Page 1
Vol. 14—No. 39
THE WEEKLY HABIT
SATURDAY,
MAY
19,
1951 "
$6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
Kaslo, B. C., Resident
Praises JC Painter
Alberta JCCA Approves
TRAIL, B. C. — In the Trail
Daily Times’ “Letter To The ‘Touring Concert’ in Fall
Editor” section recently, Alan P.
LETHBRIDGE, Alta
An article in the English sec
There is a great deal of satis Allsebrook boosts the work of
‘roadElderly Issei Couple
tion of a Japanese American faction in owning one’s own busi- local and B. C. artists and de will be a touring Nr
show” in southern Alberta this
daily which recently caught our
There
nothing wrong cries the “dreary decadence of
Sustains Fire Losses
roving eye was about the open in being an employee, but there the modern school” of painting. fall.
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Old
The first council meeting- of
ing. in big business fashion, of is much to be said to be estab
Of an exhibit of drawings of the Alberta JCCA to be held
time
residents of Opal, Albera modern, new drug-store across lished independently.
Vancouver artists which Mr. All since the recent Provincial Con
ta, Mr. and Mrs . Watanabe,
from the city hall in Los Ange
True, business is a gamble. sebrook is sending to be shown ference made preparations for a
are reported to have lost their
les by an enterprising young Ni Most business failures, however, at an art show in Trail, he says,
concert
under*
the
sponsorship
of
personal belongings in a re
sei businessman.
is the result of some miscalcu “They are well worth seeing as the provincial chapter. This was
cent fire. This was revealed
Back in 1946 this fellow open lation or letdown by the owner. are the mountain views of a Ja
one
of
the
resolutions
passed
by
at the Alberta JCCA council
ed a “hole in the wall’ pharmacy, He has not worked properly or panese painter, Fred Kondo of
the
Fourth
Provincial
Confermeeting here.
so goes the article. Then as his enough at it, mismanagement, his New Denver”.
ence to raise funds for- the local
Mr. Watanabe has been
business flourished, he moved to failure to grasp the changing si
Alan Allsebrook is a resident chapters.
farming
for many years in
a bigger and better location. tuation or other causes because of Kaslo, B.
and is well
This concert will travel from
Opal which is a small town
Here he continued to prosper that of lack of enterprise or energy’, known among Japanese-Canadiin
southern
chapter
to
chapter
20 miles north of Edmonton.
by 1950 his store was second is the chief reason for collapse. ans who once resided in the for
The Alberta JCCA extendAlberta.
Preparations
will
get
high in sales volume in the Rex- It takes more than opening a mer evacuation camp. He has of
under way immediately although
cd sympathy to the Issei
all chain for all of Los Angeles. store and waiting for something ten fought against racial discri
the tour of the chapter commu
couple.
That is an amazing advance con to happen, to establish a thriving mination.
nities will not take place until
sidering that Los Angeles has a trade. It is a combination of
October and November.
kawa, Duke Oshiro and Jack Fu2,000,000 population and is the drive, ingenuity, and capitalizing Discovers, Escapes
The net proceeds of these con jimagari. This Finance Commit
fourth largest city in the U.S. on experience that makes for suc
Racing Stable Fire
certs are to go to local chapters. tee is entrusted with the task
And he got there in four years. cess.
Ted' Aoki, chairman of the of engineering a booster drive to
MONTREAL — The fire which
It proves that a sound and
The Niseis are at their prime. destroyed the barn at the Blue “Concert on Tour” Committee, raise funds for the maintenance
flourishing establishment can be
Right now they are best able to Bonnets race track here on May stated, “This is one method and operation of the Alberta JC
built up from a modest start.
take a chance. There are only a 16, burning to death a number whereby the Provincial Chapter CA Provincial Chapter.
We’re inclined to believe too
small number who can be called of valuable race horses was re can assist the local organiza
Walter Koyanagi of Taber ac
much in the present-day business
successful businessmen. We would ported by the Canadian Press as tions. I believe that only on cepted the position of executive
axiom that there’s no room for
like to see more.
being first discovered by Hiromi sound economy can we achieve secretary bf the Alberta. JCCA.
the little fellow. You’re up
efficiency within the local chap
Uyeyama, a Japanese jockey.
The meeting was informed by
against corporations and mass
ters.
”
He was reported to be sleeping
the local chapters that the “Milk
sales and the small fries haven’t Hawaii Nisei Appointed
in
the
barn
which
was
burned
The
council
also
set
up
at
the
for
the Children of Japan” was
a chance. It’s true to a certain To Military Academy
to the ground. He escaped with, meeting a Finance Committee, progressing favorably. It is hoped
degree but the squeeze isn’t
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Ap burns to his hand.
headed by treasurer Yuki Tomi that the drive will be concluded
tight that there’s no hope for
pointment of the first Nisei from
Uyeyama is listed as being yama, and assisted by Bob Nishi- by the end of this month.
survival.
Hawaii to the United States Mili from Vancouver and is 19 years
Perhaps the start of this drug tary Academy was announced re of age.
store business wasn’t the “hole cently. He is Pvt. Kenneth Kiyo
in the wall”, he might have had shi Ikeda of Honolulu.
Iwo Korea Nisei Dead
a sizeable roll back up his venPvt. Ikeda will be the third Ja Returned to States
ture. But to build it up in so panese American to attend West
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The a Buddhist symbol.”
short a time must have taken Point, the first was George Shi
bodies
of
lost
who
JACL this week in Washington
Mr.- Masaoka said Buddhism
energy and business acumen, not bata of Garland, Utah, who re
their
lives
in
Korea
rewere
urged the Department of De has thousands of adherents in
merely good luck and original cently won an appointment as an
the United States fense to authorize the use of the the U.S. and Hawaii, including
capital.
aboard the East Point Victory letter “B'! on military identifica members of the armed forces,
We wonder why more Niseis second Nisei
which docked this week in San tion tags to indicate the wearer Probably one half of the 33,000
don't strike out on their own.
Francisco, The bodies of the Ni- is a Buddhist.
Americans of Japanese ancestry.
Po be sure there are quite a num
Pvt. Ikeda has two brothers in sei are being returned with a
as well as others with Asian
ber in a variety of businesses, the army, both officers. Major
The Defense establishment re
group of 3-51 Americans who
backgrounds
who served during
but in proportion to the number Ckvek’ Ikeda, a -142nd -veteran is lost their lives
as a result of the cently approved the use of the World War II were Buddhists.
of employed Niseis, it is an in- on duty at Fort Hole
Buddhist Wheel of Righteousness
T<
“Today,” he added, “many
s’gnificant minorit-1’.
land and Lieut. Herb
The two arc the first Nisei on military grave stones.
thousands of Buddhists are still
biggest deterrent to any one
dead to be returned from Koren
In formal communication with in uniform, fighting in Korea
desiring to own a business is the
to the United States for burial.
the Defense Department, Mike or on occupation duty in Japan.
lack of capital. But many Niseis
Weddings
They are Pfc. Haruo Tomita Masaoka, national JACL official,
“Despite the fact American
think that capital means somePueblo, Colo., and Sgt. Isaac advised Defense Secretary Mar troops arc not a Christian force,
- 717,069
Tokyo
taing which is calculated in the
Furukawa, Seattle, Wash.
shall of “this further need for but a civil one in a democracy
ere recorded in Japan in 19
tens of thousands. Very few had
that accords each religion full
■-at kind of a pot to start cut Woman Watchmaker
and equal status, failure to re
■' ith. If that were the case, most
cognize any non-Christian faith
1-‘ the existing busine
today
but Jewish has a tendency, es
—aid never have had
pecially in the Far East, to char
Foil, to bo sure, you can’t
acterize our military mission as
There are certain professions graduate’s diploma in horology and they discouraged her. They a Christian crusade. Thus, the
rtart out from the proverbial
scratch. At least a few scratches or trades which for need of phy from the Ryerson Institute of told her that women just didn’t anti-Democratic elements in the
go into this kind of work and Orient are given a weapon, how
are needed to make a go. If one sical strength or certain skills, Technology.
that if she was looking for a ever insignificant it may seem to
Horology
is
the
science
of
time
person hasn’t the sufficient capi because of long standing tradi
tal. then why not two or three tion or for other reasons, are ge which includes the study of hobby to dabble in, she was mak- us, with which to cause discord
U't together to pool their assets nerally considered to be the mechanics of time-pieces, which ing a big mistake. But she in- and speculation by inferring our
“privileged sanctuary” of men, makes a fully qualified watch sisted that she was intent on armed forces are a religious in
as well as their efforts?
maker. So far as is known, she learning watchmaking and
strument antithetical to the re
Manany at least in this country. But in
dismiss
persistence won out for they ac
is
the
first
and
only
woman
recent
times
and
especially
durligious
concepts of that part of
nought of venturing on his own
cepted
her
after
an
interview.
watchmaker
in
Canada,
and
she
the war, women have invaded
the world.
