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Vol. 13—No. 4
TORONTO, ONT. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950
?6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
Seek Japanese Canadian Kamloops To Be Site of Fourth Annual
Of the Past Half Century
jniiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnw
B.C. JCCA Conference, Jan. 27 to 29
By Staff Writer
GREENS OOD, E. C. — Headquarters of the British
In a review of the historical
Children's
Hospital
Columbia JCCA this week announced its complete pro
By KEN ADACHI
past half-century, the names of
To
Get
Vets'
Aid
gram for the forthcoming Fourth Annual Provincial
Ghandi,
Churchill,
Roosevelt,
Lenin, Einstein, were among the
The Nisei Vets are sponsoring Convention to take place .at Kamloops on Jan. 27 28
On One Side ...
; Back in the year 1929, the names mentioned as the greatest a dance at the Central YMCA and 29.
The subject of future program of the JCCA will be
largest number of Niseis were greats of the recently-ended fifty Auditorium on Feb. 3 with the net
proceeds
going
towards
the
Child
year
era.
And
various
publica
reportedly born and in the years
the keynote of the conference.
following, behind the grim back- tions have different ideas as to ren's Hospital Fund which is how
Fourteen centres in B. C. are^-------------------- ——_______ ______
drop of the depression, more saw’ w’hom should go the honor of nearing its $4,000,000 objective.
expected to be represented. They
The admission is 75c, and danc
the light of day. These would be being the Man of the Half-Cen
are
Vernon, Okanagan Centre,
tury’.
ing will be from S to 12.
the older teenagers, the late youth
Slocan City, Kelowna, Greenwood,
Not f'o be outdone, The Newof today.
Grand Forks, Lillooet, Midway,
- The Niseis bom before that Canadian is also looking for its Welcome Back Nisei
Oyama, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm,
GRAND FORKS, B. C. — Har
time are probably settled in their M of the HC. The Japanese Sec Returnees With Party
Summerland,
Vancouver
and
tion
is
requesting
the
readers
to
ry’s Photo and Confectionery in
grooves and may be raising child
The Toronto JCCA, together Westbank.
submit
a
name
or
names
(not
the
Yale Hotel Block suffered
ren who are classified as the
with the Issei Division is sponsor
Delegates who have so far
Sansei. These Nisei have growm more than five) of persons of ing a party for some 50 persons been named are Grace Kurita, severe damage as a result of the
into maturity and are steady. Japanese ancestry, living or dead, in the Toronto area who have re Koby Hamazaki aand Mits Ikeda $40,000 fire which swept through
w’ho at one time or another dur turned to Canada from Japan
stolid citizens.
of Vernon; A. T. Kobayashi of the Yale Hotel premises in Grand
ing
the
half-century
resided
in
But what about these youn
since its occupation.' This will Okanagan Centre; A. Matsuba Forks, on the early morning of
Canada
who
can
be
considered
Nisei? There are no cold statissake place at the basement room yashi and N. Sakamoto of Slocan Jan. 5.
to
be
most
outstanding.
Hideo Harry Miyamoto, who
tics or facts on which to base any
of the Canadian Legion Hall on City; Giro Yamamoto, Tom ToThey
are
also
asked
to
give
operated
the store, had moved a
I report, only conjecture on their
'an. 21 commencing at 8 p.m.
miye and Chic Mori of Kelowna;
status, economical, social or reasons for their choices.
The program for the evening Frank Hamaguchi and Nobby year previously to the present
Results
w
’
ill
be
made
known
otherwise.
will include a discussion period, Fujisaw’a of Greenw’ood; and Sus site from the Roxy Theatre
sometimes
in
the
latter
part
of
building, and had gained a steady
If one w’anted to analyze them,
showing of films, games and re Tabata of Vancouver.
and popular trade. He came to
it would be best to look at the February as to w’hom w’ill go the freshment.
All
officers
of
the
B.
C.
JCCA
honor
of
entering
a
Japanese
Grand Forks about two years ago
- typical Nisei. But again, is there
Although notices have been sent
w
’
ill
be
present.
They
include
Ed
from New’ Denver, B. C.
^uch a thing as the “typical Canadian version of the “hall of to the knowm returnees, in the
Ouchi,
president;
Kar
Kobayashi
fame
”
.
With the help of volunteers
"Nisei”?
The life and loves of
Toronto area, it is possible that
There are no restrictions as to owing to change of address or first vice-president; Mel Kawano, and firemen, most of the stock
the Nisei does not seem to fall
the reason why they* select a cer other circumstances, some may second vice-president; B. Okada, was removed to shelter, but-much
into one set pattern.
treasurer and Setsu Takimoto, photographic equipment wTas lost
_
Most of these Nisei are of high tain individual; it could be a per not receive invitations. To these
acting
secretai’y.
in the blaze.
school age but it is doubtful son who has been personally suc returnees, the Toronto JCCA also
The
convention
will
take place
Davey’s Beauty Service, located
w’hether many of them have cessful, or w’ho has made the extends its invitation.
in
the
Blue
Room
of
the
Plaza
in the same building, and the
finished their learning. To be on most or outstanding contribution
Hotel. A guest speaker, as yet Yale Cafe in the new’ addition,
to
the
advancement
of
the
Japan
z' the conservative side, probably
Writes About Life
unnamed, will open the conven- also had their premises destroy
* more than half have left school in ese Canadian welfare, or for any
In
Japanese
Army
tion.
ed. It will be some time before
the earlier years of high school. other reason the reader may care
TOKYO. — The experiences of
to
choose.
the hotel will be rebuilt.
— True, the war and the ensuing
MISS NISEI
a Hawaiian Nisei in the Japan
Since
the
history
of
the
Japan
The Miss Nisei B. C. contest
evacuation deterred many from
ese army in China will be told in
ese
in
Canada
is
about
fifty
years
will
be the social event of the
continuing school but despite that
a book soon to be published in
Following is the outline of the
old,
and
that
w
r
e
have
just
com
Convention. The winner is to be
fact, there are others who drop
the United States.
chosen at the Convention Ball to agenda of the Convention.
.out of school after a few vears pleted a year in which much of
The
book,
“
Long
the
Imperial
First day: registration, 9 to 10
be held on Jan. 27. Candidates
of school to seek employment, our aspirations have been fulfil
Way,
”
was
written
by
Hanama
will be judged by a panel of a.m.; afternoon session, 1 to 4,
either prodded by the finger of led, making a selection is timely
Tasaki,
a
native
of
Hawaii
who
judges and a trophy will be pre addresses by host chapter repre
economic need or prompted by a and auspicious.
was drafted into the Japanese
sented to Miss Nisei of British sentative, guest speaker and Ed
The English Section is not parsense of boredom or frustration.
army
w
’
hen
he
went
to
Japan.
He
Ouchi, president of the B. C.
til P1T1 ?} ^"7 T) O* because
Kn/imirii-i 4-L
•
Columbia by the B. C. JCCA.
thea periodJ in
Taking Toronto Nisei as an ' ticipating
saw service from 1938 to 1941
JCCA, and reports by executive
example, there seems to be a sur which the Nisei had come to the when he was discharged. He is
Vemon has selected Kuni Asai committee and treasurer.
prisingly small proportion attend fore has been relatively short now an operator of a hog farm as its candidate, while Emy Kato
Second day’: morning session,
ing high school and there are and are not in a position, we feel,
will represent Kamloops. Green- 9 to 12, delegates’ reports; after
near Yokohama.
many who have tak
only a few to judge the outstanding accompThe book was brought to the wood is definitely entering a can noon session, 1 to 5, provincial
years of school.
erhaps this ^shments of a 50-year period.
attention of an American pub didate, and there are every in finance and budget.
Perhaps, in the year 2000 A.D., lishing house by a Professor Carl dications
situation stems from the fact that
that
, , ,
, . Kelowna and
---- ।
Third day: morning session 9
things were too unsettled when we’ll have some nominations for
Shoup who visited Japan on a Revelstoke entries will be forth- ! to 12, constitution and resolutheir families first came into the the Nisei of the Half-Century.
r
D H
I Lons; afternoon session, 1 to G,
special mission for the occupa
East • after the evacuation.
The Convention Ball is to take future program of the JCCA and
tion. He saw the book in a limit
Whatever the reason, the fact
place at the Masonic Hall.
• election of officers.
ed edition in Tokyo.
remains that these Nisei didn’t Japanese Diet Members
The publisher wrote Tasaki
get the education and training To Study US Democracy that “anyone who can write that
that school may have brought
TOKYO. — Fourteen members book is a writer and is going to
them. They stepped out into difkeep at it.” The title of the book
ferent jobs and some of the of the Japanese Diet headed by
will
be changed in the American
luckier ones found positions suit- Takeshi Yamazaki, former speak edition.
er of the Lower House, Mil go on
KAMLOOPS, B. C. — At a Fujiwara, auditors; H. Tanabe,
, ed to
_ their capabilities. Others a 50-day inspection tour of legis
‘ ^re ^ semi-skilled trades but you
recent
general meeting of the T. Uyeyama and K. Tamura, ad
700 Horses Learn
don’t need much practice to fill latures in the U. S.
Kamloops JCCA, Dr. Edward C. visors; Kay Iwasaki, Tosh Omo
The mission is expected to visit Japanese Language
a gas tank, fry hamburgers, or
Banno, Nisei dentist, was elected to, Mits Kato, Sadie Adschi and
TOKI O. — The U. S. Army is as its president for the new* term.
hkewise. So one can say that the several state legislatures includ
George Koyanagi, social commit
ing
New
York
and
Massachusetts
teaching seven hundred horses a
Nisei are in a rut.
The members of his cabinet in tee.
Socially, the Nisei seems to mix to observe at first hand democra foreign language.
clude Harry K. Shoyama, first
These horses sent to Okinawa vice-president; Haruye Ujihara,
"'^ Wlth ot-er racial groups but tic legislation at work. A weekThe Kamloops JCCA selected
hng
visit
to
Washington,
D.
C.,
from
the
United
States
within themselves, most of them
are suc- second vice-president; Harry Ta Emy Kato, sister of Frances
tend to keep in rather cliquish and the U. S. Congress will lessfully learning to understand naka, recording secretary- Kar Kato, the 1949 Kamloops Stam
cilmax the visit.
the Japanese language.
