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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 15, NO. 36
WEDNESDAY, May 7, 1952
Ottawa Japanese Feted
By New Japan Embassy
By JACK NAKAMOTO
First Nisei Grad
Since War, Chosen
As Best Nurse
S6 Per Year — 10 c Per Copy
High-Ranking Official
Named As First Japan
Ambassador to Canada
VANCOUVER — The first
included members of the Embas
Nisei
nurse to graduate in
OTTAWA — The newly-form sy staff and their wives. Mr. K.
Vancouver since World War
ed Japanese Embassy played host Narita, charge d’affaires, made
A high-ranking member in Japan’s diplomatic circle was named
II was Virginia Michiko Shito the Japanese residents in Ot informal remarks on the two oc
by
Premier
Shigeru Yoshida recently to become the first Japanese
mizu
formerly
of Greenwood.
tawa on April 29 to celebrate the casions acting as toastmaster.
ambassador to Canada. He is Sadao Iguchi. 53, who is the present
occasion of the Japanese Peace The Masamune sake, the most
deputy foreign minister in the Yoshida cabinet.
Miss Shimizu who graduated
Treaty going into force as well popular brand among the Japa
That the
in Ottawa e----------------------- - ----- ---recently
from
the St. Paul
as that of the 51st birthday of nese in the west coast before
is considered in Japan to be a Bus-Auto Crash Kills
School of Nursing was given
World War II, was used for toast.
Emperor Hirohito.
key
post in her foreign relations Japanese War Bride,
the Alumnae Award being
1 ou are always welcome to
April 28, 1952, marked the oc
policy is indicated by the appointchosen as the best nurse to
casion of historical significance visit us and make use of the
2nd to Die in Month
ment of an advisor so close to
graduate in 1952 by her class
not only for Japan, but also for books, magazines and newspapers
RARITAN TOWNSHIP. N.J.
the Prime Minister. The selection
mates.
the free nations of the world. On of Japan available in our office,”
—
A car and a bus carrying 28
is
gmificant one
She is presently working at
that day Japan resumed her place said Air. Narita.
Yoshida himself is the Foreign soldiers to Camp Kilmer collided
the Nanaimo General Hospital
as a free and sovereign member _, In the flurry and hurry of lastMinister therefore, in reality, Mr. head-on late last month resulting
in Nanaimo, Vancouver Island.
Tninute business a certain member
of the family of nations.
Iguchi lias been holding what, is in the death of the wife of an
Also, the following day, April of the Embassy forgot to invite
practically a cabinet ministership air force sergeant who was rid
29, happened to be Emperor Hi another member who had arrived Believe Family of Nisei
as the Premier-Foreign Minister ing in the auto, and injuring 21
rohito’s birthday, an occasion only a few days before from Ja POW .Being Blackmailed
others.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — At would not be able to devote, much
which had been conveniently com pan. It was only after the ban
time to the latter post.
Dead was Mrs. Yukiko Elliott,
bined with that of Japan’s indep- quet had begun that it finally least ore family of U.S. Nisei
Prior
to
the
War,
the
two
Paci
27, the Japanese war bride of Air
endence for a celebration in Ja- dawned on him, resulting in a prisoners of war of Communists
fic
powers
exchanged
ministers.
Force Sgt. William B. Elliot.
pan. To coincide with this, the lush to phone the YMCA where in Korea is believed to be the
The
appointment
becomes
of
attempts.
Japanese Embassy which had the new arrival was temporarily victim of blackmail
She is the second Japanese, war
staying.
The
forgotten
member
The
Chicago
family
of a Nisei ficial as soon as the Canadian bride to die in April as the re
been hitherto known as the JaGovernment gives confirmation.
panese
Government
Overseas who arrived after the tables had soldier who is officially listed as
Mr. Iguchi, a native of Waka sult of a traffic accident. Earlier
Agency, in assuming ambassador been cleared was Toru Ishii, a “missing in action” has received
in the month, Mrs. Harue Banks,
yama Prefecture, is a graduate
personable
young
man
from
Oka
a
number
of
letters
from
an
al
ial status invited Japanese resi
29, died of injuries sustained in
of Oxford University in England,
yama
Prefecture
who
had
major
leged
benefactor
in
China
re
dents to commemorate the two
a crash at Big Timber, Montana.
ed in political science and gradu questing that sums varying from having gone there after attending
happy occasions.
the Commercial University of To
At the Cathay Chop Suey.House ated from Teikoku University, 8500 to 8'150 be sent him in Hong
kyo. He served as the Japanese presently attending the Univer
before a gathering of 25 which Tokyo. In the hope of acquaint Kong to assure that their son is consul in New York prior to the sity of Stanford in Palo Alto,
ing himself with English, he properly treated.
Calif.
plans to attend Queens Univer
The matter is being investigat outbreak of World War II.
After the war, he was on the
As yet the Canadian govern
sity, Kingston, for six months.
ed by the J ACL which is also
“
purge
list
”
of
SCAP
but
was
ment has not reciprocated the ap
On April 25, Mr. Narita held seeking to learn if other Japa
re-instated
in
1949
and
returned
pointment.
Until the Canadian
a press conference at which about nese American families are being
to
political
activity.
ambassador to Japan is named,
25 newspapermen, mostly mem similarly approached.
Mr. Iguchi is married to the Mr. Arthur Menzies will continue
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. — Be- bers of the Parliamentary Press
MARK EVACUATION DATE
granddaughter of Premier Inu to head the Canadian embassy in
lieved to be the first Canadian Gallery, were present. Following
GREENWOOD,
B.C.
—
Fifty
kai
who was assassinated 20 years Tokyo as the charge d’affaires.
soldier to marry a Japanese girl, an address over local radio sta
Nisei
girls
took
part
in
songs
and
ago by young military reaction Likewise, in Ottawa, Mr. KatsuPte. Earl MacMillan of the Ca tion CKOY on April 27, he spoke
odoris
at
a
“
celebration
”
of
the
aries
for having liberalistic atti shiro Narita will remain as the
nadian Postal Corps, will bring again on the day the peace treaty
his bride, Toshiko, home to Medi became effective over CBC on a 10th year since the evacuation tudes. They have one daughter highest ranking member of the
cine Hat as soon as she passes national hookup. On the Em held by the Sacred Heart School and two sons. The daughter, To embassy until Canada ratifies the
P-TA recently.
shiko, who is the eldest child is appointment.
the necessary health tests.
peror’s birthday, Mrs. M. Izumoi
The 21-year-old soldier who and Mrs. T. Yasukawa, wives of
holds the record for length of the Embassy members, were in STEVESTON ENTERPRISE
service among Canadians in the terviewed over the radio by po
Far East- having enlisted for the litical commentator Claude FerguKorean Brigade in August, 1950, son during a woman’s morning
met his bride in a souvenir shop program.
By GENICHI OHASHI
line, including exotic Japanese a trade he had picked up since
in Kure and married her on Aug.
Residential building for the
food-stuffs. The modernly-equip the evacuation,
having first
28, 1951, within three weeks, ambassador is being sought by
STEVESTON,
Whenped cafe is also a favorite haunt learned the culinary art at Fort
beating off the bids of one Au the Embassy staff admitting that ever you are in the vicinity of
for teenagers on the weekends.
William, Ont. Moving on to To
stralian and two U.S. soldiers.
while it is cheaper in the long Steveston, the place you can go
The site is a familiar one to ronto, he got his first job in a
The couple eloped to Hiroshima run to make an outright pur and make yourself at home is the
Japanese Canadians who lived downtown restaurant called the
to overcome the bride’s family’s chase, felt that the Japanese “Waterfront General Store and
prior to the evacuation near this Radio Lunch. His last position was
opposition and were married in Government cannot afford to buy Seafood Cafe.” Here you will
fishing centre.
During pre-war at. the Northwood Inn, a summer
find not only service with a smile
an atom bomb-gutted United
(Condd on Page 8)
days, the location constituted the resort in Northern Ontario.
Churcn. The ramiiy nad once hio
but attractively low prices, all of
office and grocery store of the
Closing his cafe in November
which make it an interesting est
Toshiko for three days while Mac
River
Fish
Limited,
a
Japanese
of 1951, he remodelled the en
Millan had the Kure police scour Once Worth $15,000,000, ablishment to visit.
fisherman’s union which was ope tire building and re-opened for
The Nisei-operated business is
the city for her, although since Was Calif. 'Potato King'
rating at that time.
business in February of 1952 on a
but
one example of the post-war
that time the family has become
WEST LOS ANGELES — Fin
On a holiday visit from To partnership basis with 28-yearreconciled.
al rites held here recently for the growth of Japanese Cana ronto, Ont., enterprising Stevesold Hiroshi Niwatsukino, former
The mother of the soldier, Mrs. ^85-year-old widow of George Shi dian businesses in the fishing vilton-born ex-fisherman Mike Ko ly of Queen Charlotte Island. The
Marie Venne, has made friends ma, California’s famous “Potato ; lage which presently shelters ap
kubo bought the establishment new business became a combina
with the Japanese in Medicine King” of three decades ago oc proximately 1,000 Japanese Ca
with ideas of operating a res tion of cafe and grocery.
Hat since she started taking To- casioned the recalling of his fa nadians. Located at the end of
taurant. That was in June of
Niwatsukino, a popular figure
No. 2 Road at the Dyke, next
seka’s letters to Mrs. John Haya bulous exploits.
