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Well, here it is, our annual
“baby”, the Christmas issue,
1951. We sincerely hope that you
will find enjoyment in its ~ 56
pages, the largest ever publish
ed. One thing you will notice is
that we have leaned a lot towards
pictures and cartoons this year,
more so than in other years, in
trying to make this issue as at
tractive as possible.
Besides the staff who worked
far into the night for about
three weeks, bent ovex- typewrit
ers on Sundays, picked type, set
the slugs into place, worried
over the layout, and all the other
countless tasks of the newspapei'
trade, we were blessed with the
help of contributors about whom
you may be interested.
Our contributors this year
ranged from the veteran to* the
novice. The subjects should sure
ly appeal to every taste—from
politics to jazz (a prettv wide
range).
Several of the writers took
hard and critical looks at the Ni
sei and themselves. Hideo Mimo
to. whose article, “The Nisei And
His Japanese Heritage”, repre
sents the first time he has written for. the NC, has bi’oached
the . subject of Japanese culture
in its relation to the Nisei, a
problem that is certainly promi
nent in our sphere today. A
thixd-year studexxt in sociology
at the U. of Toronto, we think
his effox-t is an auspicious debut
in our pages.
Fred Kayahara who has often
leaned ovex' our office desk to
tell, us about his interesting ex
periences in trade unionism, has
written anothei' one of his pun
chy treatises about politics as
slanted toward the Nis? ’
M. Sitarr” is a pen-name for
a veteran contributor, now in
Montreal, who is a graduate in
psychology. Many may not quite
agree with some of his views on
“Buddhism In . Canada” but will
find lots to think about there.
Is Home”, are first-year (female)
Another new writer has been students at U.B.C.
uncovered from Montreal who
The writer of “20th Century
goes under “Je Sui” and who Journey of the Magi” who g'oes
shows a lot of promise in “An under the pseudonym of “P. B”
Attitude On Assimilation”, a is well known in Nisei literary
tricky problem for all of us. circles, having been connected
Former editor Toyo Takata has with the NC since 1939. His wellchosen the pertinent topic, informed opinions on things as
Wanted: A JC Anthropology”, present-day Asia are likely due,
Departing from this cold and besides a lifetime of interest in
analytical self-examination, -we such things, to his present posi
have included several articles in tion with the Saskatchewan gov
the Christmas vein. Regular col ernment. economics division.
umnist Jack Nakamoto of Ottawa
Shinobu Higashi is also a name
who .draws some of his interest to be remembered in Nisei writ
ing ideas from an eventful life ing, having edited the first issue
when the “wanderer’s itch” hit of the NC which was long before
him and also from his army life, our time.
has presented the intrinsic
The short-story department
meaning of'the Christmas theme, felt a little lonely this year. We
fax’ from the commercialism that don’t know whether you will like
surrounds the Christmas of to “The Grotesque” written by
day. “D. L.” meanwhile has ex D.” which is slightly off the
plored several facets of the spi beaten track.
rit with the hand of realism in
Unfortunately space does not
his thoughtful essay, “Christmas, allow us to comment further.
1951”.
However' we’re sure you will
.We are sure that every readei' find interest in the other articles.
will enjoy Cinderella’s poignant We also have several other fine
story, “How Christmas Came To contributions for which we just
Our House”.. Cindy’s return to couldn’t find space. They will ap
these pages is a very welcome pear, however, in future issues.
one and will undoubtedly bring
We have to thank, too, the
back a flood of memories of by- many supporters who sent their
g’one days in “an embattled holiday greetings and thus help
street” in Vancouver and her ed to put out this issue in a
Femme Fare” column.
big way.
You will get a kick out of
Lastly, this issue goes to you
Ericka’s “How To Choose A with the best wishes of a veryMate”, a problem that will al merry- Christmas and and a Hap
ways be discussed for time eter py New Year from Takaichi
nal. Incidentally, both “Ericka”
and “J. M” who gave us “This 'Toyo Takata and yours truly.
few Of 1952 ?
