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An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 42
The Weekly Habit
---- By TOYO TAKETA—
Even if racial discrimination in
employment is absolutely wiped
our, the Nisei still faces an unvsual kind of handicap. And it’s
a sort of problem that we wouldn’t
know exactly how to grapple
with.
The Nisei look too young for
their age. And as the Nisei pro
gress toward better opportunities
in employment, to positions of
greater personal responsibility
and administration, the bigger
this problem looms.
This is an ironical state of af
fairs. Under ordinary circum
stances, anybody would be de
lighted to be considered more
youthful than he actually is but
when one is a candidate for a
position of responsibility, too ex
uberant an appearance can be a
snag on one’s step along vocat
ional success.
We’ll be hearing more and more
of Niseis who wish they had
more of a look of maturity about
them. We’ve heard of several in
stances. It’s humorously tragic—
to hear Niseis wish they had few
more wrinkles oi' few less hair, or
something of a paunch in order
to land a good job or acquire
more clients. But that’s exactly
what could help them.
There’s no one or nothing you
could blame. It’s quite easy to see
that employers are hesitant abotrc
placing some one who still looks
like a high school student into
one requiring ability and capacdy. It’s also only human nature
that one is not too confident to
discuss legal matters with a
lawyer who looks as if he would
think habeus corpus is a Mexican
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1953
JC Float .Wins First
Prize in New Denver
NEW DENVER. B. C. — For
the third year in a row. a float
sponsored by the Japanese Can
adian community of New Den-'
ver won first prize in the Vic
toria Day parade on May IS.
The float was decorated with
artificial flowers of morning
glories and wisterias and com
peted with floats from various
organizations in the commun
ity.
The all-day celebration began
from 10 a.m. with the holding
of children’s sports, with the
parade and a performance of
Japanese odoris held in the
afternoon. Four girls in Japa
nese kimonos took part in the
dancing.
TORONTO, ONT.
Seven Nisei Giris Attendants
At Japanese Trade Exhibits
dish. Oi' would you be willing to
consult a doctor whom you wondea if he s cut up anything" else
Japanese textiles and a varied collection of sundry goods will
besides a rug ?
comprise,
the Japanese exhibits at the Canadian International Trade
And as racial discrimination
Fair which opens next week at the Canadian National Exhibition,
diminishes and we are exposed to
June 1-12.
better and more responsible openings, this will be more of a
Seven Nisei girls will be on<
dilemna.
hand at the 18 booths as well as Issei's Murder Appeal
at the unique Japanese tea-room
Why should Niseis look so much
which is the feature of the Japa Date Set For June 16
younger than their Occidental
nese exhibits. One of the girls
counterparts of the same age?
VANCOUVER — The date of
will
be
dressed
in
a
kimono
and
Race can’t be the entire explana
June .16 was tentatively set for
will be appearing at the tea the appeal of Kosaburo Masuda of
tion because the Niseis also ap
room.
pear to be much younger than
North Kamloops who is under
sentence
to hang" on June 23 for
their kind in Japan. We’ve met
The Nisei attendants will be
many Japanese around our age
Misses Jane Miyashita, Fumi Ta- the killing of his daughter, Mrs.
and they seem ten years our
kata, Susan Miyashita, Elsie Iwa Lily Bing.
The date was set last week by
senior—they too have beemamazsaki, Harumi Takaki, Betty Mo
the
Appeleate Court. Robert J.
"Hikawa
Maru"
Back
ed at the youthful appearance of
chizuki and Misao Izukawa.
the Nisei. Is it diet, climate, soc
Several of the girls will be McMaster was appointed to con
As
Passenger
Ship
dressed in kimonos at the open duct Masuda’s appeal as the Issei
ial conditions or is there some
other explanation for it ? Perhaps
VANCOUVER — The Nippon ing day. Hon. Lester Pearson, is without funds.
the subject is worth medical Y'usen Kaisha’s “Hikawa Maru” Minister' of Ext ernal Afi airs, is
will resume its Yokohama-Van expected to open the Trade Fair. twice as much space at last year.
study.
However, while it is a problem couver run for the first time since He is also expected to sip tea in Eight booths will be devoted to
Japanese textiles, emphasis be
to a degree, it isn’t the insidious World War IT as a regular pas the Japanese tea room.
Japan’s exhibits will occupy ing on synthetic yarns and fab
type that racial discrimination is. senger ship offering" first and
rics made from Canadian raw
And though we are getting plac two third class fares. Presently
materials. Ten booths will feature
es and we have federal and some being remodelled, it is expected Stowaway Out of Luck
a number of goods such as china
provincial legislation against dis to make its trans-Pacific voyage Wanted to Make Fortune
ware,
bamboo and other wooden
crimination, it’s far from licked. in August.
TOKYO — A 20-year-old Japa goods, lacquerware, optical instru
The Hikawa-Maru which plied
We talk freely about the grand
ments, cameras, canned goods,
opportunities open to us today, the Pacific between Japan, Van nese youth was handed over to
fishing tackles, toys, jewellery,
but we still do not enjoy equal couver and Seattle prior to the Maritime Safety Force officers off
bird
cages, dolls, food stuffs, bi
Cape Omaezaki recently after
opportunity. University gradu war, is the only NYK ship re
attempting" to stowaway on a Bor cycles, brass and bronze ware,
ates and Niseis seeking to use maining. It has been running as
clocks,
electrical instruments,
neo-bound Italian vessel.
their particular skill or talent are a passenger ship holding only 34
Yoshigoro Yamaguchi, found shoes, sporting goods, sewing
first class cabins but after re
still meeting rebuffs.
hiding in the pantry of the 8,100- machines, tool and other items.
The practice is still -widespread modelling, she will have 230 pas
ton oil tanker California shortly
Public days are Wed., June 3;
and not restricted to the colored senger cabins.
after
the
boat
sailed
from
Yoko
Fares from Vancouver to Yo
Sat., June 6; and Wed., June 10.
races alone. Just two -weeks ago
hama, said he planned to make a The Trade Fair opens from 9:30
kohama,
single
way,
are
first
we know of a well-known firm in
fortune overseas because he was a.m.
Toronto whose personnel man class $370 and up; third class, A,
out of money.
About 103 Japanese exhibitors
ager turned down a university $280; third class, B, $260.
will be represented and will dis
student applying for a summer'
play about 3,000 products. Kiyo
job with “You haven’t been in
shi Kimura, chief of the general
Death Takes Holiday
this country long enough.” He
affairs dept, of the Japan Export
happened to be Ukrainian.
For Japanese Farmer
Trade Research Organization, is
Exactly how should one react
TOKYO — Japanese police
Kelowna JCCA together with in charge of the Japanese exhi
Tremendous interest has been
when confronted with such a
i eported last week of finding a
bits.
situation? Should he blast the aroused in the Coronation of representatives from various soc
m u c h-battered and bruised
guilty party with both barrels, or Queen Elizabeth II which takes ial and religious groups, will en
farmer sitting dejectedly on a
should he accept his lot meekly ? place on Tuesday, June 2, at ter a float in the Coronation Day Japanese Seeks Return
railroad track.
parade, decorated with flowers
A verbal outburst would only Westminster Abbey in London. and typical Japanese ornaments. Of Ernie Pyle Theatre
He looked up and with a dis^
make him more stubborn and.less Japanese Canadians, too, have Odoris will also be performed.
gusted grunt told of ddath tak
TOKYO — The owner of the
responsive, while to submit with been caught up in the wave of the This is similar to what the Ed Ernie Pyle theater in downtown
ing a holiday.
out a word would never help the color and pageantry of the occa monton JCCA will do in the city’s Tokyo filed suit last week, de
The 40-year-old farmer, des
sion, and throughout the Domin
situation. Reaction should be
pondent and disheartened by
ion, will contribute their paid in “Parade of Nations”. The Budd manding the theater be taken
somewhere in between the two
his failure in life, said he had
the celebrations in their localities. hist Church in Picture Butte, away from U.S. military author
extremes.
unsuccessfully attempted sui
With most of the cities spon Alta., with the Women’s Associ ities and made available for gen
It
would
be
best
probably
to
cide several times, using every
soring parades and pageants, sev ation and Y’.B.S., will also pre eral use.
remonstrate with him calmly. He eral Japanese Canadian commun sent a float as will the Kent JCCA
thing from a traditional Japa
The deluxe theater, which has
is well aware that discrimination ities will enter floats and present in Chatham, Ont.
been set aside exclusively for
nese warrior’s sword to a carv
ing knife.
is wrong and feels uneasy about performances of odoris as their
Hamilton’s Japanese Canadian U.N. personnel since the start of
what he is doing. Make him feel contributions.
