Page 1
Vol. 13—No. 92
TORONTO, ONT. WEDNESDAY
Slocan Back to Ghost Town
As Exodus Still Continues
1950
$6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
Supreme Court Outlaws Race
Restriction On Property Sales
SLOCAN CITY, B. C. — This “ghost-town” that .once housed
UM bewildered and disillusioned persons driven from their coast
homes by an order-in-council has returned to what it was, a ghosttown. It ^s eight years ago that a meagre number of oldtime re
OTTAWA. — Overruling the judgments of the
adents were joined by a flowing influx of persons of Japanese Issei Fisherman
tiial and appellate courts of Ontario, the Supreme Court
ancestry to become the largest interior housing centre
Feared Drowned
of Canada, by a six to one vote this week invalidated a
Today, only a group of Ja As Boat Found
panese provide a testimony to
VANCOUVER, B. C. — A covenant in a property deed which restricted the sale or
that. Only a handful of the 3 000
veteran Japanese fisherman transfer of land to those of certain races.
The ruling was made on a re-^----- -------------- ---------------- —
now remain. Today’s count shows
is believed lost, following the
By Ken Adachi
33 families and 21 single men
strictive
covenant affecting sum
discovery of a wrecked gillmer
resort
property along- Lake
as the total Japanese population
netter on Nov. 16.
Pennies from heaven?
Huron. However the decision
of rthis faded out mining town.
Missing is Eiichi Mizuyabu,
will
invalidate all restrictive
This is a decided decrease
THEY WRITE SONGS about
Issei fisherman from Port
clauses of a similar nature.
it; they write stories on it. Ac- from last year for many have
Edward, south of Prince Ru
TOBER, Alta. — At the An
left
particularly
for
the*
coast.
With this ruling, it will no
wrding to some people it is all
pert. Mizuyabu’s boat, Rupert
nual
Meeting of the Taber Dist
longer- be possible to enforce race
•And others are planning to head
a very wonderful thing.
54, was discovered by a Nel
restrictions on the sale or trans- rict JCCA held Nov. 5, the fol
Today I am in the mood for that way when opportunity
son Brothers fish packer near
fer of property as such clauses lowing executive was elected for
ay kind of a beef. I find that arises. The weather, high cost of
False Bay on Lasquita Island.
will no longer hold good in law. the 1950-51 term:
equal parts of coffee and bromo- living and more particularly
There was no sign of life
Kyoto Shigehiro, president;
This case was taken to the
^her is no antidote’ for a lack of employment make it pro
aboard the boat, it is told.
Supreme Court after the Ontario Walter Koyanagi, vice president;
.sight of burning the midnight- bable that very few Japanese
It is believed that he was
Appeal Court last year upheld Yas Yamashita, chairman; Yuki
|i and suchlike. Also Mondays will remain here permanently.
swamped in the two-day gale
the validity of the restrictive Tomiyama, general secretary';
1 are my worst days and column
that swept the west coast on
There is not much doing now,
clause. As the result the deci- Mary Okamoto, recording secre
ists are that strange type of No shows, no Saturday dances,
Nov. 14 and 15. The gale
sion was appealed to the Su tary7, Koji Kadonaga, treasurer.
। animal who always have beefs. no packed-house concerts; very
whipped up winds of 35 miles
preme Court.
Jack Fujimagari, Nori Higa;
per hour.
My beef, this time,' is against little to give evidence to what
Tamo Kaga, social convenors;
'rain. And today we are having was just a few winters ago.
Mizuyabu is the third fish
Aiji Shigehiro and Walt Shimo
[bis of it in this city.
Elected Vice-Pres.
erman of Japanese ancestry
But there was some activity
zawa, auditors.
to become lost since Japanese
Of Kiwanis Club
' True, rain makes for wonder- to note recently. Remember the
Messrs. K. Ohno, F. Fujimaga
were permitted to return to
'ai atmosphere when you are cenotaph down in Slocan City?
CRESTON, B. C. — Takeo
ri,
K. Koyanagi, T. Teshima and
the fishing industry in coastal
rating a book.
Take Somer- During 'the evacuation it was
Toyota, Nisei appliance dealer,
waters. An old-time fisher was elected vice-president of the M. Meshima were chosen to act
set Maughan’s short story, “Miss cared for by the Japanese ve
man,
worked Creston Kiwanis Club. He, to on the Advisory Committee.
Sadie Thompson”, or else the terans of World War I who eve
from Inverness Cannery, on
screen version of the same story, ry Armistice Day held a fitting
gether with other members' of
the
Skeena
prior
to
the
war.
ceremony
before
it;
it
was
never
she Joan Crawford-starrer called
:he executive will take office in Wins Piano Contests
‘Tain”. .
a whole community affair. How
January and will retain the po At Guelph Festival
ever,
this
year
for
the
first
Wins Scholarship
sition for two years.
Here we have rain in all its
GUELPH, Ont. — At the Ki
time,
Nov.
11
was
marked
by
a
Now a prominent businessman
jlory. The setting is typical
At U. Of Manitoba
wanis
Club’s music festival held
Maughan. Somewhere in the’ tro- two block parade from the
WINNIPEG — George Tamu in Creston, he moved here with in Guelph recently, 14-year-old
ra was the recipient of the Dick his family from Slocan, B. C., Kay Fujino won the gold medal
,® in the middle of a monsodn- r school to the memorial.
And on Nov. 12. with people son Scholarship for third year four years ago to open the Cres
®: we have one girl whose
(under 16) and the silver medal
coming
from Nelson, 300 persons Mechanical Engineering at the ton Electric firm.
inarms sometimes have the nas(under
18). in piano playing.
The Creston Kiwanis is very
I? habit of tempting men to do together with a pipe band and University of Manitoba.
Last year Kay was the win
Tamura spent the summer active in civic service having ner of a gold medal and a scho
!Ws that make data for the many flags, gathered at Odd
|W Report, and we also have fellows Hall and joined in tri working as a student assistant just completed a §9,000 swim larship in a Hamilton public
i®ral men who are interested bute before the cenotaph to re with the Geodetic Survey of ming pool.
school musical contest.
I2 her. One character is a pas- member the war dead.
Canada in the Yukon Territory.
TOKYO — Japan’s daily news
She is the second daughter of
O.
Jor something of the sort who
His parents live at Kamloops, papers total 171 with a daily Mr. and Mrs. Ikki Fujino of
iB. C.
“interested in saving' her soul.
circulation of 20 million.
Hamilton, Ont.
!■ aPPears later that it may Future Artists Among
^s been an ulterior motive).
Lillooet Nisei Ranks?
Jou will have to agree that
LILLOOET, B. C. — At a
e atmosphere is electric. The
recent
art-work display by Lillo
1*-^ unrelenting rain is playHONOLULU, T. H. — CpI. for dead by North Korean sol carry ammunition, marching for
,^ on raw emotions. It is ac- oet School students, there were Jack C. Arakawa, first Nisei to diers, he was unmolested anc
16 straight hours on one day
। ? 7 the principle actor. The many Nisei students whose ef be reported killed in the Korean after darkness managed to make
with
only a few breaks. He was
i^1 pounds on and on ... In forts were rewarded with prizes. war and ‘posthumously’ awarded his way to the hills.
fed
rice
and hot soup twice a
Among these were Sally Sakai, the Silver Star for bravery, came
^'^ Sadie Thompson
Korean Disguise
day. Once in a great while, he
J lhat All Men Are Pigs. - Ruby Hattori, Allen Hattori, home to his family in Honolulu
Later,
he
slipped
into
a
smal
said,
he got a bit of pork and
Kaori Ishikawa, Patsy Sakai, last week.
^ a^ kinds of rain,
beef.
village held by North Korean
drizzIes» and deluges. Toyoko Komori, -Charles Hori,
troops
and changed his clothing
He
was
met
at
the
airport
by
During his journey, Arakawa
^Jght Stuff you can just Yoko Kato and Nobby Ishikawa.
to appear like a farmer. He had said, he met five other Hawai
These students range from his Italian war-bride wife, Lia,
Stretch ^ur arms
their two children and his par his head shaved_before leaving ian soldiers and some mainland
/
Clean a11 over' es- Grade I to Grade XI.
ents. The Nisei corporal, a. 442nd Japan and passed unnoticed in Nisei troops captured by North
feel in need of a
Koreans.
combat team veteran, told of his the village.
the heavier stuff, CARE Parcels
97-day experience as a prisoner
“The North Koreans all shave
270-MiIe March
$ bee T ?es,erk to the nearof
North
Koreans,
culminating
their
heads,
”
he
said,
“
while
the
He was later transferred to a
Now Cheaper
however™ * ^ fW any
OTTAWA — Revaluation of in his rescue last month by S. South Koreans wear their hair prison camp at Seoul, and then
long.”
moved to another camp at Pyong
the Canadian dollar has resulted Korean and American troops.
