the National JCCA,.
in size was at the end of the war. ters.
man of a campaign to raise mittee meeting and reports. A George Tanaka, and the three
This Toronto harbour disaster
representative of the Alberta
Some Japanese educators had
is somewhat reminiscent of the little enthusiasm, others thought $10,000,000 for the proposed JCCA will welcome the deleg’ates. Ontario representatives to the
National
Conference,
Tammy
Pier D Vancouver harbour fire that it did not go far enough, Japanese International Chris
Marubashi,
John
Kumagai
and
tian
University,
it
was
announc
The JCCA organization from
although no deaths were involved that the adoption of English and
the national to the local will be Fred Kayahara, will attend the
” m the latter. We were just kids the gradual elimination of the ed here.
The
projected
university,
io
be
discussed in the morning session meeting.
when that particular fire occured native language should have been
erected near Tokyo, is expected of the second day with the future
but the excitement and color of recommended.
to open its doors in April, 1951. ' projects of the JCCA to be the and social welfare to be the
the incident has never faded from
The growth of Japanese as an Dr. Hachiro Yuasa, president of j subject in the afternoon. The topics.
my mind. I can remember the independent language was nipp
the Dosnisha University, has ' afternoon session is expected to
Following ' a ' free
Sunday
black clouds billowing up into
ed as Japan adopted the Chinese been named the first president. | provide
the most important morning, the vitak question of
the sky and the intense blaze of
characters as the system of writ
The
fund-raising
campaign
is
pj
iase
o
f
tj
le conference with the finances will be on tab for the
flame licking at the wooden
ing but retained their own method
carried
on
in
both
the
, work of the JCCA such as race afternoon of the third day. The
diucture of the pier. And the
of pronunciation. Thus Chinese United States and Canada. A ; relations, cultural relations be- election of officers, resolutions,
blackened twisted stumps that
ideograms have become thorough similar drive for funds in Japan
- i tween Japan and Canada, nation- and the site of the next confer
maiked the remains of the pier
ly integrated with Japanese has already been
completed • al survey, citizenship, assisting ence will be the subject matter
?
still etched in my mind.
civilization and the most the Ja- ■with more than $400,000 sub- । of Japanese Canadian strandees of the final day.
■
Call it morbid curiosity but
panese have been doing is to ;scribed, which is more than the still in Japan, fair employment
7 «e went to see this SS Noronic
as
many
Chinese (quota for Japan.practices legislation, bill of rights,
Mat afternoon. By that time the eliminate
characters from their vocabulary
Niseis Play Part
^ ne was under control and there
as
possible.
In Noronic Tragedy
“) remained only the business o:
An adoption of English would Looking Up
I 'emenng the bodies. We founc
One of the first to answer the
| that ue weren’t the only ones teach the Japanese new concepts
call for volunteer workers was
I who were curious but there were of democracy, of human rights,
George
Suzuki,
Scoutmaster,
of
-womanhood,
essential
to
the
^thousands of others lining tin
who worked all Saturday after
pateifiont street to get ;a wholesome growth of a reborn
hardballs taped up (in the as- noon and for nine hours from 2
Japan.
It
would
not
destroy
tra
’ 4impse of the gutted shell of
About a month ago was watch- cending scale of development). a.m. Sunday morning.
lie re
ditional native virtues as English
ing
kid
brother
Ted
play
ball.
We
had
no
umpires
and
the
mained on duty at the Red Cross
tradition and character is similar
He's second baseman for the games ended up in more fights headquarters where one of his
a An glimpse was all we got for to those of the Japanese.
a Police cordon lined the street
Union
Blockbuster Pee-Wees. than in clean-cut decisions.
duties was to answer telephone
Some Japanese are optomistic
P^ented
any passing
(Union is a nearby village six
And to top it all, this game I calls from anxious friends and
enough
to
predict
that
English
‘ ough. But we saw a ghostly
miles south of St. Thomas.) Two saw was the first in a 2-out-of-3
'Pectre^of a ship listing badly if systematically taught, will be other brothers play on Union series in an early round of the relatives of the victims and
survivors.
to port, the scene of sombre firmly rooted in the country teams: Hank for the bantams,
OBA
(Ontario
Baseball
Associa
“It was a tough job talking to
jyithin 50 years. By the middle
tragedy.
Ken
for
the
seniors.
tion)
Pee-Wee
playoffs.
Op
these people,” he said, “They
। There were brightly dressed of the next century, they hope
Kids sure are lucky in these ponents were the St. Thomas ‘ didn’t want to get off the phone,
Japan
wall
have
become
an
En
vds, men and
i ,
---- women straining
days of prosperity. Ten-year-old Pee-Wees sponsored by the Ki- even though we told them there
L °k ? the fl°ating tomb. The glish-speaking nation.
Ted plays in a yellow sweatshirt wanis Club. Well-organized stuff was no word about the particular
teen-a^ers romped
4:30 p.m. and our Argos lose with the sponsor’s name blazoned this, all players have to show person whom they were seeking.”
595 ' °bI1vious .of tragedy, but another one to the Montreal across the chest in blue script. birth certificates to prove pee
He said he was amazed at the
viih lively curiositv. Alouette football club, 24-11. His baseball cap is in the team wee eligibility. And for these
number
of telephone calls the
tho tTm and
day and This was a bad day for our hog- colors. All his team-mates are playoff games, the highly-touted
Red Cross received from people
^atemg I.SUn sparkling on the town I
similarly outfitted. The pee Snap Binns, local Senior In- offering their' help.
strange incongrous
At the Horseshoe was the wees, like the older bantams, are ter-County umpires, was to ofWhen the Toronto Radio sta
ground for this disaster.
Bernie Black Trio. Emulating the supplied with full catcher’s equip ficiate.
tion CKEY went to the scene of
Page Cavanaugh Trio in their ment, new bats, and new regula
Because of uncertain weather,
«iA^°Und our town there are treatments, the Black-men are tion junior-size hardballs. And Binns didn’t show up. Instead the disaster to broadcast first
hand accounts, James Shino of
iCilIeS that carry the mind :hree
excellent
entertainers. adult umpires too. All the trim couple young fellows who came
the station’s technical staff was
along with the city team were on hand. He also wrote a brief
the
of death and Whether they play Body and mings, in fact.
” Adding forth at one Soul or Bianca, they execute the
In our day, when we were be recruited.
description of what he saw which
day was Nellie task with fine showmanship tween ten and fifteen, we were
Just as I was musing over this was broadcast over the Buffalo
,the celebrated “Real and talent.
lucky if our catcher had a patch- comparison with our kid days, radio station WEBR.
vttn
' S<lueabng in a faled-up mask. He had no belly and thinking how lucky Ted and
V^l 35 wed as performBut later that night or more protector or shinguards.
Our bantam Hank and their team
Married Couples
V.
,
nauseatin
&
(to
me)
correctly, that morning, it rain uniforms were the bravely-patch mates were, the dispute came up.
icfc
The
Young
Married Couples
h r u\tc^ die is noted, she ed and the next day was cloudy ed everyday clothes that our
7
’
2,
and
Kroup
wil1
ho
’
d
a meeting in the
;arough her routines of and gloomy. A more fitting cog mothers made us wear for base
there had been a couple of ques- ( Morley Punshon room at the
* »«FAH“rry °” Do'ra in the scenario of the harbour [ ball. Our balls were tennis balls,
tionable decisions. The Union j Metropolitan Church on Fridav
-ne Brown Frame.
incident.
J Japanese sponge balls, or ancient
Continued on Page 2)
* Sept. 23 at 8 p.m
Kids Are Lucky These Days
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THE NEW CANADIAN
TORONTO, ONT.
Writer Makes Study Of Japanese Language
Expects Western Language To Be Adopted
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1949.
$6 per 1 year — 10c Per Copy
Nov. 4-7 Set For National JCCA Conference
The third Annual Conference of the Japanese Can
Detroit Honeymoon
survey of the Japanese
adian Citizens Association will be held at Lethbrid.ee,.
" Just Passing Through language by Kiyoshi K. Kawa Couple Escapes
Alta., on November 4-7, the National JCCA headquar
nami, noted author writing for
Noronic Disaster
By KEN ADACHI
the Christian Science Monitor,
ters confirmed this week. All provincial chapters haveMr. and Mrs. John Takeshima
has brought out the many defects
been notified and a tentative agenda drawn up by the
On the town . . .
of the language. The only solu of Detroit were two of the more
le
in the hog-town started in tion lies in the step of discard fortunate passengers aboard the National Executive Council, has been sent out to them
it
h very spectacular fashion last ing the language and adopting a ill-fated Noronic. Married for for their approval.
“e Saturday morning. Woke up in western language in its place. less than a week at the time of
7
Maximum representation from^----- —------- - ------------------- ----------the
tragedy,
the
couple
were
the morning to find huge head English would be the logical
each provincial chapter will be
o
lines of three to four inches blaz language as it is the richest spending their honeymoon on the three delegates. In addition, the ONTARIO JCCA HOLDS
e
oning forth with the news that modern language and is already lake cruise.
National President, the National COUNCIL MEETING
A Saturday afternoon check Treasurer and the Executive
the S. S. Noronic had been gutted fairly ’widespread in Japan.
LONDON, Ont. — The Ontario
by fire from bow to stern and
In 1946 Gen. MacArthur invit with a downtown hotel failed to Secretary will attend the 4-day JCCA called a meeting of its
convention.
:that over 150 persons were ed to Tokyo 27 American educa locate them and it is
thought to be dead. What had tors and sought their advice on that the pair returned to their
The late date of this year’s Council to be held on Sunday,
i
Sept. 25, with the coming’ Nation
been a pleasure cruise on this the question of Japan’s educa home in Detroit after
conference was decided upon at
al Conference as the main topic
luxury ship had turned into a tional reform. The group made the morning in Toronto.
the last national meet
the
grim graveyard sojourn. Lurid six recommendations, the second
most suitable time in view of the of discussion. Other matters to
details of the disaster flooded the of which was the abolition of the Former Envoy Head
fact that it was to be held in be discussed are the raising of
funds, and the future projects:
newspapers.