The Kobayashi, corresponding secre pede Queen, as its candidate for
. groups.
The
purpose
of
the
visit
as
ex
American horses are catching on tary: Y’osh Nishimura, Japanese the “Miss Nisei B. C.” title, in
Here s a curious trait. A N
:eJ Pressed by’ the group is to study .ast enough to be able alreadv to
Y? IS walking along the street.
secretary; Slim Shoyama, trea the forthcoming B. C. JCCA Con
If I the essence of democracy’ in the 1
obey
commands
given
them
by
surer; Grace Tamura, Misa Ada vention to take place here Jan.
(Continued on page 2)
U. S. congressional system.
| Japanese farmers.
chi, Art Shoyama and Dr. A. J. 27-29.
Just Passing Through
Loses Equipment
Dr. Banno Heads Kamloops JCCA For 1950 Term,
Picks ‘Miss Nisei’ Candidate For B. G. Confab
Vol. 13—No. 4
TORONTO, ONT. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950
?6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
Seek Japanese Canadian Kamloops To Be Site of Fourth Annual
Of the Past Half Century
jniiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnw
B.C. JCCA Conference, Jan. 27 to 29
By Staff Writer
GREENS OOD, E. C. — Headquarters of the British
In a review of the historical
Children's
Hospital
Columbia JCCA this week announced its complete pro
By KEN ADACHI
past half-century, the names of
To
Get
Vets'
Aid
gram for the forthcoming Fourth Annual Provincial
Ghandi,
Churchill,
Roosevelt,
Lenin, Einstein, were among the
The Nisei Vets are sponsoring Convention to take place .at Kamloops on Jan. 27 28
On One Side ...
; Back in the year 1929, the names mentioned as the greatest a dance at the Central YMCA and 29.
The subject of future program of the JCCA will be
largest number of Niseis were greats of the recently-ended fifty Auditorium on Feb. 3 with the net
proceeds
going
towards
the
Child
year
era.
And
various
publica
reportedly born and in the years
the keynote of the conference.
following, behind the grim back- tions have different ideas as to ren's Hospital Fund which is how
Fourteen centres in B. C. are^-------------------- ——_______ ______
drop of the depression, more saw’ w’hom should go the honor of nearing its $4,000,000 objective.
expected to be represented. They
The admission is 75c, and danc
the light of day. These would be being the Man of the Half-Cen
are
Vernon, Okanagan Centre,
tury’.
ing will be from S to 12.
the older teenagers, the late youth
Slocan City, Kelowna, Greenwood,
Not f'o be outdone, The Newof today.
Grand Forks, Lillooet, Midway,
- The Niseis bom before that Canadian is also looking for its Welcome Back Nisei
Oyama, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm,
GRAND FORKS, B. C. — Har
time are probably settled in their M of the HC. The Japanese Sec Returnees With Party
Summerland,
Vancouver
and
tion
is
requesting
the
readers
to
ry’s Photo and Confectionery in
grooves and may be raising child
The Toronto JCCA, together Westbank.
submit
a
name
or
names
(not
the
Yale Hotel Block suffered
ren who are classified as the
with the Issei Division is sponsor
Delegates who have so far
Sansei. These Nisei have growm more than five) of persons of ing a party for some 50 persons been named are Grace Kurita, severe damage as a result of the
into maturity and are steady. Japanese ancestry, living or dead, in the Toronto area who have re Koby Hamazaki aand Mits Ikeda $40,000 fire which swept through
w’ho at one time or another dur turned to Canada from Japan
stolid citizens.
of Vernon; A. T. Kobayashi of the Yale Hotel premises in Grand
ing
the
half-century
resided
in
But what about these youn
since its occupation.' This will Okanagan Centre; A. Matsuba Forks, on the early morning of
Canada
who
can
be
considered
Nisei? There are no cold statissake place at the basement room yashi and N. Sakamoto of Slocan Jan. 5.
to
be
most
outstanding.
Hideo Harry Miyamoto, who
tics or facts on which to base any
of the Canadian Legion Hall on City; Giro Yamamoto, Tom ToThey
are
also
asked
to
give
operated
the store, had moved a
I report, only conjecture on their
'an. 21 commencing at 8 p.m.
miye and Chic Mori of Kelowna;
status, economical, social or reasons for their choices.
The program for the evening Frank Hamaguchi and Nobby year previously to the present
Results
w
’
ill
be
made
known
otherwise.
will include a discussion period, Fujisaw’a of Greenw’ood; and Sus site from the Roxy Theatre
sometimes
in
the
latter
part
of
building, and had gained a steady
If one w’anted to analyze them,
showing of films, games and re Tabata of Vancouver.
and popular trade. He came to
it would be best to look at the February as to w’hom w’ill go the freshment.
All
officers
of
the
B.
C.
JCCA
honor
of
entering
a
Japanese
Grand Forks about two years ago
- typical Nisei. But again, is there
Although notices have been sent
w
’
ill
be
present.
They
include
Ed
from New’ Denver, B. C.
^uch a thing as the “typical Canadian version of the “hall of to the knowm returnees, in the
Ouchi,
president;
Kar
Kobayashi
fame
”
.
With the help of volunteers
"Nisei”?
The life and loves of
Toronto area, it is possible that
There are no restrictions as to owing to change of address or first vice-president; Mel Kawano, and firemen, most of the stock
the Nisei does not seem to fall
the reason why they* select a cer other circumstances, some may second vice-president; B. Okada, was removed to shelter, but-much
into one set pattern.
treasurer and Setsu Takimoto, photographic equipment wTas lost
_
Most of these Nisei are of high tain individual; it could be a per not receive invitations. To these
acting
secretai’y.
in the blaze.
school age but it is doubtful son who has been personally suc returnees, the Toronto JCCA also
The
convention
will
take place
Davey’s Beauty Service, located
w’hether many of them have cessful, or w’ho has made the extends its invitation.
in
the
Blue
Room
of
the
Plaza
in the same building, and the
finished their learning. To be on most or outstanding contribution
Hotel. A guest speaker, as yet Yale Cafe in the new’ addition,
to
the
advancement
of
the
Japan
z' the conservative side, probably
Writes About Life
unnamed, will open the conven- also had their premises destroy
* more than half have left school in ese Canadian welfare, or for any
In
Japanese
Army
tion.
ed. It will be some time before
the earlier years of high school. other reason the reader may care
TOKYO. — The experiences of
to
choose.
the hotel will be rebuilt.
— True, the war and the ensuing
MISS NISEI
a Hawaiian Nisei in the Japan
Since
the
history
of
the
Japan
The Miss Nisei B. C. contest
evacuation deterred many from
ese army in China will be told in
ese
in
Canada
is
about
fifty
years
will
be the social event of the
continuing school but despite that
a book soon to be published in
Following is the outline of the
old,
and
that
w
r
e
have
just
com
Convention. The winner is to be
fact, there are others who drop
the United States.
chosen at the Convention Ball to agenda of the Convention.
.out of school after a few vears pleted a year in which much of
The
book,
“
Long
the
Imperial
First day: registration, 9 to 10
be held on Jan. 27. Candidates
of school to seek employment, our aspirations have been fulfil
Way,
”
was
written
by
Hanama
will be judged by a panel of a.m.; afternoon session, 1 to 4,
either prodded by the finger of led, making a selection is timely
Tasaki,
a
native
of
Hawaii
who
judges and a trophy will be pre addresses by host chapter repre
economic need or prompted by a and auspicious.
was drafted into the Japanese
sented to Miss Nisei of British sentative, guest speaker and Ed
The English Section is not parsense of boredom or frustration.
army
w
’
hen
he
went
to
Japan.
He
Ouchi, president of the B. C.
til P1T1 ?} ^"7 T) O* because
Kn/imirii-i 4-L
•
Columbia by the B. C. JCCA.
thea periodJ in
Taking Toronto Nisei as an ' ticipating
saw service from 1938 to 1941
JCCA, and reports by executive
example, there seems to be a sur which the Nisei had come to the when he was discharged. He is
Vemon has selected Kuni Asai committee and treasurer.
prisingly small proportion attend fore has been relatively short now an operator of a hog farm as its candidate, while Emy Kato
Second day’: morning session,
ing high school and there are and are not in a position, we feel,
will represent Kamloops. Green- 9 to 12, delegates’ reports; after
near Yokohama.
many who have tak
only a few to judge the outstanding accompThe book was brought to the wood is definitely entering a can noon session, 1 to 5, provincial
years of school.
erhaps this ^shments of a 50-year period.
attention of an American pub didate, and there are every in finance and budget.
Perhaps, in the year 2000 A.D., lishing house by a Professor Carl dications
situation stems from the fact that
that
, , ,
, . Kelowna and
---- ।
Third day: morning session 9
things were too unsettled when we’ll have some nominations for
Shoup who visited Japan on a Revelstoke entries will be forth- ! to 12, constitution and resolutheir families first came into the the Nisei of the Half-Century.
r
D H
I Lons; afternoon session, 1 to G,
special mission for the occupa
East • after the evacuation.
The Convention Ball is to take future program of the JCCA and
tion. He saw the book in a limit
Whatever the reason, the fact
place at the Masonic Hall.
• election of officers.
ed edition in Tokyo.
remains that these Nisei didn’t Japanese Diet Members
The publisher wrote Tasaki
get the education and training To Study US Democracy that “anyone who can write that
that school may have brought
TOKYO. — Fourteen members book is a writer and is going to
them. They stepped out into difkeep at it.” The title of the book
ferent jobs and some of the of the Japanese Diet headed by
will
be changed in the American
luckier ones found positions suit- Takeshi Yamazaki, former speak edition.
er of the Lower House, Mil go on
KAMLOOPS, B. C. — At a Fujiwara, auditors; H. Tanabe,
, ed to
_ their capabilities. Others a 50-day inspection tour of legis
‘ ^re ^ semi-skilled trades but you
recent
general meeting of the T. Uyeyama and K. Tamura, ad
700 Horses Learn
don’t need much practice to fill latures in the U. S.
Kamloops JCCA, Dr. Edward C. visors; Kay Iwasaki, Tosh Omo
The mission is expected to visit Japanese Language
a gas tank, fry hamburgers, or
Banno, Nisei dentist, was elected to, Mits Kato, Sadie Adschi and
TOKI O. — The U. S. Army is as its president for the new* term.
hkewise. So one can say that the several state legislatures includ
George Koyanagi, social commit
ing
New
York
and
Massachusetts
teaching seven hundred horses a
Nisei are in a rut.