No Paper Until
Sat., Jan. 5
To enable the staff to take
a holiday season vacation so
that they can return to the
regular twice-weekly schedule
in 1952 with renewed vigor,
there will be no issues of The
New Canadiaxx until Jan. 5.
When Robert Kazuhisa Naka
mura was born 57 minutes aftex1951 came in, he unwittingly be
came the infant sought bv The
New Canadian as its “First Baby
Of The Y ear”. The wide response
to the innovation of the idea was
influential in our decision to hold
the.•‘contest” as an annual event.
Now who will be oui’ first ba
by of 1952?
Little Bobby, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Susumu Nakamura of Leth
bridge, . Alta., started off then
what will be an annual search by
* 1
the NC for the first baby born
each yeai’ in which the “winner”
will be presented with an award.
^ < i 5 Y
Eligibility fox' the honor is
based only on one ox- both parents
being of Japanese origin and re
siding in Canada. Parents of ba
bies born early in 1952 or friends
knowing of such blessed events
are asked to submit “enti'ies”,
sending the names of the parents,
address, sex of the baby, and
most important of all, the time
of the birth in houx' and minutes
(and also the time zone). The
time of birth should be verified
by the attending physician ox'
nurse.
The announcement should be
sent to The. New Canadian office
as soon as possible and not later
than Jan. 19. “Entries” ai’i'iving
latex' than that date, although
times ^of birth may be the ear
liest of all, will not necessarily be
given the award.
Offsprings born a week or so
after 1952 has been waved in,
still have an excellent chance to
win the honor. Statistics gleaned
from the NC’s personal files,
although not necessarily all-em
bracing, show that in ’the past
six years only two babies were
as being born on New
A MERRY XMAS: there’s recorded
Year’s Day. In 1946 the first in
nothing much to add to that ex fant was born on Jan. 5; in 1947,
Jan. 12; in 1948, Jan. 14, in 1950,’
cept to satisfy your curiosity by Jan.
6.
naming the trio of Nisei girls
The two New Year’s Day ba
who bear this timely message via bies are pictured here. NC award
is Robert Nakamura who
their gift boxes. Reading from winner
was born at 12:57 a.m., at St.
''A'' to
Michael’s Hospital in Lethbridge,
are.
Sugiura, Jean Masuda and Ellen on Jan. 1, 1951. Robert Kinoshita,
son °f Adi', and Mrs. Jimmie S.
Tanizaki.
Kinoshita, first saw the light of
day
at 7:30 a.m. on Jan. 1, 1949,
The photos of the three girls
at the Casa Maria Hospital in
were all taken by Jack Hem my.
Hamilton, and will be consequ
ently counting' his third birthday in 1952.
(Robert N a k a m u r a was 10
months old and Robt. Kinoshita
was 2^ years old when the pho
tos were snapped).
But all this past history, what
we want to know is the first
baby of 1952.
Extra Copies Xmas
Edition Available
wf-^
ROBERT NAKAMURA
Born Jan. 1. 1951
ROBERT KINOSHITA
Born Jan. 1, 1949
Since in other years there has
been a demand for copies of the
Christmas issue to be sent to
friends and relatives in Japan
and elsewhere, extra copies have
been printed again and are avail
able to anyone wishing them.
They will be mailed to anyone
upon sending of names and ad
dresses and the remittance of 25
cents per copy.
New subscribers who wish to
start from Jan. 1, 1952, will have
a copy of the number sent to
them upon request.
Annual Holiday Edition, 1051
9
GREETINGS
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>J
FROM THE
STAFF
etter
to
.X
)
)
>
THE NEW CANADIAN
A
X
£
s
i'
J
A
A
A
Well, here it is, our annual
“baby”, the Christmas issue,
1951. We sincerely hope that you
will find enjoyment in its ~ 56
pages, the largest ever publish
ed. One thing you will notice is
that we have leaned a lot towards
pictures and cartoons this year,
more so than in other years, in
trying to make this issue as at
tractive as possible.
