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VOL. 16 —NO. 6
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24,
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1953
TORONTO, ONT,
^WOpening Of B.C. To Strandee Labor
1-
■
I#
a
'11
d
^1
The Weekly Habit
i Recent Returnee Joins
Canadian Air Force
IB.C. JCCA Presents Brief
|To Interior Growers Ass'n
~ VANCOUVER — Lares Nisei
As of this week, the 20-year-old [ attributed
| Worn the Pacific Coast to join the
to the personal popu- armed forces is Jack Iwamoto. 24.
Democratic reign in Washington’s larity
ot their candidate. It U who recently enlisted in 'the
White House came to an end. The
very unlikely that in Canada, one
inaugural ceremonies marked the
Royal Canadian Air Force He
VANCOUVER - I„ a move to pave the way for
an, no matter how great a pub left for St. Johns. P.
commencement of a four-year
L® ^!®ra?<,n °f stran^ees and possible new immistint for President Eisenhower. ic hero he may be, could help ning depot, on Jan. 20
Thus begins a new Republican sway national sentiment towards
Vanc o uver-born 1 wa moto spent giants fiom Japan and to alleviate the shortage of aoTj
one party or another. Since we do World War II in Japan and re
era.
^l in i"teriOr British Coh,mWa. the e c
re- UcT
not
vote directly for the presi
Although American politics
turned to Canada in August of
8 rPTJ' ^ ^ “Ja»anese Immigrant Farm Work!
meant little to us as grammar dent or the prime minister, our 1952.
P
Brief to the conventions of the Interior Vegetable
Also with the RCAF at St. 8
school tykes in the early thirties votes are cast for the partv or
t'W U, U’e Interior Marketing- Boards held-last
tor the particular candidate in Johns is Deb Fujimura, formerly
there was. enough talk among our
month in Kelowna.
■
the individual ridings.
^ Greenwood and Vancouver.
elders that we can well remember
Moreover, Korean War and in
The brief was prepared and—
--------- —— ______
the political demise of Herbert
ternal Communism are hard
presented by Edward T. Ouchi of ; junction with the UN Interna
Hoover and the ascendancy of
Vernon, chairman of the Labor tional Refugee Organization and
campaign
fuel here as they were CPA to Slash Fares
Franklin D. as United State’s
Problems Committee of the B C I also to apply the humanitarian
in the U.S. And while we have From Tokyo-Vancouver
32nd President.
JCCA.
' "
some breath of scandal recently
VANCOUVER — The Canad
principles of the UN’s Declara
There is one big difference bet
Ouchi in the brief stated that I tion of Human Rights.
m a branch of the Canadian de ian Pacific Airlines announced
ween the 1933 inauguration and
fense forces which the opposition this week that it would slash a representation had been made I
Said the brief. “We see much
the one that took place last Tues
parties will use to its limit come fares o0 per cent on immigrant by the National JCCA to the Hon. commonality in your action to
day, well—perhaps two. The earl
electioneering time, it doesn’t travel from Tokyo to Vancouver, Walter E. Harris, Minister of obtain labor force from Europe
ier one wasn’t covered by tele
reach the scope of deep freeze Portland, Seattle, San Francis Citizenship and Immigration in and in the spirit that underlies
vision. Eisenhower takes over
and mink coat proportions. And co, and Los Angeles. Upon final Ottawa, regarding the lifting of our resolution”.
while his nation and much of the
while theirs is strictly a two- approval of countries concerned, restrictions affecting (he re-entry
1 iompt action” in paving a
world are in the midst of a tidal
party system, we have more pol the plan would be put into effect and immigration to Canada of way was suggested in steering
economic activity. In 1933, when itical groups to contend with.
persons of Japanese ancestry and this labor supply to B. C.
April. 1.
Roosevelt became the nation’s top
As for our participation in the
The fare slash is believed to be that Mr. Harris had replied re
executive, the country was still
next federal election, this will be the result of Japan’s first post- cently that official statement on
experiencing the worst depression
^^^ the second time that we can war overseas airline from Tokyo policy would be soon forthcoming.
in history. One of his first acts
On this basis, Ouchi stressed
deposit our ballot no matter via Wake and Honolulu to San
v as to close the banks temporar where we are in Canada. Our
the
pioblem of labor shortage in
Francisco planned for June.
ily to prevent the run of with
estimate of JC voting strength
The 30 per cent cut would re Interior B. C. and assuming that,
drawals by panicky depositors
is around 14,000. Of this, prob duce fares from $650 to $455 for laborers of Japanese ancestry
which was threatening the bank
VANCOUVER — The "Japaably 4,000 have become eligible a one way trip and $1,170 to $819 have met and are meeting re- I
ing structure of the United
quiiements as farm workers, h° I nese Immigrant Farm Workers”
to vote since the last national for a return trip.
States.
proposed that a path be opened to brief outlined an 8-point proposal
election held in 1949.
Although there is more inter
the strandees and later on, pos as follows:
At one time, and it wasn’t too Two Japanese Films
national tension today than there
(1) Strandees desirous of com
sibly new immigrants should an
long ago, it did not appear pos
Among
Ten
Best
in
z
52
ing
to B. C. be contacted or con
was then, the general mood be
immigration policy be formed.
sible that, within our own life
tracted.
cause of prosperous times, must time, we, as members of an un
LONDON — The liberal News
The brief pointed out that the
have been happier this time. We
I
(2) Strandees contract for two
Chronicle included two Japanese Interior Vegetable Growers had
wanted
race,
would
gain
the
fran
don’t remember whether there
years consecutively.
chise. But it came, sooner than films in its list of the 10 best made arrangements for the im
(3) Because of the cost of
was much celebration 20 years
portation of a labor force from
we might have expected. Chalk it motion pictures of 1952.
ago. The only time we do recall
They are “Rashomon” and Europe, indicating not only an at- I transportation, about $400 per
down as one of the blessing's of
any jubilation during the depth an ugly war.
“Tora No-O-Wo Fumu Otoko,” tempt to ease the labor shortage person (including fare to Yoko
of depression in the States was
chosen by newspaper movie crit but an attempt to assist the dis hama, port of embarkation, fare
(Continued
on
Page
7)
when prohibition was repealed.
across the Pacific, fare from
ic Richard Winnington.
J placed peoples of Europe in conpoint
of debarkation to Interior
The inauguration brings us
B. C. and a sum for personal ex
around to the thought that here
in Canada, we’ll be faced with a
penses while on transit), be ad
vanced.
national election shortly. And a
(4) A family group or a group
Similar situation exists here as it I
Wlth
the
Fin
ance
Drive
tucked
away
successfully,
the
Alberta
of three or four strandees be al
did in the U.S., until last Nov
I on the progress of the census tak located to one farm.
“CC^ mUSt move int0 hi«h ^ar for the remaining three months of
ember.
ing of Japanese Canadians in
(5) The advance of $400 be
flSCaI year” With these words, Ted T. Aoki, President of the
Here, the Liberal party has
Southern ^Alberta. The work is made returnable as follows: $160
been entrenched in Ottawa since Alberta JCCA, opened the Fifth Council Meeting held in the Council well underway and a final com
the first year, $240 the second
ln fact most Niseis don,t Chambers of the Lethbridge YMCA on Jan. 18.
pilation of the J.C.’s in Alberta year.
remember any other party being
The meeting was highlighted
should be possible within a month.
(6) The strandees be screened
power in Canada and R. B by the financial report submitted March 28 and 29. The Provincial
Shigehiro, also chairman of the by proper officials for health,
Bennett is just a name in Can by Mr. Bob Nishikawa, pro-tem Executive Committee has been Oratorical Contest, announced the
affinity to farm work, and char
adian history.
treasurer and Finance Committee delegated to act as the planning plaji to hold the Third Annual acter.
A natural question that comes Chairman, who disclosed the net, committee.
Oratorical Contest for Nisei High
(/) The employing farm owner
1S.' will there be a similar switch proceeds of the Booster Drive
School students on March 15 at
The
problem
of
immigration
jc screened by proper officials
01 government here? The elect which was concluded on Decemwas carefully discussed by the the Capitol Theatre in Leth- I for living premises of the work
bridge.
