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THE NEW CANADIAN
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VOL. 16—NO. 49
WEDNESDAY, ruNEYUTass
FINAL DAYS OF BATTLESHIP YAMATO SUBJECT
Nisei Win Roles In
Film Story of Marines
TORONTO, ONT.
GEORGE TANAKA SAID:
HONOLULU _ Kve
TOKYO — The last day of a dar
battleship—the death of the ,' ment
m°dern instru- members of the 442nd Combat
Team were selected this week for
mammoth Yamato on a suicide j
The Yamato made its last sor- | Parts in the Aubrey Schenk Pro
mission late in the Pacific war_
le. ?” a kamikaze special attack ductions “Beachhead,” which will
will be show’n Japanese movie
smcide mission-steaming out of be filmed on Kauai starting about
goers this month in a r.ew docu
with" '
BaSe f°r °kiMwa July 1.
our m^,^1 ''”P°rta"M °f 0,0 JCCA !s the “"«""»«« of
mentary film.
with enough fuel for only a oneProducer Howard W. Koch an- I
nt ,
•
b>’
"e ™a^ ^
^are toward
The Japanese say the 72.898way trip. None of the 3,333 crew nounced that Akira Fukunaga “«Xc7
°
“
r
Geo^e
ton Yamato, sunk by U.S. carrier
George Miki, Ken Okamoto, Dan
memoors expected to return.
ably the l«eTd^
*
planes, was the biggest fie-hthm
ie Aoki and Benjamin Ono had
u-.e
was
no
air
cover
at
all
ship ever built, dwa firg bv
vapan couldn't afford it. Only been chosen from the combat
more than 20,000 tons the largest eight destroyers and a cruiser
Simp after several interviews
me Hearthstone Restaurant, on June 19.
American battleship afloat.
escorted the suicide battlewagon
Miki and Okamoto
About
100 persons defied the
The 1 amato was wrapped in
on its final mission. Thev repre Played in Go For Broke!”
muggy 90-dagree weather to
so much secrecy from the time sented the last of the once great
Aoki "’ill portrav
honor Tanaka who will be retir and effort in following the con
sniper
it was built in 1935 until it sank Japanese Navy.
wh^h Koch termed “quite a part.”
ing from the secretaryship some stituted ideals and principles of
off Kyushu on April 7, 1945_
The desperate mission wound j He follows the Marines through time next month. Gifts were pre the JCCA by active group rela
that not even a picture was re
tions work in the Conadian comup in utter failure. Instead of the jungle and has a showdown
leased. The Japanese Navy re reaching Okinawa as intended, with the former at the end of the sented to him by the Toronto munity. This field of work is very
JCCA, the Issei Division and
fused to confirm there was such
some 1000 U.S. carrier planes picture. Fukunaga plays a desert London-St. Thomas JCCA and a luige and has many aspects.
a ship.
And it is my firm conviction
assaulted the Yamato off Kvushu er from the Japanese army who bouquet of roses was presented
The last day of the Yamato is Japan’s southern island, and sank joins the Marine group and begs tc Mrs. Tanaka
*
I
the JCCA will not exist
not a pleasant memory for anv it after a two-hour battle.
them to take him to Hollywood
without its national unity,” he
Japanese, but the Japanese peo
Said
Tanaka
in
speaking
of
the
added
The Yamato went down when
B. C. SALMON STRIKE ENDS
future of the JCCA.
ple do not resent grim pictures.
JCCA, “We must
Tanaka also spoke about JCCA
more than 10 aerial torpedoes
Several months ago, the Toei
ripped through her steel plates FISHERMEN BACK AT WORK remember that, while the JCCA | leadGrsli’P, an important factor in
Motion Picture Company filmed and penetrated the power mag
VANCOUVER — The B. C. sal does appear to be ai very real maintaining the work of the JCthing to us, it is also a very infl ild Lily Tower,” an account
He stated four rules that
azine .Only about 300 officers and mon fishing strike which started
of Okinawa high school girls
on June 15 is ended and the 1,509 tangible entity which could 'cease “should be practiced by the exe
men survived the death blast.
who volunteered as nurses and
fishermen involved are expected to exist in its true spirit and cutives in the local chapters, the
leave with us but a shell of itself. Provincial chapters and the natperished in the Okinawa battle.
to resume fishing today, June 24,
Spent
Year
in
Hawaii,
‘ It is my belief that if we de- I *onaI headquarters.”
The picture was an all-time box
for sockeye.
’
office success. Toei followed with . Will Go To New York
“JCCA leadership ”
The strike was lifted following sire to maintain the JCCA, all
he said,
"Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita” de
°f4 the JCCA across “must not lose sight of the JCC V
I
Dr. Etsuko Toguri of Toronto agreement on prices by the fisher r^ai)
Canada must keep in mind the principles and ideals a
scribing the losing battle of the
who has been living in .Honolulu, men gloups and the cannery
proclaimPhilippines. This also was a
imperative need to devote at ed in the JCCA constitution
; it
Hawaii, for a one year residency operators.
least 50 per cent of their time
smash hit.
must work to maintain the spirit
in internal medicine, will be go
Now Shin Toho Motion Pict;ure ing to the Columbia Presbyterian
of goodwill; it must have faith
Company, producers of several
and more faith; it must exercise
Medical Centre in New York City
epics, including the “sinking of
a
tremendous amount of patience.
as an anesthesiologist.
the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl
"And I can say with some
She spent about one year at
Harbor,” has made the Yamato Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu be
authority that these qualities are
By M. R.
story.
Church
(a
Nisei church with most necessary to be observed by
fore taking on a postition as as
Christian Nisei are really ac Hideo Aoki, JEMS --------The Yamato 861 feet long and
radio-minis- I those leaders of the JCCA in the
_
sistant medical director of a tive these days out West. Since
wanting nine i8.inch guns was
tuberculosis sanitorium in Kauai last fall, the Nisei of Kelowna ter, as pastor) of San Jose, Calif. ! var'ous provinces who accept the
pipped with six airplanes, ra- for six months.
Gifted soloist and song-leader as ' responsibility
'
'
to operate the Nat
district have been sponsoring a well as earnest preacher, curly- ional Headquarters of the JCCA,”
weekly half-hour radio-broadcast, headed Fred was well-liked by he concluded.
*
twenty-minutes in Japanese and the 50 or more Nisei who attend
Tribute was given Tanaka for
ten minutes in English. It is a ed his services.
his six years of work for the
I
high-calibre broadcast with choir
Welcome guest speakers at the National JCCA by several speak
pieces, solos, and a brief chal
I uT?EONTO~Graduatingfrom
—
growing Nisei church have been ers including Edward Ide, Toron
lenging message. These broad Ethel and Hiko Kinoshita of Ke
to JCCA president; Mits Sumiya,
I
'n‘versity of Toronto’s school । To Complete Studies
casts are released in cooperation lowna and Dr. Masumi Toyotome Ontario JCCA president; Fred
■
Ttr?,y Td w in‘1 At ^^ State Univ.
with JEMS, an American Nisei of New York. Factoring the J Kondo of the National JCCA;
ning at the Toronto General |
MONTREAL — Dr. George organization. As far as is known, church for the rest of the summer Fred Sunahara representing Lon
ospital is George Y’oshinori Hi- '
।
Shimotakahara
accompanied by this is the only Japanese lan- if Ken Kunihiro of San Antonio, don-St. Thomas JCCA. Also
to Who won an impressive list '
^st his wife and child, left Montreal guage broadcast in this country Texas.
■ reA*0?5^ a"'ards d™« his
A former GI. Ken saw speaking were Miss Margaret
for Iowa City, Iowa, where he and the Issei especially are en- service in Germany with the oc- i Boos and Miss Edith Fowkes,
• ars at school.
will spend two years to com joying it.
cupation forces. Following his former members of the Co-OperH?ki WOn nine scholar- plete his post-graduate studies in
In the Spring of this year, discharge, he continued with his aLve Committee for Japanese
the Hs^nd brarieS' T«cluded in oto-Iaryngology (ear, throat and these Nisei with vision and lots I education obtainin
his Bachelor Canadians.
are he University of B.C. nose specializing) at the Iowa of get-up-and-go started their Degree in Agronomy and his
^hen^6 schoIarshiP he received State University Hospital.
own Nisei Church ervice about Master’s in Sociology. Since then
Dr. Shimotakahara is a gra- 5 miles north of Kelowna in- the he has studied theology for two1 Tokyo Gossip . . ,
tion-n vC°nC1Uded his ^culaof
n "nC?Ver- At diversity I duate of University of B. C. and Rutland area. They rented a cosy I Fears at Prairie Bible Institute
Love affairs of two former res
Alumni n^’/e W°n the Medical McGill University and has prac little church building in which and will be returning for his final
idents of Los Angeles attracted
they also hold Sunday School. The year this fall.
In 1950.
schoIarship ticed in Montreal.
much attention in the local press.
On completion of his studies, S.S. was originally commenced
Ue<i at S^n
t9°2’ each val~
Kurouemon Onoue, popular Ka
Prominent in Nisei work in
Poshn^
' In 19°2’ he won the he will return to Montreal to by Iwao Ikenouye who is now m
buki actor, announced his inten
9
Dosnn-r r°% Scholarship and take on a position on the staff Japan as the first foreign mis Alberta for the last seven years tion to divorce his wife to marry
I » ®Xtincial
y; of the Royal Victoria Hospital
has been Bill Tamagi. former
sionary of the Canadian Japanese
Salvation Army Capta in and Michiko. Iseri’ Los Angeles-born
I Cohen Pr;7p v °Ctor Ben jamin and McGill University.