Failure followed him even
float in the city’s celebration will the occupation, was leased to U.S.
more uneasy without provoking.
into his attempts at harakiri,
be a community-wide project with forces by the government under
Then perhaps, when the next “un OPERATION MISCUE
the sum of $500 being spent. Nine the Japan-U.S. security pact when
and out of sheer desperation he
desirable” applicant seeks him for CAUSES NISEI’S DEATH
jumped in front of a speeding
JC groups are being represented. the occupation ended.
train.
The owner, in his Tokyo dis
.a postition, he will have changed
Toronto will not have an ethnic
REGINA,
Sask.
—
A
26-inch
trict
court action, insisted the
parade but the Inter-Ethnic Cit
But the engine bumped him
his attitude.
strip
of
surgical
gauze
left
in
the
izens Council is sponsoring a lease of buildings under terms of
off the track and only bruised
We can’t expect legislation or
throat of Clifford John Patrick Coronation Festival at the CNE. the agreement should be confined
him.
others to do the work of elimin
ating discrimination. We have to Tanouye, 32. was the cause of his Japanese Canadians will .not be to those serving a military pur
death following an anaesthetic participating as previously re pose in keeping with the objective
QUEBEC JCCA FETES
chip away when we meet up with
JC GRADUATES TODAY
it. Discrimination is down at the for a hernia operation, said a ported because of shortness of of the military functions of the
notice.
U.S. forces.
MONTREAL — The Quebec individual level and the most coroner’s jury.
Tanouye
died
in
Grey
Nuns
Doubtlessly olher communities
The owner—the Toho Motion
^GA is holding a ceremony for effective method of fighting it is
Hospital
on
May
8.
The
gauze
across
Canada
will
be
taking
part
Picture
and Theatrical Company
lhe graduates of high schools and through individual action in con
was left in his throat after the in the celebrations. Nisei social —contended the theater should be
universities today. May 30. from vincing those who are guilty of
- P-m., at the Japanese Canadian this practice, the error of their anaesthetic tube was withdrawn affairs on the Coronation theme returned since it does not serve
will also be held.
from his throat.
a military purpose.
Community Centre.
i way.
Japanese Canadian Ccmmamties Sponsor Floats,
Odoris, in Coronation Day Celebration^ June 2
VOL. 16 —NO. 42
The Weekly Habit
---- By TOYO TAKETA—
Even if racial discrimination in
employment is absolutely wiped
our, the Nisei still faces an unvsual kind of handicap. And it’s
a sort of problem that we wouldn’t
know exactly how to grapple
with.
The Nisei look too young for
their age. And as the Nisei pro
gress toward better opportunities
in employment, to positions of
greater personal responsibility
and administration, the bigger
this problem looms.
This is an ironical state of af
fairs. Under ordinary circum
stances, anybody would be de
lighted to be considered more
youthful than he actually is but
when one is a candidate for a
position of responsibility, too ex
uberant an appearance can be a
snag on one’s step along vocat
ional success.
We’ll be hearing more and more
of Niseis who wish they had
more of a look of maturity about
them. We’ve heard of several in
stances. It’s humorously tragic—
to hear Niseis wish they had few
more wrinkles oi' few less hair, or
something of a paunch in order
to land a good job or acquire
more clients. But that’s exactly
what could help them.
There’s no one or nothing you
could blame. It’s quite easy to see
that employers are hesitant abotrc
placing some one who still looks
like a high school student into
one requiring ability and capacdy. It’s also only human nature
that one is not too confident to
discuss legal matters with a
lawyer who looks as if he would
think habeus corpus is a Mexican
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1953
JC Float .Wins First
Prize in New Denver
NEW DENVER. B. C. — For
the third year in a row. a float
sponsored by the Japanese Can
adian community of New Den-'
ver won first prize in the Vic
toria Day parade on May IS.
The float was decorated with
artificial flowers of morning
glories and wisterias and com
peted with floats from various
organizations in the commun
ity.
The all-day celebration began
from 10 a.m. with the holding
of children’s sports, with the
parade and a performance of
Japanese odoris held in the
afternoon. Four girls in Japa
nese kimonos took part in the
dancing.
TORONTO, ONT.
Seven Nisei Giris Attendants
At Japanese Trade Exhibits
dish. Oi' would you be willing to
consult a doctor whom you wondea if he s cut up anything" else
Japanese textiles and a varied collection of sundry goods will
besides a rug ?
comprise,
the Japanese exhibits at the Canadian International Trade
And as racial discrimination
Fair which opens next week at the Canadian National Exhibition,
diminishes and we are exposed to
June 1-12.
better and more responsible openings, this will be more of a
Seven Nisei girls will be on<
dilemna.
hand at the 18 booths as well as Issei's Murder Appeal
at the unique Japanese tea-room
Why should Niseis look so much
which is the feature of the Japa Date Set For June 16
younger than their Occidental
nese exhibits. One of the girls
counterparts of the same age?
VANCOUVER — The date of
will
be
dressed
in
a
kimono
and
Race can’t be the entire explana
June .16 was tentatively set for
will be appearing at the tea the appeal of Kosaburo Masuda of
tion because the Niseis also ap
room.
pear to be much younger than
North Kamloops who is under
sentence
to hang" on June 23 for
their kind in Japan. We’ve met
The Nisei attendants will be
many Japanese around our age
Misses Jane Miyashita, Fumi Ta- the killing of his daughter, Mrs.
and they seem ten years our
kata, Susan Miyashita, Elsie Iwa Lily Bing.
The date was set last week by
senior—they too have beemamazsaki, Harumi Takaki, Betty Mo
the
Appeleate Court. Robert J.
"Hikawa
Maru"
Back
ed at the youthful appearance of
chizuki and Misao Izukawa.
the Nisei. Is it diet, climate, soc
Several of the girls will be McMaster was appointed to con
As
Passenger
Ship
dressed in kimonos at the open duct Masuda’s appeal as the Issei
ial conditions or is there some
other explanation for it ? Perhaps
VANCOUVER — The Nippon ing day. Hon. Lester Pearson, is without funds.
the subject is worth medical Y'usen Kaisha’s “Hikawa Maru” Minister' of Ext ernal Afi airs, is
will resume its Yokohama-Van expected to open the Trade Fair. twice as much space at last year.
study.
However, while it is a problem couver run for the first time since He is also expected to sip tea in Eight booths will be devoted to
Japanese textiles, emphasis be
to a degree, it isn’t the insidious World War IT as a regular pas the Japanese tea room.
Japan’s exhibits will occupy ing on synthetic yarns and fab
type that racial discrimination is. senger ship offering" first and
rics made from Canadian raw
And though we are getting plac two third class fares. Presently
materials. Ten booths will feature
es and we have federal and some being remodelled, it is expected Stowaway Out of Luck
a number of goods such as china
provincial legislation against dis to make its trans-Pacific voyage Wanted to Make Fortune
ware,
bamboo and other wooden
crimination, it’s far from licked. in August.
TOKYO — A 20-year-old Japa goods, lacquerware, optical instru
The Hikawa-Maru which plied
We talk freely about the grand
ments, cameras, canned goods,
opportunities open to us today, the Pacific between Japan, Van nese youth was handed over to
fishing tackles, toys, jewellery,
but we still do not enjoy equal couver and Seattle prior to the Maritime Safety Force officers off
bird
cages, dolls, food stuffs, bi
Cape Omaezaki recently after
opportunity. University gradu war, is the only NYK ship re
attempting" to stowaway on a Bor cycles, brass and bronze ware,
ates and Niseis seeking to use maining. It has been running as
clocks,
electrical instruments,
neo-bound Italian vessel.
their particular skill or talent are a passenger ship holding only 34
Yoshigoro Yamaguchi, found shoes, sporting goods, sewing
first class cabins but after re
still meeting rebuffs.
hiding in the pantry of the 8,100- machines, tool and other items.
