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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 — NO. 84.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24,
The Weekly Habit
====#7 TOYO T^K4T4,-
1953.
TORONTO, ONT.
Ex-Japan Premier Expresses Envy
For Canada’s Wealth, Expanse
Prominent educators are let- eccentrics like hermits who cut
tins off a holler of anguish and themselves off from society or
TORONTO. — Former Prime Minister of Japan, Dr. Hitoshi
protest against the vogue in mod the Bohemian type, although Ashida, described his impressions of Canada with envy as he and
ern society that conforming to some of them may adopt these his secretary were met at Malton Airport by The New Canadian
a standard has come to be re peculiar ways of existence. Such staff Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Ashida, accompanied by his aide, Mr.
garded as the pillar of achieve people who have nothing to offer
Sakakibara, made a brief stopover Oct. 20 at Toronto’s Malton
ment. It is the “average man” but a queer way of life don’t
Airport en route to Chicago from Ottawa.
who has become the ideal man, count.
“Her great abundance of nat Canada, and T believe better
the idol of public worship. And
But there is plenty of room in
it is this trend, that of elevating this world for the other type, ural resources and her geograph economic relations will be enjoy
the garden variety on a pedestal, those who refuse to accept the ic expanse make Canada, together | ed by Canada and Japan in the
these people warn, that is taking order and institutions of the day with the United States, an object near future.” stated the former
us down the drain to the gutter as being static, and doing some of envy in the eyes of Japan and prime minister of Japan.
of conventional mediocrity.
In Ottawa, Dr. Ashida met and
thing about it. We’ve got a lot other Asiatic countries. Vital im
In a welcome address at the of sheep, what we need is more portance is placed on trade with conversed with Prime Minister
commencement of the new term shepherds.
St. Laurent on Monday, upon
Non-Stop
Tokyo-Van.
last month, Dr. Sidney Smith,
which occasion, he first of all
Most men compromise too eas
president of the University of ily to the current. Their beliefs, Record Flight Set
thanked Mr. St. Laurent for the
Toronto, told the students that prejudices, outlook and their ac
grand reception accorded Crown
VANCOUVER, B. C. — The Prince Akihito everywhere during
the world needs more “charac tions are tempered by general
ters”. He deplored the fact that custom and practice. There are first non-stop commercial flight the latter’s recent goodwill tour,
there was too much uniformity too few, who with open minds, from Japan to Canada was com and then proceeded to express his
pleted last week when a Canad hopes that increased trade will
with the result that every man steer their own course.
ian Pacific Airlines plane landed continue to bo maintained bet
looked like the finished goods off
Turning to the Nisei realm, we at Vancouver International Air
ween Canada and Japan.
a mass-production assembly line.
find the non-conformist a rare port.
“The most valuable member of
specimen indeed, perhaps even
Mr. St. Laurent will visit the
The giant DC-6B with Captain
society is the man or woman who
more scarce than among the gen T. A. Tweed as pilot and Captain Far East early next year, Dr.
has the capacity for dissent, who
eral populace. But don’t entirely R. C. Ford as relief pilot, carried Ashida disclosed, and they expect
sets up a resistance to mass blame the Nisei for that; there
the 43 passengers and seven to meet again in Tokyo in March.
movements and mass ideas,” the was a time he couldn’t afford to
This was Dr. Ashida’s second
crew members over the 4,500dean claimed. Other names in the be different. To show any signs
mile great circle route in 14 visit to Canada. The first time,
intellectual world have similarly of unorthodoxy in thought or achours and 42 minutes, an aver he said, was in 1918 just before
assailed the trend to conformity
the end of World War I when he
age of 305 miles per hour.
(Cont’d on Page 8)
and pleaded fox* more of this sovisited Vancouver as a Foreign
called rugged individualism.
Office member. A statesman, dip
We are not familiar with facts,
lomat and historian, he has been
statistics or educational policies
an eminent figure in Japanese
to prove or disprove these con
public life. A graduate of Tokyo’s
tentions that human society, and
Imperial University,. his diplo
particularly its educational insti
matic postings include St. Peters
line
writers.
But
once
a
rule
be
Appearing in a certain Jewish
tutions is turning out nothing but organ on the west coast recently comes an accepted part of the burg, now Leningrad, Paris, An
carbon copies. Nor are we con was the following excerpt from ‘style-sheet’, the versatile news kara and Brussels. With this
vinced that because of this we an editorial proposing the aboli paperman should certainly be background, the former premier
are being led down the road to tion of derogatory terms and rac able to cope with the situation.
has written a number of authori
sociological stagnancy.
tative
works on diplomatic his
ial origin in reference to publi
“There is one more rule we tory.
However, we are with them in cized groups or people.
would suggest for our ‘Goodwill
their opinion that we could use
“We should like to suggest that
more “characters.” For without there should be a ‘Goodwill- Code' Code’. That is the elimination of
these rebels mankind would not adopted fox* the handling of news references to racial or religious
have progressed to where it is and stories concerning religious, origin in stories about people ac
VANCOUVER, B. C. — At a
today. It is these people who have •ethnic, or racial groups or news cused of criminal acts, or other convention of the International
gone against the stream, who likely to influence attitudes to activities which receive public Woodworkers of America (CCLhave consistently led the way wards racial or religious groups. disapproval. In stories about rob CIO) held here last week, a reso
bery, assault or even murder, we
through history.
“It is widely, recognized today
lution was passed calling for an
“Characters” does not mean for example that words like ‘nig are never told that it was a end to the importation of ply
—___________________ v________
Scotsman, a Frenchman or a
ger’, ‘kike’, ‘dago’ are racist
Dutchman, but we often learn wood panels from Japan and op
Japan Not to Ban U.S.
terms and we almost never see
that it was a ‘Negro robber,’ or position to a plan whereby
them
used
in
the
press
or
hear
Medics from Practice
a ‘Chinese bandit.’ If racial or. Japanese industrialists would op
TOKYO. — Japan will ignore them on radio. (We do recall one national origin is of no news erate a large-scale industrial
its right to ban from medical recent instance when the term value in the case of the Dutch development in the Tongass Na
practice American doctors who ‘Nigger in the Woodpile’ was man or Scotsman, then it can tional Reserve in Alaska.
The IWA claimed the indus
come from states which prohibit used in a headline by one of our only be of interest in the case of
licensing of Japanese physicians, local papers.)
trialists
plan to send lumber to
the Negro or the Chinese because
“The first rule in our proposed of the prejudice that exists Japan for processing by low cost
a Welfare Ministry official said
today.
