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VOL. 14—NO. 88
f’"" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
THE WEEKLY
HABIT
1951
$6 Per Tear—10c Per Copy
Can. Nisei Initiated
Kelowna & District JC’s
By TOYO TAKATA
For Research Skill
Contribute Over $1,000
MONTREAL — Tom Hoshiko,
One of the hardest things for they don’t make those weird
a Canadian Nisei, presently in In Hospital Campaign
any man to do is to admit that statements anymore, but at the his third year of graduate work
KELOWNA, B. C. — A contribution of $1,085 was
he was wrong. 'Vanity, pride oi* same time, they’ve never refut at the University of Minnesota,
ed
what
they
said
before.
in Minneapolis, Minn., for his piesented by the Japanese Canadians (Konwa-kai) in
whatever it is, nobody likes to
Ph.D.
in medical physiology, was Kelowna, Westbank, Okanagan Centre, and Winfield
We have a number* of press
say that he erred, especially pub
clippings but they’re just a smat recently initiated into Sigma Xi, towards the furniture and equipment of the new wing of
tering- of those black days of the national fraternity foi* com the Kelowna General Hospital recently.
The Mayor of Los Angeles die 1942. However they make inter petence in scientific research.
The JC group was one of sev ^---------------------------------- - ---------------------------------- -exactly that recently. The occas esting reading. In those days we
Hoshiko who has a research eral organizations who donated
ion was the farewell dinner* helc
engaged in secret military train and teaching appointment with
Japan Mikan Boxes
towards the Kelowaia Hospital
in his honor by Japanese Ameri ing, cached firearms and explos
can leaders of Los Angeles prior ives, spent our time sounding- the a $1,200 stipend, is presently do Society campaig-n in equipping- To Lure Tourists
ing research on the renal (kid- the 24 wards in the new wingto his departure for Japan to coast, and some of
V OKOHAMA — Japanese
us were even ney) functions in dog-s and frogs. of the institution.
attend a conference of mayors of reserve officers in
orange boxes which will probab
the Imperial
principal cities in Japan and on forces.
He is the brother of Michael
The Konwa-kai under Mr. P. ly reach Canada in the end of
the Pacific' Coast.
who also had been doing post B. Cobyace raised the amount this month will have a different
Maybe someone could send graduate work in psychology in of $1,085 through donations from look on them.
Addressing the assembled big these clippings back to those who
This year the 120,000 mikan
wigs of Li’l Tokyo, he told, them inspired them. There’d be a_lot several mid-west U.S. colleges the Japanese Canadian communi
until
recently
when
he
returned
ties
in
Kelowna
and
District.
boxes from Kanawaga Prefecture
that in 1942 he bady misjudged of red faces.
to Montreal.
The
amount
of
$700
is
to
go
to
which
is to be shipped from Yo
the Japanese Americans. Fletch
wards
furnishingone
public
ward
kohama in mid-November, will
er Bowron, the present mayor
and
the
balance
of
$385
will
be
have wrappers gaily advertising
and the mayor at the time of the
used to purchase needed special Kanagawa-Pi’efecture as tourist
west coast removal, said, “I hope
equipment.
to live for and atone for my enlures and also will bear g'oodwill
Limit of Three Bowls of Rice
dorsement of General DeWitt’s Secret to Long Life, Health
In making the presentation to messages.
the Kelowna Hospital Board of
evacuation order. DeWitt Xvas
The mikans are expected to
MONTREAL — The recipe for
Mr. K. Kobayashi at 83 years Directors, the Japanese Canadi
wrong, I was wrong.”
reach Vancouver this month.
good, health at old age is the °f age, the senior of the rest of
ans said:
Commending Nisei servicemen eating- of not more than three the septuagenarians, attested to
“This donation was contributed of everfyone of the patients who
of World War II, Mayor* Bow Jowls of rice at each sitting said the powers of such habits with
ron expressed his desire “to the most of the old Isseis who gath his still keen eyesight and hear by the Japanese Canadians who come to this ward, and also con
reside in Kelowna, Westbank, tains their gratitude for the kind
best of my ability to offer some ered to spin their tales of yore ing.
Okanagan Centre, and Winfield, treatment in the past and the
thing for my mistakes” in pre at a get-together at the home of
Others and their ages are as
judging the loyalty of a group Dr. Chikao Hori in Montreal on follows: Mrs. H. Hori, 74; Mr. with the best wishes and the most present by the staff of the Keearnest desire for the recovery ilowna General Hospital”.'
which he subsequently considered Nov. 3.
T. Ishihara, 74; Mr. I. Ikebuchi,
the “truest of Americans.”
The Isseis—all over 70 years of
74; Mr. J. Hori,. 73; Mr. K. Uno, |
-------------- ----------------------In 1942, Mayor Bowron was no age—were unhampered by the
73; Mr. R. Miyake, 73; Mr. K.
exception. He joined in the chor first snowfall of the winter as
us of protests that rang from eleven of them met and talked Okuda, 72; Mr. J. Iwasaki, 71;
the Alaskan panhandle to the about how they had all lived to Mrs. T. Eguchi,’71; and Mr. B.
Mexican border. And the cries of such a ripe old age.
Ohashi, 71.
SEATTLE, Wash. — A Seattle^
They all believed in keepin
the hundred of the political and
Another similar gathering of Japanese couple who lost their
community leaders along the regular health habits such as all Isseis over 69 is being plan- son in World War II have creat- Hawaii QI Notches
I acific shores were the loudest. washing their faces with cold ned for early spring of next ed in their own way, a living
Time On Rifle Butt
But he’s the exception today in watei* every morning and not year. Persons wishing to join the memorial through scholarships
WITH THE 2ND INF. DIV.,
that he frankly admitted he made over exerting themselves with group should contact either Mr. for students working toward inKOREA
— The commanding of
a big mistake. We haven’t heard heavy work.
v. rliyake or Mrs. H. Hori.
I ternational understanding.
ficer of “King” Company, 23rd
of anyone else doing likewise
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Takejuro
Shige
Regiment was puzzled recently
although nearly ten years ago
mura
have
contributed
$1200
to
by 22 notches on the rifle of Sgt.
there were plently of Bowrons.
