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®lt
rOr
ilU
■No. 90
$6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
p Americans Successful in Hawaii
Mims, 3 Niseis in Territorial Senate
Jcipcin Now Rscovering
in Trade With Canada
j UBSa Election Wot Favorable
OTTAWA — Japan along
with
Italy are two of Canada’s To Japanese American, Kill
HONOLULU, T. H.
candidates Avon two sea.As in the former enemies who are export
Territorial Senate, nine in the ing more to Canada than they Truman Fair Deal Program
in 1938, the last preAvar
House
of Representatives and did
The new make-up of Congress following the elec,
year.
ten on County Boards of Supertions is not considered to be too encouraging to JapaJapan, which shipped only
visors in Hawaii general elec
nese Americans. Coupled with the defeat of several
y;E MOVIES REALLY BET- tions Avhich took place last Aveek. 82,797,000 of goods to Canada
lib era 1-mi n d e d legislators regarded as champions of
jr THAN EVER ? To me, it’s In all, 21 out of 30 Nisei candi in the first eight months of last
year, has built that total up to minority causes was the growth of the conservative
ga a foregone conclusion that dates emerged victorious.
Tom Okino, Nisei atornev N.865,000 this year, largely on element in Congress.
s slogan is merely an adverheaAner sales of textiles, china
^n? agent’s gimmick which from Hilo, won a seat in
Particularly hard to take was
ware,
toys,
and
chemicals.
Her
labelled on any grade of Hol- senate along Avith Senate Pre
the defeat of Senator Scott
publicans. Thus a coalition of
trood film, good, bad, or in sident Wilfred C. Tsukijama. al 1938 total was $4,642,7 62.
cas of Illinois, leader or the
Republicans and Dixiecrats ac
It is also reported that Cana moeratic majority in the last tually hold the upper hand and
so an attorney, from Oahu. With
herent.
can block any civil rights legis
Moues, nowadays, collapse in- a Nisei holdover member of the da is fast recovering in her pre Congress. A guest speaker
war
exports
to
Japan.
Senate,
Toshi
Ansai
of
Moui.
the
J
ACL
Convention
in
Chicago
lation.
j several loose categories—the
slightly over a month ago, he
’.seal, the western, the melo- three Nisei senators for the first
As far as the American, eva
promised that if necessary he
®a—all stereotyped to the time will be serving simulta Premiere Showing
cuation claims is concerned, the
himself would introduce a bill to
pM of money-making vehicle neously in the upper chamber of Of 'Tokyo File 212'
new Congress is believed to have
grte naturalization to the Issei.
hl spells Box Office in big the Territorial Legislature.
lessened
any hope that there be
TO KAO — The world pre- Though, his ouster Avill not sound
Okino is a Democrat, while
a
letters.
So
much
so,
that
an improvement in the claims
life
betimes I get more than a Tsukiyama and Ansai are Repub- miere of “Tokyo File 212” a a death knell to the measure, processing program. With the
Hollywood film produced in Ja the loss of his presence as a key
m be weary of the whole busi- licans.
international situation as it is
pan is to be held next month at member of Senate Avill be felt.
g of going to movies.
Among the successful Nisei
there was hardly a chance that
the Ernie Pyle Theatre. ExOther supporters of the Wal
As long as there are ingre house candidates, three AA'ere De VancouA’erite, Sally Nakamura), ters Bill which Avould equalize the U. S. evacuation claims progats like That Old Debbil Sex mocrats and six Republicans. has an important role in the naturalization in the U. S. Avho ram would be liberalized, but
the form of a Jane Russell or Elected to boards of supervisors film as does Japan’s Frank Sin fell by the wayside Avere Sen. now there is no chance at all.
mrl with the same type of up- Avere eight Nisei Democrats and atra, Katsuhiko Haida, a Ha- Helen Gahagan Douglas of Cali With the elections out of the
Avay, Congress will get down to
adstered bosom (with or with- two Republicans.
Avaii-born singer.
fornia and Rep. John Carroll
chopping domestic appropriations
nt falsies), or the flashy “ex-. . of Colorado who tried to unseat
in favor of bolstering"’the deavagazanda” musical type show
the conservative incumbent. Both fense budget.
idih.or without plot), the
have been regarded as outstand
plywood moguls make .money
The election results have not
ing liberals who have backed the
dwer fist at the box office.
Truman
administration’s fair been all bad. Rep. Francis
sit iney'.’ scarcely make for good j
Walter, the author of the Wal
deal
policy.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Ve- amused during the scene Avhen
a®.
terans of the 442nd combat team a tank crashed down a tree. The
The loss of such as these will ter resolution and the staunchest
Therefore, it’s a rare treat find that fighting an actual tree, the vets discovered, Avas have adverse effect on bills supporter of Japanese Ameri
2! a time for hoop-dee-doo battle is quicker and less com- MGM-groAvn. It had been gvown sought by Truman to extend civ cans in the House has been re
in my calloused eyes see Avhat licated than recreating it for the at the nursery, trucked 6,000 feet il rights. Although the Demo elected. The re-election of Sen.
- be called a good movie. For screen, according to James Pad- high into the mountains, replan crats hold a two-seat majority Herbert Lehman in Nevv York in
in the Senate, this is only nomi face of strong opposition is be
We, stuff like the British- gitt, INS reporter.
ted and then knocked down.
ing hailed as a victory for and
$ Tight Little Island, or
Members of the famous Ame
Ammunition fired for ' the se- nal as the Democratic line-up a A'indication of liberalism.
^ Hearts and Coronets and rican fighting unit that won quence would fight the original includes many southern Demo
However, generally speaking,
^ood efforts like Sunset more individual and unit honors fight a dozen times, the ex-GL’s crats Avho are generally more
opposed to Truman’s fair deal the new Congress is not pleas
fiard or All About Eve. in Italy and France than any
program
than the northern Re- ing to Japanese Americans.
fairly recent four are other Army unit have turned
Henry Oyasato, one of the
^ the best you can see for actors to portray their real-life
(Continued on Page 7)
7puce, anywhere.
role for MGM’s “Go For Broke”
Tie Britishers are masters which stars Van Johnson.
They claim the main, difference
■’t it comes to making gooc
is
ammunition. MGM uses blanks,
Tike ^he aforemenIsland and Hearts and which is all right with the ex
MONTREAL — The Quebec Chapter, JCCA, took
They, are full of sub- GI’s.
£ good look at itself, at the Open Forum meeting held
They recently com p 1 e t e d
and subtle humour unon Nov. 5 at St. Raphael’s House, and decided that its
•bawdy and rather sense- scenes covering their uphill
HAMILTON — ‘Whereas we piogiam should be expanded in the coming months.
Slighter that comes from charge in the Vosges mountains
Some of the projects which
°^ ar*d Costello movie, at Idyllwild. They re-enacted Japanese Canadians gathered
jo Hearts and Coronets, their almost suicidal rescue of here at the Hamilton JCCA found supports were, oratorical sub-committee will be asked to
deal with are:
in which the hero (or the “lost battalion” of the 36th Open Forum and having dis-1 contests, arranging of education
cussed the various aspects of the M meetings and showing o
Texas
division.
7 sets
out
to
cheerfully
Whether it would not be pos
■ ,
---^ueenuny
information
future
of
the
JCCA
and
having
films,
service
on
The actual incident occured
[ eight of his relatives and
sible to reduce the expenditures
^aginative methods he during cold, foggy weather in considered the value of the orga- welfare, and support to athletic of the National JCCA by having
groups.
nization:
it relegate some part of its many
10 Produce the exact de October, 1944.
Possibility of Iiolding some duties and initiative in some
‘
Therefore,
be
it
resorted
that
In
the
re-enactment
of
442nd
rigor mortis is'
!> and you leave the vets had an admiring audience this Hamilton Forum endorse the function to honor high school and fields of activities to the proA a.c°mpletely satisfied of some 200 tourists, plus repre JCCA Creed and recommend to university graduates was dis vincial chapters.
Whether the quota of the
;lnd- °ne con™ent I sentatives of the Division of the National JCCA to endeavour cussed, and its further consider
ation
was
recommended
to
the
to
carry
out
a
program
of
serForestry
and
the
local
sheriff
’
s
National
JCCA budget for Que^ °ne enthusiastic
JCCA executive.
vice
and
creative
activity
that
office,
fire
department,
U.
S.
bee JCCA be reduced as to be
H ‘ x * fIatters your
An
opinion
that
found
Avidewill
further
the
well-being
of
the
Ranger
service,
the
California
more in line with the Western
'Uch
be.abIe to appreJapanese
Canadians.
”
spread
support
was
that
the
Que
provinces
quota.
a movie. Perhaps so. highway commission and eight
This resolution was the out bec Chapter Avas finding its acMGM employees with fire hose
The sub-committee, if ap;iore
tish, and water buckets.
crop of the Hamilton Forum con tivities restricted to
of ointed, will report to the chap
nV°°d makes the
With artillery bursts, automa ducted here on Nov. 10 at the finance and that a larger pro ter’s general meeting prior to
future. Sunset tic weapons, rifles and tanks All People’s Church attended by portion of the amount raised in the next national conference.
All About Eve
some 70 persons, mainly Nisei. the annual fund drive should be
The feeling was unanimous
^Andous,y well-a c t e d blasting away, the possibility of
It
was
passed
by
the
meeting
made
available
to
the
chapter.
that
there was a need for the
fire voas a; constant threat in
a CouPb °f oldish the tinder-dry California forest. after it heard a panel of speak
The meeting voted a recom existence of the National JCCA
Bi
Gloria SAvanOtherwise, the Nisei agreed, ers consisting of Kinzie Tanaka mendation that the executive ap because only such a body could
,Bette D* I the setting Avas realistic and and Fred Kondo of Toronto and j point a sub-committee to study effectively act in the economic
still haven’t “uncomfortably” nostal gic.
Thomas Yoshida, S. Utsunomi-! the finance problem.
and political action fields.
ya
and
Roy
Ito
of
Hamilton.