The members of his cabinet in tee.
Socially, the Nisei seems to mix to observe at first hand democra foreign language.
clude Harry K. Shoyama, first
These horses sent to Okinawa vice-president; Haruye Ujihara,
"'^ Wlth ot-er racial groups but tic legislation at work. A weekThe Kamloops JCCA selected
hng
visit
to
Washington,
D.
C.,
from
the
United
States
within themselves, most of them
are suc- second vice-president; Harry Ta Emy Kato, sister of Frances
tend to keep in rather cliquish and the U. S. Congress will lessfully learning to understand naka, recording secretary- Kar Kato, the 1949 Kamloops Stam
cilmax the visit.
the Japanese language.
The Kobayashi, corresponding secre pede Queen, as its candidate for
. groups.
The
purpose
of
the
visit
as
ex
American horses are catching on tary: Y’osh Nishimura, Japanese the “Miss Nisei B. C.” title, in
Here s a curious trait. A N
:eJ Pressed by’ the group is to study .ast enough to be able alreadv to
Y? IS walking along the street.
secretary; Slim Shoyama, trea the forthcoming B. C. JCCA Con
If I the essence of democracy’ in the 1
obey
commands
given
them
by
surer; Grace Tamura, Misa Ada vention to take place here Jan.
(Continued on page 2)
U. S. congressional system.
| Japanese farmers.
chi, Art Shoyama and Dr. A. J. 27-29.
Just Passing Through
Loses Equipment
Dr. Banno Heads Kamloops JCCA For 1950 Term,
Picks ‘Miss Nisei’ Candidate For B. G. Confab
Page 2
PAGE TWO
The New Canadian
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
f
THE NEW CANADIAN
Your Lege
Problems
Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1950
THE WEEKLY HABIT
By TOYO TAKATA
Question: My husband and I
Two
seemingly
unrelated
are joint tenants. What does this topics, both of nationwide scope, war that all the symptoms disap
peared. —
mean ?
Toyo Takata_________________ —Editor.
come to mind, weather and un
A point that strikes a discord
Answer:
Joint tenancy is a employment. However, there is
Takaichi Umezuki
—Japanese Section Editor
legal concept where if the two some kinship between these is that some have already turned
Ken Mori
______________ __ —Advertising
parties each hold the entire estate thoughts in that unemployment around for a goat on whom to
479 Queen St. W. — PLaza 5005 — Toronto. Ont.
vent the blame for the situation,
together, and if one dies, the other
fluctuates with the season and and they have selected the D.P’s’
Office Hours:
receives the entire estate. Neither it is always highest during the
Subscription, in Advance:
That smacks of the Nazis tirad
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
of you can, therefore, leave your winter months.
53.00 for six months
es the cause of the woes of their
Monday to Friday.
property in a will because in the
56.00 per one year
We do not attest to being fatherland-on the Jews. And it
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
event of death of either of you,
economists keyed with the analy also reminds us that elements of
Saturday.
it will go to the survivor.
Night Calls:.
tical sense of interpreting cur
returning soldiers from World
Landlord and Tenant Law has
rent
conditions
and
trends
nor
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042,
War
1 in British Columbia de
T. Takata RA. 2719
:>een complicated by wartime recan
we
connote
meteorological
manded that they be given the
gulations. Many questions are
temperaments,
however,
we
will
jobs then held by the Orientals.
asked about this section of the
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
pass off our dilletante views on
aw.
We cannot see -how these im
the subject matters.
migrants from a wartorn contin
Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1950
Dabbing at the weather first, ent could hardly -be blamed for
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
if there were a Bob Hope or a the present condition. Moreover
WELCOMING THE STRANDEES
Fred
Allen in Canada, the turn this singling out of groups is not
The New Canadian acknow
Theis has been an urgent need for some Nisei organ ledges with thanks generous do about act that climatic conditions only futile, it is' dangerous. We
have performed this winter would ought to know.
izations to take an active interest in those- Niseis who nations from the following:
*
*
be an inspiration for many a
And there is even talk that
were in Japan during the war and who only recently
Mr. and Mrs. Kinji Endo, Barn- gag. _ Somehow, Mother Nature vanada should close her doors to
have been able to return to Canada. Especially those I well, Alta, on the occasion of ' got her wires crossed and the further immigration.'
Much of
who went to Japan at an early age have been experienc I the marriage of their son.
West coast was blanketed while
Canada still remains undevelop
ing difficulties in readjusting themselves after their pro I Mr. Yoshi taro Fushimi, Smi- the East got a drenching.
ed and if her untouched resources
The British Columbia coast,
longed absence from the land of their birth. Language I thers, B. C.
are to be tapped, we need a
Alberta Japanese United synonymous with mild winters
handicaps and lack of friends, have, in many instances, II Church.
larger population. This country
and golf at Christmas, got a dose
given them a lost feeling in the company of other Niseis," | Mrs. Kikuye Kinoshita, Kam- of what the east has been suffer can still absorb many more new
and it is understandable that they are finding it ex- | loops, B. C., in memory of her ing long before Jacques Cartier immigrants.
But getting back to the em
tiemely difficult to feel that they are back at home.
I late husband.
pitched his tent on the banks of
Saichiro Higo, Winnipeg, on the St. Lawrence, as she experi ployment picture, we have some
In initiating among its activities one which calls for
the occasion of the marriage of enced the novelty of being man assurance that if there are anv
assisting these Niseis, the Toronto JCCA is taking .a com his
son.
tled with white precipitation signs of setbacks, the government
mendable forward step. It is one which is fully ap- I Mr. Kinji Endo, Barnwell, Al measured in feet. She must have is ready with a backlog of pro
predated by these returnees in the Toronto area for not berta, on the occasion of the been badly doublecrossed as jects and that the thirties have
only does it give them an opportunity to mix socially marriage of his son.
trains from Vancouver arrived at taught them a lesson on being
prepared.
with other Niseis, this affords them their first chance to
T‘ Urabe’ Passmore, B. C., the time Of this writing, nearly a
We hope so.
gather together themselves
°n . occaSlon of his daughter’s day late.
And she has already had a bad
It is hoped that this will be followed by organizations - Mr. Bunshichi Uyesugi Taber time
PASSING THRU
of it early in the winter
in other centres where there is a sizeable number of Albeda’ On the occasion of the when she was struck by a severe
(Continued from Page 1)
these returnees to make them a welcome .addition to marriaS’e of his son.
windstorm which created exten he sees another Nisei, a stranger,
their community.
f Mr- Kizo Kobayashi, Okanagan sive damage.
he will pass him with a cold imCentre, B. C., in memory of the
On the other hand, eastern peisonal glance. If he meets an
late Mr. J. Hamazaki.
Canada is experiencing the wet other Nisei in a show, a street
Mr. Kinitsuna Sato, New Den winters generally attributable to car, or any public place, he will
ver, B. C.
the Pacific Coast, with the merc tend to shy away, -to avoid the
LOS ANGELES.
Not too { bookings made for him in CalifMr. Tadayoshi Kawase, Tap- ury bobbing in the 50’s. Then other.
let at a dance, he is
.ong ago, television viewers heard I ornia.
Pen, B. C., in memory of his late over the weekend, southern On generally sociable -to friends and
and saw an Oriental by the name
He now resides in Los Angeles father.
tario was lashed by gales which strangers alike.
of .Dick Wong sing on Spade and is scheduled to make appear- ■
Mr. and Mrs. Sanjiro Nishi- reminded us of the winds of hur
And what- about the Nisei-Issei
Cooley’s popular TV show. His ances
the local Orpheum , muya, Taber, Alberta, on the oc- ricane velocity which we remem
real name is Riki Matsufuji of Theatre and the Golden" Gate i; casionl of the engagement of ber as the signs of early spring relationship ? Now • here is a
ticklish problem/ one ■ which can
Theatre in San Francisco plus their son.
on the west coast. And, in ad be applied only to the individual.
Dick acquired most of his stage television shows in both cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Masao Yatabe, dition, we were enshrouded in fog
Take the average Nisei and' his
personality and microphone tech
Queried as to his liking for his Toronto, on the occasion of the at the dawn of 1950.
Japanese
heritage. Does he speak
nique while directing, arranging life as an entertainer, Dick says birth of their baby boy
The other matter is more perand singing for a Nisei orchestra Mt’s got its measure of laughs
ft and Mrs. Ryogi, Toronto, turbmg. While there are those the Japanese- language; is he
versed with the customs/the cul
in a relocation camp, where he and tears . . . but I’ve gotten so on the occasion of the engage
who avow that we are at the
ture, the manners, the idiosyn
also learned to play a hot bass that I just can’t stay in any one ment of their son.
°
link
of
another
recession,
and
fiddle.
Mrs. Ishi Katayama, Vauxhall, others pooh, pooh this flatly with crasies of the Issei? The answer
city for long.”
when-applied to the young Nisei
but his love for music and the
bo, for a long time to come, a Alta., on the occasion of the mar- a contradiction that 1950’s volume
is no. In some, there is a deentertainment field did not grow Nisei with a Chinese stage name nage of her daughter.
match
tba
t
of
fiance,
a tendency to draw away
within him just during the war singing Irish songs will continue
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Omura,
’
.
one
poin
t
is
positive,
and
from anything. Japanese. To them,
years.
While attending high to
please
vaudeville
lovers
oronto, on the occasion of their
is
mor
e
unemploy
school in the Capitol City, he throughout the country.
the Issei is inordinately stiff
j marriage.
ment this winter than in anv other
managed to take singing lessons
necked, prim, hard to get along
Mr. M. Yabe, Magrath, AlberCrossroads 1
^^^
recent years.
in between the good-natured rib
with
because of conflicting: ideas.
^; on his return to Japan.