Alberta.
system qf writing in mixed Chin Japan College Drive
of
the Ontario JCCA.
The big headlines were rather ese ideograms and Japanese
The
first
day,
according
to
the
NEW YORK. — Joseph
In addition to the chapter re
C.
startling. The last time that I phonograms and the adoption in
Grew, former ambassador to tentative schedule, will be taken presentatives, the executive sec
had seen headlines comparable its place of Romaji or Roman let
Japan, has been named chair up by registration, steering com retary of the National JCCA,.
in size was at the end of the war. ters.
man of a campaign to raise mittee meeting and reports. A George Tanaka, and the three
This Toronto harbour disaster
representative of the Alberta
Some Japanese educators had
is somewhat reminiscent of the little enthusiasm, others thought $10,000,000 for the proposed JCCA will welcome the deleg’ates. Ontario representatives to the
National
Conference,
Tammy
Pier D Vancouver harbour fire that it did not go far enough, Japanese International Chris
Marubashi,
John
Kumagai
and
tian
University,
it
was
announc
The JCCA organization from
although no deaths were involved that the adoption of English and
the national to the local will be Fred Kayahara, will attend the
” m the latter. We were just kids the gradual elimination of the ed here.
The
projected
university,
io
be
discussed in the morning session meeting.
when that particular fire occured native language should have been
erected near Tokyo, is expected of the second day with the future
but the excitement and color of recommended.
to open its doors in April, 1951. ' projects of the JCCA to be the and social welfare to be the
the incident has never faded from
The growth of Japanese as an Dr. Hachiro Yuasa, president of j subject in the afternoon. The topics.
my mind. I can remember the independent language was nipp
the Dosnisha University, has ' afternoon session is expected to
Following ' a ' free
Sunday
black clouds billowing up into
ed as Japan adopted the Chinese been named the first president. | provide
the most important morning, the vitak question of
the sky and the intense blaze of
characters as the system of writ
The
fund-raising
campaign
is
pj
iase
o
f
tj
le conference with the finances will be on tab for the
flame licking at the wooden
ing but retained their own method
carried
on
in
both
the
, work of the JCCA such as race afternoon of the third day. The
diucture of the pier. And the
of pronunciation. Thus Chinese United States and Canada. A ; relations, cultural relations be- election of officers, resolutions,
blackened twisted stumps that
ideograms have become thorough similar drive for funds in Japan
- i tween Japan and Canada, nation- and the site of the next confer
maiked the remains of the pier
ly integrated with Japanese has already been
completed • al survey, citizenship, assisting ence will be the subject matter
?
still etched in my mind.
civilization and the most the Ja- ■with more than $400,000 sub- । of Japanese Canadian strandees of the final day.
■
Call it morbid curiosity but
panese have been doing is to ;scribed, which is more than the still in Japan, fair employment
7 «e went to see this SS Noronic
as
many
Chinese (quota for Japan.practices legislation, bill of rights,
Mat afternoon. By that time the eliminate
characters from their vocabulary
Niseis Play Part
^ ne was under control and there
as
possible.
In Noronic Tragedy
“) remained only the business o:
An adoption of English would Looking Up
I 'emenng the bodies. We founc
One of the first to answer the
| that ue weren’t the only ones teach the Japanese new concepts
call for volunteer workers was
I who were curious but there were of democracy, of human rights,
George
Suzuki,
Scoutmaster,
of
-womanhood,
essential
to
the
^thousands of others lining tin
who worked all Saturday after
pateifiont street to get ;a wholesome growth of a reborn
hardballs taped up (in the as- noon and for nine hours from 2
Japan.
It
would
not
destroy
tra
’ 4impse of the gutted shell of
About a month ago was watch- cending scale of development). a.m. Sunday morning.
lie re
ditional native virtues as English
ing
kid
brother
Ted
play
ball.
We
had
no
umpires
and
the
mained on duty at the Red Cross
tradition and character is similar
He's second baseman for the games ended up in more fights headquarters where one of his
a An glimpse was all we got for to those of the Japanese.
a Police cordon lined the street
Union
Blockbuster Pee-Wees. than in clean-cut decisions.
duties was to answer telephone
Some Japanese are optomistic
P^ented
any passing
(Union is a nearby village six
And to top it all, this game I calls from anxious friends and
enough
to
predict
that
English
‘ ough. But we saw a ghostly
miles south of St. Thomas.) Two saw was the first in a 2-out-of-3
'Pectre^of a ship listing badly if systematically taught, will be other brothers play on Union series in an early round of the relatives of the victims and
survivors.
to port, the scene of sombre firmly rooted in the country teams: Hank for the bantams,
OBA
(Ontario
Baseball
Associa
“It was a tough job talking to
jyithin 50 years. By the middle
tragedy.
Ken
for
the
seniors.
tion)
Pee-Wee
playoffs.
Op
these people,” he said, “They
। There were brightly dressed of the next century, they hope
Kids sure are lucky in these ponents were the St. Thomas ‘ didn’t want to get off the phone,
Japan
wall
have
become
an
En
vds, men and
i ,
---- women straining
days of prosperity. Ten-year-old Pee-Wees sponsored by the Ki- even though we told them there
L °k ? the fl°ating tomb. The glish-speaking nation.
Ted plays in a yellow sweatshirt wanis Club. Well-organized stuff was no word about the particular
teen-a^ers romped
4:30 p.m. and our Argos lose with the sponsor’s name blazoned this, all players have to show person whom they were seeking.”
595 ' °bI1vious .of tragedy, but another one to the Montreal across the chest in blue script. birth certificates to prove pee
He said he was amazed at the
viih lively curiositv. Alouette football club, 24-11. His baseball cap is in the team wee eligibility. And for these
number
of telephone calls the
tho tTm and
day and This was a bad day for our hog- colors. All his team-mates are playoff games, the highly-touted
Red Cross received from people
^atemg I.SUn sparkling on the town I
similarly outfitted. The pee Snap Binns, local Senior In- offering their' help.
strange incongrous
At the Horseshoe was the wees, like the older bantams, are ter-County umpires, was to ofWhen the Toronto Radio sta
ground for this disaster.
Bernie Black Trio. Emulating the supplied with full catcher’s equip ficiate.
tion CKEY went to the scene of
Page Cavanaugh Trio in their ment, new bats, and new regula
Because of uncertain weather,
«iA^°Und our town there are treatments, the Black-men are tion junior-size hardballs. And Binns didn’t show up. Instead the disaster to broadcast first
hand accounts, James Shino of
iCilIeS that carry the mind :hree
excellent
entertainers. adult umpires too. All the trim couple young fellows who came
the station’s technical staff was
along with the city team were on hand. He also wrote a brief
the
of death and Whether they play Body and mings, in fact.
” Adding forth at one Soul or Bianca, they execute the
In our day, when we were be recruited.
description of what he saw which
day was Nellie task with fine showmanship tween ten and fifteen, we were
Just as I was musing over this was broadcast over the Buffalo
,the celebrated “Real and talent.
lucky if our catcher had a patch- comparison with our kid days, radio station WEBR.
vttn
' S<lueabng in a faled-up mask. He had no belly and thinking how lucky Ted and
V^l 35 wed as performBut later that night or more protector or shinguards.
Our bantam Hank and their team
Married Couples
V.
,
nauseatin
&
(to
me)
correctly, that morning, it rain uniforms were the bravely-patch mates were, the dispute came up.
icfc
The
Young
Married Couples
h r u\tc^ die is noted, she ed and the next day was cloudy ed everyday clothes that our
7
’
2,
and
Kroup
wil1
ho
’
d
a meeting in the
;arough her routines of and gloomy. A more fitting cog mothers made us wear for base
there had been a couple of ques- ( Morley Punshon room at the
* »«FAH“rry °” Do'ra in the scenario of the harbour [ ball. Our balls were tennis balls,
tionable decisions. The Union j Metropolitan Church on Fridav
-ne Brown Frame.
incident.
J Japanese sponge balls, or ancient
Continued on Page 2)
* Sept. 23 at 8 p.m
Kids Are Lucky These Days
Page 2
PAGE TWO
THE NEW CANADIAN
The New Canadian
(Continued from Page 1)
KIDS ARE LUCKY
Afi Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
OF INTEREST TO EX-TASHME STUDENTS
Some time ago, former Tashme I
coach, the prosperous buildin,
students
in Toronto decided that
contractor whose generosity sup
as a medium of expression and news outlet
plied the kids with all. their they would like to send .a weddequipment and their uniforms, -ng gift to Mrs. Winnie Aumack
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
(nee McBride) and parcels to
started to raise hell.
Toyo Takata
.
—Editor.
Misses
K. Greenback and M. Mc
This started an over-sized
. Takaichi Umezuki
—Japanese Section Editor
rhubarb which stopped the game Lachlan in Japan ^picture) as
Ken Mori _____
cold. For about a half-hour, tokens of appreciation for all the
479 Queen St. W
PLaza 5005 — Toronto. Ont.
both team coaches and the hap good work they did for the Ja
less umpires were involved in panese during evacuation.
A committee was appointed to j
Office Hours:
strident arguing with one an
Subscription, in Advance:
*
canvass
the homes of the stu
8:30
a.m.
-5:30 p.m
other. Finally the game was cal
53.00 for six months
feel as if I
dents.
A
tri-lite
lamp
was
sent
led.
Monday to Friday.
cannot . see beyond
56.00 per one year
them and have no time
i
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
As the bus carrying the St. to Mrs. Aumack and two CARE
Saturday.
parcels
each
to
the
two
ladies
in
Thomas team pulled out, some
Night Calls :
of the local pee-wees started to Japan. Letters have been receiv it I think of you. The
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042,
throw mud-clumps and a second ed from these teachers (one news that come to me mate f
T. Takata RA. 2719
happy and proud of you. I rt
hand ice cream cone at the kids piinted in the New Canadian on
encourage
people here bv tj
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
in the bus who were shouting un kept. /) one of which is publish
them
of
th.
difficulties i,'?
complimentary remarks about the ed below.