1
Specific
questions
which
the
They Avere intrigued and
{Coin’d on Page 8)
By Ken Adachi
in
Taking Part in Baffle Scenes For Movies More
I Complicated than Beal Fighting Say 442nd Vets
Hamilton Forum
Urges Creative
Activity Program
K
Expansion Of Activities'
Sought By Quebec Forum
®lt
rOr
ilU
■No. 90
$6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
p Americans Successful in Hawaii
Mims, 3 Niseis in Territorial Senate
Jcipcin Now Rscovering
in Trade With Canada
j UBSa Election Wot Favorable
OTTAWA — Japan along
with
Italy are two of Canada’s To Japanese American, Kill
HONOLULU, T. H.
candidates Avon two sea.As in the former enemies who are export
Territorial Senate, nine in the ing more to Canada than they Truman Fair Deal Program
in 1938, the last preAvar
House
of Representatives and did
The new make-up of Congress following the elec,
year.
ten on County Boards of Supertions is not considered to be too encouraging to JapaJapan, which shipped only
visors in Hawaii general elec
nese Americans. Coupled with the defeat of several
y;E MOVIES REALLY BET- tions Avhich took place last Aveek. 82,797,000 of goods to Canada
lib era 1-mi n d e d legislators regarded as champions of
jr THAN EVER ? To me, it’s In all, 21 out of 30 Nisei candi in the first eight months of last
year, has built that total up to minority causes was the growth of the conservative
ga a foregone conclusion that dates emerged victorious.
Tom Okino, Nisei atornev N.865,000 this year, largely on element in Congress.
s slogan is merely an adverheaAner sales of textiles, china
^n? agent’s gimmick which from Hilo, won a seat in
Particularly hard to take was
ware,
toys,
and
chemicals.
Her
labelled on any grade of Hol- senate along Avith Senate Pre
the defeat of Senator Scott
publicans. Thus a coalition of
trood film, good, bad, or in sident Wilfred C. Tsukijama. al 1938 total was $4,642,7 62.
cas of Illinois, leader or the
Republicans and Dixiecrats ac
It is also reported that Cana moeratic majority in the last tually hold the upper hand and
so an attorney, from Oahu. With
herent.
can block any civil rights legis
Moues, nowadays, collapse in- a Nisei holdover member of the da is fast recovering in her pre Congress. A guest speaker
war
exports
to
Japan.
Senate,
Toshi
Ansai
of
Moui.
the
J
ACL
Convention
in
Chicago
lation.
j several loose categories—the
slightly over a month ago, he
’.seal, the western, the melo- three Nisei senators for the first
As far as the American, eva
promised that if necessary he
®a—all stereotyped to the time will be serving simulta Premiere Showing
cuation claims is concerned, the
himself would introduce a bill to
pM of money-making vehicle neously in the upper chamber of Of 'Tokyo File 212'
new Congress is believed to have
grte naturalization to the Issei.
hl spells Box Office in big the Territorial Legislature.
lessened
any hope that there be
TO KAO — The world pre- Though, his ouster Avill not sound
Okino is a Democrat, while
a
letters.
So
much
so,
that
an improvement in the claims
life
betimes I get more than a Tsukiyama and Ansai are Repub- miere of “Tokyo File 212” a a death knell to the measure, processing program. With the
Hollywood film produced in Ja the loss of his presence as a key
m be weary of the whole busi- licans.
international situation as it is
pan is to be held next month at member of Senate Avill be felt.
g of going to movies.
Among the successful Nisei
there was hardly a chance that
the Ernie Pyle Theatre. ExOther supporters of the Wal
As long as there are ingre house candidates, three AA'ere De VancouA’erite, Sally Nakamura), ters Bill which Avould equalize the U. S. evacuation claims progats like That Old Debbil Sex mocrats and six Republicans. has an important role in the naturalization in the U. S. Avho ram would be liberalized, but
the form of a Jane Russell or Elected to boards of supervisors film as does Japan’s Frank Sin fell by the wayside Avere Sen. now there is no chance at all.
mrl with the same type of up- Avere eight Nisei Democrats and atra, Katsuhiko Haida, a Ha- Helen Gahagan Douglas of Cali With the elections out of the
Avay, Congress will get down to
adstered bosom (with or with- two Republicans.
Avaii-born singer.
fornia and Rep. John Carroll
chopping domestic appropriations
nt falsies), or the flashy “ex-. . of Colorado who tried to unseat
in favor of bolstering"’the deavagazanda” musical type show
the conservative incumbent. Both fense budget.
idih.or without plot), the
have been regarded as outstand
plywood moguls make .money
The election results have not
ing liberals who have backed the
dwer fist at the box office.
Truman
administration’s fair been all bad. Rep. Francis
sit iney'.’ scarcely make for good j
Walter, the author of the Wal
deal
policy.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Ve- amused during the scene Avhen
a®.
terans of the 442nd combat team a tank crashed down a tree. The
The loss of such as these will ter resolution and the staunchest
Therefore, it’s a rare treat find that fighting an actual tree, the vets discovered, Avas have adverse effect on bills supporter of Japanese Ameri
2! a time for hoop-dee-doo battle is quicker and less com- MGM-groAvn. It had been gvown sought by Truman to extend civ cans in the House has been re
in my calloused eyes see Avhat licated than recreating it for the at the nursery, trucked 6,000 feet il rights. Although the Demo elected. The re-election of Sen.
- be called a good movie. For screen, according to James Pad- high into the mountains, replan crats hold a two-seat majority Herbert Lehman in Nevv York in
in the Senate, this is only nomi face of strong opposition is be
We, stuff like the British- gitt, INS reporter.
ted and then knocked down.
ing hailed as a victory for and
$ Tight Little Island, or
Members of the famous Ame
Ammunition fired for ' the se- nal as the Democratic line-up a A'indication of liberalism.
^ Hearts and Coronets and rican fighting unit that won quence would fight the original includes many southern Demo
However, generally speaking,
^ood efforts like Sunset more individual and unit honors fight a dozen times, the ex-GL’s crats Avho are generally more
opposed to Truman’s fair deal the new Congress is not pleas
fiard or All About Eve. in Italy and France than any
program
than the northern Re- ing to Japanese Americans.
fairly recent four are other Army unit have turned
Henry Oyasato, one of the
^ the best you can see for actors to portray their real-life
(Continued on Page 7)
7puce, anywhere.
role for MGM’s “Go For Broke”
Tie Britishers are masters which stars Van Johnson.
They claim the main, difference
■’t it comes to making gooc
is
ammunition. MGM uses blanks,
Tike ^he aforemenIsland and Hearts and which is all right with the ex
MONTREAL — The Quebec Chapter, JCCA, took
They, are full of sub- GI’s.
£ good look at itself, at the Open Forum meeting held
They recently com p 1 e t e d
and subtle humour unon Nov. 5 at St. Raphael’s House, and decided that its
•bawdy and rather sense- scenes covering their uphill
HAMILTON — ‘Whereas we piogiam should be expanded in the coming months.
Slighter that comes from charge in the Vosges mountains
Some of the projects which
°^ ar*d Costello movie, at Idyllwild. They re-enacted Japanese Canadians gathered
jo Hearts and Coronets, their almost suicidal rescue of here at the Hamilton JCCA found supports were, oratorical sub-committee will be asked to
deal with are:
in which the hero (or the “lost battalion” of the 36th Open Forum and having dis-1 contests, arranging of education
cussed the various aspects of the M meetings and showing o
Texas
division.
7 sets
out
to
cheerfully
Whether it would not be pos
■ ,
---^ueenuny
information
future
of
the
JCCA
and
having
films,
service
on
The actual incident occured
[ eight of his relatives and
sible to reduce the expenditures
^aginative methods he during cold, foggy weather in considered the value of the orga- welfare, and support to athletic of the National JCCA by having
groups.
nization:
it relegate some part of its many
10 Produce the exact de October, 1944.
Possibility of Iiolding some duties and initiative in some
‘
Therefore,
be
it
resorted
that
In
the
re-enactment
of
442nd
rigor mortis is'
!> and you leave the vets had an admiring audience this Hamilton Forum endorse the function to honor high school and fields of activities to the proA a.c°mpletely satisfied of some 200 tourists, plus repre JCCA Creed and recommend to university graduates was dis vincial chapters.
Whether the quota of the
;lnd- °ne con™ent I sentatives of the Division of the National JCCA to endeavour cussed, and its further consider
ation
was
recommended
to
the
to
carry
out
a
program
of
serForestry
and
the
local
sheriff
’
s
National
JCCA budget for Que^ °ne enthusiastic
JCCA executive.
vice
and
creative
activity
that
office,
fire
department,
U.
S.
bee JCCA be reduced as to be
H ‘ x * fIatters your
An
opinion
that
found
Avidewill
further
the
well-being
of
the
Ranger
service,
the
California
more in line with the Western
'Uch
be.abIe to appreJapanese
Canadians.
”
spread
support
was
that
the
Que
provinces
quota.
a movie. Perhaps so. highway commission and eight
This resolution was the out bec Chapter Avas finding its acMGM employees with fire hose
The sub-committee, if ap;iore
tish, and water buckets.
crop of the Hamilton Forum con tivities restricted to
of ointed, will report to the chap
nV°°d makes the
With artillery bursts, automa ducted here on Nov. 10 at the finance and that a larger pro ter’s general meeting prior to
future. Sunset tic weapons, rifles and tanks All People’s Church attended by portion of the amount raised in the next national conference.
All About Eve
some 70 persons, mainly Nisei. the annual fund drive should be
The feeling was unanimous
^Andous,y well-a c t e d blasting away, the possibility of
It
was
passed
by
the
meeting
made
available
to
the
chapter.
that
there was a need for the
fire voas a; constant threat in
a CouPb °f oldish the tinder-dry California forest. after it heard a panel of speak
The meeting voted a recom existence of the National JCCA
Bi
Gloria SAvanOtherwise, the Nisei agreed, ers consisting of Kinzie Tanaka mendation that the executive ap because only such a body could
,Bette D* I the setting Avas realistic and and Fred Kondo of Toronto and j point a sub-committee to study effectively act in the economic
still haven’t “uncomfortably” nostal gic.
Thomas Yoshida, S. Utsunomi-! the finance problem.
and political action fields.
ya
and
Roy
Ito
of
Hamilton.
1
Specific
questions
which
the
They Avere intrigued and
{Coin’d on Page 8)
By Ken Adachi
in
Taking Part in Baffle Scenes For Movies More
I Complicated than Beal Fighting Say 442nd Vets
Hamilton Forum
Urges Creative
Activity Program
K
Expansion Of Activities'
Sought By Quebec Forum
Page 2
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The New Canadian
Wednesday, Nov 15 19-0
THE NEW CANADIAN
STATEMENT FROM CO-OP. COMMITTEE
cept advice from
^
should notify the fe^
Committee of his d^Ge'
represented by the"V° M
Claimants Group, Who
then take full responsibility? J
such advice as they aay\y|
and such representations as thev |
The Co-operative Committee ronto Claimants Committee are,
with to make the following of course, at liberty to disagree
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
with the conclusions of ’ the
statement:
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
Some months three represen Co-operative Committee and to
as a medium of expression and news outlet
tatives of the group known as advise whoever wishes to listen
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
The Toronto Claimants Commit to their advice. It should be
T.oyo Takata
.Editor.
tee were permitted to sit as clear, however, that when they may wish to make on behaH J-l
Takaichi Umezuki
Japanese Section Editor
members of the Co-operative do so, they’ are not acting with the claimants whom they r^l
Ken Mori
Advertising
Committee. This action w a s the approval or endorsement in sent.