While we don’t wish to be clasbing of his friends and playing
Whether this attitude ' is correct
smed as alarmists,-it is a subject
fudback for a Nisei football Attempt To Sclvcige
or otherwise is another matter
of concern. There is no denying
Fabulous Tsarist Gold
team.
for conjecture;
thav the boom is over and that
Y SASEBO, Japan. — An attempt I
TADAICHI NAGAO
Il is soft but rich
The Issei is the hard-rock
voice
there has been much evidence of
and his unique handling of the to raise a reported $66 million ' NEW DENVER, B. C. — Mr.
pioneer who toiled to build a
Nagao,
§4, passed tightening up as we have retuimtreasure from 300-foot deep Sa- Tadaichi
lome for the Nisei. But there is
a so-called ’‘normal” period.
, 000
y will begin on Jan. 15. away on Jan. 12. Funeral services
ional job in St. Paul, Minn.
another
- generation—the Sansei
Whenever the topic of- unem
b rom tnere. his agents booked i Gen. Douglas McArthur Occupa- will take place on Jan. 28 at the
coming and their-’s will be a
have given Anglican Church in New Denver. ployment or depression is dis different era-—one that may be
him into regular night club cir j turn Headquarters " have
cussed, everyone thinks in thcuits and stage show appearances . 66-year-old Yumihachi Kataoka.
void of Isseisms.
KOMURA TANEKICHI
^erms of the hungry thirties, and
throughout the middle west and Japanese salvage expert, and his I
But the young Nisei will reach
Cmu.da, including- the Roosevelt . crew of 50 men exactlv 60 d^ ! RE^LSTOKE, B. C — Mr small wonder, therefore, that the age of maturity painlessly,
such talk raises a few wrinkles.
Hotel in New Orleans, and the : to locate and recover 4,960 tons Isonwra Tanekichi passed awav
For
soup kitchens, relief work- calmly, and gradually, and per
Jan‘ 101 Funeral sen-ices were
Oriental Theatre in Chicago with or gold said to have been buried •
haps that’s the best wav.
projects and brother, can you
suci^ outstanding music-makers m tne sand for almost 45 years. 1 heId on Jan- 12. Surviving him
Mie treasure was reportedly | are his ^'Fe, sons and daughters, spare a dime, is no dreamer’s
as btan Kenton and Jack Teareturning from japan
holiday.
jenisoned from two Russian
’----- - ------- —------------------SAN FRANCISCO. — Included
pital ships in 1905 and ^-s
^ee Previous unsuccessful atMost of us were too
L
young to among the passengers who dis
many other Nisei. Dick
bave financed the journey of the 1
been made bu* Ka- emember very much of those
soon longed to return to the coast ill-fated Tsarist Baltic’ FJ I
«“”»
embarked here from the General
and finally arranged to have " recked by the Japanese naw ’ L cj ?d radar ^Wment, is times, but the older Nisei can re Gordon on Jan. 9, are 14 Can
collect what transpired then. 4nd
adian Niseis who are returning
P ne.e navy. I confident that he trill succeed.
it wasn’t until the outbreak of the
to Canada from Japan.
Nisei With Chinese Name Sings Irish Ballads
The New Canadian
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
f
THE NEW CANADIAN
Your Lege
Problems
Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1950
THE WEEKLY HABIT
By TOYO TAKATA
Question: My husband and I
Two
seemingly
unrelated
are joint tenants. What does this topics, both of nationwide scope, war that all the symptoms disap
peared. —
mean ?
Toyo Takata_________________ —Editor.
come to mind, weather and un
A point that strikes a discord
Answer:
Joint tenancy is a employment. However, there is
Takaichi Umezuki
—Japanese Section Editor
legal concept where if the two some kinship between these is that some have already turned
Ken Mori
______________ __ —Advertising
parties each hold the entire estate thoughts in that unemployment around for a goat on whom to
479 Queen St. W. — PLaza 5005 — Toronto. Ont.
vent the blame for the situation,
together, and if one dies, the other
fluctuates with the season and and they have selected the D.P’s’
Office Hours:
receives the entire estate. Neither it is always highest during the
Subscription, in Advance:
That smacks of the Nazis tirad
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
of you can, therefore, leave your winter months.
53.00 for six months
es the cause of the woes of their
Monday to Friday.
property in a will because in the
56.00 per one year
We do not attest to being fatherland-on the Jews. And it
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
event of death of either of you,
economists keyed with the analy also reminds us that elements of
Saturday.
it will go to the survivor.
Night Calls:.
tical sense of interpreting cur
returning soldiers from World
Landlord and Tenant Law has
rent
conditions
and
trends
nor
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042,
War
1 in British Columbia de
T. Takata RA. 2719
:>een complicated by wartime recan
we
connote
meteorological
manded that they be given the
gulations. Many questions are
temperaments,
however,
we
will
jobs then held by the Orientals.
asked about this section of the
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
pass off our dilletante views on
aw.
We cannot see -how these im
the subject matters.
migrants from a wartorn contin
Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1950
Dabbing at the weather first, ent could hardly -be blamed for
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
if there were a Bob Hope or a the present condition. Moreover
WELCOMING THE STRANDEES
Fred
Allen in Canada, the turn this singling out of groups is not
The New Canadian acknow
Theis has been an urgent need for some Nisei organ ledges with thanks generous do about act that climatic conditions only futile, it is' dangerous. We
have performed this winter would ought to know.
izations to take an active interest in those- Niseis who nations from the following:
*
*
be an inspiration for many a
And there is even talk that
were in Japan during the war and who only recently
Mr. and Mrs. Kinji Endo, Barn- gag. _ Somehow, Mother Nature vanada should close her doors to
have been able to return to Canada. Especially those I well, Alta, on the occasion of ' got her wires crossed and the further immigration.'
Much of
who went to Japan at an early age have been experienc I the marriage of their son.
West coast was blanketed while
Canada still remains undevelop
ing difficulties in readjusting themselves after their pro I Mr. Yoshi taro Fushimi, Smi- the East got a drenching.
ed and if her untouched resources
The British Columbia coast,
longed absence from the land of their birth. Language I thers, B. C.
are to be tapped, we need a
Alberta Japanese United synonymous with mild winters
handicaps and lack of friends, have, in many instances, II Church.
larger population. This country
and golf at Christmas, got a dose
given them a lost feeling in the company of other Niseis," | Mrs. Kikuye Kinoshita, Kam- of what the east has been suffer can still absorb many more new
and it is understandable that they are finding it ex- | loops, B. C., in memory of her ing long before Jacques Cartier immigrants.
But getting back to the em
tiemely difficult to feel that they are back at home.
I late husband.
pitched his tent on the banks of
Saichiro Higo, Winnipeg, on the St. Lawrence, as she experi ployment picture, we have some
In initiating among its activities one which calls for
the occasion of the marriage of enced the novelty of being man assurance that if there are anv
assisting these Niseis, the Toronto JCCA is taking .a com his
son.
tled with white precipitation signs of setbacks, the government
mendable forward step. It is one which is fully ap- I Mr. Kinji Endo, Barnwell, Al measured in feet. She must have is ready with a backlog of pro
predated by these returnees in the Toronto area for not berta, on the occasion of the been badly doublecrossed as jects and that the thirties have
only does it give them an opportunity to mix socially marriage of his son.
trains from Vancouver arrived at taught them a lesson on being
prepared.
with other Niseis, this affords them their first chance to
T‘ Urabe’ Passmore, B. C., the time Of this writing, nearly a
We hope so.
gather together themselves
°n . occaSlon of his daughter’s day late.
And she has already had a bad
It is hoped that this will be followed by organizations - Mr. Bunshichi Uyesugi Taber time
PASSING THRU
of it early in the winter
in other centres where there is a sizeable number of Albeda’ On the occasion of the when she was struck by a severe
(Continued from Page 1)
these returnees to make them a welcome .addition to marriaS’e of his son.
windstorm which created exten he sees another Nisei, a stranger,
their community.
f Mr- Kizo Kobayashi, Okanagan sive damage.
he will pass him with a cold imCentre, B. C., in memory of the
On the other hand, eastern peisonal glance. If he meets an
late Mr. J. Hamazaki.
Canada is experiencing the wet other Nisei in a show, a street
Mr. Kinitsuna Sato, New Den winters generally attributable to car, or any public place, he will
ver, B. C.
the Pacific Coast, with the merc tend to shy away, -to avoid the
LOS ANGELES.
Not too { bookings made for him in CalifMr. Tadayoshi Kawase, Tap- ury bobbing in the 50’s. Then other.
let at a dance, he is
.ong ago, television viewers heard I ornia.
Pen, B. C., in memory of his late over the weekend, southern On generally sociable -to friends and
and saw an Oriental by the name
He now resides in Los Angeles father.
tario was lashed by gales which strangers alike.
of .Dick Wong sing on Spade and is scheduled to make appear- ■
Mr. and Mrs. Sanjiro Nishi- reminded us of the winds of hur
And what- about the Nisei-Issei
Cooley’s popular TV show. His ances
the local Orpheum , muya, Taber, Alberta, on the oc- ricane velocity which we remem
real name is Riki Matsufuji of Theatre and the Golden" Gate i; casionl of the engagement of ber as the signs of early spring relationship ? Now • here is a
ticklish problem/ one ■ which can
Theatre in San Francisco plus their son.
on the west coast. And, in ad be applied only to the individual.
Dick acquired most of his stage television shows in both cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Masao Yatabe, dition, we were enshrouded in fog
Take the average Nisei and' his
personality and microphone tech
Queried as to his liking for his Toronto, on the occasion of the at the dawn of 1950.
Japanese
heritage. Does he speak
nique while directing, arranging life as an entertainer, Dick says birth of their baby boy
The other matter is more perand singing for a Nisei orchestra Mt’s got its measure of laughs
ft and Mrs. Ryogi, Toronto, turbmg. While there are those the Japanese- language; is he
versed with the customs/the cul
in a relocation camp, where he and tears . . . but I’ve gotten so on the occasion of the engage
who avow that we are at the
ture, the manners, the idiosyn
also learned to play a hot bass that I just can’t stay in any one ment of their son.
°
link
of
another
recession,
and
fiddle.
Mrs. Ishi Katayama, Vauxhall, others pooh, pooh this flatly with crasies of the Issei? The answer
city for long.”
when-applied to the young Nisei
but his love for music and the
bo, for a long time to come, a Alta., on the occasion of the mar- a contradiction that 1950’s volume
is no. In some, there is a deentertainment field did not grow Nisei with a Chinese stage name nage of her daughter.
match
tba
t
of
fiance,
a tendency to draw away
within him just during the war singing Irish songs will continue
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Omura,
’
.
one
poin
t
is
positive,
and
from anything. Japanese. To them,
years.
