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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 12
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14,
The Weekly Habit
.....
-By TOYO TAK^T 4-------------
Seven Nisei Attend
McMaster University
HAMILTON — Seven Nisei
students are listed as attending
McMaster LTniversity in Ham
ilton.
Ken Kadonaga and George
Yanagawa are both registered
in first year Engineering while
Frank Watanabe is in second
year Honor Chemistry. May
Watanabe is in last year Nurs
ing.
In post graduate work are
Midge Ishii who is taking Mas
ter of Science in Chemistry,
and H. Matsusaki who is taking
Master of Science in Zoology.
In his last year of Theology
is Kutch Imayoshi.
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
Japanese Makes Better Wife
Than Canadian, Says Soldier
There is a tendency, we believe, lack wit, unimaginative, and have
among Niseis to be over critical no deep or worthwhile interests.
with ourselves. Perhaps some, or*
VANCOUVER — Like all of
Let’s try the last one for fit.
much of it, is-'justified, but if we Bowling, jazz, Ozark Ike, the lat
his predecessors, Pte. Kenneth R.
are to take all claims about the est dance step, and now TV, is
Deeds believes that in Teruko,
Nisei at asserted value, we are about the limit of Nisei thought,
fifth Japanese war bride to ar
indeed a pitiful bunch of spine say the self critics. That’s bunk.
rive in Canada, he has found a
less characters.
better wife than he could in
If that's what you believe, then
Really, we aren’t that bad. On you don’t g-et around enough. Cir
Canada.
the contrary, we have a good culate more among the Nisei and
Stopping in Vancouver last
opinion of us, and we ^ speak as talk to them, seriously. You may
week before proceeding to Lloydones who are constantly exposed be surprised. Don’t expect to find
minster, Sask., where the couple
to them.
a rose on every bush, but there’s
expect to visit Beeds’ family, the
Our conclusion is that the Ni enough of them around.
Princess Pat private disclosed that
seis who are the most critical
There are Niseis well versed in
he prefers the Japanese customs
about the Nisei for being a Nisei current, affairs, in the arts, in
of marriage.
are those who don’t truck too philosophy, in religion, in what is
Said Pte. Beeds, “In Japan wo
much with their kind or whose believed to be heady subjects. Japanese Now Portray
men do as their husbands tell
sphere of Nisei contact is limited There are those with a wealth of
them. In Canada, the husbands
Chinese "Villains"
to then' own small circle. Here, knowledge in financial affairs,
de as their wives tell them. I like
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — This the Japanese custom best”.
aloof and often alone, they heap technical fields and in the scienc
disdain on their brother and sis es. These people don’t go around may well be called a “Times have
The couple met in Kure two
changed
”
story,
says
the
Rafu
ter Nisei.
years
ago and last week celebrat
talking about it at the drop of the
Shimpo.
Certainly, we acknowledge that hat, but it’s there just the same.
ed their first wedding- annivers
During
the
last-war,
Chinese
the Nisei, and we are speaking of We have our share of “eggheads”
ary. Mrs. Beeds learned about
Americans
were
used
in
movies
them as a group, are lacking here
western customs at a Canadian
We’ll say this about the Nisei.
to
play
Japanese
“
heavies
”
.
But
Red Cross school there and al
and there. We admit too, that Our Issei parents were too busy
they possess inherent racial char or not equipped to give us in any now that the U.S. and Japan are though she speaks only limited
acteristics that they could well do way an intellectual or cultural allies, Japanese Americans now English and his knowledge of
Japanese is sketchy, he claims
without. But there is no need of a background, and thus we have act as Chinese “villains”.
In the “Mr. and Mrs. North” they have no trouble conversing.
major operation to give the Nisei missed out much in our best
an entirely new group person learning years. As a result we television series, for example,
Pte. Beeds said that “Terry”
Bob and Frank Kumagai of Los
ality.
may not have acquired the taste
had a little trouble learning- to
Reason why . Niseis don’t seem- and yearning for the so-called Angeles, portray ruthless Chinese
up to what is considered par, is “better things” as have our Anglo- in opium dens. They will also ap
pear in a TV film called “Jade
that we base our standard on the Saxon friends many of whom have
Dragon” in similar roles.
Anglo-Saxon group. This being been weaned on a diet of good
an English speaking country and music, literature etc. Thus, as we
they being the majority, we look have so often quoted our own lit Pardon Hawaii Issei,
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — A
to them as'the acme or ideal. We tle philosophical phrase, “We are Flew Hinomaru in '46
song written in Japan and called
tend to compare everything with the product of our environment,
HONOLULU — Gov. Oren E. “Gomen Nasai” may' become a
them and where we fall short, and the victim of circumstances.”
Long has granted full pardon to hit song. Columbia Records last
well, we let out a blast .
So, what we might lack, it isn’t
three Big Island Japanese aliens week began pressing the surprise
That’s hardly fair comparison.
necessarily our personality make
who were convicted in 1946 of Japanese song after it created
Let’s put it another way. As up.
flying the Nipponese flag on Em much excitement when a Los An
the second generation of a nonNor can we really criticize the
geles disc jockey, Ralph Story,
peror Hirohito’s birthday.
English speaking immigrant critics. At one time we looked
The pardons were granted to' aired it over his show.
group, we’re doing pretty well; upon the Nisei as fair game for
Shizuichi Yamamoto, Seiichi Ma
The master of the recording
and the gap is gradually closing. verbal abuse. But we found good
suda and Kichihei Sueda, who was air-expressed to Los Angeles
A nd it isn’t just shortcomings we reason to admit we are -wrong,
were convicted under a territorial and it was planned to get copies
possess, as Niseis we have super and to reassess our opinion. Sure,
law prohibiting possession of an
ior points too.
we still say the odd nasty thing enemy flag. The Territorial Sup out to the disc jockeys as soon as
possible.
The Nisei are claimed among about them, but believe us, they
reme Court upheld the convictions
other things to be timid, inhibited, don’t deserve all of it.
When all the loose ends of the
last October on grounds a state of
war existed at the time the flags storybook-like tale were pieced
were publicly displayed on April together it was learned that “Go29, 1946.
men Nasai” (Forgive Me) was
The governor’s pardon follow originally a poem written by Dr.
ed an appeal by Hawaii County
NEW YORK — Former U.S. least partly responsible for the Attorney Albert M. Felix. He Benedict Mayers, then a sergeant
Sergeant John David Provoo who death of fellow prisoner-of-war, i wrote the governor the three had in Korea.
has been on trial for treason for Capt. Burton Thomson, after Pro suffered mental anguish, social
The tune was written by Ray
over three months, was found voo had reported him uncooperat criticism and financial loss. He
mond Hattori and then it was
guilty on Feb. 11 of four overt ive and anti-Japanese.
said jail sentences—of 30 days recorded with Corporal Richard
The jury also found Provoo
acts of treason. He now awaits a
each—would “only serve to create Bowers as the soloist.
sentence next week that could be guilty of offering his services to feelings detrimental to social har
The poem tells of an American
anything from five years in pris the Japanese and of making two mony of this community.”
GI who asks his Nipponese girl
radio broadcasts from Tokyo dur
on to death.
friend to forgive him for the
The 35-year-old GI had gone to ing the war.
About 20 Japanese citizens and Seek to Salvage Yamato brush off.
Japan before World War II where
Bowers, who' had since been
KUMAMOTO — Japanese of
he studied Buddhism and the several Nisei testified at the trial.
ficials are considering an appli discharged from the Army, was
Japanese language. After return
cation by a firm in Shimonoseki located in a New Jersey factory
FOR MUSHROOM FARM
ing to the U.S., he enlisted in the
and professional singing career
PORT CREDIT, Ont. — Kenji for permission to salvage the
army and was sent to the Phillipseemed in the offing for the Ne
ines where he became a prisoner Nakahara of Mio-Mura, Japan, 72,809-ton Yamato, what was
gro
ex-GI.
of -war. He is alleged to have arrived in Toronto on Feb. 5 to once the. world’s biggest battle
Proceeds from the piece will be
shaved his head and donned the work at the Leaverleigh Mush ship. It was sunk by U.S. Navy
aircraft April 7, 1945, about 100 turned over to an orphanage
robes of a Buddhist priest to con room Farm in Port Credit.
miles
southwest of Kagoshima, which cares for illegitimate off
His arrival adds to almost fif
vince his Japanese captors of his
ty Nisei strandees who have re when it left for a desperate sortie springs of American soldiers in
sympathy.
One of the charges on which he turned from Japan through the against the U.S. invasion fleet Japan, as per instruction by Dr.
off Okinawa.
Mayers on leaving Japan .
was convicted was that he was at Mio-Mura Liaison Ass’n.
cook with an oven but that he
likes Japanese cooking, especially
“sukiyaki”. He likes to see his
wife wearing Japanese clothes although she prefers western dress.