1951 and although Kokubo had in Steveston and well-known in
shi to be translated from Japane
George Shima, who died in to the Nakado Boat Works, boat originally planned to make the
bowling circles, having paced the
se. She thinks that they will make 1926, came to California in 1889 builders for the B.C. Packers, it is
return trek to the East, he has Nelson Bros. Fisheries to the
her daughter-in-law feel at home with less than 81,000 given him operated by a partnership of two
never regretted his having stay 1951-52 Vancouver JCCA Bowl
when she comes to Canada. Mrs. by his father. But he amassed of the most eligible bachelors on
ed at his home-town.
ing” League title, picked up his
Venne’s apartment is called “Lit a fortune in the delta lands of the west coast, Mitsuzo Mike Ko
It was a tough proposition at experience in the grocery line
tle Tokyo” because of the Japa the San Joaquin worth 815,000,- kubo and Hiroshi Niwatsukino.
its initial stage, from June to during the evacuation days at the
nese gifts sent to her that decor 000.
“Home Aaway From Home” as November of 1951, when Mike
Royal Fruit Store in Lethbridge,
ate it.
He cornered California’s potato it is called by all patronizers, the
Alta.
Four more Canadians have market in 1910 and in 1920 he general store-cafe is open seven ran the business all by himself,
cooking, waiting and even dish
Assisting the two proprietors is
married Japanese girls since his produced an estimated 85 per cent days a week and sells everything
washing. But Mike is a hardy a charming young girl with lots
■wedding reports Pte. MacMillan. of the state’s potato crop.
|I you could ask for in the food
veteran of the cooking business,
(pass thru, p. 2)
First to Marry
Japanese Girl
Nisei Operate Flourishing Business
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 15, NO. 36
WEDNESDAY, May 7, 1952
Ottawa Japanese Feted
By New Japan Embassy
By JACK NAKAMOTO
First Nisei Grad
Since War, Chosen
As Best Nurse
S6 Per Year — 10 c Per Copy
High-Ranking Official
Named As First Japan
Ambassador to Canada
VANCOUVER — The first
included members of the Embas
Nisei
nurse to graduate in
OTTAWA — The newly-form sy staff and their wives. Mr. K.
Vancouver since World War
ed Japanese Embassy played host Narita, charge d’affaires, made
A high-ranking member in Japan’s diplomatic circle was named
II was Virginia Michiko Shito the Japanese residents in Ot informal remarks on the two oc
by
Premier
Shigeru Yoshida recently to become the first Japanese
mizu
formerly
of Greenwood.
tawa on April 29 to celebrate the casions acting as toastmaster.
ambassador to Canada. He is Sadao Iguchi. 53, who is the present
occasion of the Japanese Peace The Masamune sake, the most
deputy foreign minister in the Yoshida cabinet.
Miss Shimizu who graduated
Treaty going into force as well popular brand among the Japa
That the
in Ottawa e----------------------- - ----- ---recently
from
the St. Paul
as that of the 51st birthday of nese in the west coast before
is considered in Japan to be a Bus-Auto Crash Kills
School of Nursing was given
World War II, was used for toast.
Emperor Hirohito.
key
post in her foreign relations Japanese War Bride,
the Alumnae Award being
1 ou are always welcome to
April 28, 1952, marked the oc
policy is indicated by the appointchosen as the best nurse to
casion of historical significance visit us and make use of the
2nd to Die in Month
ment of an advisor so close to
graduate in 1952 by her class
not only for Japan, but also for books, magazines and newspapers
RARITAN TOWNSHIP. N.J.
the Prime Minister. The selection
mates.
the free nations of the world. On of Japan available in our office,”
—
A car and a bus carrying 28
is
gmificant one
She is presently working at
that day Japan resumed her place said Air. Narita.
Yoshida himself is the Foreign soldiers to Camp Kilmer collided
the Nanaimo General Hospital
as a free and sovereign member _, In the flurry and hurry of lastMinister therefore, in reality, Mr. head-on late last month resulting
in Nanaimo, Vancouver Island.
Tninute business a certain member
of the family of nations.
Iguchi lias been holding what, is in the death of the wife of an
Also, the following day, April of the Embassy forgot to invite
practically a cabinet ministership air force sergeant who was rid
29, happened to be Emperor Hi another member who had arrived Believe Family of Nisei
as the Premier-Foreign Minister ing in the auto, and injuring 21
rohito’s birthday, an occasion only a few days before from Ja POW .Being Blackmailed
others.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — At would not be able to devote, much
which had been conveniently com pan. It was only after the ban
time to the latter post.
Dead was Mrs. Yukiko Elliott,
bined with that of Japan’s indep- quet had begun that it finally least ore family of U.S. Nisei
Prior
to
the
War,
the
two
Paci
27, the Japanese war bride of Air
endence for a celebration in Ja- dawned on him, resulting in a prisoners of war of Communists
fic
powers
exchanged
ministers.
Force Sgt. William B. Elliot.
pan. To coincide with this, the lush to phone the YMCA where in Korea is believed to be the
The
appointment
becomes
of
attempts.
Japanese Embassy which had the new arrival was temporarily victim of blackmail
She is the second Japanese, war
staying.
The
forgotten
member
The
Chicago
family
of a Nisei ficial as soon as the Canadian bride to die in April as the re
been hitherto known as the JaGovernment gives confirmation.
panese
Government
Overseas who arrived after the tables had soldier who is officially listed as
Mr. Iguchi, a native of Waka sult of a traffic accident. Earlier
Agency, in assuming ambassador been cleared was Toru Ishii, a “missing in action” has received
in the month, Mrs. Harue Banks,
yama Prefecture, is a graduate
personable
young
man
from
Oka
a
number
of
letters
from
an
al
ial status invited Japanese resi
29, died of injuries sustained in
of Oxford University in England,
yama
Prefecture
who
had
major
leged
benefactor
in
China
re
dents to commemorate the two
a crash at Big Timber, Montana.
ed in political science and gradu questing that sums varying from having gone there after attending
happy occasions.
the Commercial University of To
At the Cathay Chop Suey.House ated from Teikoku University, 8500 to 8'150 be sent him in Hong
kyo. He served as the Japanese presently attending the Univer
before a gathering of 25 which Tokyo. In the hope of acquaint Kong to assure that their son is consul in New York prior to the sity of Stanford in Palo Alto,
ing himself with English, he properly treated.
Calif.
plans to attend Queens Univer
The matter is being investigat outbreak of World War II.
After the war, he was on the
As yet the Canadian govern
sity, Kingston, for six months.
ed by the J ACL which is also
“
purge
list
”
of
SCAP
but
was
ment has not reciprocated the ap
On April 25, Mr. Narita held seeking to learn if other Japa
re-instated
in
1949
and
returned
pointment.
Until the Canadian
a press conference at which about nese American families are being
to
political
activity.
ambassador to Japan is named,
25 newspapermen, mostly mem similarly approached.
Mr. Iguchi is married to the Mr. Arthur Menzies will continue
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. — Be- bers of the Parliamentary Press
MARK EVACUATION DATE
granddaughter of Premier Inu to head the Canadian embassy in
lieved to be the first Canadian Gallery, were present. Following
GREENWOOD,
B.C.
—
Fifty
kai
who was assassinated 20 years Tokyo as the charge d’affaires.
soldier to marry a Japanese girl, an address over local radio sta
Nisei
girls
took
part
in
songs
and
ago by young military reaction Likewise, in Ottawa, Mr. KatsuPte. Earl MacMillan of the Ca tion CKOY on April 27, he spoke
odoris
at
a
“
celebration
”
of
the
aries
for having liberalistic atti shiro Narita will remain as the
nadian Postal Corps, will bring again on the day the peace treaty
his bride, Toshiko, home to Medi became effective over CBC on a 10th year since the evacuation tudes. They have one daughter highest ranking member of the
cine Hat as soon as she passes national hookup. On the Em held by the Sacred Heart School and two sons. The daughter, To embassy until Canada ratifies the
P-TA recently.
shiko, who is the eldest child is appointment.
the necessary health tests.
peror’s birthday, Mrs. M. Izumoi
The 21-year-old soldier who and Mrs. T. Yasukawa, wives of
holds the record for length of the Embassy members, were in STEVESTON ENTERPRISE
service among Canadians in the terviewed over the radio by po
Far East- having enlisted for the litical commentator Claude FerguKorean Brigade in August, 1950, son during a woman’s morning
met his bride in a souvenir shop program.
By GENICHI OHASHI
line, including exotic Japanese a trade he had picked up since
in Kure and married her on Aug.
Residential building for the
food-stuffs. The modernly-equip the evacuation,
having first
28, 1951, within three weeks, ambassador is being sought by
STEVESTON,
Whenped cafe is also a favorite haunt learned the culinary art at Fort
beating off the bids of one Au the Embassy staff admitting that ever you are in the vicinity of
for teenagers on the weekends.
William, Ont. Moving on to To
stralian and two U.S. soldiers.
while it is cheaper in the long Steveston, the place you can go
The site is a familiar one to ronto, he got his first job in a
The couple eloped to Hiroshima run to make an outright pur and make yourself at home is the
Japanese Canadians who lived downtown restaurant called the
to overcome the bride’s family’s chase, felt that the Japanese “Waterfront General Store and
prior to the evacuation near this Radio Lunch. His last position was
opposition and were married in Government cannot afford to buy Seafood Cafe.” Here you will
fishing centre.
During pre-war at. the Northwood Inn, a summer
find not only service with a smile
an atom bomb-gutted United
(Condd on Page 8)
days, the location constituted the resort in Northern Ontario.