‘Goodwill Code’ would be one bar against coloured people.”
labour, resulting in mass unemA new commerce treaty with ring the use of such racially
lhe United States allows Japan derogatory terms. Some of the
auer October 30 to restrict med words cited are recognized today
ical permits to doctors whose for what they are but there is a
home states allow Japanese nat tendency for other words to
acquire similar connotations. We
ionals to practice medicine.
REGINA, Sask. — Mrs. C. L. of Regina, who had performed
Issei Nakamura, Welfare Min- recall for example that not so
Tanouye
of Regina was awarded the operation. A 26-inch piece of
*fuy official, said Japan has no long ago a group of Japanese
intention of using its restrictive Canadians protested the use of S20,000 this week as settlement gauze was left in Tanouye’s
privilege.
the word ‘Japs’ to refer to the after her husband’s death last throat after being inserted as
But he added that starting Japanese people. It also appears May as a result of- a piece of part of the anaesthesia perform
next year, medical examinations that the word ‘Douks’, referring gauze left in his throat in an ed by Harris.
io new foreign applicants will be to Doukhobors, is acquiring a operation.
The doctor was killed the day
A
coroner
’
s
jury
found
that
racial
slur
in
its
current
usage.
?»en in the Japanese language.
following the fatal operation in
Since the end of the’war, foreign
“The banning of such short- John Tanouye choked to death
a traffic accident. Settlement is
Physicians have been allowed to form racial terms might make due to negligence on the part of
things a little tough for the head- the late Dr. Desmond P. Harris to be paid out of his estate.
take tests in English.
Cites Abolition of Word ‘Japs’ in Article
Proposing Elimination of Derogatory Terms
Entering politics in 1932, he
became foreign; minister in Pre
mier Katayama’s Cabinet in 1947,
and upon the latter’s resignation
the following year. Dr. Ashida
succeeded him as Prime Minister.
He is now adviser to the Progres
sive Party.
From Chicago, Dr. Ashida said
he was proceeding to Los Angeles
where he was scheduled to give
a lecture at USC. He will then
fly home from San Franciscoafter visiting- Mexico City.
Time Nears Again
For Xmas Issue
<It certainly is amazing how
time flies. Once again, as the
year’s end draws closer, The New
Canadian finds itself engaged in
preparing for its annual season
issue. This year’s special year
end Christmas edition of The
New Canadian will come out on
December 23.
The materialization of this an
nual special effort depends larg
ely upon the support, and assist
ance of our readers and the
general public. Short, stories, ar
ticles, poems and other literary
contributions, as well as photo
graphs, will be highly welcomed.
Furthermore, readers, advertizers, organizations and business
concerns will find our Christmas
issue a most convenient medium
of extending their holiday greet
ings to fellow Japanese Canad
ians and friends throughout the
country.
Woodworkers Body Raps Japanese Plywood
Regina Widow Awarded $20,000
For Husband’s Death from Gauze
ployment in the Washington and
Oregon lumber industries.
The resolution said the Japa
nese -plywood panels were cheap
er than American-produced pan
els and were being received in
Seattle and New York.
'Gratis Eaters & Co'
Go Out of Business
TOKYO. — “The Gratis Eat
ing and Drinking Co. Ltd.,” went
out of business recently with
eight of its free loaders in jail
and warrants out for the remain
ing six.
According to police, the group
had defrauded at least 40 Tokyo
restaurants of about one million
yen (about $3,000) since setting
up operation last March.
Aided by phony business cards
which identified them as presi
dents or directors of the imagin
ary companies, the gourmets ran
up bills as high as S100 and paid
them with rubber checks.
The group only operated Sat
urday nights since banks are
closed Sundays and it took the
owners that much longer to
learn they were hooked.
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 — NO. 84.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24,
The Weekly Habit
====#7 TOYO T^K4T4,-
1953.
TORONTO, ONT.
Ex-Japan Premier Expresses Envy
For Canada’s Wealth, Expanse
Prominent educators are let- eccentrics like hermits who cut
tins off a holler of anguish and themselves off from society or
TORONTO. — Former Prime Minister of Japan, Dr. Hitoshi
protest against the vogue in mod the Bohemian type, although Ashida, described his impressions of Canada with envy as he and
ern society that conforming to some of them may adopt these his secretary were met at Malton Airport by The New Canadian
a standard has come to be re peculiar ways of existence. Such staff Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Ashida, accompanied by his aide, Mr.
garded as the pillar of achieve people who have nothing to offer
Sakakibara, made a brief stopover Oct. 20 at Toronto’s Malton
ment. It is the “average man” but a queer way of life don’t
Airport en route to Chicago from Ottawa.
who has become the ideal man, count.
“Her great abundance of nat Canada, and T believe better
the idol of public worship. And
But there is plenty of room in
it is this trend, that of elevating this world for the other type, ural resources and her geograph economic relations will be enjoy
the garden variety on a pedestal, those who refuse to accept the ic expanse make Canada, together | ed by Canada and Japan in the
these people warn, that is taking order and institutions of the day with the United States, an object near future.” stated the former
us down the drain to the gutter as being static, and doing some of envy in the eyes of Japan and prime minister of Japan.
of conventional mediocrity.
In Ottawa, Dr. Ashida met and
thing about it. We’ve got a lot other Asiatic countries. Vital im
In a welcome address at the of sheep, what we need is more portance is placed on trade with conversed with Prime Minister
commencement of the new term shepherds.
St. Laurent on Monday, upon
Non-Stop
Tokyo-Van.
last month, Dr. Sidney Smith,
which occasion, he first of all
Most men compromise too eas
president of the University of ily to the current. Their beliefs, Record Flight Set
thanked Mr. St. Laurent for the
Toronto, told the students that prejudices, outlook and their ac
grand reception accorded Crown
VANCOUVER, B. C. — The Prince Akihito everywhere during
the world needs more “charac tions are tempered by general
ters”. He deplored the fact that custom and practice. There are first non-stop commercial flight the latter’s recent goodwill tour,
there was too much uniformity too few, who with open minds, from Japan to Canada was com and then proceeded to express his
pleted last week when a Canad hopes that increased trade will
with the result that every man steer their own course.
ian Pacific Airlines plane landed continue to bo maintained bet
looked like the finished goods off
Turning to the Nisei realm, we at Vancouver International Air
ween Canada and Japan.
a mass-production assembly line.
find the non-conformist a rare port.