I
ors and the electors alone hold ber 26. He stated, “The Finance
i Councillors. Mr. Muneo Takeda
ers and for character.
je conclusive answer, however Drive realized for the Alberta
Upon
recommendation
of
the
- of Raymond, Political Action Di(8) The strandees work eight
aside from the fact that the Lib JCCA a net sum’of $896.02. The
rector, was authorized to reap Lethbridge JCCA Local, the to nine months a year (more
erals in Canada have been in of- success of the drive was chiefly
proach the Central Board of the Council decided to act upon the where possible) and be allowed
1CT a^mos^ as long as the Demo- aue to the many boosters through
Sugar Beet Grower’s Association use of the term “Jap” in an the remaining time to study and
oia s in Washington, no parallel out Alberta, who gave of their
to determine their policy with re authorized High School text in learn English at their own ex
1 trend can be assumed. Our sys- time and energy to the cam gard to the immigration of sugar Alberta. The Education Depart
pense.
/“ or government is vastly dif paign.”
।i beet labor from Japan. The Al ment will swing into action rela
ferent from that of the U.S. that
tive to this problem.
In anticipation of the National berta JCCA had last spring sub
PLAN MASS INOCULATION
Mr. Yuki Tomiyama, who for
C°Uld not be traced JCCA Conference to be held in mitted a brief to the Alberta
TOKIO — The Welfare Min
n what happens over there.
the past two months attended a
Sugar
Beet
Growers
’
Convention.
istry considers an influenza epi
Vancouver during Easter week,
technical school in Calgary, was
°f &e credit for the
demic sweeping through Japan so
the Council endorsed the tenta
Mr. K. Shigehiro, chairman of
■Republican victory can be
requested to reassume his office
tive Provincial Conference dates, the Census Committee, reported as Treasurer.
serious that it plans a mass inoc
ulation of residents of Shizuoka.
T
■
Suggest $400
Be Advanced
To Workers
h
it
Confab Main Item for Alta. JCCA
8
1
Ulin
Si
THE NEW CANADIAN
Illi;
in
eg
JO
Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 6
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24,
at.
1953
TORONTO, ONT,
^WOpening Of B.C. To Strandee Labor
1-
■
I#
a
'11
d
^1
The Weekly Habit
i Recent Returnee Joins
Canadian Air Force
IB.C. JCCA Presents Brief
|To Interior Growers Ass'n
~ VANCOUVER — Lares Nisei
As of this week, the 20-year-old [ attributed
| Worn the Pacific Coast to join the
to the personal popu- armed forces is Jack Iwamoto. 24.
Democratic reign in Washington’s larity
ot their candidate. It U who recently enlisted in 'the
White House came to an end. The
very unlikely that in Canada, one
inaugural ceremonies marked the
Royal Canadian Air Force He
VANCOUVER - I„ a move to pave the way for
an, no matter how great a pub left for St. Johns. P.
commencement of a four-year
L® ^!®ra?<,n °f stran^ees and possible new immistint for President Eisenhower. ic hero he may be, could help ning depot, on Jan. 20
Thus begins a new Republican sway national sentiment towards
Vanc o uver-born 1 wa moto spent giants fiom Japan and to alleviate the shortage of aoTj
one party or another. Since we do World War II in Japan and re
era.
^l in i"teriOr British Coh,mWa. the e c
re- UcT
not
vote directly for the presi
Although American politics
turned to Canada in August of
8 rPTJ' ^ ^ “Ja»anese Immigrant Farm Work!
meant little to us as grammar dent or the prime minister, our 1952.
P
Brief to the conventions of the Interior Vegetable
Also with the RCAF at St. 8
school tykes in the early thirties votes are cast for the partv or
t'W U, U’e Interior Marketing- Boards held-last
tor the particular candidate in Johns is Deb Fujimura, formerly
there was. enough talk among our
month in Kelowna.
■
the individual ridings.
^ Greenwood and Vancouver.
elders that we can well remember
Moreover, Korean War and in
The brief was prepared and—
--------- —— ______
the political demise of Herbert
ternal Communism are hard
presented by Edward T. Ouchi of ; junction with the UN Interna
Hoover and the ascendancy of
Vernon, chairman of the Labor tional Refugee Organization and
campaign
fuel here as they were CPA to Slash Fares
Franklin D. as United State’s
Problems Committee of the B C I also to apply the humanitarian
in the U.S. And while we have From Tokyo-Vancouver
32nd President.
JCCA.
' "
some breath of scandal recently
VANCOUVER — The Canad
principles of the UN’s Declara
There is one big difference bet
Ouchi in the brief stated that I tion of Human Rights.
m a branch of the Canadian de ian Pacific Airlines announced
ween the 1933 inauguration and
fense forces which the opposition this week that it would slash a representation had been made I
Said the brief. “We see much
the one that took place last Tues
parties will use to its limit come fares o0 per cent on immigrant by the National JCCA to the Hon. commonality in your action to
day, well—perhaps two. The earl
electioneering time, it doesn’t travel from Tokyo to Vancouver, Walter E. Harris, Minister of obtain labor force from Europe
ier one wasn’t covered by tele
reach the scope of deep freeze Portland, Seattle, San Francis Citizenship and Immigration in and in the spirit that underlies
vision. Eisenhower takes over
and mink coat proportions. And co, and Los Angeles. Upon final Ottawa, regarding the lifting of our resolution”.
while his nation and much of the
while theirs is strictly a two- approval of countries concerned, restrictions affecting (he re-entry
1 iompt action” in paving a
world are in the midst of a tidal
party system, we have more pol the plan would be put into effect and immigration to Canada of way was suggested in steering
economic activity. In 1933, when itical groups to contend with.
persons of Japanese ancestry and this labor supply to B. C.
April. 1.
Roosevelt became the nation’s top
As for our participation in the
The fare slash is believed to be that Mr. Harris had replied re
executive, the country was still
next federal election, this will be the result of Japan’s first post- cently that official statement on
experiencing the worst depression
^^^ the second time that we can war overseas airline from Tokyo policy would be soon forthcoming.
in history. One of his first acts
On this basis, Ouchi stressed
deposit our ballot no matter via Wake and Honolulu to San
v as to close the banks temporar where we are in Canada. Our
the
pioblem of labor shortage in
Francisco planned for June.
ily to prevent the run of with
estimate of JC voting strength
The 30 per cent cut would re Interior B. C. and assuming that,
drawals by panicky depositors
is around 14,000. Of this, prob duce fares from $650 to $455 for laborers of Japanese ancestry
which was threatening the bank
VANCOUVER — The "Japaably 4,000 have become eligible a one way trip and $1,170 to $819 have met and are meeting re- I
ing structure of the United
quiiements as farm workers, h° I nese Immigrant Farm Workers”
to vote since the last national for a return trip.
States.
proposed that a path be opened to brief outlined an 8-point proposal
election held in 1949.
Although there is more inter
the strandees and later on, pos as follows:
At one time, and it wasn’t too Two Japanese Films
national tension today than there
(1) Strandees desirous of com
sibly new immigrants should an
long ago, it did not appear pos
Among
Ten
Best
in
z
52
ing
to B. C. be contacted or con
was then, the general mood be
immigration policy be formed.
sible that, within our own life
tracted.
cause of prosperous times, must time, we, as members of an un
LONDON — The liberal News
The brief pointed out that the
have been happier this time. We
I
(2) Strandees contract for two
Chronicle included two Japanese Interior Vegetable Growers had
wanted
race,
would
gain
the
fran
don’t remember whether there
years consecutively.
chise. But it came, sooner than films in its list of the 10 best made arrangements for the im
(3) Because of the cost of
was much celebration 20 years
portation of a labor force from
we might have expected. Chalk it motion pictures of 1952.
ago. The only time we do recall
They are “Rashomon” and Europe, indicating not only an at- I transportation, about $400 per
down as one of the blessing's of
any jubilation during the depth an ugly war.
“Tora No-O-Wo Fumu Otoko,” tempt to ease the labor shortage person (including fare to Yoko
of depression in the States was
chosen by newspaper movie crit but an attempt to assist the dis hama, port of embarkation, fare
(Continued
on
Page
7)
when prohibition was repealed.
across the Pacific, fare from
ic Richard Winnington.
