Page 1
TORONTO, ONT.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1.
1950
S6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
A total of 36 names, of whom
only 15 are still living, were
By Kay Shimizu
submitted as those persons con All Groups Minorities
By KEN ADACHI
Ottawa, Ont.
tributing most towards the wel
In
Some
Respects,
fare and advancement of those
After being delayed almost twenty-four hours by
Says
Negro
Speaker
of Japanese ancestry* residing in
;0 Beat Here? ■ < •
,
.
bad flying weather, the fourteen Diet members from
THIS CITY ON A Sunday is Canada. This was the result of
Speaking before a brotherJarpan arrived in Ottawa on Thursday afternoon to see
>s dead as any sleepy little fish- the selection of the “Japanese hood rally on Sunday, Feb. 26,
pa- village. There is no beat, no Canadian of the Half-Century” Dr. Mordecai Johnson, Negro how democracy actually works in our nation's capital.
■wthm that is the heart of a big conducted by poll by the Japan president of Howard University Friday morning they were quizzed by members of the
,J, only the odd stragglers, ese section of The New Canadian. in Washington, D. C., reminded Parliamentary Press Gallery, and through Takizo Mathe people shivering at the streetThe top five were in order, the more than a 1,000 who were sumot o, People’s Cooperative Party member and a
’ar stops or the church-goer Etsu Suzuki, Yasushi Yamazaki, present, that all groups are
Harvard graduate, who acted as interpreter, they talk
Making his usual weekly visit. All Shinkichi Tamura, Eikichi Ka majorities in some aspects and
^,1 the city may have swayed getsu and Jiro Inouye. Of the minorities in others.
He cited ed on a wide variety of subjects.
Chairman of the group, Take-^
Jo the throb of traffic, the pul five mentioned, only Mr. Kagetsu the Negro and the Jew to illus
shi
Yamazaki, secretary general
sating routine of business but on is living.
trate his point.
^unday, a deadly calm, a huso
“The Neg-ro, on this continent,” of the Democratic Liberal Party
Etsu Suzuki, who polled 21
falls and the tom-toms are percent of the vote, was formerly he said, “are in the color minor which is comparable to the Con
silent. . .
the editor of the Daily People, ity, while as Christians, they are servative Party here, and is the
Vhy this digression?
Last and was instrumental in spread in the religious majority. The one holding a majority at this
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The
time,
expressed
appreciation
for
(Sunday we were sprawled about ing the labor union movement Jews are in the religious minor
Justice Department last week
the opportunity to see democ announced that a total of 24,081
’h the living room watching the among Japanese workers, and ity but in the color majority.”
‘Toast Of The Town” show on .strove to enlighten the Japanese
In the meeting of members of racy in action and said that the evacuation claims were filed by
?the television screen. This pro people on democratic ideals.
two different minorities, one trip was proving to be extremely persons of Japanese ancestry
All seeking restitution for real and
duct of man’s ingenuity came upYasushi Yamazaki (10.7 per would use his majority status to interesting and profitable.
parties except the Communists, personal property damages suf
Kith a dramatization of Gordon cent) was one of the pioneer humble the other, he asserted.
Jenkins’ now famed “Manhattan leaders among the Japanese in
The rally was sponsored by the who refused to cooperate, were fered in their evacuation from
Tok ei ”.
Canada and organized the fish women’s division of the Toronto represented in the delegation. The the West Coast, several months
It was more than fascinating ermen’s union among the Ja- committee of the Canadian Coun members -were chosen by the Pre after the outbreak of war.
Jo look and listen to this story joanese. He organized and pub cil of Christians and Jews. Be sident of the House of Council
Total value of the claims will
Vof a man’s love for his big, teem- lished the Tairiku Nippo. He died sides being the president of lors and the Speaker of the not be ascertained until after the
firg city as seen from a window in Japan a few years ago.
Howard College, Dr. Johnson is House of Representatives, and Justice Department completes
' in his tower. The traffic noises
Shinkichi Tamura (7.7 percent) a member of President Truman’s were in no way controlled by the rather lengthy and technical
of busy New York always on the was an outstanding Japanese national advisory council on General MacArthur, but free to job of processing, indexing and
express their own opinions. The filing the forms received. How
go. the majesty of her skylines, businessman in the export-im education.
group said they had nothing but ever, it has been previously
Ihe glittering brilliance of her port trade between Canada and
praise
for MacArthur and his estimated that the total value of
' night life and the serenity of the Japan and was the first to ship Japan May Locate
policies, and thought he was all evacuation claims may exceed
old -woman of the harbour—the Canadian wheat to Japan.
Consulate
In
Canada
doing a wonderful job.
' Statue of Liberty.
$50,000,000.
Eikichi Kagetsu, (7.7 percent)
on
answer
to
questions
In
To date, only a handful of
You can feel all this. You can a successful lumberman on the
The
Canadian
TOKYO.
and
particularly
to
comtrade,
claims have actually been paid,
feel his love for his city, woman B. C. coast before the evacua government, according to sources
like in all its moods, the sweep tion, was also influential in Ja here, is not opposed to having a ments on the doubtful techniques although last year the Justice
^of life in this city on the Hudson
Japanese overseas office in Can employed by pre-war Japan such Department was granted $1,000,panese welfare.
4 and always, you can feel a
ada such as those which are pro as cut-rate prices, dumping tac 000 for paying claims finally
Jiro
Inouye
(5.4
percent)
was
^ibrant rhythm, an essential
posed in the United States. As tics, and misleading trademarks, adjudicated, together with $200,one of the most well educated a step towards semi-diplomatic a member of the delegation re 000 for processing claims.
Jthiobbing beat.
Japanese
pioners and was an out- relations, unofficial Japanese plied that a new Charter of
s And when you see all this on
Mike Masaoka, national JACL
standing
leader.
He
was
one
of
Trade
approved
by
the
occupa
ADC legislative director, said it
J TV screen, you try to feel
consulate offices are expected to
^hether there is a beat in your the early farmers to settle in be opened shortly in New York, tion authorities had been drawn was hoped the department could
"own city, one that this man in Haney, B. C.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and up. Mistakes admittedly had materially speed action on the
been made in the past, but Japan program which, at best, has been
the Manhattan Tower felt, one
Among the others who were Honolulu.
was
now looking toward the fu moving at a noticeably slow
that compelled Damon Runyon,
Such a representation, if set
nominated were Tomekichi Hornture and doing everything pos pace.
t^ark Kellinger and others to
ma who was first to bring up the up in Canada, would record births
sible
to resume trade and be ac
;"nte stories about. But on this question of the franchise, An- and deaths of Japanese citizens
A1- s Tory Sunday, you can’t chika Ikeda who explored what residing in Canada as well as to cepted once again in the family Nixed White Supremacy
of nations.
an answer.
is now known as Ikeda Bay in promote trade.
Mr. Asanuma, a member of Offer, Now Paying Off
the Queen Charlotte Islands and
NATCHES, Miss. — Despite
^O Discrimination Here?
the Social Democratic Party
discovered a copper mine, Yasu- Claims Social Club
its
run-down financial condition,
which is based on principles
S’ a hop, skip and jump taro Yamaga who organized the
Intended For Gambling similar to the British Labor the Jefferson Military College
fror
s xoregoing . , . Saturday farmers’ co-operative, Jinsaburo
declined a $50,000,000 offer be
^eet brawls are quite the Oikawa who brought Japanese
VANCOUVER, B. C. — Chief Party, emphasized . the develop
cause it stipulated a - condition
J\y here. But here was immigrants to Canada to settle Constable Walter Mulligan stat ment of trade union activity and
that
the school teach “white
I thought was a little on Lion Island which was known ed he would oppose the granting the growing awareness by labor
Since then, the
of its important role in influenc suppremacy”.
among the Japanese as Oikawa of a license to two Japanese ing national policy, and its de school’s stock has gone up and
pi/"°
Participants and the
Island, the late Dr. Shuichi Ku Canadian applicants to operate a
it is now faced with a capacity
‘
iKo not so opponents were saka, the brilliant physicist, and social club, as gambling was the termination to see that the mis
enrolment
next September.
scu^^nS’ about when the only woman to be named, purpose of the club and that the takes of the past were not re
peated.
. " abated from the streetcar
building is unsuitable.
sumoto pointed out, Japan is now
Mrs. Toshiko Oikawa.
Y], J e Tonge-Queen intersection.
The plight of the Japanese one - of the most peace-minded
Notice was given to the Van
. “
xnendlies, is supposed
couver civic licenses and claims prisoners of war being held by nations in the world.
e ^am drag, the heart- Proceeds Of Concert
committee early last week that Soviet Russia was touched upon,
Mr. Matsumoto proved him
To Go Towards Charity they would make application for but the delegation had no com self an extremely able interpre
were.
i./ ” “ J >0 w^’ing combatants
The
Nisei charter for their club under the ments to make on the rapidly ter and spokesman for the
WINNIPEG.
be two Negroes who Young "Women’s Club will pre a license when they receive a spreading tide of communism in group. .Four or five of the
nan outweighed and sent a Spring Variety Concert on Provincial Societies Act. Aider China and South East Asia, say younger men carried the main
ea
i by their brutishly
ing that it did not concern them part of the discussion, and their
Friday, April 14, at the YWCA men George Miller and Bert
as
foreign relations were still expressed interest in working for
ies.
Naturally auditorium starting at 8 p.m.
Showier, members of the com
very much under the control of a new Japan based on democra
about amongst an
The proceeds of this concert mittee indicated that they would
SCAP.
Unlike Germany, there tic -principles, and their frankcrowd brought an will be used for charitable pur oppose the granting of the licen
poses. Tickets may be obtained se, not on racial grounds, but is no attempt being made to re ness in admitting past errors,
because of the nature of the club. arm Japan. In fact, as Mr. Mat- created a favorable impression.
(Continued on Page 8)
from members.
just Passing
Through
American Evacuees
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1.