“The most valuable member of
specimen indeed, perhaps even
Mr. St. Laurent will visit the
The giant DC-6B with Captain
society is the man or woman who
more scarce than among the gen T. A. Tweed as pilot and Captain Far East early next year, Dr.
has the capacity for dissent, who
eral populace. But don’t entirely R. C. Ford as relief pilot, carried Ashida disclosed, and they expect
sets up a resistance to mass blame the Nisei for that; there
the 43 passengers and seven to meet again in Tokyo in March.
movements and mass ideas,” the was a time he couldn’t afford to
This was Dr. Ashida’s second
crew members over the 4,500dean claimed. Other names in the be different. To show any signs
mile great circle route in 14 visit to Canada. The first time,
intellectual world have similarly of unorthodoxy in thought or achours and 42 minutes, an aver he said, was in 1918 just before
assailed the trend to conformity
the end of World War I when he
age of 305 miles per hour.
(Cont’d on Page 8)
and pleaded fox* more of this sovisited Vancouver as a Foreign
called rugged individualism.
Office member. A statesman, dip
We are not familiar with facts,
lomat and historian, he has been
statistics or educational policies
an eminent figure in Japanese
to prove or disprove these con
public life. A graduate of Tokyo’s
tentions that human society, and
Imperial University,. his diplo
particularly its educational insti
matic postings include St. Peters
line
writers.
But
once
a
rule
be
Appearing in a certain Jewish
tutions is turning out nothing but organ on the west coast recently comes an accepted part of the burg, now Leningrad, Paris, An
carbon copies. Nor are we con was the following excerpt from ‘style-sheet’, the versatile news kara and Brussels. With this
vinced that because of this we an editorial proposing the aboli paperman should certainly be background, the former premier
are being led down the road to tion of derogatory terms and rac able to cope with the situation.
has written a number of authori
sociological stagnancy.
tative
works on diplomatic his
ial origin in reference to publi
“There is one more rule we tory.
However, we are with them in cized groups or people.
would suggest for our ‘Goodwill
their opinion that we could use
“We should like to suggest that
more “characters.” For without there should be a ‘Goodwill- Code' Code’. That is the elimination of
these rebels mankind would not adopted fox* the handling of news references to racial or religious
have progressed to where it is and stories concerning religious, origin in stories about people ac
VANCOUVER, B. C. — At a
today. It is these people who have •ethnic, or racial groups or news cused of criminal acts, or other convention of the International
gone against the stream, who likely to influence attitudes to activities which receive public Woodworkers of America (CCLhave consistently led the way wards racial or religious groups. disapproval. In stories about rob CIO) held here last week, a reso
bery, assault or even murder, we
through history.
“It is widely, recognized today
lution was passed calling for an
“Characters” does not mean for example that words like ‘nig are never told that it was a end to the importation of ply
—___________________ v________
Scotsman, a Frenchman or a
ger’, ‘kike’, ‘dago’ are racist
Dutchman, but we often learn wood panels from Japan and op
Japan Not to Ban U.S.
terms and we almost never see
that it was a ‘Negro robber,’ or position to a plan whereby
them
used
in
the
press
or
hear
Medics from Practice
a ‘Chinese bandit.’ If racial or. Japanese industrialists would op
TOKYO. — Japan will ignore them on radio. (We do recall one national origin is of no news erate a large-scale industrial
its right to ban from medical recent instance when the term value in the case of the Dutch development in the Tongass Na
practice American doctors who ‘Nigger in the Woodpile’ was man or Scotsman, then it can tional Reserve in Alaska.
The IWA claimed the indus
come from states which prohibit used in a headline by one of our only be of interest in the case of
licensing of Japanese physicians, local papers.)
trialists
plan to send lumber to
the Negro or the Chinese because
“The first rule in our proposed of the prejudice that exists Japan for processing by low cost
a Welfare Ministry official said
today.
‘Goodwill Code’ would be one bar against coloured people.”
labour, resulting in mass unemA new commerce treaty with ring the use of such racially
lhe United States allows Japan derogatory terms. Some of the
auer October 30 to restrict med words cited are recognized today
ical permits to doctors whose for what they are but there is a
home states allow Japanese nat tendency for other words to
acquire similar connotations. We
ionals to practice medicine.
REGINA, Sask. — Mrs. C. L. of Regina, who had performed
Issei Nakamura, Welfare Min- recall for example that not so
Tanouye
of Regina was awarded the operation. A 26-inch piece of
*fuy official, said Japan has no long ago a group of Japanese
intention of using its restrictive Canadians protested the use of S20,000 this week as settlement gauze was left in Tanouye’s
privilege.
the word ‘Japs’ to refer to the after her husband’s death last throat after being inserted as
But he added that starting Japanese people. It also appears May as a result of- a piece of part of the anaesthesia perform
next year, medical examinations that the word ‘Douks’, referring gauze left in his throat in an ed by Harris.
io new foreign applicants will be to Doukhobors, is acquiring a operation.
The doctor was killed the day
A
coroner
’
s
jury
found
that
racial
slur
in
its
current
usage.
?»en in the Japanese language.
following the fatal operation in
Since the end of the’war, foreign
“The banning of such short- John Tanouye choked to death
a traffic accident. Settlement is
Physicians have been allowed to form racial terms might make due to negligence on the part of
things a little tough for the head- the late Dr. Desmond P. Harris to be paid out of his estate.
take tests in English.
Cites Abolition of Word ‘Japs’ in Article
Proposing Elimination of Derogatory Terms
Entering politics in 1932, he
became foreign; minister in Pre
mier Katayama’s Cabinet in 1947,
and upon the latter’s resignation
the following year. Dr. Ashida
succeeded him as Prime Minister.
He is now adviser to the Progres
sive Party.
From Chicago, Dr. Ashida said
he was proceeding to Los Angeles
where he was scheduled to give
a lecture at USC. He will then
fly home from San Franciscoafter visiting- Mexico City.
Time Nears Again
For Xmas Issue
<It certainly is amazing how
time flies. Once again, as the
year’s end draws closer, The New
Canadian finds itself engaged in
preparing for its annual season
issue. This year’s special year
end Christmas edition of The
New Canadian will come out on
December 23.
The materialization of this an
nual special effort depends larg
ely upon the support, and assist
ance of our readers and the
general public. Short, stories, ar
ticles, poems and other literary
contributions, as well as photo
graphs, will be highly welcomed.
Furthermore, readers, advertizers, organizations and business
concerns will find our Christmas
issue a most convenient medium
of extending their holiday greet
ings to fellow Japanese Canad
ians and friends throughout the
country.
Woodworkers Body Raps Japanese Plywood
Regina Widow Awarded $20,000
For Husband’s Death from Gauze
ployment in the Washington and
Oregon lumber industries.
The resolution said the Japa
nese -plywood panels were cheap
er than American-produced pan
els and were being received in
Seattle and New York.
'Gratis Eaters & Co'
Go Out of Business
TOKYO. — “The Gratis Eat
ing and Drinking Co. Ltd.,” went
out of business recently with
eight of its free loaders in jail
and warrants out for the remain
ing six.