Churcn. The ramiiy nad once hio
but attractively low prices, all of
office and grocery store of the
Closing his cafe in November
which make it an interesting est
Toshiko for three days while Mac
River
Fish
Limited,
a
Japanese
of 1951, he remodelled the en
Millan had the Kure police scour Once Worth $15,000,000, ablishment to visit.
fisherman’s union which was ope tire building and re-opened for
The Nisei-operated business is
the city for her, although since Was Calif. 'Potato King'
rating at that time.
business in February of 1952 on a
but
one example of the post-war
that time the family has become
WEST LOS ANGELES — Fin
On a holiday visit from To partnership basis with 28-yearreconciled.
al rites held here recently for the growth of Japanese Cana ronto, Ont., enterprising Stevesold Hiroshi Niwatsukino, former
The mother of the soldier, Mrs. ^85-year-old widow of George Shi dian businesses in the fishing vilton-born ex-fisherman Mike Ko ly of Queen Charlotte Island. The
Marie Venne, has made friends ma, California’s famous “Potato ; lage which presently shelters ap
kubo bought the establishment new business became a combina
with the Japanese in Medicine King” of three decades ago oc proximately 1,000 Japanese Ca
with ideas of operating a res tion of cafe and grocery.
Hat since she started taking To- casioned the recalling of his fa nadians. Located at the end of
taurant. That was in June of
Niwatsukino, a popular figure
No. 2 Road at the Dyke, next
seka’s letters to Mrs. John Haya bulous exploits.
1951 and although Kokubo had in Steveston and well-known in
shi to be translated from Japane
George Shima, who died in to the Nakado Boat Works, boat originally planned to make the
bowling circles, having paced the
se. She thinks that they will make 1926, came to California in 1889 builders for the B.C. Packers, it is
return trek to the East, he has Nelson Bros. Fisheries to the
her daughter-in-law feel at home with less than 81,000 given him operated by a partnership of two
never regretted his having stay 1951-52 Vancouver JCCA Bowl
when she comes to Canada. Mrs. by his father. But he amassed of the most eligible bachelors on
ed at his home-town.
ing” League title, picked up his
Venne’s apartment is called “Lit a fortune in the delta lands of the west coast, Mitsuzo Mike Ko
It was a tough proposition at experience in the grocery line
tle Tokyo” because of the Japa the San Joaquin worth 815,000,- kubo and Hiroshi Niwatsukino.
its initial stage, from June to during the evacuation days at the
nese gifts sent to her that decor 000.
“Home Aaway From Home” as November of 1951, when Mike
Royal Fruit Store in Lethbridge,
ate it.
He cornered California’s potato it is called by all patronizers, the
Alta.
Four more Canadians have market in 1910 and in 1920 he general store-cafe is open seven ran the business all by himself,
cooking, waiting and even dish
Assisting the two proprietors is
married Japanese girls since his produced an estimated 85 per cent days a week and sells everything
washing. But Mike is a hardy a charming young girl with lots
■wedding reports Pte. MacMillan. of the state’s potato crop.
|I you could ask for in the food
veteran of the cooking business,
(pass thru, p. 2)
First to Marry
Japanese Girl
Nisei Operate Flourishing Business
Page 2
PAGE 2
THE NEW CANADIAN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN Letter to Editor
4
J
PASSING THRU
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
Shower Parties
Not Boring;?
My suggestion about naming a
Editor, The New Canadian:
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
KEN ADACHI
TAKAICHI UMEZuKI
KEN .MORI ... .............
Office Hours:
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday.
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
Saturday.
By KEN ADACHI
Kaslo Doctor . . .
as a medium of expression and news outlet
....... ... .--------- .. ....... Editor
Japanese Section Editor
.............. ........ Advertising
All of which should make
feel pretty impertinent in
ing about something I have 11^
attended. More power to T}^
Ladies if they can talk inteTgently about things like the evo'
lution of man, a meaty topic tha*
is enough to stump any ’"ere
male, rather than talk about
Each Other and Other Women \
remain quite sceptical however
From one slightly ruffled fe
street in Kaslo after the late Dr.
Shimo-Takahara was not taken male came a charming letter over
up. After 41 years in the place a recent column about shower
I should have known better. Kas parties which I think is provok
Subscription, in Advance:
lo will go on in its utterly un ing enough to pass on. For some
$3.00 for six months
reason which I have never been
imaginative way.
56.00 per one year
In a way, they have done well able to figure out, my comments
by him. The Kaslo Board of Trade on The Ladies and the things they
479 Queen St. W
6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
has started a Fund to fuimish a do seem to get a portion of them
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
Hell Not Dull?
Children’s Ward in the Hospital quite mad.
However, I quote:
to bear his name. It is reported
My expression, “typical hewer
“
You
now
appear
’
to
consider
parties,
that the Fund is well supported.
as explained to me b
yourself an authority on showers. several disillusioned girls, sounds
Dr.
Shimo-Takahara
’
s
portrait
TROUBLE IN OLD SHANTY TOWNS
is to hang in the Hospital. It is Before you decide to stick your dull as hell” was also challenged
neck further into the noose, let in a telephone conversation by a
The struggle in South Africa over Prime Minister Malan's a very fine one showing the man’s me set you straight.
struggle, dignity and quietness
fellow typewriter mangier.
Nationalist Government's proposal to amend the constitution
“
As
an
example,
let
us
take
a
in every line.
The inscription
He parried this statement with
should be of more than passing interest to the thinking Ja which was hand-printed by H. shower for a bride-to-be. Whether the information that he had at
panese Canadian.
Shinmoto reads ‘Tn Loving Me or not it is an event to be en- I tended one of these affairs and
Basically the struggle is whether the Nationalist Gov- mory of Dr. K. Shimo-Takahara, joyed by a group of females de found it quite delightful. I re
pends largely on WHY the show plied that
this did not reallv
ernment's policy- of Apartheid ("apart-hood") can be ap- Died December 1, 1951, Who de
er is given. It has been my ex
voted
Ten
Year's
Administering
prove anything since the presence
plied or not. The policy of. segregation is one of white supreTo The Needs of Kaslo and Dis perience that the person for of male(s) in a supposedly All- ft
macy that limits the social, political and economic freedom trict Residents.”
whom the shower was given was Girl Affair placed the thing on
mutually liked and respected by a different level since there has
of the non-white South Africans who outnumber the whites
Allan P. Allsebrook, all those who attended, not one
four to one.
always been some kind of fatal
Kaslo, B.C.
1
who ‘would not invite you to her attraction between girl and boy.
No reams of copy need be expended to remind the Ja
wedding because you weren’t at
What he really disagreed about
I
panese Canadians that their history has been flecked copi
her shower’.
NISEI
OPERATE
was the thought that Hell was a
ously with acts of discrimination that limited their freedom
“Discussion at these affairs I dull place.
He said that he
*
*
kJ
varies.
It is true, some talk about thought Hell was an interesting
social, political and economic. Our sympathy should go
-Ml
clothes is practically inevitable. place to w’hich he hopes to visit in
(Continued from page 1)
out to the three non-white groups, the natives, the Indians
Your friend with the flickering a more mellow stage of his eager
and the colored (mixed blood), who live under a blazing of personality, pretty Susie
eyelashes and her friends appar life, and hobnob with the interest
African sun where the premise that all men are created watsukino, younger sister of Hiently have never heard of such
equal does not apply and becomes no more than a mockery. roshi. Two or more helpers are things as the racial origin of man, ing types which he believes he
will find there.
I
Where the Indians have a cultural tradition and the expected to be added to the staff evolution, psychological plays and
The idea of Hell is an intrigu
coloreds receive a certain degree of preferential treatment, during the summer.
novels, Communism vs. Socialism, ing thought. It is strictly a mat
An interesting sidelight on Ko etc. Certainly, showers should not
the natives bear the brunt of the oppression. They have
kubo is the fact that he is an be turned into meetings, but a ter of opinion. For example, I
been forced to live in appalling conditions. In the city they Arthur Murray Medalist. He had
have read two different versions
D
little vrwiety in the topics of con
of a concept of Hell which are re
have to live in conditions where misery is their bed compani taught the Kika Nisei Club, an
versation would add spice, and I
K
ons, in the shanty-towns, the poverty and the disease is re organization of returnees from may say, fun. Such has been the freshingly different. In George
Bernard
Shaw
’
s
Man
And
Superh
Japan, the intricacies of ballroom case in my past, and I hope, fu
flected in one of the highest crime rates in the world.
man,
Hell
is
actually
a
dull
place
r
^
My deepest
While we are comparatively free from the leche- dancing while in Toronto, and is ture experiences.
presently teaching members of sympathy goes out to all those where one leads a rather bovine Ci M
rous disease of discrimination that has often been the Steveston Teen Agers Club at
life of frivolities and empty plea- |
who are so apathetic about life
sures; Heaven is a place where II if
the lot of these who ■were born of darker color, there are a weekly session. He also hopes that
they can see only the nar- the
philosophers, the thinker
many lonely
in trie wilderness. We should never be to teach dancing to the fishermen row, limited, restricted scope of
the
artists gather. In James Joycomplacent.
during- the winter months.
their own lives, those whose lack
0
ce’s The Portrait Of An Artist
Fishermen who visit the store of imagination confines them to
As A Young Man, Hell is a
find it convenient since they can the recesses of dull, meaningless
frightening place of eternal fire
eat their luncheons while having commonplaces.
APPRECIATION
and damnation.