I
479 Queen St. M
PLaza 5005
Toronto, Ont.
taken upon the recommendation any’ way of the Co-operative
Co-Operative Committee On
of the National JCCA.. Recently Committee and should there be
Night Calls:
the National JCCA have seen any’ claimant who wishes to acJapanese Canadians
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042
T. Takata RA. 2719
fit to withdraw their approval
Office Hours:
of such representation and the
Subscription, in Advance:
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Co-operative Committee concur
?3.00 for six months
Monday to Friday.
ring in their judgment asked the Editor, The New Canadian:
on with the important public
$6.00 per one year
9:00 a.m.-12 noon®
three representatives to resign
A number of statements have meeting.
Saturday.
from the Co-operative ommittee. been made in your paper by the
Disgusted Clairaanq
It
was
hoped
that
yvhen
they
National
JCCA
implying
that
Toronto!
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
were appointed, that the appoint the Toronto Claimants Commit
ment would enable the vieyvs of tee is a self-appointed group Editor, The New Canadian:
Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1950
the group of Toronto claimants representing a: small minority’ of
The “City Archives” is
— a- re-i I
yvhom they represented, to be claimants in the Toronto Area.
cording office; we receive eacj a
brought to the Co-operative
As a claimant and a JCCA month over sixty newspapers]
Committee. Hoyvever, it should member I feel entitled to de- all are put away in their sepal
by TAEKO OIKAWA
, all of you yvould have had an be made clear, that the Co-ope nounce such actions on the part rate boxes for posterity to poul
Note: The best article among I enjoyable evening if you could rative Committee yvas not in a of the National JCCA to mis der ov er, as I imagine thev ™
the grade 8 students in the have been here yvith us. I was position to give special recog represent facts for the purpose We canot read them all, but J
Croyv Creek Settlement in Opa- sorry yvhen the exciting party nition to local groups of claim of deceiving the public.
read some, in part.
ants and that the organization
satika, Ont. was the following finally came to an end.
I attended the meeting spon
The ‘Nevy’ Canadian’ has beer
Our mothers and fathers and to yvhich it looked for advice and sored by the Toronto JCCA. received regularly, and is care! J
written by’ Miss Taeko Oikayva.
Hallowe’en in this lovely’ North also the older girls and boys assistance in connection with the Chapter at which the Toronto fully placed away. Who yvill eJ s
ern Ontario town is obviously’ got into the act on October 28. claims and other matters affect- I Claimants Committee yvas elec read it, and why yve cannoj
carried out yvith just as much The party has given by the ing Japanese Canadians across | ted by ballot mailed to all guess, but it seems the propel
spirit of fun, or perhaps more Croyv Creek Athletic Club and Canada, yvas and is the National claimants in the Toronto area. thing to do.
1
so, than the kids in the big the tyvo capable and hardyvork-' Japanese Canadian Citizens As How the
JCCA
There was a. daily newspapa
cities. In any event, this article ing convenors Rosabel Tsuyuki sociation, from yvhich it has al- make
published in Vancouver in 189i
may bring back fond memories and Margaret ^Horikawa took yvays received the closest and have regarding a committee and about; it was published fj •5
most satisfactory assistance.
which yvas created by its own three years. Today not a singl
of other Hallowe’ens that you care of the details.
Everyone had to dress up. in ■ Apart from the yvithdrawal by Toronto Chapter is beyond me! copy in perfect state remain!
have enjoyed.
their Halloyve’en costumes and the National JCCA of its ap
If the National JCCA is con- we have a torn one; the onl *
Hello, everybody in Canada!
it was certainly funny to see proval of the representations of vinced that the Toronto Claim trace that such a neyvspaper wa
I guess all of you had a good our mothers and fathers wear- the Toronto Claimants Commit ants Committee represents a ever published, and throivn on|
sleep after- the great excitement ing each other’s clothes. The tee, the Co-operative Committee mere handful of claimants yvhy the doorsteps every evening fl
of Halloyve’en Night. Have you young people all came dressed was in a position yvhich would do they hesitate to appear at a three years. In 1898 the “Worll s
ever yvondered hoyv yve girls and .in masquerades and yve all en probably have required ■ it to public meeting yvhere the audi newspaper published and pr|
boys here in Crow’ Creek Settle- joyed the games and refresh- take action by yvay of request ence can decide on the validity sented to its readers a ‘bird!
m e n t celebrate
Halloyve’en ? ments.
eye’ view lithograph of the Ci|
ing the resignation of these of their statement?
Well, I can tell you that yve
N oyv comes a question yvhich gentlemen in any event.
A JCCA member. of Vancouver. It was a beaua
think yve have just as much I think all boys and girls enjoy
Toronto. ful thing, and must have bes
The Toronto Claimants group
fun as the girls and boys in the
$
*
*
That’s, “Going out for
very expensive to produce. H
c
big cities and toyvns. Although Halloyve ’en treats?” Small child- has purported to give advice to
E
day there are five copies onj
E
claimants across Canada by Editor, The New Canadian:
t
Croyy’ Creek is isolated among ren, bisg children, you should
in existance, so far as we knoi
means of nationallv circulated
Your
issue
of
Nov.
8
carried
- the backyvoods of Northern On have seen the sight!
3
publications, in regs’.rd to the another statement attacking the yve have three of them.
§
tario and surrounded by forests,
About a year ago the Vanci
Some yvere carrying packsacks signing of releases, in direct Toronto Claimants Conunittee.
many exciting things happen.
A
ver
Airport offices burned. 1
on their backs and others yvere contradiction of the sdvice being
The statement describes at
ri
Let me tell you about Hallo- holding paper bags. It yvas very
tendered by the Co-operative great length the discourtesies day they have not a single :
yve’en for I’m sure that you’ll funny to see them running up to Committee after careful consi
suffered by the National JCCA cord of their activities for t
enjoy reading- about all the fun. the doors to beg for- treats. At
e<
deration, and with the advice of at the hands of the Toronto last 17 or more years; all we
First of all, I must tell you some places, yve had to sing its legal counsel.
Claimants Committee. But sure up in flames. We managed j
preserve a good deal, and wfl
about Mrs. Renison, the kindly, songs before we got a treat or
The opinion of the Co-opera ly, an organization- such as the
we have is the only record |
energetic yvife of Bishop R. J. else we had to perform some
tive Committee on these matters National JCCA is concerned with,
Renison of Schumacher. In early trick. What a pretty picture r
the early years of the Yanei
yvas fully knoyvn to those of its issues more vital than those
Airport. These tales can|
ver
autumn, she broke her ankle, yvas! I didn’t even know yvho
members who are also members concerning etiquette and forma
and as she is a great friend yve yvas yvho.
told times on end.
|
of the Toronto Claimants Group. lity.
J. S. Mafthl
students thought it yvould be
According to reports, two in
P
It yvould obviously be impos
I’m sure that people are still
nice if yve yvrote friendly letters
x
CITY ARCHIVH
vitations
have
now
been
extend
sible
for
the
Co-operative
Com
and dreyv pictures to make her wondering today yvho some of
mittee to be of assistance to ed to the National Executive
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
happy. This yve did. She really the children yvere yvho callee
claimants if some of its mem Committee to participate in an
and
beg-ged
for
treats.
When
yve
Canadian acknd
appreciated our kindness and as
The
bers yvere to circulate ady-ice of open discussion on Evacuation
yvent
to
school
the
next
day,
edges with thanks generous <
a token of her gratitude, she
a directly contrary nature to Claims. The original iny’itation nations from the following: j
our
teacher
asked
yvho
yvere
the
gave the girls and boys of our
tyvo-headed horse and the young that given by the Committee it- came from the Toronto Claim
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kurokai
school a lovely gift foi- our Haself.
ants Committee and the second Lillooet, B. C., on occasion,
lady
from
Japan.
lowe’en party.
The Co-operative Committee in the form of a resolution from birth of daughter.
ri
1
The g’irls and boys yvho have
On the night of October 20
the
public
meeting
held
on
Oct.
would
wish to r^ake it clear to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. S
yve had our happy party. Vve left our Settlement for1 other
27.
those
claimants
who
have
rebuya, Toronto, on the birxl^
thought that since Hallowe’en parts of Ontario and ..Canada
Ci
tained
it,
that
they
are
at
any
Apart
from
the
lack
of
trivial
, their daughter.
|
CH
yvas so near at hand that every- yvill certainly yvish they yvere
time free to terminate their re- formalities concerning methods
Mr. S. P. Yamauchi, Edna
one should dress in Hallowe’en back at Croyv Creek yvhen they tainer
of
the
Co-operative
Comof
invitation,
why
is
the
Natio
ton
on the occasion of his rea
*3
costumes in order to make our read all about our Halloyve’en
oto
mittee
and
to
seek
advice
elsenal
Executive
Committee
so
remarriage.
party more interesting and live fun. I personally think that of
yvhere.
This
is
the
course
which
luctant
to
appear
at
a
public
Mr. Tokikazu Tanaka, Torog
ly. That night yvhen everybody all the Halloyve’ens I have celeshould
be
adopted
if
any
claimmeeting
discussing
such
an
imon birth of grandson.
■
came to the party, you should brated, this yvas the one -I enant has lost his confidence in portant subject ? Their stateMr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Murakami®
joyed
the
most.
have seen the sig'ht! Everyone
the ability of' the Co-operative ments in the press seem to indi- Vital, Man. on birth of son.g So toyvas dressed up so comically that
5 5<
Committee to advise him, ade .’ate a desire to evade the re
Mr. Y. Kondo, Toronto, ong h 3 ’
yve could not stop laughing. The Dancing Partner
quately.
sponsibility of appearing at a cassion of marriage of son.
Michi Ide and
teachers.