1950
S6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
A total of 36 names, of whom
only 15 are still living, were
By Kay Shimizu
submitted as those persons con All Groups Minorities
By KEN ADACHI
Ottawa, Ont.
tributing most towards the wel
In
Some
Respects,
fare and advancement of those
After being delayed almost twenty-four hours by
Says
Negro
Speaker
of Japanese ancestry* residing in
;0 Beat Here? ■ < •
,
.
bad flying weather, the fourteen Diet members from
THIS CITY ON A Sunday is Canada. This was the result of
Speaking before a brotherJarpan arrived in Ottawa on Thursday afternoon to see
>s dead as any sleepy little fish- the selection of the “Japanese hood rally on Sunday, Feb. 26,
pa- village. There is no beat, no Canadian of the Half-Century” Dr. Mordecai Johnson, Negro how democracy actually works in our nation's capital.
■wthm that is the heart of a big conducted by poll by the Japan president of Howard University Friday morning they were quizzed by members of the
,J, only the odd stragglers, ese section of The New Canadian. in Washington, D. C., reminded Parliamentary Press Gallery, and through Takizo Mathe people shivering at the streetThe top five were in order, the more than a 1,000 who were sumot o, People’s Cooperative Party member and a
’ar stops or the church-goer Etsu Suzuki, Yasushi Yamazaki, present, that all groups are
Harvard graduate, who acted as interpreter, they talk
Making his usual weekly visit. All Shinkichi Tamura, Eikichi Ka majorities in some aspects and
^,1 the city may have swayed getsu and Jiro Inouye. Of the minorities in others.
He cited ed on a wide variety of subjects.
Chairman of the group, Take-^
Jo the throb of traffic, the pul five mentioned, only Mr. Kagetsu the Negro and the Jew to illus
shi
Yamazaki, secretary general
sating routine of business but on is living.
trate his point.
^unday, a deadly calm, a huso
“The Neg-ro, on this continent,” of the Democratic Liberal Party
Etsu Suzuki, who polled 21
falls and the tom-toms are percent of the vote, was formerly he said, “are in the color minor which is comparable to the Con
silent. . .
the editor of the Daily People, ity, while as Christians, they are servative Party here, and is the
Vhy this digression?
Last and was instrumental in spread in the religious majority. The one holding a majority at this
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The
time,
expressed
appreciation
for
(Sunday we were sprawled about ing the labor union movement Jews are in the religious minor
Justice Department last week
the opportunity to see democ announced that a total of 24,081
’h the living room watching the among Japanese workers, and ity but in the color majority.”
‘Toast Of The Town” show on .strove to enlighten the Japanese
In the meeting of members of racy in action and said that the evacuation claims were filed by
?the television screen. This pro people on democratic ideals.
two different minorities, one trip was proving to be extremely persons of Japanese ancestry
All seeking restitution for real and
duct of man’s ingenuity came upYasushi Yamazaki (10.7 per would use his majority status to interesting and profitable.
parties except the Communists, personal property damages suf
Kith a dramatization of Gordon cent) was one of the pioneer humble the other, he asserted.
Jenkins’ now famed “Manhattan leaders among the Japanese in
The rally was sponsored by the who refused to cooperate, were fered in their evacuation from
Tok ei ”.
Canada and organized the fish women’s division of the Toronto represented in the delegation. The the West Coast, several months
It was more than fascinating ermen’s union among the Ja- committee of the Canadian Coun members -were chosen by the Pre after the outbreak of war.
Jo look and listen to this story joanese. He organized and pub cil of Christians and Jews. Be sident of the House of Council
Total value of the claims will
Vof a man’s love for his big, teem- lished the Tairiku Nippo. He died sides being the president of lors and the Speaker of the not be ascertained until after the
firg city as seen from a window in Japan a few years ago.
Howard College, Dr. Johnson is House of Representatives, and Justice Department completes
' in his tower. The traffic noises
Shinkichi Tamura (7.7 percent) a member of President Truman’s were in no way controlled by the rather lengthy and technical
of busy New York always on the was an outstanding Japanese national advisory council on General MacArthur, but free to job of processing, indexing and
express their own opinions. The filing the forms received. How
go. the majesty of her skylines, businessman in the export-im education.
group said they had nothing but ever, it has been previously
Ihe glittering brilliance of her port trade between Canada and
praise
for MacArthur and his estimated that the total value of
' night life and the serenity of the Japan and was the first to ship Japan May Locate
policies, and thought he was all evacuation claims may exceed
old -woman of the harbour—the Canadian wheat to Japan.
Consulate
In
Canada
doing a wonderful job.
' Statue of Liberty.
$50,000,000.
Eikichi Kagetsu, (7.7 percent)
on
answer
to
questions
In
To date, only a handful of
You can feel all this. You can a successful lumberman on the
The
Canadian
TOKYO.
and
particularly
to
comtrade,
claims have actually been paid,
feel his love for his city, woman B. C. coast before the evacua government, according to sources
like in all its moods, the sweep tion, was also influential in Ja here, is not opposed to having a ments on the doubtful techniques although last year the Justice
^of life in this city on the Hudson
Japanese overseas office in Can employed by pre-war Japan such Department was granted $1,000,panese welfare.
4 and always, you can feel a
ada such as those which are pro as cut-rate prices, dumping tac 000 for paying claims finally
Jiro
Inouye
(5.4
percent)
was
^ibrant rhythm, an essential
posed in the United States. As tics, and misleading trademarks, adjudicated, together with $200,one of the most well educated a step towards semi-diplomatic a member of the delegation re 000 for processing claims.
Jthiobbing beat.
Japanese
pioners and was an out- relations, unofficial Japanese plied that a new Charter of
s And when you see all this on
Mike Masaoka, national JACL
standing
leader.
He
was
one
of
Trade
approved
by
the
occupa
ADC legislative director, said it
J TV screen, you try to feel
consulate offices are expected to
^hether there is a beat in your the early farmers to settle in be opened shortly in New York, tion authorities had been drawn was hoped the department could
"own city, one that this man in Haney, B. C.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and up. Mistakes admittedly had materially speed action on the
been made in the past, but Japan program which, at best, has been
the Manhattan Tower felt, one
Among the others who were Honolulu.
was
now looking toward the fu moving at a noticeably slow
that compelled Damon Runyon,
Such a representation, if set
nominated were Tomekichi Hornture and doing everything pos pace.
t^ark Kellinger and others to
ma who was first to bring up the up in Canada, would record births
sible
to resume trade and be ac
;"nte stories about. But on this question of the franchise, An- and deaths of Japanese citizens
A1- s Tory Sunday, you can’t chika Ikeda who explored what residing in Canada as well as to cepted once again in the family Nixed White Supremacy
of nations.
an answer.
is now known as Ikeda Bay in promote trade.
Mr. Asanuma, a member of Offer, Now Paying Off
the Queen Charlotte Islands and
NATCHES, Miss. — Despite
^O Discrimination Here?
the Social Democratic Party
discovered a copper mine, Yasu- Claims Social Club
its
run-down financial condition,
which is based on principles
S’ a hop, skip and jump taro Yamaga who organized the
Intended For Gambling similar to the British Labor the Jefferson Military College
fror
s xoregoing . , . Saturday farmers’ co-operative, Jinsaburo
declined a $50,000,000 offer be
^eet brawls are quite the Oikawa who brought Japanese
VANCOUVER, B. C. — Chief Party, emphasized . the develop
cause it stipulated a - condition
J\y here. But here was immigrants to Canada to settle Constable Walter Mulligan stat ment of trade union activity and
that
the school teach “white
I thought was a little on Lion Island which was known ed he would oppose the granting the growing awareness by labor
Since then, the
of its important role in influenc suppremacy”.
among the Japanese as Oikawa of a license to two Japanese ing national policy, and its de school’s stock has gone up and
pi/"°
Participants and the
Island, the late Dr. Shuichi Ku Canadian applicants to operate a
it is now faced with a capacity
‘
iKo not so opponents were saka, the brilliant physicist, and social club, as gambling was the termination to see that the mis
enrolment
next September.
scu^^nS’ about when the only woman to be named, purpose of the club and that the takes of the past were not re
peated.
. " abated from the streetcar
building is unsuitable.
sumoto pointed out, Japan is now
Mrs. Toshiko Oikawa.
Y], J e Tonge-Queen intersection.
The plight of the Japanese one - of the most peace-minded
Notice was given to the Van
. “
xnendlies, is supposed
couver civic licenses and claims prisoners of war being held by nations in the world.
e ^am drag, the heart- Proceeds Of Concert
committee early last week that Soviet Russia was touched upon,
Mr. Matsumoto proved him
To Go Towards Charity they would make application for but the delegation had no com self an extremely able interpre
were.
i./ ” “ J >0 w^’ing combatants
The
Nisei charter for their club under the ments to make on the rapidly ter and spokesman for the
WINNIPEG.
be two Negroes who Young "Women’s Club will pre a license when they receive a spreading tide of communism in group. .Four or five of the
nan outweighed and sent a Spring Variety Concert on Provincial Societies Act. Aider China and South East Asia, say younger men carried the main
ea
i by their brutishly
ing that it did not concern them part of the discussion, and their
Friday, April 14, at the YWCA men George Miller and Bert
as
foreign relations were still expressed interest in working for
ies.
Naturally auditorium starting at 8 p.m.
Showier, members of the com
very much under the control of a new Japan based on democra
about amongst an
The proceeds of this concert mittee indicated that they would
SCAP.
Unlike Germany, there tic -principles, and their frankcrowd brought an will be used for charitable pur oppose the granting of the licen
poses. Tickets may be obtained se, not on racial grounds, but is no attempt being made to re ness in admitting past errors,
because of the nature of the club. arm Japan. In fact, as Mr. Mat- created a favorable impression.
(Continued on Page 8)
from members.
just Passing
Through
American Evacuees
Page 2
PAGE TWO
The New Canadian
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Getting Nowhere Fast
Wednesday, Mach 1, 195o
From The Far West
I I
. By Ted Otsu
THE DAILIES
By V. O.
Do
Many an article has been writ • casians, or between Mongoloids daily you remember that old
paper back here 'on
ten on the topic of racial preju and Austroloids. We know tha
the
coast—the Vancouver Sun 9
Toyo Takata
dice.
We
know
’
that
its
manifes
It
—Editor.
there are differences in skin Pigseems that the Sun has chaM
Takaichi Umezuki
tations
exist.