According to police, the group
had defrauded at least 40 Tokyo
restaurants of about one million
yen (about $3,000) since setting
up operation last March.
Aided by phony business cards
which identified them as presi
dents or directors of the imagin
ary companies, the gourmets ran
up bills as high as S100 and paid
them with rubber checks.
The group only operated Sat
urday nights since banks are
closed Sundays and it took the
owners that much longer to
learn they were hooked.
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PAGE 7
TYBS Bowing Finds
Three Teams in
Top Spot Tie
New York Giants Sweep
1st Three Games in Japan
Isamu Sugie Finally Tops Individual Average
In Vancouver Kegling; Nelson Bros. Hit Stride
Following- a week’s holiday, the
played Monday before 41,000 fans Beavers, spearheaded by their
bowlers on the west- coast this
By GENICHI OHASHI
VANCOUVER, B. C. — Sam
in Tokyo as the New York Giants new replacement Amy Kobaya
and
Sugie,
the
high-flying,
25-yearPeggy Okahori. The men are
took their third victory in three kawa, walked over the unlucky
starts 4-1. It was a treat for the Lions for seven points at the last old ex-Montreal kegier has final three members who starred the
ball-crazed fans of Tokyo as the session of the Toronto YBS ly succeeded in his ambition of entire summer season for the
Americans batted out two homers Bowling- loop on Sunday, Oct, IS. reaching the top of the bidder in Vancouver ‘Nisei’ baseball club,
Buffaloes, Colts, and Huskies the men’s individual average in Frank Kika, Seiichi Tahara and
The game played at Tokyo’s and triple among a number of
Korakuen stadium before 42,000 hits. The Japanese all-stars man each took a stronger hold of first the Vancouver bowling loop. Af Mush Uyesugi.
ter a long battle on Oct. 17, Sugie
Mitsuo Izumi, former Hamilton
fans on Oct. 17 was a pushover aged to collect only six singles place as they took seven points
tied
53
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high
bowler
is once again out
for the New Yorkers as they col off starting- pitcher Jim Hearn respectively from Rams, Elks and
crown
holder,
Shigeru
Niwatsuand
reliever
Hoyt
Wilhelm.
Saturday at the
Tigers. The Kangaroos dropped
lected twelve hits, including two,
kino,
with
a
high
229.
Following
De Luxe Bowling- Ccntr, for
Wildcats to second spot by hold
homers and four doubles.
the top pair is Hiroshi Niwatsu- David Matsuba’s quintet, Tom
ing
them
to
four
points
while
the
The second game, played
Panthers held tightly onto third kino currently holding steady at Morita has called it ‘quits’ Izuagainst the All-Star team from
Positions
as
Five
position by taking five points . 223 for the second successsive mi, although quite impressive
Japan’s Central League, on Sun
week.
ouring the
two seasons
from Camels.
day, Oct. 18, saw the elite Japa Teams Blank Rivals
At
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last
session
on
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sevhere,
has
not
as yet attained the
Scottie Amemori topped the
nese team go down 5-3, giving
HAMILTON.
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enteenth, Sugie's five met the high peak he had while in the
hig-h
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the
day
with
665
the N. Y. Giants their second blanked their oppositions for four
(263), followed by Frank Kita powerful Shmoos from Steveston
victory in two games.
points Saturday, Oct. 17, to break
The rookies in the loop are
mura 638(221) and Tsugio Ta and caught the Shmoos on their
The Japanese All-Stars were up a tight race for positions in nino and Doc Kumagai, both 637 ‘one bad night’, handily copping- showing some signs of nervousdefeated again in the third match the Hamilton Bowling- League in (241 and 243).
a 3-1 decision with Capt. Sam ness in the ‘tight spots’, but the
which only five points had here
Alice Tsuji was best for the Sugie going like a ‘house on fire’ veterans, with now two or more
Day & Night | tofore separated the top and ladies with 653(282), following for the fifth straight week.
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Delivery
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Order to
953 Mt. Pleasant Rd.
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evening among the men were
Toronto
past two seasons as the Van
IS, Panthers 17.
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couver
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members consist of Minoru Ko740(263) followed by Kim Hashi get top seats at, the coming
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311 high single was followed by ween champion Yoshio Shirai and sides Nobby.
Just Arrived!
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GE. 1178
executives of the Ontario Judo
Tosh Sakura as he chalked up a
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
Association elected as follows:
OL. 1427, Toronto
CHRISTMAS CARDS
President, Yoshitomo Mukai; score of 857(337) at the last £
X
x
session
of
the
Mixed
Major
Bowlvice-presidents, Shigeo Nakamu$
Everyday Greeting Cards, Sympathy Cards, Thank
ing loop Sunday, Oct. 18,
£
You Cards, Everyday and Christmas Gift Cards,
X
1
Olympia Edwards.
«
Tags, Seals, Ribbons, Wrapping Ensembles.
x
XX
For Fall Check-Up & Winterization
Other highs among the men £
:
Also Playing Cards and Cases
£
were Tad Tanabe’s .744 and Jim *
£
:
*:,
Subscription
orders
taken
on
English
and
Japanese
Magazines
Morita’s 731. The high single for
X
X the day was rolled by Joe Tehara J
£
Order now at the Special Christmas Price
:
with 340.
❖
Phone or write at. once to
£
X
In the ladies division, Terry
x
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...
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J
KAMEOKA BOOKS TRADING COMPANY
X Fujioka
topped
the
scoring
with
Telephone HO. 5691
113 McCauI Street,
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
a high triple of 733, followed by
:
•j
Phone
EM.
8-9934
Minor Repairs, Tune-Up, Body & Fender,
:
Rose Fujimoto with 709(279) and
Car Under-Coating
Shirley Tanaka 648. High singles
£
were
claimed by Kazy Maeda
KAY TATEISHI
JERRY KIYONAGA
with
292,
Rose Fujimoto’s 279
5.
and Doris Kiramura 275
TOKYO, — The New York
Giants literally toyed with their
Tokyo namesakes as they opened
® their fourteen-game exhibition
’ baseball tour with a convincing
11-1 triumph.