C°Untry and city in the reduced cost of sending
After travelling for two miles, yang. The prisoners were
Arakawa landed in Korea on
^ Th ^ share the same
CARE parcels abroad. Neil Mac July 2. He arrived at the Kum however, he was captured. Ko forced to walk the 270 miles to
in r e ?intry
^al- Neil, Canadian director of the river on the night of July 15 rean officers and men who ques the Pyongyang camp which was
5 Assart11 _because it is all
non-profit gift service made this and early the next morning tioned him thought he was a a huge school building.
hate-f°r
the city
swung into action as a machine Japanese soldier.
On Oct. 16 the Communists
announcement.
He
told
them
he
was
an
Ame
gunner.
After
pouring
500
rounds
vere told to move the prisoners
All parcels formerly priced
^n“s tr.creases and ruined at §11.00 are now available for of ammunition at the enemy, he rican and fighting for the Uni ;o a point near the Manchurian
" J ^ basic as that.
ted Nations, which brought the front. Previous to this time five
*«» from a Wgh school §10.60, while CARE’S Holiday was grazed on the chest by a
reply
that the UN was helping of the prisoners engineered an
parcel containing a whole tur North Korean bullet.
vs illustrates aptly key and all the trimmings
He blacked out, falling into the Communists.
escape plan. Leaving the camp
\^m’d on Page 2)
For
38
days
he
was
made
to.
dropped from §17.00 to §16.45. I a rice paddy. Apparently taken
. (Continued on Page 8)
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Shigehiro Prexy
'Posthumously’ Decorated lisei Returns Home
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TORONTO, ONT. WEDNESDAY
Slocan Back to Ghost Town
As Exodus Still Continues
1950
$6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
Supreme Court Outlaws Race
Restriction On Property Sales
SLOCAN CITY, B. C. — This “ghost-town” that .once housed
UM bewildered and disillusioned persons driven from their coast
homes by an order-in-council has returned to what it was, a ghosttown. It ^s eight years ago that a meagre number of oldtime re
OTTAWA. — Overruling the judgments of the
adents were joined by a flowing influx of persons of Japanese Issei Fisherman
tiial and appellate courts of Ontario, the Supreme Court
ancestry to become the largest interior housing centre
Feared Drowned
of Canada, by a six to one vote this week invalidated a
Today, only a group of Ja As Boat Found
panese provide a testimony to
VANCOUVER, B. C. — A covenant in a property deed which restricted the sale or
that. Only a handful of the 3 000
veteran Japanese fisherman transfer of land to those of certain races.
The ruling was made on a re-^----- -------------- ---------------- —
now remain. Today’s count shows
is believed lost, following the
By Ken Adachi
33 families and 21 single men
strictive
covenant affecting sum
discovery of a wrecked gillmer
resort
property along- Lake
as the total Japanese population
netter on Nov. 16.
Pennies from heaven?
Huron. However the decision
of rthis faded out mining town.
Missing is Eiichi Mizuyabu,
will
invalidate all restrictive
This is a decided decrease
THEY WRITE SONGS about
Issei fisherman from Port
clauses of a similar nature.
it; they write stories on it. Ac- from last year for many have
Edward, south of Prince Ru
TOBER, Alta. — At the An
left
particularly
for
the*
coast.
With this ruling, it will no
wrding to some people it is all
pert. Mizuyabu’s boat, Rupert
nual
Meeting of the Taber Dist
longer- be possible to enforce race
•And others are planning to head
a very wonderful thing.
54, was discovered by a Nel
restrictions on the sale or trans- rict JCCA held Nov. 5, the fol
Today I am in the mood for that way when opportunity
son Brothers fish packer near
fer of property as such clauses lowing executive was elected for
ay kind of a beef. I find that arises. The weather, high cost of
False Bay on Lasquita Island.
will no longer hold good in law. the 1950-51 term:
equal parts of coffee and bromo- living and more particularly
There was no sign of life
Kyoto Shigehiro, president;
This case was taken to the
^her is no antidote’ for a lack of employment make it pro
aboard the boat, it is told.
Supreme Court after the Ontario Walter Koyanagi, vice president;
.sight of burning the midnight- bable that very few Japanese
It is believed that he was
Appeal Court last year upheld Yas Yamashita, chairman; Yuki
|i and suchlike. Also Mondays will remain here permanently.
swamped in the two-day gale
the validity of the restrictive Tomiyama, general secretary';
1 are my worst days and column
that swept the west coast on
There is not much doing now,
clause. As the result the deci- Mary Okamoto, recording secre
ists are that strange type of No shows, no Saturday dances,
Nov. 14 and 15. The gale
sion was appealed to the Su tary7, Koji Kadonaga, treasurer.
। animal who always have beefs. no packed-house concerts; very
whipped up winds of 35 miles
preme Court.
Jack Fujimagari, Nori Higa;
per hour.
My beef, this time,' is against little to give evidence to what
Tamo Kaga, social convenors;
'rain. And today we are having was just a few winters ago.
Mizuyabu is the third fish
Aiji Shigehiro and Walt Shimo
[bis of it in this city.
Elected Vice-Pres.
erman of Japanese ancestry
But there was some activity
zawa, auditors.
to become lost since Japanese
Of Kiwanis Club
' True, rain makes for wonder- to note recently. Remember the
Messrs. K. Ohno, F. Fujimaga
were permitted to return to
'ai atmosphere when you are cenotaph down in Slocan City?
CRESTON, B. C. — Takeo
ri,
K. Koyanagi, T. Teshima and
the fishing industry in coastal
rating a book.
Take Somer- During 'the evacuation it was
Toyota, Nisei appliance dealer,
waters. An old-time fisher was elected vice-president of the M. Meshima were chosen to act
set Maughan’s short story, “Miss cared for by the Japanese ve
man,
worked Creston Kiwanis Club. He, to on the Advisory Committee.
Sadie Thompson”, or else the terans of World War I who eve
from Inverness Cannery, on
screen version of the same story, ry Armistice Day held a fitting
gether with other members' of
the
Skeena
prior
to
the
war.
ceremony
before
it;
it
was
never
she Joan Crawford-starrer called
:he executive will take office in Wins Piano Contests
‘Tain”. .
a whole community affair. How
January and will retain the po At Guelph Festival
ever,
this
year
for
the
first
Wins Scholarship
sition for two years.
Here we have rain in all its
GUELPH, Ont. — At the Ki
time,
Nov.
11
was
marked
by
a
Now a prominent businessman
jlory. The setting is typical
At U. Of Manitoba
wanis
Club’s music festival held
Maughan. Somewhere in the’ tro- two block parade from the
WINNIPEG — George Tamu in Creston, he moved here with in Guelph recently, 14-year-old
ra was the recipient of the Dick his family from Slocan, B. C., Kay Fujino won the gold medal
,® in the middle of a monsodn- r school to the memorial.
And on Nov. 12. with people son Scholarship for third year four years ago to open the Cres
®: we have one girl whose
(under 16) and the silver medal
coming
from Nelson, 300 persons Mechanical Engineering at the ton Electric firm.
inarms sometimes have the nas(under
18). in piano playing.
The Creston Kiwanis is very
I? habit of tempting men to do together with a pipe band and University of Manitoba.
Last year Kay was the win
Tamura spent the summer active in civic service having ner of a gold medal and a scho
!Ws that make data for the many flags, gathered at Odd
|W Report, and we also have fellows Hall and joined in tri working as a student assistant just completed a §9,000 swim larship in a Hamilton public
i®ral men who are interested bute before the cenotaph to re with the Geodetic Survey of ming pool.
school musical contest.
I2 her. One character is a pas- member the war dead.
Canada in the Yukon Territory.
TOKYO — Japan’s daily news
She is the second daughter of
O.
Jor something of the sort who
His parents live at Kamloops, papers total 171 with a daily Mr. and Mrs. Ikki Fujino of
iB. C.
“interested in saving' her soul.
circulation of 20 million.
Hamilton, Ont.
!■ aPPears later that it may Future Artists Among
^s been an ulterior motive).
Lillooet Nisei Ranks?
Jou will have to agree that
LILLOOET, B. C. — At a
e atmosphere is electric. The
recent
art-work display by Lillo
1*-^ unrelenting rain is playHONOLULU, T. H. — CpI. for dead by North Korean sol carry ammunition, marching for
,^ on raw emotions. It is ac- oet School students, there were Jack C. Arakawa, first Nisei to diers, he was unmolested anc
16 straight hours on one day
। ? 7 the principle actor. The many Nisei students whose ef be reported killed in the Korean after darkness managed to make
with
only a few breaks. He was
i^1 pounds on and on ... In forts were rewarded with prizes. war and ‘posthumously’ awarded his way to the hills.
fed
rice
and hot soup twice a
Among these were Sally Sakai, the Silver Star for bravery, came
^'^ Sadie Thompson
Korean Disguise
day. Once in a great while, he
J lhat All Men Are Pigs. - Ruby Hattori, Allen Hattori, home to his family in Honolulu
Later,
he
slipped
into
a
smal
said,
he got a bit of pork and
Kaori Ishikawa, Patsy Sakai, last week.