She said that she thought she
will be happy in Canada and that
she doesn’t plan to visit Japan
again until she has qualified for
citizenship papers by five years
Canadian residence.
A bartender in Toronto’s Nat
ional Club before he joined the
Princess Pats, Pte. Beeds told re
porters that he was interested in
the possibilities of a job should
cocktail bars be opened by a new
liquor legislation in Vancouver.
He also stated that there were
about IS Japanese brides of Can
adian soldiers in Japan when he
left.
Curiously enough, the five Ja
panese war brides to come to Can
ada, are now presently living in
different provinces. With Mrs.
Beeds making her residence in
Sask., the others are living in
Medicine Hat, Alta.; Kitchener,
Ont.; Ville La Salle, P. Q.; and
Halifax, N. S.
'Gomen Nasal, Song Written in Japan by Ex-GI
May Become Popular, Proceeds Go to Orphanage
JURY FINDS PROVOO GUILTY OF TREASON, HAD
AIDED JAPANESE CAPTORS IN LAST WORLD WAR
Show Sixty Japanese
Art Works in Vancouver
VANCOUVER — The first dis
play of Japanese art to be shown
in Vancouver was previewed at
the Art Gallery on Feb. 10 with
Takeshi Yasukawa, J apanese
Consul, officially opening the
exhibition.
The show, which contains 60
contemporary Japanese works,
including some hand painted
screens, was opened to the public
on Feb. 11 and will run to March
8.
5th Buddhist Confab
Slated for Montreal
MONTREAL — The Fifth
Annual Conference of the East
ern Canada Young Buddhists’
League will be held this year
in Montreal over the Victoria
Day weekend, May 16-17-18.
The fashionable Berkeley Hotel
has been secured as the site
for the confab with delegates
gathering from Hamilton and
Toronto as well as the host
Montreal chapter.
Official delegates will also be
attending for the first time
from the Eastern United States
Young Buddhists’ League.
The host chapter’s conven
tion committee is already lin
ing up a program that will
make this Fifth Anniversary
gathering the biggest and best
ever held. Details will be pub
lished in forthcoming issues.
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 12
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14,
The Weekly Habit
.....
-By TOYO TAK^T 4-------------
Seven Nisei Attend
McMaster University
HAMILTON — Seven Nisei
students are listed as attending
McMaster LTniversity in Ham
ilton.
Ken Kadonaga and George
Yanagawa are both registered
in first year Engineering while
Frank Watanabe is in second
year Honor Chemistry. May
Watanabe is in last year Nurs
ing.
In post graduate work are
Midge Ishii who is taking Mas
ter of Science in Chemistry,
and H. Matsusaki who is taking
Master of Science in Zoology.
In his last year of Theology
is Kutch Imayoshi.
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
Japanese Makes Better Wife
Than Canadian, Says Soldier
There is a tendency, we believe, lack wit, unimaginative, and have
among Niseis to be over critical no deep or worthwhile interests.
with ourselves. Perhaps some, or*
VANCOUVER — Like all of
Let’s try the last one for fit.
much of it, is-'justified, but if we Bowling, jazz, Ozark Ike, the lat
his predecessors, Pte. Kenneth R.
are to take all claims about the est dance step, and now TV, is
Deeds believes that in Teruko,
Nisei at asserted value, we are about the limit of Nisei thought,
fifth Japanese war bride to ar
indeed a pitiful bunch of spine say the self critics. That’s bunk.
rive in Canada, he has found a
less characters.
better wife than he could in
If that's what you believe, then
Really, we aren’t that bad. On you don’t g-et around enough. Cir
Canada.
the contrary, we have a good culate more among the Nisei and
Stopping in Vancouver last
opinion of us, and we ^ speak as talk to them, seriously. You may
week before proceeding to Lloydones who are constantly exposed be surprised. Don’t expect to find
minster, Sask., where the couple
to them.
a rose on every bush, but there’s
expect to visit Beeds’ family, the
Our conclusion is that the Ni enough of them around.
Princess Pat private disclosed that
seis who are the most critical
There are Niseis well versed in
he prefers the Japanese customs
about the Nisei for being a Nisei current, affairs, in the arts, in
of marriage.
are those who don’t truck too philosophy, in religion, in what is
Said Pte. Beeds, “In Japan wo
much with their kind or whose believed to be heady subjects. Japanese Now Portray
men do as their husbands tell
sphere of Nisei contact is limited There are those with a wealth of
them. In Canada, the husbands
Chinese "Villains"
to then' own small circle. Here, knowledge in financial affairs,
de as their wives tell them. I like
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — This the Japanese custom best”.
aloof and often alone, they heap technical fields and in the scienc
disdain on their brother and sis es. These people don’t go around may well be called a “Times have
The couple met in Kure two
changed
”
story,
says
the
Rafu
ter Nisei.
years
ago and last week celebrat
talking about it at the drop of the
Shimpo.
Certainly, we acknowledge that hat, but it’s there just the same.
ed their first wedding- annivers
During
the
last-war,
Chinese
the Nisei, and we are speaking of We have our share of “eggheads”
ary. Mrs. Beeds learned about
Americans
were
used
in
movies
them as a group, are lacking here
western customs at a Canadian
We’ll say this about the Nisei.
to
play
Japanese
“
heavies
”
.
But
Red Cross school there and al
and there. We admit too, that Our Issei parents were too busy
they possess inherent racial char or not equipped to give us in any now that the U.S. and Japan are though she speaks only limited
acteristics that they could well do way an intellectual or cultural allies, Japanese Americans now English and his knowledge of
Japanese is sketchy, he claims
without. But there is no need of a background, and thus we have act as Chinese “villains”.
In the “Mr. and Mrs. North” they have no trouble conversing.
major operation to give the Nisei missed out much in our best
an entirely new group person learning years. As a result we television series, for example,
Pte. Beeds said that “Terry”
Bob and Frank Kumagai of Los
ality.
may not have acquired the taste
had a little trouble learning- to
Reason why . Niseis don’t seem- and yearning for the so-called Angeles, portray ruthless Chinese
up to what is considered par, is “better things” as have our Anglo- in opium dens. They will also ap
pear in a TV film called “Jade
that we base our standard on the Saxon friends many of whom have
Dragon” in similar roles.
Anglo-Saxon group. This being been weaned on a diet of good
an English speaking country and music, literature etc. Thus, as we
they being the majority, we look have so often quoted our own lit Pardon Hawaii Issei,
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — A
to them as'the acme or ideal. We tle philosophical phrase, “We are Flew Hinomaru in '46
song written in Japan and called
tend to compare everything with the product of our environment,
HONOLULU — Gov. Oren E. “Gomen Nasai” may' become a
them and where we fall short, and the victim of circumstances.”
Long has granted full pardon to hit song. Columbia Records last
well, we let out a blast .
So, what we might lack, it isn’t
three Big Island Japanese aliens week began pressing the surprise
That’s hardly fair comparison.
necessarily our personality make
who were convicted in 1946 of Japanese song after it created
Let’s put it another way. As up.
flying the Nipponese flag on Em much excitement when a Los An
the second generation of a nonNor can we really criticize the
geles disc jockey, Ralph Story,
peror Hirohito’s birthday.
English speaking immigrant critics. At one time we looked
The pardons were granted to' aired it over his show.
group, we’re doing pretty well; upon the Nisei as fair game for
Shizuichi Yamamoto, Seiichi Ma
The master of the recording
and the gap is gradually closing. verbal abuse. But we found good
suda and Kichihei Sueda, who was air-expressed to Los Angeles
A nd it isn’t just shortcomings we reason to admit we are -wrong,
were convicted under a territorial and it was planned to get copies
possess, as Niseis we have super and to reassess our opinion. Sure,
law prohibiting possession of an
ior points too.
we still say the odd nasty thing enemy flag. The Territorial Sup out to the disc jockeys as soon as
possible.
The Nisei are claimed among about them, but believe us, they
reme Court upheld the convictions
other things to be timid, inhibited, don’t deserve all of it.
When all the loose ends of the
last October on grounds a state of
war existed at the time the flags storybook-like tale were pieced
were publicly displayed on April together it was learned that “Go29, 1946.
men Nasai” (Forgive Me) was
The governor’s pardon follow originally a poem written by Dr.
ed an appeal by Hawaii County
NEW YORK — Former U.S. least partly responsible for the Attorney Albert M. Felix. He Benedict Mayers, then a sergeant
Sergeant John David Provoo who death of fellow prisoner-of-war, i wrote the governor the three had in Korea.
has been on trial for treason for Capt. Burton Thomson, after Pro suffered mental anguish, social
The tune was written by Ray
over three months, was found voo had reported him uncooperat criticism and financial loss. He
mond Hattori and then it was
guilty on Feb. 11 of four overt ive and anti-Japanese.
said jail sentences—of 30 days recorded with Corporal Richard
The jury also found Provoo
acts of treason. He now awaits a
each—would “only serve to create Bowers as the soloist.
sentence next week that could be guilty of offering his services to feelings detrimental to social har
The poem tells of an American
anything from five years in pris the Japanese and of making two mony of this community.”