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§
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ME. 1931
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PAGE 7
TYBS Bowing Finds
Three Teams in
Top Spot Tie
New York Giants Sweep
1st Three Games in Japan
Isamu Sugie Finally Tops Individual Average
In Vancouver Kegling; Nelson Bros. Hit Stride
Following- a week’s holiday, the
played Monday before 41,000 fans Beavers, spearheaded by their
bowlers on the west- coast this
By GENICHI OHASHI
VANCOUVER, B. C. — Sam
in Tokyo as the New York Giants new replacement Amy Kobaya
and
Sugie,
the
high-flying,
25-yearPeggy Okahori. The men are
took their third victory in three kawa, walked over the unlucky
starts 4-1. It was a treat for the Lions for seven points at the last old ex-Montreal kegier has final three members who starred the
ball-crazed fans of Tokyo as the session of the Toronto YBS ly succeeded in his ambition of entire summer season for the
Americans batted out two homers Bowling- loop on Sunday, Oct, IS. reaching the top of the bidder in Vancouver ‘Nisei’ baseball club,
Buffaloes, Colts, and Huskies the men’s individual average in Frank Kika, Seiichi Tahara and
The game played at Tokyo’s and triple among a number of
Korakuen stadium before 42,000 hits. The Japanese all-stars man each took a stronger hold of first the Vancouver bowling loop. Af Mush Uyesugi.
ter a long battle on Oct. 17, Sugie
Mitsuo Izumi, former Hamilton
fans on Oct. 17 was a pushover aged to collect only six singles place as they took seven points
tied
53
individual
high
bowler
is once again out
for the New Yorkers as they col off starting- pitcher Jim Hearn respectively from Rams, Elks and
crown
holder,
Shigeru
Niwatsuand
reliever
Hoyt
Wilhelm.
Saturday at the
Tigers. The Kangaroos dropped
lected twelve hits, including two,
kino,
with
a
high
229.
Following
De Luxe Bowling- Ccntr, for
Wildcats to second spot by hold
homers and four doubles.
the top pair is Hiroshi Niwatsu- David Matsuba’s quintet, Tom
ing
them
to
four
points
while
the
The second game, played
Panthers held tightly onto third kino currently holding steady at Morita has called it ‘quits’ Izuagainst the All-Star team from
Positions
as
Five
position by taking five points . 223 for the second successsive mi, although quite impressive
Japan’s Central League, on Sun
week.
ouring the
two seasons
from Camels.
day, Oct. 18, saw the elite Japa Teams Blank Rivals
At
the
last
session
on
the
sevhere,
has
not
as yet attained the
Scottie Amemori topped the
nese team go down 5-3, giving
HAMILTON.
Five teams
enteenth, Sugie's five met the high peak he had while in the
hig-h
scoringof
the
day
with
665
the N. Y. Giants their second blanked their oppositions for four
(263), followed by Frank Kita powerful Shmoos from Steveston
victory in two games.
points Saturday, Oct. 17, to break
The rookies in the loop are
mura 638(221) and Tsugio Ta and caught the Shmoos on their
The Japanese All-Stars were up a tight race for positions in nino and Doc Kumagai, both 637 ‘one bad night’, handily copping- showing some signs of nervousdefeated again in the third match the Hamilton Bowling- League in (241 and 243).
a 3-1 decision with Capt. Sam ness in the ‘tight spots’, but the
which only five points had here
Alice Tsuji was best for the Sugie going like a ‘house on fire’ veterans, with now two or more
Day & Night | tofore separated the top and ladies with 653(282), following for the fifth straight week.
| City-Wide
seasons behind them - in league
MA. 8169 & bottom teams. They were Mils whom was Mary Nakamura 609
f^
Meanwhile, the def ending- competition, are seen playing it
Delivery
Honda’s, Swanee Inouye’s, Mike
(224), Marie Hashimoto 607(226) champions, Nelson Bros. Fisher quite steady
MENSOUR'S
.......................
Honda’s, Sani Sonoda’s, and the
ies, led by new captain, Harry
and Terry Watanabe 605(248.
e t<Hi
’
i
hard-fighting Hank Kondo’s. .
Flower Shop .
FLORAL SHOP
Team standing: Colts 21, Buf Kuramoto, has finally come alive
Outstanding
scorers
for
the
Order to
953 Mt. Pleasant Rd.
faloes 21, Huskies 21, Wildcats flashing their old forms of the
evening among the men were
Toronto
past two seasons as the Van
IS, Panthers 17.
i Six Point Fruit Market
Sam Sonoda with 791(298), Tad
couver
JCCA loop moved into its «
When It's Flowers
Kondo 773(278), and Cecil Ku5126 Dundas W., Toronto
sixth week of play. .At this stage, *t
Say It With Ours
magai 744(293). Roy Honda. rol- Ringside Seats 3,600
Day
BE. 1-9124. Eve. HA. 2041 ?
the ‘dark horse’ of the 14-team i
$ Phone evenings & week-ends |
Yen at Coming Bout
led the high single of 310.
loop appears to be Nobby Fuji|
TOSHIE TAKASAKI
#
Among- the ladies, Ike Nishi
TOKYO. — It will cost Tokyo sawa’s Sun Life crew whose
4*
t
RA. 0389
g kawa topped the scoreboard with fight fans 3,600 yen ($10)) to
members consist of Minoru Ko740(263) followed by Kim Hashi get top seats at, the coming
yanagi, Toshio Murase, Midori
moto with 719. Kim Hashimoto’s world flyweight title bout bet Miyashita and Jessie Shimizu be
311 high single was followed by ween champion Yoshio Shirai and sides Nobby.
Just Arrived!
Sets Nishimura who astonished challenger Terry Allen of Brit
For Made-to-Measure
The ’52-52 finalist, Kika’s quin
V
everyone with 309 to take a sec ain. The Shirai-Allen title fight
tet, has two of the best femme
CLOTHES
CALL
ond place berth on the honour has been set for Oct. 27 at
roll to date.
Tokyo’s Korakuen Stadium.
Sakamoto, Mori Top
• 7 ROOMS — Detached, drive,
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Rhapsody Keglers
forth. Full price $14,300. Terms
considered.
For Home Fittings
Tosh Sakamoto topped the
scoring at the last session of the
CALL ME. 6778 EVES.
• 7 ROOMS — Brick, semi-deRhapsody
Nisei
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Price $12,500. Terms considered.
TORONTO. — In feting the ra, Nobuyoshi Kono and Masato loop Sunday with a high triple
Special Heavy Wiring
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WATER HEATERS
forth. Full price 813,200. $4,000 tions in deg-rees- by the Kodokan urer, Joji Tsushima; auditors, was Sho Mori with .774(328).
to $5,000 down.
Flat rate $45.
High
in
the
ladies
were
Joan
in Tokyo, a banquet was held at Eikichi Kagetsu and Toshiaki
SAME DAY SERVICE
Richardson with 618(240) and
• 6 ROOMS — Bungalow, oil- the Great China in Toronto on Sumi.