£ :
the goods packed, or finding
“I could go on for hours about
N
There
are
endless
versions
of
themselves unable to visit the the commercialism of such things
Mother's Day is upon us again on May 11.
store, can phone Steveston 61 for as Easter, new babies, weddings, Hell and the time has actually
We coula get into the time-worn procedure of writin
immediate delivery. Persons un showers, Christmas, etc., but I’m come when even the cuss words H a <
lots of sentimental stuff about their endearing charms, their able to phone can write P. O. Box
associated with it have lost their
sure I can t say anything about
5 °
pioneer spirit and the things that are attributed deservedlv 754, Steveston, for prompt de- it that you don’t already know. expressive flavour. You find
yourself in doubt as to what you
livery.
enough to mothers but it does not appeal to us at the moAll I can do is severely reprimand
As a backdrop to the Nisei girls who attend functions they are really wishing upon the per / 5
w e flunk appreciation can be expressed quietly establishment, there is the Todd’s
son. Perhaps the best thing to
don’t enjoy for the sake of ‘be
in a manner that would really show gratitude and love for
:
Cannery and B.C. Packers’ Can ing seen in the right places’, or do in this unwieldy situation is
f
them.
to pick the type of Hell that
nery plants and a swimming loca Keeping up with the Joneses’_
Not onlv
this apply to Issei mothers wnose aging tion that attracts many during and hope they use their heads in would best suit your own per
E
sonality. You can’t go wrong
the summer.
X
the
future.
”
Mion that is
then.
Xi
but »o A
number of
I 3
1
ACROSS MY MIND . ■ ■
Going to church is indeed an ordeal for me!
Although I make a point of going to church
every Sunday, I become very much annoyed at
myself when I realize that I fall short of qualify
ing as a Christian.
ONE GOD
turns proved last week their belief
that all men are broth
" lien they decided to join forces , meet in
the same church and
und
a
an event
which might never have made t!
1 pages had it not been for
the fact that one church has ar
lite congregation, the other
The parucip
and The Hone I
Hawes <
"We have 3 fee
mg for the whites :
and one God "
D.
o church
er Presbyterian
Dr. Wesley L.
ua: to outsider it
ed a natural
new oint church.
:y." said a sem
A con seiou
of unitv
From "Minority Week in Pacific Citizen.
I listen intently to a sermon, sometimes taking
down notes if the minister says something that
makes me think. Also, I watch the congrega
tion for their reactions or lack of them.
After the service, the theme of the sermon
still fresh in my mind and fired with the spirit
of human kindness, I get up and sally forth to
shake hands, greeting old women and men,
friends and strangers alike. And, I manage to’
shower bits of Christianity for the rest of the
day.
But the following day, what was a willing
Christian spirit gives way to the flesh that is
weak, for I begin to carry on as if I can get
By Jack Nakamoto
by without being kind and friendly to anyone.
°j^e rema’r^er °f the week I find that 1 am
no different, no better than those who have never
seen the inside of a church.
a S^ame that more young people are dot
, en
church; it is still a greater shame
at I do not even try to inspire young people to
e v ay of Christ. Instead, I go to church not
o save the world but to save myself. Further^°re’ ^nsPYa^On as rareIy drawn from old peoP e v o give me the impression that they are
+ S^.mar^^n^ time in the hope of being admitted
o Heaven when their time comes. And, a feeling
isgust also grips me when I see those who
emam indifferent and self-righteous after vears
of being “Christians.”
see in some people may be but a reeC,1On 01 m- own self. The reason I see them
o e hypocritical is perhaps because I mvseif
am a hypocrite.
„
V
J
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THE NEW CANADIAN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN Letter to Editor
4
J
PASSING THRU
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
Shower Parties
Not Boring;?
My suggestion about naming a
Editor, The New Canadian:
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
KEN ADACHI
TAKAICHI UMEZuKI
KEN .MORI ... .............
Office Hours:
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday.
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
Saturday.
By KEN ADACHI
Kaslo Doctor . . .
as a medium of expression and news outlet
....... ... .--------- .. ....... Editor
Japanese Section Editor
.............. ........ Advertising
All of which should make
feel pretty impertinent in
ing about something I have 11^
attended. More power to T}^
Ladies if they can talk inteTgently about things like the evo'
lution of man, a meaty topic tha*
is enough to stump any ’"ere
male, rather than talk about
Each Other and Other Women \
remain quite sceptical however
From one slightly ruffled fe
street in Kaslo after the late Dr.
Shimo-Takahara was not taken male came a charming letter over
up. After 41 years in the place a recent column about shower
I should have known better. Kas parties which I think is provok
Subscription, in Advance:
lo will go on in its utterly un ing enough to pass on. For some
$3.00 for six months
reason which I have never been
imaginative way.
56.00 per one year
In a way, they have done well able to figure out, my comments
by him. The Kaslo Board of Trade on The Ladies and the things they
479 Queen St. W
6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
has started a Fund to fuimish a do seem to get a portion of them
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
Hell Not Dull?
Children’s Ward in the Hospital quite mad.
However, I quote:
to bear his name. It is reported
My expression, “typical hewer
“
You
now
appear
’
to
consider
parties,
that the Fund is well supported.
as explained to me b
yourself an authority on showers. several disillusioned girls, sounds
Dr.
Shimo-Takahara
’
s
portrait
TROUBLE IN OLD SHANTY TOWNS
is to hang in the Hospital. It is Before you decide to stick your dull as hell” was also challenged
neck further into the noose, let in a telephone conversation by a
The struggle in South Africa over Prime Minister Malan's a very fine one showing the man’s me set you straight.
struggle, dignity and quietness
fellow typewriter mangier.
Nationalist Government's proposal to amend the constitution
“
As
an
example,
let
us
take
a
in every line.
The inscription
He parried this statement with
should be of more than passing interest to the thinking Ja which was hand-printed by H. shower for a bride-to-be. Whether the information that he had at
panese Canadian.
Shinmoto reads ‘Tn Loving Me or not it is an event to be en- I tended one of these affairs and
Basically the struggle is whether the Nationalist Gov- mory of Dr. K. Shimo-Takahara, joyed by a group of females de found it quite delightful. I re
pends largely on WHY the show plied that
this did not reallv
ernment's policy- of Apartheid ("apart-hood") can be ap- Died December 1, 1951, Who de
er is given. It has been my ex
voted
Ten
Year's
Administering
prove anything since the presence
plied or not. The policy of. segregation is one of white supreTo The Needs of Kaslo and Dis perience that the person for of male(s) in a supposedly All- ft
macy that limits the social, political and economic freedom trict Residents.”
whom the shower was given was Girl Affair placed the thing on
mutually liked and respected by a different level since there has
of the non-white South Africans who outnumber the whites
Allan P. Allsebrook, all those who attended, not one
four to one.
always been some kind of fatal
Kaslo, B.C.
1
who ‘would not invite you to her attraction between girl and boy.
No reams of copy need be expended to remind the Ja
wedding because you weren’t at
What he really disagreed about
I
panese Canadians that their history has been flecked copi
her shower’.
NISEI
OPERATE
was the thought that Hell was a
ously with acts of discrimination that limited their freedom
“Discussion at these affairs I dull place.
He said that he
*
*
kJ
varies.
It is true, some talk about thought Hell was an interesting
social, political and economic. Our sympathy should go
-Ml
clothes is practically inevitable. place to w’hich he hopes to visit in
(Continued from page 1)
out to the three non-white groups, the natives, the Indians
Your friend with the flickering a more mellow stage of his eager
and the colored (mixed blood), who live under a blazing of personality, pretty Susie
eyelashes and her friends appar life, and hobnob with the interest
African sun where the premise that all men are created watsukino, younger sister of Hiently have never heard of such
equal does not apply and becomes no more than a mockery. roshi. Two or more helpers are things as the racial origin of man, ing types which he believes he
will find there.
I
Where the Indians have a cultural tradition and the expected to be added to the staff evolution, psychological plays and
The idea of Hell is an intrigu
coloreds receive a certain degree of preferential treatment, during the summer.
novels, Communism vs. Socialism, ing thought. It is strictly a mat
An interesting sidelight on Ko etc. Certainly, showers should not
the natives bear the brunt of the oppression. They have
kubo is the fact that he is an be turned into meetings, but a ter of opinion. For example, I
been forced to live in appalling conditions. In the city they Arthur Murray Medalist. He had
have read two different versions
D
little vrwiety in the topics of con
of a concept of Hell which are re
have to live in conditions where misery is their bed compani taught the Kika Nisei Club, an
versation would add spice, and I
K
ons, in the shanty-towns, the poverty and the disease is re organization of returnees from may say, fun. Such has been the freshingly different. In George
Bernard
Shaw
’
s
Man
And
Superh
Japan, the intricacies of ballroom case in my past, and I hope, fu
flected in one of the highest crime rates in the world.
man,
Hell
is
actually
a
dull
place
r
^
My deepest
While we are comparatively free from the leche- dancing while in Toronto, and is ture experiences.
presently teaching members of sympathy goes out to all those where one leads a rather bovine Ci M
rous disease of discrimination that has often been the Steveston Teen Agers Club at
life of frivolities and empty plea- |
who are so apathetic about life
sures; Heaven is a place where II if
the lot of these who ■were born of darker color, there are a weekly session. He also hopes that
they can see only the nar- the
philosophers, the thinker
many lonely
in trie wilderness. We should never be to teach dancing to the fishermen row, limited, restricted scope of
the
artists gather. In James Joycomplacent.
during- the winter months.
their own lives, those whose lack
0
ce’s The Portrait Of An Artist
Fishermen who visit the store of imagination confines them to
As A Young Man, Hell is a
find it convenient since they can the recesses of dull, meaningless
frightening place of eternal fire
eat their luncheons while having commonplaces.
APPRECIATION
and damnation.