But
to
be
able
to
mentation, in hair texture, anc its attitude towards racial‘di
—Japanese Section Editor
Ken Mori _____
combat and curb the energies of in their respective physical ap—Advertising
crimination. It is now backin'
479 Queen St. W.
prejudice into more humanely pearances. When one notices
PLaza 5005 — Toronto, Ont.
beneficial channels, we must first these differences, and it is na the Canadian Indians in their
Office Hours:
fight against discrimination ana
know what prejudice itself is.
Subscription, in Advance:
tural that one should, then he is
) a.m.-5:30 p.m.
as stated recently in their edi
Some may call me morbid using “racial”
$3.00 for six months
discrimination. “f
Monday to Friday.
fcy are bidding
minded (one has called me a ■ However, when one begins to not
$6.00 per one year
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
goodwill
to
Frank
Calder and IM
hvpociite in no mistakable a ' only discriminate between yellow followers.
m'
Saturday.
Night Calls:
manner) while others more under- 1 and white, but also label values
The Vancouver Daily Proving
standing may classify me as one ' on them, then he is dealing in
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042,
T. Takata RA. 2719
used
to be my favorite until re
of those individuals seeking ' prejudice.
cently. I changed to another
general knowledge.
I
Now, Frank, you say that you
authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
. happened to take cu sory glances don’t agree with my articles paper because the write-up* jn
at two articles that appeared in even before reading them, there the Province did not seem as in
Life and Standard Magazines th fore, at this moment, you should teresting. However, it still rates
_________ Wednesday, Mach 1, 1950
week . . . both articles i be flipping through your lexicon as one of the top sellers on the
newstands.
concerned the Read method of 1 to see what it says about dis
The Vancouver daily
_ Both sides of the political fence in the Ontario child delivery. Now I know that I crimination. Well, Frank, to that I can give the mo ' paper
’m commenting on something show you just how individualistic
4 praise
-Legislature have indicated that the province shall have Istrictly
to
is
the
News-Herald
which
is
out of my sphere, but I (or obstinate) I am, herewith
anti-discriminatory laws. The Government through the
published at Homer Street. It g
quote me as disagreeing with
working towards the equality of
throne speech revealed that it seeks prohibition of re
Webster. In France they have a
all minority groups, a real anti
strictive covenants that discriminate against race, color
circle of dignified sages known
discrimination paper.
collectively as the French Acad
oi meed Meanwhile, .a member of the official Opposi
THE RIGHT MAN
emy. One of their duties is to
tion has drawn up a bill which if enacted would outlaw
Just recently I picked up a
see to it that the French vocabuemployment discrimination in the province.
ux me cop is nor. i lary does not become as corrupt copy of the Christian Science
How far these bills will get in the present session NIox. I recognize tnat the elimina- I as the English one has. Unfor- Monitor. An article by Max Gil
strap interested me. He had
emains to be seen. Provided that it is introduced in tion of fear lessens the tension Innately, our lexigoraphers are written
about Abraham Lincoln
good time, the bill proposed by the Government stands and that the latter lessens some most sensitive to “public usage”, who is very well known and
•
and SO accordmgly (but not
2h > .'“‘a °f PaSSage before the cur-r-ent session is .Wed, anyways, I‘ inserted
the wisely) give new meanings to famous all over the world for his
concluded. However, the fair employment practices preceding paragraph to bring out old words. Of course the silver deeds, towards the equality of
f eaSf?’ "’ UCh ,S ™uch more far-reaching, and intro a pome. That prejudice also has lining in this process of word mankind, regardless of race,
duced by the CCF opposition, will probably face stiff its exterior manifestations of | mutation is that such words as color or creer.
If Lincoln was still alive to
-ear and resulting tension in turn Negro and Japanese will no
opposition, especially in its present form.
day,
we would be proud to have
creating conflict. But what we longer carry certain stigmas and
• i
lloteworthy tHat the time has come when leg must recognize is that the cur
such a. great man of democracy
given it today.
islative bodies here must now tackle the problem of dis - tailment of conflict, and tension connotations
and. this world in which we are
However, to get back to the
living
would be much brighter
:
™Xnf mf “ can "° 10Uger be Sld«wepped or disre- ?.nd fear does not necessarily
topic—then Frank, you and I are
w ? d' abe 5sSue now confronts our elected represen- nean that prejudice itself has agreed (oh, that such as miser and peaceful.
His birthday was celebrated
been eliminated.
able day should come!), that dis
.
f St™glt in the fa“- and "’0 can watch their
recently on Feb. 12 by Spring
Now, again, the immediate!
crimination is sensorial, that is,
reactions to it.
field,
Illinois, his home town, as
preceding paragraph was insert through our five senses, we dis
int “ 4
T6"0 hy that these Esures are being ed to bring out another import tinguish between thisa and thata. well as the entire U. S. A. Almost every
™«
H ’T e Provi"ce in which there has been the ant point, and it concerns the Now, to stretch out illusion a lit Springfield is public place in
named —
in the
most public clamour for action against discrimination. legislative laws to prohibit racial tle further, again w’e are agreed,
discrimination.
Many
people (stop fidgeting Frank!) that pre honor of this great statesman,
e newspapers have been most vehement against it snicker and with The shrug of
judice is something emotional the fighter of mankind.
oiganizations have grouped to fight it, and delegations their dignified shoulder assert and irrational.
f^M'T ?‘e ewemment to do something about it. that you can’t outlaw racial dis
Now, the subject of race pre said that she was unconsciously
crimination;
and
they
are
cor
Z Im ,ilSn .“ “UCh t0 bri"Sthe matter to the attenjudice today has become so im preaching Mahayana Buddhism.
rect. So for the sake of clarity portant that finally it has been She looked at me without flinch
tion of the Ontario Legislature.
ing an eyelash (and that alone is
and understanding let us once
givn a technical name, racism.
Tlie iair-minded citizens and organizations of other ! an<‘ for all
ee as to what this And racism is defined (don’t be some feat, Frank!) and replied
provinces should take note.
stuff racial discrimination and so silly, Frank, put that Webster that it was not unconsciously
prejudice is.
down!) as mythology. Or, in that she was advocating Buddh
ism. Quakerism was born in the
Literally speakin
we cannot other words, racial prejudice or
17 th century under the leaderI outlavr racial discrimination. Anv
racism is based on religion, (no
person with eye sight knows that sacrilege is meant.)
To prove ship of George Fox, a man essentaere are certain “racial” differ that this or that “race” is super Jally moved' by the social injus
1
tices
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CauIt is rare, in these time
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We believe that Niseis should
of Japanese in need of
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\c more attention to such mat mmien, it is comfort and
en- width and length of the human B.C. when Gaukama Buddha at
but this doc
no
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couragement.
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tained enlightenment, then re
mean they are entirely free Iron
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financial straits to<
etc., etc., to justify scientifically
:e which arise are mid than agencies and instituthe Path towards Bodhi through
these better time.
that
his race is superior.
difficult!
ions.
-sos
where
shortwill arise out of death, illnes:
The white man says that he is wisdom and compassion. The
A ace or help in loc
Thus.
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psychologist Jung says we can
or some other unavoidable cause
superior to the Negro because
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learn
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I make the latter commentaries
threat to the security o hi:’ Ci
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1 forever remain as a testim- solation: Heaven or Hell 1 th^H
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as we know there ; cal led noathens. God knows who
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riate the contention that al
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not necessarily well.
y speak on Lbax at the end we will still have
Av
• quaKer religion. At the end prejudice against prejudice, so
(Cont’d. on Page S)
me talk, I approached her and Why talk about it, huh. . . ?
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The New Canadian
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Getting Nowhere Fast
Wednesday, Mach 1, 195o
From The Far West
I I
. By Ted Otsu
THE DAILIES
By V. O.
Do
Many an article has been writ • casians, or between Mongoloids daily you remember that old
paper back here 'on
ten on the topic of racial preju and Austroloids. We know tha
the
coast—the Vancouver Sun 9
Toyo Takata
dice.
We
know
’
that
its
manifes
It
—Editor.
there are differences in skin Pigseems that the Sun has chaM
Takaichi Umezuki
tations
exist.
But
to
be
able
to
mentation, in hair texture, anc its attitude towards racial‘di
—Japanese Section Editor
Ken Mori _____
combat and curb the energies of in their respective physical ap—Advertising
crimination. It is now backin'
479 Queen St. W.
prejudice into more humanely pearances. When one notices
PLaza 5005 — Toronto, Ont.
beneficial channels, we must first these differences, and it is na the Canadian Indians in their
Office Hours:
fight against discrimination ana
know what prejudice itself is.
Subscription, in Advance:
tural that one should, then he is
) a.m.-5:30 p.m.
as stated recently in their edi
Some may call me morbid using “racial”
$3.00 for six months
discrimination. “f
Monday to Friday.
fcy are bidding
minded (one has called me a ■ However, when one begins to not
$6.00 per one year
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
goodwill
to
Frank
Calder and IM
hvpociite in no mistakable a ' only discriminate between yellow followers.
m'
Saturday.
Night Calls:
manner) while others more under- 1 and white, but also label values
The Vancouver Daily Proving
standing may classify me as one ' on them, then he is dealing in
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042,
T. Takata RA. 2719
used
to be my favorite until re
of those individuals seeking ' prejudice.
cently. I changed to another
general knowledge.