Eleanor Fryer 606(224). Out
Oil-Burners — Any Make
heating, garage. Woodbine-Dan- Oct. 18 and the presentations
Complete $300
forth. Price $10,500. $3,500 down. made.
standing ladies singles were rolP,r,
led by Lu
Following the banquet, an elec Tosh Sakura of Majors
JOHNSTONE
Sora 244.
tion of a new slate of officers of Sets New High of 857
Electrical Contractor
Team results: Yamada’s 7
M. YANAGISAWA
the Ontario Judo Yudan-sha Kai
record high Kobies 0; Aki’s 5, Charlie’s 2:
Establishing
697 Queen St. W. — Toronto
was conducted at the Kotobuki
AGENT FOR K. WILES
triple
for
the
season
thus
far
in
Ohara
’
s
5,
Checkers
2;
Sho
’
s
5
EMpire 4-0535
Club Social Room, with the new
West Office: KE. 7941
the
Toronto
Mixed
Majors
was
Ikeda
’
s
2.
East Office:
GE. 1178
executives of the Ontario Judo
Tosh Sakura as he chalked up a
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
Association elected as follows:
OL. 1427, Toronto
CHRISTMAS CARDS
President, Yoshitomo Mukai; score of 857(337) at the last £
X
x
session
of
the
Mixed
Major
Bowlvice-presidents, Shigeo Nakamu$
Everyday Greeting Cards, Sympathy Cards, Thank
ing loop Sunday, Oct. 18,
£
You Cards, Everyday and Christmas Gift Cards,
X
1
Olympia Edwards.
«
Tags, Seals, Ribbons, Wrapping Ensembles.
x
XX
For Fall Check-Up & Winterization
Other highs among the men £
:
Also Playing Cards and Cases
£
were Tad Tanabe’s .744 and Jim *
£
:
*:,
Subscription
orders
taken
on
English
and
Japanese
Magazines
Morita’s 731. The high single for
X
X the day was rolled by Joe Tehara J
£
Order now at the Special Christmas Price
:
with 340.
❖
Phone or write at. once to
£
X
In the ladies division, Terry
x
2678 Danforth Ave.
...
Toronto
J
KAMEOKA BOOKS TRADING COMPANY
X Fujioka
topped
the
scoring
with
Telephone HO. 5691
113 McCauI Street,
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
a high triple of 733, followed by
:
•j
Phone
EM.
8-9934
Minor Repairs, Tune-Up, Body & Fender,
:
Rose Fujimoto with 709(279) and
Car Under-Coating
Shirley Tanaka 648. High singles
£
were
claimed by Kazy Maeda
KAY TATEISHI
JERRY KIYONAGA
with
292,
Rose Fujimoto’s 279
5.
and Doris Kiramura 275
TOKYO, — The New York
Giants literally toyed with their
Tokyo namesakes as they opened
® their fourteen-game exhibition
’ baseball tour with a convincing
11-1 triumph.
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§
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i
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$
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AUTUMN NOCTURNE
t
friday
9
polish
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november
13
alliance
62 claremont street.
prizes
hall
entertainment
toronto
FOR LADIES and MEN
dancing 8:30-1:00
In New Fall Colours, Styles and Heels
For Ladies Size 1 to 10
For Men Scott McHale 4 to 13
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C.O.D. ORDERS SHIPPED COAST-TO-COAST
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THE NEW CANADIAN
'MiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHinfiiiiiiiiiiiinniiir
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I
£
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tion wasn’t in the best interests
24—Hamilton. Nisei Baseball during the troubled times when
League Wind-Up Dance at Han we were suspected as being sub
rahan Tavern, 9 to 12 p.m.
24—Montreal. Aiko Saita Recital at versive and/or incorrigibly un
suited to this^ country. This has
D’Arcy Magee High School.
24 & 25—Toronto. Garden Club made the Nisei into the normal
Exhibit at Canadian Legion Hall, noble type of citizen, the flawless
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Sat., 2 to 8 p.m.
“average man.”
Sun.
This is especially true of those
25—Toronto.
Club Rec Socratic
Dance Class at Hagerman Hall who are old enough to remember
from 8 p.m.
West Coast experiences; he had
27—Toronto. Nisei Young Adult
to
think and act normally for
Fellowship Meeting at Queen St.
good
reason and it’s stuck with
United Church from 8 p.m.
.
him.
30—Vancouver. Nisei
Fellowship
Group Dance at Alma Hall, 9 to
But watch out for the younger
1 a.m.
NOVEMBER
Soturdciy, October 24, 1953
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Lucien C. Kurata
Personal Notes Across Canada
MARRIAGES
IKED A-WATANABE
crop. Despite what the older ones
say about them, we find that they
show more independence of
thought and idea than we ever
did. Were in for some novel sur
prises when they begin to make
themselves seen and heard. The
vanguard of them are in the uni
versities and in senior grades in
high school.
MUROMOTO-MATSUMOTO
TORONTO. — The marriage of
Miss Miyoko Matsumoto, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hidezo Mat
sumoto, Toronto, to Mr.- Akira
Muromoto, son of Mrs. Masa
Teramura, took place on Oct. 10
at the Canadian Legion Hall. Rev.
T. Tsuji officiated.
Following a reception at the
International, the n e w 1 y-w e d
couple left for New York on
their honeymoon trip. Baishaku
nins were Mr. and Mrs. Mitsuo
Hashizume.
*
*
*
H^risisr and Solicitor
Notary Publie
$ ^delaid& St E_ Toronto
' .Afternoons mid Evenings
West End Office
2336A Bloor St. W., Toronto
Phone LY. 9250 mornings
MONTREAL. — The Church of
1—Toronto. Ontario JCCA Oratori
All Nations in Montreal was the
cal Contest at Canadian Legion
'Cene of a wedding recently when
Hall from 2 p.m.
Miss Shirley Setsuko Watanabe,
6—Vancouver. Maria Stella Club
daughter of Mr. and Mi’s. TsuneWhist Drive at St. Paul’s Hail
studio
4
from S p.m.
haru Watanabe, became the bride
>—Toronto. U of T. Nisei Stuof Mr. Walter Takashi Ikeda, son
dents’ Club ‘ Autumn Nocturne”
of Mr. and Mrs. Kintaro Ikeda of
284-A YONOI STRUT, TORONTO. ONT.
at Polish Alliance Hall, 8:30-1:00
Montreal
and
Japan.
a. in.
Rev. T. Komiyama performed
the ceremony and Miss Uchida
F. A. Brewin, Q.C
played the organ. A solo was
given by Mr. Ken Oda.
