Page 1
THE NEW CANADIAN
TORONTO, ONT.
takata
OCTOBER 15, 1949
$6 per 1 year—10c per Copy
Most Niseis in Vancouver Attending School
Special to The New Canadian
| Eleven hundred and fifty miles. were a few unattractive meshi- 18 Get Citizenship
VANCOW’ER. — It appears that the warm coast
|Hhat-s what the mileage indica- y as which served Japanese food. Papers In Kelowna
climate is attracting- a fair number of Nisei residents
|ior of our rented gas-fed chariot
Seems everyone lives in apartIS
Ja 410m the interior. Appropriately Vancouver is enjoying
E showed as the distance traversed uems for there are no familypanese were among a total of
Kwhen we returned from the roac houses unless you go well out of
oa indhiduals who received citiz the sunniest autumn in many years.
Inrip to Chicago Tuesday mom- town. The Japanese Americans
^b°Ut
°f the
here
furthering their
enship papers from His Honor
Biag just in time to eat breakfast who have resettled in Chicago Judge J. Ross Archibald in
education. There are 24 Nisei students attending the
|and rush to our regular eight- since the war have purchased County7 Court on Oct. 4.
niwisiLV ot British Columbia. Other institutions such
phour chore.
many7 apartments which have be
Among those receiving citizen
^ Leaving late Friday afternoon come a source orincome to them. ship papers were Ishi Echigo, as sewing schools, technical schools and high schools
^of last week the five members Thus, as far as living set-up is Kamekichi Ibaraki, Kaemon Ki also account for a fair share of the Nisei population here.
^of this motor expedition reach-, concerned we in Canadian cities kuchi, Kiku Kinoshita, Haruo
ine working Nisei are mostlv^-------------------- ——-________ —__
lied the Illinois metropolis early in Ontario are much more for- Kitagawa, Naruko Naka, Nobue employed in the city’s sawmills. A
_
.
Snext morning fifteen hours later. tunaie. Because of this, there ;
So
far
there
has
been
one
’
Destiny
Of World
Nakano,
Genzaburo
Taguchi,
3k wasn't the first trip to the is more feeling of unsettledness
which was held । Rests With Asiatics
Ume rahara, Teiji Takeuchi, Ka
on a recent Saturday evening
AVindy City, but it was the first in Chicago than there is in Tor
me Tamagi, Harry Hatsumi, Sei;
VAK COLVER. — Canadians
with 0 attendin
|by car and it was the toughest onto.
There is also
matsu
Takenaka,
Toyokichi
Taiji
can adopt an open-handed ap
^•physically as the wheels rolled
But, one thing they have, and Kimi Kobayashi of Kelowna, J talk of organizing
proach
to the Asiatics, embrac
|along U. S. Highway 112
out which we wouldn’t mind is tele B. C. Toyojiro Nakata and Sa- ter. Some of the sports-minded
ing
goodwill,
understanding and
feof Detroit.
vision. Lot of families have their taro Taguchi of Westbank and Niseis at Varsitv are hoping to co-operation, or they can be sel
form
| Though it’s the fifth trip for
own basketball te m ■
own television sets w-hich can be Sadako Wakabayashi of East.
Bihis writer, stil I’m not up to the
and
are
even
talkin g about ehal- fish, ignorant, suspicious and
turned on to any of the four Kelov na also were recipients.
contemptuous, Robert M. Millar
■|pace of its ways. They can keep stations now in operation in Chi
lenging the Seattle Niseis.
told
the Optimist Club here re
^Chicago and its 10,000 liquor outAttending U.B.C. this fall are
cago. We spent most of one Eight Persons
cently.
Kets (that s what the Welcome to evening engrossed in the enter
Marianne
Miyagishima
and
He stressed the danger of fail
On Visit To Japan
^Chicago pamphlets tells us) and tainment it provided.
George Fujisawa from Greeningto heed “the urgent need for
Kits never-ending round the clock
Socially for the Nisei, Chicago I SAN FRANCISCO. — Among wood, B. C., Kaz Taneda from
co-operation, sympathy and un^existence. The population of
is similar to Toronto, though on those who are embarking on a 60 Westbank, B. C., Barney Sugiya- derstanding.”
Chicago is 3,400,000
which a Eiger scale with their various I
day xisit to Japan on the Presi- ma, Ed Takahashi and Amy NaHe warned that there’s no
Kmeans that there is one liquor
। kamoto from Kamloops, Ronnie
organizations
providing
for
the
dent
Wilson
which
is
sailing
on
technique
of construction oi' de
^dispensary for every 340 persons.
social
need
of the Nisei.
Oct. 11 are eight persons from and George Ikeda, Ed Minato and struction which can not be learn
pYthat proportion Toronto would
Frank Mori from Vernon, Sus I
Canada.
pate more than 2,500.
Tabata from Midway, B. C., Ruth ed by the young Asiatics of to
They are Mrs. Ko man Furuy a,
is
Nakamura, Michiko Imavoshi. I day... The destiny of the world
f There are nearly as many Ni- Defended Tojo
Miss
Asaka
Furuya,
Mr.
Kew
F homin here as there are in the His Samurai Sword
,- Richard
Yamabe and Kutch will be decided by little boys
Matsutaro Kita and Mrs. Na’
learning to read in Chinese and
f "hole of Canada. - The proporImayoshi
from
Summerland,
TOKYO. — Georg’e F. Blewett, Kita of Summerland, B. C.: ?
B. C. Gordon Imai from Moose Indian schools and the unnumbt bon of Japanese to its total popPhiladelphia attorney who de- Toyono Kanamaru and Mrs. I
/ ulation is a little less than TorJaw, Roddy Kitagawa, Tad Tsu- cred millions who will follow in
fended the late Japanese premier Kobayashi of Okanag-an Centre- yuki
P onto Walking through Marshall Hideki Tojo at the international I ^" K.; Mrs. Sug-ae Tada and Miss
and Akira Hori from Lil- their footsteps, he said.
■ He referred to Gandhi and
looe'
^Fields or Mandels you can spot
military tribunal for the Far Miwa Tada of West Summerland, Denver Ritsuko Oka from New Nehru of India as “two Brilliant
L en! like in Eatons or Simpsons
', George Yamanaka from
[ ^re And there are certain East returned to the United ^- C
loronto. George Fukuyama from and influential leaders turned
States with Tojo’s 650-year old
—’--------------------- -—
joints of limited Japanese con- samurai sword.
McGill University, and Curly against Christianity and Britain
because of the close-fisted and
mical May Make
^cenhation such as in Toronto.
Okabe from Mission City.
superior
attitude of the Anglomese Grow Taller
-This is an increase of about
The heirloom was given to the
. Scattered, throughout the city
Saxon
races.
”
10 students from last term, It
T aaj110?011 bl ^le gss fashionable attorney as appreciation for his
may be noted that the total of
bv
| Vliets are quite a few Japan- efforts
panose, Chinese and other Orien24
students is made up of 19 ^on Of Toronto Couple
family.
. e buSlness
establishments.
tam may be aide to become Nx- boys and five girls.
L0D\^e n°Ktoo-luminous secGets Degree In Japan
£>etore departure, Mrs. To jo fomers by means of a mysterious
Three
girls
are
taking
nurse
’
s
Clark Street are and other members of his family grow.n chemi
TOK5 O. — Eizo Toguri, 30,
training at Gt. Paul’s Hospital,
C J a 11Umber Of Japanese
one
sventist.
presented it to him at a farewell
Mich: Emm:':;: i com Greenwood, who is the eldest son of Mr. and
[Uya|l businesses. There I dinner they
gave to Blewett.