While attending high to
please
vaudeville
lovers
oronto, on the occasion of their
is
mor
e
unemploy
school in the Capitol City, he throughout the country.
the Issei is inordinately stiff
j marriage.
ment this winter than in anv other
managed to take singing lessons
necked, prim, hard to get along
Mr. M. Yabe, Magrath, AlberCrossroads 1
^^^
recent years.
in between the good-natured rib
with
because of conflicting: ideas.
^; on his return to Japan.
While we don’t wish to be clasbing of his friends and playing
Whether this attitude ' is correct
smed as alarmists,-it is a subject
fudback for a Nisei football Attempt To Sclvcige
or otherwise is another matter
of concern. There is no denying
Fabulous Tsarist Gold
team.
for conjecture;
thav the boom is over and that
Y SASEBO, Japan. — An attempt I
TADAICHI NAGAO
Il is soft but rich
The Issei is the hard-rock
voice
there has been much evidence of
and his unique handling of the to raise a reported $66 million ' NEW DENVER, B. C. — Mr.
pioneer who toiled to build a
Nagao,
§4, passed tightening up as we have retuimtreasure from 300-foot deep Sa- Tadaichi
lome for the Nisei. But there is
a so-called ’‘normal” period.
, 000
y will begin on Jan. 15. away on Jan. 12. Funeral services
ional job in St. Paul, Minn.
another
- generation—the Sansei
Whenever the topic of- unem
b rom tnere. his agents booked i Gen. Douglas McArthur Occupa- will take place on Jan. 28 at the
coming and their-’s will be a
have given Anglican Church in New Denver. ployment or depression is dis different era-—one that may be
him into regular night club cir j turn Headquarters " have
cussed, everyone thinks in thcuits and stage show appearances . 66-year-old Yumihachi Kataoka.
void of Isseisms.
KOMURA TANEKICHI
^erms of the hungry thirties, and
throughout the middle west and Japanese salvage expert, and his I
But the young Nisei will reach
Cmu.da, including- the Roosevelt . crew of 50 men exactlv 60 d^ ! RE^LSTOKE, B. C — Mr small wonder, therefore, that the age of maturity painlessly,
such talk raises a few wrinkles.
Hotel in New Orleans, and the : to locate and recover 4,960 tons Isonwra Tanekichi passed awav
For
soup kitchens, relief work- calmly, and gradually, and per
Jan‘ 101 Funeral sen-ices were
Oriental Theatre in Chicago with or gold said to have been buried •
haps that’s the best wav.
projects and brother, can you
suci^ outstanding music-makers m tne sand for almost 45 years. 1 heId on Jan- 12. Surviving him
Mie treasure was reportedly | are his ^'Fe, sons and daughters, spare a dime, is no dreamer’s
as btan Kenton and Jack Teareturning from japan
holiday.
jenisoned from two Russian
’----- - ------- —------------------SAN FRANCISCO. — Included
pital ships in 1905 and ^-s
^ee Previous unsuccessful atMost of us were too
L
young to among the passengers who dis
many other Nisei. Dick
bave financed the journey of the 1
been made bu* Ka- emember very much of those
soon longed to return to the coast ill-fated Tsarist Baltic’ FJ I
«“”»
embarked here from the General
and finally arranged to have " recked by the Japanese naw ’ L cj ?d radar ^Wment, is times, but the older Nisei can re Gordon on Jan. 9, are 14 Can
collect what transpired then. 4nd
adian Niseis who are returning
P ne.e navy. I confident that he trill succeed.
it wasn’t until the outbreak of the
to Canada from Japan.
Nisei With Chinese Name Sings Irish Ballads
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Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1950
THE NEW CANADIAN
Season's High Of 31 Pts, Petted By H, Miyasaki,
Three Short Of Record; Mustangs, Aces Register
Last Friday’s highlight at the
Church of All Nation’s was the
scoring spree set by Herbie Mi
yasaki, young lanky Mustangs
4
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points,- the best scoring exhibi
tion of the current season. How
ever it fell three short of the
league record established by his
older brother Ken, who, back in
' -the 47-48 season, came up with
34 points for a single night’s
work.
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PAGE SEVEN
BILL TAKEDA
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Two^summers ago, we were holidaying down in Cleveland and
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we watched two Nisei teams playing softball. The umpire was an
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bing the Rebels 72-39. The first ety 78 pts., Urabe and Yamada’s
careless.
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half saw a semblance of a bas 76 pts.
So it always ends up that with crucial games or when stakes
ketball game as Mustangs were
H. Inouye bowled the high are high, it s usually7 best to bring in an outside ref.
ahead by 27-17 at the end of the
triple of the night with 874 and
half.
also the high single with 355.
It must be that we have a complex, a sort of a dual personality
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But the second half was a rout
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questioning a decision.
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for the losers.
shi, the score at the half was
A good example of this is the comparison of the notorious be
20-16
for
the
Aces.
havior
of Niseis at the pre-evacuation Japanese language school and
Mustangs: H. Miyasaki 31, K.
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same
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The second half was almost a
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T. Toyama 3, J. Toyama 2, Mori. teams emphasizing' speed. Soc
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loi 3, Akada 2.
within striking distance of the of the unusually mild winter. Across the line, University of Utah ski
Office, EL. 1315
eventual 'winners, who, led by star Amy Toda, who formerly lived in Vancouver, performed in the
MANUFACTURERS
LIF
ACES 44—WHIZZ KIDS 36
Seiji Takata, increased their women’s section of the annual Snow cup races at Alberta, finishing
Insurance Company
eighth in a near-blizzard.
In the nightcap, Aces con- margin of victory’.
•
*
*
*
tinued their domination of the
Aces: Hayashi 13, S. Takata
Residence:
Badminton is in full swing with tourneys between Toronto,
Whizz Kids. At the whistle, the 10, Arai 8, Miyashita 8, G. Ta
Elgin 0508
2
Vesta Drive
Hamilton, London, Kitchener, and Montreal being planned. Of the
■ WK’s jumped into a 7-0 advant kata 3, Oda 2, Onishi.
MAfair 1365.
age, but which was whittled
Whizz Kids: Shintani 8, Fuku Toi onto shuttlers in the Inter-Church League, it’s been noted bv the
Andrew E. McKague,
down by the end of the opening moto 6, Koyanagi 6, Kajioka 6, opponents that the defense put up by the Niseis is about the’ best
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
quarter. Mainly through the ef K. Maikawa 4, Maikawa 2, Fuji and that the only improvement that can be made in their game is
Public.
in the offense. It’s the same case of good field, no hit as in Nisei
forts of hard-working Aki Haya- wara 2, Kameoka 2, Miyasaki.
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
baseball.
330 Bay St.
OK Lengthens Lead
In Toronto Bowling
JOE T. OIKAWA
1 * Kobayashi
S. Shinobu
All Nations ‘A’ Team Lose Match, Drop Into Tie
With St. Clements, ‘B’ Shuttiers Bow Out Of Race
Fee-wee puck enthusiasts are turning out for practices under
the watchful scrutiny of Prexy Matt Matsui of the Toronto Nisei
Hockey League. Twenty-five of them turned out for the first prac
tise and it seems that there’s some good prospects in their ranks.
of A. N. Club thickened as the
With a little encouragement and development, these youthful Nisei
“B” team bowed out of conten
pucksters may turn out some surprises.
tion for the section championship,
*
*
*
losing to St.. Judes on Jan. 12.
With Open Sunday program for sports in Toronto, the rinks
At the end of the regular 24-set
should open their doors on Sunday, eliminating the early-morning
league matches, the score was
pilgrimages to the ice-sheets.
tied at 12 matches apiece and the
j.he Nisei Flyers, the entry in the THL juvenile group, started
victory for the night went to St,
the season with a 1-0 win but have since succumbed to a loss and a
Judes after the number of points j default
in the young stage of the season.
scored by each team was totalled I
up.
j
(Corner Adelaide &
Bay Sts.)
TORONTO
!
The “A” squad of the All Na
In Hamilton, It’#
tions in the Inter-Church Bad
minton League were toppled
from the top of the league into
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
a tie with St. Clements by losing
to them 15-9 on Jan. 13. The
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
” were weakened by the
absence of three regular ladies
For Fine Chinese Food
and although Misses Mits ShinFacilities for
tani, Tosh Maeda and Yoshiko
PARTIES & BANQUETS
Nishimura filled the breach
valiantly, they could not cope
Feather Banter: According to GIRLS’ BASKETBALL DANCE
Looking for Manager
with their more experienced opRoy Shin, A. N. prexy, the club
The St. Christopher Nisei
ponents.
The Westerns Baseball Club is
will hold the annual invitation ; Girls’ basketball team, the HiOnce more the fine play of Mr.
vith combined London- Scorers, are sponsoring a dance seeking a manager for its pro
posed midget entry in the North
and Mrs. McTaggart-Cowan, the Hamilton and Kitchener during
English-trained shuttlists weigh the Easter weekend. Montreal at St. Christopher House, 67 Toronto League. Anyone who is
ed heavily against the Niseis. shuttiers had better sharpen up ' Wales Ave., on Saturday, Jan. 28. interested in taking on the re
monarch life
Mrs. McTaggart-Cowan and Mrs. as a select A. N. group will in- j Dancing is from 8 to 12 and ad- sponsibility of looking after the
17 years of age and under group
World won the ladies and the vade there shortly. Three mens’ 1 mission is 50c per person.
assurance co
is asked to get in touch with Koei
McTaggart-Cowans teamed to doubles teams made up from •
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
down the best mixed doubles team
Mitsui of the Westerns Baseball
Metropolitan, st. fx and JCCA : Japanese Casanova
Hamilton
Club.
of Kay Ogaki and Johnny Tana Trinity clubs will be playin. a
Residence:
ka. The only two matches the match with the Hamilton club on i Marries 15 Tinies
59
Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
Niseis salvaged were two by Ta Jan. 27. Tosh Tonogai, Hamilton
I TOKYO. — Fifteen marriages
naka and Frank Matsui over Mc- captain, is rapidly getting his
"On the Town"
iaegart-Covvan and Martin. Chiz players in shape fo the first in- ; in 14 months is the gaudy record
Two of the six chorus girls who
Fukusaka put up the best effort, vitation match of the season. Ro ; of handsome H. Moriguchi, 31.