Mi a shrug that it’s risky
Although her husband is a
is
definitely
the
first
and
only
which
had
“As a membership of the JAmany
types
of
work
s safer to be working for
watchmaker,
Mrs.
Murakami
ad
woman
to
be
graduated
frim
composed of Christians,
CL
omebody else. They’d rather be been strictly a man’s job.
mits
that
she
knew
little
about
Ryerson
’
s
jewellery
arts
course.
Buddhists
and Jews, we are con
Latest to crash a supposedly
Ydmg an established position
clocks
or
watches
and
wasn
’
t
cerned that all three great reli
When she first applied to take
*^h a sound organization, and exclusive man's, field is Mrs. Aiko
too
sure
of
what
she
was
getting
gions
be given equality of recog
e secure. If he is content, fine, Murakami, a Nisei and a mother the two-year course in 1949, the
into.
But
by
learning
about
them
nition by the armed services,”
Here’s no need of taking a of an eight-year old son, of Tor- I instructors were dubious about a
Mr. Masaoka said.
(Cont. on Page 7)
up watchmaking
onto, who this month received a I woman
Lance.
Urges Use Of Buddhist
Symbol On Identity Tag
THE WEEKLY HABIT
SATURDAY,
MAY
19,
1951 "
$6 Per Year—10c Per Copy
Kaslo, B. C., Resident
Praises JC Painter
Alberta JCCA Approves
TRAIL, B. C. — In the Trail
Daily Times’ “Letter To The ‘Touring Concert’ in Fall
Editor” section recently, Alan P.
LETHBRIDGE, Alta
An article in the English sec
There is a great deal of satis Allsebrook boosts the work of
‘roadElderly Issei Couple
tion of a Japanese American faction in owning one’s own busi- local and B. C. artists and de will be a touring Nr
show” in southern Alberta this
daily which recently caught our
There
nothing wrong cries the “dreary decadence of
Sustains Fire Losses
roving eye was about the open in being an employee, but there the modern school” of painting. fall.
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Old
The first council meeting- of
ing. in big business fashion, of is much to be said to be estab
Of an exhibit of drawings of the Alberta JCCA to be held
time
residents of Opal, Albera modern, new drug-store across lished independently.
Vancouver artists which Mr. All since the recent Provincial Con
ta, Mr. and Mrs . Watanabe,
from the city hall in Los Ange
True, business is a gamble. sebrook is sending to be shown ference made preparations for a
are reported to have lost their
les by an enterprising young Ni Most business failures, however, at an art show in Trail, he says,
concert
under*
the
sponsorship
of
personal belongings in a re
sei businessman.
is the result of some miscalcu “They are well worth seeing as the provincial chapter. This was
cent fire. This was revealed
Back in 1946 this fellow open lation or letdown by the owner. are the mountain views of a Ja
one
of
the
resolutions
passed
by
at the Alberta JCCA council
ed a “hole in the wall’ pharmacy, He has not worked properly or panese painter, Fred Kondo of
the
Fourth
Provincial
Confermeeting here.
so goes the article. Then as his enough at it, mismanagement, his New Denver”.
ence to raise funds for- the local
Mr. Watanabe has been
business flourished, he moved to failure to grasp the changing si
Alan Allsebrook is a resident chapters.
farming
for many years in
a bigger and better location. tuation or other causes because of Kaslo, B.
and is well
This concert will travel from
Opal which is a small town
Here he continued to prosper that of lack of enterprise or energy’, known among Japanese-Canadiin
southern
chapter
to
chapter
20 miles north of Edmonton.
by 1950 his store was second is the chief reason for collapse. ans who once resided in the for
The Alberta JCCA extendAlberta.
Preparations
will
get
high in sales volume in the Rex- It takes more than opening a mer evacuation camp. He has of
under way immediately although
cd sympathy to the Issei
all chain for all of Los Angeles. store and waiting for something ten fought against racial discri
the tour of the chapter commu
couple.
That is an amazing advance con to happen, to establish a thriving mination.
nities will not take place until
sidering that Los Angeles has a trade. It is a combination of
October and November.
kawa, Duke Oshiro and Jack Fu2,000,000 population and is the drive, ingenuity, and capitalizing Discovers, Escapes
The net proceeds of these con jimagari. This Finance Commit
fourth largest city in the U.S. on experience that makes for suc
Racing Stable Fire
certs are to go to local chapters. tee is entrusted with the task
And he got there in four years. cess.
Ted' Aoki, chairman of the of engineering a booster drive to
MONTREAL — The fire which
It proves that a sound and
The Niseis are at their prime. destroyed the barn at the Blue “Concert on Tour” Committee, raise funds for the maintenance
flourishing establishment can be
Right now they are best able to Bonnets race track here on May stated, “This is one method and operation of the Alberta JC
built up from a modest start.
take a chance. There are only a 16, burning to death a number whereby the Provincial Chapter CA Provincial Chapter.
We’re inclined to believe too
small number who can be called of valuable race horses was re can assist the local organiza
Walter Koyanagi of Taber ac
much in the present-day business
successful businessmen. We would ported by the Canadian Press as tions. I believe that only on cepted the position of executive
axiom that there’s no room for
like to see more.
being first discovered by Hiromi sound economy can we achieve secretary bf the Alberta. JCCA.
the little fellow. You’re up
efficiency within the local chap
Uyeyama, a Japanese jockey.
The meeting was informed by
against corporations and mass
ters.
”
He was reported to be sleeping
the local chapters that the “Milk
sales and the small fries haven’t Hawaii Nisei Appointed
in
the
barn
which
was
burned
The
council
also
set
up
at
the
for
the Children of Japan” was
a chance. It’s true to a certain To Military Academy
to the ground. He escaped with, meeting a Finance Committee, progressing favorably. It is hoped
degree but the squeeze isn’t
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Ap burns to his hand.
headed by treasurer Yuki Tomi that the drive will be concluded
tight that there’s no hope for
pointment of the first Nisei from
Uyeyama is listed as being yama, and assisted by Bob Nishi- by the end of this month.
survival.
Hawaii to the United States Mili from Vancouver and is 19 years
Perhaps the start of this drug tary Academy was announced re of age.
store business wasn’t the “hole cently. He is Pvt. Kenneth Kiyo
in the wall”, he might have had shi Ikeda of Honolulu.
Iwo Korea Nisei Dead
a sizeable roll back up his venPvt. Ikeda will be the third Ja Returned to States
ture. But to build it up in so panese American to attend West
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The a Buddhist symbol.”
short a time must have taken Point, the first was George Shi
bodies
of
lost
who
JACL this week in Washington
Mr.- Masaoka said Buddhism
energy and business acumen, not bata of Garland, Utah, who re
their
lives
in
Korea
rewere
urged the Department of De has thousands of adherents in
merely good luck and original cently won an appointment as an
the United States fense to authorize the use of the the U.S. and Hawaii, including
capital.
aboard the East Point Victory letter “B'! on military identifica members of the armed forces,
We wonder why more Niseis second Nisei
which docked this week in San tion tags to indicate the wearer Probably one half of the 33,000
don't strike out on their own.
Francisco, The bodies of the Ni- is a Buddhist.