Carleton College, Mimi., where 1st Cl. Thomas Morita of Hono
And what about our own M.P.s,
their son was a student during lulu.
mayors, reeves, councillors, althe war. Another student has
“Twenty-two enemy killed?”
deimen, laboi* leaders, businessbeen
given
a
scholarship
at
the
VANCOUVER — Plans for
the officer asked encouragingly.
audience expected.
men and newspapers ? They were
University
of
Washington.
the much-awaited concert to
“No, Sir,” ,replied Morita
An all-out effort is being made
as loud-mouthed and agitant as
|
Their son, Frank, was a mem “twenty-two days on the line.”
be
presented
by
the
Vancouver
those in Seattle, Portland and
by the Nisei to entertain the
chapter
of
the
JCCA
have
fin
San Francisco. They made sim
Issei. Persons who are able to ber of the famous 442nd combat
ally
materialized
and
the
con
ilar charges against us, clamdance, sing or play a musical team. He died on Oct. 20, 1944,
A scholarship created by the
cert has. been scheduled ten
instrument
are
asked
to
get
in
in. France, during the heroic res Shigemuras was recently award
oared for our disposal and -were
tatively for the early part of touch with the director who will
tio less fantastic in their claims
cue of the “lost battalion” by ed to Bill Drummond, senior at
December.
the University of Washington,
a out JC fifth-columnists or were
find a spot on the program for units of the 442nd.
Rehearsals have been proceed any such performers. There is
for his work in furthering interi10 less boisterous in their de
“We are still getting Frank’s
mands for our ouster.
n a 11 o n al relations. Drummond
ing for the past two weeks and also a need for stagehands, prop
insurance checks from the gov
So far none has openly volun the play to be presented is im men, and other helpers, and vol ernment, ’ Mrs. Shigemura ex has been active on the university
teered or even intimated that proving rapidly. An able cast of unteers are needed to fill such pained softly, “and we want to campus on behalf of the United
Nations.
they made a mistake, that they j actors has been formed under the positions.
do some good with them.”
Frank attended Carlton Col
‘ad misjudged us. Yet some of
directorship of Mr. Tanouye, to
lege,
recipient of other scholar
Jteir utterances back in the earlv
give a performance which will be
ships donated by the Shigemu
lollowmg Pearl Harbor
really painted us as a band of geared to the liking of the audi
ras, after persons of Japanese
oncestry were evacuated from the
- ata Haris and Quislings. Wish- ence.
0
JaPa«ese “samurai” movies, replete with agile kata
West
Coast in 1942.
ea we had kept a record of the
Tliis will be the first shibai to na-^dmg swordsmen who effortlessly slay a hundred TnclrX
i .a5SeS SOnie of the Baders al- take place in Vancouver since villains quicker than you could say “chon-mage,“ are enjoying great
Takejuro Shigemura is a porter
^hemselves to be quoted pre-war days and may assume
3
tHe Cky Where d’Artagnan once swaggered frmdn at the Union Railroad Station.
WXIe a number of them
Last week large bouquets of
the role of the pace-setter for arm with his redoubtable Musketeers—yes, Paris.
sX f1I1Ce ^d’ others have re- all other shibai affairs to follow.
flowers
decorated the modest
This was the report brought back by Arnold Bernstein from
X from the public light, there
The show may have to be pre S T
" °f EUr°Pe* He is
to introduce the sZ Shigemura home.
re quite a few of them still ac- sented on two different nights
“Given in memory of Frank by
chambara pictures to Germany where he hopes they will be as
• e in coastal affairs. Of course, in order to accommodate the large
our friends,” Mrs. Shigemura exwelcome as they have been in France.
palined.
Seattle Issei Couple Gives
Awards In Memory of Son
Vane. JCCA to Show First
Shibai on Coast Since War
Samurai Movies Find Popularity In Paris.,.
*I.WI.(M,wt
VOL. 14—NO. 88
f’"" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
THE WEEKLY
HABIT
1951
$6 Per Tear—10c Per Copy
Can. Nisei Initiated
Kelowna & District JC’s
By TOYO TAKATA
For Research Skill
Contribute Over $1,000
MONTREAL — Tom Hoshiko,
One of the hardest things for they don’t make those weird
a Canadian Nisei, presently in In Hospital Campaign
any man to do is to admit that statements anymore, but at the his third year of graduate work
KELOWNA, B. C. — A contribution of $1,085 was
he was wrong. 'Vanity, pride oi* same time, they’ve never refut at the University of Minnesota,
ed
what
they
said
before.
in Minneapolis, Minn., for his piesented by the Japanese Canadians (Konwa-kai) in
whatever it is, nobody likes to
Ph.D.
in medical physiology, was Kelowna, Westbank, Okanagan Centre, and Winfield
We have a number* of press
say that he erred, especially pub
clippings but they’re just a smat recently initiated into Sigma Xi, towards the furniture and equipment of the new wing of
tering- of those black days of the national fraternity foi* com the Kelowna General Hospital recently.
The Mayor of Los Angeles die 1942. However they make inter petence in scientific research.
The JC group was one of sev ^---------------------------------- - ---------------------------------- -exactly that recently. The occas esting reading. In those days we
Hoshiko who has a research eral organizations who donated
ion was the farewell dinner* helc
engaged in secret military train and teaching appointment with
Japan Mikan Boxes
towards the Kelowaia Hospital
in his honor by Japanese Ameri ing, cached firearms and explos
can leaders of Los Angeles prior ives, spent our time sounding- the a $1,200 stipend, is presently do Society campaig-n in equipping- To Lure Tourists
ing research on the renal (kid- the 24 wards in the new wingto his departure for Japan to coast, and some of
V OKOHAMA — Japanese
us were even ney) functions in dog-s and frogs. of the institution.
attend a conference of mayors of reserve officers in
orange boxes which will probab
the Imperial
principal cities in Japan and on forces.
He is the brother of Michael
The Konwa-kai under Mr. P. ly reach Canada in the end of
the Pacific' Coast.
who also had been doing post B. Cobyace raised the amount this month will have a different
Maybe someone could send graduate work in psychology in of $1,085 through donations from look on them.
Addressing the assembled big these clippings back to those who
This year the 120,000 mikan
wigs of Li’l Tokyo, he told, them inspired them. There’d be a_lot several mid-west U.S. colleges the Japanese Canadian communi
until
recently
when
he
returned
ties
in
Kelowna
and
District.
boxes from Kanawaga Prefecture
that in 1942 he bady misjudged of red faces.
to Montreal.