Diamond Engagement
,
His
15th
marriage
proved
his
appear briefly in a Chinese night
teaming with Matt Matsui to Shin
Rings,
Birthstones
• ,
1
63
small group • downfall, however, as his disap- club scene in MGM’s “On the
score the only mixed double vic
And
Jewellery
„ ?
C01?f,g
^ D tourney pearance with 20,000 ven belong- Town” currently7 playing in Can
tory.
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
‘“ although they w,l! meet stiff ; ins to Us bride lnade' her father j
adian
theatres
are
Nisei
dancers,
n
, Watches
To remain in the running for opposition, thev will gain much ■ —
v to the police,
—
Community
and International
. ’
6
reportj. him
Katherine Yoshizawa and Reiko
the loop championship, the squad experience in meeting plavers '
j
Silverware
°
Moriguchi admitted his io mar- Sato.
Prompt Attention to Mail
must win their remaining two from all over the city. Kay
Ogaki
riages but asked for time in j
.Order Repair?
matches against Christ Church was invited by Mrs. World to
In the original Broadway stage
When in Chinatown—-It will
which to list his brides names ’
on Jan. 18 and Trinity7 United on team up with her to play in the
pay you to visit us
L
,
because he could not remember version, Sono Osato, played the
Jan. 25 and engage St. Clements !’“'“"->•■ ™«ng thai pe°- tkem aIl Police promised Wm| featured
role of “Miss Turnin a home-and-home final.
pie are beginning to notice the
Watchmakers & Jewellers
plenty of time in jail to remem- j stiles”. In the movie, Vera-Ellen
Gloom around the JCCA Church Niseis.
TORovre BETH s™ekt
1 berI is cast in the role.
WRONTO
EL. £810
LUCK
.
LOWE BROS.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Season's High Of 31 Pts, Petted By H, Miyasaki,
Three Short Of Record; Mustangs, Aces Register
Last Friday’s highlight at the
Church of All Nation’s was the
scoring spree set by Herbie Mi
yasaki, young lanky Mustangs
4
forward, who netted a total of 31
points,- the best scoring exhibi
tion of the current season. How
ever it fell three short of the
league record established by his
older brother Ken, who, back in
' -the 47-48 season, came up with
34 points for a single night’s
work.
.J
PAGE SEVEN
BILL TAKEDA
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
Genera! insurance
Phone GL-SO77
86 GAMBLE AVE.
Toronto, Ont
Two^summers ago, we were holidaying down in Cleveland and
Automobile, Fire. Burglary.
on Sunday afternoon (no, this isn’t going to be about Sunday sports)
Life, Accident & Sickness., eu.
we watched two Nisei teams playing softball. The umpire was an
j Occidental who seemed to be middle-aged and not spry’ enough to
OK Cleaners consolidated their ; handle
MONARCH LIFE
ae game too properly. And he even got paid for it.
first place margin in the Toron- |
and
W e asked why. If they’ had a Nisei to umpire the game, we were
to Nisei Major Bowling League I
GENERAL INSURANCE
enlightened, there were too many’ beefs so they hired a hakujin.
by blanking Takeda Insurance
*
*
*
7-0 on Jan. 13 to increase their
That s one of the queer, often inexplicable traits we possess. No
Telephone: 1241Y1
lead to 7 pts. over second place
P.O, BOX 1S2
KAMLOOPS. B.C
matter where we are or what game we play, if a non-Japanese is
Variety^ Grill who beat Urabe In
refereeing the contest there is less likelihood of delay’s and argu
surance 5-2.
ments, and more adherence to the proper spirit of the game. And
Sora Constructions, Danforth it is not. just a case of more competent handling, though with an
Cleaners and Team Nine beat Occidental there is less chance of biased arbitrating.
Agent
MUSTANGS 72—REBELS 39
Freedman’s, Yamada’s and Star
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
Mustangs extended their streak Cleaners, respectively’ 5-2. Queen
COMPANY OF CANADA
V hen the ref is an Occidental, the play’ers really watch infrac
to eight straight wins, thereby City beat Best Cleaners 4-3. OK
Box 149
Kamloops,
wrapping up first place by drub Cleaners now have 85 pts., Vari tions and obey7 his instructions meekly. But if one of their own kind
is tooting the whistle, they7 question his unfavorable calls and get
bing the Rebels 72-39. The first ety 78 pts., Urabe and Yamada’s
careless.
°
half saw a semblance of a bas 76 pts.
So it always ends up that with crucial games or when stakes
ketball game as Mustangs were
H. Inouye bowled the high are high, it s usually7 best to bring in an outside ref.
ahead by 27-17 at the end of the
triple of the night with 874 and
half.
also the high single with 355.
It must be that we have a complex, a sort of a dual personality
Chop Suey House
But the second half was a rout
Other high bowlers were T. Mori ; in that we reserve one set of emotions and actions tor our own kind
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
as the Rebel’s defense completely
805-295, M. Isojima 767-288, Y. j ®^ people and another for those of another race. We are too consci
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
collapsed as Herby and Ken MiKishimoto 731-303, A. Fujibayo- i ous of iv hat we are and we tend to control our feelings behind a
DINNERS
yasaki went on a spree throw
shi 730-332, S. Amemori 708-265, mask of submissive acceptance even when there is a ground for
ing in 29 points between them.
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 a.m.
questioning a decision.
and M. Matsumoto 719-258.
Roy Kurita played a steady game
Reservations: EL. 9035
for the losers.
shi, the score at the half was
A good example of this is the comparison of the notorious be
20-16
for
the
Aces.
havior
of Niseis at the pre-evacuation Japanese language school and
Mustangs: H. Miyasaki 31, K.
|
at
the
same
time they came home with A’s for deportment and dili
The second half was almost a
Miyasaki 17, Inamoto 6, R. Mi
yasaki 5, Ohara 4, Makimoto 4, replica of the first with both gence from the regular school.
T. Toyama 3, J. Toyama 2, Mori. teams emphasizing' speed. Soc
20 Years of Experienced
Winter sport enthusiasts have little to crow about in the East,
Rebels: Kurita 10, Hirano •8, Shintani broke through on sever
Service
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
Mitsui 6, Fukumoto 6, Izukawa 4, al fast breaks to keep the Kids their activities being frustrated by the lack of snow or ice because
Phone: Horne, LA. 9332
loi 3, Akada 2.
within striking distance of the of the unusually mild winter. Across the line, University of Utah ski
Office, EL. 1315
eventual 'winners, who, led by star Amy Toda, who formerly lived in Vancouver, performed in the
MANUFACTURERS
LIF
ACES 44—WHIZZ KIDS 36
Seiji Takata, increased their women’s section of the annual Snow cup races at Alberta, finishing
Insurance Company
eighth in a near-blizzard.
In the nightcap, Aces con- margin of victory’.
•
*
*
*
tinued their domination of the
Aces: Hayashi 13, S. Takata
Residence:
Badminton is in full swing with tourneys between Toronto,
Whizz Kids. At the whistle, the 10, Arai 8, Miyashita 8, G. Ta
Elgin 0508
2
Vesta Drive
Hamilton, London, Kitchener, and Montreal being planned. Of the
■ WK’s jumped into a 7-0 advant kata 3, Oda 2, Onishi.
MAfair 1365.
age, but which was whittled
Whizz Kids: Shintani 8, Fuku Toi onto shuttlers in the Inter-Church League, it’s been noted bv the
Andrew E. McKague,
down by the end of the opening moto 6, Koyanagi 6, Kajioka 6, opponents that the defense put up by the Niseis is about the’ best
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
quarter. Mainly through the ef K. Maikawa 4, Maikawa 2, Fuji and that the only improvement that can be made in their game is
Public.
in the offense. It’s the same case of good field, no hit as in Nisei
forts of hard-working Aki Haya- wara 2, Kameoka 2, Miyasaki.
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
baseball.
330 Bay St.
OK Lengthens Lead
In Toronto Bowling
JOE T. OIKAWA
1 * Kobayashi
S. Shinobu
All Nations ‘A’ Team Lose Match, Drop Into Tie
With St. Clements, ‘B’ Shuttiers Bow Out Of Race
Fee-wee puck enthusiasts are turning out for practices under
the watchful scrutiny of Prexy Matt Matsui of the Toronto Nisei
Hockey League. Twenty-five of them turned out for the first prac
tise and it seems that there’s some good prospects in their ranks.
of A. N. Club thickened as the
With a little encouragement and development, these youthful Nisei
“B” team bowed out of conten
pucksters may turn out some surprises.
tion for the section championship,
*
*
*
losing to St.. Judes on Jan. 12.
With Open Sunday program for sports in Toronto, the rinks
At the end of the regular 24-set
should open their doors on Sunday, eliminating the early-morning
league matches, the score was
pilgrimages to the ice-sheets.
tied at 12 matches apiece and the
j.he Nisei Flyers, the entry in the THL juvenile group, started
victory for the night went to St,
the season with a 1-0 win but have since succumbed to a loss and a
Judes after the number of points j default
in the young stage of the season.
scored by each team was totalled I
up.
j
(Corner Adelaide &
Bay Sts.)
TORONTO
!
The “A” squad of the All Na
In Hamilton, It’#
tions in the Inter-Church Bad
minton League were toppled
from the top of the league into
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
a tie with St. Clements by losing
to them 15-9 on Jan. 13. The
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
” were weakened by the
absence of three regular ladies
For Fine Chinese Food
and although Misses Mits ShinFacilities for
tani, Tosh Maeda and Yoshiko
PARTIES & BANQUETS
Nishimura filled the breach
valiantly, they could not cope
Feather Banter: According to GIRLS’ BASKETBALL DANCE
Looking for Manager
with their more experienced opRoy Shin, A. N. prexy, the club
The St. Christopher Nisei
ponents.