GI who asks his Nipponese girl
radio broadcasts from Tokyo dur
on to death.
friend to forgive him for the
The 35-year-old GI had gone to ing the war.
About 20 Japanese citizens and Seek to Salvage Yamato brush off.
Japan before World War II where
Bowers, who' had since been
KUMAMOTO — Japanese of
he studied Buddhism and the several Nisei testified at the trial.
ficials are considering an appli discharged from the Army, was
Japanese language. After return
cation by a firm in Shimonoseki located in a New Jersey factory
FOR MUSHROOM FARM
ing to the U.S., he enlisted in the
and professional singing career
PORT CREDIT, Ont. — Kenji for permission to salvage the
army and was sent to the Phillipseemed in the offing for the Ne
ines where he became a prisoner Nakahara of Mio-Mura, Japan, 72,809-ton Yamato, what was
gro
ex-GI.
of -war. He is alleged to have arrived in Toronto on Feb. 5 to once the. world’s biggest battle
Proceeds from the piece will be
shaved his head and donned the work at the Leaverleigh Mush ship. It was sunk by U.S. Navy
aircraft April 7, 1945, about 100 turned over to an orphanage
robes of a Buddhist priest to con room Farm in Port Credit.
miles
southwest of Kagoshima, which cares for illegitimate off
His arrival adds to almost fif
vince his Japanese captors of his
ty Nisei strandees who have re when it left for a desperate sortie springs of American soldiers in
sympathy.
One of the charges on which he turned from Japan through the against the U.S. invasion fleet Japan, as per instruction by Dr.
off Okinawa.
Mayers on leaving Japan .
was convicted was that he was at Mio-Mura Liaison Ass’n.
cook with an oven but that he
likes Japanese cooking, especially
“sukiyaki”. He likes to see his
wife wearing Japanese clothes although she prefers western dress.
She said that she thought she
will be happy in Canada and that
she doesn’t plan to visit Japan
again until she has qualified for
citizenship papers by five years
Canadian residence.
A bartender in Toronto’s Nat
ional Club before he joined the
Princess Pats, Pte. Beeds told re
porters that he was interested in
the possibilities of a job should
cocktail bars be opened by a new
liquor legislation in Vancouver.
He also stated that there were
about IS Japanese brides of Can
adian soldiers in Japan when he
left.
Curiously enough, the five Ja
panese war brides to come to Can
ada, are now presently living in
different provinces. With Mrs.
Beeds making her residence in
Sask., the others are living in
Medicine Hat, Alta.; Kitchener,
Ont.; Ville La Salle, P. Q.; and
Halifax, N. S.
'Gomen Nasal, Song Written in Japan by Ex-GI
May Become Popular, Proceeds Go to Orphanage
JURY FINDS PROVOO GUILTY OF TREASON, HAD
AIDED JAPANESE CAPTORS IN LAST WORLD WAR
Show Sixty Japanese
Art Works in Vancouver
VANCOUVER — The first dis
play of Japanese art to be shown
in Vancouver was previewed at
the Art Gallery on Feb. 10 with
Takeshi Yasukawa, J apanese
Consul, officially opening the
exhibition.
The show, which contains 60
contemporary Japanese works,
including some hand painted
screens, was opened to the public
on Feb. 11 and will run to March
8.
5th Buddhist Confab
Slated for Montreal
MONTREAL — The Fifth
Annual Conference of the East
ern Canada Young Buddhists’
League will be held this year
in Montreal over the Victoria
Day weekend, May 16-17-18.
The fashionable Berkeley Hotel
has been secured as the site
for the confab with delegates
gathering from Hamilton and
Toronto as well as the host
Montreal chapter.
Official delegates will also be
attending for the first time
from the Eastern United States
Young Buddhists’ League.
The host chapter’s conven
tion committee is already lin
ing up a program that will
make this Fifth Anniversary
gathering the biggest and best
ever held. Details will be pub
lished in forthcoming issues.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Two
by K. H. K.
“Well, why should they stay mar
Tei
Takata
Shines
ropolitan Badminton Club’s an
Japanese baseball stars will be
What
the
current
divorce
rate
ried if they're unhappy?” If you
nual tournament were Oscar
given tryouts with San Diego In Toronto 10-Pins
Mates, we don’t
Flat Broke looks like the team Hatashita and Susan Nakamura
Padres of the Pacific Coast
know
something like
League this spring said Padre to beat in rhe Toronto Nisei 10- who copped the “B” title, and Ike
two
out
of
three
marriag
Matsuo
and
Pin League as they came nrough
manager Bill Starr.
logically and if you are sincere
was it three out; of four? A
Both are with the Tokyo Giants for four more points in last Sun- vno won the “A” laurels." Over
about
your feeling- that there is
day’s skirmish with In-Laws, ex 6G players competed, with Nob
avho are arriving in the U.S. with
the rocks than last, which is a no longer anything to hold you*
the entire Tokyo squad on Feb. tending their league leadership by by Kimura capably handling the
harrowing
thing when you stop marriage together, why be unhap
16. They are first baseman Tet- 5% points. Easy Splits and Hur- aifficult task of the draw.
to think about it.
pily married ? Don’t wo have the
suji Kawakami,
voted the ricanes each picked up 3 points
Eliminated from “A” competi
Every now and then we come right to chuck this one over and
£
most valuable Central Loop play from Toki Toyams
and Has tion, Hatashita-Nakamura bounc across a Japanese name in the
er three times, and pitcher Take Beens.
ed back with three victories to statistics column headed “Divorc
Monsignor
answer to
Many outstanding
hiko Bessho, 29, the circuit’s
win the “B” title, defeating Yozy es Filed” and “Divorces Granted” these questions are something- to
£
bowled by players hitherto unmost valuable man last year.
rrances
15-n, in the daily newspapers. And think about. He points out that
Kawakami has played baseball known in this column, Tei Takata 15-11, in the finals.
more rarely than that, we hear pleasure is not the goal of any
for 10 years and batted .320 in emerging- with the highest 3of
a divorce within the circle-of thing but a by-product. Persons
Matsuo-Kitagawa advanced in
118 games last year while Bessho game average of 170. Among to the “A” finals but only after our acquaintances. It leads us to who make pleasure
soon
compiled a 33-12 hurling record newcomers were Mits Goto 163, pulling a mild upset'in besting believe that compared to the pop- find themselves bored, “for all
Slim Hashida 160, Frank Matsui
last season.
pleasures diminish with their
Ken and Alice Sugamori. The ulation as a
159,
Kaz Osaka 152 and Kaz Mu
The two players will play with
other finalists, Tosh Kitagawa are rarer.
repetition.” Marriage, like other
the Giants and later report to rata 140. Among regular high and Ruth Yano stopped George
If Nisei marriage
mor "contracts, is not to be terminated
Ontario, Calif., the Padres’ spring bowlers, Jack Watanabe 169. lakaoka and Kay Arai in the stable than those of the general because of mere moods. Stand
t
training camp. The Giants will Frank Kawasaki 158, Frank Abe
population, we have our Issei par ards of what is right and wrong
it
play all Coast League teams ex 155 and Sid Kondo 151 were con
-J®r:
Coming back
after ents to thank for that; for com are outside ourselves, Monsignor
cept Los Angeles, in addition to spicuous.
pared to divorces among- Nisei, Sheen maintains, and “saying wo
Slim Hashida’s consistent bowl iosing the first game, 11-15, Mat Issei divorces were certainly few are sincere in what we do does
the New York Giants, St. Louis
ing almost paid off when his high suo and Sherry Kitagawa played and far between. The state of not make a wrong right.”
Browns and Chicago White Sox.
single game of 211 was only short smart badminton in downing Ki- marriage of one’s parents, ac
’The most telling point he makes
three pins of Toru Idenouye’s I tagawa-Yano, 15-11, 15-9 to take cording to experts, have quite a
No Names Take Over
is
that divorce does not become
| the “A” championship.
all time league high of 214.
Lakehead Keg Lead
bit to do with the stability of one’s right because most people get di
own marriage.
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — No
vorces, any more than stealing
It
is
true
that
in
our
parents
’
Names who won out in the last
would bo right if most people be
generation, decent people simply gan stealing. Traditional moral
series, took over the lead in the
did not get divorces. Marriage ity, he stresses, is not too hard;
final series, now leading the sec
was
for keeps; divorce was a dis we are too soft.
ond place Alley-Cats by six pts.