J placed peoples of Europe in conpoint
of debarkation to Interior
The inauguration brings us
B. C. and a sum for personal ex
around to the thought that here
in Canada, we’ll be faced with a
penses while on transit), be ad
vanced.
national election shortly. And a
(4) A family group or a group
Similar situation exists here as it I
Wlth
the
Fin
ance
Drive
tucked
away
successfully,
the
Alberta
of three or four strandees be al
did in the U.S., until last Nov
I on the progress of the census tak located to one farm.
“CC^ mUSt move int0 hi«h ^ar for the remaining three months of
ember.
ing of Japanese Canadians in
(5) The advance of $400 be
flSCaI year” With these words, Ted T. Aoki, President of the
Here, the Liberal party has
Southern ^Alberta. The work is made returnable as follows: $160
been entrenched in Ottawa since Alberta JCCA, opened the Fifth Council Meeting held in the Council well underway and a final com
the first year, $240 the second
ln fact most Niseis don,t Chambers of the Lethbridge YMCA on Jan. 18.
pilation of the J.C.’s in Alberta year.
remember any other party being
The meeting was highlighted
should be possible within a month.
(6) The strandees be screened
power in Canada and R. B by the financial report submitted March 28 and 29. The Provincial
Shigehiro, also chairman of the by proper officials for health,
Bennett is just a name in Can by Mr. Bob Nishikawa, pro-tem Executive Committee has been Oratorical Contest, announced the
affinity to farm work, and char
adian history.
treasurer and Finance Committee delegated to act as the planning plaji to hold the Third Annual acter.
A natural question that comes Chairman, who disclosed the net, committee.
Oratorical Contest for Nisei High
(/) The employing farm owner
1S.' will there be a similar switch proceeds of the Booster Drive
School students on March 15 at
The
problem
of
immigration
jc screened by proper officials
01 government here? The elect which was concluded on Decemwas carefully discussed by the the Capitol Theatre in Leth- I for living premises of the work
bridge.
I
ors and the electors alone hold ber 26. He stated, “The Finance
i Councillors. Mr. Muneo Takeda
ers and for character.
je conclusive answer, however Drive realized for the Alberta
Upon
recommendation
of
the
- of Raymond, Political Action Di(8) The strandees work eight
aside from the fact that the Lib JCCA a net sum’of $896.02. The
rector, was authorized to reap Lethbridge JCCA Local, the to nine months a year (more
erals in Canada have been in of- success of the drive was chiefly
proach the Central Board of the Council decided to act upon the where possible) and be allowed
1CT a^mos^ as long as the Demo- aue to the many boosters through
Sugar Beet Grower’s Association use of the term “Jap” in an the remaining time to study and
oia s in Washington, no parallel out Alberta, who gave of their
to determine their policy with re authorized High School text in learn English at their own ex
1 trend can be assumed. Our sys- time and energy to the cam gard to the immigration of sugar Alberta. The Education Depart
pense.
/“ or government is vastly dif paign.”
।i beet labor from Japan. The Al ment will swing into action rela
ferent from that of the U.S. that
tive to this problem.
In anticipation of the National berta JCCA had last spring sub
PLAN MASS INOCULATION
Mr. Yuki Tomiyama, who for
C°Uld not be traced JCCA Conference to be held in mitted a brief to the Alberta
TOKIO — The Welfare Min
n what happens over there.
the past two months attended a
Sugar
Beet
Growers
’
Convention.
istry considers an influenza epi
Vancouver during Easter week,
technical school in Calgary, was
°f &e credit for the
demic sweeping through Japan so
the Council endorsed the tenta
Mr. K. Shigehiro, chairman of
■Republican victory can be
requested to reassume his office
tive Provincial Conference dates, the Census Committee, reported as Treasurer.
serious that it plans a mass inoc
ulation of residents of Shizuoka.
T
■
Suggest $400
Be Advanced
To Workers
h
it
Confab Main Item for Alta. JCCA
8
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five
5, fallowed by
Auditorium on Feb. 6 from 9
8W
J unji Matsushita dominate
H;
weeks at the De Luxe Bowline- P-m.
!
THayashida
Tno rest of the team standings
T
other departments
a
Centre. The 20-week schedule of
T. Kondo 701
L J.agles (Frank MatsubuchD
and 79S trip!
! and
ai
700.
I
or the ladies.
g the 1952-53 campaign winds up
Caramals ('Tosh
Li
oi
Alley-Cats
Make
Lean
i
Mrs
the first
on Feb. 21.
s. Inouye 611
i mid
as
play
Desperate playoff hungry
ers (Rosie Okuda) 6 a
off champion
Roster ed the
FORT WILLIAM. Ont _
Shmoos are being given a new
Pt
Lions
include
ley-Cats
leaped
from
fourth
pl»
I
cCarthv,
spark by Tatsuo Hikida who sudIn the
hand
cenlv started to display spectac to lead m the final seriK of ^ | wimura leads with 194 followed ; Paulette Dost
Lakehead
N.B.C.
with
20
»K
I
aamyular form. On Jan. 17, Hikida
bl\Dot.Hayashi 188. Naoko Sugie I
ened
by
blastula'
Behind
are
No-Names
ls
,
sitt
,y
j
,
Miki
Ya
combined
with
high-shooting
US, Lillian Yoshy 175 and Miki j
mamoto. Bert McKinney, Shui
Capt. Shigeru Niwatsukino to 1 retty 17, Ramblers 16.
Yamamoto 175. Dot Hayashi is I
Kishi and Kat Sakamoto compri
onlead the Shmoos to an upset over Pokes 13, and High Hopes 5
of tl
the
Bears.
v
Mm Togawa was hi
Tadatoshi Ikeda’s quintet, the
bowler
on all this action bv
slipping league-leaders, by a 3-1 last week with a 710 triple and
„ I opening up a 6-point
-core. Other member's of the ^03 single. Over the 600 mark
ping- M. Honda’s 5-2.
Shmoos are fast-improving To- were Tony Tatebe 689, J. KitaRoy Honda’s and
miko Niwatsukino, Asako Nomu gawa 654, J. Umakoshi 634 and
sank Tonogai’s and T. Kondo’s.
ra, Eddie Sameshima, and Mike Bo Tonkin 615.
by ALLEY OOP
and
Terry
Oikawa,
whose
3-game
— G. K
For the ladies, Hayami NishiOff t o a fast start in the secKokubo, the top rookie of the
average
of
.151 is probably the
muia bi'oke Sue Mitsuna
end series. Flat Broke and In
loop.
ti
triple
mark
of
632
Meanwhile Nelson Bros. Fish
when she rol- Laws gathered 4 points each by gill in Toronto. Overdue recog
J. T. MORITO, D.C. ?
eries decked in their new “Para led 698.
— K. T. sweepmg victories over Hurri- nition goes to Captain Roy Ku i
Doctor of Chiropractic
i
mount Brand” skirts are making
i canes and Toki Toyama’s. High
bota of the Has Beens who final f
a
bowling Hurricane captain Geo.
a great home-stretch drive to Stardusters Lead
ly came through for a 158 averOft ice
Kubotas 3-2’amn
dispose Ikeda’s league-leaders.
age and to a. promising- youngT
oy YBS Bowling
HU.
8148
Harry Kuramoto is presently
+
| Was c°mpLtely overshadowed bv rookie Ross Tanishi with 153.
4
StaMusters
blanked
Glow
|
three
Flat
Brokers,
Jack
Watasparking the fishmen who in
? take °Vei’ the Ieader ' I Eabe with NS, JohnKorekivo 164
elude Hiroshi Niwatsukino, Sue
ship of the Toronto YBS Mixed I and’ up t
1
Tateishi, Susie Niwatsukino, and
and coming cannonballer
OF AIL DESCRIPTIONS
Bowling in Series B with 21 pts, Frank Abe with a lusty 176 aver
George Koyanagi. On Jan.
(confd from P. 1)
this crew walloped the pre-season while Bees and Tangos also took age. For the In-Laws, Sub Miike
c»
Now, we can look to the future
faves, Fuji Photos, 4-0 stopping seven pts. from Lightening's and (163) and Toru Idenouye (158)
Rockets. Glow Worms, Lighten
with bright expectations Are we
HARRY S. KONDO
the latter’s hot year-end streak.
continued to bowl at a stoadv
ings and Tangos are tied for sec•
WA.9768
crowdingour
hopes
too
much
to
R
Sun Life insurance agent Nob
pace and with the help of Alma
♦ EM 3 • 5031
ond
with
19
pts.