*
tl
Thanks go to all those who co- and overcame.
Union sponsor-coach. As I drove
Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1949
Tashme experience ha;
Ted home, I’m afraid there was operated with this undertaking 1 i
elped
me
m trying to befriend
and to the committee consisting
i sour taste in my mouth.
these
people
who are facing even
*
*
^
of Misses C. and V. Seo, M. Kudo*
more niseis at colleges today
harder problems and suffering
In a material way, these kids M. Watanabe, M. Omotani, T.
The number of Niseis enrolling- at colleges and are very fortunate. And their Ando, and K. Irizawa, A. Arai. than you folks did. I think out of
universities has been steadily increasing- si^ce the games are well organized and K. Sakamoto and R. Nishikawa’’ your experience you could heh
them better than I.
ODeiX-"' |AS Co"at'‘a” “Stitutes of hi&her learning- played on cared-for fields. The
I came back, as you know. f„
Lake Nojui, Japan
X JheLd0.01S hlS and llext week’ this year should St. Thomas City Recreation I
A*
“ a gir.ls’ sc^coL I teaci
Commission provides adult guid
August 6, 1949
lot piove to be an exception
- hours a week. In our city there
ance—a feature being the base- Dear Tashme friends:
is
a Junior College of high’standTo think that you used
— your
The students come to mv
precious pennies to send those Dig
Bible
Study classes and mv
But despite
this, the kids 1
parcels to us! They are
Changed froVf^
has have
their all
playing
evenings
are given largely t‘o
spoiled fnch §ood Parcels; there is notlithat pleases our Japanese them. A large group are Comfriends more than the things in । munists; another group, seeing
IW Wlthout some justification for the efKlds of Pee'wee and bantam those parcels. But they are ex v°J1Ope °r ^e^^g in life are
■ ect of higher learning on immediate economic <rain
^ °f^
pensive and I am sure that you Nihilistic in their thinking. Then
was dubious for the Nisei
&a
to teach them to be good sports. I haven’t many pennies to spare । there , is the group who are not
The higher income and
believe in scrappy all-out play- since you are studying. It made satisfied with either—they wish
panese Canadian fXndCK
ing-to-win on the field. And re- me happy to know you remem co find some meaning in life,
are I mthling f^nds after the game. bered us. The needs around me some solution to their personal
more
ncollo^p
u
met that
amic
lmscis
no’o
i there
L -Stopping a game with a pro- are so great that I sometimes and the country’s problems. Thev
contributory factors in the increase of* Nisei"
are great students of philosophy
aie longed rhubarb is a lousy way to
quite hit the target either—per and economics and read in En
UlldeiI
play
ball.
And
an
even
lousier
grads but nothin«• has
,
ei L^iernaps because of its tone. This glish many of our best books. 1
^j11^
-Tucation ta”^X^|3
tMCh lHs hw
is Ross Lockridge’s Raintree find them better read than most
lacial prejudice which has
.
lessening of
Seems to1 me all the money County-published 3-4 years ago young people at home.
opportunities for the qualified Nisei.
“ hettei—another massive thing but
I am having two weeks holispent on uniforms and
good loaded with sex to the eyeballs.
day
at Lake Nojui with Miss
equipment goes down the drain
Perhaps
Raintree
County
does
Greenback
at her cottage, It is
this way.
I w?s thinking earlier how not take itself as seriously as the a lovely spot on a hill-side over%
lucky these kids were. Now, I’m Sandburg work does. The Rock looking one of the most beauti
not so sure. But what bothers _ears lcloak of dedicated pur- ful lakes that I have ever seen.
pose. The County w<
ears a gay Perhaps you remember Howard
me most is that opportunity is
being thrown away like yester- I faPt °fJ 1USty Americana ’ closer Norman, the Vancouver minister,
There was a time when Little
to bawdy smoking-room humor who spoke at our church sendees
’ Parable areas, since Department nay’s garbage.
Tokyo had an under■world.
in Tashme—he and his wife and
than
Jeffersonian doctrine.
In the records of the Los An Of Justice records show the resi
A
story
connected
with
Rainthree children were with us.
Quite a switch from kid base
geles police and of the police of bent population of Japanes an■
ree
County
fascinates
me
with
Thank you again for remem
several other coast communities cestry to be one of the most law- ball to the Great American Novel.
P°SSJbilities- The novel
so bering us and may God bless you.
? racial Sroups in the But here goes.
are murder cases which are yet
Lnited
States.
i
n
spite
of
the
Sincerely,
Carl Sandburg’s Remembrance
S6X it,has ^placed
to be closed. The records tell of
Lady
Chatterly
’
s
Lover
as
the
May MacLachlan,
bullet-ridden bodies found on a existence of an underworld oro-- Rock is getting a big best-selling
book proper matrons read under
111
tbe
laSt
bl
I
plsy
light
now.
A
massive
thing
lonely beach, of shots fired from
then- pillows when nobody’s lookJCCA Badminton
moving cars, of men killed in the -™e the evacuation there were —it compresses the three cenAn
outsta
nding
success
as
a
I
tunes
of
American
historv
into
criminal
offenses
chared
The
first meeting of the JCCA
night.
« the 126,500 persons*o?j
irst
novel,
its
literary
content,
Badminton Club is scheduled to
a novel which tells of the'Great
Some months ago a man was
Japanese ancestry in the United American Dream.
once the sex is elbowed aside is be held on Wed. Sept. 28 at 7:30
I
worked
arrested in Los Angeles and
p.m. sharp in the Primary Room,
?j?-ed "ith a ^H*'^1 commit Dates, or an annual crime rate | through to the ruddy end (some uneven but often high
Yet author Lockridge, once Church of All Nations.
thing
like.
1070
pages)
but
des
i
Per 1000 Pers<>ns. Of
ted 25 years before, in 1924 This k
J n
f 570 Offenses ^arg- pite occasional flashes of Sand I T> ■ Pr°fas°r of ■ English,
A new’ executive vail be chosen
Issei was a businessman,
killed
himself
about
a
year
after
ed,
nearly
one-half
were
for
burg poetry and some intriguinat this meeting.
church-goer. Investigation soon
T novel took the country bv
characters,
there
seemed
to
be
m
mg
and
drunkenness.
There
I
Films on badminton will be
disclosed
that
someone had vere only 5 cases of crinS
storm. Why?
*
‘ shown. This includes a demon
too
much
of
everything.
Like
blundered, The suspect's
name honnc.dc, S of robbery and 35 sex reading a history book "for en
stration in both doubles and
was the
s.ame
j
tHnt of a man A± A "’^^ .«« Japanese
laSt
lette
W
mentioned
tertainment.
Colorful,
ves.
but
singles by Jack Purcell.
/ tiled for questioning at the
sull a history book.
Tn
in? *^*ce hi Wonderland.
time the bodies of two gamblers
The American Dream, to hear In the Invitation to Learning
were found. The mistake was re
Co-Ed Canteen Jaunt
the Americans tell it, is One of discussion of the book, Katherine
grettable and its innocent victim
WINNIPEG. — The annual
vigorous pioneer optimism that Anne Porter confesses to being jaunt to Lockport’s Rendezvous
spent two uncomfortable days in
oi rif-ied by the adventures when
hewed a mighty nation out of a
prison before he could condnce
sponsored by the Co-Ed Canteen
rich but wild unknown land. 4
a ChiId' To ^’hicH Bert- will be held on Oct. 1. A bus
the police of the error. The in
i feeling of exultation usually ac- 1 mid Russell says he hadn’t felt, "’ill be in front of the Y.W.C.A.
cident also showed that the police Ration which dealt in b th
timate and ille-ntm^fo I
5
because after all it
companies
have long memories and cases of
this
declaration-__any horror
„
--.at 8 p.m. and in front of the Co-op
somewhat in the manner of a these
a quarter-century ago have-not
"3S having all j Store at 8:15 for those who will
been forgotten.
Club butT^X^ 3
.grandiose
...
Hollywood
musical mind
boy^ don,t be bowling in the Nisei League,
letting a]] guns go in the blazing fact Ahpv
. Actually the sets of violence
^’^ids—in { A nominal charge of 35c will be
finale.
de^piwo "
S "^aL ^he girls ' asked to cover the transportation.
"■ere only sporadic and occurred 1920s
,
era ln the
Bm I didn’t put down Remem
at times when there was a
this will be the last summer ourTup. and boysjdl be always ing sponsored by the Co-Eds
for power within the undeiworld and civic A ,
“Pt ^M brance Rock with an exultant
JW I guess. 'Despite adolescent all are welcome.
organization. It i probably true wv,. Ob r,,c
^ S in?\.r Jast feIt tired and a ipreten
mis of mallantry, grownthat there was less
are also urged to attend
i
“
P
suits,
or a middle-aged bay theAll
“
he
maintenance
of
-,
of violence in this Little Tokyo I
first Canteen which starts on
corrupt
; window.
Another novel de
underworld than k other com-' '-i'-? adminis Don and in this
Oct. 13. The proceeds from the
l!”ig with ;; Ain't we ;
(Continued
the
American
Drear
awful
?
on Page S)
first night will be donated to the
L much ' St. Thomas. Ont.
better, even though
4
.W.C.A. Building Fund CamIt doesn't i
as Sr5
LITTLE TOKYO’S UNDERWORLD
sl^ “ ■=-
THE NEW CANADIAN
The New Canadian
(Continued from Page 1)
KIDS ARE LUCKY
Afi Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
OF INTEREST TO EX-TASHME STUDENTS
Some time ago, former Tashme I
coach, the prosperous buildin,
students
in Toronto decided that
contractor whose generosity sup
as a medium of expression and news outlet
plied the kids with all. their they would like to send .a weddequipment and their uniforms, -ng gift to Mrs. Winnie Aumack
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
(nee McBride) and parcels to
started to raise hell.