Mission, the undenominational
United Church minister. Bill has Nisei girl now dancing in New
society which coordinates the
thrown his lot in with the Nisei York.
and th* Ch
eternity Bursary, CHOSEN OUTSTANDING
work the Nisei are doing in the
While the case of 200 millionas Vice-Chairman and full-time
arship.^ ar GS E' Frosst Schol- STUDENT AT ROSEMARY
Okanagan and in S. Alberta.
|
yen
estate of the late Marquis
missionary under the Canadian
ROSEMARY, Alta. — Given an
Not to be outdone by their Japanese Mission. Currently he is Tadashi Hachisuka was being set
award
as
the
Outstanding
Stu
B. C. friends, Alberta Nisei start
of th^\mretary and memtouring Haw’aii with three evan tled in favor of the divorced wife,
dent at graduation exercises held ed their own church services on
gelists from the JEMS but will Mrs. Chieko Nagamine Hachi
Hon^ Medi^ 12a °miga AIpha
at Rosemary recently was Miss April 26 in the YMCA in Leth
suka, formerly of Los Angeles,
return to Canada in time to di
S^P to which ; S;0CIety! memberShigeko Takeda. She was also bridge. Student-pastor for the
he matter was complicated with
^dents
S lln^d to honor valedictorian for the graduating month of May was Fred Ima- rect the Nisei Christian Fellow the appearance of a woman who
ship Kootenay Kamp near NMclass.
claimed to be a sister-in-law to
hara of the Bible Fellowship son, B. C., July 19-26.
the late Marquis.
‘JCCA Important As Means
Of Fostering Democracy’
Christian Nisoi Active
in interior B.C., Aiberta
Toronto Nisei Gets MD at University of Toronto
After impressive Academic Record, Scholarships
*
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VOL. 16—NO. 49
WEDNESDAY, ruNEYUTass
FINAL DAYS OF BATTLESHIP YAMATO SUBJECT
Nisei Win Roles In
Film Story of Marines
TORONTO, ONT.
GEORGE TANAKA SAID:
HONOLULU _ Kve
TOKYO — The last day of a dar
battleship—the death of the ,' ment
m°dern instru- members of the 442nd Combat
Team were selected this week for
mammoth Yamato on a suicide j
The Yamato made its last sor- | Parts in the Aubrey Schenk Pro
mission late in the Pacific war_
le. ?” a kamikaze special attack ductions “Beachhead,” which will
will be show’n Japanese movie
smcide mission-steaming out of be filmed on Kauai starting about
goers this month in a r.ew docu
with" '
BaSe f°r °kiMwa July 1.
our m^,^1 ''”P°rta"M °f 0,0 JCCA !s the “"«""»«« of
mentary film.
with enough fuel for only a oneProducer Howard W. Koch an- I
nt ,
•
b>’
"e ™a^ ^
^are toward
The Japanese say the 72.898way trip. None of the 3,333 crew nounced that Akira Fukunaga “«Xc7
°
“
r
Geo^e
ton Yamato, sunk by U.S. carrier
George Miki, Ken Okamoto, Dan
memoors expected to return.
ably the l«eTd^
*
planes, was the biggest fie-hthm
ie Aoki and Benjamin Ono had
u-.e
was
no
air
cover
at
all
ship ever built, dwa firg bv
vapan couldn't afford it. Only been chosen from the combat
more than 20,000 tons the largest eight destroyers and a cruiser
Simp after several interviews
me Hearthstone Restaurant, on June 19.
American battleship afloat.
escorted the suicide battlewagon
Miki and Okamoto
About
100 persons defied the
The 1 amato was wrapped in
on its final mission. Thev repre Played in Go For Broke!”
muggy 90-dagree weather to
so much secrecy from the time sented the last of the once great
Aoki "’ill portrav
honor Tanaka who will be retir and effort in following the con
sniper
it was built in 1935 until it sank Japanese Navy.
wh^h Koch termed “quite a part.”
ing from the secretaryship some stituted ideals and principles of
off Kyushu on April 7, 1945_
The desperate mission wound j He follows the Marines through time next month. Gifts were pre the JCCA by active group rela
that not even a picture was re
tions work in the Conadian comup in utter failure. Instead of the jungle and has a showdown
leased. The Japanese Navy re reaching Okinawa as intended, with the former at the end of the sented to him by the Toronto munity. This field of work is very
JCCA, the Issei Division and
fused to confirm there was such
some 1000 U.S. carrier planes picture. Fukunaga plays a desert London-St. Thomas JCCA and a luige and has many aspects.
a ship.
And it is my firm conviction
assaulted the Yamato off Kvushu er from the Japanese army who bouquet of roses was presented
The last day of the Yamato is Japan’s southern island, and sank joins the Marine group and begs tc Mrs. Tanaka
*
I
the JCCA will not exist
not a pleasant memory for anv it after a two-hour battle.
them to take him to Hollywood
without its national unity,” he
Japanese, but the Japanese peo
Said
Tanaka
in
speaking
of
the
added
The Yamato went down when
B. C. SALMON STRIKE ENDS
future of the JCCA.
ple do not resent grim pictures.
JCCA, “We must
Tanaka also spoke about JCCA
more than 10 aerial torpedoes
Several months ago, the Toei
ripped through her steel plates FISHERMEN BACK AT WORK remember that, while the JCCA | leadGrsli’P, an important factor in
Motion Picture Company filmed and penetrated the power mag
VANCOUVER — The B. C. sal does appear to be ai very real maintaining the work of the JCthing to us, it is also a very infl ild Lily Tower,” an account
He stated four rules that
azine .Only about 300 officers and mon fishing strike which started
of Okinawa high school girls
on June 15 is ended and the 1,509 tangible entity which could 'cease “should be practiced by the exe
men survived the death blast.
who volunteered as nurses and
fishermen involved are expected to exist in its true spirit and cutives in the local chapters, the
leave with us but a shell of itself. Provincial chapters and the natperished in the Okinawa battle.
to resume fishing today, June 24,
Spent
Year
in
Hawaii,
‘ It is my belief that if we de- I *onaI headquarters.”
The picture was an all-time box
for sockeye.
’
office success. Toei followed with . Will Go To New York
“JCCA leadership ”
The strike was lifted following sire to maintain the JCCA, all
he said,
"Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita” de
°f4 the JCCA across “must not lose sight of the JCC V
I
Dr. Etsuko Toguri of Toronto agreement on prices by the fisher r^ai)
Canada must keep in mind the principles and ideals a
scribing the losing battle of the
who has been living in .Honolulu, men gloups and the cannery
proclaimPhilippines. This also was a
imperative need to devote at ed in the JCCA constitution
; it
Hawaii, for a one year residency operators.
least 50 per cent of their time
smash hit.
must work to maintain the spirit
in internal medicine, will be go
Now Shin Toho Motion Pict;ure ing to the Columbia Presbyterian
of goodwill; it must have faith
Company, producers of several
and more faith; it must exercise
Medical Centre in New York City
epics, including the “sinking of
a
tremendous amount of patience.
as an anesthesiologist.
the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl
"And I can say with some
She spent about one year at
Harbor,” has made the Yamato Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu be
authority that these qualities are
By M. R.
story.
Church
(a
Nisei church with most necessary to be observed by
fore taking on a postition as as
Christian Nisei are really ac Hideo Aoki, JEMS --------The Yamato 861 feet long and
radio-minis- I those leaders of the JCCA in the
_
sistant medical director of a tive these days out West. Since
wanting nine i8.inch guns was
tuberculosis sanitorium in Kauai last fall, the Nisei of Kelowna ter, as pastor) of San Jose, Calif. ! var'ous provinces who accept the
pipped with six airplanes, ra- for six months.
Gifted soloist and song-leader as ' responsibility
'
'
to operate the Nat
district have been sponsoring a well as earnest preacher, curly- ional Headquarters of the JCCA,”
weekly half-hour radio-broadcast, headed Fred was well-liked by he concluded.
*
twenty-minutes in Japanese and the 50 or more Nisei who attend
Tribute was given Tanaka for
ten minutes in English. It is a ed his services.
his six years of work for the
I
high-calibre broadcast with choir
Welcome guest speakers at the National JCCA by several speak
pieces, solos, and a brief chal
I uT?EONTO~Graduatingfrom
—
growing Nisei church have been ers including Edward Ide, Toron
lenging message. These broad Ethel and Hiko Kinoshita of Ke
to JCCA president; Mits Sumiya,
I
'n‘versity of Toronto’s school । To Complete Studies
casts are released in cooperation lowna and Dr. Masumi Toyotome Ontario JCCA president; Fred
■
Ttr?,y Td w in‘1 At ^^ State Univ.
with JEMS, an American Nisei of New York. Factoring the J Kondo of the National JCCA;
ning at the Toronto General |
MONTREAL — Dr. George organization. As far as is known, church for the rest of the summer Fred Sunahara representing Lon
ospital is George Y’oshinori Hi- '
।
Shimotakahara
accompanied by this is the only Japanese lan- if Ken Kunihiro of San Antonio, don-St. Thomas JCCA. Also
to Who won an impressive list '
^st his wife and child, left Montreal guage broadcast in this country Texas.
■ reA*0?5^ a"'ards d™« his
A former GI. Ken saw speaking were Miss Margaret
for Iowa City, Iowa, where he and the Issei especially are en- service in Germany with the oc- i Boos and Miss Edith Fowkes,
• ars at school.
will spend two years to com joying it.
cupation forces. Following his former members of the Co-OperH?ki WOn nine scholar- plete his post-graduate studies in
In the Spring of this year, discharge, he continued with his aLve Committee for Japanese
the Hs^nd brarieS' T«cluded in oto-Iaryngology (ear, throat and these Nisei with vision and lots I education obtainin
his Bachelor Canadians.
are he University of B.C. nose specializing) at the Iowa of get-up-and-go started their Degree in Agronomy and his
^hen^6 schoIarshiP he received State University Hospital.
own Nisei Church ervice about Master’s in Sociology. Since then
Dr. Shimotakahara is a gra- 5 miles north of Kelowna in- the he has studied theology for two1 Tokyo Gossip . . ,
tion-n vC°nC1Uded his ^culaof
n "nC?Ver- At diversity I duate of University of B. C. and Rutland area. They rented a cosy I Fears at Prairie Bible Institute
Love affairs of two former res
Alumni n^’/e W°n the Medical McGill University and has prac little church building in which and will be returning for his final
idents of Los Angeles attracted
they also hold Sunday School. The year this fall.