The practice is still -widespread modelling, she will have 230 pas
ton oil tanker California shortly
Public days are Wed., June 3;
and not restricted to the colored senger cabins.
after
the
boat
sailed
from
Yoko
Fares from Vancouver to Yo
Sat., June 6; and Wed., June 10.
races alone. Just two -weeks ago
hama, said he planned to make a The Trade Fair opens from 9:30
kohama,
single
way,
are
first
we know of a well-known firm in
fortune overseas because he was a.m.
Toronto whose personnel man class $370 and up; third class, A,
out of money.
About 103 Japanese exhibitors
ager turned down a university $280; third class, B, $260.
will be represented and will dis
student applying for a summer'
play about 3,000 products. Kiyo
job with “You haven’t been in
shi Kimura, chief of the general
Death Takes Holiday
this country long enough.” He
affairs dept, of the Japan Export
happened to be Ukrainian.
For Japanese Farmer
Trade Research Organization, is
Exactly how should one react
TOKYO — Japanese police
Kelowna JCCA together with in charge of the Japanese exhi
Tremendous interest has been
when confronted with such a
i eported last week of finding a
bits.
situation? Should he blast the aroused in the Coronation of representatives from various soc
m u c h-battered and bruised
guilty party with both barrels, or Queen Elizabeth II which takes ial and religious groups, will en
farmer sitting dejectedly on a
should he accept his lot meekly ? place on Tuesday, June 2, at ter a float in the Coronation Day Japanese Seeks Return
railroad track.
parade, decorated with flowers
A verbal outburst would only Westminster Abbey in London. and typical Japanese ornaments. Of Ernie Pyle Theatre
He looked up and with a dis^
make him more stubborn and.less Japanese Canadians, too, have Odoris will also be performed.
gusted grunt told of ddath tak
TOKYO — The owner of the
responsive, while to submit with been caught up in the wave of the This is similar to what the Ed Ernie Pyle theater in downtown
ing a holiday.
out a word would never help the color and pageantry of the occa monton JCCA will do in the city’s Tokyo filed suit last week, de
The 40-year-old farmer, des
sion, and throughout the Domin
situation. Reaction should be
pondent and disheartened by
ion, will contribute their paid in “Parade of Nations”. The Budd manding the theater be taken
somewhere in between the two
his failure in life, said he had
the celebrations in their localities. hist Church in Picture Butte, away from U.S. military author
extremes.
unsuccessfully attempted sui
With most of the cities spon Alta., with the Women’s Associ ities and made available for gen
It
would
be
best
probably
to
cide several times, using every
soring parades and pageants, sev ation and Y’.B.S., will also pre eral use.
remonstrate with him calmly. He eral Japanese Canadian commun sent a float as will the Kent JCCA
thing from a traditional Japa
The deluxe theater, which has
is well aware that discrimination ities will enter floats and present in Chatham, Ont.
been set aside exclusively for
nese warrior’s sword to a carv
ing knife.
is wrong and feels uneasy about performances of odoris as their
Hamilton’s Japanese Canadian U.N. personnel since the start of
what he is doing. Make him feel contributions.
Failure followed him even
float in the city’s celebration will the occupation, was leased to U.S.
more uneasy without provoking.
into his attempts at harakiri,
be a community-wide project with forces by the government under
Then perhaps, when the next “un OPERATION MISCUE
the sum of $500 being spent. Nine the Japan-U.S. security pact when
and out of sheer desperation he
desirable” applicant seeks him for CAUSES NISEI’S DEATH
jumped in front of a speeding
JC groups are being represented. the occupation ended.
train.
The owner, in his Tokyo dis
.a postition, he will have changed
Toronto will not have an ethnic
REGINA,
Sask.
—
A
26-inch
trict
court action, insisted the
parade but the Inter-Ethnic Cit
But the engine bumped him
his attitude.
strip
of
surgical
gauze
left
in
the
izens Council is sponsoring a lease of buildings under terms of
off the track and only bruised
We can’t expect legislation or
throat of Clifford John Patrick Coronation Festival at the CNE. the agreement should be confined
him.
others to do the work of elimin
ating discrimination. We have to Tanouye, 32. was the cause of his Japanese Canadians will .not be to those serving a military pur
death following an anaesthetic participating as previously re pose in keeping with the objective
QUEBEC JCCA FETES
chip away when we meet up with
JC GRADUATES TODAY
it. Discrimination is down at the for a hernia operation, said a ported because of shortness of of the military functions of the
notice.
U.S. forces.
MONTREAL — The Quebec individual level and the most coroner’s jury.
Tanouye
died
in
Grey
Nuns
Doubtlessly olher communities
The owner—the Toho Motion
^GA is holding a ceremony for effective method of fighting it is
Hospital
on
May
8.
The
gauze
across
Canada
will
be
taking
part
Picture
and Theatrical Company
lhe graduates of high schools and through individual action in con
was left in his throat after the in the celebrations. Nisei social —contended the theater should be
universities today. May 30. from vincing those who are guilty of
- P-m., at the Japanese Canadian this practice, the error of their anaesthetic tube was withdrawn affairs on the Coronation theme returned since it does not serve
will also be held.
from his throat.
a military purpose.
Community Centre.
i way.
Japanese Canadian Ccmmamties Sponsor Floats,
Odoris, in Coronation Day Celebration^ June 2
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AS SUNDAY LOOP OPENS
By HARRY KIMURA
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The Toronto Nisei Sunday Baseball L
BER. Alta. — The
ed
two
hit:
season with all six teams getting into action on May 24. Bu
wore the o
and Nobbies won handily, routing their opposition ' while Bussei I TYBS Tennis Starts
th's t win of
infant
managed to edge out S. Kamo Builders.
Evening Sessions
• bounced buck
In the night cap. Jackie Ohno
Homers by Johnny Kajioka and
The Toronto Y.B.S. Tennis Club
coy the
leap
6-5
of
a
Toki Kamino featured the 5-3 of Nobbies collected two hits
will start its evening practices ar
all the way for
win
victory of Bussei at Christie Pits.
Trinity Courts from June 4 on
The
Tabormen
blanked
the
Kajioka’s homerun with Kunio in recording a five-hitter and Tuesday and
winners tSlliod two runs in the
Suyama on base in the fourth in striking out seven batters. Mac from 6:30 to
Lloyd
Knibbs
’
sizzlingthreeseventh inning and then hold on
ning with the score at 2-2, proved Oikawa started for Yamada
3, and 4 will be used with Edzv hitter to run the “Niseis” losing
grimly
for the rest of the game,
Schedule this Sunday. May 31
rhe winning margin. The Build
Tsujimoto in charge of 1 and 2. streak to tlrfee games.
picking up their initial win of the
ers’ Tommy Hayakawa opened
and Fuz Fujiwara 3 anc
The
only
run
in
the
ninth
frame
season
in four attempts.
the scoring- in the first frame at S:45 a.m.; Buzzers vs Yamada
Contestants in the co
of
the
first
game
came
on
;
Abe
when singled, stole second and at Christie Pits. Monarchs v<
tournament will only be re- ly error by pitcher Art
third, and scored on an error.
quired to play one 2 out of 3 after the two teams had 1
ponsorod nine, pounding out
Kamino’s roundtripper in the
match per day beemuse of the
ate. Oshiro three hits in four
whil
fifth brought the score to 4-3 but
Deadline for threw wild to first base after
the Bussei held on to their lead.
entries is set at June 4, 9 p.m.. at fielding- Don Penney’ hopper ami Hayashi and Miko Kamm collect
Ted Nishimura of Bussei shared
Trinity Courts.
the next man to the plat
ed the others.
rbi honors with Kajioka, each
Roy Shin is expecting to re promptly hit a game-winning
F
with two. Ken Nakamichi and I.
serve a private train coach for double, sc
00- 200 „ G 9
Shiozaki both allowed only five
end base.
