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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 15, NO. 47
SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952
The Weekly Habit
——“— By Toyo Tak ata--- - -------
$6 Per Year — 10 c Per Copy
Selected In Audition
UNESCO Writer
For Chorus Line In
Huae CNE Staae Show Requests
A Toronto Nisei girl will ap
pear in the big song-and-dance
chorus of 100 at the grand
stand show in the two-week
long Canadian National Exhibi
tion this year.
Naomi Kimura was selected
as one of the chorus girls when
she auditioned last week for
producer-director Jack
thur’s extravaganza in the
largest annual exhibition in
the world. She was one of 39
girls chosen at the audition.
Miss Kimura has been taking
up dancing seriously for four
years with the Boris Volkoff
Ballet Studio in Toronto.
The featured performer of
the CNE grandstand show this
year is to be stage and screen
star Betty Hutton who suc
ceeds to the top billing held by
Danny Kaye and Jimmy Dur
ante in previous years.
Nat’l JCCA Aid
In Writing of Article
On Co-Op Committee
Scattered thither and yon bet-]
Chief point in favor of holding
ween Vancouver and Montreal are raffles is that thev can tap
some 60 to 80 Nisei organiza- sources outside of the JC com°n 3 '^ r°Ugh Cak KiUnity for support, and for that
culation. They range in purpose reason the possibilitv of profit
An article on the work of the tcrial that will help her in writ
and in activities and from teen- is dependent only on how- memCo-Operative Committee on Ja ing the article on the group that
age social clubs to religious so- bers hustle to unload the ducats
panese Canadians is to be written aided the Japanese Canadians
cities. There are organizations Only trouble today is that the
for publication in the UNESCO during and after World War IL
Feature Services, the National
covering various sports and there prize has to be extremely attracSome of the material includes
are the JCCA chapters.
tive, prospective investors are no
JCCA was informed last week. the pamphlets, “The Japanese
Miss Harriet Templer of Houil- Canadians” by Professor F. E.
Some have only a handful of longer attracted by 15-pound turdevotees, others are not sure of I keys or mantle radios.
ies, Seine-et-Oise, France, con- L a v i o 1 e 11 e, and “Citizens,
iacted George Tanaka, National Not Exiles”; a Statement to
their exact membei'ship.
Some I
As for concerts, a great deal
JCCA
executive secretary, stat Claimants written in 1950 outlin
are active only during certain depends on the locality. Where
ing that she had been asked by ing the origin, nature and work
months or season while others I majority of the people are em
the United Nations Educational, of the Co-Operative Committee;
are kept humming in January as ployed in seasonal occupations as
Scientific
and Cultural Organiza the National JCCA brief submit
well as in July. Some were or- farming or fishing, concerts can
tion
in
Paris,
France, to write the ted in 194S to the Royal Com
ganized during the first days of be planned during the off-season,
article.
lelocation and are still going In cities, they are harder to ormission on Japanese Canadian
strong, others have just recently ganize. Moreover, there is a great
pioperty
which relates a compre
Miss Templer sought from the
sprung up.
deal of expenses involved, partiNational JCCA, the Co-Operative hensive history of the Japanese
While these Nisei organizations cularly in renting halls with adeCommittee
pamphlet,
“They Canadians; a Statement to Claim
Made Democracy Work”, as well ants prepared by the National
may be poles apart, geographi- quate facilities. Then there is the
as material available on the work JCCA outlining the work of the
cally, in purpose and in many long preparation before the conof the Co-Operative Committee, JCCA and the Committee; and
other ways, they all have one cert can be held that the effort
Mayor,
City
Greets
particularly on its present activ the Report of the proceedings of
point in common. Without excep- and the headaches are not worth
tion they all lack in that very I the profit realized.
ities
and also information on the the special Senate Committee on
Okinawa War Bride
ALHAMBRA, Calif. — Mrs present status of the Japanese Human Rights and Fundamental
essential commodity, money. And
One thing about concerts is
Freedom in 1950 in which the
most of their difficulties would that unlike dances which draw , Nobuko Coronel, Okinawa war Canadians.
dissolve if they were sufficiently cnly the Nisei crowd, Isseis as bride of Corporal Robert A. CoTanaka is sending the writer National JCCA supported the Bill
endowed.
I well as Niseis will support them. ronel, wasn’t too sure that she copies of “They Made Democracy °f Rights and listed restrictions
Organizations have two general
Therc are other means such as would be welcome in Alhambra, a Work” of which over 5,000 have that once faced the Japanese Ca
nadians (23 in B.C. law and 6 in
methods of raising funds to stock | carnivals, baza’ars, whist drives city of 53,000. She had received
been printed as well as other ma- federal).
their coffers. First is through which are not extensively used a letter warning her that she
membership fees. The other is although it might be mentioned was not wanted.
However, her fears dissipated
through special fund-raising cam that the Lethbridge Buddhist
paign or projects. A third may be Church recently held a bazaar last week, when the townspeople
from vo.luntary donations contri which was publicized by a half gave her a convincing welcome.
buted by members or supporters page ad in the Lethbridge Her Mayor Carl E. Stentz, who had
driven them home from the bus
commemorating special occasions ald.
By GENICHI OHASHI
panese-made western style suit,
station, presented Nobuko with a
but that source hardly amounts
VANCOUVER
—
In
welcoming
stated
that Japan wishes to in
Whatever means are used t, bouquet of flowers. About 70 citi
to any worthwhile sum.
the
arrival
of
Sadao
Iguchi,
first
crease her trade with Canada and
raise money, the life of an exe zens wrote her letters of wel
Collecting of membership fees
Japanese ambassador' to Canada, that he hopes to see that Japa
cutive in a Nisei organization is come.
does not contribute very much to
who reached Vancouver on June nese could be immigrated . into
not an easy one. It means a large
Among flowers and many other 7 with his two secretaries, Yo Canada.
the treasury. Moreover we find
part of his time and effort ex gifts was a $10 check from Just
that most clubs are lax about as
shio Kimura and Naoshi Shima
The embassy group was ex
pended on the behalf of others. ice Ralph Maybank of Winnipeg,
sessing dues and where they are
nouchi, and a cook, the Vancou pected to have reached Ottawa on
in force, a high proportion of It might be a worthwhile consi who was formerly a parliament ver chapter JCCA sponsored a June 13.
members are delinquent as to deration in supporting these pro ary assistant in Ottawa as the banquet at Ming’s in Chinatown
WINS BEAUTY CONTEST
paying. There is a feeling that jects that thought be given to Minister of Mines and Public Sur on the following night which was
CORVALLIS,
Ore.—Grace Kithe
work
behind
it.
vey.
collecting dues tend to scare off
attended by nearly 100 persons.
fagawa of Wahiawa, Oahu, won
members and prospective mem
Kimchi Iwata, president of the the title, “Miss Oregon State
bers that clubs are reluctant to
Vancouver JCCA Issei-bu, gave College of 1952” by audience vote
charge fees with the exception
a welcome address while Dr. Ha at the annual "Mayhem Show”
of recreational clubs in which
rold S. Saita, president of the last month.
members are entitled, upon payB.C. JCCA, spoke on behalf of
ing, to use certain facilities such
TOKYO — Six adventurous danger involved, but there will be the Niseis. Gentaro Hayashi of Dialeel Inarticulate,_
as badminton courts.
men, three Americans and three a lot of discomfort,” commented Steveston also gave a speech Switchboards Tapped
Fund-raising projects are wide Japanese, set sail south of here Folster.
while Mrs. K. Ukai, newly arriv
TOYAMA. — Switchboard te
and varied. So far as Nisei or on June 1 in a 50-foot ketch in
ed from Tokyo, presented a doll
lephone operators here are be
ganizations are concerned, the what is believed to be the first
to Miss Tatsuko Iguchi who had
Supreme
Court
Upholds
coming
tongue-tied.
principal ones are dances, raffles, attempt at a non-stop voyage in
flown up from Stanford Univer
Reason: a tape recorder.
and concerts. Dances are easily a vessel of this size.