In 1950.
schoIarship ticed in Montreal.
much attention in the local press.
On completion of his studies, S.S. was originally commenced
Ue<i at S^n
t9°2’ each val~
Kurouemon Onoue, popular Ka
Prominent in Nisei work in
Poshn^
' In 19°2’ he won the he will return to Montreal to by Iwao Ikenouye who is now m
buki actor, announced his inten
9
Dosnn-r r°% Scholarship and take on a position on the staff Japan as the first foreign mis Alberta for the last seven years tion to divorce his wife to marry
I » ®Xtincial
y; of the Royal Victoria Hospital
has been Bill Tamagi. former
sionary of the Canadian Japanese
Salvation Army Capta in and Michiko. Iseri’ Los Angeles-born
I Cohen Pr;7p v °Ctor Ben jamin and McGill University.
Mission, the undenominational
United Church minister. Bill has Nisei girl now dancing in New
society which coordinates the
thrown his lot in with the Nisei York.
and th* Ch
eternity Bursary, CHOSEN OUTSTANDING
work the Nisei are doing in the
While the case of 200 millionas Vice-Chairman and full-time
arship.^ ar GS E' Frosst Schol- STUDENT AT ROSEMARY
Okanagan and in S. Alberta.
|
yen
estate of the late Marquis
missionary under the Canadian
ROSEMARY, Alta. — Given an
Not to be outdone by their Japanese Mission. Currently he is Tadashi Hachisuka was being set
award
as
the
Outstanding
Stu
B. C. friends, Alberta Nisei start
of th^\mretary and memtouring Haw’aii with three evan tled in favor of the divorced wife,
dent at graduation exercises held ed their own church services on
gelists from the JEMS but will Mrs. Chieko Nagamine Hachi
Hon^ Medi^ 12a °miga AIpha
at Rosemary recently was Miss April 26 in the YMCA in Leth
suka, formerly of Los Angeles,
return to Canada in time to di
S^P to which ; S;0CIety! memberShigeko Takeda. She was also bridge. Student-pastor for the
he matter was complicated with
^dents
S lln^d to honor valedictorian for the graduating month of May was Fred Ima- rect the Nisei Christian Fellow the appearance of a woman who
ship Kootenay Kamp near NMclass.
claimed to be a sister-in-law to
hara of the Bible Fellowship son, B. C., July 19-26.
the late Marquis.
‘JCCA Important As Means
Of Fostering Democracy’
Christian Nisoi Active
in interior B.C., Aiberta
Toronto Nisei Gets MD at University of Toronto
After impressive Academic Record, Scholarships
*
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Page 2
THE
NEW
CANADIAN
‘Red Carnation Corsage"
Wednesday, June 2ii Ig53
emme
ape
Slowly7 drawing on his over- night, “when a Nisei gal stoops
As planned, George walked to
By CINDERELLA
sized cigar, George watched his to writing an ad like this in a the coiner to catch the Union De
wife, Mary’, as she merrily7 hum- local paper. She’s probably' some pot bus. He had decided to leave
med a tune while sewing. He shriveled up old maid that for everything that belonged to him “Listen, Kid, That’s Not Good Enough
could nevex' recognize a tune Mary7 got to live until it was too late.” self and Mary7, intact with her.
You walk out of the room so sure you know what you are doi ~
hummed ox- sang because she
Mary had merely nodded her Even the car. All he had was the You think you’re right and I’m wrong. I’m only your older broth §>
couldn’t carry a tune if she had a head in agreement. George re suit on his back, a wallet with
nine years older than you. When the old man gave me a talkina^’
truck to help carry it. But never membered that clearly7, too. Be two train tickets to Kansas City,
—almost ten years ago—you were just a kid of five, frightened
theless, Mary was forevex’ ixx a cause Mary was always nodding and $65.19.
because “papa” was shouting more than usual. I was almost*fiftee
gay7 mood, George mused, flicking hen head in agreement.
When George got off the bus,
and I was sure I didn’t need to go and finish high school? The old
ashes accurately into the tray7 at
Crazy7 part of it was, George he swiftly7 strode to the coiner
the side of his easy7 chair.
secretly7 tore the ad out of the flower shop and bought a red man was dead set against it. He would have been dead set against
your leaving high school without a graduation certificate if he
Maybe that’s what is wrong paper and stuck it in his wallet carnation.
still alive.
ere
with us, he thought. It’s always that evening.
“A red carnation in your lapel
*
*
*
“smile and the world smiles with
“Just for kicks, I’ll write to her will tell me that I have found my
“The hell with you!” you said to me. “You think you can run
y7ou” in this house—never a dark and see if a Nisei girl actually7
man, my7 George,” was the last- my life for me!” you shouted as you flung yourself out of the rooxm
cloud to draw us closer' together, did send in such an ad,” he had
sentence in Martha’s last letter. That’s just it. I don’t want to run your life fox- you, and I don’t
Never a crisis to strain our rela- told himself.
“And I will be wearing a red
tions.
And that’s how it all started, carnation corsage,” she had said, want anyone or anything else to run it for you. I want you to run
it the way you want to, but I want to see you prepared with the
“Not even one measly7 lover’s As impersonal as the letters
“waiting for you at the entrance
necessary equipment to do it. I don’t want you to throw awav a
quarrel after five years of marri themselves, written to and from
to track 7—the track that will
future for a $100 a month. That’s why I must forbid you to -leave
age,” George finally7 grunted a post office box.
take us to our own 7th Heaven.”
school right now.
aloud, flipping the pages of the
• At first the letters were of a
The
minute
hand
of
the
huge
Your two pals have swell jobs. Quite possibly they’re not as
evening paper.
humorous variety', never person station clock continued its slow
bright
as you are. Tlxey get a hundred bucks a month to start,
“What did you say,
al. And then they7 found each tour. The hour hand inched its
and the job’s a cinch. You can have a job in the same factory
Mary asked continuing hex- rhy- othci' via Mrs. Postman. Refrain
way
7
toward
the
figure
10.
thmic sewing.
That’s big money for a kid almost 15. I know what that’ll mean
ing from any- mention of ac
George
nervously
7
ripped
the
“Nothing, dear,” he
to you. It’ll mean you can pay board, buy a new, jazzy suit, have
quaintances, (this they7 agreed
least she stopped that infernal upon earlier) George and Martha, cellophane from a fresh cigar and more pocket money to run around with, and it can even mean a
lit it. “I wonder if she’ll mind
humming to answer me, he
soon discovered that theix- con- my7 smoking cigars,” he mused, brand new car of your own some day. In short you can tell me
thought.
versation-by-mail
had caught “I should have told her that I to go to hell.
*
Not only7 that, after tonight I’ll
them in a maelstrom of love ver smoke them.”
never have to hear her constant sus convention.
You told me “Heck, you didn’t finish high school but you’re
Unable to stand the agony of
patter, or hex' humming, oi’ hex’
doing
alright!” That’s not good enough fox- you—just “doing al
And all within one short month, waiting, George finally7 purchased
singing, oi' of hex' women’s club.
right
not when you have the possibilities for having something
30 days.
a magazine and walked to the
As an afterthought, George
(better, not when you have the opportunities for preparing for
waiting room.
*
*
*
flipped the pages of the paper- to
.something better. Oh, I know I’ve done pretty well. I started at
*
*
*
An abrupt hand shook George
the “personal” section. It was
75 cents an hour when kids my7 age were getting 40 cents an hour,
here that he had met Martha from his deep thoughts. It was
The minutes passed.
and I m getting something like $65 a week now. That’s good money,
dear, mysterious, Martha. Al- Mary’s hand.
Finally the loudspeaker blared and Im in a good trade. Oh sure, there are guys better educated
“Wake up, George,” she was forth.
though he had never seen her,
who don’t make that much!
George knew deep in his heart saying. “Why7 don’t y7ou g’o up to
“City7 of Los Angeles now load
But fox- the responsibility I have, I have to keep one jump
that she was a woman to love and bed early7 tonight and g'et some ing at gate 7 for Kansas City.”
ahead without the basic fundamentals I threw over for 75 cents
to be loved by7. George knew that sleep. You’ve been looking peak
George gripped the leather- an hour. My7 job as a draughtsman I learned the hard way, plugging
Martha was the woman he had to ed for the past few weeks and covered chair, doused his cigar av ay7 aftex- hours while other guys sat around end enjoyed them
have fox' his own—even though it it has me worried. Are they7 over and rose. The time has come, he selves.
meant giving up his job, his home, working’ you at the office?”
thought, when Martha and I
Tes, today I’m a good draughtsman. And perhaps I should
“Tes, I guess I’ve had quite a must meet.
his friends, and lastly, his wife,
be satisfied. But lately, there have been moments when I’ve wished
Mary.
bit on my7 mind lately, Mary, but
Carefully brushing off his suit, I could have been something else. One of my old high school pals
It had been a month since he you needn’t worry7, it’s all ovex- George rearranged his red car is now an engineer. He’s just graduated from university. He’s nothad read the advertisement under now and everything- is all right.” nation. He felt a huge lump from
getting much just now, but there’s prospects ahead, and the thing
Mary7 smiled, kissed him on the in his throat and sink to his
the “personal” heading, George
which counts is that he likes his chosen work. He lives, thinks, and
reminisced. Mary'
sewing— forehead and went uptairs—still stomach.
talks in terms of his profession.. . and I guess it must be kind
and humming—that night, just as humming.