Besides the staff who worked
far into the night for about
three weeks, bent ovex- typewrit
ers on Sundays, picked type, set
the slugs into place, worried
over the layout, and all the other
countless tasks of the newspapei'
trade, we were blessed with the
help of contributors about whom
you may be interested.
Our contributors this year
ranged from the veteran to* the
novice. The subjects should sure
ly appeal to every taste—from
politics to jazz (a prettv wide
range).
Several of the writers took
hard and critical looks at the Ni
sei and themselves. Hideo Mimo
to. whose article, “The Nisei And
His Japanese Heritage”, repre
sents the first time he has written for. the NC, has bi’oached
the . subject of Japanese culture
in its relation to the Nisei, a
problem that is certainly promi
nent in our sphere today. A
thixd-year studexxt in sociology
at the U. of Toronto, we think
his effox-t is an auspicious debut
in our pages.
Fred Kayahara who has often
leaned ovex' our office desk to
tell, us about his interesting ex
periences in trade unionism, has
written anothei' one of his pun
chy treatises about politics as
slanted toward the Nis? ’
M. Sitarr” is a pen-name for
a veteran contributor, now in
Montreal, who is a graduate in
psychology. Many may not quite
agree with some of his views on
“Buddhism In . Canada” but will
find lots to think about there.
Is Home”, are first-year (female)
Another new writer has been students at U.B.C.
uncovered from Montreal who
The writer of “20th Century
goes under “Je Sui” and who Journey of the Magi” who g'oes
shows a lot of promise in “An under the pseudonym of “P. B”
Attitude On Assimilation”, a is well known in Nisei literary
tricky problem for all of us. circles, having been connected
Former editor Toyo Takata has with the NC since 1939. His wellchosen the pertinent topic, informed opinions on things as
Wanted: A JC Anthropology”, present-day Asia are likely due,
Departing from this cold and besides a lifetime of interest in
analytical self-examination, -we such things, to his present posi
have included several articles in tion with the Saskatchewan gov
the Christmas vein. Regular col ernment. economics division.
umnist Jack Nakamoto of Ottawa
Shinobu Higashi is also a name
who .draws some of his interest to be remembered in Nisei writ
ing ideas from an eventful life ing, having edited the first issue
when the “wanderer’s itch” hit of the NC which was long before
him and also from his army life, our time.
has presented the intrinsic
The short-story department
meaning of'the Christmas theme, felt a little lonely this year. We
fax’ from the commercialism that don’t know whether you will like
surrounds the Christmas of to “The Grotesque” written by
day. “D. L.” meanwhile has ex D.” which is slightly off the
plored several facets of the spi beaten track.
rit with the hand of realism in
Unfortunately space does not
his thoughtful essay, “Christmas, allow us to comment further.
1951”.
However' we’re sure you will
.We are sure that every readei' find interest in the other articles.
will enjoy Cinderella’s poignant We also have several other fine
story, “How Christmas Came To contributions for which we just
Our House”.. Cindy’s return to couldn’t find space. They will ap
these pages is a very welcome pear, however, in future issues.
one and will undoubtedly bring
We have to thank, too, the
back a flood of memories of by- many supporters who sent their
g’one days in “an embattled holiday greetings and thus help
street” in Vancouver and her ed to put out this issue in a
Femme Fare” column.
big way.
You will get a kick out of
Lastly, this issue goes to you
Ericka’s “How To Choose A with the best wishes of a veryMate”, a problem that will al merry- Christmas and and a Hap
ways be discussed for time eter py New Year from Takaichi
nal. Incidentally, both “Ericka”
and “J. M” who gave us “This 'Toyo Takata and yours truly.
few Of 1952 ?