Other
games
saw
by Fujisawa is back in the kegMiike who came through with a look towards seeing, within our
p wais and is showing his usual Dreamers and Beavers winning
lifetime, someone of Japanese an
surprise 137 average, managed to
five. pts. from Domino s and Slocestry 'successfully campaigning
NYLON WEB
p top form with Mac Kawamoto’s
breeze through to an
vic- in a federal election ?
Moes.
& NYLON TWINE
quintet.
tory.
High
bowlers
in
last
week
’
s
But
it
seems
much
more
attain
'First"
Vancouver Fish
Latest statistics in the men’s
Easy
Splits
fought
an
even
able than franchise did ten years
Net & Twine Factory
high averages reveal Shigeru play were Wally Iwamoto 789, battle against Has Beens sharing
Tsugie Taniho 771(309), Georg?
121 MAIN ST.
two
points.
With
usually
reliable
Vancouver.
B.
The transition from pessimism
F ukusaka 744, Jim Takemura
Sam
Kubota
having
one
of
his
to optimism is not dissimilar to
745, Tak Yoshida 713(312), Aki
rainy
days,
Easy
'Split
captain
w
the difference of economic moods
Muromoto 711, Husky Iida 685,
I 6 6 ROOMS - - detached, on moza Matsumoto 784, Johnnv Sid Kondo with 157 relied heav between the inauguration of 1933
LKLE
g Greenwood and Danforth. $10,750, Kinoshita 680, Kaz Tatebe 668, ily on Frank Kawasaki with 156 and 1953.
We have no
I $4,000 down.
,
| ® ROOMS—brick, detached, oil Aki Idenouye 654, and Scotty
service charges.
Amemori 651.
heat, garage, Robbins St. $13,900,
Leading the ladies were Kay
I $4,000 down.
Mitsuhashi
713,
Sawada
f ® 6 ROOMS—-brick,
semi-deFEMALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
652, and Tomo Goto 600. — A. S.
I tached, air heat, Bishop St. $7,900,
OPERATORS for skirts and
YOUNG GIRL OR BOY, for
$1,000 down.
sportswear. A p p 1 y Paradise very fine and easy work in dental
TRAVELLING TO
Sportswear, 110 Spadina Ave., ^gh good opportunities. Phone
® 5 ROOMS—brick, bungalow
Toronto.
OR. 1269. Toronto.__________
JAPAN
with recreation room, Lonbor”O PERATORsTe^eHenced, on
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
°ugh and Eglinton. $10,000,
skirts. Apply Vanity Sportswear, for store in St. Catharines WriM
Sa,000 to $3,500 down.
119 Spadina Ave., (12th floor), °r apply to Mr. B. Sharp, 283 St
Or bringing
St. Christopher Mustangs. re- Toronto.
® 8 ROOMS—brick, detached,
Paul. St. Catharines, Ont. ______
someone over?
oil heat, garage, Parkdale dist presenting the Toronto InterFOREMAN with some mech
OPERATORS for men’s sports
We represent
rict. $16,000, down payment ar Church “A” Basketball League, wear. Avenue Plaza Sportswear anical experience for electric
Y^.^O* I all lines including
and current league-leaders, will (sixth floor), 318 Adelaide St. code manufacturer, good wages,
American President
ranged.
steady position. Ilsco Industries’
Canadian
Pacific,
play Hamilton Senior YMCA in West, Toronto.
6.19 Yonge St., Toronto, RA. 0393.’
Pan American, and
COSTING
CLERK
for
general
an exhibition game on Sat., Jan.
M. YANAGISAWA
Northwest Airlines.
BOV OR YOUTH for general
24, starting from 9 p.m., in th? office and typing, 5-day week, factory
work. Phone EM. 3-8457,
Writ# or call
profit-sharing
system ' office.
Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
second game of a twin bill at the Crystal Glass and Plastic Ltd., Toronto.
for full information
West Office: KE. 7941
Hamilton YMCA.
130 Queen’s Quay East at Jarvis.
RGOMANDBOA rd
or ratoB.
East Office: . GE. 1178
Hamilton YMCA is one of tin Please call Miss Symonf, WA.
ROOM AND BOARD available.
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
DOMINION TRA VEL
contenders in the strong Inter- 4490, Toronto.
Call T. Umezuki, EM. 6-5005.
OPERATORS, experienced on
OFFICE
OL. 1427, Toronto
City senior circuit, one of the top
Patronize
dresses and gowns. Apply A.
143 Queen BL West
basketball loops in’ Ontario.
i Richman & Sons Ltd., 161 Spa
Our
Advertisers
EM
G-6451
Toronto
dina Ave., Toronto.
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~
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.
Financing New or Used Car, See Me About My Low-Cost
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____
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COUPLE as chauffeur-house
man and cook-general for family
of two adults, wages from $200
to $250 per month depending on
experience. Box 10, The New
Canadian.
PARTIES FOR NISEIS
CATERERS de luxe
^or Cnurch dinners, dances, weddings, etc.
in our
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
(air-conditioned)
TWO ROOMS, unfurnished
(One large front room, one mid
A i die room.. 48 Hickson St. Tor
N i onto.
THREE ROOMS, unfurnished, » 1
adults preferred. Call ME. 9792, * |
Toronto.
: '-
call EM. 6-3102
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I
0
NEW
CANADIAN
PAGE 7
Kiyo Kimura, Mas Takeda Top Bowlers in Montreal
^s® Hi^j Loopc Boors First Half Champions
fl
IS
r
iNismxawa lops
iss With 139 Avg.
rvhile Kiyo Kimura boast
iMILTON — Main poh
By STAFF WRITER
gn triple of 740.
I
mg an-Niwatsukino leadin
VANCOUVER
In the men's department. Mas I
to
The New mhi 219 to 217. Conti
of Ike
5n
ikeda is highest in averages I
i ne
Yer.:- lias apparently given new >s l oichi Kishi with
ly topP
jcaptained
life to the lowly Steveston couver’s
th 199.
mtender Mr
Shmoos who have begun to show
runner-up
amped badly
uda 203
•i considerable change of form, as
‘PPmg- to 194.
The league i s sponso
In
last
wee
the Vancouver JCCA 14-team bowlingd Ta
action. NakaLions wh
!l the Hastings
lug- Sakauye 195 f,
League
moved
into
its
final
five
5, fallowed by
Auditorium on Feb. 6 from 9
8W
J unji Matsushita dominate
H;
weeks at the De Luxe Bowline- P-m.
!
THayashida
Tno rest of the team standings
T
other departments
a
Centre. The 20-week schedule of
T. Kondo 701
L J.agles (Frank MatsubuchD
and 79S trip!
! and
ai
700.
I
or the ladies.
g the 1952-53 campaign winds up
Caramals ('Tosh
Li
oi
Alley-Cats
Make
Lean
i
Mrs
the first
on Feb. 21.
s. Inouye 611
i mid
as
play
Desperate playoff hungry
ers (Rosie Okuda) 6 a
off champion
Roster ed the
FORT WILLIAM. Ont _
Shmoos are being given a new
Pt
Lions
include
ley-Cats
leaped
from
fourth
pl»
I
cCarthv,
spark by Tatsuo Hikida who sudIn the
hand
cenlv started to display spectac to lead m the final seriK of ^ | wimura leads with 194 followed ; Paulette Dost
Lakehead
N.B.C.
with
20
»K
I
aamyular form. On Jan. 17, Hikida
bl\Dot.Hayashi 188. Naoko Sugie I
ened
by
blastula'
Behind
are
No-Names
ls
,
sitt
,y
j
,
Miki
Ya
combined
with
high-shooting
US, Lillian Yoshy 175 and Miki j
mamoto. Bert McKinney, Shui
Capt. Shigeru Niwatsukino to 1 retty 17, Ramblers 16.
Yamamoto 175. Dot Hayashi is I
Kishi and Kat Sakamoto compri
onlead the Shmoos to an upset over Pokes 13, and High Hopes 5
of tl
the
Bears.
v
Mm Togawa was hi
Tadatoshi Ikeda’s quintet, the
bowler
on all this action bv
slipping league-leaders, by a 3-1 last week with a 710 triple and
„ I opening up a 6-point
-core. Other member's of the ^03 single. Over the 600 mark
ping- M. Honda’s 5-2.