NEW YORK — A
Mr. Otozo Tsujimoto, Tor®
It is, however, only a source public meeting.
d to guess yvho writer,
George Furiya, yvas of confusion, if claimants, yvhile
on
occasion of marriage ox 3
I am sure that a large num
yve all really yvefe but they taking lesson,
s in modern danc- continuing- to retain the Co-ope ber of claimants and the public
Mr. Enjiro Nakashima, Td
hardly knew yvho yvas yvho.
ing from I uriko Amemiya, rative Committee to act for
at large are anxious to know to, on engagement of ^au=g
To add to the fun, everybody
Iw
dance instructress. them, seek advice from other the facts on the Past, Present,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tano'^ej
received a treat. Some received
partner yvas the groups in respect to the very and Future of Evacuation Los
ronto, on engagement of
handkerchiefs yvhile others re Hollywood actress, Paulette
matters in which the Co-opera- ses.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Arinobu, ■
ceived story books, cut-out books Goddard, also taking classes
tive Committee has given defi
So let’s stop this petty quibb William, on the birth
and other useful things. I think from Miss Amemiya.
nite and clear advice. The To- ling on social etiquette and get daughter.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
HALLOWE'EN IN CROW CREEK
I
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The New Canadian
Wednesday, Nov 15 19-0
THE NEW CANADIAN
STATEMENT FROM CO-OP. COMMITTEE
cept advice from
^
should notify the fe^
Committee of his d^Ge'
represented by the"V° M
Claimants Group, Who
then take full responsibility? J
such advice as they aay\y|
and such representations as thev |
The Co-operative Committee ronto Claimants Committee are,
with to make the following of course, at liberty to disagree
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
with the conclusions of ’ the
statement:
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
Some months three represen Co-operative Committee and to
as a medium of expression and news outlet
tatives of the group known as advise whoever wishes to listen
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
The Toronto Claimants Commit to their advice. It should be
T.oyo Takata
.Editor.
tee were permitted to sit as clear, however, that when they may wish to make on behaH J-l
Takaichi Umezuki
Japanese Section Editor
members of the Co-operative do so, they’ are not acting with the claimants whom they r^l
Ken Mori
Advertising
Committee. This action w a s the approval or endorsement in sent.
I
479 Queen St. M
PLaza 5005
Toronto, Ont.
taken upon the recommendation any’ way of the Co-operative
Co-Operative Committee On
of the National JCCA.. Recently Committee and should there be
Night Calls:
the National JCCA have seen any’ claimant who wishes to acJapanese Canadians
T. Umezuki — OX. 7042
T. Takata RA. 2719
fit to withdraw their approval
Office Hours:
of such representation and the
Subscription, in Advance:
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Co-operative Committee concur
?3.00 for six months
Monday to Friday.
ring in their judgment asked the Editor, The New Canadian:
on with the important public
$6.00 per one year
9:00 a.m.-12 noon®
three representatives to resign
A number of statements have meeting.
Saturday.
from the Co-operative ommittee. been made in your paper by the
Disgusted Clairaanq
It
was
hoped
that
yvhen
they
National
JCCA
implying
that
Toronto!
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
were appointed, that the appoint the Toronto Claimants Commit
ment would enable the vieyvs of tee is a self-appointed group Editor, The New Canadian:
Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1950
the group of Toronto claimants representing a: small minority’ of
The “City Archives” is
— a- re-i I
yvhom they represented, to be claimants in the Toronto Area.
cording office; we receive eacj a
brought to the Co-operative
As a claimant and a JCCA month over sixty newspapers]
Committee. Hoyvever, it should member I feel entitled to de- all are put away in their sepal
by TAEKO OIKAWA
, all of you yvould have had an be made clear, that the Co-ope nounce such actions on the part rate boxes for posterity to poul
Note: The best article among I enjoyable evening if you could rative Committee yvas not in a of the National JCCA to mis der ov er, as I imagine thev ™
the grade 8 students in the have been here yvith us. I was position to give special recog represent facts for the purpose We canot read them all, but J
Croyv Creek Settlement in Opa- sorry yvhen the exciting party nition to local groups of claim of deceiving the public.
read some, in part.
ants and that the organization
satika, Ont. was the following finally came to an end.
I attended the meeting spon
The ‘Nevy’ Canadian’ has beer
Our mothers and fathers and to yvhich it looked for advice and sored by the Toronto JCCA. received regularly, and is care! J
written by’ Miss Taeko Oikayva.
Hallowe’en in this lovely’ North also the older girls and boys assistance in connection with the Chapter at which the Toronto fully placed away. Who yvill eJ s
ern Ontario town is obviously’ got into the act on October 28. claims and other matters affect- I Claimants Committee yvas elec read it, and why yve cannoj
carried out yvith just as much The party has given by the ing Japanese Canadians across | ted by ballot mailed to all guess, but it seems the propel
spirit of fun, or perhaps more Croyv Creek Athletic Club and Canada, yvas and is the National claimants in the Toronto area. thing to do.
1
so, than the kids in the big the tyvo capable and hardyvork-' Japanese Canadian Citizens As How the
JCCA
There was a. daily newspapa
cities. In any event, this article ing convenors Rosabel Tsuyuki sociation, from yvhich it has al- make
published in Vancouver in 189i
may bring back fond memories and Margaret ^Horikawa took yvays received the closest and have regarding a committee and about; it was published fj •5
most satisfactory assistance.
which yvas created by its own three years. Today not a singl
of other Hallowe’ens that you care of the details.
Everyone had to dress up. in ■ Apart from the yvithdrawal by Toronto Chapter is beyond me! copy in perfect state remain!
have enjoyed.
their Halloyve’en costumes and the National JCCA of its ap
If the National JCCA is con- we have a torn one; the onl *
Hello, everybody in Canada!
it was certainly funny to see proval of the representations of vinced that the Toronto Claim trace that such a neyvspaper wa
I guess all of you had a good our mothers and fathers wear- the Toronto Claimants Commit ants Committee represents a ever published, and throivn on|
sleep after- the great excitement ing each other’s clothes. The tee, the Co-operative Committee mere handful of claimants yvhy the doorsteps every evening fl
of Halloyve’en Night. Have you young people all came dressed was in a position yvhich would do they hesitate to appear at a three years. In 1898 the “Worll s
ever yvondered hoyv yve girls and .in masquerades and yve all en probably have required ■ it to public meeting yvhere the audi newspaper published and pr|
boys here in Crow’ Creek Settle- joyed the games and refresh- take action by yvay of request ence can decide on the validity sented to its readers a ‘bird!
m e n t celebrate
Halloyve’en ? ments.
eye’ view lithograph of the Ci|
ing the resignation of these of their statement?
Well, I can tell you that yve
N oyv comes a question yvhich gentlemen in any event.
A JCCA member. of Vancouver. It was a beaua
think yve have just as much I think all boys and girls enjoy
Toronto. ful thing, and must have bes
The Toronto Claimants group
fun as the girls and boys in the
$
*
*
That’s, “Going out for
very expensive to produce. H
c
big cities and toyvns. Although Halloyve ’en treats?” Small child- has purported to give advice to
E
day there are five copies onj
E
claimants across Canada by Editor, The New Canadian:
t
Croyy’ Creek is isolated among ren, bisg children, you should
in existance, so far as we knoi
means of nationallv circulated
Your
issue
of
Nov.
8
carried
- the backyvoods of Northern On have seen the sight!
3
publications, in regs’.rd to the another statement attacking the yve have three of them.
§
tario and surrounded by forests,
About a year ago the Vanci
Some yvere carrying packsacks signing of releases, in direct Toronto Claimants Conunittee.
many exciting things happen.
A
ver
Airport offices burned. 1
on their backs and others yvere contradiction of the sdvice being
The statement describes at
ri
Let me tell you about Hallo- holding paper bags. It yvas very
tendered by the Co-operative great length the discourtesies day they have not a single :
yve’en for I’m sure that you’ll funny to see them running up to Committee after careful consi
suffered by the National JCCA cord of their activities for t
enjoy reading- about all the fun. the doors to beg for- treats. At
e<
deration, and with the advice of at the hands of the Toronto last 17 or more years; all we
First of all, I must tell you some places, yve had to sing its legal counsel.
Claimants Committee. But sure up in flames. We managed j
preserve a good deal, and wfl
about Mrs. Renison, the kindly, songs before we got a treat or
The opinion of the Co-opera ly, an organization- such as the
we have is the only record |
energetic yvife of Bishop R. J. else we had to perform some
tive Committee on these matters National JCCA is concerned with,
Renison of Schumacher. In early trick. What a pretty picture r
the early years of the Yanei
yvas fully knoyvn to those of its issues more vital than those
Airport. These tales can|
ver
autumn, she broke her ankle, yvas! I didn’t even know yvho
members who are also members concerning etiquette and forma
and as she is a great friend yve yvas yvho.
told times on end.
|
of the Toronto Claimants Group. lity.
J. S. Mafthl
students thought it yvould be
According to reports, two in
P
It yvould obviously be impos
I’m sure that people are still
nice if yve yvrote friendly letters
x
CITY ARCHIVH
vitations
have
now
been
extend
sible
for
the
Co-operative
Com
and dreyv pictures to make her wondering today yvho some of
mittee to be of assistance to ed to the National Executive
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
happy. This yve did. She really the children yvere yvho callee
claimants if some of its mem Committee to participate in an
and
beg-ged
for
treats.
When
yve
Canadian acknd
appreciated our kindness and as
The
bers yvere to circulate ady-ice of open discussion on Evacuation
yvent
to
school
the
next
day,
edges with thanks generous <
a token of her gratitude, she
a directly contrary nature to Claims. The original iny’itation nations from the following: j
our
teacher
asked
yvho
yvere
the
gave the girls and boys of our
tyvo-headed horse and the young that given by the Committee it- came from the Toronto Claim
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kurokai
school a lovely gift foi- our Haself.
ants Committee and the second Lillooet, B. C., on occasion,
lady
from
Japan.
lowe’en party.
The Co-operative Committee in the form of a resolution from birth of daughter.
ri
1
The g’irls and boys yvho have
On the night of October 20
the
public
meeting
held
on
Oct.
would
wish to r^ake it clear to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. S
yve had our happy party. Vve left our Settlement for1 other
27.
those
claimants
who
have
rebuya, Toronto, on the birxl^
thought that since Hallowe’en parts of Ontario and ..Canada
Ci
tained
it,
that
they
are
at
any
Apart
from
the
lack
of
trivial
, their daughter.
|
CH
yvas so near at hand that every- yvill certainly yvish they yvere
time free to terminate their re- formalities concerning methods
Mr. S. P. Yamauchi, Edna
one should dress in Hallowe’en back at Croyv Creek yvhen they tainer
of
the
Co-operative
Comof
invitation,
why
is
the
Natio
ton
on the occasion of his rea
*3
costumes in order to make our read all about our Halloyve’en
oto
mittee
and
to
seek
advice
elsenal
Executive
Committee
so
remarriage.
party more interesting and live fun. I personally think that of
yvhere.