^ a^ kinds of rain,
beef.
village held by North Korean
drizzIes» and deluges. Toyoko Komori, -Charles Hori,
troops
and changed his clothing
He
was
met
at
the
airport
by
During his journey, Arakawa
^Jght Stuff you can just Yoko Kato and Nobby Ishikawa.
to appear like a farmer. He had said, he met five other Hawai
These students range from his Italian war-bride wife, Lia,
Stretch ^ur arms
their two children and his par his head shaved_before leaving ian soldiers and some mainland
/
Clean a11 over' es- Grade I to Grade XI.
ents. The Nisei corporal, a. 442nd Japan and passed unnoticed in Nisei troops captured by North
feel in need of a
Koreans.
combat team veteran, told of his the village.
the heavier stuff, CARE Parcels
97-day experience as a prisoner
“The North Koreans all shave
270-MiIe March
$ bee T ?es,erk to the nearof
North
Koreans,
culminating
their
heads,
”
he
said,
“
while
the
He was later transferred to a
Now Cheaper
however™ * ^ fW any
OTTAWA — Revaluation of in his rescue last month by S. South Koreans wear their hair prison camp at Seoul, and then
long.”
moved to another camp at Pyong
the Canadian dollar has resulted Korean and American troops.
C°Untry and city in the reduced cost of sending
After travelling for two miles, yang. The prisoners were
Arakawa landed in Korea on
^ Th ^ share the same
CARE parcels abroad. Neil Mac July 2. He arrived at the Kum however, he was captured. Ko forced to walk the 270 miles to
in r e ?intry
^al- Neil, Canadian director of the river on the night of July 15 rean officers and men who ques the Pyongyang camp which was
5 Assart11 _because it is all
non-profit gift service made this and early the next morning tioned him thought he was a a huge school building.
hate-f°r
the city
swung into action as a machine Japanese soldier.
On Oct. 16 the Communists
announcement.
He
told
them
he
was
an
Ame
gunner.
After
pouring
500
rounds
vere told to move the prisoners
All parcels formerly priced
^n“s tr.creases and ruined at §11.00 are now available for of ammunition at the enemy, he rican and fighting for the Uni ;o a point near the Manchurian
" J ^ basic as that.
ted Nations, which brought the front. Previous to this time five
*«» from a Wgh school §10.60, while CARE’S Holiday was grazed on the chest by a
reply
that the UN was helping of the prisoners engineered an
parcel containing a whole tur North Korean bullet.
vs illustrates aptly key and all the trimmings
He blacked out, falling into the Communists.
escape plan. Leaving the camp
\^m’d on Page 2)
For
38
days
he
was
made
to.
dropped from §17.00 to §16.45. I a rice paddy. Apparently taken
. (Continued on Page 8)
Taber JCCA Pick
Shigehiro Prexy
'Posthumously’ Decorated lisei Returns Home
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PAGE TWO
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HONORING GRADUATES
NEW CANADIAN
Wednesday, Nov. 22, 195
Letter to Editor:
No Time For Quibbling Or Recriminations
Editor, The New Canadian:
mission labored was much J
For 25 cents per copy the
One of the. penalties of being narrow to be interpreted- wit}
special 48-page Christmas Edi
leniency. Naturally, the proJ
tion may be sent to anyone Japanese in this country was
owners, the claimants, fen
*
wherever he may be.
the loss of our home and our cheated.
’
Extra copies of the . special properties. Since this loss,
But, as long as we had coJ
issue are made available as many through the Custodian’s office, promised for the sake of gettiJ
people always seek copies to be ■was an inflicted injustice, the tvhat we could out of our los|
mailed to their friends, particu Co-Operative Committee and the and since the governsJ
larly those in Japan. If we .-may JCCA campaigned for the resti
through Premier St. Lauren®
suggest, w-hy not send a copy to tution or compensation for the
has stated "we can expect n*
your friend, the Xmas issue is loss of these properties. In time
more, then it is up to the claiJ
especially appealin
to those also, the Federal government ants to take their defeat wi^
who have gone back to Japan appointed the Bird Commission grace and dignity.
|
for it affords them a chance to to investigate the validity of the
This is no time for quibbling
find out about their acquaint claims, and through the ser
|
ances in Canada as well as to vices of experts, computed what or for recriminations.
The Toronto Claimants Con®
gain a comprehensive picture of the Commission considered a
mittee is being obstinate in M
Japanese Canadians and Canada fair compensation.
dissatisfaction. They are beiJ
as it is today.
While neither the Co-OperaJust send us the names and tive Committee nor the JCCA lelligerently un-coope r a t i v |
They claim they stand for til
addresses plus 25 cents for each were satisfied with this result
copy to be sent out, and we’ll of their work, still the terms of principle of continued protest!
against the injustice committ®
look after the rest.
reference within which the Com- against us. To stand for a pril
At its open Forum meeting, the Quebec JCCA put
forth several worthwhile ideas for its program of local
activities that can be adopted by other JCCA chapters
as well as by any Nisei organization.
ciple is fine, when done at M
One that particularly merits concrete considera
right time and for clear causes
tion is the proposal to hold some suitable function to
However, the evacuation elain®
The statement issued by the 1 of insolence to think that a are not appropriate, being tingS
honor high school and university graduates. Gradua
tion is truly one of the moments as well as an accomp executive secretary of the JCCA statement so far from the truth with too much materialism. B
regarding the invitation from
lishment in one’s life that warrants being accorded some the Toronto Claimants Commit would not cast serious reflec It is not only that I -find tlig
tion on the writer himself. It is activities and the statements 4$
token of recognition.
tee to debate the national execu known to all persons "who have
Claimants’ Committee in t^
Yet, to our knowledge, there has been no recent tive committee’s actions on eva taken an interest in claims mat the
tai bad taste, but also I wish toS
■record that a Nisei organization has undertaken to fete cuation losses fails to state that ters that the Toronto Claimants register my personal condemn^
the Nisei graduates on their proud occasion. They most the committee is willing to ex Committee was elected as a re tion of their ungenerous repul
plain their position at a public
assuredly would appreciate being tendered a banquet meeting, as would be expected sult of a ballot distributed to diation of the untiring, unselfisg
all claimants in the Toronto and often heartbreaking effor®
and perhaps a dance to follow to mark their attainment. from any person or group with area,
and that this method of of the Co-Operative Committal
Nisei org’anizations have not only been neglecting public responsibilities, but choos election was agreed to as most and of the JCCA. The Claimant
to acknowledge the academic achievements of these es to evade the central issue by appropriate at a meeting called Committee expose themselves S
graduates, they’ve also been “missing the boat.” One of use of more than the usual quota by the JCCA.
public scorn for their obstina®
of falsehoods.
greediness.
They alienate tho^
All persons elected to the com
their chief complaints is stagnated membership and
Although
misrepresentations
executives. This worthy function affords a golden op are now expected as chronic, for mittee were therefore claimants, of us who have fought persistent
for the rights, privileges an(
portunity to sell their organization, to interest these only by use of such methods and almost without exception ly
they were persons -who had been responsibilities of Canadian cf
can the executive and the na
young Niseis in their activities and their work.
prominent in industry and com tiz eriship.
Debate Evac. Losses Issue And Let Public Decide
tional executive committee at
merce, fisheries and agriculture,
The Canadian public know
tempt to justify their actions,
FAREWELUTO AUTUMN
and the general community life our stand and what was due a
when the very liberal quota is
of Japanese Canadian society "for us. They have been with us, bii
(with Toronto’s first snowfall, Nov.
exceeded and persistent atthe past 20 and 30 years. The there is a limit to honest sym
4, 1950).
tempts are made to mislead the
committee
is composed of the pathy. Of course the prejudice
Was it only yesterday
public, then a stern reply is in
following persons: Roger Obata, politicians betrayed the dem®
That Autumn danced our way?
order.
Shosaku Ozawa, Senji Takashi cratic integrity of the natioi
A crimson garland in her hair,
This reply is directed to two ma, Tomekichi Mio, Tsuguo This is in the records in Hare
A spangled saffron gown;
purposes: (a) to once again call Minebka, Toshiaki Sumi, Kunio sard. Well then, let the goveni
She beckoned to the golden leaves
upon the national executive Hikada, Nihei Otsuki, Kosaburo ment bear the burden and co|
And charmed them with her song.
committee to debate their posi Takahashi and Zentaro Shin.
sequences of its own mistake!
Vivacious Autumn, sprite so fair,
tion before the public for a full
Any person who is familiar and leave it to future MP’s |
Dancing ’midst the whirling throng!
and accurate disclosure of all
with Japanese Canadian affairs guard against its repetition. Now
the circumstances and have the
Yet it was only yesterday
'will readily see that organiza that we have the franchise
public decide upon the truth for
, g
I saw her turn away.
tional work for these persons can do our part.
themselves;
and
(b) to make it
Wisps of silvery mist her veil,
We can expect no more fro®
is no new undertaking. Through
clear
that
no criticism has ever
Ottawa. This is an unpleasar®
Swirls of haze her robe;
been directed by the Toronto out the years they were among
And caress with ling’ring hands
fact.