£ :
the goods packed, or finding
“I could go on for hours about
N
There
are
endless
versions
of
themselves unable to visit the the commercialism of such things
Mother's Day is upon us again on May 11.
store, can phone Steveston 61 for as Easter, new babies, weddings, Hell and the time has actually
We coula get into the time-worn procedure of writin
immediate delivery. Persons un showers, Christmas, etc., but I’m come when even the cuss words H a <
lots of sentimental stuff about their endearing charms, their able to phone can write P. O. Box
associated with it have lost their
sure I can t say anything about
5 °
pioneer spirit and the things that are attributed deservedlv 754, Steveston, for prompt de- it that you don’t already know. expressive flavour. You find
yourself in doubt as to what you
livery.
enough to mothers but it does not appeal to us at the moAll I can do is severely reprimand
As a backdrop to the Nisei girls who attend functions they are really wishing upon the per / 5
w e flunk appreciation can be expressed quietly establishment, there is the Todd’s
son. Perhaps the best thing to
don’t enjoy for the sake of ‘be
in a manner that would really show gratitude and love for
:
Cannery and B.C. Packers’ Can ing seen in the right places’, or do in this unwieldy situation is
f
them.
to pick the type of Hell that
nery plants and a swimming loca Keeping up with the Joneses’_
Not onlv
this apply to Issei mothers wnose aging tion that attracts many during and hope they use their heads in would best suit your own per
E
sonality. You can’t go wrong
the summer.
X
the
future.
”
Mion that is
then.
Xi
but »o A
number of
I 3
1
ACROSS MY MIND . ■ ■
Going to church is indeed an ordeal for me!
Although I make a point of going to church
every Sunday, I become very much annoyed at
myself when I realize that I fall short of qualify
ing as a Christian.
ONE GOD
turns proved last week their belief
that all men are broth
" lien they decided to join forces , meet in
the same church and
und
a
an event
which might never have made t!
1 pages had it not been for
the fact that one church has ar
lite congregation, the other
The parucip
and The Hone I
Hawes <
"We have 3 fee
mg for the whites :
and one God "
D.
o church
er Presbyterian
Dr. Wesley L.
ua: to outsider it
ed a natural
new oint church.
:y." said a sem
A con seiou
of unitv
From "Minority Week in Pacific Citizen.
I listen intently to a sermon, sometimes taking
down notes if the minister says something that
makes me think. Also, I watch the congrega
tion for their reactions or lack of them.
After the service, the theme of the sermon
still fresh in my mind and fired with the spirit
of human kindness, I get up and sally forth to
shake hands, greeting old women and men,
friends and strangers alike. And, I manage to’
shower bits of Christianity for the rest of the
day.
But the following day, what was a willing
Christian spirit gives way to the flesh that is
weak, for I begin to carry on as if I can get
By Jack Nakamoto
by without being kind and friendly to anyone.
°j^e rema’r^er °f the week I find that 1 am
no different, no better than those who have never
seen the inside of a church.
a S^ame that more young people are dot
, en
church; it is still a greater shame
at I do not even try to inspire young people to
e v ay of Christ. Instead, I go to church not
o save the world but to save myself. Further^°re’ ^nsPYa^On as rareIy drawn from old peoP e v o give me the impression that they are
+ S^.mar^^n^ time in the hope of being admitted
o Heaven when their time comes. And, a feeling
isgust also grips me when I see those who
emam indifferent and self-righteous after vears
of being “Christians.”
see in some people may be but a reeC,1On 01 m- own self. The reason I see them
o e hypocritical is perhaps because I mvseif
am a hypocrite.
„
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Veterans Rule Nisei Open But Youth Coining Up
0. K. CLEA
10V-
Ashikawa Finally Owns Elusive Men’s Doubles
Only Last Two Playoff
Title, Wartime Curfew Cut Short First Try
For
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Although there's another night , who s to make it. Fourth mneo
Men’s Doubles crown, having won their first game against the
General 1 nsn ra nee
of play remaining in the 30-week I Lowe Bros., has a mathematical
Matsui brothers Matt and Frank when the event suddenly came
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long Toronto Nisei Major Bowl chance of being' ousted however
Wilson Heights P. O.. Hut.
to a^halt when the wartime curfew went into effect. Last week at
ing League, there’s little in doubt
the 5th Nisei Shuttle tourney, Ashikawa who is now crowding 40.
except the last two playoff spots. have to get hot while they froze,
Life. Accident &
etc.
found himself in the finals for the second time in his career, this
Urabe. Moonlight, and Takeda you can count them in. However J
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hamada (.109), Sammy's (107) j
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rages and since cide as to which two. Busseis j JOHNNY NAKASH V 2 r*
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Oil Burners, Roofin
the match was probably the finest to date. Defending >oth
sitting it out for the have an outside chance if they |
Rock Wool Insulatm:
champs Tanaka and Matsui could not break the Ashikawa inspired
inal
take part in the can pick up full seven points
I
Gurney Furnaces.
defense and m trying fo do so, committed vital errors which proven
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But this week’s results will tel aay> May 16, with the top six
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scores read 18-14, 9-15, 9-12. Theirs will be the third name that will
teams rolling five-games total
go on the Matt Matsui Challenge Trophy.
pin to decide the winner. RemainLooking over the list of champs ,-------------------------------------------------ing ten squads will have a conv ho came through to cart home which were retained by Takedasolation
roll.
Agent
Former baseball commissioner
the prizes, the veterans are still Matsui 15-5, 15-12, over challeng
In
last
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MoHappy” Chandler recently an
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players have slowly but surely to the torrid semis. The champs sional team to Japan next Sep- 7, Lewis 0; Wasser's 7, Sea
closed the gap and are knocking met the sternest test of all in the tember.
Breeze 0; Busseis 5, Yamada 2;
on the door. Most pleasing sight young- duo of Alary Shintani-Tad
Chandler who is president of Urabe 4, Moonlight 3; Sammy’s
■was the tremendous improvement Miura whom they outlasted 15-12. the International Baseball Con
5, Best 2; Sora 7, Spadina 0.
shown by the “B” and “C” class 10-15. 15-10. The surprise team gress, will take the winners of
Tommy Tanaka topped the
competitors who constitute the of Shirley Shimizu-Frank Matsui the elimination series at Wichit:
bowlers with 865 (345, 329), fol
future champs.
lowed by F. Isoshima 814 (333),
upset the second-seeded Kay Oga Kans., this summer.
A.
Muromoto 811 (357), II. Iida
In the ‘‘A” class competition, ki-Johnny
Tanaka,
two-time
He also disclosed that he hopes
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809,
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three champs
retained their Open champ, in three games, 15- Io organize an international
Takeuchi
crowns: Frank Matsui, Men’s 12, 8-15,15-12 to advance into the “world series” for 1953 in which 770. M. Mori 762
752,
K.
Nagasaka
751
(357),
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Singles (Yamada Cup); Toki Yo final round.
aseball teams from the Unitec'
nemitsu-Toshi Takasaki, Ladies’
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A’s just won out, 18-15, 15-13.
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“C” Highlights: Kitchener’s racing shell from Japan.
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received additional honors when
The craft is the gift of George rough tilt with the referees havAndrew E. McKague 5
they were nominated . as the short in their bid as Terrie Oka- S. Mizota, Stanford ’24, president ing many difficult plays to
Barrister. Sol icitor. Notary
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through without a loss of a game ry Takaoka turned back Karl made
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PAGE 7
Veterans Rule Nisei Open But Youth Coining Up
0. K. CLEA
10V-
Ashikawa Finally Owns Elusive Men’s Doubles
Only Last Two Playoff
Title, Wartime Curfew Cut Short First Try
For
QUEEN
S
and
I
Pick-up
Phono
WA. 6953
Spots Doubtful InMajors
Eleven years ago at the B.C. Badminton Open, Michi Ashikawa
and partner Johnny Tanaka were well on their wav to their first
Although there's another night , who s to make it. Fourth mneo
Men’s Doubles crown, having won their first game against the
General 1 nsn ra nee
of play remaining in the 30-week I Lowe Bros., has a mathematical
Matsui brothers Matt and Frank when the event suddenly came
224 Delhi Ave. Phone RE. 23S5
long Toronto Nisei Major Bowl chance of being' ousted however
Wilson Heights P. O.. Hut.
to a^halt when the wartime curfew went into effect. Last week at
ing League, there’s little in doubt
the 5th Nisei Shuttle tourney, Ashikawa who is now crowding 40.
except the last two playoff spots. have to get hot while they froze,
Life. Accident &
etc.
found himself in the finals for the second time in his career, this
Urabe. Moonlight, and Takeda you can count them in. However J
time with Roy Shin against oldtime sidekick Tanaka and Frank are the loop’s one-two-three. Maw
hamada (.109), Sammy's (107) j
Matsui.
Iori surpassed Mas Isoshima in and El Mocambo (106) must de-j
4
To over 300 spectators who witnessed the titanic struggle on the individual ;
rages and since cide as to which two. Busseis j JOHNNY NAKASH V 2 r*
May
Oil Burners, Roofin
the match was probably the finest to date. Defending >oth
sitting it out for the have an outside chance if they |
Rock Wool Insulatm:
champs Tanaka and Matsui could not break the Ashikawa inspired
inal
take part in the can pick up full seven points
I
Gurney Furnaces.
defense and m trying fo do so, committed vital errors which proven
4
tournament
that
117 Alton Av<»..
loroa
is while El Mocambo draw's a blank. I
i
to be their undoing. In the third and final game, the challengers over.
I
Playoffs will be run off Fri- II PHONE
HA
4
rose to the heights to stave off the champs’ desperate bids. The
But this week’s results will tel aay> May 16, with the top six
4
scores read 18-14, 9-15, 9-12. Theirs will be the third name that will
teams rolling five-games total
go on the Matt Matsui Challenge Trophy.
pin to decide the winner. RemainLooking over the list of champs ,-------------------------------------------------ing ten squads will have a conv ho came through to cart home which were retained by Takedasolation
roll.