No Paper Until
Sat., Jan. 5
To enable the staff to take
a holiday season vacation so
that they can return to the
regular twice-weekly schedule
in 1952 with renewed vigor,
there will be no issues of The
New Canadiaxx until Jan. 5.
When Robert Kazuhisa Naka
mura was born 57 minutes aftex1951 came in, he unwittingly be
came the infant sought bv The
New Canadian as its “First Baby
Of The Y ear”. The wide response
to the innovation of the idea was
influential in our decision to hold
the.•‘contest” as an annual event.
Now who will be oui’ first ba
by of 1952?
Little Bobby, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Susumu Nakamura of Leth
bridge, . Alta., started off then
what will be an annual search by
* 1
the NC for the first baby born
each yeai’ in which the “winner”
will be presented with an award.
^ < i 5 Y
Eligibility fox' the honor is
based only on one ox- both parents
being of Japanese origin and re
siding in Canada. Parents of ba
bies born early in 1952 or friends
knowing of such blessed events
are asked to submit “enti'ies”,
sending the names of the parents,
address, sex of the baby, and
most important of all, the time
of the birth in houx' and minutes
(and also the time zone). The
time of birth should be verified
by the attending physician ox'
nurse.
The announcement should be
sent to The. New Canadian office
as soon as possible and not later
than Jan. 19. “Entries” ai’i'iving
latex' than that date, although
times ^of birth may be the ear
liest of all, will not necessarily be
given the award.
Offsprings born a week or so
after 1952 has been waved in,
still have an excellent chance to
win the honor. Statistics gleaned
from the NC’s personal files,
although not necessarily all-em
bracing, show that in ’the past
six years only two babies were
as being born on New
A MERRY XMAS: there’s recorded
Year’s Day. In 1946 the first in
nothing much to add to that ex fant was born on Jan. 5; in 1947,
Jan. 12; in 1948, Jan. 14, in 1950,’
cept to satisfy your curiosity by Jan.
6.
naming the trio of Nisei girls
The two New Year’s Day ba
who bear this timely message via bies are pictured here. NC award
is Robert Nakamura who
their gift boxes. Reading from winner
was born at 12:57 a.m., at St.
''A'' to
Michael’s Hospital in Lethbridge,
are.
Sugiura, Jean Masuda and Ellen on Jan. 1, 1951. Robert Kinoshita,
son °f Adi', and Mrs. Jimmie S.
Tanizaki.
Kinoshita, first saw the light of
day
at 7:30 a.m. on Jan. 1, 1949,
The photos of the three girls
at the Casa Maria Hospital in
were all taken by Jack Hem my.
Hamilton, and will be consequ
ently counting' his third birthday in 1952.
(Robert N a k a m u r a was 10
months old and Robt. Kinoshita
was 2^ years old when the pho
tos were snapped).
But all this past history, what
we want to know is the first
baby of 1952.
Extra Copies Xmas
Edition Available
wf-^
ROBERT NAKAMURA
Born Jan. 1. 1951
ROBERT KINOSHITA
Born Jan. 1, 1949
Since in other years there has
been a demand for copies of the
Christmas issue to be sent to
friends and relatives in Japan
and elsewhere, extra copies have
been printed again and are avail
able to anyone wishing them.
They will be mailed to anyone
upon sending of names and ad
dresses and the remittance of 25
cents per copy.
New subscribers who wish to
start from Jan. 1, 1952, will have
a copy of the number sent to
them upon request.