In an inter-group THL Inter
grace. And rather than face, this
The leaders have 46 points, fol
Our Issei parents were not soft,
mediate game on Wednesday
disg-race,
Lightings,
Beavers
true, many Issei and in the twilight years of their
lowed by Alley-Cats 40, Ramblers
night at Agincourt Arena, Nisei
men and women cliose to stick lives, they can look back on their
37, Sitting Pretty 35%, Slo-Pokes
Flyers really flew up and down Tie for TYBS Lead
out an unhappy marriage. And sacrifices and know real pleasure
35%, and High Hopes 31.
the ice-lane to come up with an
With
only
one
more
week
rewhen
the sticking-out process got
High bowlers foi’ the week
easy 6-1 victory over Bank of maining’ in the second series in too much for them, a few chose in the realization that have pro
were Tony Tatebe 692(323), M.
vided their children with spiritual
Nova Scotia. It was the first the Toronto TBS Mixed Bowling the only way out—death.
Togawa 684(295), B. Tonkin 634,
as well as economic stability. I
game for Rai Adachi who took League, Lightnings and Beavers
The instinct for survival being hope as many Nisei will be able
Take Tatebe 666(300), J. Uma
over the goalie chores, and he are tied for first place, the latter what it is, the Issei with custom
koshi 627, and Shig Mitsuki 611.
to .say that when their children
turned
in a creditable job, mis nudging into the tie by beating ary forbearance and persever
For the ladies, Hayami Nishi
are grown
— from Crossroads.
sing a shutout by a few minutes Stardust^
5-2
while
the
erstance,
worked
hard
to
keep
their
mura was high with 629(255)
scores. Second was Sue Umako when a Nova Scotia player bang while leaders were losing to Tan- marriages intact. When one con
ed in a shot from a rebound.
gos 4-3.
S
siders that a great many of them Only One Nisei Player
shi with 560.
— K. T.
Rearguard George Anzai play
Other results last week were were so-called “picture mar- Advances in Tourney
ed a top hand in the offensive, Bees 7, Slo-Moes 0; Dominoes'5, riages” where the bride and
VANCOUVER
The Maria
garnering two goals plus one Rockets 2; Dreamers 5, Gio bridegroom w e r e practically
Stella
Badminton
Club
All-Stars
marker which was disallowed. Worms 2.
strangers until the day of their suffered a disastrous defeat ar
Crafty Yuki Kameoka also bang
High scorer by far was Tak wedding, then one can only mar
© 10 ROOMS — brick, detached,
the hands of their more exper
ed
in
a
brace
while
Ron
Pierce
Yoshida
with 816(314). Trailers vel that there were so few di
hot-water oil heat, double garage,
ienced opponents in the Red
Sussex-Spadina. 318,000, easy and Roy Kobayashi shot single- were Husky Iida 709(297), Shig vorces.
Feather Badminton Tournament
down payment.
tons. Kobayashi’s goal was the Takeyasu 700(322), Mits Otsu
Forbearance
and
perseverance
held
on Feb. 6-7 at the Marpole
© 11 ROOMS — detached, income picture play of the night as he
673(292),
Tomio
Nishikawa
667
and
unselfishness
in
putting
the
home, Berkeley-Gerrard. $12,250,
Community Centre.
scored on a three-man rush.
(322). Best in ladies was Kay welfare of their children before
35,000 down.
Nine of the ten Nisei players
The game also saw the first Mitsuhashi 655(246).
semi-detached.
MtQg
© 7 ROOMS
their own made many a success
^NxU
were eliminated in the first
convenient to transportation and appearance of Key Tanaka on
ful Issei marriage. This is not to
shopping.
Parliament
and
Queen.
round
while the only survivor,
Bl
defense this season.
say,
however,
that
such
a
mar
'L^
- 310,500, 33,000 down.
Kaname Oye, was knocked out in
Major worry for manager
riage was one grim round of de
® 5 ROOMS — bungalow, brick,
the semi-finals.
Mas Nakao is Major Fukumoto
Longborough, S10,000, $2,500 down.
termined effort to keep it going.
s
• 6 ROOMS — brick, bungalow,
who is now recuperating from
J
I don’t think that was the case
with garage. Pharmacy Ave.
an operation of his nose which
CALGARY, Alta. — The.Cal at all. I think what happened
I
$12,500, 32,000 down.
was
broken
in
four
places
in
a
gary Nisei Bowling League wound was that in making an effort to
© NEWLY BUILT store, Eglintongame
last
week.
A
fund
will
be
Oakwbod, with 4-room anartment.
up the first half of its schedule make their marriages work, our
❖ O $2,500 down. Greenwood and<«
S26,000.
started and donations will be
with Cardinals on top with 23 Issei parents found that the curb X Danforth, Grooms, modern kitch-X
appreciated, and can be for
wins, barely nosing out Falcons ing of selfishness entailed by that 4* en and bathroom, immediate.*.
M. YANAGISAWA
warded to The New Canadian
*♦*
who placed second with 22 wins. effort made them better persons *:* possession.
^1
Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
or Matt Matsui, 335 College
and
built
in
the
end
of
stronger,
❖ ® S2.600 dov/n. New solid bricky
Trailing were Eagles 18 and Ori
St. He will be lost to the team
X5-room
bungalow, no salary re-X
more
beautiful
union.
West Office: KE. 7941
oles 15.
<♦
quirements,
full price $10,900.
♦;•
for
the
season.
East Office:
GE. 1178
High averages went to Tomiko
It’s something we young mod
,*.
©
$3,500
down.
7-room
solid.*.
The Flyers have also scheduled Kamitomo and Ken Matsune, both erns can think about, we who
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
a
Benefit
Dance at the UNF Hall of the Cardinals, while Miss Ka like to take a “realistic” view of *«• brick, Broadview and Danforth,
OL. 1427, Toronto
Xgarage, many other extras.
X
on Feb. 27.
mitomo also held the high triple. marriage, we who like to regard T ® S5,000 down. Ideal income*:*
a
Eagles’ Rosemary Tanaka chalk it as merely a contact that can
home, 10 rooms. Major and.;,
Bloor, through hall, double gar- ••
ed up high single while men’s be voided on such grounds as the
$
age,
solid brick.
s
singles ended in a two way tie husband not taking enough baths
3
® S9,500 down. Duplex, 5 or 6*:’
with Gus Yamauchi of Falcons or the wife refusing to cook hus
rooms, air-conditioning oil, de
w
THE KEN SOBLE AMATEUR SHOW
and Casey Yoneda of Eagles. band’s favorite dish.
tached, Bloor-Runnymede.
4
over station CHML (Hamilton)
Tats Aoki, another Eagle, held
Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, who
KEN HORI
the triple mark.
has
lectured and written a great
Offering $50 weekly cash prize, $500 for final winner
Although Orioles ended in last deal about marriage, has a pro
Bernardi-Mathews
— Talent suitable for radio - - singers, dancers —
place, Yuriko “Rickey” Jomori of vocative article entitled “How to
Real Estate
instrumentalists - - welcome
the team made sure that they stay married though unhappy” in
if
Office OL. 4241 Res. GL. 8914
would not be denied of everything the current issue of Good House
Audition at Playter's Hall, 95 DantoNo Ave.,
1075 ST. CLAIR WEST
by breaking the previous ladies keeping.
Toronto,
at
2
p.m.,
this
SUNDAY,
FEB.
15th
i
2670 DANFORTH AVE.
high single and triple on the first
Confronted with the title, my
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£9
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Two
by K. H. K.
“Well, why should they stay mar
Tei
Takata
Shines
ropolitan Badminton Club’s an
Japanese baseball stars will be
What
the
current
divorce
rate
ried if they're unhappy?” If you
nual tournament were Oscar
given tryouts with San Diego In Toronto 10-Pins
Mates, we don’t
Flat Broke looks like the team Hatashita and Susan Nakamura
Padres of the Pacific Coast
know
something like
League this spring said Padre to beat in rhe Toronto Nisei 10- who copped the “B” title, and Ike
two
out
of
three
marriag
Matsuo
and
Pin League as they came nrough
manager Bill Starr.
logically and if you are sincere
was it three out; of four? A
Both are with the Tokyo Giants for four more points in last Sun- vno won the “A” laurels." Over
about
your feeling- that there is
day’s skirmish with In-Laws, ex 6G players competed, with Nob
avho are arriving in the U.S. with
the rocks than last, which is a no longer anything to hold you*
the entire Tokyo squad on Feb. tending their league leadership by by Kimura capably handling the
harrowing
thing when you stop marriage together, why be unhap
16. They are first baseman Tet- 5% points. Easy Splits and Hur- aifficult task of the draw.
to think about it.
pily married ? Don’t wo have the
suji Kawakami,
voted the ricanes each picked up 3 points
Eliminated from “A” competi
Every now and then we come right to chuck this one over and
£
most valuable Central Loop play from Toki Toyams
and Has tion, Hatashita-Nakamura bounc across a Japanese name in the
er three times, and pitcher Take Beens.
ed back with three victories to statistics column headed “Divorc
Monsignor
answer to
Many outstanding
hiko Bessho, 29, the circuit’s
win the “B” title, defeating Yozy es Filed” and “Divorces Granted” these questions are something- to
£
bowled by players hitherto unmost valuable man last year.