Nevertheless we can
the leaders of their communities
Claimants
Committee
at
the
The last leaf-laden bough,
and business enterprises, and it and forget it because we a®
JCCA as a national organization,
Wistful that her art must fail
were persons tried and tested busy building for the futu®
for the correct position of the
Against the sorcery of snow.
and found to measure up to the with hard work, newly developed
organization is plainly stated in
difficult tasks faced in the past and trained powers, integrity
<11111111 HllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllltIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH national conference reports as by Japanese Canadians.and vision. Let us throw out tM
committed to a program of .full
poison
of grudges which are dag
PASSING THRU
It should also be stated that
was in knee-pants I used to hear, compensation for evacuation los
(Con^d from Page 1)
‘‘The Umbrella Man”, which had ses. Our criticism is confined to the source of responsibilty and. structive and unprofitable in
9
what I mean. To wit, “When the such innocent lyrics like “pit the actions and statements of authority of the Toronto Claim long run.
T.
Muriel
Kitagawa,
g
rain came! How shall I write ter-patter-patter, it looks like the executive secretary and the ants Committee is different from
Toronto?®
or say or sing or in any way rain.” At that time I did not executive committee because they appointed or self-appo i n t e d
tell what joy there was in our mind rain because I used to have without authority disregar bodies like the JCCA national tic lines, it has welcomed ^
little world when the rain came! wear knee-pants and the rain ded and violated the policy of executive committee or the Co sons to general meetings wh
. . . What do the people who live could not, therefore, play havoc the National JCCA as agreed to operative Committee. Members ■were known to advocate viej
in cities know of the infinite with sundry bric-a-brac as trou in conference, and have acted of the Claimants Committee hold different from those of the corii
ser creases. When I grew older, contrary to the expressed desires office not by personal choice mittee. It should be added ths
blessing of rain?”.
nor because because some friend on every occasion, after full di|
the rain wreaked its bloody ven of claimants.
I guess we just don’t know.
arbitrarily placed him on the
The only time I really enjoy geance.
cussion, the position taken |
In
the
executive
secretary
’
s
committee, but only by virtue of
rain is when I’m sitting in an
But the song, “September In statement a deliberate attempt the election by claimants. The the committee on various issj
absolutely leakproof house listen
has been upheld. Furthermoj
ing to the noises of the rain out The Rain”, is one of my favo is made to propagate the false Claimants Committee has at all no complaint has been recehj
side. It is then that I feel com rites although I can’t always ag notion that the Toronto Claim times, therefore, been respons
by the committee from an
fortably smug and sheltered ree. that “the raindrops play a ants Committee is self-appointed ible to the general body of
claimant in the Toronto ara
and superior to the miserably sweet refrain”. Perhaps I may and without status of any kind claimants in Toronto and have that its views were not repress!
drenched figures of humanity on see the error of my ways if except for themselves. It is a referred problems back to them
tative, but added encouragemen
the streets who for some reason things came true like in “Pennies very sad and pitiful state of at general meetings, called on
has been received in. mes^a^®
find it necessary to be exposed From Heaven” where it’s sugges affairs when a person is unable proper notice, for further in
of support from claimants in .
to one of nature’s worst whims. ted that “when it rains, it al to recognise a plain and obvious struction, sanction or modifica
parts of Canada.
J
Rain has also been immorta ways rains pennies from fact regarding the bona fides of tion of proposed policy.
The invitation to debase t
the
Toronto
Claimants
Commit-lized in song and dance. When I heaven”.
Because the committee func
tee, and it is indeed the height tions along thoroughly democra-
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Wednesday, Nov. 22, 195
Letter to Editor:
No Time For Quibbling Or Recriminations
Editor, The New Canadian:
mission labored was much J
For 25 cents per copy the
One of the. penalties of being narrow to be interpreted- wit}
special 48-page Christmas Edi
leniency. Naturally, the proJ
tion may be sent to anyone Japanese in this country was
owners, the claimants, fen
*
wherever he may be.
the loss of our home and our cheated.
’
Extra copies of the . special properties. Since this loss,
But, as long as we had coJ
issue are made available as many through the Custodian’s office, promised for the sake of gettiJ
people always seek copies to be ■was an inflicted injustice, the tvhat we could out of our los|
mailed to their friends, particu Co-Operative Committee and the and since the governsJ
larly those in Japan. If we .-may JCCA campaigned for the resti
through Premier St. Lauren®
suggest, w-hy not send a copy to tution or compensation for the
has stated "we can expect n*
your friend, the Xmas issue is loss of these properties. In time
more, then it is up to the claiJ
especially appealin
to those also, the Federal government ants to take their defeat wi^
who have gone back to Japan appointed the Bird Commission grace and dignity.
|
for it affords them a chance to to investigate the validity of the
This is no time for quibbling
find out about their acquaint claims, and through the ser
|
ances in Canada as well as to vices of experts, computed what or for recriminations.
The Toronto Claimants Con®
gain a comprehensive picture of the Commission considered a
mittee is being obstinate in M
Japanese Canadians and Canada fair compensation.
dissatisfaction. They are beiJ
as it is today.
While neither the Co-OperaJust send us the names and tive Committee nor the JCCA lelligerently un-coope r a t i v |
They claim they stand for til
addresses plus 25 cents for each were satisfied with this result
copy to be sent out, and we’ll of their work, still the terms of principle of continued protest!
against the injustice committ®
look after the rest.
reference within which the Com- against us. To stand for a pril
At its open Forum meeting, the Quebec JCCA put
forth several worthwhile ideas for its program of local
activities that can be adopted by other JCCA chapters
as well as by any Nisei organization.
ciple is fine, when done at M
One that particularly merits concrete considera
right time and for clear causes
tion is the proposal to hold some suitable function to
However, the evacuation elain®
The statement issued by the 1 of insolence to think that a are not appropriate, being tingS
honor high school and university graduates. Gradua
tion is truly one of the moments as well as an accomp executive secretary of the JCCA statement so far from the truth with too much materialism. B
regarding the invitation from
lishment in one’s life that warrants being accorded some the Toronto Claimants Commit would not cast serious reflec It is not only that I -find tlig
tion on the writer himself. It is activities and the statements 4$
token of recognition.
tee to debate the national execu known to all persons "who have
Claimants’ Committee in t^
Yet, to our knowledge, there has been no recent tive committee’s actions on eva taken an interest in claims mat the
tai bad taste, but also I wish toS
■record that a Nisei organization has undertaken to fete cuation losses fails to state that ters that the Toronto Claimants register my personal condemn^
the Nisei graduates on their proud occasion. They most the committee is willing to ex Committee was elected as a re tion of their ungenerous repul
plain their position at a public
assuredly would appreciate being tendered a banquet meeting, as would be expected sult of a ballot distributed to diation of the untiring, unselfisg
all claimants in the Toronto and often heartbreaking effor®
and perhaps a dance to follow to mark their attainment. from any person or group with area,
and that this method of of the Co-Operative Committal
Nisei org’anizations have not only been neglecting public responsibilities, but choos election was agreed to as most and of the JCCA. The Claimant
to acknowledge the academic achievements of these es to evade the central issue by appropriate at a meeting called Committee expose themselves S
graduates, they’ve also been “missing the boat.” One of use of more than the usual quota by the JCCA.
public scorn for their obstina®
of falsehoods.
greediness.
They alienate tho^
All persons elected to the com
their chief complaints is stagnated membership and
Although
misrepresentations
executives. This worthy function affords a golden op are now expected as chronic, for mittee were therefore claimants, of us who have fought persistent
for the rights, privileges an(
portunity to sell their organization, to interest these only by use of such methods and almost without exception ly
they were persons -who had been responsibilities of Canadian cf
can the executive and the na
young Niseis in their activities and their work.
prominent in industry and com tiz eriship.
Debate Evac. Losses Issue And Let Public Decide
tional executive committee at
merce, fisheries and agriculture,
The Canadian public know
tempt to justify their actions,
FAREWELUTO AUTUMN
and the general community life our stand and what was due a
when the very liberal quota is
of Japanese Canadian society "for us. They have been with us, bii
(with Toronto’s first snowfall, Nov.
exceeded and persistent atthe past 20 and 30 years. The there is a limit to honest sym
4, 1950).
tempts are made to mislead the
committee
is composed of the pathy. Of course the prejudice
Was it only yesterday
public, then a stern reply is in
following persons: Roger Obata, politicians betrayed the dem®
That Autumn danced our way?
order.
Shosaku Ozawa, Senji Takashi cratic integrity of the natioi
A crimson garland in her hair,
This reply is directed to two ma, Tomekichi Mio, Tsuguo This is in the records in Hare
A spangled saffron gown;
purposes: (a) to once again call Minebka, Toshiaki Sumi, Kunio sard. Well then, let the goveni
She beckoned to the golden leaves
upon the national executive Hikada, Nihei Otsuki, Kosaburo ment bear the burden and co|
And charmed them with her song.
committee to debate their posi Takahashi and Zentaro Shin.
sequences of its own mistake!
Vivacious Autumn, sprite so fair,
tion before the public for a full
Any person who is familiar and leave it to future MP’s |
Dancing ’midst the whirling throng!
and accurate disclosure of all
with Japanese Canadian affairs guard against its repetition. Now
the circumstances and have the
Yet it was only yesterday
'will readily see that organiza that we have the franchise
public decide upon the truth for
, g
I saw her turn away.
tional work for these persons can do our part.
themselves;
and
(b) to make it
Wisps of silvery mist her veil,
We can expect no more fro®
is no new undertaking. Through
clear
that
no criticism has ever
Ottawa. This is an unpleasar®
Swirls of haze her robe;
been directed by the Toronto out the years they were among
And caress with ling’ring hands
fact.