I
Now, Frank, you say that you
authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
. happened to take cu sory glances don’t agree with my articles paper because the write-up* jn
at two articles that appeared in even before reading them, there the Province did not seem as in
Life and Standard Magazines th fore, at this moment, you should teresting. However, it still rates
_________ Wednesday, Mach 1, 1950
week . . . both articles i be flipping through your lexicon as one of the top sellers on the
newstands.
concerned the Read method of 1 to see what it says about dis
The Vancouver daily
_ Both sides of the political fence in the Ontario child delivery. Now I know that I crimination. Well, Frank, to that I can give the mo ' paper
’m commenting on something show you just how individualistic
4 praise
-Legislature have indicated that the province shall have Istrictly
to
is
the
News-Herald
which
is
out of my sphere, but I (or obstinate) I am, herewith
anti-discriminatory laws. The Government through the
published at Homer Street. It g
quote me as disagreeing with
working towards the equality of
throne speech revealed that it seeks prohibition of re
Webster. In France they have a
all minority groups, a real anti
strictive covenants that discriminate against race, color
circle of dignified sages known
discrimination paper.
collectively as the French Acad
oi meed Meanwhile, .a member of the official Opposi
THE RIGHT MAN
emy. One of their duties is to
tion has drawn up a bill which if enacted would outlaw
Just recently I picked up a
see to it that the French vocabuemployment discrimination in the province.
ux me cop is nor. i lary does not become as corrupt copy of the Christian Science
How far these bills will get in the present session NIox. I recognize tnat the elimina- I as the English one has. Unfor- Monitor. An article by Max Gil
strap interested me. He had
emains to be seen. Provided that it is introduced in tion of fear lessens the tension Innately, our lexigoraphers are written
about Abraham Lincoln
good time, the bill proposed by the Government stands and that the latter lessens some most sensitive to “public usage”, who is very well known and
•
and SO accordmgly (but not
2h > .'“‘a °f PaSSage before the cur-r-ent session is .Wed, anyways, I‘ inserted
the wisely) give new meanings to famous all over the world for his
concluded. However, the fair employment practices preceding paragraph to bring out old words. Of course the silver deeds, towards the equality of
f eaSf?’ "’ UCh ,S ™uch more far-reaching, and intro a pome. That prejudice also has lining in this process of word mankind, regardless of race,
duced by the CCF opposition, will probably face stiff its exterior manifestations of | mutation is that such words as color or creer.
If Lincoln was still alive to
-ear and resulting tension in turn Negro and Japanese will no
opposition, especially in its present form.
day,
we would be proud to have
creating conflict. But what we longer carry certain stigmas and
• i
lloteworthy tHat the time has come when leg must recognize is that the cur
such a. great man of democracy
given it today.
islative bodies here must now tackle the problem of dis - tailment of conflict, and tension connotations
and. this world in which we are
However, to get back to the
living
would be much brighter
:
™Xnf mf “ can "° 10Uger be Sld«wepped or disre- ?.nd fear does not necessarily
topic—then Frank, you and I are
w ? d' abe 5sSue now confronts our elected represen- nean that prejudice itself has agreed (oh, that such as miser and peaceful.
His birthday was celebrated
been eliminated.
able day should come!), that dis
.
f St™glt in the fa“- and "’0 can watch their
recently on Feb. 12 by Spring
Now, again, the immediate!
crimination is sensorial, that is,
reactions to it.
field,
Illinois, his home town, as
preceding paragraph was insert through our five senses, we dis
int “ 4
T6"0 hy that these Esures are being ed to bring out another import tinguish between thisa and thata. well as the entire U. S. A. Almost every
™«
H ’T e Provi"ce in which there has been the ant point, and it concerns the Now, to stretch out illusion a lit Springfield is public place in
named —
in the
most public clamour for action against discrimination. legislative laws to prohibit racial tle further, again w’e are agreed,
discrimination.
Many
people (stop fidgeting Frank!) that pre honor of this great statesman,
e newspapers have been most vehement against it snicker and with The shrug of
judice is something emotional the fighter of mankind.
oiganizations have grouped to fight it, and delegations their dignified shoulder assert and irrational.
f^M'T ?‘e ewemment to do something about it. that you can’t outlaw racial dis
Now, the subject of race pre said that she was unconsciously
crimination;
and
they
are
cor
Z Im ,ilSn .“ “UCh t0 bri"Sthe matter to the attenjudice today has become so im preaching Mahayana Buddhism.
rect. So for the sake of clarity portant that finally it has been She looked at me without flinch
tion of the Ontario Legislature.
ing an eyelash (and that alone is
and understanding let us once
givn a technical name, racism.
Tlie iair-minded citizens and organizations of other ! an<‘ for all
ee as to what this And racism is defined (don’t be some feat, Frank!) and replied
provinces should take note.
stuff racial discrimination and so silly, Frank, put that Webster that it was not unconsciously
prejudice is.
down!) as mythology. Or, in that she was advocating Buddh
ism. Quakerism was born in the
Literally speakin
we cannot other words, racial prejudice or
17 th century under the leaderI outlavr racial discrimination. Anv
racism is based on religion, (no
person with eye sight knows that sacrilege is meant.)
To prove ship of George Fox, a man essentaere are certain “racial” differ that this or that “race” is super Jally moved' by the social injus
1
tices
of
the
day*.
Buddhism
was
ences
between
Negroes
and
CauIt is rare, in these time
ior, persons have used the
We believe that Niseis should
of Japanese in need of
cephalec index (measuring the extant at least in the year 500
\c more attention to such mat mmien, it is comfort and
en- width and length of the human B.C. when Gaukama Buddha at
but this doc
no
Nrs as welfm
couragement.
In that, we
tained enlightenment, then re
mean they are entirely free Iron
We certainly cannot ignore them. octter equipped to help our own head,), the I. Q., the blood, Sex. turned from Nirvana to preach
financial straits to<
etc., etc., to justify scientifically
:e which arise are mid than agencies and instituthe Path towards Bodhi through
these better time.
that
his race is superior.
difficult!
ions.
-sos
where
shortwill arise out of death, illnes:
The white man says that he is wisdom and compassion. The
A ace or help in loc
Thus.
we
psychologist Jung says we can
or some other unavoidable cause
superior to the Negro because
>
a home or a
table
job
learn
much from the study of
The loss ox- incapacitation of the
e
latter
looks
more
like
the
wded. and not hand-out a
o’.re more attention to
Buddhism.
famixy breadwinner is al wav
ape. but the White man
e
word
welfare
might
im
'vork
in
their
own
conm
I make the latter commentaries
threat to the security o hi:’ Ci
pediently forgets that he re
Most of us contribute to
and his dependents.
in mind a recent letter
to st.
sembles the ape in hairiness
-2
and
other
sort
of
a
v.
For that matter, ver few of
appearing in an issue of Scene
I. sm
groes
have
little
hair),
in
his
thin
and the:
us, if faced with such x: nfortun- 1
[Ts (apes have thin lips), and in magazine. The writer of the let
’ies which. <
as
5
ranv
organiza- ms materialistic and militant be- ter says he does not appreciate
immuno I
wlToevcr is in
tions
held
to hardship
for tho Issei navior (the Negro giving Ameri- loo much the missionarv zeal of
mv
Md folks.
American Christians, I don’t
^ e also note tn
s did
ca
'4
only true culture in the
5
but
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afs t!
bom through the thinx anyone else does either.
-4
cori
3
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donee
of them have some- I
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1 wo
once to a
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our ow
not I
family j
:e for all.
Ws
blood to a
1 forever remain as a testim- solation: Heaven or Hell 1 th^H
distance,
And we unde
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e homes for th 5 I cm
ar
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.4
Thereto
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shall
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as we know there ; cal led noathens. God knows who
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worst, YOU.
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ea
i?..x
person in need. These subs
V hat about my topic ? Web.
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1 ->.fi nigm at the Fellowship
riate the contention that al
ad
I know ultimately, Frank, b
M
ee
not necessarily well.
y speak on Lbax at the end we will still have
Av
• quaKer religion. At the end prejudice against prejudice, so
(Cont’d. on Page S)
me talk, I approached her and Why talk about it, huh. . . ?
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helped make the Glen Miller Nite on top with ten victories in as
| second quarter lapse and fought
of
the
W.
K.
and
TNT
’
s
Jim
Ka
MANUFACTURERS
LIFE
on Feb. 17 a success. Apprecia many games. TNT of Toronto
2' desperately to tie the score and
Insurance
Company
r with Tom Miyashita and Seiji mino were high scorers with 18 tion is also extended to those were runners-up showing a seven
points each.
who donated prizes.
win three loss record.
Takata tossing in 6 points apiece,
the losers managed to come with
Two Toronto quintets, Jets and
Residence:
Elgin 0508
2 Vesta Drive
Stags, were tied for third posi
in 4 points of the Rebels as the
MA fair 1365.
score stood 45-41 with five
tion taking four out of 10. Ham
minutes to go.
ilton Angels had three wins, and
Andrew E„ McKague,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Toronto Barons trailed with but
At this point Frank Sumi was
Public.
banished on personals and was
The upsurging Variety Grill
The second half opened in two victories.
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
Junior semi-finals get under 330 Bay St.
soon joined on the sidelines by pucksters after turning aside the direct contrast with the first as
hardworking Rebel captain Mush stout bid of Nisei Flyers in the the play became wide-open with way tliis Saturday at the C. of
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
TORONTO
Fukumoto, the tower of defensive semis, shot into a 1-game lead end-to-end rushes. Variety could A. N. gym as Jets and TNT stack
up
together
at
8
p.m.
and
the
strength, two minutes later. With with a 2-1 win in the best-of- not capitalize on two HR penal
t niinut.es remaining, Aces coach three finals of the TNHL by ties to Tanaka and Mutt Maka- Alphas and Stags will tangle im
George lakata moving up from outplaying the league leaders, shima but Maw Mori who had mediately following.
guard to pivot position, suffered Homestead Restaurant, in all de been threatening all through
tne ignominy of missing six suc partments, outshooting them 19 the game, snared a loose puck at Winnipeg YBS Holds
cessive free throws which could to 10, and, except for the bril mid-ice, bored in on Fujimoto
baxe tied the game. Terry Izu- liant performance of goalie Nob who seemed transfixed and fired Election At Meeting
J. MIZUHARA
®a broke away at the last by Fujimoto, the score could one from 20 feet out which dent
WINNIPEG. — The Winnipeg
1075 Allard Ave., Montreal
moment to garner the final bas have been higher. He was only ed the hemp to put VG out in YBS in its Annual Meeting at
(Tel.: TR. 3252)
ket of the night.
the
C.C.F.
Hall
on
Feb.