This
is
the
course
which
luctant
to
appear
at
a
public
Mr. Tokikazu Tanaka, Torog
ly. That night yvhen everybody all the Halloyve’ens I have celeshould
be
adopted
if
any
claimmeeting
discussing
such
an
imon birth of grandson.
■
came to the party, you should brated, this yvas the one -I enant has lost his confidence in portant subject ? Their stateMr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Murakami®
joyed
the
most.
have seen the sig'ht! Everyone
the ability of' the Co-operative ments in the press seem to indi- Vital, Man. on birth of son.g So toyvas dressed up so comically that
5 5<
Committee to advise him, ade .’ate a desire to evade the re
Mr. Y. Kondo, Toronto, ong h 3 ’
yve could not stop laughing. The Dancing Partner
quately.
sponsibility of appearing at a cassion of marriage of son.
Michi Ide and
teachers.
NEW YORK — A
Mr. Otozo Tsujimoto, Tor®
It is, however, only a source public meeting.
d to guess yvho writer,
George Furiya, yvas of confusion, if claimants, yvhile
on
occasion of marriage ox 3
I am sure that a large num
yve all really yvefe but they taking lesson,
s in modern danc- continuing- to retain the Co-ope ber of claimants and the public
Mr. Enjiro Nakashima, Td
hardly knew yvho yvas yvho.
ing from I uriko Amemiya, rative Committee to act for
at large are anxious to know to, on engagement of ^au=g
To add to the fun, everybody
Iw
dance instructress. them, seek advice from other the facts on the Past, Present,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tano'^ej
received a treat. Some received
partner yvas the groups in respect to the very and Future of Evacuation Los
ronto, on engagement of
handkerchiefs yvhile others re Hollywood actress, Paulette
matters in which the Co-opera- ses.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Arinobu, ■
ceived story books, cut-out books Goddard, also taking classes
tive Committee has given defi
So let’s stop this petty quibb William, on the birth
and other useful things. I think from Miss Amemiya.
nite and clear advice. The To- ling on social etiquette and get daughter.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
HALLOWE'EN IN CROW CREEK
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Page 7
Wednesdays Nov. lb, 19o0
THE NEW CANADIAN
PAGE SEVEN
Edmonton Niseis Enjoy First Social of Season
i Senior Cagers
Provided you wore but casual । Open Friday
by Florence Yamauchi
Edmonton, Alta. — Strike up jewellry, plain socks and ate no
Another season in the Toronto
the music! Roll out the drums! breakfast you could readily win Nisei Senior Basketball League
Vancouver mat fans are seeing Hawaii’s weightlifting champ
the
“
elimination
dance
”
as
was
Let all the trumpets play! Thus
resumes on Friday Nov. 17 at and Judo expert Harold Sakata gruntin’ 'n groanin’ in the padded
to pick up points
to the various melodious notes, proved by Jean Nakamura and the Church of All Nations gym. square of Exhibition Gardens. He’s the only Ni
Yosh
Kabayama.
the three “jins” nihonjins, hakuS. weightlifting
In the double-headed opener. in the Olympic Games, gaining wins for the
It seems that tne hakujin are
team
in
the
London
games
in
1948.
iins and shinajins shuffled and
defending champions Mustangs
Billed as Mr. Sakata, (it has the Mr. Moto motif) ho. however;
jived for three solid hours at better “potato dancers” as was 'face the Aces at S p.m. with
the
is on the “hero” side and not cast as a crafty, snake-eved Oriental
the E.N.C.F.C. sponsored dance proved by Dot Campbell and Rebels - Whizz Kids clash
to villain.
held in the spacious Eagles Hall. Bob Macintosh and Jean Lunan follow.
To start the ball rolling, Eiko and Eddie Nakamura (he’s a niIncidentally, Vancouver today
11 n on
Iwashita and Henry Yamauchi honjin).
"With the strains of "West a
sports issue at Toronto was at this time last year. A
i ho imulibegan with the customary “BinNest
and
You
”
ringing
in
the
cations are greatly similar.
go Dance”. After everybody
ears,
the
Janes
collected
their
Remember that the anti-Sunday sports group m‘r<
.1 an unwas in the groove Florence Ya
wraps
while
the
Joes
put cn
restricted Sunday sports into the proposed plebiscite r the citv
mauchi and Sets Miyashita won
their caps . . . with yawns and
With
Spadina
picking
up
hall,
in order to have it defeated? And that it backfired
five
the “spot-dance.” Each was presore feet all were' homeward points from Best Cleaners while
Well, the same thing is happening in Vancouver. only that
sented with a huge “mickeybound . .
Let
’
s
take
the
Lon
group
learning the lesson from Toronto has done a lot better.
second-place
Urabe
Insurance
mouse” balloon
Way Home”.
was being given a drubbing by
In order to have it defeated the opposing group of aldermen
Although leap year doesn’t
A
vote
of
thanks
to
the
E.N
show-place
Queen
City,
Spadina
proposed
a plebiscit
de-open Sunday which includ
leap In for a couple of years (but
C.F.C executive who worked ar went eight points up on the liquor clubs, pool halls, cabarets and all forms of ent< vinment.
Sadie Hawkins day is just
duously to make the dance The Jewellers who took over second Naturally, most people are opposed to total Sabbath an
around the corner) a ladies’
success it
*
*
$
and a special place with 47 points. Thus Urabe
choice was next, Many a Jane
thanks to Tats Kubota who so fell back to third.
The two council members who were the proponents if Sunday
like June Tak, Eva Shimizu,
wonderfully M. C’ed the
enNat Freedman’s closed the sports opposed the ‘loaded’ plebiscite but the majority ruled and
Tomiye Iwashita, led their Joe
brig
gap between fourth and Vancouver citizens next month will vote on the issue.
on to the floor. Some of the
The E.N.C.F.C. and its associ- fifth place by gaining the max
By the way, guess who instigated^the vote on wide-open
weaker sex didn’t have the
ates will board the Dogparch imum from Danforths while Sunday ?
courage to lead the male, so
Special to attend the.Sadie Haw fourth-place Takeda Insurance
None other than our old, endeared friend. Aid. Halford D.
therefore, the ladies tag fol
kins dance to be held on the could take but a pair of points Wilson. Remember' ?
lowed. Since it was for the be
17th of November at the Legion from Sora Construction. S. S. S.
That city hall team of Wilson and DeGreaves were quite a
nefit of the ladies, many a pro
of Frontiersman Hall. Be see and Y amada Studios both won nuisance to us, weren’t they.
spector like Yoshiye Iwashita, ing you then . . .
5—2 from Moonlite and O. K.
See in-the movie news reels where the Jolter. Joe DiMaggio of
Joyce Kiyooka and Margaret
Cleaners
respectively.
the Babe Ruth
the
always world champions, Yankees
Katayama were noticed survey
Tosh Fujioka topped individu reception. The big crowds he drew were something that must have
PASSING THRU
ing the lucky victims.
ally
with an evening’s chore made even that iceman’s heart pound a little faster.
At this point, some of the
(Cont’d from Page 1)
of 812 which should boost his
He made the trip at the invitation of the Japanese newspapers
gentlemen
or
“well-groomed
already
high
average.
Other
showing
what he could do and teaching the Japanese kids. He was
lost
the magic touch.
wolves” formed a huddle, and
scores
were
M.
Sugamori
775,
accompanied by the Seals manager Lefty O’doul from whom Joe
Bulgy-eyed Bette Davis has
a men’s tag resulted. Such Jees
Y.
Saito
774,
J.
Izumi
723
(cur
picked up a lot of baseball and who is an institution in Japan.
as Ben Shikaze, Keiya Miyashi- always been an old favorite of
rent
high
average
man)
and
T.
He can’t stay away.
ta, Don Matsuba and Henry mine and her acting in All About
Nishino
707.
In a long ball hitting match with Japan’s wurrent home-run
Yamauchi were seen with THAT Eve which is actually an indict
Single marks were way off king, Makoto Kozuru, Joe poled out two round-trippers in 20
gleam.
ment of the Broadway stage
were
pitches while Makoto hit four over the fence,
Suddenly the orchestra swung life, is nothing less than marvel with Y. Saito’s 304 and M. Sugathe much livelier Nippon-brand pill.
out with a Latin American tune. lous. Gloria. Swanson, the silent- mori’s 300 being the best.
With George Matsuba leading screen star, is definitely before
Members of the minor Western team were to have seen and
the curvacious, carvacious, vi my time, but her performance in
heard
1950 National League Most Valuable Player Jim Konstanty
vacious, spacious ? ? ? ? a. conga Sunset Boulevard, which in turn,
when
he
returned to the scene of his minor league days of two
line was formed. After this sl'in- is an indictment of Hollywood
years ago to talk to the boys yesterday.
beating session the
patrons morals, matches Daws’ glitter.
An attempt was made to bring up the American League MVP
I think one of these not so
played “Houdini” and made ice
Toronto Mustangs,
en- Phil Rizzuto, but he wasn’t available.
cold cokes and sticky donuts dis youngish gals will take the try in the interracial Community
appear.
Academy Award, for what it’s League, encouraged by the re
f
SAY
442ND
VETS
worth.
turn to form of veteran Jeep
But the overwhelming number Inamoto who is insisting that
I
(Continued from Page ID
TED TETSUO OTSU
X
of mediocre, r u n-o f-t h e-m i i 1 this is his last year in basket
agent of
movies is discouraging. Some ball, plucked a soft touch in St. 442nd men who received a battle
Harold Kutsukake J
Dawson Realty Co.
times all the press agents have Stans, the Polish team, as they field commission, said that
300 Powell St., Vancouver
6 Rednor Road
to do is drum up some trumped- won going away, 53—32. Ina MGM struck the right role on
everything
in
filming
the
scene.
GRover 1307
Phone MA. 8812
up, clandestine love-affair among moto who potted seven points,
i
Toronto
one or more of the principal act- countered three baskets out of
Other studio improvements
i
Will Call
lot of four attempts.
ors, make sure it
won the approval of the veterans.
ink in the papers, the sensation
T. Kobayashi
Playing at St. Vladimirs on Front line transportation, as the
seeking tabloids, and the trade Nov. 12, the Niseis gained an vets now try to forget, was
Agent
magazines, and then they get a overwhelming 34—12 margin at mainly on foot. Now actors, they
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
DISTINCTIVE STYLING
sure-fire box office seller Any- mid-time then matched their op- drive to the “battleground’ in
COMPANY OF CANADA
thing for a fast buck. these ponents for t:he balance of the automobiles. A property man
AND TAILORING
Boz 149
Kamloops, B.C.
days.
game. Sheets showed Herby Mi- hands them rifles, bayonets and
To your individual
that yasaki cashing in 15 points and shells. A wardrobe man stores
I certainly can’t
MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN Mucka Makimoto 11, to lead the and issues uniforms and any fox
measurement
NOBBY FUJISAWA
holes
to
be
dug
are
done
under
EVER.
basket parade.