Slowly7 he strode toward Gate of nice to be able to do that... I might have been an engineer too .. •
she is now.
George thoughtfully7 touched 7.
*
*
*
He relit his cigar and drew his forehead. That will be the last
As the people poured through
You, at 15, think you know what you want. You laughed at
kiss I evex- receive from you, dear the gate, George scanned each
deeply, closing’ his eyes.
wife.
face. No woman wearing a red me when I reminded you that you once wanted to be a doctor.
Aw heck, that takes too long!” you said. You think you have
Still somewhat amazed at the carnation corsage was in sight,
2S, would like to correspond with
all the answers. But growth, kid, is a developing thing, and ten
educated Nisei, 30-35. Purpose— clarity7 of his thoughts, George
became frantic.
to prove to myself that such a got out of his chair, put on his
Maybe she won’t show up, a years from now, you will be thinking quite differently. Whatever
hat and walked out of the house wild voice repeated in his brain. you might be ten years from now, I don’t want you to regret that
—
never to return.
That’s what the ad had said.
A wild desire to shout her somewhere ten y7ears before, you cut yourself off from the pos
sibility of further training simply because you could get a job
Looking at his watch he re name mounted in his heart.
*
alized that he had an houi- before
And then she appeared around without finishing high school. Ten years hence, I don’t want you
George had laughed so loud meeting’ Martha at the train de
to find yourself in a position where you will look at yourself and
when he read it that even Mary pot. An houx' and I am a new the stone column, walking swift the job you are doing, and regretting or even hating it all.
decided to read the paper for a man, without a job, without funds, ly* with hex' eyes glancing from
It s not a comforting thought to suddenly realize that you’ve
left to right.
change.
without friends, but I’ll have
missed the boat and to know too, when you face it squarely, that
George caught sight of
“What the hell is this world Martha, he thought,
it
was all your own doing. You may try to recover what you have
huge red carnation corsage on
coming to?” he asked Mary7 that
*
*
*
lost... and all credit and encouragement to you if you do .. • bui
hex' dress.
She stopped short when she often by that time the chances are that before you can try to
saw George standing 10 feet in make up to yourself, you will have to see to other responsibiW’e;
front of her wearing a red car- you have acquired through the years, like responsibilities to your
wife and your small dependents.
nation in his coat lapel.
*
*
When their eyes finally- met,
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Listen,
kid,
I
don
’
t
want
to
run
your
life. That $100 a mont
George heard a gasp leave hex'
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
lips as a white-gloved hand jerk offexed you is a great temptation. At no time before has it been
as a medium of expression and news outlet
as easy7 fox- youngsters like y7ou—bright kids caught up in a rest
ed ovex' hex- mouth.
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
“Max- . . . I” His voice failed less world, eager to escape the routine of class rooms and examinatins—to make money7 fast. And a hundred dollars a month
KEN ADACHI
him.
--------- ------------------- Editor
Japanese Section Editor
stood riveted face to can buy7 you quite a number of things, but there is also quite a
KEN .MORI
-- ----------------- Advertising
face with his wife Mary. The number of things which it cannot buy for y7ou. I can only’ calOffice Hours
uniformed gateman’s voice broke them the “intangibles”—a series of things which may sound pretty
Monday to Friday.
Saturday.
oM-fashioned to you, like discipline, responsibility7, order—vhkh
the eerie silence:
S:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
MOO a.m.-12 noon.
“Last call for passengers leav will allow you to adjust yourself to the world you will live in as
Subscription, in Advam
$3.00 for six months
ing on the City of Los Angeles y ou yourself develop and change.
$6.00 per one year
THE NEW CANADIAN
4“9 Queen St. ^ •
E.Mpire 6-5005 — Toronto. Ont.
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept,, Ottawa
— from Crossroads
I just don’t want you to feel sorry when it’s too late. That why I muM forbid you to quit school now.
THE
NEW
CANADIAN
‘Red Carnation Corsage"
Wednesday, June 2ii Ig53
emme
ape
Slowly7 drawing on his over- night, “when a Nisei gal stoops
As planned, George walked to
By CINDERELLA
sized cigar, George watched his to writing an ad like this in a the coiner to catch the Union De
wife, Mary’, as she merrily7 hum- local paper. She’s probably' some pot bus. He had decided to leave
med a tune while sewing. He shriveled up old maid that for everything that belonged to him “Listen, Kid, That’s Not Good Enough
could nevex' recognize a tune Mary7 got to live until it was too late.” self and Mary7, intact with her.
You walk out of the room so sure you know what you are doi ~
hummed ox- sang because she
Mary had merely nodded her Even the car. All he had was the You think you’re right and I’m wrong. I’m only your older broth §>
couldn’t carry a tune if she had a head in agreement. George re suit on his back, a wallet with
nine years older than you. When the old man gave me a talkina^’
truck to help carry it. But never membered that clearly7, too. Be two train tickets to Kansas City,
—almost ten years ago—you were just a kid of five, frightened
theless, Mary was forevex’ ixx a cause Mary was always nodding and $65.19.
because “papa” was shouting more than usual. I was almost*fiftee
gay7 mood, George mused, flicking hen head in agreement.
When George got off the bus,
and I was sure I didn’t need to go and finish high school? The old
ashes accurately into the tray7 at
Crazy7 part of it was, George he swiftly7 strode to the coiner
the side of his easy7 chair.
secretly7 tore the ad out of the flower shop and bought a red man was dead set against it. He would have been dead set against
your leaving high school without a graduation certificate if he
Maybe that’s what is wrong paper and stuck it in his wallet carnation.
still alive.
ere
with us, he thought. It’s always that evening.
“A red carnation in your lapel
*
*
*
“smile and the world smiles with
“Just for kicks, I’ll write to her will tell me that I have found my
“The hell with you!” you said to me. “You think you can run
y7ou” in this house—never a dark and see if a Nisei girl actually7
man, my7 George,” was the last- my life for me!” you shouted as you flung yourself out of the rooxm
cloud to draw us closer' together, did send in such an ad,” he had
sentence in Martha’s last letter. That’s just it. I don’t want to run your life fox- you, and I don’t
Never a crisis to strain our rela- told himself.
“And I will be wearing a red
tions.
And that’s how it all started, carnation corsage,” she had said, want anyone or anything else to run it for you. I want you to run
it the way you want to, but I want to see you prepared with the
“Not even one measly7 lover’s As impersonal as the letters
“waiting for you at the entrance
necessary equipment to do it. I don’t want you to throw awav a
quarrel after five years of marri themselves, written to and from
to track 7—the track that will
future for a $100 a month. That’s why I must forbid you to -leave
age,” George finally7 grunted a post office box.
take us to our own 7th Heaven.”
school right now.
aloud, flipping the pages of the
• At first the letters were of a
The
minute
hand
of
the
huge
Your two pals have swell jobs. Quite possibly they’re not as
evening paper.
humorous variety', never person station clock continued its slow
bright
as you are. Tlxey get a hundred bucks a month to start,
“What did you say,
al. And then they7 found each tour. The hour hand inched its
and the job’s a cinch. You can have a job in the same factory
Mary asked continuing hex- rhy- othci' via Mrs. Postman. Refrain
way
7
toward
the
figure
10.
thmic sewing.
That’s big money for a kid almost 15. I know what that’ll mean
ing from any- mention of ac
George
nervously
7
ripped
the
“Nothing, dear,” he
to you. It’ll mean you can pay board, buy a new, jazzy suit, have
quaintances, (this they7 agreed
least she stopped that infernal upon earlier) George and Martha, cellophane from a fresh cigar and more pocket money to run around with, and it can even mean a
lit it. “I wonder if she’ll mind
humming to answer me, he
soon discovered that theix- con- my7 smoking cigars,” he mused, brand new car of your own some day. In short you can tell me
thought.
versation-by-mail
had caught “I should have told her that I to go to hell.
*
Not only7 that, after tonight I’ll
them in a maelstrom of love ver smoke them.”
never have to hear her constant sus convention.
You told me “Heck, you didn’t finish high school but you’re
Unable to stand the agony of
patter, or hex' humming, oi’ hex’
doing
alright!” That’s not good enough fox- you—just “doing al
And all within one short month, waiting, George finally7 purchased
singing, oi' of hex' women’s club.
right
not when you have the possibilities for having something
30 days.
a magazine and walked to the
As an afterthought, George
(better, not when you have the opportunities for preparing for
waiting room.
*
*
*
flipped the pages of the paper- to
.something better. Oh, I know I’ve done pretty well. I started at
*
*
*
An abrupt hand shook George
the “personal” section. It was
75 cents an hour when kids my7 age were getting 40 cents an hour,
here that he had met Martha from his deep thoughts. It was
The minutes passed.
and I m getting something like $65 a week now. That’s good money,
dear, mysterious, Martha. Al- Mary’s hand.
Finally the loudspeaker blared and Im in a good trade. Oh sure, there are guys better educated
“Wake up, George,” she was forth.
though he had never seen her,
who don’t make that much!