Shmoos are fast-improving To- were Tony Tatebe 689, J. KitaRoy Honda’s and
miko Niwatsukino, Asako Nomu gawa 654, J. Umakoshi 634 and
sank Tonogai’s and T. Kondo’s.
ra, Eddie Sameshima, and Mike Bo Tonkin 615.
by ALLEY OOP
and
Terry
Oikawa,
whose
3-game
— G. K
For the ladies, Hayami NishiOff t o a fast start in the secKokubo, the top rookie of the
average
of
.151 is probably the
muia bi'oke Sue Mitsuna
end series. Flat Broke and In
loop.
ti
triple
mark
of
632
Meanwhile Nelson Bros. Fish
when she rol- Laws gathered 4 points each by gill in Toronto. Overdue recog
J. T. MORITO, D.C. ?
eries decked in their new “Para led 698.
— K. T. sweepmg victories over Hurri- nition goes to Captain Roy Ku i
Doctor of Chiropractic
i
mount Brand” skirts are making
i canes and Toki Toyama’s. High
bota of the Has Beens who final f
a
bowling Hurricane captain Geo.
a great home-stretch drive to Stardusters Lead
ly came through for a 158 averOft ice
Kubotas 3-2’amn
dispose Ikeda’s league-leaders.
age and to a. promising- youngT
oy YBS Bowling
HU.
8148
Harry Kuramoto is presently
+
| Was c°mpLtely overshadowed bv rookie Ross Tanishi with 153.
4
StaMusters
blanked
Glow
|
three
Flat
Brokers,
Jack
Watasparking the fishmen who in
? take °Vei’ the Ieader ' I Eabe with NS, JohnKorekivo 164
elude Hiroshi Niwatsukino, Sue
ship of the Toronto YBS Mixed I and’ up t
1
Tateishi, Susie Niwatsukino, and
and coming cannonballer
OF AIL DESCRIPTIONS
Bowling in Series B with 21 pts, Frank Abe with a lusty 176 aver
George Koyanagi. On Jan.
(confd from P. 1)
this crew walloped the pre-season while Bees and Tangos also took age. For the In-Laws, Sub Miike
c»
Now, we can look to the future
faves, Fuji Photos, 4-0 stopping seven pts. from Lightening's and (163) and Toru Idenouye (158)
Rockets. Glow Worms, Lighten
with bright expectations Are we
HARRY S. KONDO
the latter’s hot year-end streak.
continued to bowl at a stoadv
ings and Tangos are tied for sec•
WA.9768
crowdingour
hopes
too
much
to
R
Sun Life insurance agent Nob
pace and with the help of Alma
♦ EM 3 • 5031
ond
with
19
pts.
Other
games
saw
by Fujisawa is back in the kegMiike who came through with a look towards seeing, within our
p wais and is showing his usual Dreamers and Beavers winning
lifetime, someone of Japanese an
surprise 137 average, managed to
five. pts. from Domino s and Slocestry 'successfully campaigning
NYLON WEB
p top form with Mac Kawamoto’s
breeze through to an
vic- in a federal election ?
Moes.
& NYLON TWINE
quintet.
tory.
High
bowlers
in
last
week
’
s
But
it
seems
much
more
attain
'First"
Vancouver Fish
Latest statistics in the men’s
Easy
Splits
fought
an
even
able than franchise did ten years
Net & Twine Factory
high averages reveal Shigeru play were Wally Iwamoto 789, battle against Has Beens sharing
Tsugie Taniho 771(309), Georg?
121 MAIN ST.
two
points.
With
usually
reliable
Vancouver.
B.
The transition from pessimism
F ukusaka 744, Jim Takemura
Sam
Kubota
having
one
of
his
to optimism is not dissimilar to
745, Tak Yoshida 713(312), Aki
rainy
days,
Easy
'Split
captain
w
the difference of economic moods
Muromoto 711, Husky Iida 685,
I 6 6 ROOMS - - detached, on moza Matsumoto 784, Johnnv Sid Kondo with 157 relied heav between the inauguration of 1933
LKLE
g Greenwood and Danforth. $10,750, Kinoshita 680, Kaz Tatebe 668, ily on Frank Kawasaki with 156 and 1953.
We have no
I $4,000 down.
,
| ® ROOMS—brick, detached, oil Aki Idenouye 654, and Scotty
service charges.
Amemori 651.
heat, garage, Robbins St. $13,900,
Leading the ladies were Kay
I $4,000 down.
Mitsuhashi
713,
Sawada
f ® 6 ROOMS—-brick,
semi-deFEMALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
652, and Tomo Goto 600. — A. S.
I tached, air heat, Bishop St. $7,900,
OPERATORS for skirts and
YOUNG GIRL OR BOY, for
$1,000 down.
sportswear. A p p 1 y Paradise very fine and easy work in dental
TRAVELLING TO
Sportswear, 110 Spadina Ave., ^gh good opportunities. Phone
® 5 ROOMS—brick, bungalow
Toronto.
OR. 1269. Toronto.__________
JAPAN
with recreation room, Lonbor”O PERATORsTe^eHenced, on
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
°ugh and Eglinton. $10,000,
skirts. Apply Vanity Sportswear, for store in St. Catharines WriM
Sa,000 to $3,500 down.
119 Spadina Ave., (12th floor), °r apply to Mr. B. Sharp, 283 St
Or bringing
St. Christopher Mustangs. re- Toronto.
® 8 ROOMS—brick, detached,
Paul. St. Catharines, Ont. ______
someone over?
oil heat, garage, Parkdale dist presenting the Toronto InterFOREMAN with some mech
OPERATORS for men’s sports
We represent
rict. $16,000, down payment ar Church “A” Basketball League, wear. Avenue Plaza Sportswear anical experience for electric
Y^.^O* I all lines including
and current league-leaders, will (sixth floor), 318 Adelaide St. code manufacturer, good wages,
American President
ranged.
steady position. Ilsco Industries’
Canadian
Pacific,
play Hamilton Senior YMCA in West, Toronto.
6.19 Yonge St., Toronto, RA. 0393.’
Pan American, and
COSTING
CLERK
for
general
an exhibition game on Sat., Jan.
M. YANAGISAWA
Northwest Airlines.
BOV OR YOUTH for general
24, starting from 9 p.m., in th? office and typing, 5-day week, factory
work. Phone EM. 3-8457,
Writ# or call
profit-sharing
system ' office.
Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
second game of a twin bill at the Crystal Glass and Plastic Ltd., Toronto.
for full information
West Office: KE. 7941
Hamilton YMCA.
130 Queen’s Quay East at Jarvis.
RGOMANDBOA rd
or ratoB.
East Office: . GE. 1178
Hamilton YMCA is one of tin Please call Miss Symonf, WA.
ROOM AND BOARD available.
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
DOMINION TRA VEL
contenders in the strong Inter- 4490, Toronto.
Call T. Umezuki, EM. 6-5005.
OPERATORS, experienced on
OFFICE
OL. 1427, Toronto
City senior circuit, one of the top
Patronize
dresses and gowns. Apply A.
143 Queen BL West
basketball loops in’ Ontario.
i Richman & Sons Ltd., 161 Spa
Our
Advertisers
EM
G-6451
Toronto
dina Ave., Toronto.
■ p« w. f> f । ii— c j> __. ft |^„» ft ft.
DOMESTIC-HELP- WANTED
P.’S
WEEKLY HABIT
PRINTING
£m/w.^
I FOB SME
CAR BUYERS
1'
^S an additional service to my clients, I am pleased
f„,uln°'“nce that I now have Automobile Financing
iavihues in
~
BEFORE YOU BUY
.
Financing New or Used Car, See Me About My Low-Cost
g ana Insurance Service.
the
294 n „ . A
BILL TAKEDA AGENCY
Avenue
3-1349
INSURANCE
____
Toronto
RE. 2385
COUPLE as chauffeur-house
man and cook-general for family
of two adults, wages from $200
to $250 per month depending on
experience. Box 10, The New
Canadian.
PARTIES FOR NISEIS
CATERERS de luxe
^or Cnurch dinners, dances, weddings, etc.
in our
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
(air-conditioned)
TWO ROOMS, unfurnished
(One large front room, one mid
A i die room.. 48 Hickson St. Tor
N i onto.