Nevertheless we can
the leaders of their communities
Claimants
Committee
at
the
The last leaf-laden bough,
and business enterprises, and it and forget it because we a®
JCCA as a national organization,
Wistful that her art must fail
were persons tried and tested busy building for the futu®
for the correct position of the
Against the sorcery of snow.
and found to measure up to the with hard work, newly developed
organization is plainly stated in
difficult tasks faced in the past and trained powers, integrity
<11111111 HllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllltIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH national conference reports as by Japanese Canadians.and vision. Let us throw out tM
committed to a program of .full
poison
of grudges which are dag
PASSING THRU
It should also be stated that
was in knee-pants I used to hear, compensation for evacuation los
(Con^d from Page 1)
‘‘The Umbrella Man”, which had ses. Our criticism is confined to the source of responsibilty and. structive and unprofitable in
9
what I mean. To wit, “When the such innocent lyrics like “pit the actions and statements of authority of the Toronto Claim long run.
T.
Muriel
Kitagawa,
g
rain came! How shall I write ter-patter-patter, it looks like the executive secretary and the ants Committee is different from
Toronto?®
or say or sing or in any way rain.” At that time I did not executive committee because they appointed or self-appo i n t e d
tell what joy there was in our mind rain because I used to have without authority disregar bodies like the JCCA national tic lines, it has welcomed ^
little world when the rain came! wear knee-pants and the rain ded and violated the policy of executive committee or the Co sons to general meetings wh
. . . What do the people who live could not, therefore, play havoc the National JCCA as agreed to operative Committee. Members ■were known to advocate viej
in cities know of the infinite with sundry bric-a-brac as trou in conference, and have acted of the Claimants Committee hold different from those of the corii
ser creases. When I grew older, contrary to the expressed desires office not by personal choice mittee. It should be added ths
blessing of rain?”.
nor because because some friend on every occasion, after full di|
the rain wreaked its bloody ven of claimants.
I guess we just don’t know.
arbitrarily placed him on the
The only time I really enjoy geance.
cussion, the position taken |
In
the
executive
secretary
’
s
committee, but only by virtue of
rain is when I’m sitting in an
But the song, “September In statement a deliberate attempt the election by claimants. The the committee on various issj
absolutely leakproof house listen
has been upheld. Furthermoj
ing to the noises of the rain out The Rain”, is one of my favo is made to propagate the false Claimants Committee has at all no complaint has been recehj
side. It is then that I feel com rites although I can’t always ag notion that the Toronto Claim times, therefore, been respons
by the committee from an
fortably smug and sheltered ree. that “the raindrops play a ants Committee is self-appointed ible to the general body of
claimant in the Toronto ara
and superior to the miserably sweet refrain”. Perhaps I may and without status of any kind claimants in Toronto and have that its views were not repress!
drenched figures of humanity on see the error of my ways if except for themselves. It is a referred problems back to them
tative, but added encouragemen
the streets who for some reason things came true like in “Pennies very sad and pitiful state of at general meetings, called on
has been received in. mes^a^®
find it necessary to be exposed From Heaven” where it’s sugges affairs when a person is unable proper notice, for further in
of support from claimants in .
to one of nature’s worst whims. ted that “when it rains, it al to recognise a plain and obvious struction, sanction or modifica
parts of Canada.
J
Rain has also been immorta ways rains pennies from fact regarding the bona fides of tion of proposed policy.
The invitation to debase t
the
Toronto
Claimants
Commit-lized in song and dance. When I heaven”.
Because the committee func
tee, and it is indeed the height tions along thoroughly democra-
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Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1950
JTHE NEW CANADIAN
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Bird Swatters Swing Into Full Action in Nisei
And Church League Competition in Toronto
Hamilton Nisei Rec
Society Dissolves
PAGE SEVEN
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
HAMILTON — OnA
/
Oldest
°
Of
rhe
Winter is here. Within one I Niseis of the Church of
v
a- idest Klsei organizations in
week, a full complement of ac-|.tions will be hosts
Hamilton, the Hamilton Nisei for taX^T 'Th3t “" A"”“ UsIOn in the State
Ch
J
;
Osts
to
Christ
tivities along Toronto Nisei
"? 6 thS B's ®
R d
‘ oun=sters
want to play. The West ToRecreational Society from which ronto
shuttle front will have begun. All at High Park on Friday, NWi
Associati°“ may not. be so extensive as far
stemmed Nisei recreational acti as scone X
four Nisei badminton clubs, the
^ThevO
y ^ ^^ brideSmaid to ^ybodv.
vities was officially dissolved.
JCCA, Metropolitan, AYPA and
Captained by Matt Matsui
7
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Way
f°r the kids and last "’eek thev treated
The balance remaining in the
St. F. X, have been busy swat “”petlti“n of A team is Johnny’
Md
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°Sram U'at "'““ hve ^Hfhted amting the shuttlecock over the Tanaka, Frank Matsui, Ken Fu- treasury is to be divided among
exen
those
ready
tor
old-age pensions. After giving the bovs
mesh and next week will begin Lusaka, Michi Ashikawa and He existing clubs which were
bal1 ”d th® “ them t0 ”
Ar. that's
sponsored by the ‘Rec’ Societv
the Nisei league’s inaugural I
m!S7 and Kay °SaW. E“f and which hereafter will continue
games.
rn
mw ’ ^^ Yonemitsu, ■o unction as separate organi
■^T1xe men ^'^ the Association contribute their time and effort
Under the guidance of Roy .71.
^ CWz Ikusaka zations.
without
personal profit except the satisfaction of d " ”, efc
Shin, the league will get under and Mary NishikawaIts
officer:
what they are
led4 ^|^?oy
k
— —^rs, Honda,
Tak Maikawa. pre- “
way in its first season with Bando
The B.
has team
Gus ffi
Metropolitan visiting St. F. X.,
vice
Grace 1 amaguchi, secre
on Thurs., Nov. 23 and JCCA Hatashita, Scotty Amemori, Jim den
b°yS that Play bal1 out at EaHscourt owe a. great deal
tary
and
losh
Tonogai,
treahere are 1™°^
fOrtUMte tO get the °PP°rtunity to
moving in on AYPA on Friday, my Kumagai, and Paul TovonaNov. 24. Each team will play a ga and Kimi Noda, Sue Iwasaki, surer, expressed their gratitude there are the members of the Western Juniors. Midgets and play
and appreciation to all those tarns who are getting a lot more than their older 'brothers Ban
home-and-home series with the
Akiyama’ Wo Hirota
4
monies ever
other three and the final league | and Tosh and Ayako Takasaki who donated time and effort had in the way of opportunities.
while the ‘Rec’ was in existence.
Let’s hope they’ll be able to keep up the good work.
standing will decide the playoff
positions to decide the league
champion. Teams finishing first
it would be
° ”j «
"' h SO “!' Niseis P^yfnsr ball up there,
L A.
7 S
th“S If °“ or more Niseis would take part in
and second will clash in a sud
h nT7™ as a voluntar>- worker with their seasonal program.
den death game against fourth
and third respectively to decide
bo
7 ’ ™" t™,s’ ,tec are ™r teMS: jt would certainly
Associathe finalists who will play a Baseball Assort?™
Nlsei kld$ are happy owners LTt7 7°"ier *° have “"™'Ni!ei sm’c
Baseball Association proved
tion.
Instead
of
being
just
on
the
home-and-home total point series
receiving end, there should be a
of signed programs.
ittle giving too.
that they were no pikers or
to decide the -winner.
And to complete the Santa
Small time as they threw theii*
Claus act, a table cluttered with
Meanwhile the Nisei entries in
first annual Banquet and Dance
While Vancouverites are watching good guy Mr. Sakata; Montthe A and B sections of the
more silverware than a prospe
C^?/6 S“nS fte firSt Canadi“ “’« of the villian, the
on Nov. 14 at the posh Club
Inter-Church League will also
Kingsway honoring some 125 rous pa-wnshop was on display on treat Togo, accompanied by his cohort, Hata. One thing they had
see baptism action. In the A
stage and they were given out
ballplayers ranging from about
in common, they both won their debut matches.
■
to
deserving players, managers,
section,
-which
has
been,
divided
pl
indootT6? T°g° ?d S°me influence
attracting a record
13 to 21, members of 13 teams
coaches and teams as an im indoor Canadian wrestling crowd of close to 14,000. Of course
into two 4-team groupings, the
(three of them Western affili
portant
portion of the night’s Gorgeous George who was the headliner also had a lot to do with
H
ates) playing in three leagues doings.
2^
FATTER MEN
the gate.
«
all under their supervision.