The growth : stance is a mix
Mary l.muye and Sue Nagamat- Mrs. Tokizo Toguri of Toronto,
ture of several potent vitamins su from Vernon.
leceived his degree of Doctor of
K. I.
or things like vitamins.
It is
Medicine at the Jikei Medical
called the animal protein factor
Lniversity in Tokyo on Sept. 27.
or APF complex for short. It is Boy Scout Troops
Mr. Toguri went to Japan in
j
found in meats, fish meal, yeast In Japan Revived
1927 to study. He graduated
u™tW°?D’
Calif- - In
and dried milk and can also be
TOKYO, — Three
thousand from the Jikei University in
with Alan Ladd, took him up to made synthetically.
K' !iKalti had just Chicago and kept him up many7
youngsters in home-made uni 1944 and continued his studies
Speaking
before
the
American
forms
and carrying makeshift there until he received his de±rom the University of nights. The main job of his de
Chemical isociety, Dr. Ansbacher packs will gather in Tokyo for gree last month.
",?rn Cahfornia and the Unipartment was to design and build said that Orientals, unlike the
of Illinois and was looka jamboree. The Boy Scouts of
sets.
taller western races, usually eat Japan will parade down the Gin
? J?b in New York c^y
U. S. Custom Unheeded
Mr. Nozaki says the motion foods that contain little or no
t
le keard that things weza,
Tokyo
’
s
main
stem
and
will
picture business is “nothing but proteins obtained from animals.
By Japanese Men
- ne^er out East.
headaches”. There are last minu Their height may be increased demonstrate their training.
TOKYO — One post-war imDespite a shortage of uniforms
a bIeak ^ar for te changes and he often has to
by incorporating this chemical in and equipment, the Boy Scout port that is riot catching on in
and although work through the night to com their diet.
Japan is the “Ladies first” idea.
movement is growing. According
plete the set for next day’s shoo
Japanese men who have
been
; in
Ilad m -iobs com'
to the Scoutmasters, there are
ting. All interiors are shot in
walking
ahead
of
their
-----women
'Nisei",
“
Issei"
Makes
500 troups with 10,000 members
i
1 le' advised him to sets constructed on the sound
for more than 2000 years do not
Jn Japan. Before the militarists
;ack
CaHfomia. Al «-ot a stage- Miniatures and paintings
dissolved the scouts, membership expect to change now.
are often used. The biggest prob
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. — had reached a peak of 100,000. r Some of the younger men in
, Jo as a draftsman lem is to keep within the budget
Tokyo allow their girl friends to
The words, Nisei, Issei and Kihei
The militarists had objected to
l department of the Pa- set by the producer.
OUT)
walk
ahead but they are the ex
are
to
be
found
among
the
132,the Scout’s three-fingered salute, ception.
/notion picture studio.
"■no is now
He is kept busy all year beca 000 included in Random House’s
claiming that it was of Jewish
one of Para- use Paramout employs only7 seven 1
One well known man of the
“
'The American College Diction- origin and would offend their
art directors, has art directors compared to three ;
street stated that if there
credit
ary ", reports Larry Tajiri in the Nazi partners.
— were
/ch films/as “The times that number by M-G-M.
only a few women in Japan they
Cock”
Pacific Citizen.
Today the Scouts have been
Soi rowful Jones”
Mr. Nozaki who was born in
According to this dictionary, “democratized ” along American would have to be nice to them
■° se.-oe ex^nt “Rope of
Japan, was brought to the United ! a Nisei is defined as “A person hnes. They dance Indian war jut since there are more women
States when he was very youn^ of Japanese descent, born in the dances, utter blood-curdling war tnan men especially after the
CUrrpn
movie, “u. s. Mail”
and brought up in Los Angeles ’ U. S. and loyal to it,”
whoops and tie knots
* war, he doesn’t understand why
they should walk before the men
I
J Nozaki One Of Paramount’s Art Directors,
? ^ ^ ^ Got First Job As Draftsman
-
TORONTO, ONT.
takata
OCTOBER 15, 1949
$6 per 1 year—10c per Copy
Most Niseis in Vancouver Attending School
Special to The New Canadian
| Eleven hundred and fifty miles. were a few unattractive meshi- 18 Get Citizenship
VANCOW’ER. — It appears that the warm coast
|Hhat-s what the mileage indica- y as which served Japanese food. Papers In Kelowna
climate is attracting- a fair number of Nisei residents
|ior of our rented gas-fed chariot
Seems everyone lives in apartIS
Ja 410m the interior. Appropriately Vancouver is enjoying
E showed as the distance traversed uems for there are no familypanese were among a total of
Kwhen we returned from the roac houses unless you go well out of
oa indhiduals who received citiz the sunniest autumn in many years.
Inrip to Chicago Tuesday mom- town. The Japanese Americans
^b°Ut
°f the
here
furthering their
enship papers from His Honor
Biag just in time to eat breakfast who have resettled in Chicago Judge J. Ross Archibald in
education. There are 24 Nisei students attending the
|and rush to our regular eight- since the war have purchased County7 Court on Oct. 4.
niwisiLV ot British Columbia. Other institutions such
phour chore.
many7 apartments which have be
Among those receiving citizen
^ Leaving late Friday afternoon come a source orincome to them. ship papers were Ishi Echigo, as sewing schools, technical schools and high schools
^of last week the five members Thus, as far as living set-up is Kamekichi Ibaraki, Kaemon Ki also account for a fair share of the Nisei population here.
^of this motor expedition reach-, concerned we in Canadian cities kuchi, Kiku Kinoshita, Haruo
ine working Nisei are mostlv^-------------------- ——-________ —__
lied the Illinois metropolis early in Ontario are much more for- Kitagawa, Naruko Naka, Nobue employed in the city’s sawmills. A
_
.
Snext morning fifteen hours later. tunaie. Because of this, there ;
So
far
there
has
been
one
’
Destiny
Of World
Nakano,
Genzaburo
Taguchi,
3k wasn't the first trip to the is more feeling of unsettledness
which was held । Rests With Asiatics
Ume rahara, Teiji Takeuchi, Ka
on a recent Saturday evening
AVindy City, but it was the first in Chicago than there is in Tor
me Tamagi, Harry Hatsumi, Sei;
VAK COLVER. — Canadians
with 0 attendin
|by car and it was the toughest onto.
There is also
matsu
Takenaka,
Toyokichi
Taiji
can adopt an open-handed ap
^•physically as the wheels rolled
But, one thing they have, and Kimi Kobayashi of Kelowna, J talk of organizing
proach
to the Asiatics, embrac
|along U. S. Highway 112
out which we wouldn’t mind is tele B. C. Toyojiro Nakata and Sa- ter. Some of the sports-minded
ing
goodwill,
understanding and
feof Detroit.
vision. Lot of families have their taro Taguchi of Westbank and Niseis at Varsitv are hoping to co-operation, or they can be sel
form
| Though it’s the fifth trip for
own basketball te m ■
own television sets w-hich can be Sadako Wakabayashi of East.
Bihis writer, stil I’m not up to the
and
are
even
talkin g about ehal- fish, ignorant, suspicious and
turned on to any of the four Kelov na also were recipients.
contemptuous, Robert M. Millar
■|pace of its ways. They can keep stations now in operation in Chi
lenging the Seattle Niseis.
told
the Optimist Club here re
^Chicago and its 10,000 liquor outAttending U.B.C. this fall are
cago. We spent most of one Eight Persons
cently.
Kets (that s what the Welcome to evening engrossed in the enter
Marianne
Miyagishima
and
He stressed the danger of fail
On Visit To Japan
^Chicago pamphlets tells us) and tainment it provided.
George Fujisawa from Greeningto heed “the urgent need for
Kits never-ending round the clock
Socially for the Nisei, Chicago I SAN FRANCISCO. — Among wood, B. C., Kaz Taneda from
co-operation, sympathy and un^existence. The population of
is similar to Toronto, though on those who are embarking on a 60 Westbank, B. C., Barney Sugiya- derstanding.”