rrances
15-n, in the daily newspapers. And think about. He points out that
Kawakami has played baseball known in this column, Tei Takata 15-11, in the finals.
more rarely than that, we hear pleasure is not the goal of any
for 10 years and batted .320 in emerging- with the highest 3of
a divorce within the circle-of thing but a by-product. Persons
Matsuo-Kitagawa advanced in
118 games last year while Bessho game average of 170. Among to the “A” finals but only after our acquaintances. It leads us to who make pleasure
soon
compiled a 33-12 hurling record newcomers were Mits Goto 163, pulling a mild upset'in besting believe that compared to the pop- find themselves bored, “for all
Slim Hashida 160, Frank Matsui
last season.
pleasures diminish with their
Ken and Alice Sugamori. The ulation as a
159,
Kaz Osaka 152 and Kaz Mu
The two players will play with
other finalists, Tosh Kitagawa are rarer.
repetition.” Marriage, like other
the Giants and later report to rata 140. Among regular high and Ruth Yano stopped George
If Nisei marriage
mor "contracts, is not to be terminated
Ontario, Calif., the Padres’ spring bowlers, Jack Watanabe 169. lakaoka and Kay Arai in the stable than those of the general because of mere moods. Stand
t
training camp. The Giants will Frank Kawasaki 158, Frank Abe
population, we have our Issei par ards of what is right and wrong
it
play all Coast League teams ex 155 and Sid Kondo 151 were con
-J®r:
Coming back
after ents to thank for that; for com are outside ourselves, Monsignor
cept Los Angeles, in addition to spicuous.
pared to divorces among- Nisei, Sheen maintains, and “saying wo
Slim Hashida’s consistent bowl iosing the first game, 11-15, Mat Issei divorces were certainly few are sincere in what we do does
the New York Giants, St. Louis
ing almost paid off when his high suo and Sherry Kitagawa played and far between. The state of not make a wrong right.”
Browns and Chicago White Sox.
single game of 211 was only short smart badminton in downing Ki- marriage of one’s parents, ac
’The most telling point he makes
three pins of Toru Idenouye’s I tagawa-Yano, 15-11, 15-9 to take cording to experts, have quite a
No Names Take Over
is
that divorce does not become
| the “A” championship.
all time league high of 214.
Lakehead Keg Lead
bit to do with the stability of one’s right because most people get di
own marriage.
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — No
vorces, any more than stealing
It
is
true
that
in
our
parents
’
Names who won out in the last
would bo right if most people be
generation, decent people simply gan stealing. Traditional moral
series, took over the lead in the
did not get divorces. Marriage ity, he stresses, is not too hard;
final series, now leading the sec
was
for keeps; divorce was a dis we are too soft.
ond place Alley-Cats by six pts.
In an inter-group THL Inter
grace. And rather than face, this
The leaders have 46 points, fol
Our Issei parents were not soft,
mediate game on Wednesday
disg-race,
Lightings,
Beavers
true, many Issei and in the twilight years of their
lowed by Alley-Cats 40, Ramblers
night at Agincourt Arena, Nisei
men and women cliose to stick lives, they can look back on their
37, Sitting Pretty 35%, Slo-Pokes
Flyers really flew up and down Tie for TYBS Lead
out an unhappy marriage. And sacrifices and know real pleasure
35%, and High Hopes 31.
the ice-lane to come up with an
With
only
one
more
week
rewhen
the sticking-out process got
High bowlers foi’ the week
easy 6-1 victory over Bank of maining’ in the second series in too much for them, a few chose in the realization that have pro
were Tony Tatebe 692(323), M.
vided their children with spiritual
Nova Scotia. It was the first the Toronto TBS Mixed Bowling the only way out—death.
Togawa 684(295), B. Tonkin 634,
as well as economic stability. I
game for Rai Adachi who took League, Lightnings and Beavers
The instinct for survival being hope as many Nisei will be able
Take Tatebe 666(300), J. Uma
over the goalie chores, and he are tied for first place, the latter what it is, the Issei with custom
koshi 627, and Shig Mitsuki 611.
to .say that when their children
turned
in a creditable job, mis nudging into the tie by beating ary forbearance and persever
For the ladies, Hayami Nishi
are grown
— from Crossroads.
sing a shutout by a few minutes Stardust^
5-2
while
the
erstance,
worked
hard
to
keep
their
mura was high with 629(255)
scores. Second was Sue Umako when a Nova Scotia player bang while leaders were losing to Tan- marriages intact. When one con
ed in a shot from a rebound.
gos 4-3.
S
siders that a great many of them Only One Nisei Player
shi with 560.
— K. T.
Rearguard George Anzai play
Other results last week were were so-called “picture mar- Advances in Tourney
ed a top hand in the offensive, Bees 7, Slo-Moes 0; Dominoes'5, riages” where the bride and
VANCOUVER
The Maria
garnering two goals plus one Rockets 2; Dreamers 5, Gio bridegroom w e r e practically
Stella
Badminton
Club
All-Stars
marker which was disallowed. Worms 2.
strangers until the day of their suffered a disastrous defeat ar
Crafty Yuki Kameoka also bang
High scorer by far was Tak wedding, then one can only mar
© 10 ROOMS — brick, detached,
the hands of their more exper
ed
in
a
brace
while
Ron
Pierce
Yoshida
with 816(314). Trailers vel that there were so few di
hot-water oil heat, double garage,
ienced opponents in the Red
Sussex-Spadina. 318,000, easy and Roy Kobayashi shot single- were Husky Iida 709(297), Shig vorces.
Feather Badminton Tournament
down payment.
tons. Kobayashi’s goal was the Takeyasu 700(322), Mits Otsu
Forbearance
and
perseverance
held
on Feb. 6-7 at the Marpole
© 11 ROOMS — detached, income picture play of the night as he
673(292),
Tomio
Nishikawa
667
and
unselfishness
in
putting
the
home, Berkeley-Gerrard. $12,250,
Community Centre.
scored on a three-man rush.
(322). Best in ladies was Kay welfare of their children before
35,000 down.
Nine of the ten Nisei players
The game also saw the first Mitsuhashi 655(246).
semi-detached.
MtQg
© 7 ROOMS
their own made many a success
^NxU
were eliminated in the first
convenient to transportation and appearance of Key Tanaka on
ful Issei marriage. This is not to
shopping.
Parliament
and
Queen.
round
while the only survivor,
Bl
defense this season.
say,
however,
that
such
a
mar
'L^
- 310,500, 33,000 down.
Kaname Oye, was knocked out in
Major worry for manager
riage was one grim round of de
® 5 ROOMS — bungalow, brick,
the semi-finals.
Mas Nakao is Major Fukumoto
Longborough, S10,000, $2,500 down.
termined effort to keep it going.
s
• 6 ROOMS — brick, bungalow,
who is now recuperating from
J
I don’t think that was the case
with garage. Pharmacy Ave.
an operation of his nose which
CALGARY, Alta. — The.Cal at all. I think what happened
I
$12,500, 32,000 down.
was
broken
in
four
places
in
a
gary Nisei Bowling League wound was that in making an effort to
© NEWLY BUILT store, Eglintongame
last
week.
A
fund
will
be
Oakwbod, with 4-room anartment.
up the first half of its schedule make their marriages work, our
❖ O $2,500 down. Greenwood and<«
S26,000.
started and donations will be
with Cardinals on top with 23 Issei parents found that the curb X Danforth, Grooms, modern kitch-X
appreciated, and can be for
wins, barely nosing out Falcons ing of selfishness entailed by that 4* en and bathroom, immediate.*.
M. YANAGISAWA
warded to The New Canadian
*♦*
who placed second with 22 wins. effort made them better persons *:* possession.
^1
Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
or Matt Matsui, 335 College
and
built
in
the
end
of
stronger,
❖ ® S2.600 dov/n. New solid bricky
Trailing were Eagles 18 and Ori
St. He will be lost to the team
X5-room
bungalow, no salary re-X
more
beautiful
union.
West Office: KE. 7941
oles 15.
<♦
quirements,
full price $10,900.
♦;•
for
the
season.
East Office:
GE. 1178
High averages went to Tomiko
It’s something we young mod
,*.
©
$3,500
down.
7-room
solid.*.
The Flyers have also scheduled Kamitomo and Ken Matsune, both erns can think about, we who
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
a
Benefit
Dance at the UNF Hall of the Cardinals, while Miss Ka like to take a “realistic” view of *«• brick, Broadview and Danforth,
OL. 1427, Toronto
Xgarage, many other extras.
X
on Feb. 27.
mitomo also held the high triple. marriage, we who like to regard T ® S5,000 down. Ideal income*:*
a
Eagles’ Rosemary Tanaka chalk it as merely a contact that can
home, 10 rooms. Major and.;,
Bloor, through hall, double gar- ••
ed up high single while men’s be voided on such grounds as the
$
age,
solid brick.
s
singles ended in a two way tie husband not taking enough baths
3
® S9,500 down. Duplex, 5 or 6*:’
with Gus Yamauchi of Falcons or the wife refusing to cook hus
rooms, air-conditioning oil, de
w
THE KEN SOBLE AMATEUR SHOW
and Casey Yoneda of Eagles. band’s favorite dish.
tached, Bloor-Runnymede.