The
amount
of
$700
is
to
go
to
which
is to be shipped from Yo
the Japanese Americans. Fletch
wards
furnishingone
public
ward
kohama in mid-November, will
er Bowron, the present mayor
and
the
balance
of
$385
will
be
have wrappers gaily advertising
and the mayor at the time of the
used to purchase needed special Kanagawa-Pi’efecture as tourist
west coast removal, said, “I hope
equipment.
to live for and atone for my enlures and also will bear g'oodwill
Limit of Three Bowls of Rice
dorsement of General DeWitt’s Secret to Long Life, Health
In making the presentation to messages.
the Kelowna Hospital Board of
evacuation order. DeWitt Xvas
The mikans are expected to
MONTREAL — The recipe for
Mr. K. Kobayashi at 83 years Directors, the Japanese Canadi
wrong, I was wrong.”
reach Vancouver this month.
good, health at old age is the °f age, the senior of the rest of
ans said:
Commending Nisei servicemen eating- of not more than three the septuagenarians, attested to
“This donation was contributed of everfyone of the patients who
of World War II, Mayor* Bow Jowls of rice at each sitting said the powers of such habits with
ron expressed his desire “to the most of the old Isseis who gath his still keen eyesight and hear by the Japanese Canadians who come to this ward, and also con
reside in Kelowna, Westbank, tains their gratitude for the kind
best of my ability to offer some ered to spin their tales of yore ing.
Okanagan Centre, and Winfield, treatment in the past and the
thing for my mistakes” in pre at a get-together at the home of
Others and their ages are as
judging the loyalty of a group Dr. Chikao Hori in Montreal on follows: Mrs. H. Hori, 74; Mr. with the best wishes and the most present by the staff of the Keearnest desire for the recovery ilowna General Hospital”.'
which he subsequently considered Nov. 3.
T. Ishihara, 74; Mr. I. Ikebuchi,
the “truest of Americans.”
The Isseis—all over 70 years of
74; Mr. J. Hori,. 73; Mr. K. Uno, |
-------------- ----------------------In 1942, Mayor Bowron was no age—were unhampered by the
73; Mr. R. Miyake, 73; Mr. K.
exception. He joined in the chor first snowfall of the winter as
us of protests that rang from eleven of them met and talked Okuda, 72; Mr. J. Iwasaki, 71;
the Alaskan panhandle to the about how they had all lived to Mrs. T. Eguchi,’71; and Mr. B.
Mexican border. And the cries of such a ripe old age.
Ohashi, 71.
SEATTLE, Wash. — A Seattle^
They all believed in keepin
the hundred of the political and
Another similar gathering of Japanese couple who lost their
community leaders along the regular health habits such as all Isseis over 69 is being plan- son in World War II have creat- Hawaii QI Notches
I acific shores were the loudest. washing their faces with cold ned for early spring of next ed in their own way, a living
Time On Rifle Butt
But he’s the exception today in watei* every morning and not year. Persons wishing to join the memorial through scholarships
WITH THE 2ND INF. DIV.,
that he frankly admitted he made over exerting themselves with group should contact either Mr. for students working toward inKOREA
— The commanding of
a big mistake. We haven’t heard heavy work.
v. rliyake or Mrs. H. Hori.
I ternational understanding.
ficer of “King” Company, 23rd
of anyone else doing likewise
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Takejuro
Shige
Regiment was puzzled recently
although nearly ten years ago
mura
have
contributed
$1200
to
by 22 notches on the rifle of Sgt.
there were plently of Bowrons.
Carleton College, Mimi., where 1st Cl. Thomas Morita of Hono
And what about our own M.P.s,
their son was a student during lulu.
mayors, reeves, councillors, althe war. Another student has
“Twenty-two enemy killed?”
deimen, laboi* leaders, businessbeen
given
a
scholarship
at
the
VANCOUVER — Plans for
the officer asked encouragingly.
audience expected.
men and newspapers ? They were
University
of
Washington.
the much-awaited concert to
“No, Sir,” ,replied Morita
An all-out effort is being made
as loud-mouthed and agitant as
|
Their son, Frank, was a mem “twenty-two days on the line.”
be
presented
by
the
Vancouver
those in Seattle, Portland and
by the Nisei to entertain the
chapter
of
the
JCCA
have
fin
San Francisco. They made sim
Issei. Persons who are able to ber of the famous 442nd combat
ally
materialized
and
the
con
ilar charges against us, clamdance, sing or play a musical team. He died on Oct. 20, 1944,
A scholarship created by the
cert has. been scheduled ten
instrument
are
asked
to
get
in
in. France, during the heroic res Shigemuras was recently award
oared for our disposal and -were
tatively for the early part of touch with the director who will
tio less fantastic in their claims
cue of the “lost battalion” by ed to Bill Drummond, senior at
December.
the University of Washington,
a out JC fifth-columnists or were
find a spot on the program for units of the 442nd.
Rehearsals have been proceed any such performers. There is
for his work in furthering interi10 less boisterous in their de
“We are still getting Frank’s
mands for our ouster.
n a 11 o n al relations. Drummond
ing for the past two weeks and also a need for stagehands, prop
insurance checks from the gov
So far none has openly volun the play to be presented is im men, and other helpers, and vol ernment, ’ Mrs. Shigemura ex has been active on the university
teered or even intimated that proving rapidly. An able cast of unteers are needed to fill such pained softly, “and we want to campus on behalf of the United
Nations.
they made a mistake, that they j actors has been formed under the positions.
do some good with them.”
Frank attended Carlton Col
‘ad misjudged us. Yet some of
directorship of Mr. Tanouye, to
lege,
recipient of other scholar
Jteir utterances back in the earlv
give a performance which will be
ships donated by the Shigemu
lollowmg Pearl Harbor
really painted us as a band of geared to the liking of the audi
ras, after persons of Japanese
oncestry were evacuated from the
- ata Haris and Quislings. Wish- ence.
0
JaPa«ese “samurai” movies, replete with agile kata
West
Coast in 1942.
ea we had kept a record of the
Tliis will be the first shibai to na-^dmg swordsmen who effortlessly slay a hundred TnclrX
i .a5SeS SOnie of the Baders al- take place in Vancouver since villains quicker than you could say “chon-mage,“ are enjoying great
Takejuro Shigemura is a porter
^hemselves to be quoted pre-war days and may assume
3
tHe Cky Where d’Artagnan once swaggered frmdn at the Union Railroad Station.