Americans of Japanese ancestry.
Po be sure there are quite a num
Pvt. Ikeda has two brothers in sei are being returned with a
as well as others with Asian
ber in a variety of businesses, the army, both officers. Major
The Defense establishment re
group of 3-51 Americans who
backgrounds
who served during
but in proportion to the number Ckvek’ Ikeda, a -142nd -veteran is lost their lives
as a result of the cently approved the use of the World War II were Buddhists.
of employed Niseis, it is an in- on duty at Fort Hole
Buddhist Wheel of Righteousness
T<
“Today,” he added, “many
s’gnificant minorit-1’.
land and Lieut. Herb
The two arc the first Nisei on military grave stones.
thousands of Buddhists are still
biggest deterrent to any one
dead to be returned from Koren
In formal communication with in uniform, fighting in Korea
desiring to own a business is the
to the United States for burial.
the Defense Department, Mike or on occupation duty in Japan.
lack of capital. But many Niseis
Weddings
They are Pfc. Haruo Tomita Masaoka, national JACL official,
“Despite the fact American
think that capital means somePueblo, Colo., and Sgt. Isaac advised Defense Secretary Mar troops arc not a Christian force,
- 717,069
Tokyo
taing which is calculated in the
Furukawa, Seattle, Wash.
shall of “this further need for but a civil one in a democracy
ere recorded in Japan in 19
tens of thousands. Very few had
that accords each religion full
■-at kind of a pot to start cut Woman Watchmaker
and equal status, failure to re
■' ith. If that were the case, most
cognize any non-Christian faith
1-‘ the existing busine
today
but Jewish has a tendency, es
—aid never have had
pecially in the Far East, to char
Foil, to bo sure, you can’t
acterize our military mission as
There are certain professions graduate’s diploma in horology and they discouraged her. They a Christian crusade. Thus, the
rtart out from the proverbial
scratch. At least a few scratches or trades which for need of phy from the Ryerson Institute of told her that women just didn’t anti-Democratic elements in the
go into this kind of work and Orient are given a weapon, how
are needed to make a go. If one sical strength or certain skills, Technology.
that if she was looking for a ever insignificant it may seem to
Horology
is
the
science
of
time
person hasn’t the sufficient capi because of long standing tradi
tal. then why not two or three tion or for other reasons, are ge which includes the study of hobby to dabble in, she was mak- us, with which to cause discord
U't together to pool their assets nerally considered to be the mechanics of time-pieces, which ing a big mistake. But she in- and speculation by inferring our
“privileged sanctuary” of men, makes a fully qualified watch sisted that she was intent on armed forces are a religious in
as well as their efforts?
maker. So far as is known, she learning watchmaking and
strument antithetical to the re
Manany at least in this country. But in
dismiss
persistence won out for they ac
is
the
first
and
only
woman
recent
times
and
especially
durligious
concepts of that part of
nought of venturing on his own
cepted
her
after
an
interview.
watchmaker
in
Canada,
and
she
the war, women have invaded
the world.
Mi a shrug that it’s risky
Although her husband is a
is
definitely
the
first
and
only
which
had
“As a membership of the JAmany
types
of
work
s safer to be working for
watchmaker,
Mrs.
Murakami
ad
woman
to
be
graduated
frim
composed of Christians,
CL
omebody else. They’d rather be been strictly a man’s job.
mits
that
she
knew
little
about
Ryerson
’
s
jewellery
arts
course.
Buddhists
and Jews, we are con
Latest to crash a supposedly
Ydmg an established position
clocks
or
watches
and
wasn
’
t
cerned that all three great reli
When she first applied to take
*^h a sound organization, and exclusive man's, field is Mrs. Aiko
too
sure
of
what
she
was
getting
gions
be given equality of recog
e secure. If he is content, fine, Murakami, a Nisei and a mother the two-year course in 1949, the
into.
But
by
learning
about
them
nition by the armed services,”
Here’s no need of taking a of an eight-year old son, of Tor- I instructors were dubious about a
Mr. Masaoka said.
(Cont. on Page 7)
up watchmaking
onto, who this month received a I woman
Lance.
Urges Use Of Buddhist
Symbol On Identity Tag
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day. May 19, 1951
SOCIAL CALENDAR
MAY
jg—Toronto. Fifth Annual East
ern Canada Nisei Open Bowl
ing Tournament, Edward’s
Olympic Alley, 2 p.m. Pre
sentation Dance, Royal Y ork
Hotel, S:30 p.m.
JCCA
oq_ Coaldale.
Coaldale
Japanese Oratorical Contest,
Community Hall.
Couples
09—Toronto. Married
Group meeting, at Queen St.
United Church, 8:15 p.m.
23_ Toronto. Toronto JCCA An
nual Spring Frolic. UNF Au
ditorium.
95_ Vancouver. Vancouver JCCA
Honky Tonk Dance, Alf Car
son’s 8-piece orchestra, at
Hastings Auditorium, 9 p.m.
2"__Taber. Alberta JCCA Sec
ond Council Meeting.____
------------------- JUNE
THE
NEW
PAGE SEVEN
CANADIAN
Nisei Lawyer To Speak
At M. Couples Meeting
The Toronto
Married
Couples Group will hold a meeting on Tuesday, May 22, at rhe
Queen Street United Church at
S:15 p.m. with an interesting
program drawn up.
The program has been pre
pared under the leadership of the
Hyodos and the Western group
will begin with a social period.
A Worship period will follow,
conducted by Miss Bird.
The feature of the evening
will be the talk by Mr. Lucien
Kurata, prominent Nisei lawyer,
who will speak on the topic.
“What A Citizen Should Know
About Law”. For
who
have taken on family responsi
bilities, this is an opportune time
to come prepared to ask quesions on any problems which will
be answered in the question-andanswer period which is to follow
Mr. Kurata’s speech.
All married couples and friends
are invited to this informative
meeting.
TIME-PIECES
cro33 ^ana.
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MARRIAGES
| BIRTHS
KAMITOMO — SAMESHIMA
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Offi
ciated by Rev. Kabayama, the
marriage of Fusako, third daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Munetoshi
Sameshima of Lethbridge, Alta.,
and Mr. Hideo Kamitomo, eldest
son of Mrs. Hide Kamitomo of
Stirling, Alta., took place, on
May 5 at Lethbridge.
Reception was held at the Lo
tus Inn Chop Suey.
Sewanins were Mr. and Mrs.
Yuichi Akune and Mr. and Mrs.
Ichirobei Hisaoka.
LETHBRIDGE, Altm — Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Mitsugu Tanaka
(nee Kinuko Ohashi), a son.
Gery Tsutomu at the Lethbridge
St. Michael’s Hospital on May b.
Jr.
TORONTO
happy to announce the arrival of
his little brother, Robert Alan
Akira, at the Toronto St. Mich
ael’s Hospital on April 28. Frond
Mr
parents
Sakaguchi (nee Kay Kurita).
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tateishi
(nee Sue Nakauchi) a son. Rich
ard Haruo, on May 1, at the McKellar General Hospital.
and being able to service and refelt that
pair
together with her husband, they
could eventually start a jewellery
business together and with that
purpose she enrolled.
It was tough and discouraging
fer she had
at time;
been out of school for 15 years,
and moreover she had ta look
after the home and a boy vv ho
just started going to school. And
with classes from Monday to Friday from 8:30 in the morning
she had to leave for school before, her own son. Shopping and
housework were crammed in
somehow between school and
homework.
The studies were difficult for
she had to learn to use. tools
which she had never touched be
fore including those which re
quired strength used in repairand others
ing larger
needed in detailed and precision
work. It meant learning the parts
and being able to take apart, re
condition and put together all
sorts of time-keeping instru
ments from grandfather clocks to
delicate time-pieces. She also
learned to run a miniature ma
chine-shop in making’ some of the
parts of watches.
Now, with her course behind
her, she’ll be able to resume a
more normal routine again and
for the time being she is repair
ing watches at home. In a few
months she will write an exami
nation which will qualify her for
a membership in the Canadian
Jewellers Institute.