4
over station CHML (Hamilton)
Tats Aoki, another Eagle, held
Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, who
KEN HORI
the triple mark.
has
lectured and written a great
Offering $50 weekly cash prize, $500 for final winner
Although Orioles ended in last deal about marriage, has a pro
Bernardi-Mathews
— Talent suitable for radio - - singers, dancers —
place, Yuriko “Rickey” Jomori of vocative article entitled “How to
Real Estate
instrumentalists - - welcome
the team made sure that they stay married though unhappy” in
if
Office OL. 4241 Res. GL. 8914
would not be denied of everything the current issue of Good House
Audition at Playter's Hall, 95 DantoNo Ave.,
1075 ST. CLAIR WEST
by breaking the previous ladies keeping.
Toronto,
at
2
p.m.,
this
SUNDAY,
FEB.
15th
i
2670 DANFORTH AVE.
high single and triple on the first
Confronted with the title, my
I
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PHONE HO. 2728
3317 YONGE ST.
i
night of the second half schedule first belligerent reaction was
i
I
j/^s^sK
Club Starts Fund Appeal
8#
Page 8
Page 8
NEW
Toronto JCCA Chapter
Membership Fund Drive
Previous Total
$1,465.50
Saturday, February 14, 1953
fe
Y.B.A. Talent Show
Deadline Mar. 14
THE NEW CANADIAN
Lucien C. Kurata
'
and Solicitor
Mr. A. R. Katsuno .
Notary Public
Mrs. Teruko Ishii . .
,
An
Independent
Japanese-English
Organ.
VANCOUVER — British Col2.00
3 Adelaide St. E., Torons
D. T. Fujiwara.........
2.00 umbians are reminded of the
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
1st and 2nd Mortgage ^
Koryo Tanaka ...........
2.00 I March 14 deadline for sending
as a medium of expression and news outlet
Mrs. M. Sanmiya ..
_ „
^ranged
4.00
Off.
EM.
6-0959
Res. LY. 3427
official
entry
forms
published
in
among
those
of
Japanese
origin
in
Canada
Shigeo Nakamura ..
3.00
Min Sasaki .............
479
Queen
St.
W.
—
EMpire
6-5005
—
Toronto,
Ont.
The
New
Canadian
in
order
to
5.00
Authorized ga second class mail. Post Office Dept.. Ottawa.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Marubashi. 5.00 be eligible for the Vancouver
Isamu Omori ..................................
2.00
Toyokichi Omori ............................ 2.00 YBA Amateur Talent Show slat
ed for March 28 at the Ukrainian
T. Naruse ...................................
2.G0
Hall.
Mrs. Y. Hakkaku ........................ 2.00
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Nishiyama .. 4.00
Prospective entrants are urged
STUDIO
M. Ohashi ........... .............................. 5.00
to
act
immediately.
Singers
are
Sumiye Watanabe ................. .... 5.00
VANCOUVER
Taking deep shima, a U. of McGill graduate
Mr. Isamu Takenaka ............... 4.00 requested to supply their own
consideration
of
whether
to ac- who carried a heavy load for the
^iiI2!!®L^«kJORONT^ ONrt
J. N. Ono ...................................
2.00 accompanist. The rules also state
cept the presidency or not, long JCCA as secretary in 1952, has
Hideo Tamaki ................................. 2.G0 that duets will not be allowed.
Bert Murakami ............................ 2.00
Four persons were added to the experienced, energetic and pop accepted the Educational Chair
Kiyoshi Negoro ....................
[
Specialize in Small
I
4.00
newly formed 1953 executive at a ular Seiji Homma finally assent manship with the assistance from
Miss Yoshio Omori
Size
SPRING
COATS
I
2.00
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Kayahara ... 5.00 general meeting held at the ed, thus taking over the reins of Alice Konishi, Kiyozo Kazuta, Dr.
I
Eiji Miyasaki ................................. 2.00 Hastings Auditorium on Feb. 8. the Vancouver JCCA presidency Harold Saita and Dr. Mitsugu
237 Seaton St. — Toronto|
Girobe Miyasaki & Family
8.00 Sue Tateishi was elected social again. This will be Homma’s sec Shimokura.
:
T. Takeuchi ................
- 2.50
Telephone RA. 2618
I
Social events will see a drastic
co-convenor to assist George ond successive year. The election
Fumio Mizuno ..............
. 2.00
meeting
was
held
on
Feb.
5
at
the
T. Okawara ...................
change this year, according to
• 2.00 Komura. Taking over the sports
Powell
Street
United
Church.
Miss Amy Okawara ....
. 2.00 convenorship are Tadao Kitanewly appointed chairman Shozo
Chushichi Ebata ........
The vice-president’s position Imai, U.B.C. Arts student, who
2.00 g’awa and Betty Kitagawa. Geo.
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
H. K. Miwa......................
2.00
will
be
held
by
Robert
Miyasaka
Nomura will also act as chairman
av ill
be assisted by Marianne
George Tanabe .............
2.00
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT
while
Frances
S.
Takemoto,
long
M. Takasaki .................
Miyagishima.
2.00 of the YBA during the year.
associated with the JCCA with
Douglas Uchida ...........
2.00 Toshimi Tanaka replaces Genichi
The two welfare chairmen for
Tats Kikuta ..................
Homma in Greenwood and the.
2.00 Ohashi, public relations convenor,
the
past year, Sue Imayoshi and
Mr. & Mrs. T. Ogata ..
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
2.00 who resigned from the executive. past treasurer, was elected as
Dr. Matasaburo Uchida, will con
Danzo Tanabe ................
3.00
699 YONGE ST.
Noburo Kikuta.......... .. .
The Vancouver YBA has also general secretary. Grace Kurita tinue in this capacity while TaOFFICE RA. 6549
(yonge at bloor)
3.00
RES.
Ml.
6384
will be recording secretary.
Hisao Mende........................
Toronto
datoshi Ikeda has been re-elected
3.00 planned a dance on March 20 at
Utaro Tomimoto ............
Handling money matters for
3.00 Hastings Auditorium.
sports chairman. In charge of the
Mr. & Mrs. Kenzo Mori
the Vancouver JCCA which now
5.00
publicity committee will be Fumi
Seitaro Yamaoka .............
5.00
has a treasury of $1,415.18, will
T. Okada ...............................
Kakutani
and Grace Kurita. ■ Ge2.00
be a new member, Barbara Ada
S Umetsu ............................
2.00
nichi Ohashi, NC staff writer,
Doctor of Chiropractic
Eddie Ide ...............................
chi, formerly of Kamloops.
3.00
will
also
sit
as
an
executive
com
?
Mr. & Mrs. R. Obata ....
19 YONGE BLVD.
Four Nisei girls will appear
10.00
Miss Miyoshi Mickey NakaT
mittee
member.
Johnny Tanaka ................
?
5.00 tonight, Feb. 14, at the All Nat
Residence
Office
Kiyokichi Iwamoto .......
2.00
OX. 8021
HU. 8148
ions Cavalcade of Song And
Yasuhiro Obayashi ..........
2.00
Mataeman Fujita
.. .. 2.00 Dance at Massey Hall, in a per
Taneji Sada ......................... .... 4.00 formance of a Japanese classical
James Tosaka ....................... .... 2.00
dance.
Luke Tanabe .......................... .... 5.00
Under the sponsorship of the
K. Tanaka ................................. .... 10.00
MONTREAL — Miss June
Dr. E. Miyake........................ .... 10.00 Kisaragi Club, the dancers are
Barrister & Solicitor
Hayami and Mr. Connie Fuku
Miss K. Hiraishi ................... ... 2.00 Harumi Nakamura, Ikumi Yama
Mtss Mary C. Hiraishi . .. . ... 2.00
KAMLOOPS, B. C. — The yama were elected co-presidents
shita, Teruye Yamashita and
Miss Tomi Hiraishi ....
... 2.00
Kamloops Buddhist Church wall: of the 1953 executive of the Mon
Mr. K. Hiraishi .................... ... 2.00 Hope Handa.
treal Nisei Fellowship at a meet
LONG EXPERIENCED IN J.C.C.A., SEIJI HOMMA
AGAIN ELECTED VANCOUVER CHAPTER PREXY
MICHI ASHIKAWA |
8
8
J. T. MORITO, D.C
To Perform Classical
Dance at Massey Hall
June Hayami, Con Fukuyama Elected Co-Presidents 1
Of Montreal Fellowship, Group Now in Tenth Year
F. A. Brewin, Q.C.
Fete 5th Anniversarv
I
Cameron, Weldon,
Brewin & McCallum
Total to Date ... _........