Ken Kutsukake, manager of
TOKYO. — The
Japanese,
Besides the chicken dinner and
the Western Midgets, accepted
who were on the brink of starva
Roy Shin writes that with the impossibility of raising the
the dance which concluded the
tion five years ago, are getting
one of the larger trophies on
°f P^vere, the Toronto Nisef Badminto Club’s
fat. That’s the conclusion of evening’s festivities, the kids behalf of his midgets who took Masaryk project had to be postponed until next fall. About 40
men who should know—Japanese and other guests were treated to the league championship and players applied for membership.
.
professional entertainment and advanced to the city finals be
tailors.
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The Tokyo Asahi newspaper a chance to meet and hear the fore calling it a season. Each clubs, St. F. X., may be forced to fold up, because of certain hall
reported that Tokyo tailors are National League’s MVP, Jim player received individual tro- regulations.
amazed by increasing numbers Konstanty, return to the scene phies and in addition, Ted Giof orders for pants with large of his Cinderella stepping-stone, bula, Midgets’ top pitcher, picked yama, Kutsukake and Joe Ko
to make after-dinner quips and up a pitching award.
girths.
yanagi of the Western Bantams,
johnny Nakashima!
give with chunks of advise to
The Western Juniors won a were each the recipient of gifts
Oil Burners, Roofing,
aspiring youngsters. And the boys special award for their showing
Rock
Wool Insulation,
crowded the head table as Kon ■which was accepted by Joe Aki in acknowledgment of their ser
Gurney Furnaces.
vice to the cause of their base
117 Alton Ave..
Toronto.
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stanty worked his slider over yama. In addition all managers
ball program for the youngsters.
time on autographs and a lot of the 13 teams including AkiPHONE
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The Toastmaster, Don Scott,
''
said that this is the beginning
and that it is hoped that as an
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every-year function folio-wing
* agent of
the close of the ball season the
• • . the letters start. Then
Dawson Realty Co.
Association would hold a gala
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K BCIBNCE MONITOR
A brilliant shooting display to 10, Makimoto 9, Toyama .4; and ritsy affair for the young
the Editor how much they
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fie Ken Miyasaki’s record for a Ohara 4.
sters and for all those connec
enjoy this daily world-wide
single game, by Rebel Paul Hi
newspaper.
Aces: S. Takata 9, Hayashi 7, ted with the many phases of
rano helped usher in the 1950- G. Takata 6, Onishi 5, Oda 4; the Association’s minor ball
^he Monitor is the most
51 season. Otherwise the open Arai 4, Miyashita 2, Morita, program.
carefully edited newsAgent
ing
games were lustreless as de Sumi.
Paper in the U. S. . .
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"Valuable aid in teari
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On Saturday, Nov. 25, two
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The Monitor surely is a
i the Aces into oblivion by a score as the latter upset the dope- Toronto Junior teams, Club
reader’s necessity . , ."
of 86—37.
sters with a convincing win. Rhapsody and Jets, travel to
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Hirano,’ with his basket bar- However the score was no indi Hamilton to play against Angels
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I rage, however, showed that the cation of play as W. K. battled and Alphas, respectively, with
^ your HOME TOWN i Rebels cannot be counted out as hard but couldn’t find a stopper the first game to begin 6 p.m.
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| Kids 65—40 in the nightcap. All the half, Hirano had warmed up ling to Hamilton from Toronto
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6
Res. 1111 Davie St.,
Rebel or two.
vated Rebs a 29—15 advantage. TR. 1878 or Mits Kuroda RA.
Sr2h^s
Vancouver, B. C.
He sizzled in the second half 7109. The bus will leave SpaAces
started
fast
in
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open
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3
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ly. Alan Fujiwara, Hirano’s coun
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baskets .by Seiji Takata but
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and
JJGpcon to
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for the Entire Family
‘
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league’s most improved player, Kitazaki 6, Mitsui 5, Mush FuStucco Works
«ues_ i enclose $i,
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Whizz Kids: Fujiwara 16, Koporarily derailed at halftime at
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(name)
38—22. The final half saw Her yanagi 9, Kameoka 8, Mossy
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vs.
Next
Friday,
Whizz
Kids
r
complete submission.
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Mustangs: H. Miyasaki 29, K. Mustangs at 8, and Aces vs. RePhone MArine 3459
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Western Midgets Win Trophy As Young Players
Honored with Banquet, Jim Konstanty Speaks
Mustangs, Rebels, Are Easy Opener Winners,
Hirano Nets 34 Pts. To Tie Scoring Record
T. Kobayashi
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Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1950
JTHE NEW CANADIAN
K
Bird Swatters Swing Into Full Action in Nisei
And Church League Competition in Toronto
Hamilton Nisei Rec
Society Dissolves
PAGE SEVEN
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
HAMILTON — OnA
/
Oldest
°
Of
rhe
Winter is here. Within one I Niseis of the Church of
v
a- idest Klsei organizations in
week, a full complement of ac-|.tions will be hosts
Hamilton, the Hamilton Nisei for taX^T 'Th3t “" A"”“ UsIOn in the State
Ch
J
;
Osts
to
Christ
tivities along Toronto Nisei
"? 6 thS B's ®
R d
‘ oun=sters
want to play. The West ToRecreational Society from which ronto
shuttle front will have begun. All at High Park on Friday, NWi
Associati°“ may not. be so extensive as far
stemmed Nisei recreational acti as scone X
four Nisei badminton clubs, the
^ThevO
y ^ ^^ brideSmaid to ^ybodv.
vities was officially dissolved.
JCCA, Metropolitan, AYPA and
Captained by Matt Matsui
7
he
Way
f°r the kids and last "’eek thev treated
The balance remaining in the
St. F. X, have been busy swat “”petlti“n of A team is Johnny’
Md
wn^
7a
Pr
°Sram U'at "'““ hve ^Hfhted amting the shuttlecock over the Tanaka, Frank Matsui, Ken Fu- treasury is to be divided among
exen
those
ready
tor
old-age pensions. After giving the bovs
mesh and next week will begin Lusaka, Michi Ashikawa and He existing clubs which were
bal1 ”d th® “ them t0 ”
Ar. that's
sponsored by the ‘Rec’ Societv
the Nisei league’s inaugural I
m!S7 and Kay °SaW. E“f and which hereafter will continue
games.
rn
mw ’ ^^ Yonemitsu, ■o unction as separate organi
■^T1xe men ^'^ the Association contribute their time and effort
Under the guidance of Roy .71.
^ CWz Ikusaka zations.
without
personal profit except the satisfaction of d " ”, efc
Shin, the league will get under and Mary NishikawaIts
officer:
what they are
led4 ^|^?oy
k
— —^rs, Honda,
Tak Maikawa. pre- “
way in its first season with Bando
The B.
has team
Gus ffi
Metropolitan visiting St. F. X.,
vice
Grace 1 amaguchi, secre
on Thurs., Nov. 23 and JCCA Hatashita, Scotty Amemori, Jim den
b°yS that Play bal1 out at EaHscourt owe a. great deal
tary
and
losh
Tonogai,
treahere are 1™°^
fOrtUMte tO get the °PP°rtunity to
moving in on AYPA on Friday, my Kumagai, and Paul TovonaNov. 24. Each team will play a ga and Kimi Noda, Sue Iwasaki, surer, expressed their gratitude there are the members of the Western Juniors. Midgets and play
and appreciation to all those tarns who are getting a lot more than their older 'brothers Ban
home-and-home series with the
Akiyama’ Wo Hirota
4
monies ever
other three and the final league | and Tosh and Ayako Takasaki who donated time and effort had in the way of opportunities.
while the ‘Rec’ was in existence.
Let’s hope they’ll be able to keep up the good work.
standing will decide the playoff
positions to decide the league
champion. Teams finishing first
it would be
° ”j «
"' h SO “!' Niseis P^yfnsr ball up there,
L A.
7 S
th“S If °“ or more Niseis would take part in
and second will clash in a sud
h nT7™ as a voluntar>- worker with their seasonal program.
den death game against fourth
and third respectively to decide
bo
7 ’ ™" t™,s’ ,tec are ™r teMS: jt would certainly
Associathe finalists who will play a Baseball Assort?™
Nlsei kld$ are happy owners LTt7 7°"ier *° have “"™'Ni!ei sm’c
Baseball Association proved
tion.
Instead
of
being
just
on
the
home-and-home total point series
receiving end, there should be a
of signed programs.
ittle giving too.
that they were no pikers or
to decide the -winner.
And to complete the Santa
Small time as they threw theii*
Claus act, a table cluttered with
Meanwhile the Nisei entries in
first annual Banquet and Dance
While Vancouverites are watching good guy Mr. Sakata; Montthe A and B sections of the
more silverware than a prospe
C^?/6 S“nS fte firSt Canadi“ “’« of the villian, the
on Nov. 14 at the posh Club
Inter-Church League will also
Kingsway honoring some 125 rous pa-wnshop was on display on treat Togo, accompanied by his cohort, Hata. One thing they had
see baptism action. In the A
stage and they were given out
ballplayers ranging from about
in common, they both won their debut matches.
■
to
deserving players, managers,
section,
-which
has
been,
divided
pl
indootT6? T°g° ?d S°me influence
attracting a record
13 to 21, members of 13 teams
coaches and teams as an im indoor Canadian wrestling crowd of close to 14,000. Of course
into two 4-team groupings, the
(three of them Western affili
portant
portion of the night’s Gorgeous George who was the headliner also had a lot to do with
H
ates) playing in three leagues doings.