In time
she together with
her husband hopes to open her
own business to form what is
probably the first Canadian husband-and-wife team of watch
makers.
KAGAWA — ONISHI
TORONTO — Carlton United
Church was the scene of the mar
riage of Miss Hideko Onishi,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otokichi Name New JCCA Exec.
2__Toronto. Toronto JCCA’s ReOnishi of Toronto, and Mr. Jim Committee Members
cognitions Banquet for Co
my Wataru Kagawa, son of Mr.
Jin Ide as chairman heads the
at
Operative
Committee,
and Mrs. Shigetaro Kagawa of National
Committee
Sheraton Room, King EdLondon, Ont., on May 5.
members for the 195.1-53 term,
ward Hotel, 7 p.m.
Following
the
reception
at
the
it
was announced recently by the
CARE Parcels
17—Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA
Golden Dragon Chop Suey, the National JCCA. Yosh Hyodo is
YMThird Council Meetin.
While momentarily emphasiz
couple took a trip to Washing the vice-chairman.
ing the great need of hundreds
ton. They will reside in London,
Other members of the Commit
of thousands of Koreans uproot
tee are George Tanaka (Execu
Ont.
Patronize
ed by the war, CARE also stres
tive Secretary), Harry Fukushi
Our Advertisers
ses continued need for aid on the
ma, Tokue Kameoka, Fred KaPlanning Group Tour
part of Canadian and American
yahara, Mrs. Muriel Kitagawa,
PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL - COLOUR
residents to Asia and the rest of To Seattle Trade Fair
Al Kondo, Fred Kondo, Tammy
the world. Any Canadian wish
C.
—
Under
Fred
Marubashi, Tom
KAMLOOPS, B.
ing to aid relatives, friends and the sponsorship of the Kamloops Sasaki, Senji Sasaki, Kinzie Ta
other needy people abroad will
PORTRAITS ST
Buddhist Church, a group will naka, Mariko Tokunaga, Taka
still find CARE’S variety of food
leave here on June 23 for Seattle ichi Umezuki and Hugo Yama
and textile packages, ranging in to attend the Japan Trade Fair
moto.
Ill OONOAS ST W . TORONTO ■ PUZA 3884
price from $4.25 for the ten- being held in that city from June
pound lard package, to $13.75 17 to July 3. In addition to the
for the Knitting Wool package, trade fair, they will tour Seattle, Level Of Western Music
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT . .
the most efficient way of doing Tacoma, the Lake Washington In Japan Still Inferior
acce zAl. ^iiizczcL, zzi. &.
so. Orders for any of these pack and Mount Rainier districts.
Hisatada Otaka,
TOKYO
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
ages, or requests for further in Much of the itinerary while in conductor of the Nippon Philhar
formation may be forwarded the U.S., is being planned by the monic Orchestra, in an article in
699 YONGE ST.
Office RA. 6549
through any local CARE outlet, Seattle Young Buddhists Asso the Nippon Times, states West
TORONTO
Res. Ml. 6384
or directly to CARE Canada, 73 ciation.
ern music in Japan in compari
Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario.
Trade Fair News
son with that in Western coun
The party will return to Kam
tries is much inferior. The first
OFFICES IN LINDSAY & TORONTO
participation
The Japanese
loops on June 29.
requisite, he says, for elevating
To Operate Commercial
the
first
time
this countThe cost per each member the Japanese level of music is marks
fl liss ^jetsii yamaoka
shown at the Trade Fair
Airline in Japan Soon
from Kamloops, including fare, to produce better performers, ry has
OPTOMETRIST
and is under the aegis of Japan
TOKYO — Japan’s first post- hotel and meals will be $36,
IN TORONTO
SUITE 204
composers and also more con Foreign Trade Institute. Around
WED. 9—9 p.m.
310 BLOOR ST. W
war airline was uApv
while those joining the group
55 firms are taking part to show
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY TORONTO
it was from Vancouver will pay $27. scientious critics.
operations on July
products such as canned and
learned recently.
Anyone desiring to make the
TOKYO — The number of per- dried foods, toys and recreational
A Japanese government license trip in the group from Kamloops sonus who received doctorates in
is scheduled to be granted that or Vancouver areas are urged to Japan has reached 28,515 since products, sewing machines, orna
Japan Airways Co. this week contact Mr. H. Tanabe of Kam 1888 when the degree ordinance mental ’items, textiles, clothing
accessories, bird cages and basclearing the way for the firm to loops.
was enforced. The survey esti
ketwarcs.
Dental Surgeon
begin scheduled daily flights to
mated the present number of
points north and south of Tokyo. Drink Well Water,
those living at 20,000.
539 Bloor St. West
With the Japanese forbidden
— FOR EVERY HOME —
(Opp. Midtown Theatre)
to own or operate aircraft by a
THE BOOK OF
Far Eastern Commission diiccFUKUOKA, Japan — A total
TORONTO
KIKUTARO YAMAMURA
tive, the Japanese company will of 13 persons have become insane
KNOWLEDGE
Mr.
Kikutaro
enter
’
into
a
contract
with
a
com
TORONTO
in the last IS months by drinking
10 Years
Phone LL.9046
bine of foreign air lines to sup poisonous well water allegedly Yamamura, 84, died at home on
Free Information Service
Evenings by Appointment
ply and operate planes.
containing tetraethyl lead at May 15. Funeral servics were
Easy Terms
Fukuoka. To date four have died. held at the Troll Funeral Home
The tetraethyl lead has been on May 16 by Rev. Gale.
Phone KE. 3839
Will Call
used for elevating the octane
Patronize
TERRY UYEDE
gasoline during the war, and the
Our
HERE is good news for you. If you have Dand9
Langemark
Ave., Toronto
gasoline drums were buried fol
:uf*>. Falling Hair, Itchy or Scaly Scalp get a jar o.
Advertisers
LANEX today. For years I was bothered with dand
lowing the surrender. The con
ruff and a severe itch brought about by the lack of
tents of the drums, corroding
natural oils essential to my scalp. I was fortunate
to hear a discussion about LANEX before it wa=
with the passage of years, leaked
introduced to the public and was bold enough to
and mixed with the subterranean (►
ask if I may give it a trial. The results were amaz... Your Mid-Week Holiday
ing- — sq amazing that I have invested money in
waters.
Lanolex Pharmaceuticals Limited, Toronto, the manu
Town* STUDIO
TO NISEIS AND
Roy Uchimaru
LANEX is only sold or
Money Back Policy."
t
i
t
ISSEIS
facturers. I wanted to help bring this product on
the market in order to get others the relief I ta.’s
with LANEX.
DON'T suffer any longer, Many Canadians have
given voluntary statements of their satisfaction.
Roy Uchimaru
f
or
yov
SEND NO MONEY Just send vour order to Canadian Lanex Sales Company,
O. Box 465, Station A, Toronto. I will ship to you oy
. a.cei
your jar of Lanex by return mail.
Tokyo — 83,804 divorces were
reported in Japan in 1950.
Lucien C. Kurata
Toronto JCCA's
| Annual Spring Frolic
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Wednesday/ May 23
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1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
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MAY
jg—Toronto. Fifth Annual East
ern Canada Nisei Open Bowl
ing Tournament, Edward’s
Olympic Alley, 2 p.m. Pre
sentation Dance, Royal Y ork
Hotel, S:30 p.m.
JCCA
oq_ Coaldale.
Coaldale
Japanese Oratorical Contest,
Community Hall.
Couples
09—Toronto. Married
Group meeting, at Queen St.
United Church, 8:15 p.m.
23_ Toronto. Toronto JCCA An
nual Spring Frolic. UNF Au
ditorium.
95_ Vancouver. Vancouver JCCA
Honky Tonk Dance, Alf Car
son’s 8-piece orchestra, at
Hastings Auditorium, 9 p.m.
2"__Taber. Alberta JCCA Sec
ond Council Meeting.____
------------------- JUNE
THE
NEW
PAGE SEVEN
CANADIAN
Nisei Lawyer To Speak
At M. Couples Meeting
The Toronto
Married
Couples Group will hold a meeting on Tuesday, May 22, at rhe
Queen Street United Church at
S:15 p.m. with an interesting
program drawn up.