REPRESENTATIVE
Both ladies and men’s
the approving eyes of the vetethe
Next
game
pits
them
at
Sun Life Assurance
Suits and Overcoats
TOKYO — More than 70 per UNF on Nov. 19 against the rans by studio workmen. FoxCompany of Canada
housekeeping
much
hole
cent of some 10,000 students in Macedonians. It is slated as the
easier this way.
Royal Bank Bldg.
49 universities in Japan are second game.
working their way through
The 442nd veterans claims
MICHI ASHIKAWA
Phone PA. 5321
school.
Res. 1111 Davie St.,
they never had it so good, says
CLUB TNT DANCE
Vancouver, B. C.
Will Call
Phone EL. 4136
Club TNT is presenting their Padgitt. They found a home in
Patronize
.
at the studio.
season
second
dance
of
the
'Our Advertisers
;
Parish, John and
t. George
on Nov. 18.
tephanie Sts.
NISEI STUDENTS’ CLUE
and
Doors are open from
Myrtle's Beauty Shop
dancing continue; to 11 p.m. All
Decorators, Plasterers
are welcome to attend and meet
Complete Beauty Service
and
Toronto’s teenagers at one of
Stucco Works
for the Entire Family
their favorite haunts.
Mustangs Find
Easy Going Win
FUR COAT
TOGO PAINTERS
Fall Dance
KANSHIRO OMOTO
289 E. Hastings
Phone PAcific 8411
219 Dunlevy Ave.
Another location:
1250 Robson St.
Phone MArine 3459
Vancouver
Saturday, November 18th
JOHNNY NAKASHIMA
Oil Burners, Roofing,
Rock Wool Insulation,
Gurney Furnaces.
117 Alton Ave.,
PHONE
Toronto.
HA. 5550
5
UNF Auditorium 297 College St.
Dancing from 8:30 p.m.
Admission —
Entertainment at Intermission
1
i
1
i
THE NEW CANADIAN
PAGE SEVEN
Edmonton Niseis Enjoy First Social of Season
i Senior Cagers
Provided you wore but casual । Open Friday
by Florence Yamauchi
Edmonton, Alta. — Strike up jewellry, plain socks and ate no
Another season in the Toronto
the music! Roll out the drums! breakfast you could readily win Nisei Senior Basketball League
Vancouver mat fans are seeing Hawaii’s weightlifting champ
the
“
elimination
dance
”
as
was
Let all the trumpets play! Thus
resumes on Friday Nov. 17 at and Judo expert Harold Sakata gruntin’ 'n groanin’ in the padded
to pick up points
to the various melodious notes, proved by Jean Nakamura and the Church of All Nations gym. square of Exhibition Gardens. He’s the only Ni
Yosh
Kabayama.
the three “jins” nihonjins, hakuS. weightlifting
In the double-headed opener. in the Olympic Games, gaining wins for the
It seems that tne hakujin are
team
in
the
London
games
in
1948.
iins and shinajins shuffled and
defending champions Mustangs
Billed as Mr. Sakata, (it has the Mr. Moto motif) ho. however;
jived for three solid hours at better “potato dancers” as was 'face the Aces at S p.m. with
the
is on the “hero” side and not cast as a crafty, snake-eved Oriental
the E.N.C.F.C. sponsored dance proved by Dot Campbell and Rebels - Whizz Kids clash
to villain.
held in the spacious Eagles Hall. Bob Macintosh and Jean Lunan follow.
To start the ball rolling, Eiko and Eddie Nakamura (he’s a niIncidentally, Vancouver today
11 n on
Iwashita and Henry Yamauchi honjin).
"With the strains of "West a
sports issue at Toronto was at this time last year. A
i ho imulibegan with the customary “BinNest
and
You
”
ringing
in
the
cations are greatly similar.
go Dance”. After everybody
ears,
the
Janes
collected
their
Remember that the anti-Sunday sports group m‘r<
.1 an unwas in the groove Florence Ya
wraps
while
the
Joes
put cn
restricted Sunday sports into the proposed plebiscite r the citv
mauchi and Sets Miyashita won
their caps . . . with yawns and
With
Spadina
picking
up
hall,
in order to have it defeated? And that it backfired
five
the “spot-dance.” Each was presore feet all were' homeward points from Best Cleaners while
Well, the same thing is happening in Vancouver. only that
sented with a huge “mickeybound . .
Let
’
s
take
the
Lon
group
learning the lesson from Toronto has done a lot better.
second-place
Urabe
Insurance
mouse” balloon
Way Home”.
was being given a drubbing by
In order to have it defeated the opposing group of aldermen
Although leap year doesn’t
A
vote
of
thanks
to
the
E.N
show-place
Queen
City,
Spadina
proposed
a plebiscit
de-open Sunday which includ
leap In for a couple of years (but
C.F.C executive who worked ar went eight points up on the liquor clubs, pool halls, cabarets and all forms of ent< vinment.
Sadie Hawkins day is just
duously to make the dance The Jewellers who took over second Naturally, most people are opposed to total Sabbath an
around the corner) a ladies’
success it
*
*
$
and a special place with 47 points. Thus Urabe
choice was next, Many a Jane
thanks to Tats Kubota who so fell back to third.
The two council members who were the proponents if Sunday
like June Tak, Eva Shimizu,
wonderfully M. C’ed the
enNat Freedman’s closed the sports opposed the ‘loaded’ plebiscite but the majority ruled and
Tomiye Iwashita, led their Joe
brig
gap between fourth and Vancouver citizens next month will vote on the issue.
on to the floor. Some of the
The E.N.C.F.C. and its associ- fifth place by gaining the max
By the way, guess who instigated^the vote on wide-open
weaker sex didn’t have the
ates will board the Dogparch imum from Danforths while Sunday ?
courage to lead the male, so
Special to attend the.Sadie Haw fourth-place Takeda Insurance
None other than our old, endeared friend. Aid. Halford D.
therefore, the ladies tag fol
kins dance to be held on the could take but a pair of points Wilson. Remember' ?
lowed. Since it was for the be
17th of November at the Legion from Sora Construction. S. S. S.
That city hall team of Wilson and DeGreaves were quite a
nefit of the ladies, many a pro
of Frontiersman Hall. Be see and Y amada Studios both won nuisance to us, weren’t they.
spector like Yoshiye Iwashita, ing you then . . .
5—2 from Moonlite and O. K.
See in-the movie news reels where the Jolter. Joe DiMaggio of
Joyce Kiyooka and Margaret
Cleaners
respectively.
the Babe Ruth
the
always world champions, Yankees
Katayama were noticed survey
Tosh Fujioka topped individu reception. The big crowds he drew were something that must have
PASSING THRU
ing the lucky victims.
ally
with an evening’s chore made even that iceman’s heart pound a little faster.
At this point, some of the
(Cont’d from Page 1)
of 812 which should boost his
He made the trip at the invitation of the Japanese newspapers
gentlemen
or
“well-groomed
already
high
average.
Other
showing
what he could do and teaching the Japanese kids. He was
lost
the magic touch.
wolves” formed a huddle, and
scores
were
M.
Sugamori
775,
accompanied by the Seals manager Lefty O’doul from whom Joe
Bulgy-eyed Bette Davis has
a men’s tag resulted. Such Jees
Y.
Saito
774,
J.
Izumi
723
(cur
picked up a lot of baseball and who is an institution in Japan.
as Ben Shikaze, Keiya Miyashi- always been an old favorite of
rent
high
average
man)
and
T.
He can’t stay away.
ta, Don Matsuba and Henry mine and her acting in All About
Nishino
707.
In a long ball hitting match with Japan’s wurrent home-run
Yamauchi were seen with THAT Eve which is actually an indict
Single marks were way off king, Makoto Kozuru, Joe poled out two round-trippers in 20
gleam.
ment of the Broadway stage
were
pitches while Makoto hit four over the fence,
Suddenly the orchestra swung life, is nothing less than marvel with Y. Saito’s 304 and M. Sugathe much livelier Nippon-brand pill.
out with a Latin American tune. lous. Gloria. Swanson, the silent- mori’s 300 being the best.
With George Matsuba leading screen star, is definitely before
Members of the minor Western team were to have seen and
the curvacious, carvacious, vi my time, but her performance in
heard
1950 National League Most Valuable Player Jim Konstanty
vacious, spacious ? ? ? ? a. conga Sunset Boulevard, which in turn,
when
he
returned to the scene of his minor league days of two
line was formed. After this sl'in- is an indictment of Hollywood
years ago to talk to the boys yesterday.
beating session the
patrons morals, matches Daws’ glitter.
An attempt was made to bring up the American League MVP
I think one of these not so
played “Houdini” and made ice
Toronto Mustangs,
en- Phil Rizzuto, but he wasn’t available.
cold cokes and sticky donuts dis youngish gals will take the try in the interracial Community
appear.
Academy Award, for what it’s League, encouraged by the re
f
SAY
442ND
VETS
worth.
turn to form of veteran Jeep
But the overwhelming number Inamoto who is insisting that
I
(Continued from Page ID
TED TETSUO OTSU
X
of mediocre, r u n-o f-t h e-m i i 1 this is his last year in basket
agent of
movies is discouraging. Some ball, plucked a soft touch in St. 442nd men who received a battle
Harold Kutsukake J
Dawson Realty Co.
times all the press agents have Stans, the Polish team, as they field commission, said that
300 Powell St., Vancouver
6 Rednor Road
to do is drum up some trumped- won going away, 53—32. Ina MGM struck the right role on
everything
in
filming
the
scene.
GRover 1307
Phone MA. 8812
up, clandestine love-affair among moto who potted seven points,
i
Toronto
one or more of the principal act- countered three baskets out of
Other studio improvements
i
Will Call
lot of four attempts.
ors, make sure it
won the approval of the veterans.
ink in the papers, the sensation
T. Kobayashi
Playing at St. Vladimirs on Front line transportation, as the
seeking tabloids, and the trade Nov. 12, the Niseis gained an vets now try to forget, was
Agent
magazines, and then they get a overwhelming 34—12 margin at mainly on foot. Now actors, they
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
DISTINCTIVE STYLING
sure-fire box office seller Any- mid-time then matched their op- drive to the “battleground’ in
COMPANY OF CANADA
thing for a fast buck. these ponents for t:he balance of the automobiles. A property man
AND TAILORING
Boz 149
Kamloops, B.C.
days.
game. Sheets showed Herby Mi- hands them rifles, bayonets and
To your individual
that yasaki cashing in 15 points and shells. A wardrobe man stores
I certainly can’t
MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN Mucka Makimoto 11, to lead the and issues uniforms and any fox
measurement
NOBBY FUJISAWA
holes
to
be
dug
are
done
under
EVER.
basket parade.