The Westerns Baseball Club is
will hold the annual invitation ; Girls’ basketball team, the HiOnce more the fine play of Mr.
vith combined London- Scorers, are sponsoring a dance seeking a manager for its pro
posed midget entry in the North
and Mrs. McTaggart-Cowan, the Hamilton and Kitchener during
English-trained shuttlists weigh the Easter weekend. Montreal at St. Christopher House, 67 Toronto League. Anyone who is
ed heavily against the Niseis. shuttiers had better sharpen up ' Wales Ave., on Saturday, Jan. 28. interested in taking on the re
monarch life
Mrs. McTaggart-Cowan and Mrs. as a select A. N. group will in- j Dancing is from 8 to 12 and ad- sponsibility of looking after the
17 years of age and under group
World won the ladies and the vade there shortly. Three mens’ 1 mission is 50c per person.
assurance co
is asked to get in touch with Koei
McTaggart-Cowans teamed to doubles teams made up from •
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
down the best mixed doubles team
Mitsui of the Westerns Baseball
Metropolitan, st. fx and JCCA : Japanese Casanova
Hamilton
Club.
of Kay Ogaki and Johnny Tana Trinity clubs will be playin. a
Residence:
ka. The only two matches the match with the Hamilton club on i Marries 15 Tinies
59
Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
Niseis salvaged were two by Ta Jan. 27. Tosh Tonogai, Hamilton
I TOKYO. — Fifteen marriages
naka and Frank Matsui over Mc- captain, is rapidly getting his
"On the Town"
iaegart-Covvan and Martin. Chiz players in shape fo the first in- ; in 14 months is the gaudy record
Two of the six chorus girls who
Fukusaka put up the best effort, vitation match of the season. Ro ; of handsome H. Moriguchi, 31.
Diamond Engagement
,
His
15th
marriage
proved
his
appear briefly in a Chinese night
teaming with Matt Matsui to Shin
Rings,
Birthstones
• ,
1
63
small group • downfall, however, as his disap- club scene in MGM’s “On the
score the only mixed double vic
And
Jewellery
„ ?
C01?f,g
^ D tourney pearance with 20,000 ven belong- Town” currently7 playing in Can
tory.
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
‘“ although they w,l! meet stiff ; ins to Us bride lnade' her father j
adian
theatres
are
Nisei
dancers,
n
, Watches
To remain in the running for opposition, thev will gain much ■ —
v to the police,
—
Community
and International
. ’
6
reportj. him
Katherine Yoshizawa and Reiko
the loop championship, the squad experience in meeting plavers '
j
Silverware
°
Moriguchi admitted his io mar- Sato.
Prompt Attention to Mail
must win their remaining two from all over the city. Kay
Ogaki
riages but asked for time in j
.Order Repair?
matches against Christ Church was invited by Mrs. World to
In the original Broadway stage
When in Chinatown—-It will
which to list his brides names ’
on Jan. 18 and Trinity7 United on team up with her to play in the
pay you to visit us
L
,
because he could not remember version, Sono Osato, played the
Jan. 25 and engage St. Clements !’“'“"->•■ ™«ng thai pe°- tkem aIl Police promised Wm| featured
role of “Miss Turnin a home-and-home final.
pie are beginning to notice the
Watchmakers & Jewellers
plenty of time in jail to remem- j stiles”. In the movie, Vera-Ellen
Gloom around the JCCA Church Niseis.
TORovre BETH s™ekt
1 berI is cast in the role.
WRONTO
EL. £810
LUCK
.
LOWE BROS.
Page 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE NEW CANADIAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR
A NISEI PERSONALITY
JANUARY
Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1950
Japan's Top Physicist
To Lecture At Iowa State
AMES, la. — One of Japan’s
, an accountant, he attended McGill
■ Extension School by night to top nuclear scientists is on the
Iowa
State
College
campus
work towards his C. A.
f
The other evening, I was with to do research with the school’s
, Kim together with two others. new 70,000,000-volt synchotron,
I He had just received official an atom smasher.
I notice that he has passed his
The physicist, Dr. Ryokichi
C.A. degree.
Sagane, will also lecture at the
We were in a small cafe, the
college for six months. Dr. Sa
newspaper announcing the exam
gane was the scientist to whom
results spread before us.
We
a message was sent by American
ordered four drinks—cokes for
physicists at the time the atom
us, milk for Kim—and toasted his
bomb was dropped on Nagasaki,
future success. I looked across at
Kim, this diminutive dynamo of pleading with him to urge an
end of war.
distinction, with added admira
tion. He caught my gaze and
The note was given to him
asked, ‘What’s the matter?” I after the Japanese surrender as
kept silently gazing at him until he was inspecting damage done
we both broke out laughing. No, by the bomb.
nothing was the matter, nothm"
at all.
POR TRAIT-COMMERCIAL. COLOUR
TO10IK STUDIO
20—Toronto. Toronto YBS New
portraits by
V eai s Dance Social. Ukrain
ian Hall, 300 Bathurst St., 8
Hl DUNDAS ST W
TORONTO
PUZA J3S4
p.m.
20 Toronto.
Toronto
Nisei
Basketball League Mid-Season
Dance, at Hungarian Hall,
245 College St., 9-12:45.
21—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Re
101/2 queen st. w.
Phone
turnees Party, at Canadian
WA. 6953
Legion Hall, 8 p.m.
For PicR-up 2nd Dslivsry
21 Montreal. Montreal
Nisei
Youth Organization Benefit
Dance, at St. Raphael’s House,
8 p.m.
27—Toronto. Young
Married
Agent
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Couples Group January meet
Office: 21 Dundas SQuare
ing, at Metropolitan Church
Phone AD-0076-7
Res.: 5-26 Manning Avenue
27—Kamloops. Fourth Annual
TORONTO, ONT.
Provincial B. C. JCCA Con
Res. ME. 6072
Kim Nakashima
vention, in Blue Room of PlaToronto JCCA
za Hotel. (Jan. 27, 28, 29.)
28—Toronto. St.
Christopher
Community Campaign
I can’t recollect when I first
Nisei Girls Basketball Dance,
Amount previously
St. Christopher House, 67 met Kim Nakashima. I don’t
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
acknowledged ' $1,935.70
Wales, 8-12.
think that we were ever formally
LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING Mr. M. Nakagawa
4.00
introduced to each other. But 1 good wages. Phone KI. 6204’ Mr. K. Mitsui & family
6.00
FEBRUARY
do know that our acquaintance- , Toronto.
________ __
’ Mr. & Mrs. Matsuji Kurita
Harold Morishita
and family
5.00
ship started around five years I GOUPLE . to take complete
3—Toronto, Nisei Vets Dance in
-*
*
«
ao0>
charge of fine home, opportuni- Mr. & Mrs. Ray Sakaguchi 2.00
aid to Children’s Hospital.
J. Hiraishi & family
8.00
1931 Avenue Road
There is nothing physically im- lertho^
“d but' Mr. & Mrs. B. Eto
2.00
Central YMCA auditorium, pressive about Kim. He is iife qui^X he^r Tg
TORONTO
Mr. M. & Yasushi Saito
4.00
College at Yonge, 8 to 12.
Phone: RE. 5411
thousands of other Niseis—only Potion will appeal to a’capable Mr. Douglas Arai
2.00
Mr. T. Tohana
2.00
10—Toronto. U. of T. Nisei Stu more so. You can be friends with ^^ple ^^’ested in a good home Mr. R. Sugimoto
2.00
dents’ Club Valentine Dance, him for about a month and vet 1903 wl6nt- Salary- Apply HU. Mr. U. Higuchi
5.00
you would not single him outts R^M^____ Masa Izumi
at Polish Alliance Hall
2.00 ?
bemg impressive or conspicuous housework, good vXj™? Mr. T. Katsuyama
Claremont, 9 p.m.
’
2.00
Miss. M. Shoyama
2.00
” any way, for one of IGm-s «»»^
Sumi Iwamoto
14—Toronto. Toronto YBS Val
2.00
characteristics is his natural U^-J
Harry Stone, 347 Mr. & Mrs. S. Jikemura
entine Dance, at
5.00
EM- Toronto.
Labour modesty—his unassuming atti- ~
Mrs. T. Kawai
2.00
Lyceum, 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Hannah Shimizu
tilde,
his ability to possess - PROPERTY FOR SALE
5.00
CHRIST SAYS__
Tadayoshi
Sakamoto
authority but never intoxicated
4.00
TWO ADJOINING FARMS~of Mr. K. Iwamoto
2.00
by it into conceit and egocentrieacb. All cleared Mrs. T. Izumi
2.00
As the Father has loved
city.
P r e/O1‘ .ve^etab!e or straw- Mr. & Mrs. G. Kuroda
3.00
^n Strawberry Mr. & Mrs. J. Matsui
When I first met Kim I felt I Hill ^
LOC
3.00
me, so have I loved you. ConMrs. Hisa Takiguchi
no
affinity
towards
him.
i
found
S^
7
miles
from
'ft
5.00
2!®Qi’®ni
Mr. Michio Ishida
3.00 ? tinue in my love."
him too conservative and era- ™st«-„ Electricity,
phoA Mr, &
" Mrs.
"'
M. Doi
3.00
templative for my taste. I found
i Busses to town by door’ Mr. A. H. Yamanaka
2.00
him too efficient, too much of an'deliven
S? fMd and -roceU Mr. Isao Hamade
2.00 '
Mr. K. Naruishi
automaton, too void of the hum- I One 'place has
2.00
Mr. Yuichi Saito
2.00
an frailties to attract my affec- ro°m ^“se, new chicken^bani
Total to Date
$2,030.70
combination tion. I even hated his voice which
Othei place, an older 3-room . This is a paid advertisement
seemed too ingratiating. Those
Decorators, Plasterers
house,
chicken barn and oul- inserted by the Toronto JCCA.
. your home town paper were my thoughts of Kim four
S dl”%
Fnco S3,000 or both
and
E yOU cJmp!efe' Spendable
years ago.
ocal neus. You need to know all
Places for $5,500. By owner H
Stucco Works
mat is going on where you live.
An ignorant man talks as if he Sai Ol’,c°r. Newton & Western
WORLD*
°lso
’n
°
knew everything and that others man Rd., R. R. No. 6 New WeSt'
WORLD where big events are in
minster.
vvestknow
nothing; while the wise man
The making — events which can
KANSHIRO OMOTO
mean so much to you, to your
speaks little, presuming tha+
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lob, your home, your future. For
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could not wait to judge. Todav
bedroom and kitchen
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hot water. Apply 365
today for a special in.