Kawakita Sentence
sity in Palo Alto, Calif., to greet
The phoning public here had
the most popular with the exe
The boat will follow the great
WASHINGTON — The U.S. her father.
long
been hotly complaining of
cutives because it’s simple to or circle line across the Pacific to Supreme Court by a 4-3 decision
Vocal selections in Japanese in
the extensive usage of the fam
ganize and operate. Moreover, ex San Francisco.
last week upheld the treason con which Ambassador Iguchi him
ous
Toyama dialect by the local
penses do not amount up to any
Captain of the vessel is George viction of Tomoya Kawakita, 29- self gave a rendition, concluded
“moshi-moshi” mademoiselles.
large sum unless frills in the way T. Folster, chief of the Fai- year-old California born Nisei, the program.
A stranger to the city despera
of live orchestra or plush ball Eastern Bureau of NBC station accused of brutal and inhuman
Prior to the banquet, Mr. Igu
tely trying to decipher their verroom is used.
ed in Tokyo. The crew includes treatment of American prisoners chi and his party were taken on
sion
of "number, please,”
ofIn Toronto, dances have been an American navigator and sail of war while he served as an in a tour of Vancouver and Steves
:en found it almost impossible to
the best source of income. How master while the Japanese mem terpreter at Japan’s infamous ton.
look even a call.
ever, too many of them, higher bers are a radio operator, boat camp Oeyama.
In disembarking at the Interna
The customer’s complaints had
cost of halls plus the general swain and sailor.
Kawakita is under sentence to tional Airport in the dawn of
mounted
to such a point that the
lagging of interest now operates
The vessel is chistened “Wata- die in San Quentin prison’s gas June 7, Mr. Iguchi was greeted
city communication authorities
against making any sizable pro ri-Dori” (Migrant Bird) and is chamber.
by his daughter, secretary Taka decided to install a tape-record
fit. Most dances this year, so far more international than its crew
Kawakita went to Japan with aki Kagawa from Ottawa, Mayor
as money-making is concerned as it is fitted with parts from the his father in 1939 and remained Fred Hume of Vancouver, and er to "tap” the switchboard.
Purpose of installation: to pick
has been a fizzle, and $100 net Philippines, China, - Formosa, there throughout the war.
He three leaders of the Japanese Ca
those
operators still persisting to
was a satisfactory’ profit. In pre Siam, United States, England, returned to the United States in nadian community, Dr. Harold
vious years, dances have meant Scotland and Japan. The voyage 1946 where one month later he Saita, Kinichi Iwata, and Gentaro use dialect and dismiss them.
A cautious sort of purism for
as much as $300 for the spon is expected to take 50 days.
was spotted by a former GI in a Hayashi.
once is prevailing among the girls
sors.
J
“I don’t consider there is any Los Angeles department store.
The ambassador, clad in a Ja- at the switchboard.
Vancouver JCCA Welcomes
New Japan Ambassador
Six Men Including Three Japanese Set Sai!
Non-Stop Across Pacific In 50-Foot Ketch
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 15, NO. 47
SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952
The Weekly Habit
——“— By Toyo Tak ata--- - -------
$6 Per Year — 10 c Per Copy
Selected In Audition
UNESCO Writer
For Chorus Line In
Huae CNE Staae Show Requests
A Toronto Nisei girl will ap
pear in the big song-and-dance
chorus of 100 at the grand
stand show in the two-week
long Canadian National Exhibi
tion this year.
Naomi Kimura was selected
as one of the chorus girls when
she auditioned last week for
producer-director Jack
thur’s extravaganza in the
largest annual exhibition in
the world. She was one of 39
girls chosen at the audition.
Miss Kimura has been taking
up dancing seriously for four
years with the Boris Volkoff
Ballet Studio in Toronto.
The featured performer of
the CNE grandstand show this
year is to be stage and screen
star Betty Hutton who suc
ceeds to the top billing held by
Danny Kaye and Jimmy Dur
ante in previous years.
Nat’l JCCA Aid
In Writing of Article
On Co-Op Committee
Scattered thither and yon bet-]
Chief point in favor of holding
ween Vancouver and Montreal are raffles is that thev can tap
some 60 to 80 Nisei organiza- sources outside of the JC com°n 3 '^ r°Ugh Cak KiUnity for support, and for that
culation. They range in purpose reason the possibilitv of profit
An article on the work of the tcrial that will help her in writ
and in activities and from teen- is dependent only on how- memCo-Operative Committee on Ja ing the article on the group that
age social clubs to religious so- bers hustle to unload the ducats
panese Canadians is to be written aided the Japanese Canadians
cities. There are organizations Only trouble today is that the
for publication in the UNESCO during and after World War IL
Feature Services, the National
covering various sports and there prize has to be extremely attracSome of the material includes
are the JCCA chapters.
tive, prospective investors are no
JCCA was informed last week. the pamphlets, “The Japanese
Miss Harriet Templer of Houil- Canadians” by Professor F. E.
Some have only a handful of longer attracted by 15-pound turdevotees, others are not sure of I keys or mantle radios.
ies, Seine-et-Oise, France, con- L a v i o 1 e 11 e, and “Citizens,
iacted George Tanaka, National Not Exiles”; a Statement to
their exact membei'ship.
Some I
As for concerts, a great deal
JCCA
executive secretary, stat Claimants written in 1950 outlin
are active only during certain depends on the locality. Where
ing that she had been asked by ing the origin, nature and work
months or season while others I majority of the people are em
the United Nations Educational, of the Co-Operative Committee;
are kept humming in January as ployed in seasonal occupations as
Scientific
and Cultural Organiza the National JCCA brief submit
well as in July. Some were or- farming or fishing, concerts can
tion
in
Paris,
France, to write the ted in 194S to the Royal Com
ganized during the first days of be planned during the off-season,
article.
lelocation and are still going In cities, they are harder to ormission on Japanese Canadian
strong, others have just recently ganize. Moreover, there is a great
pioperty
which relates a compre
Miss Templer sought from the
sprung up.
deal of expenses involved, partiNational JCCA, the Co-Operative hensive history of the Japanese
While these Nisei organizations cularly in renting halls with adeCommittee
pamphlet,
“They Canadians; a Statement to Claim
Made Democracy Work”, as well ants prepared by the National
may be poles apart, geographi- quate facilities. Then there is the
as material available on the work JCCA outlining the work of the
cally, in purpose and in many long preparation before the conof the Co-Operative Committee, JCCA and the Committee; and
other ways, they all have one cert can be held that the effort
Mayor,
City
Greets
particularly on its present activ the Report of the proceedings of
point in common. Without excep- and the headaches are not worth
tion they all lack in that very I the profit realized.
ities
and also information on the the special Senate Committee on
Okinawa War Bride
ALHAMBRA, Calif. — Mrs present status of the Japanese Human Rights and Fundamental
essential commodity, money. And
One thing about concerts is
Freedom in 1950 in which the
most of their difficulties would that unlike dances which draw , Nobuko Coronel, Okinawa war Canadians.
dissolve if they were sufficiently cnly the Nisei crowd, Isseis as bride of Corporal Robert A. CoTanaka is sending the writer National JCCA supported the Bill
endowed.