Chicago is 3,400,000
which a Eiger scale with their various I
day xisit to Japan on the Presi- ma, Ed Takahashi and Amy NaHe warned that there’s no
Kmeans that there is one liquor
। kamoto from Kamloops, Ronnie
organizations
providing
for
the
dent
Wilson
which
is
sailing
on
technique
of construction oi' de
^dispensary for every 340 persons.
social
need
of the Nisei.
Oct. 11 are eight persons from and George Ikeda, Ed Minato and struction which can not be learn
pYthat proportion Toronto would
Frank Mori from Vernon, Sus I
Canada.
pate more than 2,500.
Tabata from Midway, B. C., Ruth ed by the young Asiatics of to
They are Mrs. Ko man Furuy a,
is
Nakamura, Michiko Imavoshi. I day... The destiny of the world
f There are nearly as many Ni- Defended Tojo
Miss
Asaka
Furuya,
Mr.
Kew
F homin here as there are in the His Samurai Sword
,- Richard
Yamabe and Kutch will be decided by little boys
Matsutaro Kita and Mrs. Na’
learning to read in Chinese and
f "hole of Canada. - The proporImayoshi
from
Summerland,
TOKYO. — Georg’e F. Blewett, Kita of Summerland, B. C.: ?
B. C. Gordon Imai from Moose Indian schools and the unnumbt bon of Japanese to its total popPhiladelphia attorney who de- Toyono Kanamaru and Mrs. I
/ ulation is a little less than TorJaw, Roddy Kitagawa, Tad Tsu- cred millions who will follow in
fended the late Japanese premier Kobayashi of Okanag-an Centre- yuki
P onto Walking through Marshall Hideki Tojo at the international I ^" K.; Mrs. Sug-ae Tada and Miss
and Akira Hori from Lil- their footsteps, he said.
■ He referred to Gandhi and
looe'
^Fields or Mandels you can spot
military tribunal for the Far Miwa Tada of West Summerland, Denver Ritsuko Oka from New Nehru of India as “two Brilliant
L en! like in Eatons or Simpsons
', George Yamanaka from
[ ^re And there are certain East returned to the United ^- C
loronto. George Fukuyama from and influential leaders turned
States with Tojo’s 650-year old
—’--------------------- -—
joints of limited Japanese con- samurai sword.
McGill University, and Curly against Christianity and Britain
because of the close-fisted and
mical May Make
^cenhation such as in Toronto.
Okabe from Mission City.
superior
attitude of the Anglomese Grow Taller
-This is an increase of about
The heirloom was given to the
. Scattered, throughout the city
Saxon
races.
”
10 students from last term, It
T aaj110?011 bl ^le gss fashionable attorney as appreciation for his
may be noted that the total of
bv
| Vliets are quite a few Japan- efforts
panose, Chinese and other Orien24
students is made up of 19 ^on Of Toronto Couple
family.
. e buSlness
establishments.
tam may be aide to become Nx- boys and five girls.
L0D\^e n°Ktoo-luminous secGets Degree In Japan
£>etore departure, Mrs. To jo fomers by means of a mysterious
Three
girls
are
taking
nurse
’
s
Clark Street are and other members of his family grow.n chemi
TOK5 O. — Eizo Toguri, 30,
training at Gt. Paul’s Hospital,
C J a 11Umber Of Japanese
one
sventist.
presented it to him at a farewell
Mich: Emm:':;: i com Greenwood, who is the eldest son of Mr. and
[Uya|l businesses. There I dinner they
gave to Blewett.
The growth : stance is a mix
Mary l.muye and Sue Nagamat- Mrs. Tokizo Toguri of Toronto,
ture of several potent vitamins su from Vernon.
leceived his degree of Doctor of
K. I.
or things like vitamins.
It is
Medicine at the Jikei Medical
called the animal protein factor
Lniversity in Tokyo on Sept. 27.
or APF complex for short. It is Boy Scout Troops
Mr. Toguri went to Japan in
j
found in meats, fish meal, yeast In Japan Revived
1927 to study. He graduated
u™tW°?D’
Calif- - In
and dried milk and can also be
TOKYO, — Three
thousand from the Jikei University in
with Alan Ladd, took him up to made synthetically.
K' !iKalti had just Chicago and kept him up many7
youngsters in home-made uni 1944 and continued his studies
Speaking
before
the
American
forms
and carrying makeshift there until he received his de±rom the University of nights. The main job of his de
Chemical isociety, Dr. Ansbacher packs will gather in Tokyo for gree last month.
",?rn Cahfornia and the Unipartment was to design and build said that Orientals, unlike the
of Illinois and was looka jamboree. The Boy Scouts of
sets.
taller western races, usually eat Japan will parade down the Gin
? J?b in New York c^y
U. S. Custom Unheeded
Mr. Nozaki says the motion foods that contain little or no
t
le keard that things weza,
Tokyo
’
s
main
stem
and
will
picture business is “nothing but proteins obtained from animals.
By Japanese Men
- ne^er out East.
headaches”. There are last minu Their height may be increased demonstrate their training.
TOKYO — One post-war imDespite a shortage of uniforms
a bIeak ^ar for te changes and he often has to
by incorporating this chemical in and equipment, the Boy Scout port that is riot catching on in
and although work through the night to com their diet.
Japan is the “Ladies first” idea.
movement is growing. According
plete the set for next day’s shoo
Japanese men who have
been
; in
Ilad m -iobs com'
to the Scoutmasters, there are
ting. All interiors are shot in
walking
ahead
of
their
-----women
'Nisei",
“
Issei"
Makes
500 troups with 10,000 members
i
1 le' advised him to sets constructed on the sound
for more than 2000 years do not
Jn Japan. Before the militarists
;ack
CaHfomia. Al «-ot a stage- Miniatures and paintings
dissolved the scouts, membership expect to change now.
are often used. The biggest prob
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. — had reached a peak of 100,000. r Some of the younger men in
, Jo as a draftsman lem is to keep within the budget
Tokyo allow their girl friends to
The words, Nisei, Issei and Kihei
The militarists had objected to
l department of the Pa- set by the producer.
OUT)
walk
ahead but they are the ex
are
to
be
found
among
the
132,the Scout’s three-fingered salute, ception.
/notion picture studio.
"■no is now
He is kept busy all year beca 000 included in Random House’s
claiming that it was of Jewish
one of Para- use Paramout employs only7 seven 1
One well known man of the
“
'The American College Diction- origin and would offend their
art directors, has art directors compared to three ;
street stated that if there
credit
ary ", reports Larry Tajiri in the Nazi partners.
— were
/ch films/as “The times that number by M-G-M.
only a few women in Japan they
Cock”
Pacific Citizen.
Today the Scouts have been
Soi rowful Jones”
Mr. Nozaki who was born in
According to this dictionary, “democratized ” along American would have to be nice to them
■° se.-oe ex^nt “Rope of
Japan, was brought to the United ! a Nisei is defined as “A person hnes. They dance Indian war jut since there are more women
States when he was very youn^ of Japanese descent, born in the dances, utter blood-curdling war tnan men especially after the
CUrrpn
movie, “u. s. Mail”
and brought up in Los Angeles ’ U. S. and loyal to it,”
whoops and tie knots
* war, he doesn’t understand why
they should walk before the men
I
J Nozaki One Of Paramount’s Art Directors,
? ^ ^ ^ Got First Job As Draftsman
-
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PAGE TWO
THE NEW CANADIAN
Saturday. Oct
i-
Dear Friends:
1948-’49
the national jcca urgently needs
I
Since Sept. 1, 1948, your National JCCA has:
I
I
* ^^J^^.^P^entations to the Federai Government which
has effected lifting of the restriction on movement of Japanese
Canadians to the Pacific Coastal area.
|
• Made further vigorous representations to the B. C. Provincial
ve™ment "’hich has gained for Japanese Canadians:
°ld Age Pension bo^s of $10 per month,
/°te at municipal emotions and Improvement
.district Flections,
Tne obtaining of hand loggers’ licenses,
tO learnin^ and Practicing pharmacy,
1 he right to serve on juries, etc.