George knew deep in his heart saying. “Why7 don’t y7ou g’o up to
“City7 of Los Angeles now load
But fox- the responsibility I have, I have to keep one jump
that she was a woman to love and bed early7 tonight and g'et some ing at gate 7 for Kansas City.”
ahead without the basic fundamentals I threw over for 75 cents
to be loved by7. George knew that sleep. You’ve been looking peak
George gripped the leather- an hour. My7 job as a draughtsman I learned the hard way, plugging
Martha was the woman he had to ed for the past few weeks and covered chair, doused his cigar av ay7 aftex- hours while other guys sat around end enjoyed them
have fox' his own—even though it it has me worried. Are they7 over and rose. The time has come, he selves.
meant giving up his job, his home, working’ you at the office?”
thought, when Martha and I
Tes, today I’m a good draughtsman. And perhaps I should
“Tes, I guess I’ve had quite a must meet.
his friends, and lastly, his wife,
be satisfied. But lately, there have been moments when I’ve wished
Mary.
bit on my7 mind lately, Mary, but
Carefully brushing off his suit, I could have been something else. One of my old high school pals
It had been a month since he you needn’t worry7, it’s all ovex- George rearranged his red car is now an engineer. He’s just graduated from university. He’s nothad read the advertisement under now and everything- is all right.” nation. He felt a huge lump from
getting much just now, but there’s prospects ahead, and the thing
Mary7 smiled, kissed him on the in his throat and sink to his
the “personal” heading, George
which counts is that he likes his chosen work. He lives, thinks, and
reminisced. Mary'
sewing— forehead and went uptairs—still stomach.
talks in terms of his profession.. . and I guess it must be kind
and humming—that night, just as humming.
Slowly7 he strode toward Gate of nice to be able to do that... I might have been an engineer too .. •
she is now.
George thoughtfully7 touched 7.
*
*
*
He relit his cigar and drew his forehead. That will be the last
As the people poured through
You, at 15, think you know what you want. You laughed at
kiss I evex- receive from you, dear the gate, George scanned each
deeply, closing’ his eyes.
wife.
face. No woman wearing a red me when I reminded you that you once wanted to be a doctor.
Aw heck, that takes too long!” you said. You think you have
Still somewhat amazed at the carnation corsage was in sight,
2S, would like to correspond with
all the answers. But growth, kid, is a developing thing, and ten
educated Nisei, 30-35. Purpose— clarity7 of his thoughts, George
became frantic.
to prove to myself that such a got out of his chair, put on his
Maybe she won’t show up, a years from now, you will be thinking quite differently. Whatever
hat and walked out of the house wild voice repeated in his brain. you might be ten years from now, I don’t want you to regret that
—
never to return.
That’s what the ad had said.
A wild desire to shout her somewhere ten y7ears before, you cut yourself off from the pos
sibility of further training simply because you could get a job
Looking at his watch he re name mounted in his heart.
*
alized that he had an houi- before
And then she appeared around without finishing high school. Ten years hence, I don’t want you
George had laughed so loud meeting’ Martha at the train de
to find yourself in a position where you will look at yourself and
when he read it that even Mary pot. An houx' and I am a new the stone column, walking swift the job you are doing, and regretting or even hating it all.
decided to read the paper for a man, without a job, without funds, ly* with hex' eyes glancing from
It s not a comforting thought to suddenly realize that you’ve
left to right.
change.
without friends, but I’ll have
missed the boat and to know too, when you face it squarely, that
George caught sight of
“What the hell is this world Martha, he thought,
it
was all your own doing. You may try to recover what you have
huge red carnation corsage on
coming to?” he asked Mary7 that
*
*
*
lost... and all credit and encouragement to you if you do .. • bui
hex' dress.
She stopped short when she often by that time the chances are that before you can try to
saw George standing 10 feet in make up to yourself, you will have to see to other responsibiW’e;
front of her wearing a red car- you have acquired through the years, like responsibilities to your
wife and your small dependents.
nation in his coat lapel.
*
*
When their eyes finally- met,
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Listen,
kid,
I
don
’
t
want
to
run
your
life. That $100 a mont
George heard a gasp leave hex'
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
lips as a white-gloved hand jerk offexed you is a great temptation. At no time before has it been
as a medium of expression and news outlet
as easy7 fox- youngsters like y7ou—bright kids caught up in a rest
ed ovex' hex- mouth.
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
“Max- . . . I” His voice failed less world, eager to escape the routine of class rooms and examinatins—to make money7 fast. And a hundred dollars a month
KEN ADACHI
him.
--------- ------------------- Editor
Japanese Section Editor
stood riveted face to can buy7 you quite a number of things, but there is also quite a
KEN .MORI
-- ----------------- Advertising
face with his wife Mary. The number of things which it cannot buy for y7ou. I can only’ calOffice Hours
uniformed gateman’s voice broke them the “intangibles”—a series of things which may sound pretty
Monday to Friday.
Saturday.
oM-fashioned to you, like discipline, responsibility7, order—vhkh
the eerie silence:
S:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
MOO a.m.-12 noon.
“Last call for passengers leav will allow you to adjust yourself to the world you will live in as
Subscription, in Advam
$3.00 for six months
ing on the City of Los Angeles y ou yourself develop and change.
$6.00 per one year
THE NEW CANADIAN
4“9 Queen St. ^ •
E.Mpire 6-5005 — Toronto. Ont.
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept,, Ottawa
— from Crossroads
I just don’t want you to feel sorry when it’s too late. That why I muM forbid you to quit school now.
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KEN OHARA POSTS WIN FOR WESTERNS AFTER
S DRUBBING BY MAHERS, FUKUMOTO CONNECTS
THE NEW CANADIAN
PAGE 7
Lethbridge Miners Drub Alberta JCCA Niseis
In Twin Bill, Hurlers Lack Fielding Support
Westerns snapped a 3-game
loss skein by belting Milwaukee
Sports 9-5 behind the 7-hit hurl
ing of Ken Ohara who took his
first turn of the year on the
mound on June 21 at Earlscourt
'Ai Park. T^e win, which boosted
their record to 6-9, left them in
fifth place behind Brants and
Industrial who are tied for third
with 6-6 records.
Star of the win was shortstop
Major Fukumoto who poled out
a grandslam homerun off Stan
Wilush in the second frame to
highlight a 6-run uprising- thaticed the game for Ohara. Major
■Sias’s
also collected a single.
Westerns added three more
runs in the seventh. Sub Miike’s
bases-loaded single being the key
blow. Milwaukee’s Alex Stemicki reached Ohara for two home
runs.
Ohara who normally patrols the
outfield, returned to the mound
and went the route, somethingWesterns’ hurlers haven’t done
for the previous three games.
LETHBRIDGE
The
Fred Tanaka played his first bridge Minei's swept both ends uie nightcap,
game for Westerns, contributing of a baseball doubleheader on straight over
a single as well as playing- well June 14 with the JCCA Niseis Niseis scored their i
in left field. His
to the as they waltzed to an easy 11-S second, sixth, seventh
plate cut off a run in one instance. win in the opener and eked out nnings. Jackie Ohno
Three double plays helped the a narrow 12-11 victory in the
he mound for the wimu
cause.
Twilight fixture to move into first
Queen V
In the game on June 20. Wes
while the Io
dropped hander Tom Asato, who made
Toronto, Ont
terns were drubbed mercilessly the Nisei into fourth with three his first, appearance with the
by league-leading Mahers and wins and seven defeats.
when the carnage ceased, the
The ninetcen-year-old curve
Lucien C. Kurata
The. Miners rolled into a 4-3
score read 14-1. Only thing to
bailer also sparkled at the plate
Barrister and Solicitor
cheer about was Checker Nishi- lead in the first three innings but
in three runs on a triple II
Notary Publie
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moved
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and a
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other hitter as Cliff Lowcock Lethbridge came fighting back in a triple, Tsujiura a double, C.
muffled the Nisei bats.
the sixth to push across three Kitaguchi, R. Hayashi and Jim
Walt Severnuck started for runs while the Niseis came back
Westerns, giving way to Ken Ike to knot the count seven all in
— Harrv Kimura
da in the fifth frame. The duo their half of the sixth. The Min
were touched for 15 hits.
ers then scored a singleton in the
In a previous game on June IS, seventh and won the game in the
Westerns were shut out 5-0 by eighth with three big runs. The
Brants, the defeat shunting- them Niseis scored their last run in
384-A tONOI STRUT, TORONTq, ONT.
from fourth place. Walt Sever the seventh on two singles and
The four-men bicycle
m
nuck had little luck on the mound, a sacrifice. Art Oshiro on the
from Japan will be raci
workhorse Joe Brown relieving mound for the losers issued 15
night, June 24.
him in the last frame.
hits in the opener but his mates
Gets Hole-in-One With
Grounds, from 7 p.m., and are
Westerns’ next scheduled game booted the ball around eight
J
expected to appear at Osha«
?
Assistance from Pal
is on Sat., June 27, from 1:45 times.
from 6:30 p.m. on June 2
Rookie Yosh Chaki, who re
SPOKANE, Wash.
oni Ota p.m. when they meet Milwaukee
T
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Toronto
placed injured Nobby Hayashi at
claimed a long distance assist, Sports at Earlscourt Park.
shortstop, played a bang-up game
last week for his pal’s hole in 1.
The four. Yuji Tachiri. Jiro
for the losers as he smashed out
George Honda teed off first on Japan Davis Cuppers
Okada.
Ohashi and
two singles and a double in five
the 110-yard 11th hole at the
Kihei Tomioka, will arrive with
trips while veteran Yoho Kimoto
Indian Canyon Golf Course here. To Visit Toronto
101 >/2 QUEEN ST. W.
a manager, adviser and attache.
collected
two
singles
in
four
tries.
The ball stopped against the pin For Canadian Title
For Pick-up and Delivery
They will be feted at a civic
Charlie Kitaguchi with a triple.