I well as Niseis will support them. ronel, wasn’t too sure that she copies of “They Made Democracy °f Rights and listed restrictions
Organizations have two general
Therc are other means such as would be welcome in Alhambra, a Work” of which over 5,000 have that once faced the Japanese Ca
nadians (23 in B.C. law and 6 in
methods of raising funds to stock | carnivals, baza’ars, whist drives city of 53,000. She had received
been printed as well as other ma- federal).
their coffers. First is through which are not extensively used a letter warning her that she
membership fees. The other is although it might be mentioned was not wanted.
However, her fears dissipated
through special fund-raising cam that the Lethbridge Buddhist
paign or projects. A third may be Church recently held a bazaar last week, when the townspeople
from vo.luntary donations contri which was publicized by a half gave her a convincing welcome.
buted by members or supporters page ad in the Lethbridge Her Mayor Carl E. Stentz, who had
driven them home from the bus
commemorating special occasions ald.
By GENICHI OHASHI
panese-made western style suit,
station, presented Nobuko with a
but that source hardly amounts
VANCOUVER
—
In
welcoming
stated
that Japan wishes to in
Whatever means are used t, bouquet of flowers. About 70 citi
to any worthwhile sum.
the
arrival
of
Sadao
Iguchi,
first
crease her trade with Canada and
raise money, the life of an exe zens wrote her letters of wel
Collecting of membership fees
Japanese ambassador' to Canada, that he hopes to see that Japa
cutive in a Nisei organization is come.
does not contribute very much to
who reached Vancouver on June nese could be immigrated . into
not an easy one. It means a large
Among flowers and many other 7 with his two secretaries, Yo Canada.
the treasury. Moreover we find
part of his time and effort ex gifts was a $10 check from Just
that most clubs are lax about as
shio Kimura and Naoshi Shima
The embassy group was ex
pended on the behalf of others. ice Ralph Maybank of Winnipeg,
sessing dues and where they are
nouchi, and a cook, the Vancou pected to have reached Ottawa on
in force, a high proportion of It might be a worthwhile consi who was formerly a parliament ver chapter JCCA sponsored a June 13.
members are delinquent as to deration in supporting these pro ary assistant in Ottawa as the banquet at Ming’s in Chinatown
WINS BEAUTY CONTEST
paying. There is a feeling that jects that thought be given to Minister of Mines and Public Sur on the following night which was
CORVALLIS,
Ore.—Grace Kithe
work
behind
it.
vey.
collecting dues tend to scare off
attended by nearly 100 persons.
fagawa of Wahiawa, Oahu, won
members and prospective mem
Kimchi Iwata, president of the the title, “Miss Oregon State
bers that clubs are reluctant to
Vancouver JCCA Issei-bu, gave College of 1952” by audience vote
charge fees with the exception
a welcome address while Dr. Ha at the annual "Mayhem Show”
of recreational clubs in which
rold S. Saita, president of the last month.
members are entitled, upon payB.C. JCCA, spoke on behalf of
ing, to use certain facilities such
TOKYO — Six adventurous danger involved, but there will be the Niseis. Gentaro Hayashi of Dialeel Inarticulate,_
as badminton courts.
men, three Americans and three a lot of discomfort,” commented Steveston also gave a speech Switchboards Tapped
Fund-raising projects are wide Japanese, set sail south of here Folster.
while Mrs. K. Ukai, newly arriv
TOYAMA. — Switchboard te
and varied. So far as Nisei or on June 1 in a 50-foot ketch in
ed from Tokyo, presented a doll
lephone operators here are be
ganizations are concerned, the what is believed to be the first
to Miss Tatsuko Iguchi who had
Supreme
Court
Upholds
coming
tongue-tied.
principal ones are dances, raffles, attempt at a non-stop voyage in
flown up from Stanford Univer
Reason: a tape recorder.
and concerts. Dances are easily a vessel of this size.
Kawakita Sentence
sity in Palo Alto, Calif., to greet
The phoning public here had
the most popular with the exe
The boat will follow the great
WASHINGTON — The U.S. her father.
long
been hotly complaining of
cutives because it’s simple to or circle line across the Pacific to Supreme Court by a 4-3 decision
Vocal selections in Japanese in
the extensive usage of the fam
ganize and operate. Moreover, ex San Francisco.
last week upheld the treason con which Ambassador Iguchi him
ous
Toyama dialect by the local
penses do not amount up to any
Captain of the vessel is George viction of Tomoya Kawakita, 29- self gave a rendition, concluded
“moshi-moshi” mademoiselles.
large sum unless frills in the way T. Folster, chief of the Fai- year-old California born Nisei, the program.
A stranger to the city despera
of live orchestra or plush ball Eastern Bureau of NBC station accused of brutal and inhuman
Prior to the banquet, Mr. Igu
tely trying to decipher their verroom is used.
ed in Tokyo. The crew includes treatment of American prisoners chi and his party were taken on
sion
of "number, please,”
ofIn Toronto, dances have been an American navigator and sail of war while he served as an in a tour of Vancouver and Steves
:en found it almost impossible to
the best source of income. How master while the Japanese mem terpreter at Japan’s infamous ton.
look even a call.
ever, too many of them, higher bers are a radio operator, boat camp Oeyama.
In disembarking at the Interna
The customer’s complaints had
cost of halls plus the general swain and sailor.
Kawakita is under sentence to tional Airport in the dawn of
mounted
to such a point that the
lagging of interest now operates
The vessel is chistened “Wata- die in San Quentin prison’s gas June 7, Mr. Iguchi was greeted
city communication authorities
against making any sizable pro ri-Dori” (Migrant Bird) and is chamber.
by his daughter, secretary Taka decided to install a tape-record
fit. Most dances this year, so far more international than its crew
Kawakita went to Japan with aki Kagawa from Ottawa, Mayor
as money-making is concerned as it is fitted with parts from the his father in 1939 and remained Fred Hume of Vancouver, and er to "tap” the switchboard.
Purpose of installation: to pick
has been a fizzle, and $100 net Philippines, China, - Formosa, there throughout the war.
He three leaders of the Japanese Ca
those
operators still persisting to
was a satisfactory’ profit. In pre Siam, United States, England, returned to the United States in nadian community, Dr. Harold
vious years, dances have meant Scotland and Japan. The voyage 1946 where one month later he Saita, Kinichi Iwata, and Gentaro use dialect and dismiss them.
A cautious sort of purism for
as much as $300 for the spon is expected to take 50 days.
was spotted by a former GI in a Hayashi.
once is prevailing among the girls
sors.
J
“I don’t consider there is any Los Angeles department store.
The ambassador, clad in a Ja- at the switchboard.
Vancouver JCCA Welcomes
New Japan Ambassador
Six Men Including Three Japanese Set Sai!
Non-Stop Across Pacific In 50-Foot Ketch
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Saturday, June 14, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN
JAlberta Niseis Split,
'NISEIS' HIT SKID
PAGE 7
Club Ami Overwhelms Rhapsody in Pre-Season
Girls’ Softball, 4-Team Loop Starts Sunday
By GENICHI OHASHI
VANCOUVER — ’“What’s hap
Warming up for the opening (4) and Helen Harada for Club
pened to the “Niseis’?" is a fam
iliar question these days among of the Toronto Girls’ Softball Ami; Katie Sora, List Faerch
£
LETHBRIDGE — In their first
g when the Ni- JC ball fans as the Vancouver League, Club Ami ran roughshod (2), Terry Rannikko (4), and
7 Big Six League encounter with
npage for seven entry in the Industrial loop drop over Club Rhapsody 31 to 3 on Terry Rannikko, Katie
N Taber Firemen on June 8, the Al- runs although the big lead Taber ped their fifth game in their last June S. The loop officially opens and Mary Weatherley (6) for
^. tert a JCCA Niseis split a double- giabbed early in the game was Six starts (although one protest tomorrow, June 15, with a double Rhapsody.
header, winning the afternoon too much for the losers.