Barrister & Solicitor
Given in marriage by her
Cameron, Weldon,
father, the bride was attended by ENGAGEMENTS
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Brewin & McCallum
The ment galore. Whist will be held( her sister, Mrs. Toru Tokawa arid
ALDERGROVE, B. C. — The
Maria Stella Club, one of the
thereafter every first Friday of, Miss Sue Kakumasu as brides- engagement of Miss Tsuneko Na
372 Bay St., Toronto
most active JC organizations in the month during the fall and■ maid. Miss Jill Onishi and Miss kashima, second daughter of Mr.
Telephone EM. 3-4391
Vancouver, under prexy Nobby winter season.
Judy Watanabe were the flower and Mrs. Katsuichi Nakashima,
1 ujisawa, has decided to hold its
November 27 will be the date girls. Mr. Roy Uyematsu acted Aldergrove, B. C., to Mr. Sentaro
first whist drive of the new
for all Vancouver and vicinity as best man arid the ushers were Morishita, fourth son of Mr. and
MOVING TO B. C.?
season on Friday, Nov. 6 from JC’s to keep in mind as it will Mr. Shag Tabata, Mr. Dan Kado Mrs. Eikichi Morishita, Steveston,
Contact
8 p.m. at St. Pauls Hall oh
was announced on Oct. 18 at the
be the Club’s annual orchestra waki and Mr. Bobby Henmi.
Dunlevy Street opposite Powell
JIM KAKUTANI
A gown of white chantilly lace former’s home.
dance. Further details are not
Grounds.
H.
A.
ROBERTS LTD.,
over
accordion-pleated
net
and
Baishakunins were Mr. and
available at the time of publiAdmission is only fifty cents
satin was worn by the bride. Her Mrs. Asamatsu Murakami.
530 Burrard St.
cation.
and there will be plenty of reshoulder-length veil was held by
*
*
*
Vancouver 1, B. C.
On December 19 will be the
fieshments, prizes and entertainEstablished 32 Years
a small hat covered with satin.
HAMILTON., — The engagefirst ice-skating party at the
Members of Vancouver
She carried a bouquet of white ment of Miss Miyoko Nishihata,
Vancouver Forum.
Real Estate Board
baby mums. The bridesmaids eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Badminton will again be the
Phone
MArine 6421
were dressed alike in blue gowns
major sport activity of the Maria of nylon and net while the flower S. Nishihata of Montreal, to Mr.
Day or Night
We have no
Junzo Funamoto, third son of t
Stella Club during the fall and
girls wore knee-length frocks of
service charges.
winter. All interested in playing yellow nylon. Baby mums of yel Mr. and Mrs. S. Funamoto of
are asked to submit their names low and bronze were carried by Hamilton, was announced at the
former’s home on Oct. 10.
to Eli Takemoto, sports chairman the attendants.
Baishakunins were Mr. and
of the club, xand obtain details.
Following the reception, the Mrs. K. Goto of Hamilton.
f
UPHOLSTERING
The public is reminded that it
couple left by plane for New York
Z
Recovering & Repairing
is cordially welcome to all Maria where they boarded the “S.S. OBITUARY
TRAVELLING TO
|
. ALSO SLIPCOVERS
Stella Club functions and anyone Nassau” for Nassau, the BahaTAMAKI
JAPAN
wishing membership in .the club
FOR THE CAR
mas and Havana, Cuba. For trav . KELOWNA, B. C. — Mr. Zen- |
is requested to contact the mem elling, the bride wore a suit of kichi Tamaki, 68, passed away
Z
For Free Estimate
bership convenors, Yukio Mat
navy blue wool with rose hat and Oct. 1 in Kelowna Hospital. Fun i
Or bringing
CALL
suba and Irene Uyegama.
someone j»»r?
accessories, and a corsage of pink eral service was held on Oct. 5
We represent
roses.
at the Kelowna Buddhist Church
REX MATSUYAMA <•
all lines including
Guest
Speaker
from
Upon their return, the couple officiated by Rev. S. Ikuta and
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American President,
will reside at Mentana Avenue. Assistants to the Minister ToJapan at Next Meeting
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
miye and Taguchi.
Of Young'Adults Group Montreal.
Maria Stella Club Outlines Activities;
Whist, Dance, Skating, Badminton on Agenda
Northwest Airlines.
Writ* or call
for full information
or ratas.
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Toronto
TORONTO. — The next meet
ing of the Nisei Young Adult
Fellowship will be held on Tues
day, Oct. 27 at Queen Street
United Church from 8 p.m.
Mrs. Norman from the Kansai
Gakuin in Kobe, Japan, will be
present to speak on “The Youths
of Japan as I Saw Them.”
0
Thomas T. Onizuka B.A.
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or phone HU. 8-3267.
to announce
that he. has opened an office
tor the practise of law at
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,
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TORONTO. — Club Rec Sociatic will commence dancing
classes for beginners as well as
advanced students this Sunday,
Oct. 25 at Hagerman Hall on
Hagerman St., from 8 p.m. The
Club has obtained the services of
Gordon Burke as instructor.
Piospective members are re
minded that membership is open
till Oct. 31 only, so all interested
in taking lessons are urged to
join immediately.
Complete Care
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'MiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHinfiiiiiiiiiiiinniiir
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
I
£
(Cont’d
from P. 1)
lllllllillllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]lllllll]ll)
OCTOBER
tion wasn’t in the best interests
24—Hamilton. Nisei Baseball during the troubled times when
League Wind-Up Dance at Han we were suspected as being sub
rahan Tavern, 9 to 12 p.m.
24—Montreal. Aiko Saita Recital at versive and/or incorrigibly un
suited to this^ country. This has
D’Arcy Magee High School.
24 & 25—Toronto. Garden Club made the Nisei into the normal
Exhibit at Canadian Legion Hall, noble type of citizen, the flawless
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Sat., 2 to 8 p.m.
“average man.”
Sun.
This is especially true of those
25—Toronto.
Club Rec Socratic
Dance Class at Hagerman Hall who are old enough to remember
from 8 p.m.
West Coast experiences; he had
27—Toronto. Nisei Young Adult
to
think and act normally for
Fellowship Meeting at Queen St.
good
reason and it’s stuck with
United Church from 8 p.m.
.
him.
30—Vancouver. Nisei
Fellowship
Group Dance at Alma Hall, 9 to
But watch out for the younger
1 a.m.
NOVEMBER
Soturdciy, October 24, 1953
THE HEW CAHADIAN
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
for better health CONSULT. .
An Independent Japanese-English Organ
(2466 ^/C. ekZ'jzZzZy 6p C
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Lucien C. Kurata
Personal Notes Across Canada
MARRIAGES
IKED A-WATANABE
crop. Despite what the older ones
say about them, we find that they
show more independence of
thought and idea than we ever
did. Were in for some novel sur
prises when they begin to make
themselves seen and heard. The
vanguard of them are in the uni
versities and in senior grades in
high school.