Phon#
which was leaning toward the tee.
luncheon by Mayor Allan Lam
VANCOUVER
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Japanese
Roy
Hayashi
a
double,
Nobby
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Then came Ota, dead on the line
port at noon.
with his drive. His ball liit the Davis Cup squad which is prep Abe, Tamo Takenaka and Mike
The. racers competed against
pin halfway up, bounced away. ping for its Cup tie with the U.S. Kano rapped out-the other hits
Ontario riders last weekend at
in Vancouver on July 9-10-11, will for the losers.
Honda’s ball fell in for an ace.
Delhi winning with 29 points
be competing in the Canadian
The Lethbridge Miners, scoringagainst Ontario’s 26.
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tennis championships in Toronto
three runs in each of the second,
-Plans Revealed For
The Japanese come to Tor
328 BROADVIEW AVE.
on July 18 to 26, it was announc
third, sixth and seventh innings,
onto with impressive victories
(near Gerrard St.)
Intern'tT Tourney
ed this week.
squeezed out a slim 12-11 win
in several American races.
Toronto.
Rhone GL. 3652
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The Japanese who will be play
A long distance phone call from
ing against Canadian Davis Cup
New York’s Hideo Nakano ,pres
team members such as top-seeded
Residence:
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ident of the Nisei Tennis Club
2 Vesta Drive
Lorne Main at the Toronto Lawn
there, revealed tentative plans for
MA fair 1365.
Tennis Club, hope to get some
the forthcoming Civic Holiday
exhibition matches prior to the
Andrew E. McKague,
A blazing sun blistered down atA-----------------------------------------------international match with Toronto.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
championships. They will arrive
Trinity Park’s asphalt courts at
Plans call for nine men’s sin
Public.
Negro Turns Down
in Toronto on July 15.
93 degrees last Sunday as the
201 Northern Ontario Blde.
gles and four men’s doubles, both
Toronto Nisei tennis officials
330 Bay St.
JCCA Tennis Club played off part $25,000 Japan Offer
two out of three sets, and foui'
will be meeting shortly to dis
(Corner Adelaide 4 Bay St#.)
of its warm-up tourney. The heat
ladies doubles, one set each.
FORONTO
cuss future plans and arrange
proved too much for the tennis
Possibly 50 players and supexhibition matches for the Japa
Manager
CHICAGO
enthusiasts and the tourney was
porters will be making the train
t
nese, possibly at the Hudson
called off at 2 p.m. and will be Pollock, of the Negro American
trip to New York for the week
Tennis Courts.
champion Indianapolis :
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resumed this week, the finals to
end. Persons wishing to make the
Clowns,
last
week
disclosed
that
:
be played next Sunday, June 28.
trip are asked to contact any tenSales & Service
turned
down
a
$25,000
he
had
Shig Sora pulled off the upset
nis executive before the deadline
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
ALL MAKES
t
of
the day when he upended third offer for his ladv secondbaseman
of July 15. .
Mr. and Mrs.
TORONTO
Miss Toni Stone, from a repro- 1
The official party will leave on 1 George K. Mori and family have seeded Ike Matsuo. He will meet
sentative of the Japanese League
July 31 at 9:10 p.m. and will re- moved to 121 Earlscourt Ave., Mossy Mitsui, the winner to play
in Tokyo.
turn from Now York on August Toronto. Phone number is KE. Mickey Matsubayashi in the semi
:
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finals.
Matt
Matsui
and
Tom
Pollock
also
said
that
he
was
5. Return fare is $22.
5774.
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Iwasaki are slated to play in the negotiating with the same spokes
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other half of the semis in the man for a fall exhibition tour of
303 Westmoreland Ave.
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men’s “A” singles.
Japan. He said the deal was
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The men’s “B” singles and pretty sure to go through, but
both the ladies “A” and “B” that the main condition was that
rounds will be continued next he guarantee the appearance of
T. KOBAYASHI
Sunday.
Miss Stone throughout the tour.
Japan Bike Racers
At C.N.E. Tonight
0. L CLEANERS
93-Degree Heat Too Much For JCCA Tennis Club
Expect to Complete Tournament Next Sunday
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KEN OHARA POSTS WIN FOR WESTERNS AFTER
S DRUBBING BY MAHERS, FUKUMOTO CONNECTS
THE NEW CANADIAN
PAGE 7
Lethbridge Miners Drub Alberta JCCA Niseis
In Twin Bill, Hurlers Lack Fielding Support
Westerns snapped a 3-game
loss skein by belting Milwaukee
Sports 9-5 behind the 7-hit hurl
ing of Ken Ohara who took his
first turn of the year on the
mound on June 21 at Earlscourt
'Ai Park. T^e win, which boosted
their record to 6-9, left them in
fifth place behind Brants and
Industrial who are tied for third
with 6-6 records.
Star of the win was shortstop
Major Fukumoto who poled out
a grandslam homerun off Stan
Wilush in the second frame to
highlight a 6-run uprising- thaticed the game for Ohara. Major
■Sias’s
also collected a single.
Westerns added three more
runs in the seventh. Sub Miike’s
bases-loaded single being the key
blow. Milwaukee’s Alex Stemicki reached Ohara for two home
runs.
Ohara who normally patrols the
outfield, returned to the mound
and went the route, somethingWesterns’ hurlers haven’t done
for the previous three games.
LETHBRIDGE
The
Fred Tanaka played his first bridge Minei's swept both ends uie nightcap,
game for Westerns, contributing of a baseball doubleheader on straight over
a single as well as playing- well June 14 with the JCCA Niseis Niseis scored their i
in left field. His
to the as they waltzed to an easy 11-S second, sixth, seventh
plate cut off a run in one instance. win in the opener and eked out nnings. Jackie Ohno
Three double plays helped the a narrow 12-11 victory in the
he mound for the wimu
cause.
Twilight fixture to move into first
Queen V
In the game on June 20. Wes
while the Io
dropped hander Tom Asato, who made
Toronto, Ont
terns were drubbed mercilessly the Nisei into fourth with three his first, appearance with the
by league-leading Mahers and wins and seven defeats.
when the carnage ceased, the
The ninetcen-year-old curve
Lucien C. Kurata
The. Miners rolled into a 4-3
score read 14-1. Only thing to
bailer also sparkled at the plate
Barrister and Solicitor
cheer about was Checker Nishi- lead in the first three innings but
in three runs on a triple II
Notary Publie
the
moved
ahead
with
mura’s single in the eight which
and a
ngle in three trips. Tamo ii 8 Adelaide St E., Toronto
batted in Westerns-' lone counter. singletons in the fourth and fifth Takenaka lashed out two sin;;
i 1st arid 2nd Mortgage U*ns
Major Fukumoto was the only inning's. The Northsiders from
airangc-d
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other hitter as Cliff Lowcock Lethbridge came fighting back in a triple, Tsujiura a double, C.
muffled the Nisei bats.
the sixth to push across three Kitaguchi, R. Hayashi and Jim
Walt Severnuck started for runs while the Niseis came back
Westerns, giving way to Ken Ike to knot the count seven all in
— Harrv Kimura
da in the fifth frame. The duo their half of the sixth. The Min
were touched for 15 hits.
ers then scored a singleton in the
In a previous game on June IS, seventh and won the game in the
Westerns were shut out 5-0 by eighth with three big runs. The
Brants, the defeat shunting- them Niseis scored their last run in
384-A tONOI STRUT, TORONTq, ONT.
from fourth place. Walt Sever the seventh on two singles and
The four-men bicycle
m
nuck had little luck on the mound, a sacrifice. Art Oshiro on the
from Japan will be raci
workhorse Joe Brown relieving mound for the losers issued 15
night, June 24.
him in the last frame.
hits in the opener but his mates
Gets Hole-in-One With
Grounds, from 7 p.m., and are
Westerns’ next scheduled game booted the ball around eight
J
expected to appear at Osha«
?
Assistance from Pal
is on Sat., June 27, from 1:45 times.
from 6:30 p.m. on June 2
Rookie Yosh Chaki, who re
SPOKANE, Wash.
oni Ota p.m. when they meet Milwaukee
T
There is no admission chare
! Phono Ml. 0995
Toronto
placed injured Nobby Hayashi at
claimed a long distance assist, Sports at Earlscourt Park.
shortstop, played a bang-up game
last week for his pal’s hole in 1.
The four. Yuji Tachiri. Jiro
for the losers as he smashed out
George Honda teed off first on Japan Davis Cuppers
Okada.
Ohashi and
two singles and a double in five
the 110-yard 11th hole at the
Kihei Tomioka, will arrive with
trips while veteran Yoho Kimoto
Indian Canyon Golf Course here. To Visit Toronto
101 >/2 QUEEN ST. W.
a manager, adviser and attache.
collected
two
singles
in
four
tries.
The ball stopped against the pin For Canadian Title
For Pick-up and Delivery
They will be feted at a civic
Charlie Kitaguchi with a triple.
Phon#
which was leaning toward the tee.
luncheon by Mayor Allan Lam
VANCOUVER
—
The
Japanese
Roy
Hayashi
a
double,
Nobby
EM.
8-6953
Then came Ota, dead on the line
port at noon.
with his drive. His ball liit the Davis Cup squad which is prep Abe, Tamo Takenaka and Mike
The. racers competed against
pin halfway up, bounced away. ping for its Cup tie with the U.S. Kano rapped out-the other hits
Ontario riders last weekend at
in Vancouver on July 9-10-11, will for the losers.
Honda’s ball fell in for an ace.
Delhi winning with 29 points
be competing in the Canadian
The Lethbridge Miners, scoringagainst Ontario’s 26.
Watch Repair Shop
tennis championships in Toronto
three runs in each of the second,
-Plans Revealed For
The Japanese come to Tor
328 BROADVIEW AVE.
on July 18 to 26, it was announc
third, sixth and seventh innings,
onto with impressive victories
(near Gerrard St.)
Intern'tT Tourney
ed this week.
squeezed out a slim 12-11 win
in several American races.