Toyo Takata
.
—Editor.
Misses
K. Greenback and M. Mc
This started an over-sized
. Takaichi Umezuki
—Japanese Section Editor
rhubarb which stopped the game Lachlan in Japan ^picture) as
Ken Mori _____
cold. For about a half-hour, tokens of appreciation for all the
479 Queen St. W
PLaza 5005 — Toronto. Ont.
both team coaches and the hap good work they did for the Ja
less umpires were involved in panese during evacuation.
A committee was appointed to j
Office Hours:
strident arguing with one an
Subscription, in Advance:
*
canvass
the homes of the stu
8:30
a.m.
-5:30 p.m
other. Finally the game was cal
53.00 for six months
feel as if I
dents.
A
tri-lite
lamp
was
sent
led.
Monday to Friday.
cannot . see beyond
56.00 per one year
them and have no time
i
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
As the bus carrying the St. to Mrs. Aumack and two CARE
Saturday.
parcels
each
to
the
two
ladies
in
Thomas team pulled out, some
Night Calls :
of the local pee-wees started to Japan. Letters have been receiv it I think of you. The
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042,
throw mud-clumps and a second ed from these teachers (one news that come to me mate f
T. Takata RA. 2719
happy and proud of you. I rt
hand ice cream cone at the kids piinted in the New Canadian on
encourage
people here bv tj
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
in the bus who were shouting un kept. /) one of which is publish
them
of
th.
difficulties i,'?
complimentary remarks about the ed below.
*
tl
Thanks go to all those who co- and overcame.
Union sponsor-coach. As I drove
Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1949
Tashme experience ha;
Ted home, I’m afraid there was operated with this undertaking 1 i
elped
me
m trying to befriend
and to the committee consisting
i sour taste in my mouth.
these
people
who are facing even
*
*
^
of Misses C. and V. Seo, M. Kudo*
more niseis at colleges today
harder problems and suffering
In a material way, these kids M. Watanabe, M. Omotani, T.
The number of Niseis enrolling- at colleges and are very fortunate. And their Ando, and K. Irizawa, A. Arai. than you folks did. I think out of
universities has been steadily increasing- si^ce the games are well organized and K. Sakamoto and R. Nishikawa’’ your experience you could heh
them better than I.
ODeiX-"' |AS Co"at'‘a” “Stitutes of hi&her learning- played on cared-for fields. The
I came back, as you know. f„
Lake Nojui, Japan
X JheLd0.01S hlS and llext week’ this year should St. Thomas City Recreation I
A*
“ a gir.ls’ sc^coL I teaci
Commission provides adult guid
August 6, 1949
lot piove to be an exception
- hours a week. In our city there
ance—a feature being the base- Dear Tashme friends:
is
a Junior College of high’standTo think that you used
— your
The students come to mv
precious pennies to send those Dig
Bible
Study classes and mv
But despite
this, the kids 1
parcels to us! They are
Changed froVf^
has have
their all
playing
evenings
are given largely t‘o
spoiled fnch §ood Parcels; there is notlithat pleases our Japanese them. A large group are Comfriends more than the things in । munists; another group, seeing
IW Wlthout some justification for the efKlds of Pee'wee and bantam those parcels. But they are ex v°J1Ope °r ^e^^g in life are
■ ect of higher learning on immediate economic <rain
^ °f^
pensive and I am sure that you Nihilistic in their thinking. Then
was dubious for the Nisei
&a
to teach them to be good sports. I haven’t many pennies to spare । there , is the group who are not
The higher income and
believe in scrappy all-out play- since you are studying. It made satisfied with either—they wish
panese Canadian fXndCK
ing-to-win on the field. And re- me happy to know you remem co find some meaning in life,
are I mthling f^nds after the game. bered us. The needs around me some solution to their personal
more
ncollo^p
u
met that
amic
lmscis
no’o
i there
L -Stopping a game with a pro- are so great that I sometimes and the country’s problems. Thev
contributory factors in the increase of* Nisei"
are great students of philosophy
aie longed rhubarb is a lousy way to
quite hit the target either—per and economics and read in En
UlldeiI
play
ball.
And
an
even
lousier
grads but nothin«• has
,
ei L^iernaps because of its tone. This glish many of our best books. 1
^j11^
-Tucation ta”^X^|3
tMCh lHs hw
is Ross Lockridge’s Raintree find them better read than most
lacial prejudice which has
.
lessening of
Seems to1 me all the money County-published 3-4 years ago young people at home.
opportunities for the qualified Nisei.
“ hettei—another massive thing but
I am having two weeks holispent on uniforms and
good loaded with sex to the eyeballs.
day
at Lake Nojui with Miss
equipment goes down the drain
Perhaps
Raintree
County
does
Greenback
at her cottage, It is
this way.
I w?s thinking earlier how not take itself as seriously as the a lovely spot on a hill-side over%
lucky these kids were. Now, I’m Sandburg work does. The Rock looking one of the most beauti
not so sure. But what bothers _ears lcloak of dedicated pur- ful lakes that I have ever seen.
pose. The County w<
ears a gay Perhaps you remember Howard
me most is that opportunity is
being thrown away like yester- I faPt °fJ 1USty Americana ’ closer Norman, the Vancouver minister,
There was a time when Little
to bawdy smoking-room humor who spoke at our church sendees
’ Parable areas, since Department nay’s garbage.
Tokyo had an under■world.
in Tashme—he and his wife and
than
Jeffersonian doctrine.
In the records of the Los An Of Justice records show the resi
A
story
connected
with
Rainthree children were with us.
Quite a switch from kid base
geles police and of the police of bent population of Japanes an■
ree
County
fascinates
me
with
Thank you again for remem
several other coast communities cestry to be one of the most law- ball to the Great American Novel.
P°SSJbilities- The novel
so bering us and may God bless you.
? racial Sroups in the But here goes.
are murder cases which are yet
Lnited
States.
i
n
spite
of
the
Sincerely,
Carl Sandburg’s Remembrance
S6X it,has ^placed
to be closed. The records tell of
Lady
Chatterly
’
s
Lover
as
the
May MacLachlan,
bullet-ridden bodies found on a existence of an underworld oro-- Rock is getting a big best-selling
book proper matrons read under
111
tbe
laSt
bl
I
plsy
light
now.
A
massive
thing
lonely beach, of shots fired from
then- pillows when nobody’s lookJCCA Badminton
moving cars, of men killed in the -™e the evacuation there were —it compresses the three cenAn
outsta
nding
success
as
a
I
tunes
of
American
historv
into
criminal
offenses
chared
The
first meeting of the JCCA
night.
« the 126,500 persons*o?j
irst
novel,
its
literary
content,
Badminton Club is scheduled to
a novel which tells of the'Great
Some months ago a man was
Japanese ancestry in the United American Dream.
once the sex is elbowed aside is be held on Wed. Sept. 28 at 7:30
I
worked
arrested in Los Angeles and
p.m. sharp in the Primary Room,
?j?-ed "ith a ^H*'^1 commit Dates, or an annual crime rate | through to the ruddy end (some uneven but often high
Yet author Lockridge, once Church of All Nations.
thing
like.
1070
pages)
but
des
i
Per 1000 Pers<>ns. Of
ted 25 years before, in 1924 This k
J n
f 570 Offenses ^arg- pite occasional flashes of Sand I T> ■ Pr°fas°r of ■ English,
A new’ executive vail be chosen
Issei was a businessman,
killed
himself
about
a
year
after
ed,
nearly
one-half
were
for
burg poetry and some intriguinat this meeting.
church-goer. Investigation soon
T novel took the country bv
characters,
there
seemed
to
be
m
mg
and
drunkenness.
There
I
Films on badminton will be
disclosed
that
someone had vere only 5 cases of crinS
storm. Why?
*
‘ shown. This includes a demon
too
much
of
everything.
Like
blundered, The suspect's
name honnc.dc, S of robbery and 35 sex reading a history book "for en
stration in both doubles and
was the
s.ame
j
tHnt of a man A± A "’^^ .«« Japanese
laSt
lette
W
mentioned
tertainment.
Colorful,
ves.
but
singles by Jack Purcell.
/ tiled for questioning at the
sull a history book.
Tn
in? *^*ce hi Wonderland.
time the bodies of two gamblers
The American Dream, to hear In the Invitation to Learning
were found. The mistake was re
Co-Ed Canteen Jaunt
the Americans tell it, is One of discussion of the book, Katherine
grettable and its innocent victim
WINNIPEG. — The annual
vigorous pioneer optimism that Anne Porter confesses to being jaunt to Lockport’s Rendezvous
spent two uncomfortable days in
oi rif-ied by the adventures when
hewed a mighty nation out of a
prison before he could condnce
sponsored by the Co-Ed Canteen
rich but wild unknown land. 4
a ChiId' To ^’hicH Bert- will be held on Oct. 1. A bus
the police of the error. The in
i feeling of exultation usually ac- 1 mid Russell says he hadn’t felt, "’ill be in front of the Y.W.C.A.
cident also showed that the police Ration which dealt in b th
timate and ille-ntm^fo I
5
because after all it
companies
have long memories and cases of
this
declaration-__any horror
„
--.at 8 p.m. and in front of the Co-op
somewhat in the manner of a these
a quarter-century ago have-not
"3S having all j Store at 8:15 for those who will
been forgotten.
Club butT^X^ 3
.grandiose
...
Hollywood
musical mind
boy^ don,t be bowling in the Nisei League,
letting a]] guns go in the blazing fact Ahpv
. Actually the sets of violence
^’^ids—in { A nominal charge of 35c will be
finale.
de^piwo "
S "^aL ^he girls ' asked to cover the transportation.