The program has been pre
pared under the leadership of the
Hyodos and the Western group
will begin with a social period.
A Worship period will follow,
conducted by Miss Bird.
The feature of the evening
will be the talk by Mr. Lucien
Kurata, prominent Nisei lawyer,
who will speak on the topic.
“What A Citizen Should Know
About Law”. For
who
have taken on family responsi
bilities, this is an opportune time
to come prepared to ask quesions on any problems which will
be answered in the question-andanswer period which is to follow
Mr. Kurata’s speech.
All married couples and friends
are invited to this informative
meeting.
TIME-PIECES
cro33 ^ana.
er3 on a
MARRIAGES
| BIRTHS
KAMITOMO — SAMESHIMA
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Offi
ciated by Rev. Kabayama, the
marriage of Fusako, third daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Munetoshi
Sameshima of Lethbridge, Alta.,
and Mr. Hideo Kamitomo, eldest
son of Mrs. Hide Kamitomo of
Stirling, Alta., took place, on
May 5 at Lethbridge.
Reception was held at the Lo
tus Inn Chop Suey.
Sewanins were Mr. and Mrs.
Yuichi Akune and Mr. and Mrs.
Ichirobei Hisaoka.
LETHBRIDGE, Altm — Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Mitsugu Tanaka
(nee Kinuko Ohashi), a son.
Gery Tsutomu at the Lethbridge
St. Michael’s Hospital on May b.
Jr.
TORONTO
happy to announce the arrival of
his little brother, Robert Alan
Akira, at the Toronto St. Mich
ael’s Hospital on April 28. Frond
Mr
parents
Sakaguchi (nee Kay Kurita).
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tateishi
(nee Sue Nakauchi) a son. Rich
ard Haruo, on May 1, at the McKellar General Hospital.
and being able to service and refelt that
pair
together with her husband, they
could eventually start a jewellery
business together and with that
purpose she enrolled.
It was tough and discouraging
fer she had
at time;
been out of school for 15 years,
and moreover she had ta look
after the home and a boy vv ho
just started going to school. And
with classes from Monday to Friday from 8:30 in the morning
she had to leave for school before, her own son. Shopping and
housework were crammed in
somehow between school and
homework.
The studies were difficult for
she had to learn to use. tools
which she had never touched be
fore including those which re
quired strength used in repairand others
ing larger
needed in detailed and precision
work. It meant learning the parts
and being able to take apart, re
condition and put together all
sorts of time-keeping instru
ments from grandfather clocks to
delicate time-pieces. She also
learned to run a miniature ma
chine-shop in making’ some of the
parts of watches.
Now, with her course behind
her, she’ll be able to resume a
more normal routine again and
for the time being she is repair
ing watches at home. In a few
months she will write an exami
nation which will qualify her for
a membership in the Canadian
Jewellers Institute.
In time
she together with
her husband hopes to open her
own business to form what is
probably the first Canadian husband-and-wife team of watch
makers.
KAGAWA — ONISHI
TORONTO — Carlton United
Church was the scene of the mar
riage of Miss Hideko Onishi,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otokichi Name New JCCA Exec.
2__Toronto. Toronto JCCA’s ReOnishi of Toronto, and Mr. Jim Committee Members
cognitions Banquet for Co
my Wataru Kagawa, son of Mr.
Jin Ide as chairman heads the
at
Operative
Committee,
and Mrs. Shigetaro Kagawa of National
Committee
Sheraton Room, King EdLondon, Ont., on May 5.
members for the 195.1-53 term,
ward Hotel, 7 p.m.
Following
the
reception
at
the
it
was announced recently by the
CARE Parcels
17—Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA
Golden Dragon Chop Suey, the National JCCA. Yosh Hyodo is
YMThird Council Meetin.
While momentarily emphasiz
couple took a trip to Washing the vice-chairman.
ing the great need of hundreds
ton. They will reside in London,
Other members of the Commit
of thousands of Koreans uproot
tee are George Tanaka (Execu
Ont.
Patronize
ed by the war, CARE also stres
tive Secretary), Harry Fukushi
Our Advertisers
ses continued need for aid on the
ma, Tokue Kameoka, Fred KaPlanning Group Tour
part of Canadian and American
yahara, Mrs. Muriel Kitagawa,
PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL - COLOUR
residents to Asia and the rest of To Seattle Trade Fair
Al Kondo, Fred Kondo, Tammy
the world. Any Canadian wish
C.
—
Under
Fred
Marubashi, Tom
KAMLOOPS, B.
ing to aid relatives, friends and the sponsorship of the Kamloops Sasaki, Senji Sasaki, Kinzie Ta
other needy people abroad will
PORTRAITS ST
Buddhist Church, a group will naka, Mariko Tokunaga, Taka
still find CARE’S variety of food
leave here on June 23 for Seattle ichi Umezuki and Hugo Yama
and textile packages, ranging in to attend the Japan Trade Fair
moto.
Ill OONOAS ST W . TORONTO ■ PUZA 3884
price from $4.25 for the ten- being held in that city from June
pound lard package, to $13.75 17 to July 3. In addition to the
for the Knitting Wool package, trade fair, they will tour Seattle, Level Of Western Music
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT . .
the most efficient way of doing Tacoma, the Lake Washington In Japan Still Inferior
acce zAl. ^iiizczcL, zzi. &.
so. Orders for any of these pack and Mount Rainier districts.
Hisatada Otaka,
TOKYO
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
ages, or requests for further in Much of the itinerary while in conductor of the Nippon Philhar
formation may be forwarded the U.S., is being planned by the monic Orchestra, in an article in
699 YONGE ST.
Office RA. 6549
through any local CARE outlet, Seattle Young Buddhists Asso the Nippon Times, states West
TORONTO
Res. Ml. 6384
or directly to CARE Canada, 73 ciation.
ern music in Japan in compari
Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario.
Trade Fair News
son with that in Western coun
The party will return to Kam
tries is much inferior. The first
OFFICES IN LINDSAY & TORONTO
participation
The Japanese
loops on June 29.
requisite, he says, for elevating
To Operate Commercial
the
first
time
this countThe cost per each member the Japanese level of music is marks
fl liss ^jetsii yamaoka
shown at the Trade Fair
Airline in Japan Soon
from Kamloops, including fare, to produce better performers, ry has
OPTOMETRIST
and is under the aegis of Japan
TOKYO — Japan’s first post- hotel and meals will be $36,
IN TORONTO
SUITE 204
composers and also more con Foreign Trade Institute. Around
WED. 9—9 p.m.
310 BLOOR ST. W
war airline was uApv
while those joining the group
55 firms are taking part to show
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY TORONTO
it was from Vancouver will pay $27. scientious critics.
operations on July
products such as canned and
learned recently.
Anyone desiring to make the
TOKYO — The number of per- dried foods, toys and recreational
A Japanese government license trip in the group from Kamloops sonus who received doctorates in
is scheduled to be granted that or Vancouver areas are urged to Japan has reached 28,515 since products, sewing machines, orna
Japan Airways Co. this week contact Mr. H. Tanabe of Kam 1888 when the degree ordinance mental ’items, textiles, clothing
accessories, bird cages and basclearing the way for the firm to loops.
was enforced. The survey esti
ketwarcs.
Dental Surgeon
begin scheduled daily flights to
mated the present number of
points north and south of Tokyo. Drink Well Water,
those living at 20,000.
539 Bloor St. West
With the Japanese forbidden
— FOR EVERY HOME —
(Opp. Midtown Theatre)
to own or operate aircraft by a
THE BOOK OF
Far Eastern Commission diiccFUKUOKA, Japan — A total
TORONTO
KIKUTARO YAMAMURA
tive, the Japanese company will of 13 persons have become insane
KNOWLEDGE
Mr.