2^
FATTER MEN
the gate.
«
all under their supervision.
Ken Kutsukake, manager of
TOKYO. — The
Japanese,
Besides the chicken dinner and
the Western Midgets, accepted
who were on the brink of starva
Roy Shin writes that with the impossibility of raising the
the dance which concluded the
tion five years ago, are getting
one of the larger trophies on
°f P^vere, the Toronto Nisef Badminto Club’s
fat. That’s the conclusion of evening’s festivities, the kids behalf of his midgets who took Masaryk project had to be postponed until next fall. About 40
men who should know—Japanese and other guests were treated to the league championship and players applied for membership.
.
professional entertainment and advanced to the city finals be
tailors.
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The Tokyo Asahi newspaper a chance to meet and hear the fore calling it a season. Each clubs, St. F. X., may be forced to fold up, because of certain hall
reported that Tokyo tailors are National League’s MVP, Jim player received individual tro- regulations.
amazed by increasing numbers Konstanty, return to the scene phies and in addition, Ted Giof orders for pants with large of his Cinderella stepping-stone, bula, Midgets’ top pitcher, picked yama, Kutsukake and Joe Ko
to make after-dinner quips and up a pitching award.
girths.
yanagi of the Western Bantams,
johnny Nakashima!
give with chunks of advise to
The Western Juniors won a were each the recipient of gifts
Oil Burners, Roofing,
aspiring youngsters. And the boys special award for their showing
Rock
Wool Insulation,
crowded the head table as Kon ■which was accepted by Joe Aki in acknowledgment of their ser
Gurney Furnaces.
vice to the cause of their base
117 Alton Ave..
Toronto.
/
stanty worked his slider over yama. In addition all managers
ball program for the youngsters.
time on autographs and a lot of the 13 teams including AkiPHONE
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The Toastmaster, Don Scott,
''
said that this is the beginning
and that it is hoped that as an
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every-year function folio-wing
* agent of
the close of the ball season the
• • . the letters start. Then
Dawson Realty Co.
Association would hold a gala
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the Editor how much they
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
NOVEMBER
25—Toronto. Nisei Married
Couples Third Annual Ba
zaar. Queen St. United
Church. 2 to 5:30.
25—Hamilton. Hamilton Nisei
Bowling League Dance, Central Hall, 8:30 to 12.
25—Montreal. Montreal YBS
Concert, St. Edouard Parish
Hall, 6515 St. Denis.
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THE NEW CANADIAN
Wednesday, Noy, 22, i950
Hawaiian Group from N.Y.
Feature At Busses Concert
erJona
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a
MONTREAL. — The Japanese adiaan appearance.
MORISHITA — TANOUYE
community is buzzing with anti
Nov. 25 promises to be a big
TORONTO — The marriage of / ri vft 1013
and
cipation. The Montreal YBS night for the Montreal communi Miss Haruko Tanouye, second Evelyn Fukawa. Each carried a
concert is to be staged Satur ty. . For a night of entertain daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jutaro bouquet of mums and carnations
day, Nov. 25. The third annual ment and fun, it’s the Bussei Tanouye, to Mr. Tadashi Mori
Best^man was Jack Matsui
production of the Busseis, it is Concert at' St. Edouard Parish shita, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. and ushers were Koji Morishita
said to surpass all previous pre Hall, 6515 St. Denis St., starting Umezo Morishita, both of To Mitsuo Tanouye and Toshio Ta'
sentations with the program fea 7:30 p.m.
ronto, was solemnized on Oct. nouye.
turing a variety of numbers.
28 at the Carlton United Church, „ Following the reception
Two ‘shibais’ will be presented
with Rev, Finlay officiating.
Celestial Gardens, the bride
DECEMBER
with a cast of Montreal talent.
RETURNS HOME
The bride wore a gown of lace wore a grey suit with black ac
8—Raymond. Raymond Y B A In the play “Chichi Kaeru” will
and satin with full skirt and cessories and a corsage of or
(Cont’d from Page 1)
Dance, Cody’s Orchestra, ad be Eiko Henmi, Phyllis- Oike, Ta for their march to the railway, train. Her fingertip veil was
chids for the motor trip to Det
mission 50c, 9-1 a.m.
motsu Yamamoto, George Naka station where they were told to caught with a matching lace cap roit and Chicago.
no and Butch Hayashi. In the wait for transportation, they and she carried a bouquet of red
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
second play, “Gekkyu-bi” the
roses.
Girls To Take Over
Vancouver — Mr. Kiyozo Ka- same players will be joined by broke away and cut into an alHer
matron
of
honor/was
Mrs.
Next AYPA Meeting
zuta and family, formerly of Yoshio Horibe, Toki Hashimoto ey next to the school building.
Jack Kimoto, sister of the
They
stood
against
a
wall
un
The gentlemen will take a
Brookmere, B. C.‘, have moved and Haruo Shitahoto. Both are
groom,
while
Miss
Sakao
Tano
well-earned rest, at the next
to 416 East Cordova St., Van under the direction of Mr. Soki- til the. others passed. Then the
uye,
cousin
of
the
bride,
and
five
ran-through
the
street
and
meeting of- the Toronto Nisei
couver, B. C.
chi Henmi.
made their way to an empty Miss Nobuko Tanouye, sister of AYPA while the girls take over
The musical portion of the house. Their only food was 15 the bride, were bridesmaids. The
the evening’s programme on Fri
program will offer vocal and in pounds of flour, two apples, se
day, Nov. 24, at St. George’s
strumental numbers by artists veral slices of bread and a 20PUBLIC
DECIDE
Hall, from 8 p.m.
of the community augmented by gallon bottle of water.
(Continued from Page 2)
_ Following the business portion,
a novel attraction from New
Then one morning Cpl. Ara- actions of the JCCA national an entertaining evening is in
York. Billed as the “Hawaiian kawa heard the clanging of executive committee was in keep
store' for members and friends,
Melodies” this New York group church bells
and noise in the ing with this previous practice beginning with an audience par
consists of four Hawaiian Niseis streets. He
looked through a of having full disclosure of all ticipation session of an informal
now attending college in New
crack and saw South Korean? relevants facts pertaining to
Y'ork. This act includes ukelele flags flying. The prisoners made matters at issue, and it was quiz and a fling at the AYPA’s
0. K. CLEANERS
special version of the popular
players Ted Ura and Ken Shimi
1011^ QUEEN ST. W.
their way from the house and thought that this could be most guessing game, Charades. So
zu? guitarist Henry Tominaga were welcomed by a South
Phone
by polish up your wits and your
ko- satisfactorily accomplished
and vocalist .Dick Doi. The group rean coi’poral.
WA. 6953
having speakers from the JCCA dramatic ability, everyone.
has won acclaim appearing be
For Pick-up and Delivery
He was later transferred to a committee itself appear, - rather
The
Admission
Ceremony,
fore service groups and organi field hospital near Taejon
and than rely on second hand infor which the group was forced to
zations and promises to create
then shipped to a hospital in mation from another party. Had forego aat the last meeting-, will
a sensation in its initial Can- Tokyo.
this been done, all Toronto be held, to initiate the new mem
Agent
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The Nisei weighed 165 pounds claimants and the Japanese bers. Plans are also being made
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before his capture but dropped Canadian public would have had to. incorporate the colorful and
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Trophy
to
120 pounds during his 97 an opportunity to’ make their impressive AYPA Candlelight
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In Tor. Nisei Major
days as a POW.
own decision on the issue for Service with the Admission
Res. ME. 6072
themselves.
Johnnie Takeda cleaned up
ceremony.
p_
As in the past, had the debate
the individual honors with 833 Bo Tonkin, Rosa Baba
taken place, it is likely that
and 354 and bounced up half a Bowl Lakehead Highs
PORTRAIT • COMMERCIAL • CO MUR
1 Adelaide St- E., Torbnto
claimants
would
again
have
en
dozen points in his game ave
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — Best
Barrister and Solicitor
dorsed the position taken by
rage
last
Friday
to
gun
his
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
triple in Lakehead Nisei kegling
JTUDIO
sights on his last year’s position, circles last weekend was record their committee. This would
arranged
portraits by <ZG^V^w<z(?
at the head of the averages. ed by Bo Tonkin of the Hopeless have put the lie to the conten
Office EL. 5259 Res. LY. 3427
Meanwhile Spadina’s Tosh Fu team who bowled a 704 (340, tion of certain JCCA committee
jioka .also totalled above 800 194). Tonkin also broke Sam members that their views are • Hl DUNDAS ST W . TORONTO PLAZA 3m
with 816 to boost his respectable Mitsunaga’s previous 339 single those of the claimants — and in
Dr. H. R. Akaye
229.
order to avoid this embarassrecord by one point.