THREE ROOMS, unfurnished, » 1
adults preferred. Call ME. 9792, * |
Toronto.
: '-
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I
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PAGE 8
THE
Toronto JCCA Chapter j Vancouver JCCA Sets
Membership Fund Drive j Annual Meeting Feb. 1 i
Previous Total
$973.00
S. Onizuka . .
D. Mori ... .
Suye Iwasaki
VANCOUVER
on
the pa
year’s activities and
2.00 ’
2.00 j election of new officers will be
2.00 I the main items at the Vancouver
4.00 | JCCA’s annual meeting slated for
-M | Sunday, Feb. 1, at Hastings Audi itorium, S2S East Hastings, from
5. GO
2 p.m.
5. CO
Conducting the meeting will be
2.00
2.60
Robert Miya; ■aka, B. C. JCCA
2.00
vice-president and ex-Sophy Ed
president of
Itou. All are
2.00
invited to attend.
2.60
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Noga.mi
Tokujiro Takenaka .................
Roy Sora ........................
H. Moriyama ..........................
Tom Sagara .....................
Shoso Tomihiro ......................
Iwajiro Imagama
M. Otsu .....................................
Mataharu Otsu
Shinzo Kitamura ........................
Y. Hayashi ..............................
N. Ma t o m u ra...........
2.00
Saturday, January 24, 1953
Lucien C. Kurata
THE NEW CANADIAN
Barrister and Solicitor
Notary Public
3 Adelaide St. E., Tow^m
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
1st and 2nd Mortgagl^
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
"
4/9 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
arranged
t
Off. EM. 6-0959 Res. LY. 3497
Au{horized as second class mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.
s
I
Steveston Shibai-Variety Show Runs fight Hours
In Unseasonable Heat But Attracts Over 600
By GENICHI OHASHI
2.00 I
•
NEW
Mam Nisihi New Prexy
Tor. Sangha Executive
Bob Shiozaki Heads
Club Queens Slate
M. Inouye ............................
STEVESTON, B. C. — Over
.
2.00
T. Fujino ..............................
•
2.00
600 persons from Steveston and
S. Suyama ................................
.
2.00
Mam Nishi was elected new
Vancouver
sat through an 8-hour
Kiyoki Sakaguchi ........................• 4.00
At a meeting held on Jan. IE Program in mid-summer heat at president of the Toronto Sangha
Y. Isoshima..........................
.
2.00
Bob
Shiozaki was elected to head the Steva Theatre on Jan. 4 to at its recent meeting. Frank Ya
Sho Okawara ........................
.
2.00
Miss Beth Nekoda ............. . . . . .. 1.00 the Club Queens for the new
watch the Steveston Buddhist mamoto is vice-president, Sam
^'Tkayoshi Moriyama
term. Other officers are Akemi Church’s s h i b a i and variety Baba secretary, and Ross Ohashi
•
2.00
Mr. & Mrs. Toshiyuki loi
.
4.00
Horiuchi, vice-president; Eiko show. Despite the unseasonable treasurer.
Mary & Jim Shino...............
5.00
Kitagawa, secretary; Gene Shin, heat and the crowded hall, the
Other officers include Shigeichi
Sadao Maikawa . .
2.00
F. Seto .............................. '.'.'.’’’’■
corn,
secretary;
Marianne
Kanda
3.00
affair turned out to be one of the Uchibori, social; Mas Tsuroda,
Richard Matsumoto ...............
and
Tats
Sakamoto,
program;
2.00
membership; Ed Yoshida, fin
best ever seen on the coast.
Frank Mukai ................................
2.50
Mary
Kuwabara,
social;
and
Bob
ance;
Ted Nishi, publicity; HarpThe lengthy program included
Kujiro Maeka .............................. '
2.00
Young-,
sports.
S. Uchikata ................................
20 English and Japanese songs. Nishimoto, welfare; and Tom
15.00
This Sat., Jan. 24, an Athletic 11 odoris, three shibais, as well as Shimizu, educational.
Tokue Kameoka............................. 15.00
H. R. Nobuoka .......................... 10.00 Night will be held with Club
Counsellors are Harry Kondo.
a large number of other items.
Y. R. Tagashira ..........................
3.00
Queens playing- host to Club Ami, Among the talented singers were Torao Takahashi, Dr. B. Akaye
Takeo Nishimura..........................
3.00
Girls will play basketball while Shigeaki Kobayashi, Riichi Na and Ken Morishita. H. Matsuya
Nobby Kimura ............................
2.00
the boys will meet in floor-hock- ! gata, Akemi Mukai, and Emiko ma and R. Fujii are auditors.
Mrs. Riyo Kimura......................
2.00
Takeo Sakata ..............................
ey.
Refreshments will be served.
Included in the Board of Direc
2.00
Miyazaki. Vancouverites Yukio
George Tsushima ......................
2.00
Matsuba, George Nomura and tors for the Toronto Buddhist
Harry S. Kondo ............................ 10.00
Susumu Matsuba and Nobby Ha Church from the Sangha are Ed
Hideto Watari ................................
2.00
Kichinosuke Nakatsu
mazaki of Vernon, made appear Yoshida, Mam Nishi, Mas Tsu2.00
John Nojima..................................... 3.00
roda’ Eoss Ohashi and Harry I
ances in the tobi-iri. •
Mrs. Ai & Tom Fujiwara . . .’
The first Family English Serv
6.00
Nishimoto.
' I
Four teenagers, Jean Sakai,
Kiyoshi Uyeno................................. 2.00 ice of the year will be held this
Edith Uyeyama, Sayoko Miya
Shoichi Fujiwara .......................... 2.00 Sunday. January 25, at 11 a.m
at
Kenzo Tomiyama ........................ 4.00
Queen Street- United Church, zaki and Kazuko Niwatsukuno,
Yoshinori Ishibashi .................... 2.00
took part, in the top odori per
St. at Euclid Ave.
Hirouemon Takagi ...................... 2.00
formance
in “Izumasume”.
Rev. K. Shimizu will take
Mr. & Mrs. M. Takaoka........... 5.00
Tom Saito was installed as
Mr. Yoshikazu Kimura............. 3.00
The shibais were “Ako-gare- president at the last meeting of
of
the
service,
preaching
Kiichi Maikawa ........................ ’’
on ‘‘Rejoice in the Lord”, ans n o-s u m u-machi”, “Juyo-shoruP the Toronto Young Adults Group.
Masao Murakami
2.00
wering the question “How can and “Oya-koi-kantaro”.
Tokumatsu Ichii .......................’
Others in the executive include
2.00
Steveston
Teen-Ager
Club
’
s
Ken Hayashi
we
enjoy
life
today?
’
’
Mr.
Tatsuo
Eileen Furusho, vice-president;
2.00
Lloyd Tatsuo Nishiyama........... •1.00 Sanmiya will sing- a solo in line talented youngsters who had pre
Ruby
Sora, recording secretary;
Ryoichi Nakashima
2.00
sented
a
concert,
last
year,
im
with
the
theme.
( Hedy Arai, corr. secretary; and
G. Higashi ......................................... ’
2.00
pressed
in
the
odoris,
“
So-runAkemi
Horiuchi
will
be
it
S. Urata .....................................
Mits Ohora, treasurer. Rev. K.
bushi ’ and “Tanko-bushi”.
M. Kawasaki ..............................
charge
of
the
Children
’
s
Room
i
Shimizu
is honorary president.
,
5.00
Rokuro Iwai..........................
All
youngpeople
are
cordially
Fifty
prizes
donated
by
Van
2.00
Convenors are Mitz Watanabe
K. Mori & Family ........................ 4.00 invited.
couver
and
Steveston
firms
were
and Shig Sora, membership; Sa
Minoru Hatashita............. ...........
2.00
given away in the special draw.
die Sakuma, Sab Takahashi, pro
Minegishi
Y Hirano ..
One of the impressions gained gramme; Mary Sora and Yosh
5.00
Kitagawa
2.00
by
this writer is that Steveston, Uyeda, social.
T. T erakawa
2.00
on the basis of this concert, has
The next Young Adults’ meet
Alfred Yamashita
2.00 j
MONTREAL — A skating par the greatest number of talented ing is slated for Jan. 27 with a
Hiroshi Nakamura ..