Agent
Former baseball commissioner
the prizes, the veterans are still Matsui 15-5, 15-12, over challeng
In
last
week
’
s
gr
MoHappy” Chandler recently an
dominating but it was very evi ers Shirley Shimizu-Frank Mat nounced in New York that he cambo 5, Takeda 2 ; Family Co
dent that the newer and younger sui was an anti-climax compared
will take a champion non-profes- Op 7, Mammy’s 0;; Lowe Bro?
Rox 119 Ka nil oops. B. C,
players have slowly but surely to the torrid semis. The champs sional team to Japan next Sep- 7, Lewis 0; Wasser's 7, Sea
closed the gap and are knocking met the sternest test of all in the tember.
Breeze 0; Busseis 5, Yamada 2;
on the door. Most pleasing sight young- duo of Alary Shintani-Tad
Chandler who is president of Urabe 4, Moonlight 3; Sammy’s
■was the tremendous improvement Miura whom they outlasted 15-12. the International Baseball Con
5, Best 2; Sora 7, Spadina 0.
shown by the “B” and “C” class 10-15. 15-10. The surprise team gress, will take the winners of
Tommy Tanaka topped the
competitors who constitute the of Shirley Shimizu-Frank Matsui the elimination series at Wichit:
bowlers with 865 (345, 329), fol
future champs.
lowed by F. Isoshima 814 (333),
upset the second-seeded Kay Oga Kans., this summer.
A.
Muromoto 811 (357), II. Iida
In the ‘‘A” class competition, ki-Johnny
Tanaka,
two-time
He also disclosed that he hopes
84-* YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONI J
809,
S. Ono 7/1
Honkawa
three champs
retained their Open champ, in three games, 15- Io organize an international
Takeuchi
crowns: Frank Matsui, Men’s 12, 8-15,15-12 to advance into the “world series” for 1953 in which 770. M. Mori 762
752,
K.
Nagasaka
751
(357),
M.
Singles (Yamada Cup); Toki Yo final round.
aseball teams from the Unitec'
nemitsu-Toshi Takasaki, Ladies’
States, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Ohashi 748 (343), M. Baba 740,
“
B
”
Highlights:
The
two
Kays,
Doubles (JCCA Challenge Tro
Barrister mfl Solicitor
|
Rico, Cuba, Canada, Venezuela J. Takeda 737, J. Izumi 734 (340),
1 Adelaide Si. E., Toronto
I
Okazaki
and
Horiuchi
completely
S.
Amemori
706,
and
T.
Kataoka
phy); Chiyo Takeda-Matt Matsui,
md Colombia could take part.
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans (
Mixed Doubles (Terry Tsuji outclassed the field in romping
arranged I
through
to
the
title
winning
over
Challenge Cup). Kay Ogaki won
The
Nishitetsu
Lions,
a
profesOffice
EM
-4
5259
Res.
LY.3427
j
the newly created Ladies’ Singles Sandy Kaji and Marie Yatabe ?ional baseball team, is planning HAMILTON ROUTS
------------- ----------------------------- |
1
event and the Frank Matsui Chal 15-8, 15-4. Jim Hayashi-Ichi Ya to sign a U.S.sailor to its pitching TORONTO FIVES
mashita
took
on
the
tough
com
lenge Trophy. The following took
HAMILTON — Two Hamilton ,
corps.
t
the other classifications: Mary bo of Henry Shoji-Gus Hirano
teams
soundly
drubbed
visiting
The
sailor,
M.
O
’
Neil,
who
was
5
YONEMITSU
Ebata, Ladies’ Singles; Kay Oka and outlasted the vets 18-15, 15- tricily an amateur, showed hi: Toronto quintets in taking both
9.
AYPA
’
s
contribution
to
the
Watch Repair Shop
zaki-Kay Horiuchi, Ladies’ Doustuff to the team while off-duty ends of a basketball doubleheader
shuttle
battles,
Lil
Matsuo-George
bles.
323 BROADVIEW AVE. I
“C” winners were
Anzai met up with the JCCA n Tokyo, and the team plans to at the First United Gym on April
(near Gerrard St.)
George Takahashi-Harry Takao
Jrs. Louise Okawara-Mac Otsu use him pending his discharge 26. The fast improving Alphas I
Toronlo.
Phone GL. 3652
ka, Men’s Doubles; Terrie Okaupset
the
strong
Club
Rhapsody
from
the
naw.
and there couldn’t have been two
shimo-Betty Kai, Ladies’ Doubles;
30-15 and in the nightcap, Angels
more evenly matched teams. The
Pauline and Paul Hiramatsu,
Stanford University’s crew as overwhelmed a “pick-up” team
A’s just won out, 18-15, 15-13.
Mixed Doubles.
Residence:
EM4-050S
sociation was the recipient of a from Toronto 80-30.
2
Vesta
Driva
“C” Highlights: Kitchener’s racing shell from Japan.
The first game was a fast,
Betty Kai and George Anzai
MAfair 1365.
Ruth
and
Minnie
Toyota
just
fell
received additional honors when
The craft is the gift of George rough tilt with the referees havAndrew E. McKague 5
they were nominated . as the short in their bid as Terrie Oka- S. Mizota, Stanford ’24, president ing many difficult plays to
Barrister. Sol icitor. Notary
“Most Improved” players, win- shimo and Betty Kai staged a of the Stanford alumni of Tokyo Alphas led at the end of the first
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ning a purse from George Oga- comeback after losing the first who built the shell in his own half 14-6 mainly on the basis of
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game 7-15 but narrowly squeez shipyard.
Bill Matsui’s seven points. In the
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ed out a 18-17 win in the second
TOURNEY IN REVIEW
Taking one year to build, the second half, Alphas pulled away
TORONTO
and walking off with a 15-3 score light 8-oar vessel is made of Japa- handily.
Ladies’ Doubles: Yonemitsu- in the third. Metro got into the
High scorer for Hamilton was
nese cp'press. Japanese shells
Takasaki who
had
breezed picture as George Takahashi-Harof cypress are regarded as Frank Shimoda with 9 pts. while
through without a loss of a game ry Takaoka turned back Karl made
the finest and lighest racing Dave Sakamoto hooped 4 pts. for
into the finals found challengers Matsuo-Paul Hiramatsu 18-17,
the losers.
shells in the world.
Ogaki-Takeda hot as a griddle as 15-11 for the men’s doubles. Th?
The outcome of the second
Kay and Chiyo swept the first sister-brother duo of Pauline and
game
was never in doubt as An
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Agent
game at 15-10 as both sides kept Paul Hiramatsu edged out an
gels
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the world can breathe easier.
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Shizu Narahara, 23, perhaps the lead at the end of the half, the
champs came back to take the ty Kai and Gus Kadonag,
a world’s top woman player is retir Hamilton team outplaying and
second by an identical score. touch-and-go match 18-14. 17-14.
ing from the game. Marriage is outscoring the Torontonians with
Completely exhausted by the or
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their fast breaks. Koji Fukumoto
her reason.
Hamilton
deal, the challengers fell easy
and Wes Hyodo, two additions to
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of
the
world
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Wednesday, May 7, 1952
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are unmatched in color' and distinctiveness. Thev make the
By CINDERELLA
IOUTH, to work in shipping 10—Toronto. Western Baseball
others look pretty drab.
Club benefit dance. St. Mich
department of millinery mfg. Co.
"JUST DOGS"
Apply American Hat Co., 71 York
ael Hall, Bond and Shuter.
So every time there’s an affair St., Toronto.
10
—
Montreal. Montreal Bussei__
I really went to the dogs one Sunday afternoon. The Ladies’ with an international setting, out
HOFFMAN presser, experienc
Fellowship Joint Social.
Kennel Club of Canada sponsored a Dog Show in Montreal __ an come the Nisei girls attractively ed, highest wages. Apply Dandee
17’—Hamilton. Hamilton Nisei
event for which prized canines are trained, preened and fussed over apparelled, and if the occasion Cleaners, 559 Dundas St. West,
Bowling League Annual
by fond owners like over-anxious society mothers on the day of demands, they perform an odori Toronto.
Wind-up
Dance, at Centumtheir debutante daughters’ launching. For the price of one whole to the tune of a Polydor or Ja
HELPER IN STORE, driver’s
Room, Bud Fisher’s Hotel.
licence. Apply 830 Yonge St., KI.
Canadian dollar, one can wax amorous over every known species pan Victor disc.
9-12.
1700,
Toronto.
of the canine world, or become a detached observer of the strange
And it bowls the audience over.
FIRST CLASS cook and house 18—Toronto. Club Ami Trip to
behaviour of dogs and humans, drawn together by that powerful
They like it. Everybody is de maid, married couple, reference,
Niagara Falls, 9 a.m. to 8:30
force called love.
lighted and we win a host of $200 starting wages. Phone MI.
p.m.
The art of dog breeding, I have discovered, is an art raised to new friends. We can thank the 6522, Toronto.
23—Toronto.
Toronto
JCCA
the nth degree, not to be sneered at—at least in the presence of dog kimono.
BOY to learn cutting in skirt
Spring Fiesta, at UNF Hall,.
factory. Apply Youth Guild Garlovers. I learned that the proper way to handle a dog on a leash
23—Montreal. Happy Homemak
But really, we prefer Nisei ments, 179 McCaul St., Toronto.
is to hold said leash in one’s right hand daintily, just so! _ let it
girls
in
western
clothes.
They
ers’ Pre-Holiday Dance, at
HOFFMAN
presser,
experienc
sling slackly across one’s front just about where it can comfortably
ed,
highest
wages.
Apply
Dandee
Victoria Hall, 8:30 p.m.
trip one — with the dog walking on one’s left side. And I’m thank are certainly more personalized. Cleaners, 559 Dundas St. West.