WXIe a number of them
Last week large bouquets of
the role of the pace-setter for arm with his redoubtable Musketeers—yes, Paris.
sX f1I1Ce ^d’ others have re- all other shibai affairs to follow.
flowers
decorated the modest
This was the report brought back by Arnold Bernstein from
X from the public light, there
The show may have to be pre S T
" °f EUr°Pe* He is
to introduce the sZ Shigemura home.
re quite a few of them still ac- sented on two different nights
“Given in memory of Frank by
chambara pictures to Germany where he hopes they will be as
• e in coastal affairs. Of course, in order to accommodate the large
our friends,” Mrs. Shigemura exwelcome as they have been in France.
palined.
Seattle Issei Couple Gives
Awards In Memory of Son
Vane. JCCA to Show First
Shibai on Coast Since War
Samurai Movies Find Popularity In Paris.,.
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PAGE SEVEN
^^^h^1 Time ,n E<xst, Bowling Hits Mid-Season
Hamilton, Toronto Casaba Squads Split
large no. of jcs
[Highest Triple Yet This
Pair of Exhibition Tilts to Open Play
SEE SUMO WRESTLERS
Year is Amemori’s 934-
HAMILTON.
Hamilton Alphas nosed out Club
The four sumo wrestlers from
Japan
performed before 14.000
Rhapsody 33-31 and Whizz Kids had; a ball in humiliatO What was thought would stand
ing.Hamilton Angels 71-33 as the Hamilton Nisei Bas fans in Maple Leaf Gardens on LEADERS BUNCHED
as the high triple for the season
ketball League in prepping for the coming- season, ar Nov. 8 in a performance which
in the Toronto Y B S M i x e d
was probably confusing to the IN HAMILTON ROLL
League was shattered when Scot
ranged the exhibition games against the visiting Toron Occidental fans but highly amus
HAMILTON
•
—
The
tooth-andty A m e m o r i strung- together
to squads oh Nov. 3. ihis was the first clash between ing to the amazingly large num
nail fight for the coveted leader scores of 276, 324. and 334 for
the two cities this season.
ber of Nisei and Issei fans, (es ship in the Hamilton Nisei loop
a high of 934, thus nullifying
First blood went to Hamilton . '
:---------------------- --------------------- timated at over 1,500) scattered still continued after last week’s Shag" Tag'uchi’s previous mark of
Top scorers were Soc Shintani about Toronto’s sports palace.
in the closely-played game in j
bowling. Kosugi’s and Yaguchi’s 912. The high of 934 is the high
The antics of Maedayama, Ya- again tied for the top with Kino■which play was even up to the I and Aki Hayashi who scored 23
est score reported thus far in
final whistle. Hero of the piece I and 19 pts. respectively for the katayama, Fujitiyama, and Ono- shita’s a slim 1 point away from
any Nisei league this fall.
proved to be Tad Suzuki as he winners while Wes Hyodo pump- unii proved to be lacking in ac it all.
Amemori’s effort plus Tomio
took a pass from Kaz Nishimura ed in 16 pts. in the losing cause tion for the Occidental fan who
Taguchi's
and
Kinoshita’s Nishikawa who was another top
to score two points and the marThe league’s opening dance at is used to the blood and guts of sv ept to their current spots by
gin of victory with only a few the Armenian Community Centre ordinary wrestling. Yakatayama blanking Tanaka’s and Tad Kon bowler in the .day’s play with
736, pushed Swallows into blankbeat Fujitiyama aand then was
seconds remaining and the score rounded out the evening ~
do’s respectively while erstwhile big
the leading Bluejays who
tied, 31-31.
■
knocked off by Onoumi who in
M.
leaders Kosugi’s were taking it with
the loss, fell back into a tie
turn was beaten in the final by
Alphas had outhustled the
------- —------- —
on the chin 3-1 from Lucy’s.
with
Chuck Shimizu’s Budgies
Maedayama, the champion. YoshRhapsody team but the height of
Other
scores
were
static,
Mits
with
28
pts. Other results were
^nii Imai who acted as referee,
the Toronto players -kept them
Sonoda
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Roy
Kumagai
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s
and
as follows: Nightingales 5, Pig
wore a colorful kimono.
in the game. Ike Murase and ’
Mits Hondo’s each posting 3-1 eons 2; Skylarks 5, Cardinals 2;
The 14,000 fans which filled
Kaz Nishimura were top scorers
the Gardens was the biggest in wins over Jack Kondo’s, Solly’s Budgies 5, Flamingos 2.
for the winners with 10 and 8
and Sam Sonoda’s respectively.
pts. respectively. Kaz Ishii was
After tolling up the results of the current wrestling season. A
This Sunday’s bowling will
Roy
Kumagai was the big
British
Empire
wrestling
champ
the big point-getter for Rhapso their first week of play, Mustmark the end of the first series,
noise individually as Jiis 791
ionship
also
gave
the
fans
a
full
dy with 10 to his credit.
angs have a record of one win
the top six teams being- eligible
triple set a new high for the
bill of wrestling.
for
chain p i o n s h i p play. The
and
no
losses
in
the
Church
The second game was a com
seasoh. Far behind him were Roy
league season this year was div
Title Bout in Hawaii
plete contrast from the preced League (Intermediate), and no
Honda 681, Nobby Tonogai
HONOLULU, T. H. — A title Tak Tonogai 658, George Masu ided into three series, each of
ing tilt as the Whizz Kids from wins and one loss in the inter
racial
Community
League.
seven weeks duration, and team
bout between World Flyweight da 637, and Mike Honda 630.
Toronto managed to retain some
finishing first in the first two
Playing their first game of champ Dado Marino and chalof the visitors’ prestige with their
The. ladies were led by Lucy
series will be qualified for the
the new season, the thrice champs Huger Yoshio Shirai, Japanese
71-33 win.
Ishii with 626, followed by Kim
championship. In the last series,
(
of last spring, lost out to the flyweight champ, may be held in
Hashimoto 618, and Tosh Goto | the two top teams will be eligible
Ihe Angels-were not properly taller M.U.N. team last Sunday December in Honolulu
602.
—“Doc”. . for the championship.
conditioned as shown by their 75-61. The Niseis could not cope
spotty passing and erratic shoot- J with the two 6 feet 5-ers, and a
Meanwhile in the high scores
Hg- Vhizz Kids, on the other third player an inch shorter, who
for the day, the rest of the keghand, played well both on defense gathered-in 90 percent of the
lers were far behind Amemori’s
and offense, their speed and ac rebounds at either ends. They
934, Moza Matsumoto rolling
curate shooting baffling the An were able to hold them close un
791-307, Shag Taguchi 762-273,
LONDON, Ont. — London Ni John Nagata.
gels who seemed unable to get til the last ten minutes of play
Tomio Nishikawa 736-275, and
again
their plays organized.
when the Mustangs who were sei bowling enthusiasts are
.