Toronto.
Rhone GL. 3652
i
The Japanese who will be play
A long distance phone call from
ing against Canadian Davis Cup
New York’s Hideo Nakano ,pres
team members such as top-seeded
Residence:
EM4-0508
ident of the Nisei Tennis Club
2 Vesta Drive
Lorne Main at the Toronto Lawn
there, revealed tentative plans for
MA fair 1365.
Tennis Club, hope to get some
the forthcoming Civic Holiday
exhibition matches prior to the
Andrew E. McKague,
A blazing sun blistered down atA-----------------------------------------------international match with Toronto.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
championships. They will arrive
Trinity Park’s asphalt courts at
Plans call for nine men’s sin
Public.
Negro Turns Down
in Toronto on July 15.
93 degrees last Sunday as the
201 Northern Ontario Blde.
gles and four men’s doubles, both
Toronto Nisei tennis officials
330 Bay St.
JCCA Tennis Club played off part $25,000 Japan Offer
two out of three sets, and foui'
will be meeting shortly to dis
(Corner Adelaide 4 Bay St#.)
of its warm-up tourney. The heat
ladies doubles, one set each.
FORONTO
cuss future plans and arrange
proved too much for the tennis
Possibly 50 players and supexhibition matches for the Japa
Manager
CHICAGO
enthusiasts and the tourney was
porters will be making the train
t
nese, possibly at the Hudson
called off at 2 p.m. and will be Pollock, of the Negro American
trip to New York for the week
Tennis Courts.
champion Indianapolis :
New & Used Car
resumed this week, the finals to
end. Persons wishing to make the
Clowns,
last
week
disclosed
that
:
be played next Sunday, June 28.
trip are asked to contact any tenSales & Service
turned
down
a
$25,000
he
had
Shig Sora pulled off the upset
nis executive before the deadline
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
ALL MAKES
t
of
the day when he upended third offer for his ladv secondbaseman
of July 15. .
Mr. and Mrs.
TORONTO
Miss Toni Stone, from a repro- 1
The official party will leave on 1 George K. Mori and family have seeded Ike Matsuo. He will meet
sentative of the Japanese League
July 31 at 9:10 p.m. and will re- moved to 121 Earlscourt Ave., Mossy Mitsui, the winner to play
in Tokyo.
turn from Now York on August Toronto. Phone number is KE. Mickey Matsubayashi in the semi
:
A
JAMES M. KAI
finals.
Matt
Matsui
and
Tom
Pollock
also
said
that
he
was
5. Return fare is $22.
5774.
:
Auto Technician
Iwasaki are slated to play in the negotiating with the same spokes
:
:
other half of the semis in the man for a fall exhibition tour of
303 Westmoreland Ave.
:
men’s “A” singles.
Japan. He said the deal was
ME. 6165 — TORONTO
The men’s “B” singles and pretty sure to go through, but
both the ladies “A” and “B” that the main condition was that
rounds will be continued next he guarantee the appearance of
T. KOBAYASHI
Sunday.
Miss Stone throughout the tour.
Japan Bike Racers
At C.N.E. Tonight
0. L CLEANERS
93-Degree Heat Too Much For JCCA Tennis Club
Expect to Complete Tournament Next Sunday
t
f
TORONTO J.C.C.A
I take this opportunity to thank you for your
i
support in the recent election and also express my
presents its fourth annual version of the
gratitude to those who spent their efforts on my behalf.
Community Picnic
I will endeavour to serve you to the best of my
&SON
LIFE, AUTO, FIRE
FLOATERS, ETC
P.O. Box 149
T
RANDOLPH HARDING
Sunday, July 19
— GAMES
• RACES
G BINGO
FUN GALORE —
KAMLOOPS, B. C.
Residence:
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North Kamloops, B. C.
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The Girl With A Violin
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Japa
nese
Canadians of Lethbridge anc
MARRIAGES
28—Montreal. Montreal YBS Sixth
district are all looking forwarc
All day our short, converse
NISHIZAWA — KANZAKI
Annual Picnic, at Rawdon Beach.
to the Dominion Day Eve Holiday’
During the hundreds of times ^^e me feeI elated and fe
MONTREAL — On May 16 at
30—Lethbridge. Lethbridge J.C.C.A.
Dance sponsored by the active that I have ridden on street cars, eveidna, as soon as my’ extension'
Dominion Eve Holiday7 Dance, at Charlmer’s United Church, Rev.
Lethbridge JCCA. The date has I have rarely been involved with course in business administration
Henderson Lake Playland, 9-1.
Olivia C. Lindsay- officiated at the
been set for June 30, the evening my fellow passengers. About the eaded’ 1 telephoned to ask whei
marriage of Mary Sumiye Kan
JULY_____________
before the big holiday’-.
only .time I became acutely aware ther she wouId have coffee with
zaki, third daughter of Mr. and
Miss Ayako Sugimoto, chair of them occured on either strug- m®' ,
19—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Fourth
Mrs. Takaji Kanzaki of Haney,
Annual Community’ Picnic, at
man cf the social committee, in gling to get on or off crowded , <1Pm from a small town in Al.
B. C., to Bob Yohei Nishizawa,
Tarmola Grounds.
answer to many requests, has street cars. .
berta, just outside of Calgary
26—Vancouver. Vancouver Y.B.A. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Otobeen
able
to
obtain
the
popular
One day, however, this simple She Said after We found a seat/l
Picnic, at Peace Arch.
jiro Nishizawa of Montreal.
Henderson Lake Playland as the routine changed for me. As on r“^ved,a scholarship to studv
Following the reception at the
site of the dance. Dancing will any other day, I was staring out
. ® Umyersity but I’m so un'
Church, the couple flew to New
Issei Found Dead/
continue from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. of the street car window when a
e^ w^ nW achievements."
Y ork for their honeymoon.
with Lethbridge’s Rhythmn Kings girl sat down beside me. Such an
Relatives Unknown
you’ve achieved more than
Baishakunins were Mr. and
playing the music.
occurance, of course, was not unS^ PeoPM. I don t know whv
Juzo Sameshima, 69, of Kago Mrs. Masanori Yamada of TorA
large
number
of
residents
onto.
usual, but I felt suddenly that
^saLisfied.”
shima Prefecture, Japan, was
outside Lethbridge are expected ;here
different
^
Lfe
1S JUst Iike my ^rite
The couple are now residing i
was something
found dead on June 18 at 105 St.
at
this
dance.
Everyone
is
corMontreal.
about her. She also carried a
“US1C’ so verY gay and
Patricb St. in Toronto. His rela
dially invited.
*
*
*
sad
at
the
same time. I find nianv
violin.
tives cannot be located.
at
her,
I
^
UngS
,
S
°
conf
I can’t seem
LINDSAY — TANAKA
Stealing side glance
Japan Industry Leader
Funeral services will likely be
began to notice more and more
° g6 °Se t0 pe°p!e or ]et People
WHALETOWN, B. C. — The To Speak in Toronto
held on June 24. Anyone knowing
about
her.
I
liked
the
tawny
wav
C
°meJlo®e to me’” she said rather
Mr. Sameshima is asked to con marriage of Catharine Tokiko
Mr. Ichiro Ishikawa of Tokyo, she sat, the soft blue of her eyes, P ain^Vely’, bl°wrng smoke rings
tact Mr. T. Kameoka, secretary Tanaka, second daughter of Mr. leader of Japan’s commerce and
T
t
and Mrs. Torao Tanaka to Gene industry and head of the Eco the warm -brown of her hair and
of Toronto JCCA Issei Division.
,
fascniated as she
Lindsay of College Place, Wash nomic Federation, of Japan, will most of all, the appealing mysterious
sadness
about
her
face
?
hef
C1
^arette* I couldn’t
ington, took place on June 8 at be visiting Toronto on June 25
NEXT MONTH FAMILY
gUie out what was happening
the Seventh Day Adventist and 26. The Toronto JCCA Issei There was an ethereal quality
i
See“ed SUCh a stran^
Church in Walla Walla. Rev. Division will sponsor a meeting about her that fascinated me
SERVICE ON JUNE 28
T
K
'
girl
—
always
trying to hide her
Hugh Black officiated.
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
on
1
began
to
get
all
sorts
of
|
feelings,
thinking
that she had
Next Monthly Family Service
*
*
*
Thurs.,
June
25,
where
he
will
be
mixed feelings creeping and turn to cover up and wear a mask in
. of the Queen Street United
IWASA — TANAKA
invited
to
speak.
ing
inside me. I couldn’t explain order to protect herself.
Church will be held on Sunday,
WHALETOWN, B. C. — The
Ishikawa is visiting Canada why. I wanted to talk to her as
“A friend of mine has a col
June 28, starting from 11 a.m.
marriage of Elsie Tamako Tana from Austria where he attended if we. had known each other for
lection of 350 classical records.
Rev. K. Shimizu will preach on
ka, third daughter of Mr. and a conference. He is flying from 3 long time. I wanted to know
Perhaps sometime we can go over
the topic, “The Four- Dimensions
Mrs. Torao Tanaka, to Dr. George Ottawa and will arrive at Malton how she felt about life, what were
of Life.”
to his apartment and listen,” I
Iwasa of Ontario, Oregon, took Airport on June 25. He is expect her goals in life. But I was afraid
suggested.
place on June 14 at the Seventh ed to meet leaders of commerce to say anything- to her.
r
A
“But I have a friend who ha’
a strangDay’ Adventist Church. Rev. Dun and industry during his two-day ei, deathly’ afraid for fear she
X
over 600 records with a nice base
can officiated.
visit.