• sta’tX^a di?tr‘but«d application forms for the readmission to Canada of strandees in Japan.
# theh"’’^ • innUmerab‘e fe“eB °f application to Ottawa for
the re-admission to Canada of strandees
zttrx^x^
™baha,f - —-
XiX^e Royal Co“isiiM on *-
$8,000
To continue its important future work in Education, Politic, .
*22; Racejiolations and Soaq£and Culiu^r"^^--^
ese Canadians.
----------- ---the ^P®'
YOU may not feel a pressing need for the JCCAs services but oth
So Please Give Your Help
This year the JCCA is asking you for an inr-.o
•
g you ror an increase m contributions
because. . .
• Assisted Japanese Canadian fishermen to secure their right to
fish on the Pacific Coast without discrimination b ga X
T ; 7 PU?HC “" the
and the support "
7 7 ‘he total 5um of
^Xt £Sa^
va ouaget.
’ counsel! °Ut Kt®iVC "a“ WOrk betwe*n claimants and their
ZeZZA''
10"
to the Commission appealmg for greater consideration of claimants’ cases.
ers do —
You gave only $5,000.
Xvi eVZ:^^^
- ready to continue
- to wo
fo ^
the JCCA> - order that to give their
tinue
tor the present and fu ture welfare of Japanese it may conCanadians.
BUT.
They ^^ your generous financial support. Give much more this
W„ r
? He United Kshcrmcn and Allied Workers’
for LC°T ?,"'hlCh heard the Executive Secretary appeal
ment
”S
°f Japanese Canadians to unrestricted 'empToy-
year.
SgSHESS
Your JCCA workers ask you to take
an active interest in your local JCCA
Chapter. Become a member.
’«Z1X“'“ Eibertie. Groups in the fight against
X'^l10 e°-operate "“h other Canadian
k m the important field of race relations. organizations in
• Gave further innumerable services
to Japanese Canadians.
the national JCCA
B.c. JCCA—ALBERTA JCCA—SASK. JCCA —MAN.
JCCA—ONT. JCCA—QUE. JCCA
* f b’
THE NEW CANADIAN
Saturday. Oct
i-
Dear Friends:
1948-’49
the national jcca urgently needs
I
Since Sept. 1, 1948, your National JCCA has:
I
I
* ^^J^^.^P^entations to the Federai Government which
has effected lifting of the restriction on movement of Japanese
Canadians to the Pacific Coastal area.
|
• Made further vigorous representations to the B. C. Provincial
ve™ment "’hich has gained for Japanese Canadians:
°ld Age Pension bo^s of $10 per month,
/°te at municipal emotions and Improvement
.district Flections,
Tne obtaining of hand loggers’ licenses,
tO learnin^ and Practicing pharmacy,
1 he right to serve on juries, etc.
• sta’tX^a di?tr‘but«d application forms for the readmission to Canada of strandees in Japan.
# theh"’’^ • innUmerab‘e fe“eB °f application to Ottawa for
the re-admission to Canada of strandees
zttrx^x^
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XiX^e Royal Co“isiiM on *-
$8,000
To continue its important future work in Education, Politic, .
*22; Racejiolations and Soaq£and Culiu^r"^^--^
ese Canadians.
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YOU may not feel a pressing need for the JCCAs services but oth
So Please Give Your Help
This year the JCCA is asking you for an inr-.o
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g you ror an increase m contributions
because. . .
• Assisted Japanese Canadian fishermen to secure their right to
fish on the Pacific Coast without discrimination b ga X
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and the support "
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^Xt £Sa^
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ers do —
You gave only $5,000.
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BUT.
They ^^ your generous financial support. Give much more this
W„ r
? He United Kshcrmcn and Allied Workers’
for LC°T ?,"'hlCh heard the Executive Secretary appeal
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year.
SgSHESS
Your JCCA workers ask you to take
an active interest in your local JCCA
Chapter. Become a member.
’«Z1X“'“ Eibertie. Groups in the fight against
X'^l10 e°-operate "“h other Canadian
k m the important field of race relations. organizations in
• Gave further innumerable services
to Japanese Canadians.
the national JCCA
B.c. JCCA—ALBERTA JCCA—SASK. JCCA —MAN.
JCCA—ONT. JCCA—QUE. JCCA
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A fashion-and-beauty article
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fort WILLIAM, Ont. — The I
YAMAMOTO-HAYASHI
engagement of Miss Yoshiko Mit
“Your slip is showing”, is a common enough re- suke,
second daughter of Mrs.
mark which usually means that our little woman's slip Shige Mitsuke, and Shinkichi ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yosotaro
Hayashi, became the bride of Mr.
is slightly showing below the hemline of her skirt. Hov- a Oguchi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hug-o Yamamoto, son of Mrs.
ever, it could mean that her slip is still showing, though iJtsujiro Noguchi, was announc tamamoto and the late Mr. Mi
at the home of the Mitsuke’s
chiyoshi Yamamoto, on Oct. 1.
not below the skirt, but alas! through the slits of Imr ed
on Oct. 9.
M St. George’ Anglican Church.
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skirt.-She must remember that slits are made on narrow
^ev- K V-_Aalker officiated.
PICTURE BUTTE, Alta.
skirts not only to allow for more freedom of action, but
----- —
Given in marriage bv her fa’
also so that they may provide a provocative peek of he” The engagement is announced of ther the
bride was gowned in
May, second daughter of Mk. ivory
iegs—naturally for men!
satin
fashioned on princess
Ohama, to Naoyuki Moriyama, | lines
OCTOBER
—Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei
Fellowship-) meeting, at Church
House, S:15. p.m.
Toronto.
aar, Anglican,
Parish Hall,
John and
phanie. 2:309 p.m.
29 —Toronto.
S:15 p.m.
______ NOVEMBER
-Toronto.
f YB S7ThhTVVnI
nual Production featuring- En
glish Vocal Contest, Ukraini
an Labor Temple, S p.m.
.15 -Toronto. Club TNI’ Dance,
v ith a cathedral train and
godets of French lace. Her veil
Yoshiko Suzuki, a former sportswear manufacturer
of trille illusion was held with
in Vancouver, who is a dressmaker-designer in Montreal
a coronet of pearls and crvstal
beads and she carried
says: “Nisei girls either tend to stick to severe tailored
cascade
*
.
i '^ re<3 roses.
lines or go to the other extreme by wearing very casual
Stephanie, 8-11 p.m.
TORONTO. — The
Ruth Tsujimura was the matengageand sloppy clothes. They shouldn’t wear strictly tailor ment of Miss Eleanor Toyoko ron of honor, Masako Iriye the
—Toronto.
TYBS Third An
nual
Prod-action
featuring Ja
ed suits nor dressy dress-maker suits, but should try to
se(;orid daughter of bridesmaid. The best man was
panese Vocal Contest, Ukrain
- rs. Shizuyo Kagayama of New Chuck Uyeno and. Rvokichi Hastrike a happy medium between those two types.”
ian
Labor Temple, 2 p.m.
¥
i BI C’’ and Han’y Hir°" YnsHi and Mikio Matsubayashi
¥
Nobuto, second son of Mr. were the ushers
Question: How can I make my bowleg' condition and Mrs Kazuta Nobuto, was
Following- the ‘reception at the
Vets Organization
less noticeable ? I am a 19-year-old Nisei girl.