"■ere only sporadic and occurred 1920s
,
era ln the
Bm I didn’t put down Remem
at times when there was a
this will be the last summer ourTup. and boysjdl be always ing sponsored by the Co-Eds
for power within the undeiworld and civic A ,
“Pt ^M brance Rock with an exultant
JW I guess. 'Despite adolescent all are welcome.
organization. It i probably true wv,. Ob r,,c
^ S in?\.r Jast feIt tired and a ipreten
mis of mallantry, grownthat there was less
are also urged to attend
i
“
P
suits,
or a middle-aged bay theAll
“
he
maintenance
of
-,
of violence in this Little Tokyo I
first Canteen which starts on
corrupt
; window.
Another novel de
underworld than k other com-' '-i'-? adminis Don and in this
Oct. 13. The proceeds from the
l!”ig with ;; Ain't we ;
(Continued
the
American
Drear
awful
?
on Page S)
first night will be donated to the
L much ' St. Thomas. Ont.
better, even though
4
.W.C.A. Building Fund CamIt doesn't i
as Sr5
LITTLE TOKYO’S UNDERWORLD
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To Become Champs In Winnipeg Basehall
The All-Oriental Basketball Tournament this year is to be
W INNIPEG. — The Maroons
held in San Jose, Calif. Last year’s winner was the San Francisromped
off with a 21-13 victory
co Chinese St. Mary’s Saints.
over the Diamond Sox to win the 1 In Toronto Bowling
In the second night of the Tor
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The National Nisei Vue Invitational Basketball Tournament
onto
Nisei"Major Bowling- Leag-ue,
has been set for Chicago on Nov. 26 and 27. Four top sectional Championship best of three series
2-0.
Queen City J ewellers remained
teams, Chicago Huskies, Hawaiian All-Stars, Salt Lake City Harlem
undefeated
by blanking- the Ta
A. C., and Berkeley Niseis, have been invited with the Chicago and
A light drizzle which fell keda Insurance team 7-0 and
throughout the game made it in gaining their fourteenth straight
S the Hawaiian entries already accepting the bid.
This will be the first time that a Nisei basketball tourney will to a pitcher’s nightmare as the
victory.
be held on so wide a scope.
S!
slippery ball became difficult to
Variety Grill also blanked T.
control. The Maroons hammered Inouye’s 7-0, OK Cleaners beat
Frankie Toyota, training with other Boston Bruin hopefuls, has out 18 hits in collecting their 21 Danforth Cleaners 5-2, Best
f returned to his home in St. Catharines. Being still eligible
for runs while committing seven Cleaners beat Freedman’s 5-2,
juvcnile competion, it is not known whether he will line up with miscues and getting nine walks. Urabe Insurance beat Kiso Sora
the juveniles or the juniors. Last year, he played with the juvenile The Diamond Sox collected 13 Construction
and Yamada
St. Catharines Lions. He was regarded as one of the fastest skaters runs on eight hits, 15 walks and Studio beat Student Coffee. Shop
foui’ errors.
in the entire league.
High triple for the night was
The Diamond Sox opened. the
Nor is the athletic prowess in the Toyota family confined to first inning729-276
bowled by H. Nobuto.
by scoring- four■ unFrankie. His sister, Mrs. Kay Fujiwara, entered the women’s ama- earned runs
with the Manoons Other high scores were M. Ike
teur one-mile swim at the Canadian National Exhibition. She failed
coming back in their half with gami with 721-267, Ji Nishizaki
to finish like so many entrants as the icy waters of Lake Ontario
nine runs on seven hits and two 700-243, J. Tehara 694-312, T.
numbed her.
errors. The Diamond Sox kept Tanaka, M. Mori and T. Mori
But she hopes to try again next year’ and is practicingadding- to their score inning after with identical 688-301 scores.
diligently.
inning but the Maroons came
Sweat ere ties Windup Dance
WINNIPEG, — To mark the
back with six runs in the third
Shiro Hashizume, one of the swimmers from Japan, is planning and four runs in the fifth to take closing of an active season of
to retire. After returning ^om the successful trip to Los Angeles
a comfortable lead in /coasting softball, the Y’ Peg’s Sweateretand Honolulu, Hashizume was operated on for appendectomy and to the win.
tes are holding a Windup Dance
he believes that following the surgery, he will not be able to swim
in the Blue Room of the Y. W. C.
as well.
The Maroons got eight extra A. on Friday Sept. 23. Dancing«
base hits in their 18 hit attack. will be from 8 p.m. and admis
Leading the hit parade was Sam sion 50c for couples and 30c for
One of the most popular figures in the prewar Nippon Pro my Matsuo with two doubles and
fessional Baseball League was Buck Harris (not the famous ‘boy two triples in seven trips while stags. Refreshments will be serv
manager of the American League, now piloting the San Diego Padres Frank Yahiro and Tak Hirose ed by the girls and everyone is
in the Pacific Coast League). He was playing manager of the Tokyo both collected three hits. Every welcome to a night of gay danc
ing.
Eagles during the 1937 and 1938 seasons.
man in the lineup came through
One year he led the league in home runs. Harris played one with a hit.
HY-NOTERS
HAMILTON.
Hy-Noters
year with a Nagoya team which paid for his fiancee’s trip from Los
Angeles to Japan, so they they could get married in Nagoya. Now
Leading the Sox attack was are holding their Social and |
a successful brick contractor in Los Angeles, he has an 11-year old Frank Kika with three singles Election Night on Sept. 24 at the
aaughter nicknamed “Rin-chan”.
All Peopled Church. The time is
and Mac Otsu with two hits.
7 p.m.
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Japanese Patronage Appreciated
OFFICE
1555 DUNDAS W.
LA-75.70
TORONTO, ONT.
In Hamilton, It's
LUCK INN
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
For Fine Chinese Food
Facilities for
PARTIES & BANQUETS
K.GOTO
Agent
fclns Need One Mere Win To Gain Finals
MONARCH LIFE
HELP WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED
ASSURANCE CO.
$75,
GIRL
or
woman
for
small
EXPERIENCED power-mach
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
ine operators, good working con bungalow, no cooking and no
Hamilton
ditions. Apply 3rd floor, 154 washing. Private room and radio. •
Four games in three days, .and mained one up, needing only one I PeaiT St,, Toronto.
OR. 9505, Toronto.
Residence:
the Westerns broke even with more victory to enter the finals
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
OPERATORS experienced on
59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
Mayfairs, with two ties and a against West York.
ladies’
sportswear,
McIntosh for groceteria, promotion, good
opportunity
for
right
party.
RA
Sportswear,
266
King
St.
W.,
"'in and a loss, as the playoffs
8316, Toronto.__________________
In the opener, the Nisei repre Toronto. _____________
''"ere speeded up in order to finish
FRUIT CLERK for groceteria,
GIRL for general house duties.
them before the season gets, too sentatives, behind Kenny Ohara’s
Diamond Engagement
experienced,
trimming
vege
No
waxing
or
cooking.
No
ex
6
hitter,
won
6-2,
collecting
10
Rings, Birthstones
a danced. After two successive
perience necessary7,
live
in, tables. Good wages and working
And jewellery . . .
ties m two successive twilight hits, with Ken Mitsui and Baron modern home. Forest Hill Vil conditions. Apply7 1001 Eglinton
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
encounters, the Westerns and Wakabayashi sharing half of lage, Toronto. HY. 3185 or write Ave. W., Toronto.__________ ___
Watches
New
Canadian,
Box
16.
them.
YOUTH,
strong
and
willing
for
Mayfairs engaged in a double
Community
and International
GIRL, full or part time, as at shipping room, good chance for j
header, on Sept. 17 at St. Clair
Silverware
The second game became a tendant. Apply Uptown Laun- advancement, 489 College St., ’
Prompt Attention to Mail
emoiial Stadium, each winning ninth inning slaughter, as May drette, 6 Asquith Ave. (one block 5th floor, Toronto.
j
Order Repairs
a same a piece.
YOUNG BOY for factory • When in Chinatown—It will
fairs, down one run, battered north of Bloor, east of Yonge
work, good wages to start. Acme
^estei'ns had previous- three Western pitchers, and push St.), Toronto.__________
pay you. to visit us
GIRL OR WOMAN, experienc Hat Shop, 209 McCaul St., Tor- ;
taken the initial meeting be- ed over nine runs to win the
j
ed in operating power machine onto. AD. 8430.
i"een the two teams, they re- game 12-4.
Watchmakers & Jewellers
for leather and plastic.
Apply "ALERT JAPANESE
BOY;
55 ELIZABETH STREET
162 York St., Toronto.
18-20 yrs., bookbinding.
Good ■
TORONTO
EL. 5810
wages
and
hours.
Apply
Mrs.
;
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
WE PICK UP AND DELIVER
on better dresses. Apply Park Gasman, 1256 Dundas St. W., Art I
Lane
Frocks, 442 Adelaide St. Bookbinding, Toronto.
Just Phone
West, Toronto.
REAL ESTATE
EXPERIENCED
DRESSTHINKING OF BUYING A
MAKERS, 4813 Yonge St., Lan
HOME ?
sing (5 min. busride from Yonge
You
can
rely on me to find
car. terminus). Apply to Mrs. K. just the home
you are looking
Tabayashi, Willowdale 8444.
for.
Phone
Eric
Attenborough.
O. K. Cleaners
Harold Morishita
CLERK for receiving and ORchard 3285, GEO. L. ATTEN
101 !4 Queen St. East, Toronto.
checking, good pay.
Vogue BOROUGH, REAL ESTATE,
Cleaners, RA. 8316, Toronto.
261 Durie St. (at Bloor) Toron
1931 Avenue Road
~SEWING~MACHINE operators to.
TORONTO
and trimmers on foundation
FARM LAND, homes and
garments, good starting wages, acreage for new and old settlers
Phone: RE. 5411
40-hour week. Apply Mr. Mor in B. C., reasonable. Write L.
rison, Flexees Canada Ltd., 48 Cameron, Box 132, Hammond,
Abell St., Toronto.