Annual Holiday Edition, 1051
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PAGE 8
THE NEW CANADIAN
k
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i Busy and Merry Time
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MONTREAL GIRL'S ATHLETIC CLUB
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Montreal, P. Q.
r^lu:
Toronto JCCA
X
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Friday, Dec. 28
UNF HALL
Music by the Quintcats
(also dancing to records)
X
EN TER TA IN MEN T
PRIZES
- NOVELTIES
Time: 8:30-1
Dress: Optional — Admission: $1.25
X
Tor. Nisei Basketball Leagu
i
X
X
X
❖
X
X
X
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at LABOR LYCEUM
x
Monday, Dec. 31
Time:
8:30-12:30
Admission:
$1.00
X
X
X
ALBERTANS
ALBERTANS
support your
ALBERTA JCCA BOOSTER CAMPAIGN
- to caQYlAA17 need your financial backing
1
v
1
Pe m,any important projects initiated
the Fourtn Provincial Conference.
I OU'MAY WIN ONE OF THE MANY VALUABLE
PRIZES OFFERED
'aLliABLE
See You At The
T .
1 nanon Ballroom
Friday, Dec. 28
__
Let Abridge
KISARAGI CLUB
VANCOUVER — For the Ni
seis on the lower mainland and
others who may be in the vici
nity during the holiday week
ends, the Vancouver JCCA will
keep them happy and rushed.
On Christmas Dav, a dance
will be held at Hastin gs Auditonum with Doug Randall’s Orchestra.
The same site will thump to
the passing of 1951 as it will be
the scene of their New Year's
Eve Dance.
Then on Jan. 5, that’s in 1952,
-.sseis and Niseis will congre
gate together to see the Vancouv
er JCCA shibai and variety show.
TANYA GOWNS REG'D
4931 Decarie Blvd.
Elmwood 6384
1055 Valiquette St.
Verdun, P. Q.
ft
H
^s. ^He gentleman in red
laa^es bis team of reindeer for ft
the long trip from the North
Pole, the Metropolitan Nisei Fel
lowship will be welcoming the
night before Christmas with a
Christmas Ball at the U.N F
Hall.
With dancing from 9 to .1, mu
sic will be provided by Lorne ^33
Cade and his Orchestra"for the
“Nisei’s dance of the year.” This
rV? be1 ths ninth year that the
fellowship group has held a ball
during the Christmas season each
December.
rhe Toronto JCCA’s New
hear Dance is one of the top
Nisei social events in the Queen
City. This year’s is just as eager
ly awaited, and it will be better
than ever.
The annual gala affair will be
hem. at the ever popular UNF
Auditorium on Fridav, Dec
8
starting at 8:30 p.m?
• Music will be supplied with re
cordings of popular music by
name bands and also by the
George Shearing” Quintcats.
In addition, an outstanding
guesi- artist is being so'ught as
an intermission entertainer.
»J^r-e^ n°tes: Dress optional.
Admission $1.25 per person,
tickets at door. Door pr
Novelties. See you there!
Crow Creek
Opasatika, Ont.
Saturday' Jan. 5
Music by the Quintcats
iy
is
^2
Nisei Christian Fellowship Group
Toronto
KX:
ne5
Toronto
ompiimen
Mr. 5 Mrs. K. INOUYE
Mrs. S. INOUYE
and MARY
70 Isabel St.
Winnipeg
® Admission $1.00
ts
%
MISAO & NICK DESKINS
Route 7
Kingsport, Tenn.
Toronto
ody Welcon
X
Quints, Guest Artist
at Ukrainian Hall
(and records)
aw %«/ Ifear
na3
Nisei Fellowship Ball
Ushers in Christmas Eve
n^
@ Time 8-12 p.m.
ft
3
A
NOVELTIES
■
_^f^_E!?ml5er 22, 1951
414 Queen St. West
Ths SCAMBLERS
11115-72nd Ave.
Edmonton
West of Spadina Ave.
Al
I
Toronto
*o'b
— Toronto, Ont. _
REdfern 6121
1193 Weston Road
591 Bay view Ave.
ectAon.