—J AV.
ed game has been awarded to the header slated at Christie Pits,
a tilt 16 to 15 and dropping the I
Niseis) by bowing 10 to 8 to Queen’s United Church vs. Club
; second 15 to 10, to preserve then’ I
PATRONIZE
on the mound for \ 2/3 inning's, North A ancouver Cubs on June 6. Ami at 9:15 a.m. and Club Rhap
.500 second place standing. Aid was relieved by 19-year-old Jack J he loss in the inter-league sody vs. Club Adelphi at 10:45
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ed by a strong wind, the batters Onno who held the Firemen run- match at Powell Street Grounds a.m.
had a field day, the first game less. V oho Kimoto’s big-bat boom gave the Niseis 5 wins and 4 losThe power-packed Club Ami
girls piled on 24 runs in the first
good for a combined 36 hits, the ed four for five while Jim Kita ses.
second for 31.
three
innings and added seven in
Ron Montgomery suffered his
guchi collected three for five.
9 ROOMS — brick, detached,
Niseis, in nosing out the Fire Niseis 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 7 0 — 10 14 first loss of the season, giving the last frame to complete the
garage, oil-heated, large lot,
men, clouted two homers in the Taber 4 0 2 0 3 1 5 0 x — 15 17 up eight hits in the 7-inning rout,
St.
Johns Rd., $16,500, $8,000
Nancy Mori got credit for the
18-hit spree, Yoho Kimoto and
R. McMerchie, L. Knibbs. and route. Walks played a big" share
down.
Jim Kitaguchi powering the ball Kerkhoff: C. Kitaguchi, Jack in the scoring as each team got win, pitching a one-hitter before
out of the park. George Yoshi Ohno and George Yoshinaka.
eight passes and also three stol she was forced to retire and also
8 ROOMS — brick, detached,
naka hit a triple and two singles,
en bases. The Niseis only man smashed a 3-run homer in the
hot-water heated, garage. An
KIBITZING: The Niseis earn aged five hits off Cub hurler big third frame. Amy Hisaki was
while Lefty Kimoto, ace chucker
nette
$10,075, $1,450
for the Niseis, in posting his sec- ing a proud reputation as a crowd Cairns. Cubs outfumbled the los the pace-setter, however, with
down.
five hits in six tries, including a
ond win in four starts, allowed pleaser and crowd puller . . . ers 4 to 2.
homer.
Other Club Ami suggers
8 ROOMS brick, detached,
Lefty Kimoto’s pitching pro
18 hits.
Azu Oikawa who earlier this
were
Ann
Harada, Eriko Shingarage, Annett e-Clendeunon.
Niseis 0 4 1 1 5 0 2 0 3 —16 18 wess gaining renown among ha- season played for Vancouver Mer
$12,500, $3,500 down.
,
Taber 2 0 0 1 2 3 0 3 4 —15 18 kujin tans . . . Yoho Kimoto's chants of the Lower Mainland tani, Helen Harada and Joan
Lefty Kimoto and George Yo timely big slams deserve a big Baseball League, made his first Richardson who contributed 4,4,3,
6 ROOMS — brick, semi-de
shinaka; Kerkhoff, L. Knibbs and hand . . . No complaints in the appearance for the Niseis behind and 3 hits respectively in the 25tached, lane, Dundas-Gilmour,
hitting department since the Ni- the plate. Starry Seichi Tahara’s hit attack.
Pollard, Kerkhoff.
$10,300,
$1,500 down.
The losers’ three hits were col
In the evening game, Tabei- seis bats are booming merrily absence was sorely felt, utility
fought back to even the double- but could wish for tighter field- infielder Tad Kitagawa taking lected by Terry Rannikko, Katie • 6 ROOMS* — brick, semi-de
. . . Manager George “‘Chin- ever the third sack.
tached. Kimbourne. $11,250,
header by a 15-10 count. The
Sora and Kathie Moroz. The lat
Montgomery
leads
the
right
$3,000 down.
Voshinaka whipping the N
Niseis were jolted in the first in
*
*
v
handed Niseis pitching staff with ter two made sparkling one-handning, when with bases loaded, seis into a hustling team . .
ed
catches
to
rob
Club Ami of
Taber’s Pollard poled a four-run Pitcher Sid Saga sidelined by an a 3-1 record followed by S. Shi
M. YANAGISAWA
two
hits.
homei. McMerchie held the Ni infected foot from a rusty nail shido 1-1, S. Tahara 1-1 R. Wa
Agent for K. Wiles. Real!ors
Batteries were Nancy Mori,
seis to 14 well scattered hits un . . . Newcomer Jack Ohno show kabayashi 0-1, and T. Hinada
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Ann Harada (3), Amy Hisaki
ing promise as a chucker . . . 0-Q.
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Business Manager. Duke Oshiro
OL. 1427, Toronto
looking for a big- fan support on
July 1 home games against the
Cubs . . . JCCA Social Director
Ken Tsujiura
preparing for a
“Niseis’’ July 1st Dance at the
In the JCCA vs. Trinity tennis team will be bolstered by Mits
Trianon . . . Coach Push Mat matches at the JC Pits, the BusHamaguchi and three new re
sumiya’s vowed promise to take seis came out on
X^AOtH
top 9 to 6, cruits, power-driving Gus Hirano
both from Magrath Eagles at
thanks to the girls. Bussei girls and Jack and Kay Oki.
—F.F.
Henderson Park on June
scored 4-0 in the singles, 2-0
W L Pct.
doubles, while in the men’s singl Shoots 66, Sets Mark
. . . the letters start. Then
Lethbridge Cubs
4 1 .800
many readers of THE CHRIS
es the host JCCA club won 4-2
JCCA NISEIS
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a
enjoy this daily world-wide
Taber Firemen
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.500 lost to the visiting JCCA 11-7.
newspaper, with such cumfour under par 66 last week at
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5 .286 Ladies singles were 3-1 for JCCA
merits as:
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and doubles split 1-1., Busseis annual golf tourney was Kuni
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Saturday, June 14, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN
JAlberta Niseis Split,
'NISEIS' HIT SKID
PAGE 7
Club Ami Overwhelms Rhapsody in Pre-Season
Girls’ Softball, 4-Team Loop Starts Sunday
By GENICHI OHASHI
VANCOUVER — ’“What’s hap
Warming up for the opening (4) and Helen Harada for Club
pened to the “Niseis’?" is a fam
iliar question these days among of the Toronto Girls’ Softball Ami; Katie Sora, List Faerch
£
LETHBRIDGE — In their first
g when the Ni- JC ball fans as the Vancouver League, Club Ami ran roughshod (2), Terry Rannikko (4), and
7 Big Six League encounter with
npage for seven entry in the Industrial loop drop over Club Rhapsody 31 to 3 on Terry Rannikko, Katie
N Taber Firemen on June 8, the Al- runs although the big lead Taber ped their fifth game in their last June S. The loop officially opens and Mary Weatherley (6) for
^. tert a JCCA Niseis split a double- giabbed early in the game was Six starts (although one protest tomorrow, June 15, with a double Rhapsody.
header, winning the afternoon too much for the losers.