2.00
ty has been planned by the Mont
M. Hattori .....................
thought-provoking, lively panel
<iitists in Western Canada.
2.00
real Nisei Youth Organization
Hideo> Misumi .............
discussion entitled “The Affairs
Hikobei Mori ...............
for Friday, Jan. 30 from 7:30 p.
2.00
of Mr. Smith and Miss Yama”
George Iwamoto.........
2.00
m. at the Mont. St. Louis Gym.
to be held. The panel members
Miss Chiyoko Yanagis:
2.00
2145 City Hall Ave. just south of
M. Yanagisawa.............
will
arouse interest with wit
2.00
Sherbrooke.
Shuzo Hatanaka
wisdom and a bit of psychology.’
Y. Omoto ..........................
Any persons able -to execute a
2.60
A
sing-song, worship sendee and
I utaka. Fujita ...............
2.00
graceful
figure
S
are welcome but
two films are other items on the
Saichi Harafuji ...........
Montreal NYO Slates
Skating Party Jan. 30
I
WINTER COATS
Tailored to Measure
I MICHI ASHIKAWA I,
237 Seaton St. — Toronto^
t
Telephone RA. 2618
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT.
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*
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Office ra. 6549
Res. Ml. 6384
699 YONGE ST
(yonge at bloor)
English Family Service
At Queen St. United
Young Adults Plan
Panel Discussion
p>,T
284.4 YOHGE STREET, TORONTO
TORONTO
I F. A. Brewin, Q.C.
r Barrister & Solicitor
Cameron, Weldon,
Brewin & McCallum
■
372 Bay St., Toronto
Telephone EM. 3-4391
MOVING to b. C.?
Contact
JIM KAKUTANI
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
530 Burrard St.
Established 32 Years
Members of Vancouver
Real Estate Board
Phone MArine 6421
Day or Night
Varied Program
At JCCA Meeting
TORIC OPTICAL
7.00
if they are still in the figure 1
The public is invited to attend program.
class, then they are -even more the Toi onto JCCA’s genera;
Tom Yamamoto . .
10.00
The meeting will be held at the
Taliesin Yamasaki
OPTOMETRISTS
welcome. Althoug'h the NYO does meeting tomorrow, Jan. 25, at Queen Street United Church from
3.00
5.00
not expect many to be in any con the Canadian Legion Hall, 22 8 p’m’ *
— H. A
Dr. E. H. Kuwabara
10.00
dition to sit down after the out College St., from 8 p.m. There
Complete Care
K. Yano ........................
10.00
door
frolic,
all
skaters
are
invited
Miss Kiya Obokata
wnl be entertainment, as well as
NEW’ PHONE NUMBER
For Your Eyes
Geo. Umemoto .................
tc partake of some piping- hot 1 eports and elections.
P5°me mmber of Nobby
Kiyoshi Kakamura
Feature attraction will be bal lanaka of Toronto is KE. 1245
5.00
Tom Shimizu .. .
let dancer David Toguri who will
2.00
T A^NOWLEDGEMENT
Admission will be 25 cents. present his version of “Modern
Kiyoshi Ueysuei
2.00
LONDON, Ont. — London St.
260 I Everybodv i invited and boy or Jazz”. Other artists are Eiko Thomas JCCA gratefully ack
cats and dogs and Iwashita, vocalist; Frank Yama- nowledges donations from Mr*
118 W. HASTINGS ST,
Total to Date.........
I maybe eves mom and dad can
Y uniura °f To™nto, and
ea,
impersonator.
(AdvtQ
come along".
— J. ML
VANCOUVER, B. C.
An interesting item will be the Mr Yr v m®raory of the late
I
keyboard interpretations of hit cur. i. Kishimoto.
❖
songs from 1930 to 1953 by pianTORONTO J.C.C.A
❖
ki Ldot Jae with added commen
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
tary by Toyo Takata.
An added feature will be the
* For Wedding Receptions
appearance of Ghislaine French
❖
• For Private or Club Parties
❖
Canadian songstress, who in
❖
8 p.m.
❖
cludes in her repetoire such son^
— AIR-CONDITIONED —
as ’’Dominoe” and “April in
Faris”.
Toronto
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THE
Toronto JCCA Chapter j Vancouver JCCA Sets
Membership Fund Drive j Annual Meeting Feb. 1 i
Previous Total
$973.00
S. Onizuka . .
D. Mori ... .
Suye Iwasaki
VANCOUVER
on
the pa
year’s activities and
2.00 ’
2.00 j election of new officers will be
2.00 I the main items at the Vancouver
4.00 | JCCA’s annual meeting slated for
-M | Sunday, Feb. 1, at Hastings Audi itorium, S2S East Hastings, from
5. GO
2 p.m.
5. CO
Conducting the meeting will be
2.00
2.60
Robert Miya; ■aka, B. C. JCCA
2.00
vice-president and ex-Sophy Ed
president of
Itou. All are
2.00
invited to attend.
2.60
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Noga.mi
Tokujiro Takenaka .................
Roy Sora ........................
H. Moriyama ..........................
Tom Sagara .....................
Shoso Tomihiro ......................
Iwajiro Imagama
M. Otsu .....................................
Mataharu Otsu
Shinzo Kitamura ........................
Y. Hayashi ..............................
N. Ma t o m u ra...........
2.00
Saturday, January 24, 1953
Lucien C. Kurata
THE NEW CANADIAN
Barrister and Solicitor
Notary Public
3 Adelaide St. E., Tow^m
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
1st and 2nd Mortgagl^
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
"
4/9 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
arranged
t
Off. EM. 6-0959 Res. LY. 3497
Au{horized as second class mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.
s
I
Steveston Shibai-Variety Show Runs fight Hours
In Unseasonable Heat But Attracts Over 600
By GENICHI OHASHI
2.00 I
•
NEW
Mam Nisihi New Prexy
Tor. Sangha Executive
Bob Shiozaki Heads
Club Queens Slate
M. Inouye ............................
STEVESTON, B. C. — Over
.
2.00
T. Fujino ..............................
•
2.00
600 persons from Steveston and
S. Suyama ................................
.
2.00
Mam Nishi was elected new
Vancouver
sat through an 8-hour
Kiyoki Sakaguchi ........................• 4.00
At a meeting held on Jan. IE Program in mid-summer heat at president of the Toronto Sangha
Y. Isoshima..........................
.
2.00
Bob
Shiozaki was elected to head the Steva Theatre on Jan. 4 to at its recent meeting. Frank Ya
Sho Okawara ........................
.
2.00
Miss Beth Nekoda ............. . . . . .. 1.00 the Club Queens for the new
watch the Steveston Buddhist mamoto is vice-president, Sam
^'Tkayoshi Moriyama
term. Other officers are Akemi Church’s s h i b a i and variety Baba secretary, and Ross Ohashi
•
2.00
Mr. & Mrs. Toshiyuki loi
.
4.00
Horiuchi, vice-president; Eiko show. Despite the unseasonable treasurer.
Mary & Jim Shino...............
5.00
Kitagawa, secretary; Gene Shin, heat and the crowded hall, the
Other officers include Shigeichi
Sadao Maikawa . .
2.00
F. Seto .............................. '.'.'.’’’’■
corn,
secretary;
Marianne
Kanda
3.00
affair turned out to be one of the Uchibori, social; Mas Tsuroda,
Richard Matsumoto ...............
and
Tats
Sakamoto,
program;
2.00
membership; Ed Yoshida, fin
best ever seen on the coast.
Frank Mukai ................................
2.50
Mary
Kuwabara,
social;
and
Bob
ance;
Ted Nishi, publicity; HarpThe lengthy program included
Kujiro Maeka .............................. '
2.00
Young-,
sports.
S. Uchikata ................................
20 English and Japanese songs. Nishimoto, welfare; and Tom
15.00
This Sat., Jan. 24, an Athletic 11 odoris, three shibais, as well as Shimizu, educational.
Tokue Kameoka............................. 15.00
H. R. Nobuoka .......................... 10.00 Night will be held with Club
Counsellors are Harry Kondo.
a large number of other items.
Y. R. Tagashira ..........................
3.00
Queens playing- host to Club Ami, Among the talented singers were Torao Takahashi, Dr. B. Akaye
Takeo Nishimura..........................
3.00
Girls will play basketball while Shigeaki Kobayashi, Riichi Na and Ken Morishita. H. Matsuya
Nobby Kimura ............................