THE NEW CANADIAN
k
i Vane. J CCA Plans
i Busy and Merry Time
'A
■omplLmen
ect^on
MONTREAL GIRL'S ATHLETIC CLUB
I
i
Montreal, P. Q.
r^lu:
Toronto JCCA
X
V
X
i
V
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Friday, Dec. 28
UNF HALL
Music by the Quintcats
(also dancing to records)
X
EN TER TA IN MEN T
PRIZES
- NOVELTIES
Time: 8:30-1
Dress: Optional — Admission: $1.25
X
Tor. Nisei Basketball Leagu
i
X
X
X
❖
X
X
X
I
at LABOR LYCEUM
x
Monday, Dec. 31
Time:
8:30-12:30
Admission:
$1.00
X
X
X
ALBERTANS
ALBERTANS
support your
ALBERTA JCCA BOOSTER CAMPAIGN
- to caQYlAA17 need your financial backing
1
v
1
Pe m,any important projects initiated
the Fourtn Provincial Conference.
I OU'MAY WIN ONE OF THE MANY VALUABLE
PRIZES OFFERED
'aLliABLE
See You At The
T .
1 nanon Ballroom
Friday, Dec. 28
__
Let Abridge
KISARAGI CLUB
VANCOUVER — For the Ni
seis on the lower mainland and
others who may be in the vici
nity during the holiday week
ends, the Vancouver JCCA will
keep them happy and rushed.
On Christmas Dav, a dance
will be held at Hastin gs Auditonum with Doug Randall’s Orchestra.
The same site will thump to
the passing of 1951 as it will be
the scene of their New Year's
Eve Dance.
Then on Jan. 5, that’s in 1952,
-.sseis and Niseis will congre
gate together to see the Vancouv
er JCCA shibai and variety show.
TANYA GOWNS REG'D
4931 Decarie Blvd.
Elmwood 6384
1055 Valiquette St.
Verdun, P. Q.
ft
H
^s. ^He gentleman in red
laa^es bis team of reindeer for ft
the long trip from the North
Pole, the Metropolitan Nisei Fel
lowship will be welcoming the
night before Christmas with a
Christmas Ball at the U.N F
Hall.
With dancing from 9 to .1, mu
sic will be provided by Lorne ^33
Cade and his Orchestra"for the
“Nisei’s dance of the year.” This
rV? be1 ths ninth year that the
fellowship group has held a ball
during the Christmas season each
December.
rhe Toronto JCCA’s New
hear Dance is one of the top
Nisei social events in the Queen
City. This year’s is just as eager
ly awaited, and it will be better
than ever.
The annual gala affair will be
hem. at the ever popular UNF
Auditorium on Fridav, Dec
8
starting at 8:30 p.m?
• Music will be supplied with re
cordings of popular music by
name bands and also by the
George Shearing” Quintcats.
In addition, an outstanding
guesi- artist is being so'ught as
an intermission entertainer.
»J^r-e^ n°tes: Dress optional.
Admission $1.25 per person,
tickets at door. Door pr
Novelties. See you there!
Crow Creek
Opasatika, Ont.
Saturday' Jan. 5
Music by the Quintcats
iy
is
^2
Nisei Christian Fellowship Group
Toronto
KX:
ne5
Toronto
ompiimen
Mr. 5 Mrs. K. INOUYE
Mrs. S. INOUYE
and MARY
70 Isabel St.
Winnipeg
® Admission $1.00
ts
%
MISAO & NICK DESKINS
Route 7
Kingsport, Tenn.
Toronto
ody Welcon
X
Quints, Guest Artist
at Ukrainian Hall
(and records)
aw %«/ Ifear
na3
Nisei Fellowship Ball
Ushers in Christmas Eve
n^
@ Time 8-12 p.m.
ft
3
A
NOVELTIES
■
_^f^_E!?ml5er 22, 1951
414 Queen St. West
Ths SCAMBLERS
11115-72nd Ave.
Edmonton
West of Spadina Ave.
Al
I
Toronto
*o'b
— Toronto, Ont. _
REdfern 6121
1193 Weston Road
591 Bay view Ave.
ectAon.