—J AV.
ed game has been awarded to the header slated at Christie Pits,
a tilt 16 to 15 and dropping the I
Niseis) by bowing 10 to 8 to Queen’s United Church vs. Club
; second 15 to 10, to preserve then’ I
PATRONIZE
on the mound for \ 2/3 inning's, North A ancouver Cubs on June 6. Ami at 9:15 a.m. and Club Rhap
.500 second place standing. Aid was relieved by 19-year-old Jack J he loss in the inter-league sody vs. Club Adelphi at 10:45
OUR ADVERTISERS
ed by a strong wind, the batters Onno who held the Firemen run- match at Powell Street Grounds a.m.
had a field day, the first game less. V oho Kimoto’s big-bat boom gave the Niseis 5 wins and 4 losThe power-packed Club Ami
girls piled on 24 runs in the first
good for a combined 36 hits, the ed four for five while Jim Kita ses.
second for 31.
three
innings and added seven in
Ron Montgomery suffered his
guchi collected three for five.
9 ROOMS — brick, detached,
Niseis, in nosing out the Fire Niseis 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 7 0 — 10 14 first loss of the season, giving the last frame to complete the
garage, oil-heated, large lot,
men, clouted two homers in the Taber 4 0 2 0 3 1 5 0 x — 15 17 up eight hits in the 7-inning rout,
St.
Johns Rd., $16,500, $8,000
Nancy Mori got credit for the
18-hit spree, Yoho Kimoto and
R. McMerchie, L. Knibbs. and route. Walks played a big" share
down.
Jim Kitaguchi powering the ball Kerkhoff: C. Kitaguchi, Jack in the scoring as each team got win, pitching a one-hitter before
out of the park. George Yoshi Ohno and George Yoshinaka.
eight passes and also three stol she was forced to retire and also
8 ROOMS — brick, detached,
naka hit a triple and two singles,
en bases. The Niseis only man smashed a 3-run homer in the
hot-water heated, garage. An
KIBITZING: The Niseis earn aged five hits off Cub hurler big third frame. Amy Hisaki was
while Lefty Kimoto, ace chucker
nette
$10,075, $1,450
for the Niseis, in posting his sec- ing a proud reputation as a crowd Cairns. Cubs outfumbled the los the pace-setter, however, with
down.
five hits in six tries, including a
ond win in four starts, allowed pleaser and crowd puller . . . ers 4 to 2.
homer.
Other Club Ami suggers
8 ROOMS brick, detached,
Lefty Kimoto’s pitching pro
18 hits.
Azu Oikawa who earlier this
were
Ann
Harada, Eriko Shingarage, Annett e-Clendeunon.
Niseis 0 4 1 1 5 0 2 0 3 —16 18 wess gaining renown among ha- season played for Vancouver Mer
$12,500, $3,500 down.
,
Taber 2 0 0 1 2 3 0 3 4 —15 18 kujin tans . . . Yoho Kimoto's chants of the Lower Mainland tani, Helen Harada and Joan
Lefty Kimoto and George Yo timely big slams deserve a big Baseball League, made his first Richardson who contributed 4,4,3,
6 ROOMS — brick, semi-de
shinaka; Kerkhoff, L. Knibbs and hand . . . No complaints in the appearance for the Niseis behind and 3 hits respectively in the 25tached, lane, Dundas-Gilmour,
hitting department since the Ni- the plate. Starry Seichi Tahara’s hit attack.
Pollard, Kerkhoff.
$10,300,
$1,500 down.
The losers’ three hits were col
In the evening game, Tabei- seis bats are booming merrily absence was sorely felt, utility
fought back to even the double- but could wish for tighter field- infielder Tad Kitagawa taking lected by Terry Rannikko, Katie • 6 ROOMS* — brick, semi-de
. . . Manager George “‘Chin- ever the third sack.
tached. Kimbourne. $11,250,
header by a 15-10 count. The
Sora and Kathie Moroz. The lat
Montgomery
leads
the
right
$3,000 down.
Voshinaka whipping the N
Niseis were jolted in the first in
*
*
v
handed Niseis pitching staff with ter two made sparkling one-handning, when with bases loaded, seis into a hustling team . .
ed
catches
to
rob
Club Ami of
Taber’s Pollard poled a four-run Pitcher Sid Saga sidelined by an a 3-1 record followed by S. Shi
M. YANAGISAWA
two
hits.
homei. McMerchie held the Ni infected foot from a rusty nail shido 1-1, S. Tahara 1-1 R. Wa
Agent for K. Wiles. Real!ors
Batteries were Nancy Mori,
seis to 14 well scattered hits un . . . Newcomer Jack Ohno show kabayashi 0-1, and T. Hinada
West Office: KE. 7941
Ann Harada (3), Amy Hisaki
ing promise as a chucker . . . 0-Q.
East Office:
GE. 1178
Residence:
659
Bathurst
St.
Business Manager. Duke Oshiro
OL. 1427, Toronto
looking for a big- fan support on
July 1 home games against the
Cubs . . . JCCA Social Director
Ken Tsujiura
preparing for a
“Niseis’’ July 1st Dance at the
In the JCCA vs. Trinity tennis team will be bolstered by Mits
Trianon . . . Coach Push Mat matches at the JC Pits, the BusHamaguchi and three new re
sumiya’s vowed promise to take seis came out on
X^AOtH
top 9 to 6, cruits, power-driving Gus Hirano
both from Magrath Eagles at
thanks to the girls. Bussei girls and Jack and Kay Oki.
—F.F.
Henderson Park on June
scored 4-0 in the singles, 2-0
W L Pct.
doubles, while in the men’s singl Shoots 66, Sets Mark
. . . the letters start. Then
Lethbridge Cubs
4 1 .800
many readers of THE CHRIS
es the host JCCA club won 4-2
JCCA NISEIS
4 4 .500 and doubles 2-1.
TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
For Seattle Niseis
tell the Editor how much they
Magrath Eagels
4 4 .500
At Earlscourt, the home team
SEATTLE,
Wash.
—
Firing
a
enjoy this daily world-wide
Taber Firemen
3
.500 lost to the visiting JCCA 11-7.
newspaper, with such cumfour under par 66 last week at
Lethbridge Miners
5 .286 Ladies singles were 3-1 for JCCA
merits as:
the Nisei Veterans’ Committee’s
“The Monitor is the most
and doubles split 1-1., Busseis annual golf tourney was Kuni
carefully
edited
news
MAY SIGN PRO CONTRACT
came back by taking men’s Nakamura who set a record for
paper in the U. S. . . .”
“Valuable aid in teachFRESNO, Calif. — Fibber Hi singles and doubles 3-2 and 2-1 J apanese American golfers in
rayama, star* centrefielder and to tie but the invaders over Seattle and vicinity.
“A’etM that is complete
captain of the Fresno State Bull v,-helmed their opposition 4-0 in
In the 18-hole round, Nakamu
and fair . . .”
dogs, will sign with a St. Louis the mixed to win going away. ra fired six birdies and his drives
“The Monitor surely is a
Browns farm team. Stockton Tom, Sue and Amy Iwasaki to averaged 250 yards plus as well
reader's necessity . . .”
Forts of the Class C California gether with Mickey Matsubayashi as playing a spectacular short
You, too. will find the Monitor
informative,
with
complete
League, when he finishes his col were triple winners taking their gameworld news . . . and as neces
lege baseball career, it was re singles, doubles and mixed, while
sary as your HOME TOWN
ported.
paper.
SUCCESSFUL
AT
O.C.A.
for the Busseis, Chic Inamoto
Use tliis coupon for a Special
prevented a clean sweep in the
Five Toronto Nisei were win
Introductory subscription — 3
ladies division for the visitors by ners of awards and high marks
MONTHS FOR ONLY $3.
coming through in the singles this year at the Ontario College
and aided by Fumi Miyasaki, ek of Art. In the graduating class,
ed out a close decision in the Alan Fujiwara won the Governor
The Christian Science Monitor
U. S. A.
doubles.