12
held
beaten with two minutes re front 2-1 with two minutes to
The game was extremely wellmaining as the hottest scorer in go. As the seconds ticked away, an election of officers. Saburo
the playoffs, Maw Mori, broke manager Mas Nakao yanked the Nishimura was chosen president.
goalie for an extra forward in a
the 1-1 tie' with a solo effort.
include Amy Sawada, vice-presi
During the regular scheduled desperate measure but the VG
dent; Jean Watanabe, recording
1
league games, the closest Variety defense held up.
secretary; Ryuko Ayukawa, cor
In Hamilton, It’s
Manager Noguchi is ready to
came to a win in the battle of
responding secretary; Karl Ayu
the eateries was a 3-3 tie and wrap up the series with a win
l 'V5.
kawa, treasurer; Bob Ito and Kaz
this first win came on an oppor at Varsity Arena this Saturday Yamamoto, auditors; Terry Sa
tune time. Variety looked to be and with it the championship of wa and Lucy Sakamoto, social
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
razorsharp after their thrilling the TNHL and the Matt Matsui convenors; Kay Ibuki and Tucker
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
comeback over the Flyers in the Challenge Trophy while Nakao ‘ Yamane, sport convenors; Mitsie
wMulNATION
of
Homesteads
is
sure
that
his
semis going into the last game
Sakamoto and Joe Ito, dramatics;
For Fine Chinese Food
•«>7,® !sf7 TOWN PAPER
two goals down while the Home team will come back for two Kay Inouye, publicity; and Akira
straight wins.
steads looked a little sluggish.
local ne>^
dependable
Facilities for
Sakiyama, educational.
(bat is oX To!j need to know all
The game was not as rugged
PARTIES & BANQUETS
The group heard a report by
as in the semis where a total of Badminton
Dance
world
.. e
c5so
««
a
Jean Watanabe on the activities I
■ ^ making-2 XS ‘^ 5re “’
24 penalties were handed out in
which took place during the past
mean so « t '’e“'5 flitch <cn
The Toronto JCCA Badmin
two
games
but
six
minors
were
year. It also was informed of
io^ rour hl* ' f° yOU' *° y°ur
Diamond Engagement
committed, two each going to ton Club is holding its Annual the site of the new Buddhist Hall
t^ ^^ ^f«fe. For
Rings, Birthstones
t^'0^ of naV°-2 °n5 ‘P^'preHR’s ace defenseman Key Ta- Dance this Sat., March 4, at the in the vicinity of William and
And
Jewellery . .
konal news
°n“ ‘nfernaTrinity
United
Church
gym,
naka and Variety forward Ken
Arlington on which construction
for ms: r
Bo substitute
substitute
Rolex,
Elgin and Hamilton
Bloor and Robert from 8:30 to
MONgc? C1“ i! AN
SCIENCE
Adachi.
will commence this spring.
Watches
12 p.m.
y.< F^'U' big beng1
Community
and International
Close checking featured the
of being
This
is
a
date
to
remember
SO
Silverware
ln'^^cnc\\^
national!/,
NEW OWNERS FOR GRILL
opening minutes but VG had the come one and all and enjoy an
Prompt Attention to Mail
paper
J0"' *o«°l
edge in play and their break evening of dancing.
Order Repairs
The Moonlight Grill on 294
Mo.fi0f
‘“e Chnsticn Science
When in Chinatown—It will
came when Tanaka was thumbed
Queen St. W., Toronto, is now
pay you to visit us
JSC stQti^
off for tripping. The eversharp
being operated by the Nobuto
Spence Moni^f
4ristlQn
Christian
first line of Yuki Kameoka, Ken
brothers, Mickey and Harry, as
And u$e w
v‘ews !he News."
Watchmakers & Jewellers
Adachi and Mas Kawaguchi At Sukiyaki Emporium
chef and second cook. Former
55 ELIZABETH* STREET
grabbed the puck and in the en
owner
was
T.
Shiozaki.
u.
s.
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Calif.
TORONTO
EL. 5810
_
on
Funds
suing passing play, Kameoka At a
sukiyal; restaurant in
®ns
Monitor
registered the first goal. The San Francisco, customers are re
U.S.A.
Better Service
.
Tas/^. Food
grillers
kept up a steady attack quired :o observe several customs
’"Option fo^h^-/" »«frod«tory
^^■lor
..
_' '“hrtiticn Science
?nd only the brilliance of Fuji- transpl '.nted from Japan.
-*•05.
| enclose SI.
Owner Kc-nji Ishizaki desires
r.ioto saved HR from further tal
lies. With minutes remaining in his customers who enter the Ja
'seme)
New Private Room Upstairs
the first half, Homesteads gain- panese rooms to do two things
For reservations phone TR 0851 or WA 9974
They
ed a respit and came up with i before they are served.
(address)
Tanaka
’
must
take
off
their
shoes
before
'
the equalizer, Jackie
Manager: David Kong — (Residence) Phone: HO. 4033
;
entering
and
they
must
also
sit
!
one)
on
sinking
one
behind
Tin
Goto
(state)
11 Elizabeth St.
—
Toronto, Ont
| on pillows while eating.
j
a pass by Gordi Mori.
Continuing to play the steady
jT5pi of game tnat carried them
t into second place paid off for the
; Rebels as they nipped the Aces
L in'the first of a 2 out of 3 semiunal series on Feb. 24 at the C.
i
a X gvm. The contest was
J ivnically playoff with both teams
1 checking furiously in an attempt
5 to win that all-important first
g&nis. Ths final score was 52-
0. K. CLEANERS
S. Shinobu
Of Finals, Winners Sharp After Comeback
THIS
LOWE BROS.
CHUNGKING CHOP SIH
THE NEW CANADIAN
PAGE SEVEN
Nisei Juvenile Team
। Standings Unchanged
Rebels Take First Game Near
B' Championship In Major Bowling Race
Arcade Grill are just a step
Of Semi-Final, 52-44 away
All teams in the Toronto Nisei
from the Juvenile “B’’ Major Bowling- League register
MICKEY S. SATO
A g;ent
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Officer 21 Dundas Square
Phone AD-0076-7
Res.: 526 Manning Avenue
TORONTO, ONT.
Res. ME. 6072
handled by the two referees from group championship of the Tor ed a a-2 win over their oppon
the Toronto and District League. onto Hockey League by virtue of ents except Danforths who only,; t
Both teams showed a weakness their 2-0 shut-out win over Os- salvaged the odd point from OK J
from the foul strip with Rebels sington Community Centre. The Cleaners,
-3.
Takeda
kept 5
P 0 STRA IT - COMMERCIAL • COLOUR
netting only eight out of 27 tries first game of the series was their lead intact by beating
played
at
the
new
$125,000
Queen City while Variety
while Aces converted eight out of
Brampton
Arena
on
Feb.
24
and
a total of 21 attempts.
mada. Sora Construction. and
T0W!K STUDIO
On Friday, March 3, the sec the second and perhaps the final Freedman beat Team Nine, Star
ond and possibly final game of game will be played at Ravina Cleaners, Urabe and "Best Clean
the senior semi-finals will be Gardens on Thursday, March 2 ers, 5-2 respectively.
0 S X J tS $ I »
19R0N To
r I < r * 3 S s«
H. Iida was the high man with
played at 8 p.m. at the Church from 7:45 p.m.
Captain Kaz Ishii of Arcade his 840 triple and 361 .single
of All Nations. Aces are faced
who
perform in the TNHL as Others were T. Fujioka 809-278,
The encounter opened slowly with possible elimination and all
with most of tne play restricted indications
point to another Nisei Flyers, sank the first goal M. Matsumoto 756-286, G. KitaM
J to the centre area as both teams crowd-thriller as the two teams at the 7-minute mark followed mura
1011k QUEEN ST. W.
by
Dave
Yonemitsu
’
s
marker
at
T. Yoshida 712-271, G. Mori
; threw a tight cordon around the renew the struggle to enter the
Phone
18-minutes. Paul Nivens in the 268, B. Tanaka 712-304, J. Nij hoop. The end of the first quar- finals.
WA. 6953Arcade nets was outstanding, shizaki 710-277 Y. Saito 7101 ter found both teams tied 12-all
For Pick-up and Delivery
Rebels: P. Hirano 12, Ashika blockin
out the Centre effort
S. Ono 708-346. and. D.
i with veteran Shige Ashikawa wa 10, Mitsui 9, Fukumoto 6, loi
Joe Wani twice, Kaz Ishii and Uchida 707-269.
: and Frank Sumi pacing their re- 6, Kurita 5, Izukawa 4.
Ed Hisaki all drew minors in the
; spective teams.
In the second
Aces: Sumi 11, Miyashita 10, second half but the team held the
j quarter, Mossie Mitsui and Paul
Jrs. Finish Schedule
Oda 7, S. Takata 7, Hayashi 3, Centres scoreless.
j Hirano suddenly caught fire and Onishi 2, Arai 2, G. Takata 2.
Alphas Are Undefeated
; sparked the Rebels to a 29-19
20 Years of Experienced
In an exhibition game, the
APPRECIATION
S halflime lead.
The Junior League wiped up
Service
The Nisei Students Club of U. on Saturday, Feb. 25 and the
As play resumed in the second TNT team from the Junior Lea
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
Phone: Home, LA. 9882
• half, Aces recovered from their gue defeated the undermanned T. wishes to thank all those who Alphas from Hamilton finished
Whizz
Kids
67-52.
Sock
Shintani
Office, EL. 1815
helped make the Glen Miller Nite on top with ten victories in as
| second quarter lapse and fought
of
the
W.
K.
and
TNT
’
s
Jim
Ka
MANUFACTURERS
LIFE
on Feb. 17 a success. Apprecia many games. TNT of Toronto
2' desperately to tie the score and
Insurance
Company
r with Tom Miyashita and Seiji mino were high scorers with 18 tion is also extended to those were runners-up showing a seven
points each.
who donated prizes.
win three loss record.
Takata tossing in 6 points apiece,
the losers managed to come with
Two Toronto quintets, Jets and
Residence:
Elgin 0508
2 Vesta Drive
Stags, were tied for third posi
in 4 points of the Rebels as the
MA fair 1365.
score stood 45-41 with five
tion taking four out of 10. Ham
minutes to go.
ilton Angels had three wins, and
Andrew E„ McKague,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Toronto Barons trailed with but
At this point Frank Sumi was
Public.
banished on personals and was
The upsurging Variety Grill
The second half opened in two victories.