PYyy “ Oct- 2 at the '“■ Golden Dragon, the counle flew
Toronto. — A meeting will be
temabonal Chop Suey.
to New York for their ‘ honeyAmy — Toronto, Ont.
held on Sunday, Oct. 16th, at 2
*
*
*
moon.
Answer: Sometimes a bowleg condition may be im
p.m.,
at Towne Studio, 111 Dun
WINNIPEG. — Nancy Chiyo*
*
*
proved by building up the muscles on the inside of the
das St. West, to discuss plans
ko Takeno, daughter of Mr. and
SUGIURA - YAj
legs. This practice does not alter the bony malforma Mrs. Hisaburo Takeno, and Tafor
the formation of a Nisei vet
TORONTO. — Miss Toshiko
erans
organization.
tion, but makes the legs appear straighter. When the keshi Ariza, eldest son of Mr. Yano and Mr. Shigeo Sugiura
Tentative plans call for a na
curve is in the bones below the knee then the calf mus Riku Ariza, were engaged on were married on Oct. 1 at the
cles should be developed more and when the curve is in Oct. 1 at the home of the Take- | Carlton United Church. Rev. tion-wide organization with mem
bership open to all Nisei veter
no’s.
Finley officiated at the ceremthat portion of the leg above the knee, then the inner
ans.
It is hoped that every Nisei
The sewanin are Mr. and Mrs. ony.
thigh muscles should be developed.
veteran will join. Official headShiro Koga and Mr. and Mrs.
Following the reception at
■
For developing the calf muscles, standing on the Torasaburo Nishikihama.
I Chungking Chop Suey, the couple quarters will be set up, probably
in Toronto. Affiliation with the
toes, skipping rope on the toes and stair climbing are
flew to New York for their
Canadian
Legion with an official
GREENWOOD, B. C. — The honeymoon.
very good. Deep knee bends while keeping on the toes
charter
is
planned for the future.
engagement of Miss Shizuyo Ki*
*
*
Hill help develop the upper leg muscles and the calves, tagawa,
The organization will not only
eldest daughter of
OKADA - ASADA
j
A fine exercise for developing the inner muscles of and Mrs. Tsuneki Kitagawa Mr.
promote
social and educational
of
TORONTO. — Miss Kanako
the upper part of tire leg is taken while sitting on a chair Gieenwood, B. C., and Mr. Shizuo I Asada, eldest daughter of Mrs. programs but, though non-parti
with the feet together and the knees apart. After assum Ohara,^ second son of Mr. and Tome Asada, and Mr. Hidekazu san, will also take action in the
political sphere. Its activities will
ing the sitting position on the phair, one hand is placed Mrs. Yaoki Ohara of Passmore, Okada, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. be pointed towards furthering
b. C., was announced on Sept. Okada,
on each knee and then the knees are forced together 30 at the home of the Kitaga- | on Oct. exchanged nuptial vows the welfare of Japanesc-CanS at St. Mark Anglican
against the resistance of the hands which should exert wa’s.
adians.
Especially
towards
Church. Rev. Jackson officiated.
achievingthose
rights
and
prian outward pull on the knees. The exercises should be
Sewanins are
Mr. and Mrs.
The reception was held at the
vileges
of
a
citizen
for
which
they
Denbei Kuramoto and Mr. and Golden Dragon Chop Suey and
taken until you- are slig'htly tired.
donned khaki under very adverse
Mrs. Matsugi Terada.
the couple went on their honey conditions.
moon to New York by plane.
Its reported that Tom Ball, an impressario of show
ANGLICAN BAZAAR
—jto
The baishakunin were Mr. and
business in New York, is looking desperately for OrienPlan to do your Christmas
Mrs. N. Karatsu.
ia ghls Nisei, Korean or Chinese, for his show at shopping- at the Anglican Bazaar
ima Doll, the all-Oriental nightclub. To prove how on Sat., Oct. 29 from 2:30 to 9
SHIMO-TAKAHARA —
’1
p.m. at St. George’s Parish Hall,
N
YAMAOKA
PUL ^Ie.y are in getting Nisei girls to become show corner of Stephanie and John
VERNON, B. C. — The marri
bii s, they even have a newspaper correspondent hoof- Sts., Toronto.
h: ou will find bargains in age of Miss Sachi Yamaoka, sec
lng in a chorus line. She is Ann Koga, a New York cor
ond daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
blouses and knick-knacks.
respondent of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. For anyone r dresses,
p
Seitaro Yamaoka, and Dr. George
284-a YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.f
interested
i
,
V•
be sure
visitartificial
also the flower
greet- Shimo-Takahara, second son of
tome.
t
d t S may be
°btainedt by
WFltmg
^
card to and
¥
¥
^:
The announcement was made on
Sept. 25.
Baishakunin are Mr. and Mrs.
Hachiro Taise.
Dr. and Mrs. Kozo Shimo-Taka
stalls. Delicious “osushis” and
hara, was solemnized at the Ver
chow mein will be served.
non United Church by Rev. Y.
4 °Ur ^soiotte is going to expose her ears in her
Proceeds are for overseas re
Yoshioka of Kelowna, B. C., on
J01 tail do, she should remember to give them a dab lief. '
Oct. 3.
w^en making ..up her face. Of course, she
It was an informal ceremony I
Halloween Social
s -ou ent forget to powder her neck either.
with the bride being attended by
Harold Morishita
The good fun of a masquerade her sister, Miss Yvonne Yamaoka.
party is offered once again by The best man was Dr. Edward
THINKING OF
1931 Avenue Road
the Toronto Metropolitan Nisei Banno of Kamloops, B. C.
L?CTRIC MOTORS
TORONTO
BUYING A HOME?
Fellowship for the annual HalloA reception is to be held in I
paired — rewound — rebuilt
Phone: RE. 5411
-You can rely on me to find I ween Social on Sat., Oct. 29, Montreal where the couple are 1
LAkeside 2113
just the home you are look
II
8:15 p.m., at the East End YWCA to reside.
MECHANO ELECTRIC
ing for.
gym
on
1152
Gerrard
St.
E.
Phone Eric Attenborough
(E. Kamo)
Ken Hori will be the master BIRTHS
ORchard 3285
D03 Bathurst St. (rear)
of ceremonies of a full program
FORT WILLIAM,
Ont. —
Geo. L. Attenborough
Joronto, Ont.
featuring prizes, games, re Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
DESIGN
Real Estate
FOR BETTER L
freshments and dancing—all in Kanna (nee Betty Kanai), a baby
^JJebuilt Used Motors
'
261 Durie St. (at Bloor)
the best Halloween mood. Every- | daughter, Linda Carolyn, at the
Toronto
II
We Can Train YOU TOO
’ ; reminded that appearing ' McKellar Hospital on Sept. 30.
^ one is
In the DESIGNING of Men’s
In masquerade is a good time
Women’s and Children’s
’‘must”.
Apparel,
Millinery, Merchan
HAMILTON SERVICES
CLOSING
OFFICE
We
g
SOMEONE OVER
dising and Sales Promotion
HAMILTON.
Miss M. Yoneyama of Toronto
Commencing
Hesidpn^T1-^ a^ steamship and airlines including American
who is closing her office on Oct. Oct. 16, Rev. K. Shimizu will
and"Inen ?a.n American Airways, Northwest Airlines
THE FASHION ARTS
tion ->L *yn Pacific Airlines. Write or call for full informa22.
wishes
to
say
that
it
was
'
conduct
a
regular
monthly
service
ACADEMY LTD.
rates.
pleasant
to
work
with
her
clients.
<
for
the
Japanese
congregation
at
Mail inquiries promptly answered.