(AdvtD
1,665.00
NYLON WEB
& NYLON TWINE
'First" Vancouver Fish
The Cavalcade includes repre
sentative songs and dances of
many racial groups.
Amateur Show Invites
Nisei to Appear
celebrate its fifth anniversary
with a ceremony on Feb. 21 at
Elks Hall starting from 6 p.m.
A concert and shibai will follow.
CLASSIFIED
372 Bay St., Toronto
ing held on Jan. 30.
Other officers include Miss To
yo Ono, treasurer; Jack Wata
nabe, Frank Matsubuchi, corr.
secretaries; Grace Hayami, re
cording sec’y; Mary Kabayama,
worship convenor; Tom Yamashi
ta, publicity convenor; Amy Uchioa, Jimmy Horiuchi, recreation
convenors; Jennie Kawai, Lucy 1
Taguchi, Shine Akiyama, social
convenors; Chizu Uchida, Mikio
Ochiai, past presidents.
The Ken Soble Amateur Show
is interested in having Japanese
FEMALE HELP WANTED
“■ Canadians perform on the proGIRL for marking in laundrv
। giam. A cash 'prize of $50 is givgood
wages. Apply 248 Avenue
j en to the weekly winner with a
Road, Toronto, KL 3037.
j grand prize of $500 awarded to
CAN BE WISE!
YOUNG GIRL or boy for ship
! the finalist.
ping
room. Apply Beverly Hat 71
The Amateur Show is broad
Buy Golf Clubs Now.
Tork St. (fifth floor), Toronto.
The new executive is planning
cast on Saturday over Hamilton
OPERATORS,
experienced
on
Call MI. 0346 between 7:30a gala year this term since this is
station CHML from 8 p.m.
skirts, highest wages, all year
j 9:00 p.m., ask for “Vic".
Interested persons can audition around work. Apply Aljean Sport
year Since the inception
of
the
Fellowship
group.
j
I
a
^
^
a
^^
ers
Hall,
95
Danforth
wear Ltd., 78 Wellington St West
TORONTO
Toronto.
, j Aye. in Toronto. An audition- is
$a
27, the new executive
being held tomorrow, Feb. 15,
OPERATORS for men's and boys' will take their respective offices. !
from 2 p.m.
tro j?e5s- r Permanent postition in Mrs. Jane Kawahara, first Nisei !
121 MAIN ST.
Vancouver, B. C.
»e have ru
service charges.
TRAVELLING TO
JAPAN
Or bringing
someone over?
We represent
all lines including
American President.
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
Northwest Airlines.
Writ* or call
tor full information
or ratoa.
dominion travel
OFFICE
143 Queen St. West
EM. 6-6451 — Toronto
dancers, either individuals or
groups, are invited to trv out.
Further information can be gained by phoning HO. 2728.
Frank Okubo Heads
Chatham Teenagers
modern factories, centrally locatea rest period, legal holidays, ex
cellent salaries. Apply Wm. Krangle Co., -145 King St. West, Toronto.
^ostess in Canada, will speak on 1
her training and experiences as 1
air hostess for Trans-Canada Air
OPERA 1ORS, experienced on
The group held its Annual Val
biouses, steady emplovment, high
est wages. Apply Front Page Fash- entine Dance on Feb. 13 for the
first social.
__ rp ■«■
10ns, 130 Spading Ave., Toronto.
OPERA 1ORS, experienced, for
single needle and two-needle
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
machines on lingerie, steady em£‘o;’?eni- APPh Wm. Gluckm 5
Toronto — Mr. Kichiji ShiCoKanada), 179 John St., Toronto nuzu, formerly of 703 Dupont S^ !
CHATHAM, Ont. - The newly
organized teenage club in Chath<an, the Kent-Y-Nisei-Teensters,
at its recent meeting elected
Frank Okubo as president for
HELP AVANTED
1953.
; YOUNG GIRL or boy for shioOthers on the new executive Pmg room. Beverly Hat Co 77
include Florence Yamamoto, vice- l2£LSM5thfloor), Toronto
president; Kay Nagao, secretary;
HANDYMAN for small carpenter
Hiroshi Wakayama, treasurer; shop, steady work. Apply Toronto
Charles Okubo (chairman), Sa Sneet Metal,J5_Phoebe_St., Toronto.
STUDENTS, junior, intermediate
chiko Wakabayashi. Jiro Seki,
O1
,,sem5Y ‘or chartered account
Programme committee.
ants oJice. Apply Duckman, ResTheir first project of the year nics and Co., 430 King St. West,
i 1
Toronto. rM, 6-6364,
the Valentine Dance on
; 14 which is to be topped off with
FOR RENT
'
the crownin
FOUR
ROOMS
of the Queen of
ir
Hearts.
it desired. Call WA. 9709, Toronto.
Telephone EM. 3-4391
MOVING TO B. C.?
Contact
JIM KAKUTANI
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
530 Burrard St.
Vancouver 1, B. C.
i
Established 32 Years
Members of Vancouver
Real Estate Board
Phone MArine 6421
Day or Night
if
.
TORIC OPTICAL
OPTOMETRISTS
Complete Care
For Your Eyes
, .
61
‘J
9
118 W. HASTINGS ST
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Las moved to 85 Lynwood Ave
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
•
•
For Wedding Receptions
For Private or Club Parties
—
™E
?
®
AIR-CONDITIONED
7
1
—
CHINA
™ubant
_
Toronlo.
11 FT
es
11 Elizabeth St.
5
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
-
NEW
Toronto JCCA Chapter
Membership Fund Drive
Previous Total
$1,465.50
Saturday, February 14, 1953
fe
Y.B.A. Talent Show
Deadline Mar. 14
THE NEW CANADIAN
Lucien C. Kurata
'
and Solicitor
Mr. A. R. Katsuno .
Notary Public
Mrs. Teruko Ishii . .
,
An
Independent
Japanese-English
Organ.
VANCOUVER — British Col2.00
3 Adelaide St. E., Torons
D. T. Fujiwara.........
2.00 umbians are reminded of the
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
1st and 2nd Mortgage ^
Koryo Tanaka ...........
2.00 I March 14 deadline for sending
as a medium of expression and news outlet
Mrs. M. Sanmiya ..
_ „
^ranged
4.00
Off.
EM.
6-0959
Res. LY. 3427
official
entry
forms
published
in
among
those
of
Japanese
origin
in
Canada
Shigeo Nakamura ..
3.00
Min Sasaki .............
479
Queen
St.
W.
—
EMpire
6-5005
—
Toronto,
Ont.
The
New
Canadian
in
order
to
5.00
Authorized ga second class mail. Post Office Dept.. Ottawa.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Marubashi. 5.00 be eligible for the Vancouver
Isamu Omori ..................................
2.00
Toyokichi Omori ............................ 2.00 YBA Amateur Talent Show slat
ed for March 28 at the Ukrainian
T. Naruse ...................................
2.G0
Hall.
Mrs. Y. Hakkaku ........................ 2.00
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Nishiyama .. 4.00
Prospective entrants are urged
STUDIO
M. Ohashi ........... .............................. 5.00
to
act
immediately.
Singers
are
Sumiye Watanabe ................. .... 5.00
VANCOUVER
Taking deep shima, a U. of McGill graduate
Mr. Isamu Takenaka ............... 4.00 requested to supply their own
consideration
of
whether
to ac- who carried a heavy load for the
^iiI2!!®L^«kJORONT^ ONrt
J. N. Ono ...................................
2.00 accompanist. The rules also state
cept the presidency or not, long JCCA as secretary in 1952, has
Hideo Tamaki ................................. 2.G0 that duets will not be allowed.
Bert Murakami ............................ 2.00
Four persons were added to the experienced, energetic and pop accepted the Educational Chair
Kiyoshi Negoro ....................
[
Specialize in Small
I
4.00
newly formed 1953 executive at a ular Seiji Homma finally assent manship with the assistance from
Miss Yoshio Omori
Size
SPRING
COATS
I
2.00
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Kayahara ... 5.00 general meeting held at the ed, thus taking over the reins of Alice Konishi, Kiyozo Kazuta, Dr.
I
Eiji Miyasaki ................................. 2.00 Hastings Auditorium on Feb. 8. the Vancouver JCCA presidency Harold Saita and Dr. Mitsugu
237 Seaton St. — Toronto|
Girobe Miyasaki & Family
8.00 Sue Tateishi was elected social again. This will be Homma’s sec Shimokura.
:
T. Takeuchi ................
- 2.50
Telephone RA. 2618
I
Social events will see a drastic
co-convenor to assist George ond successive year. The election
Fumio Mizuno ..............
. 2.00
meeting
was
held
on
Feb.
5
at
the
T. Okawara ...................
change this year, according to
• 2.00 Komura. Taking over the sports
Powell
Street
United
Church.
Miss Amy Okawara ....