.
,
111
tbe
statistics
department
Mits
Otsu 698.
meeting* every Friday night at shi
about four points down wilted.
Nishikawa is a one-man
Amy Kondo paced the ladies
the Richmond Lanes and have
As usual, Herby Miyasaki led
display, and leads in all of the
now rolled off eight weeks of the
with 692-262, followed by Kay
with 16 points for the losers,
men’s departments, holding a Mitsuhashi 687-252, Rose * Ogata
slate.
while brother Roy pumped in 13.
219 average, 342 single, and 768
'Ibis year the mixed league
589-240, and Nellie Yoshida 585Other
scorers
were
Makimoto
8,
triple.
Only other person bowling 244.
We have no
has been organized under presi
Hirano 9, Ken Miyasaki 8, Toki
in the 200 s is Tak Wakabayashi
service charges.
dent Art Obokata, secretary
Toyama 4 and Inamoto 3.
with 206.
treasurer Kaz Kagawa, and cap
On Nov. 7, on their’home floor tains Tak Wakabayashi, Shig
Lou Kayahara leads the lad
at St. Christopher House, a Her- Nishikawa, Larry Kondo, and ies with an average of 187 and
by Miyasaki-less Mustangs narhigh single of 281 while Kaz
Manujacturers of Fine Fu
rowly squeezed past the Mor Two Joes Find Japan
Imagawa holds down the high tri
TRAVELLING TO
ple with 688.
mons 44-42. Without their ace
A
Place
For
Thinking
JAPAN
marksman, the Mustangs flound
Under Nishikawa’s consistent
Persian Lamb, Hudson Seal
NEW YORK — Two great
ered but somehow managed to
bowling, Team 2 has a clean
sport figures apparently find Ja
pick out a win.
sweep of team honors with team
coats made to measure
Or bringing
pan an ideal place to ponder
Mucka Makimoto tossed in 12
high single of 1146, team high
someone over?
at wholesale price__
over their problems.
points while Paul Hirano had 9
We represent
Both Joe DiMaggio and Joe hiple of 3152, and also leads the
all lines including
343 BRUNSWICK AVE.
points, and the two Kens, Ohara
Louis, fading 37-year-oIds, may league standings with 18 games
American President,
and Miyasaki each potted 8
KI. 0408
make their decisions on whether won for a point total of 44, good
Canadian Pacific,
points.
for a 15 pt. margin over the
Pan American, and
to hang up theii" gloves for good
We Manufacture
others.
Behind the leader are
Northwest Airlines.
Although their next Church after they return from their ex- i
• at Private Home,
Write or call
Team 1 with 29 pts., Team 4
Therefore Can Offer
League game remains in doubt, hibition tours of Japan.
Low Prices
for full information
they will meet the new Estonian
DiMaggio, New York Yankee with 26, and Team 3 with 13.
(W7e employ Japanese help).
or rates.
team at St. Vladimir on Sunday, star, is currently on tour with
— K. K.
Nov. 11, In the C o m m unit y the
League All-Stars
League.
while Louis whose dream of re
Miss Mary Nishikawara
gaining his heavyweight crown I
was rudely shattered by one
Registered Music Teacher
Palromze
Rocky
Marciano
only
recently,
is
j
piano and theory
143
J
39
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Avenue
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expected to begin the first leg
Toronto
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of his exhibition tour in Japan
when he leaves for Tokyo on
Lose in Starts
Hishikawa Paces London
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PAGE SEVEN
^^^h^1 Time ,n E<xst, Bowling Hits Mid-Season
Hamilton, Toronto Casaba Squads Split
large no. of jcs
[Highest Triple Yet This
Pair of Exhibition Tilts to Open Play
SEE SUMO WRESTLERS
Year is Amemori’s 934-
HAMILTON.
Hamilton Alphas nosed out Club
The four sumo wrestlers from
Japan
performed before 14.000
Rhapsody 33-31 and Whizz Kids had; a ball in humiliatO What was thought would stand
ing.Hamilton Angels 71-33 as the Hamilton Nisei Bas fans in Maple Leaf Gardens on LEADERS BUNCHED
as the high triple for the season
ketball League in prepping for the coming- season, ar Nov. 8 in a performance which
in the Toronto Y B S M i x e d
was probably confusing to the IN HAMILTON ROLL
League was shattered when Scot
ranged the exhibition games against the visiting Toron Occidental fans but highly amus
HAMILTON
•
—
The
tooth-andty A m e m o r i strung- together
to squads oh Nov. 3. ihis was the first clash between ing to the amazingly large num
nail fight for the coveted leader scores of 276, 324. and 334 for
the two cities this season.
ber of Nisei and Issei fans, (es ship in the Hamilton Nisei loop
a high of 934, thus nullifying
First blood went to Hamilton . '
:---------------------- --------------------- timated at over 1,500) scattered still continued after last week’s Shag" Tag'uchi’s previous mark of
Top scorers were Soc Shintani about Toronto’s sports palace.
in the closely-played game in j
bowling. Kosugi’s and Yaguchi’s 912. The high of 934 is the high
The antics of Maedayama, Ya- again tied for the top with Kino■which play was even up to the I and Aki Hayashi who scored 23
est score reported thus far in
final whistle. Hero of the piece I and 19 pts. respectively for the katayama, Fujitiyama, and Ono- shita’s a slim 1 point away from
any Nisei league this fall.
proved to be Tad Suzuki as he winners while Wes Hyodo pump- unii proved to be lacking in ac it all.
Amemori’s effort plus Tomio
took a pass from Kaz Nishimura ed in 16 pts. in the losing cause tion for the Occidental fan who
Taguchi's
and
Kinoshita’s Nishikawa who was another top
to score two points and the marThe league’s opening dance at is used to the blood and guts of sv ept to their current spots by
gin of victory with only a few the Armenian Community Centre ordinary wrestling. Yakatayama blanking Tanaka’s and Tad Kon bowler in the .day’s play with
736, pushed Swallows into blankbeat Fujitiyama aand then was
seconds remaining and the score rounded out the evening ~
do’s respectively while erstwhile big
the leading Bluejays who
tied, 31-31.