Taber .
010 022 000 -5 (1 4
,
All
the
scoring
in
the
WesternYork for the Civic Holiday. Ap
hits, the latter the winner. Kunio
Taber hurler Knibbs mowed,
Ohno
MeSuyama and Dave Sakamoto, Brants game was done in the plications will be limited, there
cis" hitters in
handled catching- chores for the fourth f r a m e but Westerns fore early applications will have
the route' while Osh ire
310 NTR E A L S E ID O - K A N
emerged
from
the
fray
one
run
priority.
Mary
Ebata
can
be
con
pitched a fine game
winners and losers.
Ken Izumi was practically the short to lose another tough deci tacted for- reservations.
hits while? fanning
sion,
2-1,
to
the
Brants
in
a
West
whole show for Buzzers, last
MONTREAL — The Montreal
year’s champs, as he limited Mon Toronto Senior tilt on May 2S.
Seido-kan is planning- to hold an
Westerns, in their half, scored
archs to three hits in the 8-1 win
Eastern
Canada Judo Yudansha.
while collecting two hits at the an unearned run when Aki Ha
tournament in early October. Varplate. Fred Tanaka’s two hits and yashi walked, stole second, and
ions judo
WRoy Sora’s bingle also contribut came, home on an error. But
TOKYO
World flyweig-ht champion Tanny Campo before preached.
ed to the win. T. Sakamoto was Brants bounced back when Bert champion Yoshio Shirai’s next- 25,000 fans this month.
About 40 youths are presently
the losing hurler, pitching a 7- Forbes pickled one of Joe Brown’s defense of his crown will most
receiving
training every Satur
hitter. Maw Uyenaka and R. Seko slants over the left field barrier probably be
Britain’s orally said Campo’s continuous day.
with a mate aboard to enable Terry Allen sometime in October clinching and holding tactics not
were catchers.
In the lone game at Stanley them to go ahead 2-1, a lead that- in Tokyo.
only confused Shirai but also
Park, Nobbies who occupied the stood up.
Kakumasa Hamamoto, pres wore him down physically to ac
Brown pitched well, limiting ident of International Promotions count for the close decision.
cellar last year, showed lots of
life in swamping Yamada Studio the Brants to seven hits, but which has exclusive, rights to all
It is hardly likely that Shirai
13-4, unleashing- a savage 13-hit Westerns’ bats were muffled by Shirai’s fights, said negotiations
to risk his ® 6 ROOMS — brick, semi-detach
with
Allen
have
been
virtually
attack in knocking out three Jack Caffery and Howie Adams
title against Allen, The “hard- ed, sun room, oil heat, McFarland
Ave., near Peterboro. S12,700, $2,500
Purlers. Roy Kobayashi’s bases- who took over in the fourth. Only completed except for the site, but ships” of fightingdown, balance to pay owner, open
loaded triple was the back-break Westerns’ batsmen who garnered Allen has stated his willingness have been conveyed to him by the mortgage. Possession within three
er, although he was tagged out on hits were Sub Miike, Joe Brown, to fight in Tokyo and the indica erstwhile flyweight
champion days, quick sale.
tions are that it will be held in Dado Marino who fought former ® 7 ROOMS — brick, detached, oil
trying to stretch it to a homer. and Ken Ohara, all singles.
Sock Tsukamoto belted a homeSterling defensive outfielder the same outdoor ring where Shi world champion Rinty Monaghan. hot-water heat, garage, Ossingtonrun for the losers. Frank Uyeda Key Tanaka will be lost to the rai‘successfully defended the title Tokyo also draws more for a fly Bloor. $13,500, $5,000 down.
Philippine
flyweight weight title fight.
Westerns for about a month be against
® 9 ROOMS — brick, detached,
garage, oil heat, Bloor-Shaw.
cause of a jammed finger suffer
$16,300, half down.
ed at work. The loss of Tanaka
® 8 ROOMS — brick, detached, on
® SI,500 DOWN — $8,900 full price, and the absence of Maw Mori
Drayton.
$12,900, $3,600 down.
6 rooms, hardwood floor, garage didn’t help the Westerns’ cause
facilities, oil heat, East End.
as manager Buzz Ogaki was
*
HELP WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED
® S3,500 DOWN — 7 rooms, de forced to shuffle his lineup.
HANDYMAN lor carpentry shop.
GIRLS for light factory work,
tached, hot-water with oil heat, Only Yuki Kameoka, Major Fu
M. YANAGISAWA
typing helpful but not essential, Apply 6 Phoebe St., Toronto.
Si 1,500 full price.
kumoto and Aki Hayashi were 5-day week. Apply Mayfair Spec
AGENT FOR K. WILES
EXPERIENCED HOFFMAN pres© SI 1,900 FULL PRICE — detached, playing their usual positions.
ial ty, 350 Sorauren Ave., Toronto.
West Office: KE. 7941
ser. Piece-work or salary, year
square plan, 6 rooms, oil heat,
Westerns
have
a
big
weekend
East
Office:
GE. 1178
around
work.
Apply
Alfie's
Clean
WOMEN
with
electric
sewing
S4,000 down, Glenmore Rd.
Residence: 650 Bathurst St.
coming up, with five games sched machines to do light sewing at ers, 12 Gladstone Ave., Toronto.
@ S13,000 FULL PRICE — 1% story,
home.
Apply Mayfair Specialty, OL, 2361.___________________________
OL. 1427, Toronto
■
6 years old, 7 rooms, detached, uled in three days. Today, May 350
Sorauren Ave., Toronto.______
MAN FOR STEADY work, 18 to
modern kitchen, 4-piece washroom, 30, Westerns play Mahers at 3:45 1
35,
all-year around, experience not
STENOGRAPHER,
highest
wages
Keele & Eglinton.
and Industrial at 6:45. On Sun- t
5-day week, for contractors office. necessary. Apply 18 Spadina Ave.
® S14.000 FULL PRICE — 6 rooms, day, May 31, they play Industrial ■phone EM. 3-9081, be
5 p.m., (basement), ask lor Mr. Macus.
detached, sejuare plan, solid rug at 1:30 p.m., and on Tuesday, HU.
(Toronto).
]
9-2702 citer 6 p.m.
brick, oil heat, 2 kitchens, 15 years
June 2, meet Brants, 3:45 p.m.,
GARDINER wanted. For particu
OPERATORS, experienced only,
We have no
old. Yarmouth Rd. and Christie.
for men's and boys' pants, perm- lars, phone HO 4414, Toronto, Mr.
and West Yorks, 6:45 p.m.
service charges.
anent work, highest vages, legal
holidays, rest period:
W:
p.m., 5-day week.
Krangle Co., 445 Kin
Spadina, Toronto.
Bernardi-Mathews
Real Estate
Office OL. 4241 Res. GL. 8914
1075 ST. CLAIR WEST
2670 DANFORTH AVE.
3317 YONGE ST.
JAPANESE-OWNED HORSE
PAYS $46.60 AT HOLLYWOOD
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — A Japanese-owned horse, “Prompt
Lady”, returned $46.60 when it- DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
won the fourth race at Hollywood
COOK-GENERAL. Must be will
Park last week. The mare is ing to go out to summer cottage,
could sleep in or out while
owned by M. Kashiwagi.
Phone MO. 8756 (Toronto).
Toronto JCCA & Westerns Baseball Club
present the
GIRL FOR MOTHER’S he
good home, Lake Simcoe for :
iner. Phone MA. 8839, Toronto
GIRL FOR housework, adult
ty, cnar
ily, work Gt
keot. Phc
EXPERIENCED
Monday, June 1
cw, $80.
MASARYK BALLROOM
(Cowan St. near Queen West)
Music by the MANHATTAN'S
• TIME: 8:30-12 P.M,
9 ADMISSION $1.00
FOR RENT
TWO ROOMS wi
ished. Adso two roor
Call RO. 3840, Tore
roo
Heike.
BERRY-PICKERS WANTED. Com
mencing around June 15, transportation provided daily. For
ticulars, write Masumi Yc
c/o Orida, R.R. 1, Oakvi] e, Ont.,
or phone Oakville 158-J-12.