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1
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
A NISEI PERSONALITY
JANUARY
Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1950
Japan's Top Physicist
To Lecture At Iowa State
AMES, la. — One of Japan’s
, an accountant, he attended McGill
■ Extension School by night to top nuclear scientists is on the
Iowa
State
College
campus
work towards his C. A.
f
The other evening, I was with to do research with the school’s
, Kim together with two others. new 70,000,000-volt synchotron,
I He had just received official an atom smasher.
I notice that he has passed his
The physicist, Dr. Ryokichi
C.A. degree.
Sagane, will also lecture at the
We were in a small cafe, the
college for six months. Dr. Sa
newspaper announcing the exam
gane was the scientist to whom
results spread before us.
We
a message was sent by American
ordered four drinks—cokes for
physicists at the time the atom
us, milk for Kim—and toasted his
bomb was dropped on Nagasaki,
future success. I looked across at
Kim, this diminutive dynamo of pleading with him to urge an
end of war.
distinction, with added admira
tion. He caught my gaze and
The note was given to him
asked, ‘What’s the matter?” I after the Japanese surrender as
kept silently gazing at him until he was inspecting damage done
we both broke out laughing. No, by the bomb.
nothing was the matter, nothm"
at all.
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portraits by
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ian Hall, 300 Bathurst St., 8
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p.m.
20 Toronto.
Toronto
Nisei
Basketball League Mid-Season
Dance, at Hungarian Hall,
245 College St., 9-12:45.
21—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Re
101/2 queen st. w.
Phone
turnees Party, at Canadian
WA. 6953
Legion Hall, 8 p.m.
For PicR-up 2nd Dslivsry
21 Montreal. Montreal
Nisei
Youth Organization Benefit
Dance, at St. Raphael’s House,
8 p.m.
27—Toronto. Young
Married
Agent
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Couples Group January meet
Office: 21 Dundas SQuare
ing, at Metropolitan Church
Phone AD-0076-7
Res.: 5-26 Manning Avenue
27—Kamloops. Fourth Annual
TORONTO, ONT.
Provincial B. C. JCCA Con
Res. ME. 6072
Kim Nakashima
vention, in Blue Room of PlaToronto JCCA
za Hotel. (Jan. 27, 28, 29.)
28—Toronto. St.
Christopher
Community Campaign
I can’t recollect when I first
Nisei Girls Basketball Dance,
Amount previously
St. Christopher House, 67 met Kim Nakashima. I don’t
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
acknowledged ' $1,935.70
Wales, 8-12.
think that we were ever formally
LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING Mr. M. Nakagawa
4.00
introduced to each other. But 1 good wages. Phone KI. 6204’ Mr. K. Mitsui & family
6.00
FEBRUARY
do know that our acquaintance- , Toronto.
________ __
’ Mr. & Mrs. Matsuji Kurita
Harold Morishita
and family
5.00
ship started around five years I GOUPLE . to take complete
3—Toronto, Nisei Vets Dance in
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charge of fine home, opportuni- Mr. & Mrs. Ray Sakaguchi 2.00
aid to Children’s Hospital.
J. Hiraishi & family
8.00
1931 Avenue Road
There is nothing physically im- lertho^
“d but' Mr. & Mrs. B. Eto
2.00
Central YMCA auditorium, pressive about Kim. He is iife qui^X he^r Tg
TORONTO
Mr. M. & Yasushi Saito
4.00
College at Yonge, 8 to 12.
Phone: RE. 5411
thousands of other Niseis—only Potion will appeal to a’capable Mr. Douglas Arai
2.00
Mr. T. Tohana
2.00
10—Toronto. U. of T. Nisei Stu more so. You can be friends with ^^ple ^^’ested in a good home Mr. R. Sugimoto
2.00
dents’ Club Valentine Dance, him for about a month and vet 1903 wl6nt- Salary- Apply HU. Mr. U. Higuchi
5.00
you would not single him outts R^M^____ Masa Izumi
at Polish Alliance Hall
2.00 ?
bemg impressive or conspicuous housework, good vXj™? Mr. T. Katsuyama
Claremont, 9 p.m.
’
2.00
Miss. M. Shoyama
2.00
” any way, for one of IGm-s «»»^
Sumi Iwamoto
14—Toronto. Toronto YBS Val
2.00
characteristics is his natural U^-J
Harry Stone, 347 Mr. & Mrs. S. Jikemura
entine Dance, at
5.00
EM- Toronto.
Labour modesty—his unassuming atti- ~
Mrs. T. Kawai
2.00
Lyceum, 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Hannah Shimizu
tilde,
his ability to possess - PROPERTY FOR SALE
5.00
CHRIST SAYS__
Tadayoshi
Sakamoto
authority but never intoxicated
4.00
TWO ADJOINING FARMS~of Mr. K. Iwamoto
2.00
by it into conceit and egocentrieacb. All cleared Mrs. T. Izumi
2.00
As the Father has loved
city.
P r e/O1‘ .ve^etab!e or straw- Mr. & Mrs. G. Kuroda
3.00
^n Strawberry Mr. & Mrs. J. Matsui
When I first met Kim I felt I Hill ^
LOC
3.00
me, so have I loved you. ConMrs. Hisa Takiguchi
no
affinity
towards
him.
i
found
S^
7
miles
from
'ft
5.00
2!®Qi’®ni
Mr. Michio Ishida
3.00 ? tinue in my love."
him too conservative and era- ™st«-„ Electricity,
phoA Mr, &
" Mrs.
"'
M. Doi
3.00
templative for my taste. I found
i Busses to town by door’ Mr. A. H. Yamanaka
2.00
him too efficient, too much of an'deliven
S? fMd and -roceU Mr. Isao Hamade
2.00 '
Mr. K. Naruishi
automaton, too void of the hum- I One 'place has
2.00
Mr. Yuichi Saito
2.00
an frailties to attract my affec- ro°m ^“se, new chicken^bani
Total to Date
$2,030.70
combination tion. I even hated his voice which
Othei place, an older 3-room . This is a paid advertisement
seemed too ingratiating. Those
Decorators, Plasterers
house,
chicken barn and oul- inserted by the Toronto JCCA.
. your home town paper were my thoughts of Kim four
S dl”%
Fnco S3,000 or both
and
E yOU cJmp!efe' Spendable
years ago.
ocal neus. You need to know all
Places for $5,500. By owner H
Stucco Works
mat is going on where you live.
An ignorant man talks as if he Sai Ol’,c°r. Newton & Western
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WORLD where big events are in
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nothing; while the wise man
The making — events which can
KANSHIRO OMOTO
mean so much to you, to your
speaks little, presuming tha+
Why Pqv Bent?
lob, your home, your future. For
219 Dunlevy Ave.,
what he knows, others also know,
constructive reports and interpreVancouver, B. c.
n le Laws -, Plato says, “O
°
"a^onol and interna.
2
* n,e'ys- there « no substitute
‘7 son, you are young, and thp
£84-a YONGE STREET, TORONTO
Phone MArine 3459
m^s.CHSISTI4n sc.bnc’2 advance of time will make you S“ 1 t’ through-hall plan
s™ ‘0 schools and transports-'
,
* ^"joy (he benefits of beina
‘^erse many of the opinions
Iane s»d
L?/ *"f?rm«d—locally, nationally,
which you now hold. Wait awhile Frir® iA > aWmnb»®t, call
Lt ic Attenborough, OR 3^35
internationally — with your local
and do not attempt to judge at &T V Atteboiw;h, Beal'
Monitor.”** TH° ChnsHon Science
present.”
SSi^JM^rieS^foronto
A
------- w7 "‘yurs over
But like the ignorant man, I
ABC
stat,ons to
"The Christian
FOR RENT
Science Monitor Views the News "
could not wait to judge. Todav
bedroom and kitchen
And use this coupon
lam well out of my teens, and‘if’ continuous
hot water. Apply 365
today for a special in.
lyng st. w.. Toronto. wap \ A°
2LA ELIZABRTH ST.
the
realization
of
one
’
s
ignorance
__ _____ 2_'_2__^P non.
1 Funds
TORONTO, ONT.
IS the starting point of one’s
FEMALE
H
ELP
WANTED
Chrtsti0" Science .Monitor
matmity, then I believe that I
One, Norway St., Boston 1 5, Mess., UiS-A
FULL-TIME GIRT W
y
an* S^hug- a little maturity.
ant
J
as attend: MC°Se ”nd mo on Introductory
subscription to The Christian Science
6
Launderette,
Kim received his B.A
LAsquith Ave., Toronto.
Monitor —26 issues. I enclose $1.
from
Quick, Quality Service”
general factorv
University in wJrk
1
1939.
Apply b5 George St., sec.
worked during the in- :
Iname)
terim before going to McGill L nd floor. Toronto.
L mversity to take up post-gradu(address)
operatorexperienced
work 011 Ladies’
work. In 1946 he received his
Toronto, Ontario
>1 uses. One to do sample mak
PB7(C'ty)
<xone)
(state)
pasters degree in Accountancy. £
S
u: 3 ^^ A stNine Stores to Serve You
Taen, working during the day as tuxa., Montreal.
I
300 Jones Avenue
HELP WANTED-----------Phone GL. 5481’
t 270 Danforth Avenue
Phone GL. 6774
Be tier Service
—
1010 Shaw Street ........
1 cistier Food
Piefer one with knowledge of !
Phone
LA. 9203
14^2- Danforth Avenue
lrt-olstery fabrics Bra/
Phone GL. 2052
558 Dundas W
’•nue L pnolsterin°
0-’ °r G^ngton,
j.
Toronto:
Phone WA. 6698
: 2156 Queen St. E...........
New Private Room Upstairs
Phone OX. 8825
1218
Kingston
Road
For reservations phone TK OS51 or WA 9974
pleasant
Phone OX. 8682
working
conditions,
2116
Danforth
Avenue
familv
three.
Phone Port
Phone GR. 7275
Credit So 36'• Port Credit. Ont.
100 Pape Avenue _____
Phone
GE. 1223
INTELLIGENT V
loronto, Ont
F
shipping-. Apply 1.55
Saul S. Kadonaga
second floor. Toronto
CLASSIFIED
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GOOD NEWS
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MICKEY S. SATO I
AKEMI JEWELLERY
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