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
Junior semi-finals get under 330 Bay St.
soon joined on the sidelines by pucksters after turning aside the direct contrast with the first as
hardworking Rebel captain Mush stout bid of Nisei Flyers in the the play became wide-open with way tliis Saturday at the C. of
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
TORONTO
Fukumoto, the tower of defensive semis, shot into a 1-game lead end-to-end rushes. Variety could A. N. gym as Jets and TNT stack
up
together
at
8
p.m.
and
the
strength, two minutes later. With with a 2-1 win in the best-of- not capitalize on two HR penal
t niinut.es remaining, Aces coach three finals of the TNHL by ties to Tanaka and Mutt Maka- Alphas and Stags will tangle im
George lakata moving up from outplaying the league leaders, shima but Maw Mori who had mediately following.
guard to pivot position, suffered Homestead Restaurant, in all de been threatening all through
tne ignominy of missing six suc partments, outshooting them 19 the game, snared a loose puck at Winnipeg YBS Holds
cessive free throws which could to 10, and, except for the bril mid-ice, bored in on Fujimoto
baxe tied the game. Terry Izu- liant performance of goalie Nob who seemed transfixed and fired Election At Meeting
J. MIZUHARA
®a broke away at the last by Fujimoto, the score could one from 20 feet out which dent
WINNIPEG. — The Winnipeg
1075 Allard Ave., Montreal
moment to garner the final bas have been higher. He was only ed the hemp to put VG out in YBS in its Annual Meeting at
(Tel.: TR. 3252)
ket of the night.
the
C.C.F.
Hall
on
Feb.
12
held
beaten with two minutes re front 2-1 with two minutes to
The game was extremely wellmaining as the hottest scorer in go. As the seconds ticked away, an election of officers. Saburo
the playoffs, Maw Mori, broke manager Mas Nakao yanked the Nishimura was chosen president.
goalie for an extra forward in a
the 1-1 tie' with a solo effort.
include Amy Sawada, vice-presi
During the regular scheduled desperate measure but the VG
dent; Jean Watanabe, recording
1
league games, the closest Variety defense held up.
secretary; Ryuko Ayukawa, cor
In Hamilton, It’s
Manager Noguchi is ready to
came to a win in the battle of
responding secretary; Karl Ayu
the eateries was a 3-3 tie and wrap up the series with a win
l 'V5.
kawa, treasurer; Bob Ito and Kaz
this first win came on an oppor at Varsity Arena this Saturday Yamamoto, auditors; Terry Sa
tune time. Variety looked to be and with it the championship of wa and Lucy Sakamoto, social
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
razorsharp after their thrilling the TNHL and the Matt Matsui convenors; Kay Ibuki and Tucker
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
comeback over the Flyers in the Challenge Trophy while Nakao ‘ Yamane, sport convenors; Mitsie
wMulNATION
of
Homesteads
is
sure
that
his
semis going into the last game
Sakamoto and Joe Ito, dramatics;
For Fine Chinese Food
•«>7,® !sf7 TOWN PAPER
two goals down while the Home team will come back for two Kay Inouye, publicity; and Akira
straight wins.
steads looked a little sluggish.
local ne>^
dependable
Facilities for
Sakiyama, educational.
(bat is oX To!j need to know all
The game was not as rugged
PARTIES & BANQUETS
The group heard a report by
as in the semis where a total of Badminton
Dance
world
.. e
c5so
««
a
Jean Watanabe on the activities I
■ ^ making-2 XS ‘^ 5re “’
24 penalties were handed out in
which took place during the past
mean so « t '’e“'5 flitch <cn
The Toronto JCCA Badmin
two
games
but
six
minors
were
year. It also was informed of
io^ rour hl* ' f° yOU' *° y°ur
Diamond Engagement
committed, two each going to ton Club is holding its Annual the site of the new Buddhist Hall
t^ ^^ ^f«fe. For
Rings, Birthstones
t^'0^ of naV°-2 °n5 ‘P^'preHR’s ace defenseman Key Ta- Dance this Sat., March 4, at the in the vicinity of William and
And
Jewellery . .
konal news
°n“ ‘nfernaTrinity
United
Church
gym,
naka and Variety forward Ken
Arlington on which construction
for ms: r
Bo substitute
substitute
Rolex,
Elgin and Hamilton
Bloor and Robert from 8:30 to
MONgc? C1“ i! AN
SCIENCE
Adachi.
will commence this spring.
Watches
12 p.m.
y.< F^'U' big beng1
Community
and International
Close checking featured the
of being
This
is
a
date
to
remember
SO
Silverware
ln'^^cnc\\^
national!/,
NEW OWNERS FOR GRILL
opening minutes but VG had the come one and all and enjoy an
Prompt Attention to Mail
paper
J0"' *o«°l
edge in play and their break evening of dancing.
Order Repairs
The Moonlight Grill on 294
Mo.fi0f
‘“e Chnsticn Science
When in Chinatown—It will
came when Tanaka was thumbed
Queen St. W., Toronto, is now
pay you to visit us
JSC stQti^
off for tripping. The eversharp
being operated by the Nobuto
Spence Moni^f
4ristlQn
Christian
first line of Yuki Kameoka, Ken
brothers, Mickey and Harry, as
And u$e w
v‘ews !he News."
Watchmakers & Jewellers
Adachi and Mas Kawaguchi At Sukiyaki Emporium
chef and second cook. Former
55 ELIZABETH* STREET
grabbed the puck and in the en
owner
was
T.
Shiozaki.
u.
s.
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Calif.
TORONTO
EL. 5810
_
on
Funds
suing passing play, Kameoka At a
sukiyal; restaurant in
®ns
Monitor
registered the first goal. The San Francisco, customers are re
U.S.A.
Better Service
.
Tas/^. Food
grillers
kept up a steady attack quired :o observe several customs
’"Option fo^h^-/" »«frod«tory
^^■lor
..
_' '“hrtiticn Science
?nd only the brilliance of Fuji- transpl '.nted from Japan.
-*•05.
| enclose SI.
Owner Kc-nji Ishizaki desires
r.ioto saved HR from further tal
lies. With minutes remaining in his customers who enter the Ja
'seme)
New Private Room Upstairs
the first half, Homesteads gain- panese rooms to do two things
For reservations phone TR 0851 or WA 9974
They
ed a respit and came up with i before they are served.
(address)
Tanaka
’
must
take
off
their
shoes
before
'
the equalizer, Jackie
Manager: David Kong — (Residence) Phone: HO. 4033
;
entering
and
they
must
also
sit
!
one)
on
sinking
one
behind
Tin
Goto
(state)
11 Elizabeth St.
—
Toronto, Ont
| on pillows while eating.
j
a pass by Gordi Mori.
Continuing to play the steady
jT5pi of game tnat carried them
t into second place paid off for the
; Rebels as they nipped the Aces
L in'the first of a 2 out of 3 semiunal series on Feb. 24 at the C.
i
a X gvm. The contest was
J ivnically playoff with both teams
1 checking furiously in an attempt
5 to win that all-important first
g&nis. Ths final score was 52-
0. K. CLEANERS
S. Shinobu
Of Finals, Winners Sharp After Comeback
THIS
LOWE BROS.
CHUNGKING CHOP SIH
Page 8
PAGE EIGHT
SOCIAL CALENDAR
THE NEW CANADIAN
PASSING THRU
(Continued from page 1)
£?J’J Oft CL
Wednesda^Mach. 1, 1950
Noted Can. Missionary
In Japan Passes Away
The death of Dr. Luther L.
Dispensing with any running
MARCH
Young, well-known Presbyterian
ENGAGEMENTS
missionary, was learned recently.
1—Toronto. Aletropolitan Nisei ; commentary on the battle, I can
COALDALE,
Alta. — Miss
Married Couples Group Ac : say that the smallish side was
The 72-year-old man served as
Akemi Iwase, daughter of Mrs.
ivity Night, at 156 Augusta ; definitely not holding their own
missionary and advisor at the
and one of them was on the point Yoshi Iwase of New Denver, Korean Christian Church in Ja
Ave., 8 p.m.
of getting his eyes gouged out. B. C., announced her engage pan and had been in ill-health for
3—Coaldale. Coaldale
Dance, at Lethbridge Trianon However, what I fondly believed ment to Mr. Kanao Tsujiura of some time.
General Insurance
Phone GL-*077
Ballroom, music supplied by । saved this fellow’s eyes was the ('Coaldale, on Jan.-31 at the home
He first went to the Orient in
86
GAMBLE
AVE.
'
of
the
Tsujiura
’
s.
Ballroom Orchestra, 9-1 a.m. I crowd itself and most particu1925 and remained there until
Toronto, Ont.
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
•Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei ' larly, the protests of one old lady
World War II. At the request
Automobile,
Fire, Burglary,
T.
Takayama
and
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Fellowship’s Annual Retreat, j who vehemently uttered her dis
of the Korean Church, he return
Life, Accident & Sickness, etc.
Y. Kawamura.
Morley-Punshon Room 4:15 pleasures.
ed last year* with his wife. Be
Now perhaps down in Atlanta,
p.m.
fore going to Japan, he held
HAMILTON, Ont. — The en
4—Toronto. JCCA Badminton Ga., or any Jim Crow town' be
pastorates near New Glasgow,
Agent
Dance, at Trinity United j low the Mason-Dixon line, the re gagement of Miss Jean Miyoshi N. S., and Aloosejaw, Sask.
Hayashida
to
Mr.
Romeo
Nobuo
Church, Bloor and Robert, > sults may have been different.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
8:30-12 p.m.
| There they might have yelled, Nakasuji was announced on Feb.
COMPANY OF CANADA
Fellowship Retreat
4—Toronto. Aletropolitan Nisei ! “Out, out, damned eyes!” What- 12 at the home of the Hayashi
The Metropolitan Nisei Fel
Box 149
Kamloops, B.C.
Fellowship’s' Saturday Night ever it: might have been there it da’s.
lowship will hold its annual Re
didn’t happen here. . .
(Musical) Alarch.
treat on Sunday, March 5 be
MARRIAGES
4—Kelowna. Kelowna Y.J.C.A.
MONARCH LIFE
ginning
promptly at 4:15 p.m. in
NISHI - DOM AI
and
‘“Variety Concert”, 7:30-10:00
Afaybe I got that impression
TABER, Alta. — The marriage the Morley-Punshon Room in the (
■ p.m., Buddhist Hall.
GENERAL INSURANCE
from just seeing the movie, “In of Miss lyoko Domai and Mr. Metropolitan . Church.