Kikutaro
enter
’
into
a
contract
with
a
com
TORONTO
in the last IS months by drinking
10 Years
Phone LL.9046
bine of foreign air lines to sup poisonous well water allegedly Yamamura, 84, died at home on
Free Information Service
Evenings by Appointment
ply and operate planes.
containing tetraethyl lead at May 15. Funeral servics were
Easy Terms
Fukuoka. To date four have died. held at the Troll Funeral Home
The tetraethyl lead has been on May 16 by Rev. Gale.
Phone KE. 3839
Will Call
used for elevating the octane
Patronize
TERRY UYEDE
gasoline during the war, and the
Our
HERE is good news for you. If you have Dand9
Langemark
Ave., Toronto
gasoline drums were buried fol
:uf*>. Falling Hair, Itchy or Scaly Scalp get a jar o.
Advertisers
LANEX today. For years I was bothered with dand
lowing the surrender. The con
ruff and a severe itch brought about by the lack of
tents of the drums, corroding
natural oils essential to my scalp. I was fortunate
to hear a discussion about LANEX before it wa=
with the passage of years, leaked
introduced to the public and was bold enough to
and mixed with the subterranean (►
ask if I may give it a trial. The results were amaz... Your Mid-Week Holiday
ing- — sq amazing that I have invested money in
waters.
Lanolex Pharmaceuticals Limited, Toronto, the manu
Town* STUDIO
TO NISEIS AND
Roy Uchimaru
LANEX is only sold or
Money Back Policy."
t
i
t
ISSEIS
facturers. I wanted to help bring this product on
the market in order to get others the relief I ta.’s
with LANEX.
DON'T suffer any longer, Many Canadians have
given voluntary statements of their satisfaction.
Roy Uchimaru
f
or
yov
SEND NO MONEY Just send vour order to Canadian Lanex Sales Company,
O. Box 465, Station A, Toronto. I will ship to you oy
. a.cei
your jar of Lanex by return mail.
Tokyo — 83,804 divorces were
reported in Japan in 1950.
Lucien C. Kurata
Toronto JCCA's
| Annual Spring Frolic
<►
Wednesday/ May 23
Barrister and Solicitor
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
^
U.N.F. COMMUNITY HALL
arranged
O
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PAGE EIGHT
THE
Saturday, May 19
The New Canadian
as a medium of expression and news outlet
479
Japanese origin in Canada
Au^h
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Dept..
Ottawa
Pinbusters Take All Honors
In Toronto Mixed Bowling
Record Number Entered
Ivithdhe largest number of
entries in the five-year history
of the Eastern Canada Nisei
Open Bowling Tournament,
bowlers from Montreal, Ham
ilton, London and Toronto will
start knocking the pins down
f r.om 2 p.m. sharp this afternoon (hay 19) at the new
Olympic Alley's on Edward St.
The.v will be trying for a re
cord number and value of cash
and trophy prizes.
Canadian Population
TO SURPASS 14,000,000
Canada s population has mors
CU^ed 121 British Columbia
than doubled since the beginning
There has been a radical
snif
of the century, and has increased
m the population from rural fivefold in the last 100 years. urban areas in the last half
When the count of the Ninth
turyy In the 40 year- K ■
between
Decennial Census, to be taken the O
Censuses of 1901 and
in June, becomes available, it the urban population rose i
is expected that Canada’s popu
“llttO 54 Per ^nt of the
lation will exceed 14,000,000, and total. The city-ward movement
it may possibly' do so by a mar has accelerated during and since
gin of 100,000 persons.
the war and it is estimated that
On a night that saw a wife and ——————husband playing on separate
Banquet to Fete
teams register the two top sin
End of Season
gles, the Toronto Major Mixed
The population in 1951 of the approximately' 60 per cent of the
Bowling League wound up its
The Major Mixed Bowling
nine older provinces will be ap population is resident in urban
JUDO CUTS NICHE
50-51 activities with a 5-game
League Banquet will wind up
proximately 13,740,000. A cen areas.
playoff. The last Nisei bowling
the 1950-51 season. It will be
IN
BRITISH
SPORT
tury ago it was 2,436,000, and
league to close shop for the sumheld on Sunday, May 27, at the
LONDON, England — Judo in 1901 it was 5,371,000. New Japanese Aid Needed
mer saw both the season and
International Chop Suey at
be
playoff honors go - to the same
the Japanese art of self-defense foundland’s population—to
5 p.m. sharp.
For Korean Fishing
counted
in
a
Canada-wide
census
is today enjoying an amazing
team, Pinbusters. Playrnffs were
for the first time in 1951— has
Muts Baba and Kim Nobirto.
popularity
completed on May 12.
ingland. When
TOKYO — Despite the war in
The consolation playoff ser
Koizumi, holder of the been tentatively estimated at Korea, the fishing industry in
Pinbusters who had finished
355,000. At the turn of the cen
first with 144 pts. as against 140 ies in which the balance of the sixth judo rank, established th
South Korean waters is thrive
tury' the population of New
pts. for runner-up Rovers, scored field bowled, was won by the Budokai in London in 1918, he
with Pusan, Inchon and Pohane
introduced a sport to Europe foundland was 221,000.
a 5-game total of 5,128 pins Rollalongs.
as its main bases, according to
Mas Isoshima wound up with which immediately' caught the
beating out Rockets who had
j.ne largest rate of increase a Korean skipper who reached
the
high average record of the fancy' of the people.
in Canada’s population took a Japanese port recently.
5,032 pms. Stretchrunners and
Over a hundred judo westling place during the decade 1901-11,
Rovers finishing third and fourth, reason v. ith 236 while his closest
Captain Shou of the SS Shucontender
was
Joe
Tchara
with
gyms
are now functioning of when there was a rise of about i ozan Maru stated, however, that
completed the playoff series am
228. Muts Baba ended up with which 60 are affiliated with the one-third. But the largest abong the four top teams.
aid from Japan is necessary for
1 ollie Nishino of the winning the high triple with 883 beating tendon uodokai. Seven universi solute gain will be in the period the healthy growth of the indus
Filibusters scored the best single cut Harry Inouye’s 878. Sum io ties have large judo'clubs, in- 1941-51, when it is expected try as far as fisliing materials
foi the evening with 337 which Sora recorded the season’s high ciudmg Oxford, Cambridge, and there will be an increase of and equipment are concerned.
topped all tlie men including the single with 406 followed by Nick j^mdon Universities. The number 2,250,000 persons, without includ
Ten teams comprising 20 ves
OX people practicing judo in Bri ing the population of New
other member of her family. Tak Nozuye’s 390.
sels
and 100 single-operated fishGinger Terakita had the ladies’ tain total over 4,000 of whom foundland. In the first decade of
Nishino, who
second best
jnS boats are now operating off
the present century there was a
with 336. Other high singles were high average of the year with about 100 hold ranks.
Pusan.
A gigantic international indo phenomenal growth in the popu
Mas Isoshima 305 and Tomoko 209. Next best was Kay Mitsu
hashi who had 196 over the sea- I tournament was held recently at lation of the Prairie Provinces,
Goto 298.
son. The ladies high triple was Albert Hall, famous London ad- while during the past decade
Made in Japan
Mas Isoshima had the high 5the
won by' Shirley Morita who did ditorium, attended by 8.000 spec- largest rate of increase has
Tokyo
2,356,856 babies were
game total with 1,259 while Shag
ocit
with
804
while
Mich
Isozaki
tutors.
The
finest
judo
westlers
Taguchi turned in 1,206. Polli'e
born in Japan in 1950.
was runner-up with 763. Barbara in Britain and France took part
Nishino had 1,134.
.ping and transportation. Os-<
bemors.
Juveniles
Murata turned in the top single with the win going to the latter.
■sington Ave. §10,500, §3.50
Other members of the cham- at 351, followed closely by To
Mown.
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The tournament was opened by Drop League Games
.pion Pinbusters were Nick No- moko Goto with 348.
I a deep bow in Japanese fashion
: M. YANAGISAWA :
They’re making it close, but
zuye (capt.), Jack Watanabe,
to preserve the tradition of the Still they’re not winning.
’Agent for K. Wiles, Realtors?