B.C.
GIRL OR WOMAN for light
Toronto Japanese Golf Club
housework and cooking for ex
Tastier Food
Better Service
cellent English adult family.
Masaryk Ballroom
Private room, highest wages.
Cowan at Queen
Write immediately 6265-10 Ave.
Rosemount. Montreal, Que. or
Stan Portch’s Orchestra
call VI 5339.
New Private Room Upstairs
LOWE BROS.
AKEMI JEWELLERY
WA, 6953
Third Annual Dance
CHUNGKING CHOP SUEY
October 10
Thanksgiving Day
SI.00 per person
9-12:30
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
I ! BUSINESS GIRL or student,
j free room and board in exchange
J s for light duties and babv sitting.
MI 1486 or RA 1148, Toronto.
For reservations phone TR 0851 or WA 9974
11 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, Ont
THE
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
hEW
CANADIAN
PAGE SEVEN
To Become Champs In Winnipeg Basehall
The All-Oriental Basketball Tournament this year is to be
W INNIPEG. — The Maroons
held in San Jose, Calif. Last year’s winner was the San Francisromped
off with a 21-13 victory
co Chinese St. Mary’s Saints.
over the Diamond Sox to win the 1 In Toronto Bowling
In the second night of the Tor
V
innipeg Nisei Baseball League
The National Nisei Vue Invitational Basketball Tournament
onto
Nisei"Major Bowling- Leag-ue,
has been set for Chicago on Nov. 26 and 27. Four top sectional Championship best of three series
2-0.
Queen City J ewellers remained
teams, Chicago Huskies, Hawaiian All-Stars, Salt Lake City Harlem
undefeated
by blanking- the Ta
A. C., and Berkeley Niseis, have been invited with the Chicago and
A light drizzle which fell keda Insurance team 7-0 and
throughout the game made it in gaining their fourteenth straight
S the Hawaiian entries already accepting the bid.
This will be the first time that a Nisei basketball tourney will to a pitcher’s nightmare as the
victory.
be held on so wide a scope.
S!
slippery ball became difficult to
Variety Grill also blanked T.
control. The Maroons hammered Inouye’s 7-0, OK Cleaners beat
Frankie Toyota, training with other Boston Bruin hopefuls, has out 18 hits in collecting their 21 Danforth Cleaners 5-2, Best
f returned to his home in St. Catharines. Being still eligible
for runs while committing seven Cleaners beat Freedman’s 5-2,
juvcnile competion, it is not known whether he will line up with miscues and getting nine walks. Urabe Insurance beat Kiso Sora
the juveniles or the juniors. Last year, he played with the juvenile The Diamond Sox collected 13 Construction
and Yamada
St. Catharines Lions. He was regarded as one of the fastest skaters runs on eight hits, 15 walks and Studio beat Student Coffee. Shop
foui’ errors.
in the entire league.
High triple for the night was
The Diamond Sox opened. the
Nor is the athletic prowess in the Toyota family confined to first inning729-276
bowled by H. Nobuto.
by scoring- four■ unFrankie. His sister, Mrs. Kay Fujiwara, entered the women’s ama- earned runs
with the Manoons Other high scores were M. Ike
teur one-mile swim at the Canadian National Exhibition. She failed
coming back in their half with gami with 721-267, Ji Nishizaki
to finish like so many entrants as the icy waters of Lake Ontario
nine runs on seven hits and two 700-243, J. Tehara 694-312, T.
numbed her.
errors. The Diamond Sox kept Tanaka, M. Mori and T. Mori
But she hopes to try again next year’ and is practicingadding- to their score inning after with identical 688-301 scores.
diligently.
inning but the Maroons came
Sweat ere ties Windup Dance
WINNIPEG, — To mark the
back with six runs in the third
Shiro Hashizume, one of the swimmers from Japan, is planning and four runs in the fifth to take closing of an active season of
to retire. After returning ^om the successful trip to Los Angeles
a comfortable lead in /coasting softball, the Y’ Peg’s Sweateretand Honolulu, Hashizume was operated on for appendectomy and to the win.
tes are holding a Windup Dance
he believes that following the surgery, he will not be able to swim
in the Blue Room of the Y. W. C.
as well.
The Maroons got eight extra A. on Friday Sept. 23. Dancing«
base hits in their 18 hit attack. will be from 8 p.m. and admis
Leading the hit parade was Sam sion 50c for couples and 30c for
One of the most popular figures in the prewar Nippon Pro my Matsuo with two doubles and
fessional Baseball League was Buck Harris (not the famous ‘boy two triples in seven trips while stags. Refreshments will be serv
manager of the American League, now piloting the San Diego Padres Frank Yahiro and Tak Hirose ed by the girls and everyone is
in the Pacific Coast League). He was playing manager of the Tokyo both collected three hits. Every welcome to a night of gay danc
ing.
Eagles during the 1937 and 1938 seasons.
man in the lineup came through
One year he led the league in home runs. Harris played one with a hit.
HY-NOTERS
HAMILTON.
Hy-Noters
year with a Nagoya team which paid for his fiancee’s trip from Los
Angeles to Japan, so they they could get married in Nagoya. Now
Leading the Sox attack was are holding their Social and |
a successful brick contractor in Los Angeles, he has an 11-year old Frank Kika with three singles Election Night on Sept. 24 at the
aaughter nicknamed “Rin-chan”.
All Peopled Church. The time is
and Mac Otsu with two hits.
7 p.m.
Cards or Dodgers ? Red Sox or Yankees ?
For Tasty Oriental Dishes
Dine With Your Friends at
The Great China
69 ALBERT STREET
(Between Bay & Elizabeth)
Phone: ELgin 5935
0. K. CLEANERS
101i/2 QUEEN ST. W.
Phone
WA. 6953
For Pick-up and
Delivery
MICKEYAgentS. SATO
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Office: 21 Dundas Square
Phone AD-0076-7
. Res.: 5-26 Manning Avenue
TORONTO. ONT.
Res. ME. 6072
GOOD HOMES AT LOW
PRICES
CONSULT
William
Bendena
Real Estate & Business Broker
Japanese Patronage Appreciated
OFFICE
1555 DUNDAS W.
LA-75.70
TORONTO, ONT.
In Hamilton, It's
LUCK INN
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
For Fine Chinese Food
Facilities for
PARTIES & BANQUETS
K.GOTO
Agent
fclns Need One Mere Win To Gain Finals
MONARCH LIFE
HELP WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED
ASSURANCE CO.
$75,
GIRL
or
woman
for
small
EXPERIENCED power-mach
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
ine operators, good working con bungalow, no cooking and no
Hamilton
ditions. Apply 3rd floor, 154 washing. Private room and radio. •
Four games in three days, .and mained one up, needing only one I PeaiT St,, Toronto.
OR. 9505, Toronto.
Residence:
the Westerns broke even with more victory to enter the finals
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
OPERATORS experienced on
59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
Mayfairs, with two ties and a against West York.
ladies’
sportswear,
McIntosh for groceteria, promotion, good
opportunity
for
right
party.
RA
Sportswear,
266
King
St.
W.,
"'in and a loss, as the playoffs
8316, Toronto.__________________
In the opener, the Nisei repre Toronto. _____________
''"ere speeded up in order to finish
FRUIT CLERK for groceteria,
GIRL for general house duties.
them before the season gets, too sentatives, behind Kenny Ohara’s
Diamond Engagement
experienced,
trimming
vege
No
waxing
or
cooking.
No
ex
6
hitter,
won
6-2,
collecting
10
Rings, Birthstones
a danced. After two successive
perience necessary7,
live
in, tables. Good wages and working
And jewellery . . .
ties m two successive twilight hits, with Ken Mitsui and Baron modern home. Forest Hill Vil conditions. Apply7 1001 Eglinton
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
encounters, the Westerns and Wakabayashi sharing half of lage, Toronto. HY. 3185 or write Ave. W., Toronto.__________ ___
Watches
New
Canadian,
Box
16.
them.
YOUTH,
strong
and
willing
for
Mayfairs engaged in a double
Community
and International
GIRL, full or part time, as at shipping room, good chance for j
header, on Sept. 17 at St. Clair
Silverware
The second game became a tendant. Apply Uptown Laun- advancement, 489 College St., ’
Prompt Attention to Mail
emoiial Stadium, each winning ninth inning slaughter, as May drette, 6 Asquith Ave. (one block 5th floor, Toronto.
j
Order Repairs
a same a piece.
YOUNG BOY for factory • When in Chinatown—It will
fairs, down one run, battered north of Bloor, east of Yonge
work, good wages to start. Acme
^estei'ns had previous- three Western pitchers, and push St.), Toronto.__________
pay you. to visit us
GIRL OR WOMAN, experienc Hat Shop, 209 McCaul St., Tor- ;
taken the initial meeting be- ed over nine runs to win the
j
ed in operating power machine onto. AD. 8430.
i"een the two teams, they re- game 12-4.
Watchmakers & Jewellers
for leather and plastic.
Apply "ALERT JAPANESE
BOY;
55 ELIZABETH STREET
162 York St., Toronto.
18-20 yrs., bookbinding.
Good ■
TORONTO
EL. 5810
wages
and
hours.
Apply
Mrs.
;
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
WE PICK UP AND DELIVER
on better dresses. Apply Park Gasman, 1256 Dundas St. W., Art I
Lane
Frocks, 442 Adelaide St. Bookbinding, Toronto.
Just Phone
West, Toronto.
REAL ESTATE
EXPERIENCED
DRESSTHINKING OF BUYING A
MAKERS, 4813 Yonge St., Lan
HOME ?
sing (5 min. busride from Yonge
You
can
rely on me to find
car. terminus). Apply to Mrs. K. just the home
you are looking
Tabayashi, Willowdale 8444.
for.
Phone
Eric
Attenborough.
O. K. Cleaners
Harold Morishita
CLERK for receiving and ORchard 3285, GEO. L. ATTEN
101 !4 Queen St. East, Toronto.
checking, good pay.