EXCELLENT WAGES for too
top
or cleaning plant, East
ice preferrable. Call
GR. 2123, Toronto.
TRAVELLING TO
JAPAN
Or bringing
aomeons over?
Electrical Contractor
Special Heavy 'Wiring
FOR RANGES. 60 Amp. $60.
SAME DAY SERVICE
We represent
all lines including
American President.
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
Northwest Airlines.
Write or call
JOHNSON
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
697 Queen St. W. — Toronto
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1
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NEW
CANADIAN
PAGE 7
AS SUNDAY LOOP OPENS
By HARRY KIMURA
gm rnor
The Toronto Nisei Sunday Baseball L
BER. Alta. — The
ed
two
hit:
season with all six teams getting into action on May 24. Bu
wore the o
and Nobbies won handily, routing their opposition ' while Bussei I TYBS Tennis Starts
th's t win of
infant
managed to edge out S. Kamo Builders.
Evening Sessions
• bounced buck
In the night cap. Jackie Ohno
Homers by Johnny Kajioka and
The Toronto Y.B.S. Tennis Club
coy the
leap
6-5
of
a
Toki Kamino featured the 5-3 of Nobbies collected two hits
will start its evening practices ar
all the way for
win
victory of Bussei at Christie Pits.
Trinity Courts from June 4 on
The
Tabormen
blanked
the
Kajioka’s homerun with Kunio in recording a five-hitter and Tuesday and
winners tSlliod two runs in the
Suyama on base in the fourth in striking out seven batters. Mac from 6:30 to
Lloyd
Knibbs
’
sizzlingthreeseventh inning and then hold on
ning with the score at 2-2, proved Oikawa started for Yamada
3, and 4 will be used with Edzv hitter to run the “Niseis” losing
grimly
for the rest of the game,
Schedule this Sunday. May 31
rhe winning margin. The Build
Tsujimoto in charge of 1 and 2. streak to tlrfee games.
picking up their initial win of the
ers’ Tommy Hayakawa opened
and Fuz Fujiwara 3 anc
The
only
run
in
the
ninth
frame
season
in four attempts.
the scoring- in the first frame at S:45 a.m.; Buzzers vs Yamada
Contestants in the co
of
the
first
game
came
on
;
Abe
when singled, stole second and at Christie Pits. Monarchs v<
tournament will only be re- ly error by pitcher Art
third, and scored on an error.
quired to play one 2 out of 3 after the two teams had 1
ponsorod nine, pounding out
Kamino’s roundtripper in the
match per day beemuse of the
ate. Oshiro three hits in four
whil
fifth brought the score to 4-3 but
Deadline for threw wild to first base after
the Bussei held on to their lead.
entries is set at June 4, 9 p.m.. at fielding- Don Penney’ hopper ami Hayashi and Miko Kamm collect
Ted Nishimura of Bussei shared
Trinity Courts.
the next man to the plat
ed the others.
rbi honors with Kajioka, each
Roy Shin is expecting to re promptly hit a game-winning
F
with two. Ken Nakamichi and I.
serve a private train coach for double, sc
00- 200 „ G 9
Shiozaki both allowed only five
end base.
Taber .
010 022 000 -5 (1 4
,
All
the
scoring
in
the
WesternYork for the Civic Holiday. Ap
hits, the latter the winner. Kunio
Taber hurler Knibbs mowed,
Ohno
MeSuyama and Dave Sakamoto, Brants game was done in the plications will be limited, there
cis" hitters in
handled catching- chores for the fourth f r a m e but Westerns fore early applications will have
the route' while Osh ire
310 NTR E A L S E ID O - K A N
emerged
from
the
fray
one
run
priority.
Mary
Ebata
can
be
con
pitched a fine game
winners and losers.
Ken Izumi was practically the short to lose another tough deci tacted for- reservations.
hits while? fanning
sion,
2-1,
to
the
Brants
in
a
West
whole show for Buzzers, last
MONTREAL — The Montreal
year’s champs, as he limited Mon Toronto Senior tilt on May 2S.
Seido-kan is planning- to hold an
Westerns, in their half, scored
archs to three hits in the 8-1 win
Eastern
Canada Judo Yudansha.
while collecting two hits at the an unearned run when Aki Ha
tournament in early October. Varplate. Fred Tanaka’s two hits and yashi walked, stole second, and
ions judo
WRoy Sora’s bingle also contribut came, home on an error. But
TOKYO
World flyweig-ht champion Tanny Campo before preached.
ed to the win. T. Sakamoto was Brants bounced back when Bert champion Yoshio Shirai’s next- 25,000 fans this month.
About 40 youths are presently
the losing hurler, pitching a 7- Forbes pickled one of Joe Brown’s defense of his crown will most
receiving
training every Satur
hitter. Maw Uyenaka and R. Seko slants over the left field barrier probably be
Britain’s orally said Campo’s continuous day.
with a mate aboard to enable Terry Allen sometime in October clinching and holding tactics not
were catchers.
In the lone game at Stanley them to go ahead 2-1, a lead that- in Tokyo.
only confused Shirai but also
Park, Nobbies who occupied the stood up.
Kakumasa Hamamoto, pres wore him down physically to ac
Brown pitched well, limiting ident of International Promotions count for the close decision.
cellar last year, showed lots of
life in swamping Yamada Studio the Brants to seven hits, but which has exclusive, rights to all
It is hardly likely that Shirai
13-4, unleashing- a savage 13-hit Westerns’ bats were muffled by Shirai’s fights, said negotiations
to risk his ® 6 ROOMS — brick, semi-detach
with
Allen
have
been
virtually
attack in knocking out three Jack Caffery and Howie Adams
title against Allen, The “hard- ed, sun room, oil heat, McFarland
Ave., near Peterboro. S12,700, $2,500
Purlers. Roy Kobayashi’s bases- who took over in the fourth. Only completed except for the site, but ships” of fightingdown, balance to pay owner, open
loaded triple was the back-break Westerns’ batsmen who garnered Allen has stated his willingness have been conveyed to him by the mortgage. Possession within three
er, although he was tagged out on hits were Sub Miike, Joe Brown, to fight in Tokyo and the indica erstwhile flyweight
champion days, quick sale.
tions are that it will be held in Dado Marino who fought former ® 7 ROOMS — brick, detached, oil
trying to stretch it to a homer. and Ken Ohara, all singles.
Sock Tsukamoto belted a homeSterling defensive outfielder the same outdoor ring where Shi world champion Rinty Monaghan. hot-water heat, garage, Ossingtonrun for the losers. Frank Uyeda Key Tanaka will be lost to the rai‘successfully defended the title Tokyo also draws more for a fly Bloor. $13,500, $5,000 down.
Philippine
flyweight weight title fight.
Westerns for about a month be against
® 9 ROOMS — brick, detached,
garage, oil heat, Bloor-Shaw.
cause of a jammed finger suffer
$16,300, half down.
ed at work. The loss of Tanaka
® 8 ROOMS — brick, detached, on
® SI,500 DOWN — $8,900 full price, and the absence of Maw Mori
Drayton.
$12,900, $3,600 down.
6 rooms, hardwood floor, garage didn’t help the Westerns’ cause
facilities, oil heat, East End.
as manager Buzz Ogaki was
*
HELP WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED
® S3,500 DOWN — 7 rooms, de forced to shuffle his lineup.
HANDYMAN lor carpentry shop.
GIRLS for light factory work,
tached, hot-water with oil heat, Only Yuki Kameoka, Major Fu
M. YANAGISAWA
typing helpful but not essential, Apply 6 Phoebe St., Toronto.
Si 1,500 full price.
kumoto and Aki Hayashi were 5-day week. Apply Mayfair Spec
AGENT FOR K. WILES
EXPERIENCED HOFFMAN pres© SI 1,900 FULL PRICE — detached, playing their usual positions.
ial ty, 350 Sorauren Ave., Toronto.
West Office: KE. 7941
ser. Piece-work or salary, year
square plan, 6 rooms, oil heat,
Westerns
have
a
big
weekend
East
Office:
GE. 1178
around
work.