2.00
the boys will meet in floor-hock- ! gata, Akemi Mukai, and Emiko ma and R. Fujii are auditors.
Mrs. Riyo Kimura......................
2.00
Takeo Sakata ..............................
ey.
Refreshments will be served.
Included in the Board of Direc
2.00
Miyazaki. Vancouverites Yukio
George Tsushima ......................
2.00
Matsuba, George Nomura and tors for the Toronto Buddhist
Harry S. Kondo ............................ 10.00
Susumu Matsuba and Nobby Ha Church from the Sangha are Ed
Hideto Watari ................................
2.00
Kichinosuke Nakatsu
mazaki of Vernon, made appear Yoshida, Mam Nishi, Mas Tsu2.00
John Nojima..................................... 3.00
roda’ Eoss Ohashi and Harry I
ances in the tobi-iri. •
Mrs. Ai & Tom Fujiwara . . .’
The first Family English Serv
6.00
Nishimoto.
' I
Four teenagers, Jean Sakai,
Kiyoshi Uyeno................................. 2.00 ice of the year will be held this
Edith Uyeyama, Sayoko Miya
Shoichi Fujiwara .......................... 2.00 Sunday. January 25, at 11 a.m
at
Kenzo Tomiyama ........................ 4.00
Queen Street- United Church, zaki and Kazuko Niwatsukuno,
Yoshinori Ishibashi .................... 2.00
took part, in the top odori per
St. at Euclid Ave.
Hirouemon Takagi ...................... 2.00
formance
in “Izumasume”.
Rev. K. Shimizu will take
Mr. & Mrs. M. Takaoka........... 5.00
Tom Saito was installed as
Mr. Yoshikazu Kimura............. 3.00
The shibais were “Ako-gare- president at the last meeting of
of
the
service,
preaching
Kiichi Maikawa ........................ ’’
on ‘‘Rejoice in the Lord”, ans n o-s u m u-machi”, “Juyo-shoruP the Toronto Young Adults Group.
Masao Murakami
2.00
wering the question “How can and “Oya-koi-kantaro”.
Tokumatsu Ichii .......................’
Others in the executive include
2.00
Steveston
Teen-Ager
Club
’
s
Ken Hayashi
we
enjoy
life
today?
’
’
Mr.
Tatsuo
Eileen Furusho, vice-president;
2.00
Lloyd Tatsuo Nishiyama........... •1.00 Sanmiya will sing- a solo in line talented youngsters who had pre
Ruby
Sora, recording secretary;
Ryoichi Nakashima
2.00
sented
a
concert,
last
year,
im
with
the
theme.
( Hedy Arai, corr. secretary; and
G. Higashi ......................................... ’
2.00
pressed
in
the
odoris,
“
So-runAkemi
Horiuchi
will
be
it
S. Urata .....................................
Mits Ohora, treasurer. Rev. K.
bushi ’ and “Tanko-bushi”.
M. Kawasaki ..............................
charge
of
the
Children
’
s
Room
i
Shimizu
is honorary president.
,
5.00
Rokuro Iwai..........................
All
youngpeople
are
cordially
Fifty
prizes
donated
by
Van
2.00
Convenors are Mitz Watanabe
K. Mori & Family ........................ 4.00 invited.
couver
and
Steveston
firms
were
and Shig Sora, membership; Sa
Minoru Hatashita............. ...........
2.00
given away in the special draw.
die Sakuma, Sab Takahashi, pro
Minegishi
Y Hirano ..
One of the impressions gained gramme; Mary Sora and Yosh
5.00
Kitagawa
2.00
by
this writer is that Steveston, Uyeda, social.
T. T erakawa
2.00
on the basis of this concert, has
The next Young Adults’ meet
Alfred Yamashita
2.00 j
MONTREAL — A skating par the greatest number of talented ing is slated for Jan. 27 with a
Hiroshi Nakamura ..
2.00
ty has been planned by the Mont
M. Hattori .....................
thought-provoking, lively panel
<iitists in Western Canada.
2.00
real Nisei Youth Organization
Hideo> Misumi .............
discussion entitled “The Affairs
Hikobei Mori ...............
for Friday, Jan. 30 from 7:30 p.
2.00
of Mr. Smith and Miss Yama”
George Iwamoto.........
2.00
m. at the Mont. St. Louis Gym.
to be held. The panel members
Miss Chiyoko Yanagis:
2.00
2145 City Hall Ave. just south of
M. Yanagisawa.............
will
arouse interest with wit
2.00
Sherbrooke.
Shuzo Hatanaka
wisdom and a bit of psychology.’
Y. Omoto ..........................
Any persons able -to execute a
2.60
A
sing-song, worship sendee and
I utaka. Fujita ...............
2.00
graceful
figure
S
are welcome but
two films are other items on the
Saichi Harafuji ...........
Montreal NYO Slates
Skating Party Jan. 30
I
WINTER COATS
Tailored to Measure
I MICHI ASHIKAWA I,
237 Seaton St. — Toronto^
t
Telephone RA. 2618
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT.
ycccoi ^y%. JACcgcY^ &c,
*
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Office ra. 6549
Res. Ml. 6384
699 YONGE ST
(yonge at bloor)
English Family Service
At Queen St. United
Young Adults Plan
Panel Discussion
p>,T
284.4 YOHGE STREET, TORONTO
TORONTO
I F. A. Brewin, Q.C.
r Barrister & Solicitor
Cameron, Weldon,
Brewin & McCallum
■
372 Bay St., Toronto
Telephone EM. 3-4391
MOVING to b. C.?
Contact
JIM KAKUTANI
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
530 Burrard St.
Established 32 Years
Members of Vancouver
Real Estate Board
Phone MArine 6421
Day or Night
Varied Program
At JCCA Meeting
TORIC OPTICAL
7.00
if they are still in the figure 1
The public is invited to attend program.
class, then they are -even more the Toi onto JCCA’s genera;
Tom Yamamoto . .
10.00
The meeting will be held at the
Taliesin Yamasaki
OPTOMETRISTS
welcome. Althoug'h the NYO does meeting tomorrow, Jan. 25, at Queen Street United Church from
3.00
5.00
not expect many to be in any con the Canadian Legion Hall, 22 8 p’m’ *
— H. A
Dr. E. H. Kuwabara
10.00
dition to sit down after the out College St., from 8 p.m. There
Complete Care
K. Yano ........................
10.00
door
frolic,
all
skaters
are
invited
Miss Kiya Obokata
wnl be entertainment, as well as
NEW’ PHONE NUMBER
For Your Eyes
Geo. Umemoto .................
tc partake of some piping- hot 1 eports and elections.
P5°me mmber of Nobby
Kiyoshi Kakamura
Feature attraction will be bal lanaka of Toronto is KE. 1245
5.00
Tom Shimizu .. .
let dancer David Toguri who will
2.00
T A^NOWLEDGEMENT
Admission will be 25 cents. present his version of “Modern
Kiyoshi Ueysuei
2.00
LONDON, Ont. — London St.
260 I Everybodv i invited and boy or Jazz”. Other artists are Eiko Thomas JCCA gratefully ack
cats and dogs and Iwashita, vocalist; Frank Yama- nowledges donations from Mr*
118 W. HASTINGS ST,
Total to Date.........
I maybe eves mom and dad can
Y uniura °f To™nto, and
ea,
impersonator.
(AdvtQ
come along".
— J. ML
VANCOUVER, B. C.
An interesting item will be the Mr Yr v m®raory of the late
I
keyboard interpretations of hit cur. i. Kishimoto.
❖
songs from 1930 to 1953 by pianTORONTO J.C.C.A
❖
ki Ldot Jae with added commen
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
tary by Toyo Takata.
An added feature will be the
* For Wedding Receptions
appearance of Ghislaine French
❖
• For Private or Club Parties
❖
Canadian songstress, who in
❖
8 p.m.
❖
cludes in her repetoire such son^
— AIR-CONDITIONED —
as ’’Dominoe” and “April in
Faris”.
Toronto
4»
REPORTS
@ ELECTION
© ENTERTAINMENT
Persons interested in joining
tae 19o3 Toronto JCCA executive
• can submit their names during ,
ike evening-.
G I
THE SS^1 CHINA
u
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
Toronto.
(
€