Vogue BOROUGH, REAL ESTATE,
Cleaners, RA. 8316, Toronto.
261 Durie St. (at Bloor) Toron
1931 Avenue Road
~SEWING~MACHINE operators to.
TORONTO
and trimmers on foundation
FARM LAND, homes and
garments, good starting wages, acreage for new and old settlers
Phone: RE. 5411
40-hour week. Apply Mr. Mor in B. C., reasonable. Write L.
rison, Flexees Canada Ltd., 48 Cameron, Box 132, Hammond,
Abell St., Toronto.
B.C.
GIRL OR WOMAN for light
Toronto Japanese Golf Club
housework and cooking for ex
Tastier Food
Better Service
cellent English adult family.
Masaryk Ballroom
Private room, highest wages.
Cowan at Queen
Write immediately 6265-10 Ave.
Rosemount. Montreal, Que. or
Stan Portch’s Orchestra
call VI 5339.
New Private Room Upstairs
LOWE BROS.
AKEMI JEWELLERY
WA, 6953
Third Annual Dance
CHUNGKING CHOP SUEY
October 10
Thanksgiving Day
SI.00 per person
9-12:30
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
I ! BUSINESS GIRL or student,
j free room and board in exchange
J s for light duties and babv sitting.
MI 1486 or RA 1148, Toronto.
For reservations phone TR 0851 or WA 9974
11 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, Ont
Page 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE NEW CANADIAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Marietta School Elects
New Officers For Term
SEPTEMBER
TORONTO. — The Marietta
School of Costume Design held
an election recently- in which the
following students were chosen:
Miss Lorraine Matsugu, presi
dent; Miss Misao Izukawa, vicepresident; Miss Ann Murakami,
secretary; Miss Betty Ito, trea
surer; Miss Mary Morikawa and
Miss Noriko Morishita, social
conveners.
Under the capable presidency
of Miss Matsugu, the school
hopes to enjoy a pleasant term.
• 1949
at o a afch
erdona
life
and
Winnipeg, X Peg’s Sweater
ettes Windup Dance, Blue
JOEJ;
-telephone: 124 ivi
Boom of Y.W.C.A., 8'p.m.
P-O. BOX .32
KAMqop
23 Toronto.
Young
Married
Couples Meeting, Morley Punshon Room, 8 p.m.
24—Hamilton.
5 Social
General Insurance
and
Election
2 ■ht. All
86 GAMBLE AVE
’
People’s
Church,
Sherman
Toronto,
Ont.
Ave., 7 to 11.
Automobile, Fire, Bur'gi
24—Toronto. Nisei Open Tennis
W^Accidem & Sickness, etc
I ournament
Presentation
Dance, St. Michael’s Hall,
Bond and Shuter Sts., 8'30 to
T. Kobayashi
(Cont’d from Page 2)
12, 75c.
Agent
UNDERWORLD
24 Montreal. Whist Night by
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
Quebec JCCA at St. Raphael
iegard it supported the candid
COMPANY
OF CANADA
House, 7:30 p.m.
Yamada Studio
acies of men who would not
Towne Studio
Box 149
Kamloops, B.c,
25 Toronto.
Japanese Movies
tamper with the status quo.
I
*
*
♦
HIKIDA
MITSUHASHI
by Toronto YBS at Ukrainian
The Tokyo Club dealt in booze '
MR.
AND
TORONTO. — Miss Toyoko
MRS.
:
TONY
Labor Temple at 12 noon and
and vice (which is the polite
TONEGAWA
of
Mitsuhashi,
eldest daughter of
3 p.m.
Montreal, who journalistic euphemism for pros
DOMINION LIFE
were married on Sept. 3 at the
assurance COMPANY
Mrs.
Fusa
Tsuchida,
became
the
“8 Pronto.
JCCA Badminton Carlton United Church in Tor titution) but its main interest
Representative
was in gambling. It was active' bride of Mr. Noboru Hikida at
Club meeting, 7:30, Church of
onto. Bride is the former Miss wherever money flowed freely-_ ■ the Toronto Buddhist Temple on
AH Nations, Primary Room. Mary Uyenaka.
Edward T. Ouchi
in the fishing towns after the Sept. 3. Rev. T. Tsuji performed
Box 1670
Vernon, B.C,
boats had come in and the men the ceremony.
___
OCTOBER
Given in marriage by her
had been paid, in harvest camps
L-VVinnipe,f
uncle, Mr. S. Nishimura, the
I he date of the Toronto YBS and in farming communities like bride was attended by her sister,
nua] jaunt, Lockport’s Ren
1 ^de^de St. E., Toronto
Production, featuring the singing Guadalupe or Walnut Grove.
dezvous, 8 and 8:15 p.m.
Tokyo Club money also spon Miss Kay Mitsuhashi and two
Barrister and Solicitor
S—Montreal. Japanese Movie
sored a number of legitimate flower girls, Misses Toshiko Ko
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
Oct.
_3
at
2
p.m.
The
English
Night by Japanese Division
business enterprises and its in jima and Elaine Hamawaki. Mr.
arranged
of Montreal Catholic Church. । song contestants will appear in fluence was strong enough to in Walter Ikeda of Montreal was
Office
EL.
5259
Res. LY. 3427
I) Arcy McGee High School the evening performance and the timidate most of the Japanese the best man.
Japanese song contestants will
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Following the reception at the
vernacular
newspapers.
Rare
Thafternoon program.
Golden
Dragon, the couple flew
PORTRAIT • COMMERCIAL - COLOUR
The deadhne for the application "’as the editor who would raise
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
New
to enter the contests is Oct. 10, his pen against the Tokyo CHub. York.
We Pickup and Deliver so those who are contemplating
The Tokyo Club thus was a
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey S. Sato
are reminded to act now before factor in community affairs. Its
leaders often gave freely to were the baishakunin.
they miss out.
worthy causes and, during A
Announcing
the case the connivanc^^
111 DUNDAS ST. W., TORONTO - PLAZA 3881
bleakest
days of the depression
’ 11 may 'be t0<>
late for the number of contest m the early 1930s, it maintained rupt public officials was a necesthe opening of
saiy factor. There was always
ants is limited and the earlier a nightly breadline.
the need for a fix.
mH be accePted should
Because it thrived on reaction
There were frequent contests
Liieie
be
too
manv.
j
and corruption, the Tokvo Club for power within the Tokyo Club
pickets will be on sale shortlv opposed progress and reform,
and some of these struggles
j
operated by
and be sure to get them early. *
Chop Suey House
both within and outside the Jaerupted into violence. The murd
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
th°?C%,aSain’ a ^Mer that rTSVOmmUn{ty- Its activities er of a Tokyo Club official in
Sam Toni Takenaka
and
influence
diminished
in
Los
banquets and family
e deadline for entries is Oct. 10.
oan Francisco in 1934, never of
DINNERS
-ngeles
following
the
defeat
of
j
*
*
*
Mail applications or inquiries re
ficially solved, may be attribut
) garding this concert to the Con the Shaw machine and the elec- ed to one of these periodic
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 aja,
j
Phone GE. 1759
^
°
f
,
?
Iayor
Letcher
Bowron
Reservations: EL. 9035
cert Committee, c|o Toronto
scrambles for the spoils. One of
1047 Gerrard St. E.
the
late
1930s.
The
advent
of
YBS, 134 Huron St or phone
the sieges of violence occurred in
Toronto
$ reforniers bi Los Angeles
WA. 5265.
Residence:
ie mid-1980s when an east coast
Elgin 0508
SVl11 ilS rmrtra‘™ in
2
Vesta Drive
group attempted to move in on
—T. U.
MAfair 1365.
m H T°ky° and was Slewed the organization.
by the arrest and trial of some
Andrew E. McKague,
There is an ironic sidelight in
Tokyo Club leaders on a kidnappBarrister, Solicitor, Notary
that a number of the Tokyo
Public.
and br r66’ featu™S violence Club’s leaders were arrested fol201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
owing pearl Harbor and intern
330 Bay St.
a X H , ° P01” "fficers in ed as dangerous enemy aliens.”
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
a Holl ' ”C? "as reminis«nt of Because they had been reaction
TORONTO
a Hollywood scenario.
ary
in
their
political
attitudes,
21A EUZABl™ STr, ■
™*ONTo, ONT.
and T?' that the T°Kyo Club
« established some con
similar groups would have W
tact with super-nationalist elem
ev®.tual>y died of economic mal ents in Japan. It was on this
nutrition.
The war o nd/ evacua- ground that these men were £
I tion
20 Years of Experienced
network
destro^ed their terned. It was something like
Here to Stay .
There V
activities. sending Capone to Alcatraz for
Service
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
Ch
that anv
<n income tax infraction. It is
Phone: Home, LA. 9332
-uch underworld
Genuine Suzukis
A?** Several ӣ these
Office, EL. 1315
with
organisation. ±
m
SC°Pe and activities of S e”taated to Japan at their
MANUFACTURERS FIFE
he Tokyo Club, has been organ
Insurance Company
^opportunity.
p
acific
Citizen
ized since the war
g
—j
°kawa
BILL TAKED?
Lucien C. Kurata
S J iS °Ct- 22 at 8
^d
fTOUlWJWO/
Bennett Cleaners
1 "r - A,Agnese Dishes
Dine Wuh Your Friends at
CATHAY GARDEN
S. Shinobu
AJI-NO-MOTO
A little bit
it long way_____
9J„>fr pule or better __ __
It is always Cheaper to use the very best-
SFECIAL theCtp TO CO OPS- JOKERS and
THE TRADE IN GENERAL
Exclusively distribute^ by
CANADIAN SOM INDUSTRIES LIMITED
2131 Dundas Street
Vancouver, B. C.