. 2.00 convenorship are Tadao Kitanewly appointed chairman Shozo
Chushichi Ebata ........
The vice-president’s position Imai, U.B.C. Arts student, who
2.00 g’awa and Betty Kitagawa. Geo.
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
H. K. Miwa......................
2.00
will
be
held
by
Robert
Miyasaka
Nomura will also act as chairman
av ill
be assisted by Marianne
George Tanabe .............
2.00
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT
while
Frances
S.
Takemoto,
long
M. Takasaki .................
Miyagishima.
2.00 of the YBA during the year.
associated with the JCCA with
Douglas Uchida ...........
2.00 Toshimi Tanaka replaces Genichi
The two welfare chairmen for
Tats Kikuta ..................
Homma in Greenwood and the.
2.00 Ohashi, public relations convenor,
the
past year, Sue Imayoshi and
Mr. & Mrs. T. Ogata ..
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
2.00 who resigned from the executive. past treasurer, was elected as
Dr. Matasaburo Uchida, will con
Danzo Tanabe ................
3.00
699 YONGE ST.
Noburo Kikuta.......... .. .
The Vancouver YBA has also general secretary. Grace Kurita tinue in this capacity while TaOFFICE RA. 6549
(yonge at bloor)
3.00
RES.
Ml.
6384
will be recording secretary.
Hisao Mende........................
Toronto
datoshi Ikeda has been re-elected
3.00 planned a dance on March 20 at
Utaro Tomimoto ............
Handling money matters for
3.00 Hastings Auditorium.
sports chairman. In charge of the
Mr. & Mrs. Kenzo Mori
the Vancouver JCCA which now
5.00
publicity committee will be Fumi
Seitaro Yamaoka .............
5.00
has a treasury of $1,415.18, will
T. Okada ...............................
Kakutani
and Grace Kurita. ■ Ge2.00
be a new member, Barbara Ada
S Umetsu ............................
2.00
nichi Ohashi, NC staff writer,
Doctor of Chiropractic
Eddie Ide ...............................
chi, formerly of Kamloops.
3.00
will
also
sit
as
an
executive
com
?
Mr. & Mrs. R. Obata ....
19 YONGE BLVD.
Four Nisei girls will appear
10.00
Miss Miyoshi Mickey NakaT
mittee
member.
Johnny Tanaka ................
?
5.00 tonight, Feb. 14, at the All Nat
Residence
Office
Kiyokichi Iwamoto .......
2.00
OX. 8021
HU. 8148
ions Cavalcade of Song And
Yasuhiro Obayashi ..........
2.00
Mataeman Fujita
.. .. 2.00 Dance at Massey Hall, in a per
Taneji Sada ......................... .... 4.00 formance of a Japanese classical
James Tosaka ....................... .... 2.00
dance.
Luke Tanabe .......................... .... 5.00
Under the sponsorship of the
K. Tanaka ................................. .... 10.00
MONTREAL — Miss June
Dr. E. Miyake........................ .... 10.00 Kisaragi Club, the dancers are
Barrister & Solicitor
Hayami and Mr. Connie Fuku
Miss K. Hiraishi ................... ... 2.00 Harumi Nakamura, Ikumi Yama
Mtss Mary C. Hiraishi . .. . ... 2.00
KAMLOOPS, B. C. — The yama were elected co-presidents
shita, Teruye Yamashita and
Miss Tomi Hiraishi ....
... 2.00
Kamloops Buddhist Church wall: of the 1953 executive of the Mon
Mr. K. Hiraishi .................... ... 2.00 Hope Handa.
treal Nisei Fellowship at a meet
LONG EXPERIENCED IN J.C.C.A., SEIJI HOMMA
AGAIN ELECTED VANCOUVER CHAPTER PREXY
MICHI ASHIKAWA |
8
8
J. T. MORITO, D.C
To Perform Classical
Dance at Massey Hall
June Hayami, Con Fukuyama Elected Co-Presidents 1
Of Montreal Fellowship, Group Now in Tenth Year
F. A. Brewin, Q.C.
Fete 5th Anniversarv
I
Cameron, Weldon,
Brewin & McCallum
Total to Date ... _........
(AdvtD
1,665.00
NYLON WEB
& NYLON TWINE
'First" Vancouver Fish
The Cavalcade includes repre
sentative songs and dances of
many racial groups.
Amateur Show Invites
Nisei to Appear
celebrate its fifth anniversary
with a ceremony on Feb. 21 at
Elks Hall starting from 6 p.m.
A concert and shibai will follow.
CLASSIFIED
372 Bay St., Toronto
ing held on Jan. 30.
Other officers include Miss To
yo Ono, treasurer; Jack Wata
nabe, Frank Matsubuchi, corr.
secretaries; Grace Hayami, re
cording sec’y; Mary Kabayama,
worship convenor; Tom Yamashi
ta, publicity convenor; Amy Uchioa, Jimmy Horiuchi, recreation
convenors; Jennie Kawai, Lucy 1
Taguchi, Shine Akiyama, social
convenors; Chizu Uchida, Mikio
Ochiai, past presidents.
The Ken Soble Amateur Show
is interested in having Japanese
FEMALE HELP WANTED
“■ Canadians perform on the proGIRL for marking in laundrv
। giam. A cash 'prize of $50 is givgood
wages. Apply 248 Avenue
j en to the weekly winner with a
Road, Toronto, KL 3037.
j grand prize of $500 awarded to
CAN BE WISE!
YOUNG GIRL or boy for ship
! the finalist.
ping
room. Apply Beverly Hat 71
The Amateur Show is broad
Buy Golf Clubs Now.
Tork St. (fifth floor), Toronto.
The new executive is planning
cast on Saturday over Hamilton
OPERATORS,
experienced
on
Call MI. 0346 between 7:30a gala year this term since this is
station CHML from 8 p.m.
skirts, highest wages, all year
j 9:00 p.m., ask for “Vic".
Interested persons can audition around work. Apply Aljean Sport
year Since the inception
of
the
Fellowship
group.
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Hall,
95
Danforth
wear Ltd., 78 Wellington St West
TORONTO
Toronto.
, j Aye. in Toronto. An audition- is
$a
27, the new executive
being held tomorrow, Feb. 15,
OPERATORS for men's and boys' will take their respective offices. !
from 2 p.m.
tro j?e5s- r Permanent postition in Mrs. Jane Kawahara, first Nisei !
121 MAIN ST.
Vancouver, B. C.
»e have ru
service charges.
TRAVELLING TO
JAPAN
Or bringing
someone over?
We represent
all lines including
American President.
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
Northwest Airlines.
Writ* or call
tor full information
or ratoa.
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OFFICE
143 Queen St. West
EM. 6-6451 — Toronto
dancers, either individuals or
groups, are invited to trv out.
Further information can be gained by phoning HO. 2728.
Frank Okubo Heads
Chatham Teenagers
modern factories, centrally locatea rest period, legal holidays, ex
cellent salaries. Apply Wm. Krangle Co., -145 King St. West, Toronto.
^ostess in Canada, will speak on 1
her training and experiences as 1
air hostess for Trans-Canada Air
OPERA 1ORS, experienced on
The group held its Annual Val
biouses, steady emplovment, high
est wages. Apply Front Page Fash- entine Dance on Feb. 13 for the
first social.
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10ns, 130 Spading Ave., Toronto.
OPERA 1ORS, experienced, for
single needle and two-needle
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
machines on lingerie, steady em£‘o;’?eni- APPh Wm. Gluckm 5
Toronto — Mr. Kichiji ShiCoKanada), 179 John St., Toronto nuzu, formerly of 703 Dupont S^ !
CHATHAM, Ont. - The newly
organized teenage club in Chath<an, the Kent-Y-Nisei-Teensters,
at its recent meeting elected
Frank Okubo as president for
HELP AVANTED
1953.
; YOUNG GIRL or boy for shioOthers on the new executive Pmg room. Beverly Hat Co 77
include Florence Yamamoto, vice- l2£LSM5thfloor), Toronto
president; Kay Nagao, secretary;
HANDYMAN for small carpenter
Hiroshi Wakayama, treasurer; shop, steady work. Apply Toronto
Charles Okubo (chairman), Sa Sneet Metal,J5_Phoebe_St., Toronto.
STUDENTS, junior, intermediate
chiko Wakabayashi. Jiro Seki,
O1
,,sem5Y ‘or chartered account
Programme committee.
ants oJice. Apply Duckman, ResTheir first project of the year nics and Co., 430 King St. West,
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Toronto. rM, 6-6364,
the Valentine Dance on
; 14 which is to be topped off with
FOR RENT
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the crownin
FOUR
ROOMS
of the Queen of
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Hearts.
it desired. Call WA. 9709, Toronto.
Telephone EM. 3-4391
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Contact
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H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
530 Burrard St.
Vancouver 1, B. C.
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Members of Vancouver
Real Estate Board
Phone MArine 6421
Day or Night
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