REPRESENTATIVE
Both ladies and men’s
the approving eyes of the vetethe
Next
game
pits
them
at
Sun Life Assurance
Suits and Overcoats
TOKYO — More than 70 per UNF on Nov. 19 against the rans by studio workmen. FoxCompany of Canada
housekeeping
much
hole
cent of some 10,000 students in Macedonians. It is slated as the
easier this way.
Royal Bank Bldg.
49 universities in Japan are second game.
working their way through
The 442nd veterans claims
MICHI ASHIKAWA
Phone PA. 5321
school.
Res. 1111 Davie St.,
they never had it so good, says
CLUB TNT DANCE
Vancouver, B. C.
Will Call
Phone EL. 4136
Club TNT is presenting their Padgitt. They found a home in
Patronize
.
at the studio.
season
second
dance
of
the
'Our Advertisers
;
Parish, John and
t. George
on Nov. 18.
tephanie Sts.
NISEI STUDENTS’ CLUE
and
Doors are open from
Myrtle's Beauty Shop
dancing continue; to 11 p.m. All
Decorators, Plasterers
are welcome to attend and meet
Complete Beauty Service
and
Toronto’s teenagers at one of
Stucco Works
for the Entire Family
their favorite haunts.
Mustangs Find
Easy Going Win
FUR COAT
TOGO PAINTERS
Fall Dance
KANSHIRO OMOTO
289 E. Hastings
Phone PAcific 8411
219 Dunlevy Ave.
Another location:
1250 Robson St.
Phone MArine 3459
Vancouver
Saturday, November 18th
JOHNNY NAKASHIMA
Oil Burners, Roofing,
Rock Wool Insulation,
Gurney Furnaces.
117 Alton Ave.,
PHONE
Toronto.
HA. 5550
5
UNF Auditorium 297 College St.
Dancing from 8:30 p.m.
Admission —
Entertainment at Intermission
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PAGE EIGHT
THE NEW CANADIAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR ।
era o net
Japan Train ..Passengers
Leave Urns on Trains
But Don't Forget Money
CPO65
NOVEMBER
Edmonton. Sadie Hawkin’s MARRIAGES
FUJIKAWA-ARIGA
Dance sponsored by the E.
N. C. F. C. at the Legion of
TOKY'O, Japan. — St. Paul’s
Frontiersmen Hall, Kingswav University Chapel in Tokyo, Ja
and 101 St.
pan, on June 10, was the setting
18—Montreal. Girls Athl et i c for the marriage of Ruth Kunie
Benefit Dance, at St. Raphael Ariga, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
House, 8 p.m.
J. C. Ariga of Tokyo, and Mr.
18—Toronto.
Nisei
Student’s Harry Fujikawa, son of Mr. and
Club Fall Dance, at UNF Mrs. K. Fujikawa of Brigham
Hall.
City, Utah. Father Merritt of
18—Toronto. Club TNT Dance, ficiated at the ceremony.
The couple spent a honeymoon
at St. George’s Hall, 7:30—
in Kyoto, Nara and Osaka and
11 p.m.
25—Toronto. N i s e i Married are now residing in Tokyo.
The groom is a former G. I.
Couples Third Annual Baand
is now attached to the Japan I
zaar. Queen St. United
Central Exchange.
Church. 2 to 5:30.
*
*
*
YAMAMOTO — KAWASAKI
Wednesday, NTOV. 15# 195Q
TOKYO — Japanese passen
gers have a bad habit of leaving
urns behind when they step off
the coaches. During the past
six months, they left 192 urns
containing the cremated remains
of departed kin on the Tokyo
railroad.
Of this number only 46 have
been claimed.
Meanwhile they don’t have
the same difficulty with money.
During the same period they
left some 10,000,000 yen but the
riders returned to claim 7,500000 yen.
•t'
^
*
'Yosh Tashiro
♦
QUEBEC FORUM
BILL TAKEDA
General Insurance
phone GL
86 GAMBLE AVE,
Toronto, Ont
Automobile, Fire, Burglary
Lae, Accident & Sickness, etc.
Residence:
2 Vesta Drive
MAfair 1365.
‘ELgin 0508
Andrew E. McKague
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary’
Public.
201 Northern Ontario Bids
330 Bay St.
(Corner Adelaida & Bay Shy
TORONTO
Chop Suey House
QConfd from Page 1)
92-A Elizabeth St, Toronto
HASHIMOTO — SUGIMOTO
But at the same time, there
banquets and family
Speaker At Service
■ WINNIPEG — Knox United was a growing shift in emphasis
DINNERS
WINNIPEG
St. _Stephen’s I Church was the scene of a pret- of the nature of the JCCA actiHours: 12 Noon to 4 am.
Broadway United Church was the ty wedding on Oct. 7 when Rev. vities to fields which were priReservations: EL. 9035
HAMILTON — Guest speaker scene of a lovely double ring ce- Hugh A. McLeod joined in mar- marily provincial or local.
Opinions were expressed that
at the Japanese service in All remomal wedding of Kazumi rjage Toshiko, daughter of Mr.
People's Church on Sunday, Nov. Z'Lkawas?’ ZdeSt. daufhter and Mrs. Genjiro Sugimoto of the Quebec Chapter could not
Ib Hamilton, It’s
I
Sutejir° Kawa’ Carman, and Hiroshi Hashimoto, contribute more than $400 to x
19, at 2:30 p.m.. will be Rev. ° I-11'
A
Dr. Bott who has been closelv saki and Mr. Kazuo Yamamoto, son of Mrs. Sato Hashimoto and $500 to the national headquarconnected with, relie work,. in second son of Mr. and Mrs. So- the late Mr. Hashimoto of Win- l ters without impairing provinsuke Yamamoto, on Oct. 28 with j nipeg.
Japan since the war.
■ cial activities.
Rev.
Harold A. Frame officiatCHOP SUEY HOUSE
I
Three panel speakers, Rosie A
Dr. Bott Avill also preach in
Mr. Mickey Hayashi was soing.
Ryerson United Church. 842
loist and the wedding music was Okuda, Kasey Oyama, and. Mr. ❖
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
Bridesmaid was Miss Kiyomi played by Mr. Borbridge.
Kobayashi, (representing the Is
Main East, at 11 a.m.
A
Kawasaki and the best man was
Given in marriage by her sei), covered the fields of eco A
For Fine Chinese Food
Mr. Tom Yamamoto while Tad white., satin
nomic,
cultural,
educational,
so
with sweetheart
A
Kawasaki and Mac Yamamoto neckline and
Facilities for
cial welfare, political action, and •J*
lily-point
sleeves,
acted as ushers.
PARTIES & BANQUETS
Her fingertip length veil of ny- recreation as related to the ❖
Following the reception at the Ion net edged in lace was caught JCCA program.
A
Shanghai Chop Suey, the couple
Sam Toguri chaired the meet
with a coronet of rhinestone and
left for their honeymoon trip to
seed pearls. Her only ornament ing.
Minneapolis. They will reside a1
The turnout, though not large,
was a triple string of pearls.
YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
513 Furby St., Winnipeg-.
represented
a good cross-section
She carried a bouquet of Ameri
Sewanins for the occassion
can Beaty roses and white car of the active JCCA supporters
were Mr. and Mrs. H. Kondoin Montreal.
nations.
Agent
The bi ide was attended by her
lOI^ QUEEN ST. W.
MONARCH LIFE
Married
Couples
Slate
sister, I uriko, as maid of honPhone
PORTRAIT-COMMERCIAL-COLOUR
ASSURANCE CO.
oi, and Miss Thelma Koga as
Pre-Bazaar Meeting
WA. 6953
hiidesmaid. They wore matching
For Pick-up and Delivery
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
TOWIK STUDIO/
The Nisei Married Couples gowns with bouffant skirts of
Hamilton
Group of Toronto are holding pale blue and peach-colored sa
x PORTRAITS OY
;
a Pre-Bazaar- meeting on Tues tin respectively.
Residence:
MICKEY S. SATO day,^
Nov. 21, 8:lo p.m., at the
59
Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
Agent
Tad Hashimoto was best man
111 OUKDAS SI W
TORONTO
PLAZA 3884
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Queen Street United Church.
for his brother. The ushers were
Office: 21 Dundas Square
"Members
are
requested
to
the bridegroom’s brother, Bruce
Phone AD-0076-7
Res.: 526 Manning Avenue
bring to the meeting their con Hashimoto, and Kerry Sugimoto,
TORONTO. ONT.
tributions, excepting perishaable brother of the bride.
Res. ME. 6072 •
food items, for the Bazaar which
Following a reception held at
is scheduled for Nov. 25. Reports the New Shanghai, Mr. and Mrs.
on ticket sales will be given and Elashimoto left on a motor trip
Lucien C. Kurata
assignments for the various to Minneapolis for their honey1 Adelaide St- E., Toronto
Barrister and Solicitor
booths will be alloted. The busi moon. For goin away, the bride
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
ness meeting will feature general chose a suit of grey gabardine
arranged
elections of officers for the com with a corsag-e
of sweetheart
Office EL. 5259 Res. LY. 3427
ing year.
roses.
Cooperation from all the mem
Upon their return the couple
bers is requested ■ in order to "ill reside in Winnipeg.
make this third annual bazaar
Baishakunins were Mr. and
a success.
Mrs.
Shiro Koga of Winnipe
Dental Surgeon
LUCK INN;
O. K. CLEANERS
FOR A BETTER CANADA WE
MUST EACH DO OUR PART...
415 Bloor St. W.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Toronto
Phone MI. 3386
Mon.
by
Appointment
Mortgage Exchange
Room 2
1437 Yonge St.
Toronto
1st and 2nd Mortgages;
Bought and Sold.
1st, 2nd. and Business
Chattel Mortgages Arrange
^ESTICHELPWANTED
furnished room.
1 hone evenings, EL. 6389 To
ronto.
’
D^^’^ FRONT ROOM, sui
table for couple, cooking privilege. Phone WA. 1155. Toronto.
ONE ROOM and sun room
with gas. suitable for couple.