Apply
Alfie's
Clean
WOMEN
with
electric
sewing
S4,000 down, Glenmore Rd.
Residence: 650 Bathurst St.
coming up, with five games sched machines to do light sewing at ers, 12 Gladstone Ave., Toronto.
@ S13,000 FULL PRICE — 1% story,
home.
Apply Mayfair Specialty, OL, 2361.___________________________
OL. 1427, Toronto
■
6 years old, 7 rooms, detached, uled in three days. Today, May 350
Sorauren Ave., Toronto.______
MAN FOR STEADY work, 18 to
modern kitchen, 4-piece washroom, 30, Westerns play Mahers at 3:45 1
35,
all-year around, experience not
STENOGRAPHER,
highest
wages
Keele & Eglinton.
and Industrial at 6:45. On Sun- t
5-day week, for contractors office. necessary. Apply 18 Spadina Ave.
® S14.000 FULL PRICE — 6 rooms, day, May 31, they play Industrial ■phone EM. 3-9081, be
5 p.m., (basement), ask lor Mr. Macus.
detached, sejuare plan, solid rug at 1:30 p.m., and on Tuesday, HU.
(Toronto).
]
9-2702 citer 6 p.m.
brick, oil heat, 2 kitchens, 15 years
June 2, meet Brants, 3:45 p.m.,
GARDINER wanted. For particu
OPERATORS, experienced only,
We have no
old. Yarmouth Rd. and Christie.
for men's and boys' pants, perm- lars, phone HO 4414, Toronto, Mr.
and West Yorks, 6:45 p.m.
service charges.
anent work, highest vages, legal
holidays, rest period:
W:
p.m., 5-day week.
Krangle Co., 445 Kin
Spadina, Toronto.
Bernardi-Mathews
Real Estate
Office OL. 4241 Res. GL. 8914
1075 ST. CLAIR WEST
2670 DANFORTH AVE.
3317 YONGE ST.
JAPANESE-OWNED HORSE
PAYS $46.60 AT HOLLYWOOD
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — A Japanese-owned horse, “Prompt
Lady”, returned $46.60 when it- DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
won the fourth race at Hollywood
COOK-GENERAL. Must be will
Park last week. The mare is ing to go out to summer cottage,
could sleep in or out while
owned by M. Kashiwagi.
Phone MO. 8756 (Toronto).
Toronto JCCA & Westerns Baseball Club
present the
GIRL FOR MOTHER’S he
good home, Lake Simcoe for :
iner. Phone MA. 8839, Toronto
GIRL FOR housework, adult
ty, cnar
ily, work Gt
keot. Phc
EXPERIENCED
Monday, June 1
cw, $80.
MASARYK BALLROOM
(Cowan St. near Queen West)
Music by the MANHATTAN'S
• TIME: 8:30-12 P.M,
9 ADMISSION $1.00
FOR RENT
TWO ROOMS wi
ished. Adso two roor
Call RO. 3840, Tore
roo
Heike.
BERRY-PICKERS WANTED. Com
mencing around June 15, transportation provided daily. For
ticulars, write Masumi Yc
c/o Orida, R.R. 1, Oakvi] e, Ont.,
or phone Oakville 158-J-12.
EXCELLENT WAGES for too
top
or cleaning plant, East
ice preferrable. Call
GR. 2123, Toronto.
TRAVELLING TO
JAPAN
Or bringing
aomeons over?
Electrical Contractor
Special Heavy 'Wiring
FOR RANGES. 60 Amp. $60.
SAME DAY SERVICE
We represent
all lines including
American President.
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
Northwest Airlines.
Write or call
JOHNSON
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
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NEW
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CALIFORNIA
THE HEW CANADIAN
An Independent Japanese-English Organ
PATRONIZE
OUR ADVERTISERS
By JOBO NAKAMURA
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
San Francisco
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
SPRING IS HERE . . . The warm
Your Springsjp^
4<9 Queen St. W. — E3Ipire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
ferment of the season has brought
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
Tailorea-to-Measure
on many pleasant transitions in
BING TANAKA
our little world. My favorite camME. 6778
pus walk on which we amble
016 Manning Ave. — Toronto
everyday has dried up thoroughly
WILL CALL
°
after' many days of rain and mud.
The air is poignant with leafing
trees and the Berkeley hills are
Lucien C. Kurata
PICNIC AT HUTTONVILLE
busting out all over with rhodo- MARRIAGES
KODAMA — IIDA
Barrister and Solicitor
The Toronto, Young Buddhist
dendrons,
camelias,
and
succu
Notary Public
TORONTO — The marriage of
Society will hold its annual picnic
lents.
I
like the sure feel of the
3 Adelaide St. E^ Toronto
at Huttonville, near Branpton, on
TORONTO — The marriage of Mitsuko Diane, daughter of Mr.
1st
and 2nd Mortgage [^
campus,
its
winding
paths
and
Sunday, June 21.
Miyeko Mae, third daughter' of and Mrs. Yoneichi Iida of Tor
swtaged
the tall sheltering eucalyptuses.
Mr. Rikimatsu Nagano and the onto, to Isamu Kodama of Ger
Oft. EM. 6-0959 Res. LI, 3427
Men are busting out in colorful
Calif. Nisei Sends Poem aloha shirts and coeds are now in late Mi's. Nagano, to Buzz Tame aldton, Ont., soxx of Mr. and Mrs.
Ogaki, sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. Suekichi Kodama of Toronto, took
To Traffic Judge
those breezy, cotton frocks. Every
Asaji _ Ogaki, took place at the place on May 9, at St. John the
IRACI, Calif. — Judge Fea year, the ‘‘kids” seem to look
Toronto Buddhist Temple on May Baptist Chxxrch Norway. Rev.
L. Jackson is pondering- a letter younger and younger.
O’Neil officiated.
9. Rev. T. Tsuji officiated.
received recently.
I like the clean smell of the
Following a reception at the
Given in marriage by her fath
It read:
ocean and the sight of San Fran
M
Great China, the couple went on
“Your Honor,
cisco as it sits like an ethereal er, the bride wore a gowxx of a tour of Eastern Canada
for
I went through a signal,
castle floating on a low lying white nylon tulle with pearls on their honeymoon. They will
re284.* TONOt STBItT, TOg'ONTq, ONT.
The siren blew!
cloud. The bay has a mirror-like the lace of the bodice. Hex' finger side at Geraldton, Ont.
tip
veil
was
caught
by
a
skull
cap
From nowhere a cop—
glaze and the sun spanks on it
Baishakunins were Mr. and
Comes into view!
but hard. From the bridge, I saw trimmed with lace and pearls. Mrs. Yosoya Hori.
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
She carried a cascade of gardexxRed ticket—blue me—
the President Cleveland, with its
I familiar red and blue funnels । ias and roses.
How much? (Easy please)
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. Fi'ank Marubashi was the
(signed) Dave Kenmotsu.”
heading- fox* the open sea. My
CALGARY, Alta. — The enKenmotsu was cited for travel breast stirred restlessly for a matron of honor, bridesmaid was
TVCZCCI
dA&ada, & Y.
gagement
was announced on May
Miss Sue Nagano,, sister of the j
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
ling through a red light.
moment.
bride. The attendants’ gown were 24 of Grace Kazuye, daughter of
That added thrill of cruising
699 YONGE ST
OFFICE RA. 6549
(
NGE AT BLOO )
mauve and yellow net ovex' Mr. and Mrs. Sataro Kuwahara of
throxig'h the new Broadway street
RES.
MI.
6384
TORONTO
Calgary, Alta., to Mitsuru Sasaki,
taffeta.
tunnel and driving fast along
Groomsman was Bill Fujimoto son of Mr. and Mrs. Eiji Sasaki
Fuxxsten Avenue . . . these are
of Toronto.
while Charlie Ogaki was usher.
the things I like to do on a warm
need reliable
Following- a reception at Inter- \ BIRTHS
Sunday afternoon. That nameless,
F. A. Brewin/ Q.C.
answers to your"cris!s
national Chop Suev the newiv
unique
odoxthat
hang-s
ovex'
Chi
weds flew to New
_fT0S«T« ~
and
I’ questions0 this yea?!