™»h- in murt thfaPanese comMfclv A? the "■=>■ that the
doino- on a
are aCCUSed ^
a larger scale. In each
Quick, Quality Service”
DANFORTH CLEANERS
Toronto, Ontario
CHANGE OF NAME
Nine Stores to Serve You
300 Jones Avenue
270 Danforth Avenue
1010 Shaw Street
1432 Danforth Avenue
George Ken Wake
Ruth Toyoko Wake
Eric Jin Wake. JI. p.
friS-T
inf°™
to th^* ? °Uf C''ange of
to the above bv court approval.
Kenichi Wakabayashi
Toyoko Wakabayashi
•tin Maka ba yas hi
Toronto.
i
|l
I
aoS Dundas W
2156 Queen St. E.
1218 Kingston Road
2116 Danforth Avenue
"00 Pape Avenue
Saul S. Kadonaga
Phone GL. 2181
Phone GL. < A4
Phone LA. ir^
. Phone GL. A52
Phone IVA.
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’3
THE NEW CANADIAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Marietta School Elects
New Officers For Term
SEPTEMBER
TORONTO. — The Marietta
School of Costume Design held
an election recently- in which the
following students were chosen:
Miss Lorraine Matsugu, presi
dent; Miss Misao Izukawa, vicepresident; Miss Ann Murakami,
secretary; Miss Betty Ito, trea
surer; Miss Mary Morikawa and
Miss Noriko Morishita, social
conveners.
Under the capable presidency
of Miss Matsugu, the school
hopes to enjoy a pleasant term.
• 1949
at o a afch
erdona
life
and
Winnipeg, X Peg’s Sweater
ettes Windup Dance, Blue
JOEJ;
-telephone: 124 ivi
Boom of Y.W.C.A., 8'p.m.
P-O. BOX .32
KAMqop
23 Toronto.
Young
Married
Couples Meeting, Morley Punshon Room, 8 p.m.
24—Hamilton.
5 Social
General Insurance
and
Election
2 ■ht. All
86 GAMBLE AVE
’
People’s
Church,
Sherman
Toronto,
Ont.
Ave., 7 to 11.
Automobile, Fire, Bur'gi
24—Toronto. Nisei Open Tennis
W^Accidem & Sickness, etc
I ournament
Presentation
Dance, St. Michael’s Hall,
Bond and Shuter Sts., 8'30 to
T. Kobayashi
(Cont’d from Page 2)
12, 75c.
Agent
UNDERWORLD
24 Montreal. Whist Night by
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
Quebec JCCA at St. Raphael
iegard it supported the candid
COMPANY
OF CANADA
House, 7:30 p.m.
Yamada Studio
acies of men who would not
Towne Studio
Box 149
Kamloops, B.c,
25 Toronto.
Japanese Movies
tamper with the status quo.
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HIKIDA
MITSUHASHI
by Toronto YBS at Ukrainian
The Tokyo Club dealt in booze '
MR.
AND
TORONTO. — Miss Toyoko
MRS.
:
TONY
Labor Temple at 12 noon and
and vice (which is the polite
TONEGAWA
of
Mitsuhashi,
eldest daughter of
3 p.m.
Montreal, who journalistic euphemism for pros
DOMINION LIFE
were married on Sept. 3 at the
assurance COMPANY
Mrs.
Fusa
Tsuchida,
became
the
“8 Pronto.
JCCA Badminton Carlton United Church in Tor titution) but its main interest
Representative
was in gambling. It was active' bride of Mr. Noboru Hikida at
Club meeting, 7:30, Church of
onto. Bride is the former Miss wherever money flowed freely-_ ■ the Toronto Buddhist Temple on
AH Nations, Primary Room. Mary Uyenaka.
Edward T. Ouchi
in the fishing towns after the Sept. 3. Rev. T. Tsuji performed
Box 1670
Vernon, B.C,
boats had come in and the men the ceremony.
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OCTOBER
Given in marriage by her
had been paid, in harvest camps
L-VVinnipe,f
uncle, Mr. S. Nishimura, the
I he date of the Toronto YBS and in farming communities like bride was attended by her sister,
nua] jaunt, Lockport’s Ren
1 ^de^de St. E., Toronto
Production, featuring the singing Guadalupe or Walnut Grove.
dezvous, 8 and 8:15 p.m.
Tokyo Club money also spon Miss Kay Mitsuhashi and two
Barrister and Solicitor
S—Montreal. Japanese Movie
sored a number of legitimate flower girls, Misses Toshiko Ko
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
Oct.
_3
at
2
p.m.
The
English
Night by Japanese Division
business enterprises and its in jima and Elaine Hamawaki. Mr.
arranged
of Montreal Catholic Church. । song contestants will appear in fluence was strong enough to in Walter Ikeda of Montreal was
Office
EL.
5259
Res. LY. 3427
I) Arcy McGee High School the evening performance and the timidate most of the Japanese the best man.
Japanese song contestants will
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Following the reception at the
vernacular
newspapers.
Rare
Thafternoon program.
Golden
Dragon, the couple flew
PORTRAIT • COMMERCIAL - COLOUR
The deadhne for the application "’as the editor who would raise
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
New
to enter the contests is Oct. 10, his pen against the Tokyo CHub. York.
We Pickup and Deliver so those who are contemplating
The Tokyo Club thus was a
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey S. Sato
are reminded to act now before factor in community affairs. Its
leaders often gave freely to were the baishakunin.
they miss out.
worthy causes and, during A
Announcing
the case the connivanc^^
111 DUNDAS ST. W., TORONTO - PLAZA 3881
bleakest
days of the depression
’ 11 may 'be t0<>
late for the number of contest m the early 1930s, it maintained rupt public officials was a necesthe opening of
saiy factor. There was always
ants is limited and the earlier a nightly breadline.
the need for a fix.
mH be accePted should
Because it thrived on reaction
There were frequent contests
Liieie
be
too
manv.
j
and corruption, the Tokvo Club for power within the Tokyo Club
pickets will be on sale shortlv opposed progress and reform,
and some of these struggles
j
operated by
and be sure to get them early. *
Chop Suey House
both within and outside the Jaerupted into violence. The murd
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
th°?C%,aSain’ a ^Mer that rTSVOmmUn{ty- Its activities er of a Tokyo Club official in
Sam Toni Takenaka
and
influence
diminished
in
Los
banquets and family
e deadline for entries is Oct. 10.
oan Francisco in 1934, never of
DINNERS
-ngeles
following
the
defeat
of
j
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Mail applications or inquiries re
ficially solved, may be attribut
) garding this concert to the Con the Shaw machine and the elec- ed to one of these periodic
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 aja,
j
Phone GE. 1759
^
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f
,
?
Iayor
Letcher
Bowron
Reservations: EL. 9035
cert Committee, c|o Toronto
scrambles for the spoils. One of
1047 Gerrard St. E.
the
late
1930s.
The
advent
of
YBS, 134 Huron St or phone
the sieges of violence occurred in
Toronto
$ reforniers bi Los Angeles
WA. 5265.
Residence:
ie mid-1980s when an east coast
Elgin 0508
SVl11 ilS rmrtra‘™ in
2
Vesta Drive
group attempted to move in on
—T. U.
MAfair 1365.
m H T°ky° and was Slewed the organization.
by the arrest and trial of some
Andrew E. McKague,
There is an ironic sidelight in
Tokyo Club leaders on a kidnappBarrister, Solicitor, Notary
that a number of the Tokyo
Public.
and br r66’ featu™S violence Club’s leaders were arrested fol201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
owing pearl Harbor and intern
330 Bay St.
a X H , ° P01” "fficers in ed as dangerous enemy aliens.”
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
a Holl ' ”C? "as reminis«nt of Because they had been reaction
TORONTO
a Hollywood scenario.
ary
in
their
political
attitudes,
21A EUZABl™ STr, ■
™*ONTo, ONT.
and T?' that the T°Kyo Club
« established some con
similar groups would have W
tact with super-nationalist elem
ev®.tual>y died of economic mal ents in Japan. It was on this
nutrition.
The war o nd/ evacua- ground that these men were £
I tion
20 Years of Experienced
network
destro^ed their terned. It was something like
Here to Stay .
There V
activities. sending Capone to Alcatraz for
Service
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
Ch
that anv
<n income tax infraction. It is
Phone: Home, LA. 9332
-uch underworld
Genuine Suzukis
A?** Several ӣ these
Office, EL. 1315
with
organisation. ±
m
SC°Pe and activities of S e”taated to Japan at their
MANUFACTURERS FIFE
he Tokyo Club, has been organ
Insurance Company
^opportunity.
p
acific
Citizen
ized since the war
g
—j
°kawa
BILL TAKED?
Lucien C. Kurata
S J iS °Ct- 22 at 8
^d
fTOUlWJWO/
Bennett Cleaners
1 "r - A,Agnese Dishes
Dine Wuh Your Friends at
CATHAY GARDEN
S. Shinobu
AJI-NO-MOTO
A little bit
it long way_____
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It is always Cheaper to use the very best-
SFECIAL theCtp TO CO OPS- JOKERS and
THE TRADE IN GENERAL
Exclusively distribute^ by
CANADIAN SOM INDUSTRIES LIMITED
2131 Dundas Street
Vancouver, B. C.
™»h- in murt thfaPanese comMfclv A? the "■=>■ that the
doino- on a
are aCCUSed ^
a larger scale. In each
Quick, Quality Service”
DANFORTH CLEANERS
Toronto, Ontario
CHANGE OF NAME
Nine Stores to Serve You
300 Jones Avenue
270 Danforth Avenue
1010 Shaw Street
1432 Danforth Avenue
George Ken Wake
Ruth Toyoko Wake
Eric Jin Wake. JI. p.
friS-T
inf°™
to th^* ? °Uf C''ange of
to the above bv court approval.
Kenichi Wakabayashi
Toyoko Wakabayashi
•tin Maka ba yas hi
Toronto.
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2156 Queen St. E.
1218 Kingston Road
2116 Danforth Avenue
"00 Pape Avenue
Saul S. Kadonaga
Phone GL. 2181
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