LL. 5644, Toronto.
Tfe IS, s AS
Zone
OFFICE HOURS:
io Fri.
Evenings
FOR RENT
HELP WANTED
team Swiss
embroidery
II* for
good opportunitv
taking _ money. Famous
I
Embroidery, 5 Beverlev.
EXPERIENCED
A
STERERS
or young man willing
I
PRincess 1045
trade’ wanted. Standard
Res. ME. 5977 (Mr^Shepherd)
i '
i Upholstery.
( i loronto.
388
obS
Dupont
St.,
’
SS""e Ott 57S. MI. 5023;
°pe- sckoo’-a?e Child, good
u
room- Applv Mrs
ki ^Vt 87f:1 or H Kat°
/_98, Toronto
rSOD WAGTs7»T-»Sitt.
Ta? for general housefond of children.
™°ne RA. JOOL-Toronto.
. STUDENT for part timeTerln i exchanfe f or room,
RA
Tremu,neration. Phone
—oronto.
STUDENT, part~time duty in
return for room, board and
small remuneration. RA 0439
loronto.
. ^OTHWHELP,~n;~c^
mg, hve in. HU. 2769, Toronto. |
B.C. ALTA. ^ASK. MAtt
ONT. QUE.NATI^NAil
THE NEW CANADIAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR ।
era o net
Japan Train ..Passengers
Leave Urns on Trains
But Don't Forget Money
CPO65
NOVEMBER
Edmonton. Sadie Hawkin’s MARRIAGES
FUJIKAWA-ARIGA
Dance sponsored by the E.
N. C. F. C. at the Legion of
TOKY'O, Japan. — St. Paul’s
Frontiersmen Hall, Kingswav University Chapel in Tokyo, Ja
and 101 St.
pan, on June 10, was the setting
18—Montreal. Girls Athl et i c for the marriage of Ruth Kunie
Benefit Dance, at St. Raphael Ariga, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
House, 8 p.m.
J. C. Ariga of Tokyo, and Mr.
18—Toronto.
Nisei
Student’s Harry Fujikawa, son of Mr. and
Club Fall Dance, at UNF Mrs. K. Fujikawa of Brigham
Hall.
City, Utah. Father Merritt of
18—Toronto. Club TNT Dance, ficiated at the ceremony.
The couple spent a honeymoon
at St. George’s Hall, 7:30—
in Kyoto, Nara and Osaka and
11 p.m.
25—Toronto. N i s e i Married are now residing in Tokyo.
The groom is a former G. I.
Couples Third Annual Baand
is now attached to the Japan I
zaar. Queen St. United
Central Exchange.
Church. 2 to 5:30.
*
*
*
YAMAMOTO — KAWASAKI
Wednesday, NTOV. 15# 195Q
TOKYO — Japanese passen
gers have a bad habit of leaving
urns behind when they step off
the coaches. During the past
six months, they left 192 urns
containing the cremated remains
of departed kin on the Tokyo
railroad.
Of this number only 46 have
been claimed.
Meanwhile they don’t have
the same difficulty with money.
During the same period they
left some 10,000,000 yen but the
riders returned to claim 7,500000 yen.
•t'
^
*
'Yosh Tashiro
♦
QUEBEC FORUM
BILL TAKEDA
General Insurance
phone GL
86 GAMBLE AVE,
Toronto, Ont
Automobile, Fire, Burglary
Lae, Accident & Sickness, etc.
Residence:
2 Vesta Drive
MAfair 1365.
‘ELgin 0508
Andrew E. McKague
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary’
Public.
201 Northern Ontario Bids
330 Bay St.
(Corner Adelaida & Bay Shy
TORONTO
Chop Suey House
QConfd from Page 1)
92-A Elizabeth St, Toronto
HASHIMOTO — SUGIMOTO
But at the same time, there
banquets and family
Speaker At Service
■ WINNIPEG — Knox United was a growing shift in emphasis
DINNERS
WINNIPEG
St. _Stephen’s I Church was the scene of a pret- of the nature of the JCCA actiHours: 12 Noon to 4 am.
Broadway United Church was the ty wedding on Oct. 7 when Rev. vities to fields which were priReservations: EL. 9035
HAMILTON — Guest speaker scene of a lovely double ring ce- Hugh A. McLeod joined in mar- marily provincial or local.
Opinions were expressed that
at the Japanese service in All remomal wedding of Kazumi rjage Toshiko, daughter of Mr.
People's Church on Sunday, Nov. Z'Lkawas?’ ZdeSt. daufhter and Mrs. Genjiro Sugimoto of the Quebec Chapter could not
Ib Hamilton, It’s
I
Sutejir° Kawa’ Carman, and Hiroshi Hashimoto, contribute more than $400 to x
19, at 2:30 p.m.. will be Rev. ° I-11'
A
Dr. Bott who has been closelv saki and Mr. Kazuo Yamamoto, son of Mrs. Sato Hashimoto and $500 to the national headquarconnected with, relie work,. in second son of Mr. and Mrs. So- the late Mr. Hashimoto of Win- l ters without impairing provinsuke Yamamoto, on Oct. 28 with j nipeg.
Japan since the war.
■ cial activities.
Rev.
Harold A. Frame officiatCHOP SUEY HOUSE
I
Three panel speakers, Rosie A
Dr. Bott Avill also preach in
Mr. Mickey Hayashi was soing.
Ryerson United Church. 842
loist and the wedding music was Okuda, Kasey Oyama, and. Mr. ❖
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
Bridesmaid was Miss Kiyomi played by Mr. Borbridge.
Kobayashi, (representing the Is
Main East, at 11 a.m.
A
Kawasaki and the best man was
Given in marriage by her sei), covered the fields of eco A
For Fine Chinese Food
Mr. Tom Yamamoto while Tad white., satin
nomic,
cultural,
educational,
so
with sweetheart
A
Kawasaki and Mac Yamamoto neckline and
Facilities for
cial welfare, political action, and •J*
lily-point
sleeves,
acted as ushers.
PARTIES & BANQUETS
Her fingertip length veil of ny- recreation as related to the ❖
Following the reception at the Ion net edged in lace was caught JCCA program.
A
Shanghai Chop Suey, the couple
Sam Toguri chaired the meet
with a coronet of rhinestone and
left for their honeymoon trip to
seed pearls. Her only ornament ing.
Minneapolis. They will reside a1
The turnout, though not large,
was a triple string of pearls.
YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
513 Furby St., Winnipeg-.
represented
a good cross-section
She carried a bouquet of Ameri
Sewanins for the occassion
can Beaty roses and white car of the active JCCA supporters
were Mr. and Mrs. H. Kondoin Montreal.
nations.
Agent
The bi ide was attended by her
lOI^ QUEEN ST. W.
MONARCH LIFE
Married
Couples
Slate
sister, I uriko, as maid of honPhone
PORTRAIT-COMMERCIAL-COLOUR
ASSURANCE CO.
oi, and Miss Thelma Koga as
Pre-Bazaar Meeting
WA. 6953
hiidesmaid. They wore matching
For Pick-up and Delivery
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
TOWIK STUDIO/
The Nisei Married Couples gowns with bouffant skirts of
Hamilton
Group of Toronto are holding pale blue and peach-colored sa
x PORTRAITS OY
;
a Pre-Bazaar- meeting on Tues tin respectively.
Residence:
MICKEY S. SATO day,^
Nov. 21, 8:lo p.m., at the
59
Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
Agent
Tad Hashimoto was best man
111 OUKDAS SI W
TORONTO
PLAZA 3884
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Queen Street United Church.
for his brother. The ushers were
Office: 21 Dundas Square
"Members
are
requested
to
the bridegroom’s brother, Bruce
Phone AD-0076-7
Res.: 526 Manning Avenue
bring to the meeting their con Hashimoto, and Kerry Sugimoto,
TORONTO. ONT.
tributions, excepting perishaable brother of the bride.
Res. ME. 6072 •
food items, for the Bazaar which
Following a reception held at
is scheduled for Nov. 25. Reports the New Shanghai, Mr. and Mrs.
on ticket sales will be given and Elashimoto left on a motor trip
Lucien C. Kurata
assignments for the various to Minneapolis for their honey1 Adelaide St- E., Toronto
Barrister and Solicitor
booths will be alloted. The busi moon. For goin away, the bride
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
ness meeting will feature general chose a suit of grey gabardine
arranged
elections of officers for the com with a corsag-e
of sweetheart
Office EL. 5259 Res. LY. 3427
ing year.
roses.
Cooperation from all the mem
Upon their return the couple
bers is requested ■ in order to "ill reside in Winnipeg.
make this third annual bazaar
Baishakunins were Mr. and
a success.
Mrs.
Shiro Koga of Winnipe
Dental Surgeon
LUCK INN;
O. K. CLEANERS
FOR A BETTER CANADA WE
MUST EACH DO OUR PART...
415 Bloor St. W.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Toronto
Phone MI. 3386
Mon.
by
Appointment
Mortgage Exchange
Room 2
1437 Yonge St.
Toronto
1st and 2nd Mortgages;
Bought and Sold.
1st, 2nd. and Business
Chattel Mortgages Arrange
^ESTICHELPWANTED
furnished room.
1 hone evenings, EL. 6389 To
ronto.
’
D^^’^ FRONT ROOM, sui
table for couple, cooking privilege. Phone WA. 1155. Toronto.
ONE ROOM and sun room
with gas. suitable for couple.
LL. 5644, Toronto.
Tfe IS, s AS
Zone
OFFICE HOURS:
io Fri.
Evenings
FOR RENT
HELP WANTED
team Swiss
embroidery
II* for
good opportunitv
taking _ money. Famous
I
Embroidery, 5 Beverlev.
EXPERIENCED
A
STERERS
or young man willing
I
PRincess 1045
trade’ wanted. Standard
Res. ME. 5977 (Mr^Shepherd)
i '
i Upholstery.
( i loronto.
388
obS
Dupont
St.,
’
SS""e Ott 57S. MI. 5023;
°pe- sckoo’-a?e Child, good
u
room- Applv Mrs
ki ^Vt 87f:1 or H Kat°
/_98, Toronto
rSOD WAGTs7»T-»Sitt.
Ta? for general housefond of children.
™°ne RA. JOOL-Toronto.
. STUDENT for part timeTerln i exchanfe f or room,
RA
Tremu,neration. Phone
—oronto.
STUDENT, part~time duty in
return for room, board and
small remuneration. RA 0439
loronto.
. ^OTHWHELP,~n;~c^
mg, hve in. HU. 2769, Toronto. |
B.C. ALTA. ^ASK. MAtt
ONT. QUE.NATI^NAil