Barrister & Solicitor
natown on these tepid weathers . .
Mrs.
Joseph
Yoshxo
Ito
(nee
honeymoon.
that barbecued pork which is
Terry Ando), on May 4, at the
They are now residing at 352
Cameron, Weldon,
chopped on a wooden block makes
Toronto General Hospital, a
Huron St., Toronto.
Brewin & McCallum
one’s mouth to water* . . . that
daughter, Linda Gail.
*
*
*
Japanese ware which is sold a
372 Bay St., Toronto
TORONTO — Mr. and Mrs. S.
UCHIDA — SUZUKI
plenty in the Grant street stox-e
Telephone EM. 3-4391
HAMILTON — Wellington St. Fukumoto (nee Ruby Morita) are
now that China trade is nil and
First United Church was the happy to announce the arrival of
null . . . and that song hit, GoOften referred to as "a
scene of the marriage of Rose their son, Neil Shig-eru, on May
menasai, which emanates from a
newspaperman's
news
Masako, daughter of Mr. and 6, at Women’s College Hospital.
MOVING TO B. C.?
paper" the MONITOR
Chinese restaurant.
Mrs. Sukesaburo Suzuki of Ham
Contact
TORONTO — Born to Mr. and
covers the world with a
There is the sunset on the bay
ilton, to Dewey Minoru Uchida, Mrs. Mitsuaki Tanaka (nee Shirnetwork of News Bureaus
JIM KAKUTANI
when the purple hills of Marin
son of Mrs. Mino Uchida, also of ley Ayako Morita) on May 10 at
and correspondents.
H.
A.
ROBERTS LTD.,
cast soft and wondrous shadows
Hamilton, on May 9. Rev. E. M. the East York General
Hospital,
ovex- the darkening water- and a
530 Burrard St.
Order a special intro
Aitken officiated.
a
son,
Roderick
Taira.
m o m ent of high inspiration
Vancouver 1, B. C.
ductory subscription
Following- a reception held at
Established
32 Years
comes,
“
There
is
a
God,
”
one
today — 3 months for
the Candlelight Cafe, the couple OBITUARY
Members
of
Vancouver
whispers.
left fox’ New York for their
KURIO
Real Estate Board
Night drops like load along the
MON ITOR "must"
honeymoon.
PICTURE
BUTTE,
Phone MArine 6421
Post-Fillmore sectox; and the
Alta. —
reading and as necessary
Mr.
Kyujiro
Kurio
died
Day or Night
pounding
cacophony
of
jazz
and
as your HOME TOWN
at home
.
.
.
a
Nisei
fellow
emerges
from
on May 24, succumbing- to a heart
PAPER.
garish neon lights pierce the
a
pool
room
with
a
whisky
bottle
attack.
ugly mood of the streets. The
:wnvR
thieves, the rogues, the dope ped in his hand, calling on his friend
YAMABE
dlers, and the prostitutes that across the street—these are only
KELOWNA, B. C.
Masao
TORIC OPTICAL
The Christian Science Monitor
pass in the shadow of darkness the surface of the Montenxarte of Hamabe died in hospital
at
KeSan
Francisco.
One, Norway St., Boston 15, Mass., U.S.A.
. . . the Salvation Army Corps
By the way, did you know that lowna on May 20 following an
OPTOMETRISTS
Please send me on introductory Moni
that trumpets its call on the Fill
operation.
tor subscription—76 issues. I enclose S3.
more street . . . the young kids “Yokohama Mama”, a new song
KAWANO
with windows wide open letting- ditty has the same melody as
“
Sweet
Molly
Malone
”
,
an
old
TORONTO
— Eitaro Kanrano,
(nemo1
in the air and the noise
For Your Eyes
Irish song?
76, died at home on May 23. Fun
to study in the hot little apart— from Hokubei Mainichi eral services were held on May
ment rooms . . . the big- Negro
25 at the Earl Elliott Funeral
fellow and his tiny Japanese wax(zone)
(state)
kity)
Home.
Rev. T. Tsuji officiated.
bride waiting- at the bus stop. He Flower Arrangement
PS-IO
tenderly helps hex- onto the bus Exhibit in Montreal
NEW DENVER, B. C. — Mr.
118 W. HASTINGS ST.
MONTREAL — An exhibition
Raiji Tamazaki, S2, died on May
$f Japanese Flower Arrange
VANCOUVER, B. C.
19 at the Old Age Home. Funeral
ments will be held by the Seisho
services were held at the Pres
Kai of Montreal and the Quebec
byterian Church on May 21.
JCCA on Sat., June 13, at Vic
in all colors and styles
toria Hall, Westmount, from 2
p.m. to 10 p.m.
FOR LADIES and MEN.
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
A
demonstration
will
be held
also
® For Wedding Receptions
at
4
p.m.
by
Mrs.
K.
Kuwabara
SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
- * For Private or Club Parties
w ho teaches the Seisho Kai mem
in all sizes
bers the art (Takeyaryu). Re
— AIR-CONDITIONED —
Scott McHale for Men from 4 Up
freshments will be served.
It is hoped that this Flower
Arrangement exhibition will help
1328 Queen Street West
many to gain some insight into
ME. 1931
Toronto
this culture that has been devel
C.O.D. ORDERS SHIPPED COAST-TO-COAST
11 Elizabeth St.
—
Toronto.
oped in Japan fox* many cen
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
turies.
1—Toronto. Toronto JCCA & Western Baseball
Club
Westerns
Booster Drive Dance, at Masaryk
Ballroom.
<>—Hamilton.
Hamilton
YMCA
Judo Club's Tournament, at Ham
ilton YMCA, 7:30 p.m.
]“—Toronto. Coronation Dance, at
UNF Hall, 8.30 p.m.
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CALIFORNIA
THE HEW CANADIAN
An Independent Japanese-English Organ
PATRONIZE
OUR ADVERTISERS
By JOBO NAKAMURA
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
San Francisco
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
SPRING IS HERE . . . The warm
Your Springsjp^
4<9 Queen St. W. — E3Ipire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
ferment of the season has brought
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
Tailorea-to-Measure
on many pleasant transitions in
BING TANAKA
our little world. My favorite camME. 6778
pus walk on which we amble
016 Manning Ave. — Toronto
everyday has dried up thoroughly
WILL CALL
°
after' many days of rain and mud.
The air is poignant with leafing
trees and the Berkeley hills are
Lucien C. Kurata
PICNIC AT HUTTONVILLE
busting out all over with rhodo- MARRIAGES
KODAMA — IIDA
Barrister and Solicitor
The Toronto, Young Buddhist
dendrons,
camelias,
and
succu
Notary Public
TORONTO — The marriage of
Society will hold its annual picnic
lents.
I
like the sure feel of the
3 Adelaide St. E^ Toronto
at Huttonville, near Branpton, on
TORONTO — The marriage of Mitsuko Diane, daughter of Mr.
1st
and 2nd Mortgage [^
campus,
its
winding
paths
and
Sunday, June 21.
Miyeko Mae, third daughter' of and Mrs. Yoneichi Iida of Tor
swtaged
the tall sheltering eucalyptuses.
Mr. Rikimatsu Nagano and the onto, to Isamu Kodama of Ger
Oft. EM. 6-0959 Res. LI, 3427
Men are busting out in colorful
Calif. Nisei Sends Poem aloha shirts and coeds are now in late Mi's. Nagano, to Buzz Tame aldton, Ont., soxx of Mr. and Mrs.
Ogaki, sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. Suekichi Kodama of Toronto, took
To Traffic Judge
those breezy, cotton frocks. Every
Asaji _ Ogaki, took place at the place on May 9, at St. John the
IRACI, Calif. — Judge Fea year, the ‘‘kids” seem to look
Toronto Buddhist Temple on May Baptist Chxxrch Norway. Rev.
L. Jackson is pondering- a letter younger and younger.
O’Neil officiated.
9. Rev. T. Tsuji officiated.
received recently.