■
knocked off by Onoumi who in
M.
leaders Kosugi’s were taking it with
the loss, fell back into a tie
turn was beaten in the final by
Alphas had outhustled the
------- —------- —
on the chin 3-1 from Lucy’s.
with
Chuck Shimizu’s Budgies
Maedayama, the champion. YoshRhapsody team but the height of
Other
scores
were
static,
Mits
with
28
pts. Other results were
^nii Imai who acted as referee,
the Toronto players -kept them
Sonoda
’
s,
Roy
Kumagai
’
s
and
as follows: Nightingales 5, Pig
wore a colorful kimono.
in the game. Ike Murase and ’
Mits Hondo’s each posting 3-1 eons 2; Skylarks 5, Cardinals 2;
The 14,000 fans which filled
Kaz Nishimura were top scorers
the Gardens was the biggest in wins over Jack Kondo’s, Solly’s Budgies 5, Flamingos 2.
for the winners with 10 and 8
and Sam Sonoda’s respectively.
pts. respectively. Kaz Ishii was
After tolling up the results of the current wrestling season. A
This Sunday’s bowling will
Roy
Kumagai was the big
British
Empire
wrestling
champ
the big point-getter for Rhapso their first week of play, Mustmark the end of the first series,
noise individually as Jiis 791
ionship
also
gave
the
fans
a
full
dy with 10 to his credit.
angs have a record of one win
the top six teams being- eligible
triple set a new high for the
bill of wrestling.
for
chain p i o n s h i p play. The
and
no
losses
in
the
Church
The second game was a com
seasoh. Far behind him were Roy
league season this year was div
Title Bout in Hawaii
plete contrast from the preced League (Intermediate), and no
Honda 681, Nobby Tonogai
HONOLULU, T. H. — A title Tak Tonogai 658, George Masu ided into three series, each of
ing tilt as the Whizz Kids from wins and one loss in the inter
racial
Community
League.
seven weeks duration, and team
bout between World Flyweight da 637, and Mike Honda 630.
Toronto managed to retain some
finishing first in the first two
Playing their first game of champ Dado Marino and chalof the visitors’ prestige with their
The. ladies were led by Lucy
series will be qualified for the
the new season, the thrice champs Huger Yoshio Shirai, Japanese
71-33 win.
Ishii with 626, followed by Kim
championship. In the last series,
(
of last spring, lost out to the flyweight champ, may be held in
Hashimoto 618, and Tosh Goto | the two top teams will be eligible
Ihe Angels-were not properly taller M.U.N. team last Sunday December in Honolulu
602.
—“Doc”. . for the championship.
conditioned as shown by their 75-61. The Niseis could not cope
spotty passing and erratic shoot- J with the two 6 feet 5-ers, and a
Meanwhile in the high scores
Hg- Vhizz Kids, on the other third player an inch shorter, who
for the day, the rest of the keghand, played well both on defense gathered-in 90 percent of the
lers were far behind Amemori’s
and offense, their speed and ac rebounds at either ends. They
934, Moza Matsumoto rolling
curate shooting baffling the An were able to hold them close un
791-307, Shag Taguchi 762-273,
LONDON, Ont. — London Ni John Nagata.
gels who seemed unable to get til the last ten minutes of play
Tomio Nishikawa 736-275, and
again
their plays organized.
when the Mustangs who were sei bowling enthusiasts are
.
.
,
111
tbe
statistics
department
Mits
Otsu 698.
meeting* every Friday night at shi
about four points down wilted.
Nishikawa is a one-man
Amy Kondo paced the ladies
the Richmond Lanes and have
As usual, Herby Miyasaki led
display, and leads in all of the
now rolled off eight weeks of the
with 692-262, followed by Kay
with 16 points for the losers,
men’s departments, holding a Mitsuhashi 687-252, Rose * Ogata
slate.
while brother Roy pumped in 13.
219 average, 342 single, and 768
'Ibis year the mixed league
589-240, and Nellie Yoshida 585Other
scorers
were
Makimoto
8,
triple.
Only other person bowling 244.
We have no
has been organized under presi
Hirano 9, Ken Miyasaki 8, Toki
in the 200 s is Tak Wakabayashi
service charges.
dent Art Obokata, secretary
Toyama 4 and Inamoto 3.
with 206.
treasurer Kaz Kagawa, and cap
On Nov. 7, on their’home floor tains Tak Wakabayashi, Shig
Lou Kayahara leads the lad
at St. Christopher House, a Her- Nishikawa, Larry Kondo, and ies with an average of 187 and
by Miyasaki-less Mustangs narhigh single of 281 while Kaz
Manujacturers of Fine Fu
rowly squeezed past the Mor Two Joes Find Japan
Imagawa holds down the high tri
TRAVELLING TO
ple with 688.
mons 44-42. Without their ace
A
Place
For
Thinking
JAPAN
marksman, the Mustangs flound
Under Nishikawa’s consistent
Persian Lamb, Hudson Seal
NEW YORK — Two great
ered but somehow managed to
bowling, Team 2 has a clean
sport figures apparently find Ja
pick out a win.
sweep of team honors with team
coats made to measure
Or bringing
pan an ideal place to ponder
Mucka Makimoto tossed in 12
high single of 1146, team high
someone over?
at wholesale price__
over their problems.
points while Paul Hirano had 9
We represent
Both Joe DiMaggio and Joe hiple of 3152, and also leads the
all lines including
343 BRUNSWICK AVE.
points, and the two Kens, Ohara
Louis, fading 37-year-oIds, may league standings with 18 games
American President,
and Miyasaki each potted 8
KI. 0408
make their decisions on whether won for a point total of 44, good
Canadian Pacific,
points.
for a 15 pt. margin over the
Pan American, and
to hang up theii" gloves for good
We Manufacture
others.
Behind the leader are
Northwest Airlines.
Although their next Church after they return from their ex- i
• at Private Home,
Write or call
Team 1 with 29 pts., Team 4
Therefore Can Offer
League game remains in doubt, hibition tours of Japan.
Low Prices
for full information
they will meet the new Estonian
DiMaggio, New York Yankee with 26, and Team 3 with 13.
(W7e employ Japanese help).
or rates.
team at St. Vladimir on Sunday, star, is currently on tour with
— K. K.