Supper
11—Toronto. Club TNT Dance,
truder In The Dust”. MGM’s Yukio Nishi took place on Feb. will be served during the even
St. George Parish Hall, 7:30Telephone: 1241Y1
filming of the William Faulkner 5 at the residence of the Nishi’s. ing’s program.
11 p.m.
P.O. BOX 182
KAMLOOPS, B.C
book is the fourth in the cycle of Rev. Y. Kawamura officiated.
Rev. Edward Yoshioka and
17—Toronto, Nisei Flyers HocNegro prejudice movies but it
Mr. and Mrs. Nishi are now re nine students from Emmanuel
key Club’s Benefit Dance to- just doesn’t seem to pack the
College will make the Retreat of
siding in Steveston, B. C.
wards the injured players
sanfe wallop as the preceding
special interest to all who come.
1 Adelaida St. E., Toronto
fund' at Polish Hall, 62 Clare three.
BIRTHS
Faulkner who is better'
I.
Barrister and Solicitor
S.
mont St., S to 12.
TORONTO. — Born to Mr. and
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
known for that hush-hush book,
arranged
“Sanctuary”, tells a story of a Airs. Blackie Okuno (nee Polly
APRIL
Oppose Japanese
Nishimura)
a
daughter,
Sharon
Office EL. 5259 Res. LY. 5427
VICTORIA, B. C. — J. D.
14—Winnipeg.
Nisei
Young proud Negro who would have Alasumi, on Feb. 10, at the Tor
been
hung
by
a
Negro-hating
McRae, M.L.A. for Prince Rupert
Women’s Club Spring Variety
onto General Hospital.
mob
but
for
the
efforts
of
a
boy.
stated
recently that members of
Concert, at YWCA auditorium,
The
film
occasionally
resembles
8 p.m.
NISEI FLYERS’ DANCE
the Japanese race should not be
a typical mystery melodrama
The Nisei Flyers’ Hockey Club allowed back to the Pacific coast
and unfortunately like the others, will hold a Benefit Dance to to engage in commercial fishing.
HAMILTON SERVICE
Chop Suey House
HAMILTON. — Rev. Joseph no immediate solution or pana raise an injured players’ fund at At the same time, he said that
92-A
Elizabeth St., Toronto
cea to the problem at hand.
the Polish Hall, 62 Claremont St. a Canadian coast guard be set
Ohm, graduate of Kwansei GaBut the boy played by Claude The date of the affair is Friday, up to safeguard the lives of those
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
kuin, Japan, and now studying in
DINNERS
Toronto, will preach at the All Jarman, in a rich film-end dia March 17.
making a living in the ■ deep
logue with lawyer David Brian,
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 ajn,
Peoples United Church in Hamil
Time is 8 to 12:30 and the ad waters.
learns in a breathless jump to mission, 75c.
Reservations:
ton on Sunday, Alarch 5, at 2:30
maturity
that
“people are run
p.m.
ning away from themselves” and
All interested are invited to
that discrimination must be first Toronto ICCA
come out and hear Rev. Ohm
Community Campaign _______ HELP WANTED
conquered in one’s own mind.
who has also travelled in Europe
Previously received :$2,987.70
EXPERIENCED
short-order
attending various international
Yuichi Saito
2.00 cook. Phone AH 0721, Toronto.
Agent
Weekly Habit
conferences there.
Mr. & Mrs. G. Hayashi
3.00
I. Yahiro
FEMALE HELP WANTED
2.00
(Cant’d from Page 2)
MONARCH LIFE
Best
Cleaners
20.00
GIRL,
18-30, wanted for jewel
WINNIPEG MEETING
port themselves and who
ASSURANCE CO.
Former Club “20”
lery factory work. Applv Can
WINNIPEG. — The next meet without anyone to care for them,
Bowling League
9.98 ada Chain Co., 3 Beverley St.,
ing of the Nisei Young Women’s we will reach the time when Ja Mr. G., Kanichi &
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-25
Toronto.
Kimiko Furumoto
Club will be held at Aliss Alegaf panese aged will have to enter
6.00
Hamilton
OPERATORS, fully experienc
H.
Kobayashi
2.00
fin’s home, 17 Avoca Apartment, these institutions. And it should
Residence:
K. Kobayashi
2.00 ed on ladies sportswear. McIn
on Friday, Alarch 10 at S p.m. be up to us to provide comfort Ken & Grace Kuwabara
3.00 tosh Sportswear, 266 King St. W.,
59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
All members are requested to be to these people.
Mr. & Mrs. Muraki
10.00 Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. S. Muraki
present as finals plans for the
& family
But instead of waiting- until
10.00
concerts will be made and disFOR RENT
H.
Yonekura
3.00
the
time
comes,
the
idea
of
startcussed.
UNFURNISHED-;
2
large
10.00 adjoining
rooms,
continuous
5.09 water, suitable for couple. hotKI
picpaied for the eventuality Air. & Airs. Y. Noda
5.00 2447, Toronto.
Decorators, Plasterers
The Diocesan Board of the Wo- should be a better plan. If pre i Eileen Shintani
3.00
i
Mrs.
S.
Shintani
sent
condition
is
any
criterion,
2.00
and
Auxiliary
____
FOR SALE
WestGeorge Shintani
2.00
Stucco
Works
minster who provided furnishings then it would seem that tougher Mitsue Shintani
5-ROOAI
house,
immediate
3.00
times
might
be
ahead
which
possession, 15 Crocker Ave..
to a church in Japan received a
Mr & Mrs. K. Tanaka
5.00 EL.
0096, Toronto.
thank-you note from the latter would mean that there would be
& Mrs. P. Suzuki
4.00
KANSHIRO OMOTO
Agnes
it
Louis
Suzuki
more
people
needing
assistance.
4.00 _____ROOAI AND BOARD
for the generous gifts.
H.
Hayashi
2.00
Thus the idea to start now has
ROOAI AND BOARDTin ex219 Dunlevy Ave.
Air. & Airs. AI. Hashizume 4.00
some merit.
ALBERT KELAIAN R. o
cnange
for
light
duties
and
babv
Vancouver, B. C.
2.00
sitting.
Bathurst
and
St.
Clair
Mr.
&
Airs.
S.
Inata
3.00
-^ki whj couldn t some organ
references
required.
Atsumi Kamino
Phone MArine 3459
2.00 district,
ization or better still, all organ Alitz Kamino
RE. 8740. Toronto.
2.00
@ Eyes Examined
isations in any one communitv, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kamino
4.00
© Glasses Fitted
work together, to sponsor a bene- Toky Kamino
2.00
511-A St. CLAIR AVE. W
2.00
cit function, for the creation of Penny Kubota
Mr. & Airs. S. Kubota
Quick, Quality Service”
. Clair at Bathurst)
4.00
j a welfare fund ?
Air. S. Kumagai
5.00
5.00
Mr. & Mrs. S
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
10.00
G. Nakamichi
3.00
Air. and Airs. Alin Sasaki. 432
Day — ^E. 9345
2.00
Toronto, Ontario
Dundas St. E., have moved to I. Alatsushita
2.00
Xight — OX. 4203
Yosh Terakit a
2.00
o2 Joanneth Dr.. Toronto.
Ten Stores to Serve You
Air. & Airs. AI. Yasui
2.00
300 Jones Avenue __
4.00
GL
Air
270 Danforth Avenue
T. Kurata
5.00 J
.....
Phone GL. 6774
1010 Shaw Street
3.00 '
— Phone LA. 9203
Far
1432
Danforth
Avenue
10.00
— Phone GL. 2052
Geo. Jame
55S Dundas St. W.___
— Phone WA. 6693
2156 Queen St. E.
L. Kurata
10.00
— Phone OX. 8S25
Mr. & Airs
12IS Kingston Road ....
2.00
— Phone OX. 8652
Air. & Alr:
2116 Danforth Avenue
3.00
— Phone GR. 727a
Air. & Airs
। 00 Pape Avenue ____
6.00
— Phone GE. 1223
3218 Danforth Ave___
21-A ELIZABETH ST.
TORONTO. ONT.
Air. & Airs.
.... Phone OX 9691
BILL TAKEDA
T. Kobayashi
g
i
JOE T. OIKAWA
Lucien C. Kurata
Xi!"0"' a”d b' ' ^
«
TOGO PAINTERS
OPTOMETRIST
DANFORTH CLEANERS
For Tasty Chinese Dishes
Dine With Your Friends at
CATHAY GARDEN
Phone ELgin 7698
This is a paid advertisement I
inserted by the Toronto JCCA. j
g
Saul S. Kadonaga
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
THE NEW CANADIAN
PASSING THRU
(Continued from page 1)
£?J’J Oft CL
Wednesda^Mach. 1, 1950
Noted Can. Missionary
In Japan Passes Away
The death of Dr. Luther L.
Dispensing with any running
MARCH
Young, well-known Presbyterian
ENGAGEMENTS
missionary, was learned recently.
1—Toronto. Aletropolitan Nisei ; commentary on the battle, I can
COALDALE,
Alta. — Miss
Married Couples Group Ac : say that the smallish side was
The 72-year-old man served as
Akemi Iwase, daughter of Mrs.
ivity Night, at 156 Augusta ; definitely not holding their own
missionary and advisor at the
and one of them was on the point Yoshi Iwase of New Denver, Korean Christian Church in Ja
Ave., 8 p.m.
of getting his eyes gouged out. B. C., announced her engage pan and had been in ill-health for
3—Coaldale. Coaldale
Dance, at Lethbridge Trianon However, what I fondly believed ment to Mr. Kanao Tsujiura of some time.
General Insurance
Phone GL-*077
Ballroom, music supplied by । saved this fellow’s eyes was the ('Coaldale, on Jan.-31 at the home
He first went to the Orient in
86
GAMBLE
AVE.
'
of
the
Tsujiura
’
s.
Ballroom Orchestra, 9-1 a.m. I crowd itself and most particu1925 and remained there until
Toronto, Ont.
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
•Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei ' larly, the protests of one old lady
World War II. At the request
Automobile,
Fire, Burglary,
T.
Takayama
and
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Fellowship’s Annual Retreat, j who vehemently uttered her dis
of the Korean Church, he return
Life, Accident & Sickness, etc.