General’s Medal in design and One* Norway St., Boston 15, A!
Please tend me an introductory nubscnpIn this Sunday’s team match at Peter Ito won the Lieutenanttion to The Christian Science Monitor—
76 issues. I enclose *3.
Earlscourt, the Trinity Busseis Governor’s Medal in advertising
will be strengthened considerably art. Achieving first class honors
(name)
with the addition of Tom Nobuo- in third year drawing and paint
AUTOMOBILE
(addrm}
ka and three new members, Ken ing were Betty Mochizuki and
Violet
Takashima
while
Tadayo
and Kuni Fukusaka, and Terry
(ettv)
7.
PB9
Fujioka, while the Earlscourt shi Taniishi got honors in first
year sculpture.
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Harry Miyasaki
Residence: 526 Manning Ave.
Phone: ME. 5072
TORONTO
178 Beverley 8t,
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Toronto
398 BLOOR STREET WEST — TORONTO
(at Brunsvzick Ave.)
• MONDAY to FRIDAY: 10 a.m. — 12 a.m. 1 p.m. — 9 p.m.
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THE NEW CANADIAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR
f
Saturday, June 14, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN
310 BLOOR ST. WEST
iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiniiiijitn
TORONTO, ONT.
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
JUNE
HELP WANTED
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
WANTED strawberry pickers
y« tyamaoka
14—Toronto. Triple A & Q Softas a medium of expression and news outlet
from fourth week in June. Trans
optometrist
ball Benefit Dance, at Uni- portation daily from east end of
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
yenity Settlement House, 23 Toronto. Those interested, write
PHONE RA. 8137
479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
or phone Ronald Y. Kimura, Pick
Grange Ave., 8 p.m.
ering, Ont. Phone
Pickering
-----Authorized as second class mail, Poat Office Dept., Ottawa.
22—Toronto. Toronto YBS An 97-J-13, evening after 9 p.m., reverse___________________
charges.
nual Picnic, at Huttonville.
_____ ’
NEW YOUTH GROUP
22—Chatham. Kent JCCA Second | BERRI-PICKING, about June
FORMED IN TORONTO
Annual Picnic, at Morpeth
provided, for
wc
full particulars write to M. YaThe Toronto Queen's foung
-7 Montreal. Montreal Nisei mamoto, c/o Orida, R. R. 1 OakPeople
’s Group (Club Queen’s)
Fellowship Group Dance, at I ville, Ont., or phone Oakville
HAMILTON
—
The
Hamilton
was recently organized under the
N.D.G. “Y”, 8:30 p.m.
I 158-J-12, reverse charges.
JCCA
Chapter
presently
under
direction of Mr. Fred Sasaki and
MAN or woman for office
28—Hamilton. Hamilton Hy-No
284.4 YQNGI STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
going
its
annual
community
func
work,
must
be
experienced
in
with
the assistance of Miss KiWind-Up Dance, at Central
bookkeeping',
bookkeeping, starting wages $35. campaign under Richard Kanno, ^1 Takimoto. With a member
Hall, 8-12 p.m.
Phone EM. 4-6533, Toronto.
canvass director, is also collecting ship of approximately 55 persons, I
29—Vancouver. Maria Stella Club
—-——
MATTRESS workers, roll-edge information for a new Hamilton
the club meets on the second and
annual picnic, at Bowen Is- operators and fillers, experienced
! Lucien C, Kurata
Directory and other matters such fourth Saturday of each month.
land.
I only. Apply Allan Bedding Co.,
Barrister and Solicitor
29—Toronto.
The executive is as follows:
Toronto J C C A 1180 King St. W. (rear). Toronto. as Procedure of Naturalization
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
Third Annual Conununity I MEN ™ted for "fuTStete I
°f Japane5e Fred Sasaki, honorary president;
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
Picnic, at Tarmola Grounds. war.eh°use work, good pay, steady * „
Tats Sakamoto, president; Kaz
arranged
work, good working conditions.
-Lach family in Hamilton is be- Taira, vice-president; Ron McKin
Office EM-4 5259 Res. LY.3427
Apply 356 Yonge St., Toronto.
ing canvassed and it is expected
JULY
non, treasurer; Marianne Kanda,
1—Toronto. Toronto'AYRATS. I FEMALE HELP WANTED
“thc campaign will terminate secretary; George Shiozaki, Nan
nual Picnic, at Lakeview r ^.0MEN’ with machines to do
’o^' ™d °£ J™e'
cy Murakami, corr. secretaries.
Part
^Keuen light sewing at home. Apply 3060
Canvassers are the following:
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
Convenors . are Bob Young,
i__ Tpf}lLm
Va'.„ a
Dundas St. West, Toronto.
I.Abe,YoshKumagai,PatFuNiseisvs^C
for millinery shop for i™ (Dundurn-Caroline, Main- Helen Matsui, sports; Joe Wani,
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT.
t
\
Cubs baseball, 1:30 | voicing and light factory work, Stuart); Gordon
Oikawa, Ken Akemi Horiuchi, social; May Edan
k
Aiberta JCCA I Permanent j'ob, good advance- Hashimoto,
Anita
Nakamura mura, Robert Shiozaki, Ted ShiBaseball Dance, at Trianon ^ienb. Apply Lynne Hat Co., 4 (Bav James
i
mizu, programme.
—M.K.
P CnlROrRAcTlC
9-1.
Kensington Ave., Toronto
James, Main-Buihngton);
20—Toronto. Kika Club picnic at
v Nishikawa, Roy Nakano, Kay
699 YONGE ST.
OFFICE RA. 6340
(YONGE AT BLOOR)
Res. Ml. 6384
Jackson Point,’Lake Simcoe ^Ph^IjeHY^
Main- Quebec JCCA Honours
TORONTO
-- ------------- ‘
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED^ Burhn5ton)’’ Dewey Uchida, Ha- 36 Nisei Graduates
Girla
-------——______ _
rami Nagano (East Ave.-SherMONTREAL — Quebec JCCA 1
^irls oonball Dance
er’SE^T °7Voman as m°th- man, Main-Burlington); Y. Miva- and the McGill Nisei Campus
At Settlement House
£, #re™d™ smalHrien^ ^akh Mickie Takeda, Kay Tsuchi- Club were hosts at a Graduates’
With plans underwav for a sue Lm”1'1'' Phone OE- 1353' T°-I ? <Shen"“'Pi“Ml‘le. M*- Tea held at St. Raphael’s House
| F. A. Brewin, Q.C.
on May 24 to eight Nisei college
Barrister & Solicitor
graduates and 28 school gradu
four Nisei teenage clubs a Tripk "°^ ^
• dum-James, Main-Mt.); S. Puna- ates.
Cameron, Weldon,
George Tamaki, Montreal Nisei
A Girls’ Softball Benefit Dance and radl°- Phone OR. 9417 To- moto, Sam Suyenaga, Polly ShiI mizu
(James-Sherman, Main- lawyer, the principal speaker, con
Brewin & McCallum
will beheld tonight, June 14, at
------------------------------- ’
the University Settlement from 8 i ^^UNG SCHOOL girl about Mt.); Dick Kanno, Nobby Tono- gratulated the successful candi372 Bay St., Toronto
p.m.
15 years old, mother’s help in gai, Jean Kanemoto (Mountain- dates and exhorted them to conTelephone EM. 3-4391
tinue studies. He warned that
The dance is under the spon- S. h°USe’ Ph°ne R°‘ 3730’ Westdale-Fruitland) .