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sport. An exhibition of kendo
‘ West Officer KE. 7491 '
Dining this week, the Seniors
ESW
Must Run Out Ball
: E»st Office:
GE. 1178
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fencing was also given.
dropped a game to West York
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Residence:
659
Bathurst
St.
<
During the last war, the Bri
£^2_I®!!£L?I5.EET, TORONTO, ONT.
rooms
— brick,
detached.'
1427,
Toronto
tish Commandos were trained in Motors 7-6. The team played • 7 OL.
garage, oil-heated, possession?
TOKI 0 — In the
Pacific
judo while the British Army' uti well enough to win with timely on June 15, Atlas Ave. M5,-?
he have no
Baseball League in Japan, play
lized kendo tactics in bayonet squeezes to tie the score in a 500 MOVING
service charges.
cash, quartelvTO
payment.
’
B. C.?
I
ers are required to run out to training.
latter inning but they couldn’t ® 6 rooms — brick, detached.?
Contactto shop-?
the bases on batted balls or pay
move ahead, so the Yorkers went garage, convenient
a penalty.
JIM KAKUTANI
on to dent the winning run.
Lack
of
Entries
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
Each violation of the rule
In other games Juveniles were
Defers
Oratorical
933 West Pender St.,
which was made to spur the
i
on the short end of a 4-3 score
Vancouver, B. C.
players
to
play
snappier
ball,
I
COALDALE,
Alta.
—
ainst Presswoods while Ba li
TRAVELLING TO
Established 32 Years
will
cost
a
fine
of
500
yen.
Should
tl*
e
lack
of
sufficient
entries,
j
tains,
the babies of the West
JAPAN
Members of Vancouver
the managers
the
Coaldale JCCA-sponsored ern chain lost a close
decision
at
®
6
rooms
brick,Board
deiaci 'i.'
Real—Estate
players, he will be fined 1000 J^P^nes
Oratorical 11-10.
garage,
near
Danforth
PhonetoMArine
6421Ax .
| convenient
paik, shoupm."
yen.
Contest has been postponed until
Or bringing
The Si
Milwaukee rand transportation.
Day or NightMl F.;J )
During the! i visits to Japan the fall, it was announced by the
soioeono over?
Sports th
|
about
half
down.
j
afternoon
(May 19)
We represent
the past few years, American
(© 8 rooms — brick, detached./
at
2
p.m.
all lines including
The contest
baseball experts like San Fran
possession in one month. Blom/
they wiR take on PetAmerican President,
<■
and
Pauline Ave. M3.SCO'
scheduled
bo
cisco
Seals
manager
Lefty
O
’
Doul
•anadian
Pacific,
§4,500
down.
Pan American, and
I have often recommended the proNorthwest Airlines,
। cedure to the Japanese on watch
® 9 rooms — brick, detached/
Write or call
ing runners failing to run cut
garage, oil-heated, convenient'
tor full information
to shopping, transportation,'
on baited balls.
s, oo’> near Danforth Ave.'
or rates.
$16,000 with furniture. ccsV
ROYAL YCEK
| jjo^iestic help want’ed ।
down payment.
’
* ;
; JAPANESE FAMILY” to look i
Lh.e Eastern Cana-it.
SCI
i a Per country home in West Hill. I r-^A^k
Fruit Mat
Open - Bowling
Toura:
§IH’ Pei’ month with cottage.' ket. I hone LO, 7733. Toronto.
Presentation Dance is to tak
Electricity and fuels supplied.
Hush
- nd to work in garage in
place
at
the
Rbval
GIRL for £ru;t. store, after143 QUEEH ST.W. TDROMTO
Toronto few days a. week. Phone ^°o1 and full-time. Phone RA.
HA. 1134, ask for Mr. Robertson
Toronto.
Toronto.
bookkeeper-s~t e n
MOTHER’S-HELPER and light
housework duties. Anv a^e live cA11??? "?nte<1- s"'® Bedding
1IJ> private room. Phone or write Toronto2 ^ "’' "A ^
Mrs. Haneford, 254 Queen St.
ir
W., WA. 43S3, Torunto.
w 5fefj for Sr/mmer
for sale
CLASSIFIED SECTION
SMALL SIZE SHOES
for rent
For Ladies: Size 1 up to 11
For Men: Scott-McHale, Size 4 up to 14
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
1328 QUEEN ST. W. — ME. 1931 — TORONTO
M e specialize in small size shoes
HELP WANTED
TRUCK
DRIVER
SINGLE FURNISHED room.
A. 5443, Toronto.
THREEritCoS^^
ground iloor. Phone PL. >8%
for drv
sr cleaning
Good
J^neLO.lOlOATor^
s
SHORT-ORDER prepare man.
for daily work only. The Spur,
144Victoria St., Toronto.
BUSINESS for sale
-Ji
TOUNG BOY between 17-20
GROCERY BUSINESS in Tor
s' ^P1" general work in diw-cleanin^ onto. Contact The New
^ I store. Phone LO. 6141, Toronto.
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THE
Saturday, May 19
The New Canadian
as a medium of expression and news outlet
479
Japanese origin in Canada
Au^h
/
‘ — PLaZa 5005 ~ Toronto. Ont.
====^===^MKCLfZ^^
Dept..
Ottawa
Pinbusters Take All Honors
In Toronto Mixed Bowling
Record Number Entered
Ivithdhe largest number of
entries in the five-year history
of the Eastern Canada Nisei
Open Bowling Tournament,
bowlers from Montreal, Ham
ilton, London and Toronto will
start knocking the pins down
f r.om 2 p.m. sharp this afternoon (hay 19) at the new
Olympic Alley's on Edward St.
The.v will be trying for a re
cord number and value of cash
and trophy prizes.
Canadian Population
TO SURPASS 14,000,000
Canada s population has mors
CU^ed 121 British Columbia
than doubled since the beginning
There has been a radical
snif
of the century, and has increased
m the population from rural fivefold in the last 100 years. urban areas in the last half
When the count of the Ninth
turyy In the 40 year- K ■
between
Decennial Census, to be taken the O
Censuses of 1901 and
in June, becomes available, it the urban population rose i
is expected that Canada’s popu
“llttO 54 Per ^nt of the
lation will exceed 14,000,000, and total. The city-ward movement
it may possibly' do so by a mar has accelerated during and since
gin of 100,000 persons.
the war and it is estimated that
On a night that saw a wife and ——————husband playing on separate
Banquet to Fete
teams register the two top sin
End of Season
gles, the Toronto Major Mixed
The population in 1951 of the approximately' 60 per cent of the
Bowling League wound up its
The Major Mixed Bowling
nine older provinces will be ap population is resident in urban
JUDO CUTS NICHE
50-51 activities with a 5-game
League Banquet will wind up
proximately 13,740,000. A cen areas.
playoff. The last Nisei bowling
the 1950-51 season. It will be
IN
BRITISH
SPORT
tury ago it was 2,436,000, and
league to close shop for the sumheld on Sunday, May 27, at the
LONDON, England — Judo in 1901 it was 5,371,000. New Japanese Aid Needed
mer saw both the season and
International Chop Suey at
be
playoff honors go - to the same
the Japanese art of self-defense foundland’s population—to
5 p.m. sharp.
For Korean Fishing
counted
in
a
Canada-wide
census
is today enjoying an amazing
team, Pinbusters. Playrnffs were
for the first time in 1951— has
Muts Baba and Kim Nobirto.
popularity
completed on May 12.
ingland. When
TOKYO — Despite the war in
The consolation playoff ser
Koizumi, holder of the been tentatively estimated at Korea, the fishing industry in
Pinbusters who had finished
355,000. At the turn of the cen
first with 144 pts. as against 140 ies in which the balance of the sixth judo rank, established th
South Korean waters is thrive
tury' the population of New
pts. for runner-up Rovers, scored field bowled, was won by the Budokai in London in 1918, he
with Pusan, Inchon and Pohane
introduced a sport to Europe foundland was 221,000.
a 5-game total of 5,128 pins Rollalongs.
as its main bases, according to
Mas Isoshima wound up with which immediately' caught the
beating out Rockets who had
j.ne largest rate of increase a Korean skipper who reached
the
high average record of the fancy' of the people.
in Canada’s population took a Japanese port recently.