1467 Mansfield St.
She is getting married and will the All People’s Church. These
Montreal, Quebec
DOMINION travel office
be moving to South Mountain, services will be held every third
MA.
9611 or MA. 7212
- ----- -— 143 Queen St. W., Toronto, Ont. PL. 6451
Ont.
Sunday of each month.’
°R BRIN ING
h
15,
1949
the WEW CANADIAN
PAGE SEVEN
A fashion-and-beauty article
I
Our Little Woman
I
The 21st in a Series
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er^ona.
By JACK NAKAMOTO ========= engagements
crodd
a
( marriages
fort WILLIAM, Ont. — The I
YAMAMOTO-HAYASHI
engagement of Miss Yoshiko Mit
“Your slip is showing”, is a common enough re- suke,
second daughter of Mrs.
mark which usually means that our little woman's slip Shige Mitsuke, and Shinkichi ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yosotaro
Hayashi, became the bride of Mr.
is slightly showing below the hemline of her skirt. Hov- a Oguchi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hug-o Yamamoto, son of Mrs.
ever, it could mean that her slip is still showing, though iJtsujiro Noguchi, was announc tamamoto and the late Mr. Mi
at the home of the Mitsuke’s
chiyoshi Yamamoto, on Oct. 1.
not below the skirt, but alas! through the slits of Imr ed
on Oct. 9.
M St. George’ Anglican Church.
*
*
*
skirt.-She must remember that slits are made on narrow
^ev- K V-_Aalker officiated.
PICTURE BUTTE, Alta.
skirts not only to allow for more freedom of action, but
----- —
Given in marriage bv her fa’
also so that they may provide a provocative peek of he” The engagement is announced of ther the
bride was gowned in
May, second daughter of Mk. ivory
iegs—naturally for men!
satin
fashioned on princess
Ohama, to Naoyuki Moriyama, | lines
OCTOBER
—Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei
Fellowship-) meeting, at Church
House, S:15. p.m.
Toronto.
aar, Anglican,
Parish Hall,
John and
phanie. 2:309 p.m.
29 —Toronto.
S:15 p.m.
______ NOVEMBER
-Toronto.
f YB S7ThhTVVnI
nual Production featuring- En
glish Vocal Contest, Ukraini
an Labor Temple, S p.m.
.15 -Toronto. Club TNI’ Dance,
v ith a cathedral train and
godets of French lace. Her veil
Yoshiko Suzuki, a former sportswear manufacturer
of trille illusion was held with
in Vancouver, who is a dressmaker-designer in Montreal
a coronet of pearls and crvstal
beads and she carried
says: “Nisei girls either tend to stick to severe tailored
cascade
*
.
i '^ re<3 roses.
lines or go to the other extreme by wearing very casual
Stephanie, 8-11 p.m.
TORONTO. — The
Ruth Tsujimura was the matengageand sloppy clothes. They shouldn’t wear strictly tailor ment of Miss Eleanor Toyoko ron of honor, Masako Iriye the
—Toronto.
TYBS Third An
nual
Prod-action
featuring Ja
ed suits nor dressy dress-maker suits, but should try to
se(;orid daughter of bridesmaid. The best man was
panese Vocal Contest, Ukrain
- rs. Shizuyo Kagayama of New Chuck Uyeno and. Rvokichi Hastrike a happy medium between those two types.”
ian
Labor Temple, 2 p.m.
¥
i BI C’’ and Han’y Hir°" YnsHi and Mikio Matsubayashi
¥
Nobuto, second son of Mr. were the ushers
Question: How can I make my bowleg' condition and Mrs Kazuta Nobuto, was
Following- the ‘reception at the
Vets Organization
less noticeable ? I am a 19-year-old Nisei girl.
PYyy “ Oct- 2 at the '“■ Golden Dragon, the counle flew
Toronto. — A meeting will be
temabonal Chop Suey.
to New York for their ‘ honeyAmy — Toronto, Ont.
held on Sunday, Oct. 16th, at 2
*
*
*
moon.
Answer: Sometimes a bowleg condition may be im
p.m.,
at Towne Studio, 111 Dun
WINNIPEG. — Nancy Chiyo*
*
*
proved by building up the muscles on the inside of the
das St. West, to discuss plans
ko Takeno, daughter of Mr. and
SUGIURA - YAj
legs. This practice does not alter the bony malforma Mrs. Hisaburo Takeno, and Tafor
the formation of a Nisei vet
TORONTO. — Miss Toshiko
erans
organization.
tion, but makes the legs appear straighter. When the keshi Ariza, eldest son of Mr. Yano and Mr. Shigeo Sugiura
Tentative plans call for a na
curve is in the bones below the knee then the calf mus Riku Ariza, were engaged on were married on Oct. 1 at the
cles should be developed more and when the curve is in Oct. 1 at the home of the Take- | Carlton United Church. Rev. tion-wide organization with mem
bership open to all Nisei veter
no’s.
Finley officiated at the ceremthat portion of the leg above the knee, then the inner
ans.
It is hoped that every Nisei
The sewanin are Mr. and Mrs. ony.
thigh muscles should be developed.
veteran will join. Official headShiro Koga and Mr. and Mrs.
Following the reception at
■
For developing the calf muscles, standing on the Torasaburo Nishikihama.
I Chungking Chop Suey, the couple quarters will be set up, probably
in Toronto. Affiliation with the
toes, skipping rope on the toes and stair climbing are
flew to New York for their
Canadian
Legion with an official
GREENWOOD, B. C. — The honeymoon.
very good. Deep knee bends while keeping on the toes
charter
is
planned for the future.
engagement of Miss Shizuyo Ki*
*
*
Hill help develop the upper leg muscles and the calves, tagawa,
The organization will not only
eldest daughter of
OKADA - ASADA
j
A fine exercise for developing the inner muscles of and Mrs. Tsuneki Kitagawa Mr.
promote
social and educational
of
TORONTO. — Miss Kanako
the upper part of tire leg is taken while sitting on a chair Gieenwood, B. C., and Mr. Shizuo I Asada, eldest daughter of Mrs. programs but, though non-parti
with the feet together and the knees apart. After assum Ohara,^ second son of Mr. and Tome Asada, and Mr. Hidekazu san, will also take action in the
political sphere. Its activities will
ing the sitting position on the phair, one hand is placed Mrs. Yaoki Ohara of Passmore, Okada, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. be pointed towards furthering
b. C., was announced on Sept. Okada,
on each knee and then the knees are forced together 30 at the home of the Kitaga- | on Oct. exchanged nuptial vows the welfare of Japanesc-CanS at St. Mark Anglican
against the resistance of the hands which should exert wa’s.
adians.
Especially
towards
Church. Rev. Jackson officiated.
achievingthose
rights
and
prian outward pull on the knees. The exercises should be
Sewanins are
Mr. and Mrs.
The reception was held at the
vileges
of
a
citizen
for
which
they
Denbei Kuramoto and Mr. and Golden Dragon Chop Suey and
taken until you- are slig'htly tired.
donned khaki under very adverse
Mrs. Matsugi Terada.
the couple went on their honey conditions.
moon to New York by plane.