Families moving to new loca there are temporary setbacks
sorship of Club Ami, Adelphi,
HIGH SCHOOL girl for liaht
Queen Street United, and After duties at cottage, o£r help ke^ tions should notify the section which could be overcome by paHour__j.M. Phone MA. 8839, Toronto
P * canvassei's to aid the compiling tience and application of self to
work.
MOVING TO B. C.?
EXPERIENCED,
general of the Hamilton Directory.
Toyo
Ebata
acted
as
chairman
Contact
jUSework> kittle cooking, two
adults, private room, $75 to start.
while other speakers were Kim
JIM KAKUTANI
TOR. AYPA TO HONOR Nakashima,
QR- 1391, Toronto.
Quebec JCCA pres
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
immediately for moth- FATHERS AT SOCIAL
We have no
ident; Fay Koyama, high school
933 West Bender St.,
ars
to
accomPany family to
service charges.
graduate;
Grace
Ozawa,
college
Vancouver, B. C.
All Toronto Nisei AYPA mem
-Lake Simcoe summer house with
Established 32 Years
city conveniences. Can be perma- bers, their parents and friends graduate; Ippei Nishio, parent°
Position if so desired. Phone are reminded of the special so
Dancing was enjoyed after tea
Members of Vancouver
MO. 1834. Toronto.
and
refreshments
were
served.
Real Estate Board
cial held by the AI PA in honour
$110, NICE GIRL, for general of their parents tonight, June 14,
Phone MArine 6421
______________ —C.F.
I housework in modern home, prifrom / :30 p.m. at St. George's ^ontreaTBusseTSet
Day or Night
TRAVELLING TO
OK. Call HI 64,2, Toronto.
eties should make this a memor- Picnic At Rawdon
JAPAN
MONTREAL - The
annual
FOR RENT I ab^ evening.
FOUR ROOMS, with' 'sink K T?e annuaI AYPA Picnic will Montreal Bussei picnic will be
Or bringing
Dundas and Munro district. Call be held earlier than usual this held this year at Rawdon, Que
someone over?
RA. 8316. Toronto._________ ____ year on July 1 together with the bec, on Sunday, June 22. A varied
We represent
TWO NICE rooms, unfurnish- Issei congregation of the Anglic- programme is being planned for
all lines including
OPTOMETRISTS
American President.
GE 24°25e Toronto4’ After 6 P-m” ^ Church- The big family affair ?oung and old alike by the social
Canadian Pacific,
department.
----------------.---- — will provide a full day of enjoyPan American, and
A bus will leave St. Louis
ARTICLE FOR SALE
___ARTICLE
™ent with games and prizes galNorthwest Airlines.
Square
at 8:30 a.m. and will pass
r^TbTINGHOUSE refrigerator. cre> therefore, members are urcWrite or call
JIECX&* S2°°- Ph”Td I0?™’ f™"ds “d
through Jean Talon Bus Terminal
for full information
at 8:45 a.m. Further information
-------- v
—SERVICE
:
to BuSeS
Lakeview Park in
Oshawa
or rates.
“
^XXrch
may be obtained from any mem
W°ron°
and San^ba fr°m 9:30 a-m- and tickets are! ber of the executive. All are urg"ill hold a joint English Service being sold by both groups
so v
their sanies to either
-"on
th" CMatiian
^ adU’tS and " orki^ students, Mr. Kadohama VI. 5339 or Mr
H8 W. HASTINGS ST
X •?
f
' p,nL A “Bon “° cents for school-age children
Ikegami VI. .3755 in order that
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Odon practice will follow the | and 50 cents for private cars to transportation accomodation may
service.
| cover prizes, free ice cream and oe reserved well in advance.
I1 pop. All are requested to get their
—-T.O.
tickets before June 25 to insure a
piace on the bus.
In case of poor weather, some
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
other
form
of
entertainment
will
See Our New Summer Lines
• For Wedding Receptions
be provided so picknickers should
JUST ARRIVED
For Private or Club Parties
not be daunted by doubtful
In All Colours
weather.
c
.
___________ —r.S.
For Ladies: Size 1 ud to 11
AIR-CONDITIONED __
For Men: Scott-McHale, Size 4 up to 14
THEME FOR MOVIE
(,^7lle Popular Japanese song hit,
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
“Shina No Yoru” (China Night)’
1328 QUEEN ST. W. — ME. 1931 __ TORnvm
Is the musical theme for RKO's
MAILORDERS shipped COAST-TO-COAST c
11 Elizabeth St.
The Korean Story’; scheduled
• D. i
l
Toronto.
for release this year.
Telephone EM. 4-5935
TORIC OPTICAL
6451
SMALL SIZE SHOES
THE
r
s*‘
^1®
CHINA
THE NEW CANADIAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR
f
Saturday, June 14, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN
310 BLOOR ST. WEST
iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiniiiijitn
TORONTO, ONT.
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
JUNE
HELP WANTED
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
WANTED strawberry pickers
y« tyamaoka
14—Toronto. Triple A & Q Softas a medium of expression and news outlet
from fourth week in June. Trans
optometrist
ball Benefit Dance, at Uni- portation daily from east end of
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
yenity Settlement House, 23 Toronto. Those interested, write
PHONE RA. 8137
479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
or phone Ronald Y. Kimura, Pick
Grange Ave., 8 p.m.
ering, Ont. Phone
Pickering
-----Authorized as second class mail, Poat Office Dept., Ottawa.
22—Toronto. Toronto YBS An 97-J-13, evening after 9 p.m., reverse___________________
charges.
nual Picnic, at Huttonville.
_____ ’
NEW YOUTH GROUP
22—Chatham. Kent JCCA Second | BERRI-PICKING, about June
FORMED IN TORONTO
Annual Picnic, at Morpeth
provided, for
wc
full particulars write to M. YaThe Toronto Queen's foung
-7 Montreal. Montreal Nisei mamoto, c/o Orida, R. R. 1 OakPeople
’s Group (Club Queen’s)
Fellowship Group Dance, at I ville, Ont., or phone Oakville
HAMILTON
—
The
Hamilton
was recently organized under the
N.D.G. “Y”, 8:30 p.m.
I 158-J-12, reverse charges.
JCCA
Chapter
presently
under
direction of Mr. Fred Sasaki and
MAN or woman for office
28—Hamilton. Hamilton Hy-No
284.4 YQNGI STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
going
its
annual
community
func
work,
must
be
experienced
in
with
the assistance of Miss KiWind-Up Dance, at Central
bookkeeping',
bookkeeping, starting wages $35. campaign under Richard Kanno, ^1 Takimoto. With a member
Hall, 8-12 p.m.
Phone EM. 4-6533, Toronto.
canvass director, is also collecting ship of approximately 55 persons, I
29—Vancouver. Maria Stella Club
—-——
MATTRESS workers, roll-edge information for a new Hamilton
the club meets on the second and
annual picnic, at Bowen Is- operators and fillers, experienced
! Lucien C, Kurata
Directory and other matters such fourth Saturday of each month.
land.
I only. Apply Allan Bedding Co.,
Barrister and Solicitor
29—Toronto.
The executive is as follows:
Toronto J C C A 1180 King St. W. (rear). Toronto. as Procedure of Naturalization
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
Third Annual Conununity I MEN ™ted for "fuTStete I
°f Japane5e Fred Sasaki, honorary president;
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
Picnic, at Tarmola Grounds. war.eh°use work, good pay, steady * „
Tats Sakamoto, president; Kaz
arranged
work, good working conditions.