Y. Kawamura.
Morley-Punshon Room 4:15 pleasures.
ed last year* with his wife. Be
Now perhaps down in Atlanta,
p.m.
fore going to Japan, he held
HAMILTON, Ont. — The en
4—Toronto. JCCA Badminton Ga., or any Jim Crow town' be
pastorates near New Glasgow,
Agent
Dance, at Trinity United j low the Mason-Dixon line, the re gagement of Miss Jean Miyoshi N. S., and Aloosejaw, Sask.
Hayashida
to
Mr.
Romeo
Nobuo
Church, Bloor and Robert, > sults may have been different.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
8:30-12 p.m.
| There they might have yelled, Nakasuji was announced on Feb.
COMPANY OF CANADA
Fellowship Retreat
4—Toronto. Aletropolitan Nisei ! “Out, out, damned eyes!” What- 12 at the home of the Hayashi
The Metropolitan Nisei Fel
Box 149
Kamloops, B.C.
Fellowship’s' Saturday Night ever it: might have been there it da’s.
lowship will hold its annual Re
didn’t happen here. . .
(Musical) Alarch.
treat on Sunday, March 5 be
MARRIAGES
4—Kelowna. Kelowna Y.J.C.A.
MONARCH LIFE
ginning
promptly at 4:15 p.m. in
NISHI - DOM AI
and
‘“Variety Concert”, 7:30-10:00
Afaybe I got that impression
TABER, Alta. — The marriage the Morley-Punshon Room in the (
■ p.m., Buddhist Hall.
GENERAL INSURANCE
from just seeing the movie, “In of Miss lyoko Domai and Mr. Metropolitan . Church.
Supper
11—Toronto. Club TNT Dance,
truder In The Dust”. MGM’s Yukio Nishi took place on Feb. will be served during the even
St. George Parish Hall, 7:30Telephone: 1241Y1
filming of the William Faulkner 5 at the residence of the Nishi’s. ing’s program.
11 p.m.
P.O. BOX 182
KAMLOOPS, B.C
book is the fourth in the cycle of Rev. Y. Kawamura officiated.
Rev. Edward Yoshioka and
17—Toronto, Nisei Flyers HocNegro prejudice movies but it
Mr. and Mrs. Nishi are now re nine students from Emmanuel
key Club’s Benefit Dance to- just doesn’t seem to pack the
College will make the Retreat of
siding in Steveston, B. C.
wards the injured players
sanfe wallop as the preceding
special interest to all who come.
1 Adelaida St. E., Toronto
fund' at Polish Hall, 62 Clare three.
BIRTHS
Faulkner who is better'
I.
Barrister and Solicitor
S.
mont St., S to 12.
TORONTO. — Born to Mr. and
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
known for that hush-hush book,
arranged
“Sanctuary”, tells a story of a Airs. Blackie Okuno (nee Polly
APRIL
Oppose Japanese
Nishimura)
a
daughter,
Sharon
Office EL. 5259 Res. LY. 5427
VICTORIA, B. C. — J. D.
14—Winnipeg.
Nisei
Young proud Negro who would have Alasumi, on Feb. 10, at the Tor
been
hung
by
a
Negro-hating
McRae, M.L.A. for Prince Rupert
Women’s Club Spring Variety
onto General Hospital.
mob
but
for
the
efforts
of
a
boy.
stated
recently that members of
Concert, at YWCA auditorium,
The
film
occasionally
resembles
8 p.m.
NISEI FLYERS’ DANCE
the Japanese race should not be
a typical mystery melodrama
The Nisei Flyers’ Hockey Club allowed back to the Pacific coast
and unfortunately like the others, will hold a Benefit Dance to to engage in commercial fishing.
HAMILTON SERVICE
Chop Suey House
HAMILTON. — Rev. Joseph no immediate solution or pana raise an injured players’ fund at At the same time, he said that
92-A
Elizabeth St., Toronto
cea to the problem at hand.
the Polish Hall, 62 Claremont St. a Canadian coast guard be set
Ohm, graduate of Kwansei GaBut the boy played by Claude The date of the affair is Friday, up to safeguard the lives of those
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
kuin, Japan, and now studying in
DINNERS
Toronto, will preach at the All Jarman, in a rich film-end dia March 17.
making a living in the ■ deep
logue with lawyer David Brian,
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 ajn,
Peoples United Church in Hamil
Time is 8 to 12:30 and the ad waters.
learns in a breathless jump to mission, 75c.
Reservations:
ton on Sunday, Alarch 5, at 2:30
maturity
that
“people are run
p.m.
ning away from themselves” and
All interested are invited to
that discrimination must be first Toronto ICCA
come out and hear Rev. Ohm
Community Campaign _______ HELP WANTED
conquered in one’s own mind.
who has also travelled in Europe
Previously received :$2,987.70
EXPERIENCED
short-order
attending various international
Yuichi Saito
2.00 cook. Phone AH 0721, Toronto.
Agent
Weekly Habit
conferences there.
Mr. & Mrs. G. Hayashi
3.00
I. Yahiro
FEMALE HELP WANTED
2.00
(Cant’d from Page 2)
MONARCH LIFE
Best
Cleaners
20.00
GIRL,
18-30, wanted for jewel
WINNIPEG MEETING
port themselves and who
ASSURANCE CO.
Former Club “20”
lery factory work. Applv Can
WINNIPEG. — The next meet without anyone to care for them,
Bowling League
9.98 ada Chain Co., 3 Beverley St.,
ing of the Nisei Young Women’s we will reach the time when Ja Mr. G., Kanichi &
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-25
Toronto.
Kimiko Furumoto
Club will be held at Aliss Alegaf panese aged will have to enter
6.00
Hamilton
OPERATORS, fully experienc
H.
Kobayashi
2.00
fin’s home, 17 Avoca Apartment, these institutions. And it should
Residence:
K. Kobayashi
2.00 ed on ladies sportswear. McIn
on Friday, Alarch 10 at S p.m. be up to us to provide comfort Ken & Grace Kuwabara
3.00 tosh Sportswear, 266 King St. W.,
59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
All members are requested to be to these people.
Mr. & Mrs. Muraki
10.00 Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. S. Muraki
present as finals plans for the
& family
But instead of waiting- until
10.00
concerts will be made and disFOR RENT
H.
Yonekura
3.00
the
time
comes,
the
idea
of
startcussed.
UNFURNISHED-;
2
large
10.00 adjoining
rooms,
continuous
5.09 water, suitable for couple. hotKI
picpaied for the eventuality Air. & Airs. Y. Noda
5.00 2447, Toronto.
Decorators, Plasterers
The Diocesan Board of the Wo- should be a better plan. If pre i Eileen Shintani
3.00
i
Mrs.
S.
Shintani
sent
condition
is
any
criterion,
2.00
and
Auxiliary
____
FOR SALE
WestGeorge Shintani
2.00
Stucco
Works
minster who provided furnishings then it would seem that tougher Mitsue Shintani
5-ROOAI
house,
immediate
3.00
times
might
be
ahead
which
possession, 15 Crocker Ave..
to a church in Japan received a
Mr & Mrs. K. Tanaka
5.00 EL.
0096, Toronto.
thank-you note from the latter would mean that there would be
& Mrs. P. Suzuki
4.00
KANSHIRO OMOTO
Agnes
it
Louis
Suzuki
more
people
needing
assistance.
4.00 _____ROOAI AND BOARD
for the generous gifts.
H.
Hayashi
2.00
Thus the idea to start now has
ROOAI AND BOARDTin ex219 Dunlevy Ave.
Air. & Airs. AI. Hashizume 4.00
some merit.
ALBERT KELAIAN R. o
cnange
for
light
duties
and
babv
Vancouver, B. C.
2.00
sitting.
Bathurst
and
St.
Clair
Mr.
&
Airs.
S.
Inata
3.00
-^ki whj couldn t some organ
references
required.
Atsumi Kamino
Phone MArine 3459
2.00 district,
ization or better still, all organ Alitz Kamino
RE. 8740. Toronto.
2.00
@ Eyes Examined
isations in any one communitv, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kamino
4.00
© Glasses Fitted
work together, to sponsor a bene- Toky Kamino
2.00
511-A St. CLAIR AVE. W
2.00
cit function, for the creation of Penny Kubota
Mr. & Airs. S. Kubota
Quick, Quality Service”
. Clair at Bathurst)
4.00
j a welfare fund ?
Air. S. Kumagai
5.00
5.00
Mr. & Mrs. S
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
10.00
G. Nakamichi
3.00
Air. and Airs. Alin Sasaki. 432
Day — ^E. 9345
2.00
Toronto, Ontario
Dundas St. E., have moved to I. Alatsushita
2.00
Xight — OX. 4203
Yosh Terakit a
2.00
o2 Joanneth Dr.. Toronto.
Ten Stores to Serve You
Air. & Airs. AI. Yasui
2.00
300 Jones Avenue __
4.00
GL
Air
270 Danforth Avenue
T. Kurata
5.00 J
.....
Phone GL. 6774
1010 Shaw Street
3.00 '
— Phone LA. 9203
Far
1432
Danforth
Avenue
10.00
— Phone GL. 2052
Geo. Jame
55S Dundas St. W.___
— Phone WA. 6693
2156 Queen St. E.
L. Kurata
10.00
— Phone OX. 8S25
Mr. & Airs
12IS Kingston Road ....
2.00
— Phone OX. 8652
Air. & Alr:
2116 Danforth Avenue
3.00
— Phone GR. 727a
Air. & Airs
। 00 Pape Avenue ____
6.00
— Phone GE. 1223
3218 Danforth Ave___
21-A ELIZABETH ST.
TORONTO. ONT.
Air. & Airs.
.... Phone OX 9691
BILL TAKEDA
T. Kobayashi
g
i
JOE T. OIKAWA
Lucien C. Kurata
Xi!"0"' a”d b' ' ^
«
TOGO PAINTERS
OPTOMETRIST
DANFORTH CLEANERS
For Tasty Chinese Dishes
Dine With Your Friends at
CATHAY GARDEN
Phone ELgin 7698
This is a paid advertisement I
inserted by the Toronto JCCA. j
g
Saul S. Kadonaga
a:
tl
F
b(
th
F.
ac
Wt
or
3i
Ar