Its reported that Tom Ball, an impressario of show
ANGLICAN BAZAAR
—jto
The baishakunin were Mr. and
business in New York, is looking desperately for OrienPlan to do your Christmas
Mrs. N. Karatsu.
ia ghls Nisei, Korean or Chinese, for his show at shopping- at the Anglican Bazaar
ima Doll, the all-Oriental nightclub. To prove how on Sat., Oct. 29 from 2:30 to 9
SHIMO-TAKAHARA —
’1
p.m. at St. George’s Parish Hall,
N
YAMAOKA
PUL ^Ie.y are in getting Nisei girls to become show corner of Stephanie and John
VERNON, B. C. — The marri
bii s, they even have a newspaper correspondent hoof- Sts., Toronto.
h: ou will find bargains in age of Miss Sachi Yamaoka, sec
lng in a chorus line. She is Ann Koga, a New York cor
ond daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
blouses and knick-knacks.
respondent of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. For anyone r dresses,
p
Seitaro Yamaoka, and Dr. George
284-a YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.f
interested
i
,
V•
be sure
visitartificial
also the flower
greet- Shimo-Takahara, second son of
tome.
t
d t S may be
°btainedt by
WFltmg
^
card to and
¥
¥
^:
The announcement was made on
Sept. 25.
Baishakunin are Mr. and Mrs.
Hachiro Taise.
Dr. and Mrs. Kozo Shimo-Taka
stalls. Delicious “osushis” and
hara, was solemnized at the Ver
chow mein will be served.
non United Church by Rev. Y.
4 °Ur ^soiotte is going to expose her ears in her
Proceeds are for overseas re
Yoshioka of Kelowna, B. C., on
J01 tail do, she should remember to give them a dab lief. '
Oct. 3.
w^en making ..up her face. Of course, she
It was an informal ceremony I
Halloween Social
s -ou ent forget to powder her neck either.
with the bride being attended by
Harold Morishita
The good fun of a masquerade her sister, Miss Yvonne Yamaoka.
party is offered once again by The best man was Dr. Edward
THINKING OF
1931 Avenue Road
the Toronto Metropolitan Nisei Banno of Kamloops, B. C.
L?CTRIC MOTORS
TORONTO
BUYING A HOME?
Fellowship for the annual HalloA reception is to be held in I
paired — rewound — rebuilt
Phone: RE. 5411
-You can rely on me to find I ween Social on Sat., Oct. 29, Montreal where the couple are 1
LAkeside 2113
just the home you are look
II
8:15 p.m., at the East End YWCA to reside.
MECHANO ELECTRIC
ing for.
gym
on
1152
Gerrard
St.
E.
Phone Eric Attenborough
(E. Kamo)
Ken Hori will be the master BIRTHS
ORchard 3285
D03 Bathurst St. (rear)
of ceremonies of a full program
FORT WILLIAM,
Ont. —
Geo. L. Attenborough
Joronto, Ont.
featuring prizes, games, re Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
DESIGN
Real Estate
FOR BETTER L
freshments and dancing—all in Kanna (nee Betty Kanai), a baby
^JJebuilt Used Motors
'
261 Durie St. (at Bloor)
the best Halloween mood. Every- | daughter, Linda Carolyn, at the
Toronto
II
We Can Train YOU TOO
’ ; reminded that appearing ' McKellar Hospital on Sept. 30.
^ one is
In the DESIGNING of Men’s
In masquerade is a good time
Women’s and Children’s
’‘must”.
Apparel,
Millinery, Merchan
HAMILTON SERVICES
CLOSING
OFFICE
We
g
SOMEONE OVER
dising and Sales Promotion
HAMILTON.
Miss M. Yoneyama of Toronto
Commencing
Hesidpn^T1-^ a^ steamship and airlines including American
who is closing her office on Oct. Oct. 16, Rev. K. Shimizu will
and"Inen ?a.n American Airways, Northwest Airlines
THE FASHION ARTS
tion ->L *yn Pacific Airlines. Write or call for full informa22.
wishes
to
say
that
it
was
'
conduct
a
regular
monthly
service
ACADEMY LTD.
rates.
pleasant
to
work
with
her
clients.
<
for
the
Japanese
congregation
at
Mail inquiries promptly answered.
1467 Mansfield St.
She is getting married and will the All People’s Church. These
Montreal, Quebec
DOMINION travel office
be moving to South Mountain, services will be held every third
MA.
9611 or MA. 7212
- ----- -— 143 Queen St. W., Toronto, Ont. PL. 6451
Ont.
Sunday of each month.’
°R BRIN ING
h
Page 8
PAGE EIGHT
1
TL M ----------------- - THE NEW CAM ADIAN
the New Canadian IRB Tennis»
ASASsea -
15}
1949
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
Finishes Season
The TAB Tennis Club TournaIt took fifteen hours motoring down to
m ent was finally finished last
Ca
Sunday and the 1949 champs are: eyed watching the television. ReCepti»- is pe4*7.
‘>
? We watched a portion’ of■ „ j
Men’s. Singles—Frank Matsui, ! wXyFT^
aifierpnr
?
Ladies’
Singles—Ginnv Mori
X, atch and saw Cliff Mapes- —
of a football
v "
>es
of
thn
s
e
and
Consolation
Singles- ^T
~ - ^ V"^
*-a
Men’s
Shig Sora, Ladies’ Consolation ^m 2
I f entertainment certainly ha.
of
-W
Smgles-Judy Kutsukake, Men’s eaiI^SkageS of video.
has ^proved si^
Doubles—Mush Fukumoto and
e miSSed seein^ the World Series
Jozy Yasui, Mixed Doublesf
e
oL Ch’ ^ ^ ^ oth®'
Slug Sora and Mich Nagano.
±^ feature showed the televised World SerT^v theatre a* a
5005 — Toronto, Ont.
Authorized
Saturday
I^J^iL^st Office Dept., Ottawa.
Dodgers Champs Of Montreal Nisei Baseball
SB™ ?®""N*
V
were crowned as the first champ- ! Hif/TV^ hUr!ei’ f°r the Cubs>
ions of the Montreal Kisei Ba^e !r
IaTamoto, also pitched a
All the winners with the ex- I
'
*
°n
^a?ge niov^
ball League when thev downed
Ti aII°win- three hits
One of our best friends
*
the youthful Cubs 6-1 in the final । on ^ ^ ’",7™ "“ me" ception of Frank Matsui and
Ginny Mon were first year play- the Chicago HuSI
u W* ln the WindY City is s ,
.
game of a best of three finals c
i ^^ ^1Jdness and poor
f tW° repeaters 3dI1 ^^ teams an^vhe^T KeVT*^ &S °ne °f the top\i3ei T^ of
«S“ 7ae ^‘- S.by “’ Mte M *
a hard time in keepiag fcir hand Before he XXT ^
The fighting DodVrTeal^^
hitting star was Osamu
Preparing for the XXX^XnXX
»
crowns next year.
”31 To"“*'t, £
composed of a mixture of veter- who
°dger first baseman,
Shig Sora, the double winner I arranged for a half dozen girls tTXX
ans and rookies and boasted nn I
dlove in two runs in the
I 8130^ the most advancement Sunday afternoon. Now, wL cared aboutfor X
-i
individual stars.
^ " ^ inning lrith hL
'
stars.
Each player |
Wlth his cIutch ''^ ?IUSh Fukum°to, Yozy YaPlaj
ei
j
smgle.