I like the clean smell of the
Following a reception at the
Given in marriage by her fath
It read:
ocean and the sight of San Fran
M
Great China, the couple went on
“Your Honor,
cisco as it sits like an ethereal er, the bride wore a gowxx of a tour of Eastern Canada
for
I went through a signal,
castle floating on a low lying white nylon tulle with pearls on their honeymoon. They will
re284.* TONOt STBItT, TOg'ONTq, ONT.
The siren blew!
cloud. The bay has a mirror-like the lace of the bodice. Hex' finger side at Geraldton, Ont.
tip
veil
was
caught
by
a
skull
cap
From nowhere a cop—
glaze and the sun spanks on it
Baishakunins were Mr. and
Comes into view!
but hard. From the bridge, I saw trimmed with lace and pearls. Mrs. Yosoya Hori.
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
She carried a cascade of gardexxRed ticket—blue me—
the President Cleveland, with its
I familiar red and blue funnels । ias and roses.
How much? (Easy please)
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. Fi'ank Marubashi was the
(signed) Dave Kenmotsu.”
heading- fox* the open sea. My
CALGARY, Alta. — The enKenmotsu was cited for travel breast stirred restlessly for a matron of honor, bridesmaid was
TVCZCCI
dA&ada, & Y.
gagement
was announced on May
Miss Sue Nagano,, sister of the j
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
ling through a red light.
moment.
bride. The attendants’ gown were 24 of Grace Kazuye, daughter of
That added thrill of cruising
699 YONGE ST
OFFICE RA. 6549
(
NGE AT BLOO )
mauve and yellow net ovex' Mr. and Mrs. Sataro Kuwahara of
throxig'h the new Broadway street
RES.
MI.
6384
TORONTO
Calgary, Alta., to Mitsuru Sasaki,
taffeta.
tunnel and driving fast along
Groomsman was Bill Fujimoto son of Mr. and Mrs. Eiji Sasaki
Fuxxsten Avenue . . . these are
of Toronto.
while Charlie Ogaki was usher.
the things I like to do on a warm
need reliable
Following- a reception at Inter- \ BIRTHS
Sunday afternoon. That nameless,
F. A. Brewin/ Q.C.
answers to your"cris!s
national Chop Suev the newiv
unique
odoxthat
hang-s
ovex'
Chi
weds flew to New
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and
I’ questions0 this yea?!
Barrister & Solicitor
natown on these tepid weathers . .
Mrs.
Joseph
Yoshxo
Ito
(nee
honeymoon.
that barbecued pork which is
Terry Ando), on May 4, at the
They are now residing at 352
Cameron, Weldon,
chopped on a wooden block makes
Toronto General Hospital, a
Huron St., Toronto.
Brewin & McCallum
one’s mouth to water* . . . that
daughter, Linda Gail.
*
*
*
Japanese ware which is sold a
372 Bay St., Toronto
TORONTO — Mr. and Mrs. S.
UCHIDA — SUZUKI
plenty in the Grant street stox-e
Telephone EM. 3-4391
HAMILTON — Wellington St. Fukumoto (nee Ruby Morita) are
now that China trade is nil and
First United Church was the happy to announce the arrival of
null . . . and that song hit, GoOften referred to as "a
scene of the marriage of Rose their son, Neil Shig-eru, on May
menasai, which emanates from a
newspaperman's
news
Masako, daughter of Mr. and 6, at Women’s College Hospital.
MOVING TO B. C.?
paper" the MONITOR
Chinese restaurant.
Mrs. Sukesaburo Suzuki of Ham
Contact
TORONTO — Born to Mr. and
covers the world with a
There is the sunset on the bay
ilton, to Dewey Minoru Uchida, Mrs. Mitsuaki Tanaka (nee Shirnetwork of News Bureaus
JIM KAKUTANI
when the purple hills of Marin
son of Mrs. Mino Uchida, also of ley Ayako Morita) on May 10 at
and correspondents.
H.
A.
ROBERTS LTD.,
cast soft and wondrous shadows
Hamilton, on May 9. Rev. E. M. the East York General
Hospital,
ovex- the darkening water- and a
530 Burrard St.
Order a special intro
Aitken officiated.
a
son,
Roderick
Taira.
m o m ent of high inspiration
Vancouver 1, B. C.
ductory subscription
Following- a reception held at
Established
32 Years
comes,
“
There
is
a
God,
”
one
today — 3 months for
the Candlelight Cafe, the couple OBITUARY
Members
of
Vancouver
whispers.
left fox’ New York for their
KURIO
Real Estate Board
Night drops like load along the
MON ITOR "must"
honeymoon.
PICTURE
BUTTE,
Phone MArine 6421
Post-Fillmore sectox; and the
Alta. —
reading and as necessary
Mr.
Kyujiro
Kurio
died
Day or Night
pounding
cacophony
of
jazz
and
as your HOME TOWN
at home
.
.
.
a
Nisei
fellow
emerges
from
on May 24, succumbing- to a heart
PAPER.
garish neon lights pierce the
a
pool
room
with
a
whisky
bottle
attack.
ugly mood of the streets. The
:wnvR
thieves, the rogues, the dope ped in his hand, calling on his friend
YAMABE
dlers, and the prostitutes that across the street—these are only
KELOWNA, B. C.
Masao
TORIC OPTICAL
The Christian Science Monitor
pass in the shadow of darkness the surface of the Montenxarte of Hamabe died in hospital
at
KeSan
Francisco.
One, Norway St., Boston 15, Mass., U.S.A.
. . . the Salvation Army Corps
By the way, did you know that lowna on May 20 following an
OPTOMETRISTS
Please send me on introductory Moni
that trumpets its call on the Fill
operation.
tor subscription—76 issues. I enclose S3.
more street . . . the young kids “Yokohama Mama”, a new song
KAWANO
with windows wide open letting- ditty has the same melody as
“
Sweet
Molly
Malone
”
,
an
old
TORONTO
— Eitaro Kanrano,
(nemo1
in the air and the noise
For Your Eyes
Irish song?
76, died at home on May 23. Fun
to study in the hot little apart— from Hokubei Mainichi eral services were held on May
ment rooms . . . the big- Negro
25 at the Earl Elliott Funeral
fellow and his tiny Japanese wax(zone)
(state)
kity)
Home.
Rev. T. Tsuji officiated.
bride waiting- at the bus stop. He Flower Arrangement
PS-IO
tenderly helps hex- onto the bus Exhibit in Montreal
NEW DENVER, B. C. — Mr.
118 W. HASTINGS ST.
MONTREAL — An exhibition
Raiji Tamazaki, S2, died on May
$f Japanese Flower Arrange
VANCOUVER, B. C.
19 at the Old Age Home. Funeral
ments will be held by the Seisho
services were held at the Pres
Kai of Montreal and the Quebec
byterian Church on May 21.
JCCA on Sat., June 13, at Vic
in all colors and styles
toria Hall, Westmount, from 2
p.m. to 10 p.m.
FOR LADIES and MEN.
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
A
demonstration
will
be held
also
® For Wedding Receptions
at
4
p.m.
by
Mrs.
K.
Kuwabara
SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
- * For Private or Club Parties
w ho teaches the Seisho Kai mem
in all sizes
bers the art (Takeyaryu). Re
— AIR-CONDITIONED —
Scott McHale for Men from 4 Up
freshments will be served.
It is hoped that this Flower
Arrangement exhibition will help
1328 Queen Street West
many to gain some insight into
ME. 1931
Toronto
this culture that has been devel
C.O.D. ORDERS SHIPPED COAST-TO-COAST
11 Elizabeth St.
—
Toronto.
oped in Japan fox* many cen
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
turies.
1—Toronto. Toronto JCCA & Western Baseball
Club
Westerns
Booster Drive Dance, at Masaryk
Ballroom.
<>—Hamilton.
Hamilton
YMCA
Judo Club's Tournament, at Ham
ilton YMCA, 7:30 p.m.
]“—Toronto. Coronation Dance, at
UNF Hall, 8.30 p.m.
Personal Notes Across Canada
yo
r
9
J
3
ft
if
SMALL SIZE SHOES
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
THE GREAT CHINA
restaurant
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