25—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Keful I m just an ordinary human, and can stand in any known fashion Kimonos may make the girls doll- Toronto.
like, but they also make them exiro-Kai, at Canadian Legionor manner I choose. If I were any kind of a thoroughbred, and if
10UNG BOY, - top presser's
Hall, 3 p.m.
one. Western helper. Call EM. 6-3770, between
I were to decide to stand, I must stand with my own front legs to pressionles;
gether, and held straight, with my hind legs apart, one four inches clothes are versatile and variable । G-T p.m., Toronto.
Jim Kitaura Heads
ahead of the other, with the backbone slung sexily (if that term with mood, atmosphere, etc., and
FOR RENT
certainly enhance the Nisei
is permissible in Dog World), with my tail following, to hang ।
THREE LARGE rooms, unfur Kelowna Young Bussei
Nisei girls so-called physical debetween said back legs. And no real dog passes up Finishing School
nished, 391 Ontario St., Toronto.
KELOWNA, B.C. — Execu
ficiences.
where he learns to “heel”, to “walk”, to “stay”, to jump over boards,
PR. 3688. ___________________
tives of the newly organized Kefences, chairs, and learns to retrieve things. And for his pains he
THREE ROOMS, unfurnished, lowna Young Buddhist Associa
adults
only. Phone LA. 4267, To
obtains a sheepskin which he can’t even read.
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tion were installed into office at
ronto.
*
*
*
And it was rather a sad thing for me to find, in a democratic
TWO ROOMS, with sink, part a candle light service on April
world where I believed social distinctions were dying out, the ex
(Cont’d from Page 1)
ly furnished, private entrance 20 with Jim Kitaura as the- new
istence of class consciousness elevated to its highest degree. I have a
High
Park district. Phone KE. president.
building now. To operate the
7776, Toronto.
yet to discover, however, whether this state of affairs among cani
Others installed were Yosh Te
Embassy as economically as posnes is one evoked by the dogs themselves or by their masters, but sible there will be no increase
TWO ROOMS with sink, un- rada, vice-president; Hisako Mat
exist it does. A ridiculously-trimmed black French Poodle, all bush
furnished, cooking privileges. 516 suda, recording secretary; Michi
in the number of staff members,
up front, all curls behind, sporting a red hair ribbon or two. actu with the exception of servants Manning (near Harbord) ME. Tomiye, corresponding secretary;
6778, Toronto.
ally was rude to a friendly little Welsh Corgi. She minced her four- employed by the ambassador. It
Sid Tamaki, treasurer; Dick Tsu
footed way, her beady, black eyes unseeing, her ridiculous little is not known if a Nisei will be
FEMALE HELP WANTED
ruda, religious chairman; Barney
black nose upturned. Was it my imagination, or did I hear her hired as
OPERATORS,
experienced
on
Kitaura, Noriko Ikuta, social
a butler as in pre-war
ladies
sportswear.
Apply
McIn
“poodly” little voice squeak “He's so common, my deah.'.
days.
tosh Sportsware, 266 King St. convenors; Tom Tanemura, Carol
Now, I m very found of dogs. I had always considered myself
Terada, sports convenors.
Who, when and where each West, Toronto.
a dog lover. But since my jaunt to a Dog Show, I'm not so sure.
Following the service, refresh
LADIES with sewing machines,
shall be transferred remains unDog lovers — the type that haunt Dog Show — are a breed in
ments
were served and singing',
to
do
home
work
on
dolls
’
clothes.
themselves. They are, in usual social intercourse, quite pleasant known to the members of the Ja Apply 3060 Dundas St. West, To ping-pong, and dancing were the
as long as one does not mention dogs. Their irrationalities are spik panese Embassy until the ambas- ronto.
order of the evening. Isseis and
sadoi arrives in the near future.
ed only by sight, smell or mention of dogs. Minute observation will
Niseis,
alike, had a good time.
Some may remain, others may _DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
enable one to detect the breed fairly easily. My particular dog
Many activities are planned for
GIRL for temporary or per
lover's peculiarity manifests itself on a walk especially on a bright go, but wherever they may be
the
coming year and all are look
manent position in good home,
day, and preferably in the very hub of a noon bustle. Tn her it takes sent they are more than willing, staying in the city this summer. ing forward to them.
the form of a sudden screech, a mad grabbing of my arm, then some and proud once more to serve Phone MA. 1320, Toronto.
—M.T.
their country — the country
strangely ecstatic sounds followed by “Cindy, look! Everybody else
whose flag is symbolic or the ris
house for sale
stops dead in his tracks. I look frantically, expecting a man dead on
Baggage And Parcel
ing sun rising again but in a
7-R00M HOUSE for s^
the street. — and see nothing. “No — there!” I follow her finger
peaceful manner among peaceful Queen-Beverley district, excellent
I see a chubby, laughing, blue-eyed baby, and pulling myself "to
condition, $10,300, half cash. Call
nations.
REX MATSUYAMA
gether, ruefully massaging a blue-black arm. I feebly agree “Yes
EM. 3-3966, after 4 p.m., Toronto.
PHONE LL. 4575
it’s a lovely baby.” “No, no Cindy!” she cries, a picture of incredul
52 Hickson St. — Toronto
ous disgust and pained patience, “not the baby ... the DOG’” And
And I have come to a startling conclusion. There is I have
then I see an animated weiner rolling across the street.
“aS UZM ?eSHab:ara
‘h0”Shbreds aid their
Dog lovers are different. They talk to dogs intimately. They gw »> i
;»^2 f^T ”' US“al,y the
”f ™>»lv
on their hands and knees, look into doggie eves and whisper “Oh
k
S
” hyperlrasi»“ and glandular disturbances
Ladies & Gents
fl
yes, Boy, you are so SWEET. Yes you are. I love you very much!”
ld“’'ble;'“’yl«i™
fat jm.ls and large pudgy |
They will cany on this tete-a-tete, immune to frank stores, crowds
ni i V 1 F l Very 'Vealth!' The “freaks” are allied to old (Tailored Suits & Coats f;
or stuffy heat. They have great reserves of love — which they
aids, frustrated individuals and childless couples. “Dogs” belong J MICHI ASHIKAWA L
expend on not one or two dogs, but mi all dogs. They are adem to normal people and children.
'
belong |237 Seaton St. — Toronto F
at reading dog thoughts. “The poor lamb’s tired. Are you tired,
Telephone RA. 2618
p
out
may SMIe da.v Prere invaluable in figuring g
dear boy . ’ Ive come to the concluston that dog lovers are more X
X1Z F ST?.bypaths tata by
-L i
sensitive to dog feeling than to those of human
I can be jostled. to Kinser and SomXy
°' ,nf™ati011
^ dr°P * a
pushed,
squeezed
tight
in
aisles
with
canine':
lv
.__.
— - ^.xing, velpiiw atU
.sniffing, for three solid, hot. stuffy horn's, and does she give
anv
qUar'6rS Aba“an and °ne C“«>ter
thought to my feeling's? NO.
blue nZlVd^rV' °
« .«'er won
Despite all these personally tender manifest
f,
‘ions on the part
^ /“? commands- We’re no
of dog lovers. I was able to view the while proceedings of canines thorouchbred. _ either of
on display with a certain amount of objectivity, and I should ad l. the Ladies' Kennel Club Do-aoMM "ever rate a tall in
Chop Suey House
I
a /
•
1
understand each other,
an element of sanity. I am not a dog lover. I am fond of dogs as He senses mv
92-A Elizabeth St,, Toronto I
mv as Rexie trot>i77‘jd at t"“S‘ there’s nothing so comfortdogs and not as humans.
BANQUETS and famply I
so'rvediv of his d F si
'“ ” a ‘°n& "* giving me unreAlthough generalities at this point -— I
DINNERS
I
havipo- attended onlv inc eve'n though thFre FTF”^^
°f Ws d°®' understandone Dog Show in my life __ are d
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 a.m. I
the lest of the world might hate me
feel that for average
folk like myself, dogs can convenient!
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I
sTied m three s:mple
categories: rats, freaks and dogs. Iquestion. goes the hairless. Mexican C
loosing very much
like skinned alley catts. vicious spiteful Pomeranians and Dekes,
with their pug noses ;and mean dispositions. ‘'Freaks'' mclw’e t’-n
'‘THE HOUSE OF DIAMONDS”
Open 12 noon to 2 a.m.
proud French Poodle, t'
German Dachshund, th^ d
moth-eaten Bedlington.
■ if it couldn * decid ’ who'
should be bom poodle
ib or dog — and ccnsea
■decidea to be all three, and the
fatuous Chinese foods
d. down-rtQueen St. W. — LAkeside 7053 — Toronto
Boston Bull. Tn the •‘do-” cate-o
69 Albert St. —Toronto
Terriers. Sc
Wir ■
Haired and Fox. the Welsh Core
(at Elizabeth)
>erma->. Dar
and Alsatians — dogs that look li
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nd It
henry ryogi
able to boot.
Special
attention given
Telephone ME. 3182
to take out orders.
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FACE 8
THE NEW CANADIAN
Wednesday, May 7, 1952
fiiiniiiiiiHHnnTnnnnirrnnrnnniii
Japanese kimonos are pretty
things. As a native costume, they iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
MAY
HELP WANTED
are unmatched in color' and distinctiveness. Thev make the
By CINDERELLA
IOUTH, to work in shipping 10—Toronto. Western Baseball
others look pretty drab.
Club benefit dance. St. Mich
department of millinery mfg. Co.
"JUST DOGS"
Apply American Hat Co., 71 York
ael Hall, Bond and Shuter.
So every time there’s an affair St., Toronto.