Nov. 11, In the C o m m unit y the
League All-Stars
League.
while Louis whose dream of re
Miss Mary Nishikawara
gaining his heavyweight crown I
was rudely shattered by one
Registered Music Teacher
Palromze
Rocky
Marciano
only
recently,
is
j
piano and theory
143
J
39
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Avenue
Our Advertisers
expected to begin the first leg
Toronto
OLiver 2060
of his exhibition tour in Japan
when he leaves for Tokyo on
Lose in Starts
Hishikawa Paces London
Nisei Kegiers in All Depts
Mt Pulver Fur Go<
$$$
s
SMALL SIZE SHOES
SEE OUR NEW' FALL SHOES
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Page 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE
NEW CANADIAN
Saturday, Novemb
The New Canadia
An Independent Japanese-English Or van
By JEAN JARVIS
I maie.
male. iI relt
felt aaffronted when men that the women party might be
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
j
pushed
ahead
TOKYO — Something hapof me to enter a seated. Immediately two boys got
as a medium of expression and news outlet
pened the other day that sur- streetcar or an elevator, or to up and offered their places to a
^ose of Japanese origin in Canada
prised and pleased me out of all claim an empty seat on a bus— couple of young women. The girls
479 Queen St. W. — PLaza 5005 — Toronto, Ont.
proportion to the act itself. In when I had waited longer than accepted hesitantly, with much
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
America I would have accepted they.
embarrassed giggling, and in the
it as casually as drawing a breath
I boiled when able-b o d i e d interchange of comments in Ja
of air, but in Japan it marked youths slid into vacated seats on panese, we caught the wore Rev. Ono To Speak
a milestone. A Japanese man-on- streetcars, while women stood
In Montreal Nov, 25
the-street held a door open while patiently by. I felt annoyance
MONTREAL — Rev. Zentaro
I, a mere woman, preceded him each time a male pedestrian beeNOVEMBER
Ono of Japan, former minister in
into a buildin oO’
lined for the door I was ap
Vancouver, who is visiting Can
This act of courtesy stands out proaching—as if it were his God
ada, will speak in Montreal on
Sadie Hawkin’s Dance, at St
in my memory like an uncharted given right to enter ahead of me,
Sunday, Nov. 25, at the All Nat
George’s Parish Hall, 8 p.m. ’
island in a wide expanse of sea even though I must dodge to
Five Years Ago
ions Church.
the more prized because it was avoid a collision. I resented the
10—Toronto. Club Adelphi's Ap
A
welcoming
party
and
discus
unexpected.
ple Stack Strut Dance, at
hole punched in my umbrella,
Nov. 9, 1946
sion meeting are to follow Rev.
My attitude a year ago was when it tangled -with another car
University Settlement House
quite different. Then a stranger ried by a man who monopolized ... The question ,of votes for Ori Ono’s address. All are -welcome
8:30 p.m.
’
entals
became
a
top
issue
in
to
attend.
in Japan, I was frequently the narrow sidewalk at Chapel
18—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Ora
shocked by what I interpreted as Center. Why couldn’t he have B. C. The provincial elections act
torical Contest, at Canadian
the rudeness of the Japanese stepped into the graveled drive- which barred Orientals from the CORRECTION HAMILTON
Legion
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
vote was up for revision in the MEMORIAL SERVICE
way as we passed, I asked my30—Toronto. Dance, music bv
legislature. Twelve Vancouver
3W BLOOR ST. WEST — TORONTO
self.
Hamilton — In the Nov. 3 isQuint-Cats, at UNF Hall. ‘
organizations supported the OriThen the light dawned. He ex- ental enfranchisement while -ag- sue, it was incorrectly announced 30—Lethbridge. Lethbridge Nisei
<?a
pected me to step aside! Not rude ainst them was raised the lone that a memorial service would be
OPTOMETRIST
Bowling League Dance, at
OFFICE HOURS:
ly, but confidently, because it voice of the Japanese Repatri- held for Mr. Tometaro Yokoya
Henderson Lake Golf Course
„
9 a.m. to 5
ma instead of for Mr. Chokichi
had been accepted custom for ation League.
TUES-WED-THURS-FRI-SAT
9-12 p.m.
Yokoyama, as should have been
$
*
?
nvUIJnn^EVE^ING
TELEPHONE
generations, he counted on the
BY APPOINIMENT
RA. 8137
printed.
The service for the lat
way being clear. Just as I, in
J. H. Fletcher of the Japanese
America, had grown to expect the Repatriation League stated if ter will be held on Nov. 11, at
Order Your
*
choice path, the unblocked ent B. C. Orientals were granted the 2:30 p.m., at the All Peoples’
x
x
rance, the proffered seat—as if franchise, it would be “the be United Church in Hamilton.
A:.
they were my God-given right!
ginning of the end so far as the
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
| Harold Kutsukake
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Once—and this memory always white man is concerned”. He was
Genichi Ohashi has moved to £
1
6 Rednor Road
shines like the noonday sun—a reported as saying that the Ori 4868 Walden St.,
699 YONGE ST.
X
Office RA. 6549
(yongs at bloor)
Vancouver 10. |
GRover 1307
Res. Ml. 6384
'
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Japanese gentleman outdid his ental would “vote in a bloc and
*
*
£
Toronto
American counterparts. As I this would be taken advantage of
“Eddie Ide formerly of Inger >
Will Call
A
stood swaying on the traps of a by some political group” Which soll, Ont., has moved to Toronto,
Lucien C. Kurata ! crowded streetcar, my camera would gradually lower' the bars and is temporarily staying- at 27
Barrister and Solicitor
} equipment and umbrella banging against immigration.
Belhaven Road.
MOVING TO B. C.?
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
£ into other passengers, he rose
Fletcher had continued, “If the
Contact
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans | and offered me his seat.
bars were lowered, we would
CARD OF THANKS
arranged J
JIM KAKUTANI
The young- fellow who open have 50 million Hindus here in
Office EM-4 5259 Res. LY.3427 |
Mr.
K.
Shomoya
of
Kamloops,
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
a year”.
B. C., and family, Kazuo, Kunio
ed the door for me was only 16.
933 West Pender St.,
*
*
*
and Masato of Kamloops, Mrs.
Already he has learned the kind
Vancouver, B. C.