Tom
Yamamoto
and
Mac
I
gaye out his best and it was the Yamada^ot ^ama“Wto and Mac 83“’ Mossy Mitsui and Jimmy
—to all in the back going Aough tX^d^
same, driving in the Ithey should be definite threats
runs. The sixth run I ^or ^e singles crown in 1950
on a balk by a Cub
Among the fairer sex, Mich
Cub
Tsukamoto, Kay
The lone
a n
t
Was scored ^^ashi. Kay Fujiwara and
curves, recording a three Mpeo throuH
forniance I
The
”
a
C combination of a walk, JudF Kutsukake made the most
strurb
1
ughthander
opeaxing of beauties, we met
>
c ruck out ven while walking but X m
and
a
by Progrea 3&h should be even one of whom was chosen the
“
lachida, the first of his money to dethrone Ginnv Mori
three batters.
two hits.
sin Sm®1*1^ “A !«the
J
d
®
e1
'
"
MP
thro
ughout
home mi X^ I^“ ^ South Bend, WiaM,
-1
ry ",h°in her
'""*H■ turnon ■ turn
n„™: B"tth Hayashi,
n2le Knute EMtae «* w^ae he h',?*'” "* fa™*
Hi “ "“1 Asagawa, lb- Sonnv roughshod over all opposition X
Notre Dame. Thjs was fc sch » ^ the bmldmss whicll lllake up
□T
^
Challenge
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portraits g| r
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h’ Sb; Aki Shinva,
greats the Four Horsemen. George rPdft so ®“.r football
Ve mdividuals trophies
BertelH, Johnny Lujack and’ a S'J^ Joe Savoldi,
Mi
?1MSUta’ ^ Sft
‘h b6St
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« r H Smi' Tad Kadowaki
Ol'”u sr * mo.VG
outsiders; Mac Yamada
We mere wrong about the Dodgers, „ won’t say ally nlore.
and
The Ladies’ Doubles was not
Tom Shikatani, pitchers.
Good Homes
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the New Canadian IRB Tennis»
ASASsea -
15}
1949
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
Finishes Season
The TAB Tennis Club TournaIt took fifteen hours motoring down to
m ent was finally finished last
Ca
Sunday and the 1949 champs are: eyed watching the television. ReCepti»- is pe4*7.
‘>
? We watched a portion’ of■ „ j
Men’s. Singles—Frank Matsui, ! wXyFT^
aifierpnr
?
Ladies’
Singles—Ginnv Mori
X, atch and saw Cliff Mapes- —
of a football
v "
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of
thn
s
e
and
Consolation
Singles- ^T
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*-a
Men’s
Shig Sora, Ladies’ Consolation ^m 2
I f entertainment certainly ha.
of
-W
Smgles-Judy Kutsukake, Men’s eaiI^SkageS of video.
has ^proved si^
Doubles—Mush Fukumoto and
e miSSed seein^ the World Series
Jozy Yasui, Mixed Doublesf
e
oL Ch’ ^ ^ ^ oth®'
Slug Sora and Mich Nagano.
±^ feature showed the televised World SerT^v theatre a* a
5005 — Toronto, Ont.
Authorized
Saturday
I^J^iL^st Office Dept., Ottawa.
Dodgers Champs Of Montreal Nisei Baseball
SB™ ?®""N*
V
were crowned as the first champ- ! Hif/TV^ hUr!ei’ f°r the Cubs>
ions of the Montreal Kisei Ba^e !r
IaTamoto, also pitched a
All the winners with the ex- I
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^a?ge niov^
ball League when thev downed
Ti aII°win- three hits
One of our best friends
*
the youthful Cubs 6-1 in the final । on ^ ^ ’",7™ "“ me" ception of Frank Matsui and
Ginny Mon were first year play- the Chicago HuSI
u W* ln the WindY City is s ,
.
game of a best of three finals c
i ^^ ^1Jdness and poor
f tW° repeaters 3dI1 ^^ teams an^vhe^T KeVT*^ &S °ne °f the top\i3ei T^ of
«S“ 7ae ^‘- S.by “’ Mte M *
a hard time in keepiag fcir hand Before he XXT ^
The fighting DodVrTeal^^
hitting star was Osamu
Preparing for the XXX^XnXX
»
crowns next year.
”31 To"“*'t, £
composed of a mixture of veter- who
°dger first baseman,
Shig Sora, the double winner I arranged for a half dozen girls tTXX
ans and rookies and boasted nn I
dlove in two runs in the
I 8130^ the most advancement Sunday afternoon. Now, wL cared aboutfor X
-i
individual stars.
^ " ^ inning lrith hL
'
stars.
Each player |
Wlth his cIutch ''^ ?IUSh Fukum°to, Yozy YaPlaj
ei
j
smgle.
Tom
Yamamoto
and
Mac
I
gaye out his best and it was the Yamada^ot ^ama“Wto and Mac 83“’ Mossy Mitsui and Jimmy
—to all in the back going Aough tX^d^
same, driving in the Ithey should be definite threats
runs. The sixth run I ^or ^e singles crown in 1950
on a balk by a Cub
Among the fairer sex, Mich
Cub
Tsukamoto, Kay
The lone
a n
t
Was scored ^^ashi. Kay Fujiwara and
curves, recording a three Mpeo throuH
forniance I
The
”
a
C combination of a walk, JudF Kutsukake made the most
strurb
1
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opeaxing of beauties, we met
>
c ruck out ven while walking but X m
and
a
by Progrea 3&h should be even one of whom was chosen the
“
lachida, the first of his money to dethrone Ginnv Mori
three batters.
two hits.
sin Sm®1*1^ “A !«the
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thro
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home mi X^ I^“ ^ South Bend, WiaM,
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'""*H■ turnon ■ turn
n„™: B"tth Hayashi,
n2le Knute EMtae «* w^ae he h',?*'” "* fa™*
Hi “ "“1 Asagawa, lb- Sonnv roughshod over all opposition X
Notre Dame. Thjs was fc sch » ^ the bmldmss whicll lllake up
□T
^
Challenge
trophi^
portraits g| r
Sv I
h’ Sb; Aki Shinva,
greats the Four Horsemen. George rPdft so ®“.r football
Ve mdividuals trophies
BertelH, Johnny Lujack and’ a S'J^ Joe Savoldi,
Mi
?1MSUta’ ^ Sft
‘h b6St
^
« r H Smi' Tad Kadowaki
Ol'”u sr * mo.VG
outsiders; Mac Yamada
We mere wrong about the Dodgers, „ won’t say ally nlore.
and
The Ladies’ Doubles was not
Tom Shikatani, pitchers.
Good Homes
-Zb6? because of the lack of
At Reasonable Prices
o
irls but next year there will be Stress and ofX^"Jl^
American Bowling ConWorth 500,000 Yen
consult
enough on
girls
i oe
is 101^ a. tournament.
TOKYO. - The price of a
has been barred
Xt** * ^'
J- greets
Bia
E
azii
stoi
pod
isini
weri
; was
boss
Yuf
X“ ,
OOP
Estate Broker
Phone LA 4817^’1?^°
isi/ or LA. 5804
known
by
service
MYERS-ELLIOTT
Funeral Home
715 DOVERCOURT RD.
Toronto, Ont.
Phone:
LA. 3301
Also
Ambulance Service
™an hfe in Japan has been set OOOno’ has spent about $1,900,at o00,000 yen or $1,388.88.
Wonder why they don’t set nn
does
not discriminate instead of tryingT*1
co^’ess which
endei according to Tracy S
I
approval of tHis render
think it would be better if fair minded ^ ^ “ WRh the ABG We
Puce is being sought' by the Ja
4rnL6eS’ Under-Secretary of the the action of the ABC would or-a J d Pe°P? inStead of Protesting
panese government. The amount
inotdiscriminate. Eventually
™,~Je aM?her grouP which would
u the maximum the state will
automatically pay the ^ J
out of business.
°f a person hanged through
miscarriage of Justice
m?6" are approximately 200,»fl’“" alTesW ® suspicion
000 persons of Japanese ancestry
help waited
Ser
a
and
residingin Brazil.
'V fmTpn°L GIRLS, sisters or friends
s» /
d 1:nnocent, could only steady a suitable
Co.,
2 Blari-bm, A
/va
01^ TLumber
—_LL_£iachtnorn
a„—
at the iate
rate or
of 5 yen
t
ri the
oo state
,
for every day spent
uoCAU^EWSg^sa
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7
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A
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write
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over
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layini
that
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story
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: he’d i
The
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but ij
there
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Minne:
1 hamlet
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toe nieeti
Psnese Ai
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