-Lach family in Hamilton is be- Taira, vice-president; Ron McKin
Office EM-4 5259 Res. LY.3427
Apply 356 Yonge St., Toronto.
ing canvassed and it is expected
JULY
non, treasurer; Marianne Kanda,
1—Toronto. Toronto'AYRATS. I FEMALE HELP WANTED
“thc campaign will terminate secretary; George Shiozaki, Nan
nual Picnic, at Lakeview r ^.0MEN’ with machines to do
’o^' ™d °£ J™e'
cy Murakami, corr. secretaries.
Part
^Keuen light sewing at home. Apply 3060
Canvassers are the following:
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
Convenors . are Bob Young,
i__ Tpf}lLm
Va'.„ a
Dundas St. West, Toronto.
I.Abe,YoshKumagai,PatFuNiseisvs^C
for millinery shop for i™ (Dundurn-Caroline, Main- Helen Matsui, sports; Joe Wani,
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT.
t
\
Cubs baseball, 1:30 | voicing and light factory work, Stuart); Gordon
Oikawa, Ken Akemi Horiuchi, social; May Edan
k
Aiberta JCCA I Permanent j'ob, good advance- Hashimoto,
Anita
Nakamura mura, Robert Shiozaki, Ted ShiBaseball Dance, at Trianon ^ienb. Apply Lynne Hat Co., 4 (Bav James
i
mizu, programme.
—M.K.
P CnlROrRAcTlC
9-1.
Kensington Ave., Toronto
James, Main-Buihngton);
20—Toronto. Kika Club picnic at
v Nishikawa, Roy Nakano, Kay
699 YONGE ST.
OFFICE RA. 6340
(YONGE AT BLOOR)
Res. Ml. 6384
Jackson Point,’Lake Simcoe ^Ph^IjeHY^
Main- Quebec JCCA Honours
TORONTO
-- ------------- ‘
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED^ Burhn5ton)’’ Dewey Uchida, Ha- 36 Nisei Graduates
Girla
-------——______ _
rami Nagano (East Ave.-SherMONTREAL — Quebec JCCA 1
^irls oonball Dance
er’SE^T °7Voman as m°th- man, Main-Burlington); Y. Miva- and the McGill Nisei Campus
At Settlement House
£, #re™d™ smalHrien^ ^akh Mickie Takeda, Kay Tsuchi- Club were hosts at a Graduates’
With plans underwav for a sue Lm”1'1'' Phone OE- 1353' T°-I ? <Shen"“'Pi“Ml‘le. M*- Tea held at St. Raphael’s House
| F. A. Brewin, Q.C.
on May 24 to eight Nisei college
Barrister & Solicitor
graduates and 28 school gradu
four Nisei teenage clubs a Tripk "°^ ^
• dum-James, Main-Mt.); S. Puna- ates.
Cameron, Weldon,
George Tamaki, Montreal Nisei
A Girls’ Softball Benefit Dance and radl°- Phone OR. 9417 To- moto, Sam Suyenaga, Polly ShiI mizu
(James-Sherman, Main- lawyer, the principal speaker, con
Brewin & McCallum
will beheld tonight, June 14, at
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the University Settlement from 8 i ^^UNG SCHOOL girl about Mt.); Dick Kanno, Nobby Tono- gratulated the successful candi372 Bay St., Toronto
p.m.
15 years old, mother’s help in gai, Jean Kanemoto (Mountain- dates and exhorted them to conTelephone EM. 3-4391
tinue studies. He warned that
The dance is under the spon- S. h°USe’ Ph°ne R°‘ 3730’ Westdale-Fruitland) .
Families moving to new loca there are temporary setbacks
sorship of Club Ami, Adelphi,
HIGH SCHOOL girl for liaht
Queen Street United, and After duties at cottage, o£r help ke^ tions should notify the section which could be overcome by paHour__j.M. Phone MA. 8839, Toronto
P * canvassei's to aid the compiling tience and application of self to
work.
MOVING TO B. C.?
EXPERIENCED,
general of the Hamilton Directory.
Toyo
Ebata
acted
as
chairman
Contact
jUSework> kittle cooking, two
adults, private room, $75 to start.
while other speakers were Kim
JIM KAKUTANI
TOR. AYPA TO HONOR Nakashima,
QR- 1391, Toronto.
Quebec JCCA pres
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
immediately for moth- FATHERS AT SOCIAL
We have no
ident; Fay Koyama, high school
933 West Bender St.,
ars
to
accomPany family to
service charges.
graduate;
Grace
Ozawa,
college
Vancouver, B. C.
All Toronto Nisei AYPA mem
-Lake Simcoe summer house with
Established 32 Years
city conveniences. Can be perma- bers, their parents and friends graduate; Ippei Nishio, parent°
Position if so desired. Phone are reminded of the special so
Dancing was enjoyed after tea
Members of Vancouver
MO. 1834. Toronto.
and
refreshments
were
served.
Real Estate Board
cial held by the AI PA in honour
$110, NICE GIRL, for general of their parents tonight, June 14,
Phone MArine 6421
______________ —C.F.
I housework in modern home, prifrom / :30 p.m. at St. George's ^ontreaTBusseTSet
Day or Night
TRAVELLING TO
OK. Call HI 64,2, Toronto.
eties should make this a memor- Picnic At Rawdon
JAPAN
MONTREAL - The
annual
FOR RENT I ab^ evening.
FOUR ROOMS, with' 'sink K T?e annuaI AYPA Picnic will Montreal Bussei picnic will be
Or bringing
Dundas and Munro district. Call be held earlier than usual this held this year at Rawdon, Que
someone over?
RA. 8316. Toronto._________ ____ year on July 1 together with the bec, on Sunday, June 22. A varied
We represent
TWO NICE rooms, unfurnish- Issei congregation of the Anglic- programme is being planned for
all lines including
OPTOMETRISTS
American President.
GE 24°25e Toronto4’ After 6 P-m” ^ Church- The big family affair ?oung and old alike by the social
Canadian Pacific,
department.
----------------.---- — will provide a full day of enjoyPan American, and
A bus will leave St. Louis
ARTICLE FOR SALE
___ARTICLE
™ent with games and prizes galNorthwest Airlines.
Square
at 8:30 a.m. and will pass
r^TbTINGHOUSE refrigerator. cre> therefore, members are urcWrite or call
JIECX&* S2°°- Ph”Td I0?™’ f™"ds “d
through Jean Talon Bus Terminal
for full information
at 8:45 a.m. Further information
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—SERVICE
:
to BuSeS
Lakeview Park in
Oshawa
or rates.
“
^XXrch
may be obtained from any mem
W°ron°
and San^ba fr°m 9:30 a-m- and tickets are! ber of the executive. All are urg"ill hold a joint English Service being sold by both groups
so v
their sanies to either
-"on
th" CMatiian
^ adU’tS and " orki^ students, Mr. Kadohama VI. 5339 or Mr
H8 W. HASTINGS ST
X •?
f
' p,nL A “Bon “° cents for school-age children
Ikegami VI. .3755 in order that
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Odon practice will follow the | and 50 cents for private cars to transportation accomodation may
service.
| cover prizes, free ice cream and oe reserved well in advance.
I1 pop. All are requested to get their
—-T.O.
tickets before June 25 to insure a
piace on the bus.
In case of poor weather, some
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
other
form
of
entertainment
will
See Our New Summer Lines
• For Wedding Receptions
be provided so picknickers should
JUST ARRIVED
For Private or Club Parties
not be daunted by doubtful
In All Colours
weather.
c
.
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For Men: Scott-McHale, Size 4 up to 14
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(,^7lle Popular Japanese song hit,
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
“Shina No Yoru” (China Night)’
1328 QUEEN ST. W. — ME. 1931 __ TORnvm
Is the musical theme for RKO's
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The Korean Story’; scheduled
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