10
—
Montreal. Montreal Bussei__
I really went to the dogs one Sunday afternoon. The Ladies’ with an international setting, out
HOFFMAN presser, experienc
Fellowship Joint Social.
Kennel Club of Canada sponsored a Dog Show in Montreal __ an come the Nisei girls attractively ed, highest wages. Apply Dandee
17’—Hamilton. Hamilton Nisei
event for which prized canines are trained, preened and fussed over apparelled, and if the occasion Cleaners, 559 Dundas St. West,
Bowling League Annual
by fond owners like over-anxious society mothers on the day of demands, they perform an odori Toronto.
Wind-up
Dance, at Centumtheir debutante daughters’ launching. For the price of one whole to the tune of a Polydor or Ja
HELPER IN STORE, driver’s
Room, Bud Fisher’s Hotel.
licence. Apply 830 Yonge St., KI.
Canadian dollar, one can wax amorous over every known species pan Victor disc.
9-12.
1700,
Toronto.
of the canine world, or become a detached observer of the strange
And it bowls the audience over.
FIRST CLASS cook and house 18—Toronto. Club Ami Trip to
behaviour of dogs and humans, drawn together by that powerful
They like it. Everybody is de maid, married couple, reference,
Niagara Falls, 9 a.m. to 8:30
force called love.
lighted and we win a host of $200 starting wages. Phone MI.
p.m.
The art of dog breeding, I have discovered, is an art raised to new friends. We can thank the 6522, Toronto.
23—Toronto.
Toronto
JCCA
the nth degree, not to be sneered at—at least in the presence of dog kimono.
BOY to learn cutting in skirt
Spring Fiesta, at UNF Hall,.
factory. Apply Youth Guild Garlovers. I learned that the proper way to handle a dog on a leash
23—Montreal. Happy Homemak
But really, we prefer Nisei ments, 179 McCaul St., Toronto.
is to hold said leash in one’s right hand daintily, just so! _ let it
girls
in
western
clothes.
They
ers’ Pre-Holiday Dance, at
HOFFMAN
presser,
experienc
sling slackly across one’s front just about where it can comfortably
ed,
highest
wages.
Apply
Dandee
Victoria Hall, 8:30 p.m.
trip one — with the dog walking on one’s left side. And I’m thank are certainly more personalized. Cleaners, 559 Dundas St. West.
25—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Keful I m just an ordinary human, and can stand in any known fashion Kimonos may make the girls doll- Toronto.
like, but they also make them exiro-Kai, at Canadian Legionor manner I choose. If I were any kind of a thoroughbred, and if
10UNG BOY, - top presser's
Hall, 3 p.m.
one. Western helper. Call EM. 6-3770, between
I were to decide to stand, I must stand with my own front legs to pressionles;
gether, and held straight, with my hind legs apart, one four inches clothes are versatile and variable । G-T p.m., Toronto.
Jim Kitaura Heads
ahead of the other, with the backbone slung sexily (if that term with mood, atmosphere, etc., and
FOR RENT
certainly enhance the Nisei
is permissible in Dog World), with my tail following, to hang ।
THREE LARGE rooms, unfur Kelowna Young Bussei
Nisei girls so-called physical debetween said back legs. And no real dog passes up Finishing School
nished, 391 Ontario St., Toronto.
KELOWNA, B.C. — Execu
ficiences.
where he learns to “heel”, to “walk”, to “stay”, to jump over boards,
PR. 3688. ___________________
tives of the newly organized Kefences, chairs, and learns to retrieve things. And for his pains he
THREE ROOMS, unfurnished, lowna Young Buddhist Associa
adults
only. Phone LA. 4267, To
obtains a sheepskin which he can’t even read.
JAPAN EMBASSY
tion were installed into office at
ronto.
*
*
*
And it was rather a sad thing for me to find, in a democratic
TWO ROOMS, with sink, part a candle light service on April
world where I believed social distinctions were dying out, the ex
(Cont’d from Page 1)
ly furnished, private entrance 20 with Jim Kitaura as the- new
istence of class consciousness elevated to its highest degree. I have a
High
Park district. Phone KE. president.
building now. To operate the
7776, Toronto.
yet to discover, however, whether this state of affairs among cani
Others installed were Yosh Te
Embassy as economically as posnes is one evoked by the dogs themselves or by their masters, but sible there will be no increase
TWO ROOMS with sink, un- rada, vice-president; Hisako Mat
exist it does. A ridiculously-trimmed black French Poodle, all bush
furnished, cooking privileges. 516 suda, recording secretary; Michi
in the number of staff members,
up front, all curls behind, sporting a red hair ribbon or two. actu with the exception of servants Manning (near Harbord) ME. Tomiye, corresponding secretary;
6778, Toronto.
ally was rude to a friendly little Welsh Corgi. She minced her four- employed by the ambassador. It
Sid Tamaki, treasurer; Dick Tsu
footed way, her beady, black eyes unseeing, her ridiculous little is not known if a Nisei will be
FEMALE HELP WANTED
ruda, religious chairman; Barney
black nose upturned. Was it my imagination, or did I hear her hired as
OPERATORS,
experienced
on
Kitaura, Noriko Ikuta, social
a butler as in pre-war
ladies
sportswear.
Apply
McIn
“poodly” little voice squeak “He's so common, my deah.'.
days.
tosh Sportsware, 266 King St. convenors; Tom Tanemura, Carol
Now, I m very found of dogs. I had always considered myself
Terada, sports convenors.
Who, when and where each West, Toronto.
a dog lover. But since my jaunt to a Dog Show, I'm not so sure.
Following the service, refresh
LADIES with sewing machines,
shall be transferred remains unDog lovers — the type that haunt Dog Show — are a breed in
ments
were served and singing',
to
do
home
work
on
dolls
’
clothes.
themselves. They are, in usual social intercourse, quite pleasant known to the members of the Ja Apply 3060 Dundas St. West, To ping-pong, and dancing were the
as long as one does not mention dogs. Their irrationalities are spik panese Embassy until the ambas- ronto.
order of the evening. Isseis and
sadoi arrives in the near future.
ed only by sight, smell or mention of dogs. Minute observation will
Niseis,
alike, had a good time.
Some may remain, others may _DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
enable one to detect the breed fairly easily. My particular dog
Many activities are planned for
GIRL for temporary or per
lover's peculiarity manifests itself on a walk especially on a bright go, but wherever they may be
the
coming year and all are look
manent position in good home,
day, and preferably in the very hub of a noon bustle. Tn her it takes sent they are more than willing, staying in the city this summer. ing forward to them.
the form of a sudden screech, a mad grabbing of my arm, then some and proud once more to serve Phone MA. 1320, Toronto.
—M.T.
their country — the country
strangely ecstatic sounds followed by “Cindy, look! Everybody else
whose flag is symbolic or the ris
house for sale
stops dead in his tracks. I look frantically, expecting a man dead on
Baggage And Parcel
ing sun rising again but in a
7-R00M HOUSE for s^
the street. — and see nothing. “No — there!” I follow her finger
peaceful manner among peaceful Queen-Beverley district, excellent
I see a chubby, laughing, blue-eyed baby, and pulling myself "to
condition, $10,300, half cash. Call
nations.
REX MATSUYAMA
gether, ruefully massaging a blue-black arm. I feebly agree “Yes
EM. 3-3966, after 4 p.m., Toronto.
PHONE LL. 4575
it’s a lovely baby.” “No, no Cindy!” she cries, a picture of incredul
52 Hickson St. — Toronto
ous disgust and pained patience, “not the baby ... the DOG’” And
And I have come to a startling conclusion. There is I have
then I see an animated weiner rolling across the street.
“aS UZM ?eSHab:ara
‘h0”Shbreds aid their
Dog lovers are different. They talk to dogs intimately. They gw »> i
;»^2 f^T ”' US“al,y the
”f ™>»lv
on their hands and knees, look into doggie eves and whisper “Oh
k
S
” hyperlrasi»“ and glandular disturbances
Ladies & Gents
fl
yes, Boy, you are so SWEET. Yes you are. I love you very much!”
ld“’'ble;'“’yl«i™
fat jm.ls and large pudgy |
They will cany on this tete-a-tete, immune to frank stores, crowds
ni i V 1 F l Very 'Vealth!' The “freaks” are allied to old (Tailored Suits & Coats f;
or stuffy heat. They have great reserves of love — which they
aids, frustrated individuals and childless couples. “Dogs” belong J MICHI ASHIKAWA L
expend on not one or two dogs, but mi all dogs. They are adem to normal people and children.
'
belong |237 Seaton St. — Toronto F
at reading dog thoughts. “The poor lamb’s tired. Are you tired,
Telephone RA. 2618
p
out
may SMIe da.v Prere invaluable in figuring g
dear boy . ’ Ive come to the concluston that dog lovers are more X
X1Z F ST?.bypaths tata by
-L i
sensitive to dog feeling than to those of human
I can be jostled. to Kinser and SomXy
°' ,nf™ati011
^ dr°P * a
pushed,
squeezed
tight
in
aisles
with
canine':
lv
.__.
— - ^.xing, velpiiw atU
.sniffing, for three solid, hot. stuffy horn's, and does she give
anv
qUar'6rS Aba“an and °ne C“«>ter
thought to my feeling's? NO.
blue nZlVd^rV' °
« .«'er won
Despite all these personally tender manifest
f,
‘ions on the part
^ /“? commands- We’re no
of dog lovers. I was able to view the while proceedings of canines thorouchbred. _ either of
on display with a certain amount of objectivity, and I should ad l. the Ladies' Kennel Club Do-aoMM "ever rate a tall in
Chop Suey House
I
a /
•
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understand each other,
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