A
would reject me icily. As the ment apartment to boot.” And
f
The meeting is slated to start, street car moved closer and clos- then almost out of the blue, she
representative
$ NISEI STUDENTS CLUB
from 8 p.m. The movies of the' ex* downtown to where I was go asked Tow much money do you
Bernardi-Mathews Ltd. A
visit , of Crown Prince Akihito to ing, the tension grew greatei' make ?”
t PLANS PICNIC AUG. 2
A
X
Toronto will be also shown at the and greater within me until. I
real estate brokers
Quite nonplussed, I told her.
The University of Toronto
Ai
start
of
the
meeting.
think
it
really
wasn
’
t
myself
but
“I recently quit another job for
A Nisei Students’ Club will be hold
1075 St. Clair Ave. W.
A
Xi
another'
sort
of
person
who
sud
my
present one which pays me
A ing its annual picnic on Sunday, OBITUARY
TORONTO
i
denly’ and desperately piped up $50 less. If I think I would be
A August 2. An interesting pro
1
MARUMOTO
A
and started to talk.
happier shining shoes, I would
^.Office OL. 4241 - Res. GL. 8914$ gram will be drawn up. Details
WINNIPEG — Mr. Mokichi
do
it, for I’m not concerned with
“
I
notice
your
violin.
Are
you
X .. ..
X of place and time will be an Marumoto of Winnipeg died on
the idea of material symbols of
nounced later.
June 10 at Port Alberni Hospital a musician?”, I ventured.
“Well, after a fashion. I’m go- i prestige. But why do you ask?”
aftd a sudden sickness during
ing
to the Conservatory’ at the
“It’s one of my stock lines I
the fishing season in B. C. Fun
use
with men.”
University
to
study,
”
she
replied
eral services were held in Win“Why do you want to talk with
in a voice that was lyrical to say I
. nipeg by Rev. R. Nishimura.
the least.
I me ? Why did you give me your
j
INOUYE
I
. After this start, it was easy telephone number?”
. TORONTO — Tokuichi Inouye
“It’s because you seem easy to
since she was friendly. And un
died at his home on June 19. Fun
doubtedly lonely, for as incred talk to, and with you, I feel that
eral sendees were held on June
ible as it sounds, she gave me I don’t have to be on my guard
20 at Bates and Dodds Funeral
her phone number just before I and keep up a false front.”
Home. Rev. K. Shimizu officiat
k
After our tete-a-tete over cofgot off the street car, just like
ing.
fiee,
we quietly walked to her* res
they do in the movies.
idence. When we reached the en
trance, I was ready to return
home but the next moment found
me standing outside bemused and
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surprised. She had kissed me and
MAN f°r dry-cleaning room in
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GIRLS io learn trade cm disappeared into the residence.
cleaning plant. Experience not 1
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Lethbridge JCCA Plans
Dominion Eve Dance
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--------------- ------------------------ Wed”esday, June 24. 195)
The Girl With A Violin
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Japa
nese
Canadians of Lethbridge anc
MARRIAGES
28—Montreal. Montreal YBS Sixth
district are all looking forwarc
All day our short, converse
NISHIZAWA — KANZAKI
Annual Picnic, at Rawdon Beach.
to the Dominion Day Eve Holiday’
During the hundreds of times ^^e me feeI elated and fe
MONTREAL — On May 16 at
30—Lethbridge. Lethbridge J.C.C.A.
Dance sponsored by the active that I have ridden on street cars, eveidna, as soon as my’ extension'
Dominion Eve Holiday7 Dance, at Charlmer’s United Church, Rev.
Lethbridge JCCA. The date has I have rarely been involved with course in business administration
Henderson Lake Playland, 9-1.
Olivia C. Lindsay- officiated at the
been set for June 30, the evening my fellow passengers. About the eaded’ 1 telephoned to ask whei
marriage of Mary Sumiye Kan
JULY_____________
before the big holiday’-.
only .time I became acutely aware ther she wouId have coffee with
zaki, third daughter of Mr. and
Miss Ayako Sugimoto, chair of them occured on either strug- m®' ,
19—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Fourth
Mrs. Takaji Kanzaki of Haney,
Annual Community’ Picnic, at
man cf the social committee, in gling to get on or off crowded , <1Pm from a small town in Al.
B. C., to Bob Yohei Nishizawa,
Tarmola Grounds.
answer to many requests, has street cars. .
berta, just outside of Calgary
26—Vancouver. Vancouver Y.B.A. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Otobeen
able
to
obtain
the
popular
One day, however, this simple She Said after We found a seat/l
Picnic, at Peace Arch.
jiro Nishizawa of Montreal.
Henderson Lake Playland as the routine changed for me. As on r“^ved,a scholarship to studv
Following the reception at the
site of the dance. Dancing will any other day, I was staring out
. ® Umyersity but I’m so un'
Church, the couple flew to New
Issei Found Dead/
continue from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. of the street car window when a
e^ w^ nW achievements."
Y ork for their honeymoon.
with Lethbridge’s Rhythmn Kings girl sat down beside me. Such an
Relatives Unknown
you’ve achieved more than
Baishakunins were Mr. and
playing the music.
occurance, of course, was not unS^ PeoPM. I don t know whv
Juzo Sameshima, 69, of Kago Mrs. Masanori Yamada of TorA
large
number
of
residents
onto.
usual, but I felt suddenly that
^saLisfied.”
shima Prefecture, Japan, was
outside Lethbridge are expected ;here
different
^
Lfe
1S JUst Iike my ^rite
The couple are now residing i
was something
found dead on June 18 at 105 St.
at
this
dance.
Everyone
is
corMontreal.
about her. She also carried a
“US1C’ so verY gay and
Patricb St. in Toronto. His rela
dially invited.
*
*
*
sad
at
the
same time. I find nianv
violin.
tives cannot be located.
at
her,
I
^
UngS
,
S
°
conf
I can’t seem
LINDSAY — TANAKA
Stealing side glance
Japan Industry Leader
Funeral services will likely be
began to notice more and more
° g6 °Se t0 pe°p!e or ]et People
WHALETOWN, B. C. — The To Speak in Toronto
held on June 24. Anyone knowing
about
her.
I
liked
the
tawny
wav
C
°meJlo®e to me’” she said rather
Mr. Sameshima is asked to con marriage of Catharine Tokiko
Mr. Ichiro Ishikawa of Tokyo, she sat, the soft blue of her eyes, P ain^Vely’, bl°wrng smoke rings
tact Mr. T. Kameoka, secretary Tanaka, second daughter of Mr. leader of Japan’s commerce and
T
t
and Mrs. Torao Tanaka to Gene industry and head of the Eco the warm -brown of her hair and
of Toronto JCCA Issei Division.
,
fascniated as she
Lindsay of College Place, Wash nomic Federation, of Japan, will most of all, the appealing mysterious
sadness
about
her
face
?
hef
C1
^arette* I couldn’t
ington, took place on June 8 at be visiting Toronto on June 25
NEXT MONTH FAMILY
gUie out what was happening
the Seventh Day Adventist and 26. The Toronto JCCA Issei There was an ethereal quality
i
See“ed SUCh a stran^
Church in Walla Walla. Rev. Division will sponsor a meeting about her that fascinated me
SERVICE ON JUNE 28
T
K
'
girl
—
always
trying to hide her
Hugh Black officiated.
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
on
1
began
to
get
all
sorts
of
|
feelings,
thinking
that she had
Next Monthly Family Service
*
*
*
Thurs.,
June
25,
where
he
will
be
mixed feelings creeping and turn to cover up and wear a mask in
. of the Queen Street United
IWASA — TANAKA
invited
to
speak.
ing
inside me. I couldn’t explain order to protect herself.
Church will be held on Sunday,
WHALETOWN, B. C. — The
Ishikawa is visiting Canada why. I wanted to talk to her as
“A friend of mine has a col
June 28, starting from 11 a.m.
marriage of Elsie Tamako Tana from Austria where he attended if we. had known each other for
lection of 350 classical records.
Rev. K. Shimizu will preach on
ka, third daughter of Mr. and a conference. He is flying from 3 long time. I wanted to know
Perhaps sometime we can go over
the topic, “The Four- Dimensions
Mrs. Torao Tanaka, to Dr. George Ottawa and will arrive at Malton how she felt about life, what were
of Life.”
to his apartment and listen,” I
Iwasa of Ontario, Oregon, took Airport on June 25. He is expect her goals in life. But I was afraid
suggested.
place on June 14 at the Seventh ed to meet leaders of commerce to say anything- to her.
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would reject me icily. As the ment apartment to boot.” And
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The meeting is slated to start, street car moved closer and clos- then almost out of the blue, she
representative
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visit , of Crown Prince Akihito to ing, the tension grew greatei' make ?”
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start
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meeting.
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it
really
wasn
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myself
but
“I recently quit another job for
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notice
your
violin.
Are
you
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the idea of material symbols of
nounced later.
June 10 at Port Alberni Hospital a musician?”, I ventured.
“Well, after a fashion. I’m go- i prestige. But why do you ask?”
aftd a sudden sickness during
ing
to the Conservatory’ at the
“It’s one of my stock lines I
the fishing season in B. C. Fun
use
with men.”
University
to
study,
”
she
replied
eral services were held in Win“Why do you want to talk with
in a voice that was lyrical to say I
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the least.
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“It’s because you seem easy to
since she was friendly. And un
died at his home on June 19. Fun
doubtedly lonely, for as incred talk to, and with you, I feel that
eral sendees were held on June
ible as it sounds, she gave me I don’t have to be on my guard
20 at Bates and Dodds Funeral
her phone number just before I and keep up a false front.”
Home. Rev. K. Shimizu officiat
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After our tete-a-tete over cofgot off the street car, just like
ing.
fiee,
we quietly walked to her* res
they do in the movies.
idence. When we reached the en
trance, I was ready to return
home but the next moment found
me standing outside bemused and
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