5,032 pms. Stretchrunners and
Over a hundred judo westling place during the decade 1901-11,
Rovers finishing third and fourth, reason v. ith 236 while his closest
Captain Shou of the SS Shucontender
was
Joe
Tchara
with
gyms
are now functioning of when there was a rise of about i ozan Maru stated, however, that
completed the playoff series am
228. Muts Baba ended up with which 60 are affiliated with the one-third. But the largest abong the four top teams.
aid from Japan is necessary for
1 ollie Nishino of the winning the high triple with 883 beating tendon uodokai. Seven universi solute gain will be in the period the healthy growth of the indus
Filibusters scored the best single cut Harry Inouye’s 878. Sum io ties have large judo'clubs, in- 1941-51, when it is expected try as far as fisliing materials
foi the evening with 337 which Sora recorded the season’s high ciudmg Oxford, Cambridge, and there will be an increase of and equipment are concerned.
topped all tlie men including the single with 406 followed by Nick j^mdon Universities. The number 2,250,000 persons, without includ
Ten teams comprising 20 ves
OX people practicing judo in Bri ing the population of New
other member of her family. Tak Nozuye’s 390.
sels
and 100 single-operated fishGinger Terakita had the ladies’ tain total over 4,000 of whom foundland. In the first decade of
Nishino, who
second best
jnS boats are now operating off
the present century there was a
with 336. Other high singles were high average of the year with about 100 hold ranks.
Pusan.
A gigantic international indo phenomenal growth in the popu
Mas Isoshima 305 and Tomoko 209. Next best was Kay Mitsu
hashi who had 196 over the sea- I tournament was held recently at lation of the Prairie Provinces,
Goto 298.
son. The ladies high triple was Albert Hall, famous London ad- while during the past decade
Made in Japan
Mas Isoshima had the high 5the
won by' Shirley Morita who did ditorium, attended by 8.000 spec- largest rate of increase has
Tokyo
2,356,856 babies were
game total with 1,259 while Shag
ocit
with
804
while
Mich
Isozaki
tutors.
The
finest
judo
westlers
Taguchi turned in 1,206. Polli'e
born in Japan in 1950.
was runner-up with 763. Barbara in Britain and France took part
Nishino had 1,134.
.ping and transportation. Os-<
bemors.
Juveniles
Murata turned in the top single with the win going to the latter.
■sington Ave. §10,500, §3.50
Other members of the cham- at 351, followed closely by To
Mown.
' ’
?
The tournament was opened by Drop League Games
.pion Pinbusters were Nick No- moko Goto with 348.
I a deep bow in Japanese fashion
: M. YANAGISAWA :
They’re making it close, but
zuye (capt.), Jack Watanabe,
to preserve the tradition of the Still they’re not winning.
’Agent for K. Wiles, Realtors?
inilllllll!IIIIII!l|||!>H||]|||||||||||||||| Japanese Ball Players
sport. An exhibition of kendo
‘ West Officer KE. 7491 '
Dining this week, the Seniors
ESW
Must Run Out Ball
: E»st Office:
GE. 1178
?
fencing was also given.
dropped a game to West York
•
Residence:
659
Bathurst
St.
<
During the last war, the Bri
£^2_I®!!£L?I5.EET, TORONTO, ONT.
rooms
— brick,
detached.'
1427,
Toronto
tish Commandos were trained in Motors 7-6. The team played • 7 OL.
garage, oil-heated, possession?
TOKI 0 — In the
Pacific
judo while the British Army' uti well enough to win with timely on June 15, Atlas Ave. M5,-?
he have no
Baseball League in Japan, play
lized kendo tactics in bayonet squeezes to tie the score in a 500 MOVING
service charges.
cash, quartelvTO
payment.
’
B. C.?
I
ers are required to run out to training.
latter inning but they couldn’t ® 6 rooms — brick, detached.?
Contactto shop-?
the bases on batted balls or pay
move ahead, so the Yorkers went garage, convenient
a penalty.
JIM KAKUTANI
on to dent the winning run.
Lack
of
Entries
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
Each violation of the rule
In other games Juveniles were
Defers
Oratorical
933 West Pender St.,
which was made to spur the
i
on the short end of a 4-3 score
Vancouver, B. C.
players
to
play
snappier
ball,
I
COALDALE,
Alta.
—
ainst Presswoods while Ba li
TRAVELLING TO
Established 32 Years
will
cost
a
fine
of
500
yen.
Should
tl*
e
lack
of
sufficient
entries,
j
tains,
the babies of the West
JAPAN
Members of Vancouver
the managers
the
Coaldale JCCA-sponsored ern chain lost a close
decision
at
®
6
rooms
brick,Board
deiaci 'i.'
Real—Estate
players, he will be fined 1000 J^P^nes
Oratorical 11-10.
garage,
near
Danforth
PhonetoMArine
6421Ax .
| convenient
paik, shoupm."
yen.
Contest has been postponed until
Or bringing
The Si
Milwaukee rand transportation.
Day or NightMl F.;J )
During the! i visits to Japan the fall, it was announced by the
soioeono over?
Sports th
|
about
half
down.
j
afternoon
(May 19)
We represent
the past few years, American
(© 8 rooms — brick, detached./
at
2
p.m.
all lines including
The contest
baseball experts like San Fran
possession in one month. Blom/
they wiR take on PetAmerican President,
<■
and
Pauline Ave. M3.SCO'
scheduled
bo
cisco
Seals
manager
Lefty
O
’
Doul
•anadian
Pacific,
§4,500
down.
Pan American, and
I have often recommended the proNorthwest Airlines,
। cedure to the Japanese on watch
® 9 rooms — brick, detached/
Write or call
ing runners failing to run cut
garage, oil-heated, convenient'
tor full information
to shopping, transportation,'
on baited balls.
s, oo’> near Danforth Ave.'
or rates.
$16,000 with furniture. ccsV
ROYAL YCEK
| jjo^iestic help want’ed ।
down payment.
’
* ;
; JAPANESE FAMILY” to look i
Lh.e Eastern Cana-it.
SCI
i a Per country home in West Hill. I r-^A^k
Fruit Mat
Open - Bowling
Toura:
§IH’ Pei’ month with cottage.' ket. I hone LO, 7733. Toronto.
Presentation Dance is to tak
Electricity and fuels supplied.
Hush
- nd to work in garage in
place
at
the
Rbval
GIRL for £ru;t. store, after143 QUEEH ST.W. TDROMTO
Toronto few days a. week. Phone ^°o1 and full-time. Phone RA.
HA. 1134, ask for Mr. Robertson
Toronto.
Toronto.
bookkeeper-s~t e n
MOTHER’S-HELPER and light
housework duties. Anv a^e live cA11??? "?nte<1- s"'® Bedding
1IJ> private room. Phone or write Toronto2 ^ "’' "A ^
Mrs. Haneford, 254 Queen St.
ir
W., WA. 43S3, Torunto.
w 5fefj for Sr/mmer
for sale
CLASSIFIED SECTION
SMALL SIZE SHOES
for rent
For Ladies: Size 1 up to 11
For Men: Scott-McHale, Size 4 up to 14
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
1328 QUEEN ST. W. — ME. 1931 — TORONTO
M e specialize in small size shoes
HELP WANTED
TRUCK
DRIVER
SINGLE FURNISHED room.
A. 5443, Toronto.
THREEritCoS^^
ground iloor. Phone PL. >8%
for drv
sr cleaning
Good
J^neLO.lOlOATor^
s
SHORT-ORDER prepare man.
for daily work only. The Spur,
144Victoria St., Toronto.
BUSINESS for sale
-Ji
TOUNG BOY between 17-20
GROCERY BUSINESS in Tor
s' ^P1" general work in diw-cleanin^ onto. Contact The New
^ I store. Phone LO. 6141, Toronto.
d- i
(