1
Games of above 700 were
A newcomer to the loop, ment which would make it ne
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turned in by R. Sasaki 727, H. George Kenno, was second best cessary for them to repudiate
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their own past actions, they
Matsumoto 726, J.’Izumi 710 and with his triple of 675
(264,
e'
Toronto, Ont
(Bloor at Spadina)
E. Nakamura 708.
229). 200 average bowlers were chose to avoid meeting their
Automobile, Fire, Burglary,
Toronto
obligations and failed to appear.
All leading teams were victo Hany Tateishi 643 (209,
Life, Accident & Sickness, etc.
200,
rious
but
Spadina
continued
to
Had
the
executive
committee
234),
Tom
Kanna
634 (226,
Phone MI. 3386
Si
been loyal to National JCCA
run away by scoring the only 224), Min Togawa 627
Residence:
ELgin 0508
(194,
OFFICE HOURS:
se
7—0 win of the evening. Sam 253), Yuke Tatebe 607
policy their actions would be
Mon. to Fri.
1—5 p.m.
2 Vesta Drive
(212,
ri
defensible, and they could meet
my’s were the victim. Other 257), and Ted Koizumi 602
MAfair 1365.
Saturdays
9—5 p.m.
(254,
pa
Evenings by Appointment
scores were: Queen City over 184). Tony Tatebe’s
Andrew E. McKague,
287 single any challenge from any quarter
^
Danforth 4—3; Takedas over was next best to Tonkin’s 340. at any time. Instead, as seen
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
or
Moonlite, Urabes over Soras;
by
the
executive
secretary
’
s
Public.
In the ladies section, Rosa
O.
K.
over
Freedmans,
and
Ya
201
Northern
Ontario Bldg.
statement,
they
have
chosen
a
h Hamilton, It's
i
Baba of the Last Chance team
330 Bay St.
madas over Best, all by 5__ 2. boosted her own high triple mark shameful road and are hiding
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
A
Mickey Nobuto of Moonlite of 538 by 14 points to 552. The behind a smoke screen from
TORONTO
X
Grill contributed a High Average high single mark was also bro whence they prate in self-right
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
f Challenge Trophy to the Major ken as Katie Arinobu rolled 219 eous and pompous tones about
League to be awarded at the to nulify Sets Tsubouchi’s old ^unethical actions”, violation of
X
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4 end of the season.
‘simple rules of courtesy” _
mark of 210.
:
when the arrogant actions of
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the contempt which they hold for
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
NOVEMBER
25—Toronto. Nisei Married
Couples Third Annual Ba
zaar. Queen St. United
Church. 2 to 5:30.
25—Hamilton. Hamilton Nisei
Bowling League Dance, Central Hall, 8:30 to 12.
25—Montreal. Montreal YBS
Concert, St. Edouard Parish
Hall, 6515 St. Denis.
ftto*
p
THE NEW CANADIAN
Wednesday, Noy, 22, i950
Hawaiian Group from N.Y.
Feature At Busses Concert
erJona
*tcro&3
a
MONTREAL. — The Japanese adiaan appearance.
MORISHITA — TANOUYE
community is buzzing with anti
Nov. 25 promises to be a big
TORONTO — The marriage of / ri vft 1013
and
cipation. The Montreal YBS night for the Montreal communi Miss Haruko Tanouye, second Evelyn Fukawa. Each carried a
concert is to be staged Satur ty. . For a night of entertain daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jutaro bouquet of mums and carnations
day, Nov. 25. The third annual ment and fun, it’s the Bussei Tanouye, to Mr. Tadashi Mori
Best^man was Jack Matsui
production of the Busseis, it is Concert at' St. Edouard Parish shita, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. and ushers were Koji Morishita
said to surpass all previous pre Hall, 6515 St. Denis St., starting Umezo Morishita, both of To Mitsuo Tanouye and Toshio Ta'
sentations with the program fea 7:30 p.m.
ronto, was solemnized on Oct. nouye.
turing a variety of numbers.
28 at the Carlton United Church, „ Following the reception
Two ‘shibais’ will be presented
with Rev, Finlay officiating.
Celestial Gardens, the bride
DECEMBER
with a cast of Montreal talent.
RETURNS HOME
The bride wore a gown of lace wore a grey suit with black ac
8—Raymond. Raymond Y B A In the play “Chichi Kaeru” will
and satin with full skirt and cessories and a corsage of or
(Cont’d from Page 1)
Dance, Cody’s Orchestra, ad be Eiko Henmi, Phyllis- Oike, Ta for their march to the railway, train. Her fingertip veil was
chids for the motor trip to Det
mission 50c, 9-1 a.m.
motsu Yamamoto, George Naka station where they were told to caught with a matching lace cap roit and Chicago.
no and Butch Hayashi. In the wait for transportation, they and she carried a bouquet of red
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
second play, “Gekkyu-bi” the
roses.
Girls To Take Over
Vancouver — Mr. Kiyozo Ka- same players will be joined by broke away and cut into an alHer
matron
of
honor/was
Mrs.
Next AYPA Meeting
zuta and family, formerly of Yoshio Horibe, Toki Hashimoto ey next to the school building.
Jack Kimoto, sister of the
They
stood
against
a
wall
un
The gentlemen will take a
Brookmere, B. C.‘, have moved and Haruo Shitahoto. Both are
groom,
while
Miss
Sakao
Tano
well-earned rest, at the next
to 416 East Cordova St., Van under the direction of Mr. Soki- til the. others passed. Then the
uye,
cousin
of
the
bride,
and
five
ran-through
the
street
and
meeting of- the Toronto Nisei
couver, B. C.
chi Henmi.
made their way to an empty Miss Nobuko Tanouye, sister of AYPA while the girls take over
The musical portion of the house. Their only food was 15 the bride, were bridesmaids. The
the evening’s programme on Fri
program will offer vocal and in pounds of flour, two apples, se
day, Nov. 24, at St. George’s
strumental numbers by artists veral slices of bread and a 20PUBLIC
DECIDE
Hall, from 8 p.m.
of the community augmented by gallon bottle of water.
(Continued from Page 2)
_ Following the business portion,
a novel attraction from New
Then one morning Cpl. Ara- actions of the JCCA national an entertaining evening is in
York. Billed as the “Hawaiian kawa heard the clanging of executive committee was in keep
store' for members and friends,
Melodies” this New York group church bells
and noise in the ing with this previous practice beginning with an audience par
consists of four Hawaiian Niseis streets. He
looked through a of having full disclosure of all ticipation session of an informal
now attending college in New
crack and saw South Korean? relevants facts pertaining to
Y'ork. This act includes ukelele flags flying. The prisoners made matters at issue, and it was quiz and a fling at the AYPA’s
0. K. CLEANERS
special version of the popular
players Ted Ura and Ken Shimi
1011^ QUEEN ST. W.
their way from the house and thought that this could be most guessing game, Charades. So
zu? guitarist Henry Tominaga were welcomed by a South
Phone
by polish up your wits and your
ko- satisfactorily accomplished
and vocalist .Dick Doi. The group rean coi’poral.
WA. 6953
having speakers from the JCCA dramatic ability, everyone.
has won acclaim appearing be
For Pick-up and Delivery
He was later transferred to a committee itself appear, - rather
The
Admission
Ceremony,
fore service groups and organi field hospital near Taejon
and than rely on second hand infor which the group was forced to
zations and promises to create
then shipped to a hospital in mation from another party. Had forego aat the last meeting-, will
a sensation in its initial Can- Tokyo.
this been done, all Toronto be held, to initiate the new mem
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Johnnie Takeda cleaned up
ceremony.
p_
As in the past, had the debate
the individual honors with 833 Bo Tonkin, Rosa Baba
taken place, it is likely that
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order to avoid this embarassrecord by one point.
1
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A newcomer to the loop, ment which would make it ne
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their own past actions, they
Matsumoto 726, J.’Izumi 710 and with his triple of 675
(264,
e'
Toronto, Ont
(Bloor at Spadina)
E. Nakamura 708.
229). 200 average bowlers were chose to avoid meeting their
Automobile, Fire, Burglary,
Toronto
obligations and failed to appear.
All leading teams were victo Hany Tateishi 643 (209,
Life, Accident & Sickness, etc.
200,
rious
but
Spadina
continued
to
Had
the
executive
committee
234),
Tom
Kanna
634 (226,
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Si
been loyal to National JCCA
run away by scoring the only 224), Min Togawa 627
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(194,
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se
7—0 win of the evening. Sam 253), Yuke Tatebe 607
policy their actions would be
Mon. to Fri.
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2 Vesta Drive
(212,
ri
defensible, and they could meet
my’s were the victim. Other 257), and Ted Koizumi 602
MAfair 1365.
Saturdays
9—5 p.m.
(254,
pa
Evenings by Appointment
scores were: Queen City over 184). Tony Tatebe’s
Andrew E. McKague,
287 single any challenge from any quarter
^
Danforth 4—3; Takedas over was next best to Tonkin’s 340. at any time. Instead, as seen
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
or
Moonlite, Urabes over Soras;
by
the
executive
secretary
’
s
Public.
In the ladies section, Rosa
O.
K.
over
Freedmans,
and
Ya
201
Northern
Ontario Bldg.
statement,
they
have
chosen
a
h Hamilton, It's
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Baba of the Last Chance team
330 Bay St.
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