A. McNamara, deputy minister Tamo Katsuyama and Mitsu of
of courtesy that will smooth his
Established 32 Years
Toronto, and Kunito of Regina,
path toward social acceptance of labor, announced the fifth and Sask., wish to express their
Members
of Vancouver
among Europeans and Americans. last group of voluntary Japanese thanks and appreciation to all the
Real Estate Board
Teenagers, many of them pre repatriates of 175 persons would friends and organizations for
Phone
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paring for scholarships in the leave Vancouver during the week their messages of sympathy, flo
ta
Day or Night
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United States, are avid to learn of Nov. 25, bringing the total ral
ferings in the recent loss of wife
2 84-A YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
Western customs and manners. number to 4,000.
and mother.
On the crowded cable car above
Nikko, several of them noticed
nix husband and son standing.
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Saturday, Novemb
The New Canadia
An Independent Japanese-English Or van
By JEAN JARVIS
I maie.
male. iI relt
felt aaffronted when men that the women party might be
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
j
pushed
ahead
TOKYO — Something hapof me to enter a seated. Immediately two boys got
as a medium of expression and news outlet
pened the other day that sur- streetcar or an elevator, or to up and offered their places to a
^ose of Japanese origin in Canada
prised and pleased me out of all claim an empty seat on a bus— couple of young women. The girls
479 Queen St. W. — PLaza 5005 — Toronto, Ont.
proportion to the act itself. In when I had waited longer than accepted hesitantly, with much
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
America I would have accepted they.
embarrassed giggling, and in the
it as casually as drawing a breath
I boiled when able-b o d i e d interchange of comments in Ja
of air, but in Japan it marked youths slid into vacated seats on panese, we caught the wore Rev. Ono To Speak
a milestone. A Japanese man-on- streetcars, while women stood
In Montreal Nov, 25
the-street held a door open while patiently by. I felt annoyance
MONTREAL — Rev. Zentaro
I, a mere woman, preceded him each time a male pedestrian beeNOVEMBER
Ono of Japan, former minister in
into a buildin oO’
lined for the door I was ap
Vancouver, who is visiting Can
This act of courtesy stands out proaching—as if it were his God
ada, will speak in Montreal on
Sadie Hawkin’s Dance, at St
in my memory like an uncharted given right to enter ahead of me,
Sunday, Nov. 25, at the All Nat
George’s Parish Hall, 8 p.m. ’
island in a wide expanse of sea even though I must dodge to
Five Years Ago
ions Church.
the more prized because it was avoid a collision. I resented the
10—Toronto. Club Adelphi's Ap
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welcoming
party
and
discus
unexpected.
ple Stack Strut Dance, at
hole punched in my umbrella,
Nov. 9, 1946
sion meeting are to follow Rev.
My attitude a year ago was when it tangled -with another car
University Settlement House
quite different. Then a stranger ried by a man who monopolized ... The question ,of votes for Ori Ono’s address. All are -welcome
8:30 p.m.
’
entals
became
a
top
issue
in
to
attend.
in Japan, I was frequently the narrow sidewalk at Chapel
18—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Ora
shocked by what I interpreted as Center. Why couldn’t he have B. C. The provincial elections act
torical Contest, at Canadian
the rudeness of the Japanese stepped into the graveled drive- which barred Orientals from the CORRECTION HAMILTON
Legion
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
vote was up for revision in the MEMORIAL SERVICE
way as we passed, I asked my30—Toronto. Dance, music bv
legislature. Twelve Vancouver
3W BLOOR ST. WEST — TORONTO
self.
Hamilton — In the Nov. 3 isQuint-Cats, at UNF Hall. ‘
organizations supported the OriThen the light dawned. He ex- ental enfranchisement while -ag- sue, it was incorrectly announced 30—Lethbridge. Lethbridge Nisei
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pected me to step aside! Not rude ainst them was raised the lone that a memorial service would be
OPTOMETRIST
Bowling League Dance, at
OFFICE HOURS:
ly, but confidently, because it voice of the Japanese Repatri- held for Mr. Tometaro Yokoya
Henderson Lake Golf Course
„
9 a.m. to 5
ma instead of for Mr. Chokichi
had been accepted custom for ation League.
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9-12 p.m.
Yokoyama, as should have been
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printed.
The service for the lat
way being clear. Just as I, in
J. H. Fletcher of the Japanese
America, had grown to expect the Repatriation League stated if ter will be held on Nov. 11, at
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choice path, the unblocked ent B. C. Orientals were granted the 2:30 p.m., at the All Peoples’
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rance, the proffered seat—as if franchise, it would be “the be United Church in Hamilton.
A:.
they were my God-given right!
ginning of the end so far as the
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
| Harold Kutsukake
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Once—and this memory always white man is concerned”. He was
Genichi Ohashi has moved to £
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shines like the noonday sun—a reported as saying that the Ori 4868 Walden St.,
699 YONGE ST.
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Office RA. 6549
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Japanese gentleman outdid his ental would “vote in a bloc and
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Toronto
American counterparts. As I this would be taken advantage of
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stood swaying on the traps of a by some political group” Which soll, Ont., has moved to Toronto,
Lucien C. Kurata ! crowded streetcar, my camera would gradually lower' the bars and is temporarily staying- at 27
Barrister and Solicitor
} equipment and umbrella banging against immigration.
Belhaven Road.
MOVING TO B. C.?
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
£ into other passengers, he rose
Fletcher had continued, “If the
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1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans | and offered me his seat.
bars were lowered, we would
CARD OF THANKS
arranged J
JIM KAKUTANI
The young- fellow who open have 50 million Hindus here in
Office EM-4 5259 Res. LY.3427 |
Mr.
K.
Shomoya
of
Kamloops,
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
a year”.
B. C., and family, Kazuo, Kunio
ed the door for me was only 16.
933 West Pender St.,
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and Masato of Kamloops, Mrs.
Already he has learned the kind
Vancouver, B. C.
A. McNamara, deputy minister Tamo Katsuyama and Mitsu of
of courtesy that will smooth his
Established 32 Years
Toronto, and Kunito of Regina,
path toward social acceptance of labor, announced the fifth and Sask., wish to express their
Members
of Vancouver
among Europeans and Americans. last group of voluntary Japanese thanks and appreciation to all the
Real Estate Board
Teenagers, many of them pre repatriates of 175 persons would friends and organizations for
Phone
MArine 6421
paring for scholarships in the leave Vancouver during the week their messages of sympathy, flo
ta
Day or Night
tributes and remembrance of
United States, are avid to learn of Nov. 25, bringing the total ral
ferings in the recent loss of wife
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Western customs and manners. number to 4,000.
and mother.
On the crowded cable car above
Nikko, several of them noticed
nix husband and son standing.
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because of .old age. Bargain at,
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