MUROMOTO-MATSUMOTO
TORONTO. — The marriage of
Miss Miyoko Matsumoto, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hidezo Mat
sumoto, Toronto, to Mr.- Akira
Muromoto, son of Mrs. Masa
Teramura, took place on Oct. 10
at the Canadian Legion Hall. Rev.
T. Tsuji officiated.
Following a reception at the
International, the n e w 1 y-w e d
couple left for New York on
their honeymoon trip. Baishaku
nins were Mr. and Mrs. Mitsuo
Hashizume.
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H^risisr and Solicitor
Notary Publie
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' .Afternoons mid Evenings
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Phone LY. 9250 mornings
MONTREAL. — The Church of
1—Toronto. Ontario JCCA Oratori
All Nations in Montreal was the
cal Contest at Canadian Legion
'Cene of a wedding recently when
Hall from 2 p.m.
Miss Shirley Setsuko Watanabe,
6—Vancouver. Maria Stella Club
daughter of Mr. and Mi’s. TsuneWhist Drive at St. Paul’s Hail
studio
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from S p.m.
haru Watanabe, became the bride
>—Toronto. U of T. Nisei Stuof Mr. Walter Takashi Ikeda, son
dents’ Club ‘ Autumn Nocturne”
of Mr. and Mrs. Kintaro Ikeda of
284-A YONOI STRUT, TORONTO. ONT.
at Polish Alliance Hall, 8:30-1:00
Montreal
and
Japan.
a. in.
Rev. T. Komiyama performed
the ceremony and Miss Uchida
F. A. Brewin, Q.C
played the organ. A solo was
given by Mr. Ken Oda.
Barrister & Solicitor
Given in marriage by her
Cameron, Weldon,
father, the bride was attended by ENGAGEMENTS
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Brewin & McCallum
The ment galore. Whist will be held( her sister, Mrs. Toru Tokawa arid
ALDERGROVE, B. C. — The
Maria Stella Club, one of the
thereafter every first Friday of, Miss Sue Kakumasu as brides- engagement of Miss Tsuneko Na
372 Bay St., Toronto
most active JC organizations in the month during the fall and■ maid. Miss Jill Onishi and Miss kashima, second daughter of Mr.
Telephone EM. 3-4391
Vancouver, under prexy Nobby winter season.
Judy Watanabe were the flower and Mrs. Katsuichi Nakashima,
1 ujisawa, has decided to hold its
November 27 will be the date girls. Mr. Roy Uyematsu acted Aldergrove, B. C., to Mr. Sentaro
first whist drive of the new
for all Vancouver and vicinity as best man arid the ushers were Morishita, fourth son of Mr. and
MOVING TO B. C.?
season on Friday, Nov. 6 from JC’s to keep in mind as it will Mr. Shag Tabata, Mr. Dan Kado Mrs. Eikichi Morishita, Steveston,
Contact
8 p.m. at St. Pauls Hall oh
was announced on Oct. 18 at the
be the Club’s annual orchestra waki and Mr. Bobby Henmi.
Dunlevy Street opposite Powell
JIM KAKUTANI
A gown of white chantilly lace former’s home.
dance. Further details are not
Grounds.
H.
A.
ROBERTS LTD.,
over
accordion-pleated
net
and
Baishakunins were Mr. and
available at the time of publiAdmission is only fifty cents
satin was worn by the bride. Her Mrs. Asamatsu Murakami.
530 Burrard St.
cation.
and there will be plenty of reshoulder-length veil was held by
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Vancouver 1, B. C.
On December 19 will be the
fieshments, prizes and entertainEstablished 32 Years
a small hat covered with satin.
HAMILTON., — The engagefirst ice-skating party at the
Members of Vancouver
She carried a bouquet of white ment of Miss Miyoko Nishihata,
Vancouver Forum.
Real Estate Board
baby mums. The bridesmaids eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Badminton will again be the
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were dressed alike in blue gowns
major sport activity of the Maria of nylon and net while the flower S. Nishihata of Montreal, to Mr.
Day or Night
We have no
Junzo Funamoto, third son of t
Stella Club during the fall and
girls wore knee-length frocks of
service charges.
winter. All interested in playing yellow nylon. Baby mums of yel Mr. and Mrs. S. Funamoto of
are asked to submit their names low and bronze were carried by Hamilton, was announced at the
former’s home on Oct. 10.
to Eli Takemoto, sports chairman the attendants.
Baishakunins were Mr. and
of the club, xand obtain details.
Following the reception, the Mrs. K. Goto of Hamilton.
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UPHOLSTERING
The public is reminded that it
couple left by plane for New York
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Recovering & Repairing
is cordially welcome to all Maria where they boarded the “S.S. OBITUARY
TRAVELLING TO
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Stella Club functions and anyone Nassau” for Nassau, the BahaTAMAKI
JAPAN
wishing membership in .the club
FOR THE CAR
mas and Havana, Cuba. For trav . KELOWNA, B. C. — Mr. Zen- |
is requested to contact the mem elling, the bride wore a suit of kichi Tamaki, 68, passed away
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For Free Estimate
bership convenors, Yukio Mat
navy blue wool with rose hat and Oct. 1 in Kelowna Hospital. Fun i
Or bringing
CALL
suba and Irene Uyegama.
someone j»»r?
accessories, and a corsage of pink eral service was held on Oct. 5
We represent
roses.
at the Kelowna Buddhist Church
REX MATSUYAMA <•
all lines including
Guest
Speaker
from
Upon their return, the couple officiated by Rev. S. Ikuta and
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TORONTO
American President,
will reside at Mentana Avenue. Assistants to the Minister ToJapan at Next Meeting
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
miye and Taguchi.
Of Young'Adults Group Montreal.
Maria Stella Club Outlines Activities;
Whist, Dance, Skating, Badminton on Agenda
Northwest Airlines.
Writ* or call
for full information
or ratas.
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OFFICE
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EM 6-6451
Toronto
TORONTO. — The next meet
ing of the Nisei Young Adult
Fellowship will be held on Tues
day, Oct. 27 at Queen Street
United Church from 8 p.m.
Mrs. Norman from the Kansai
Gakuin in Kobe, Japan, will be
present to speak on “The Youths
of Japan as I Saw Them.”
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Thomas T. Onizuka B.A.
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YOUNG man to work in tobac
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
, STORE girl for part time.
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GIRL for grocery store. Steadv
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batuiday Experience not necesApply Lawrence Park FruP
Market, 2o89 Yonge St., Toronto,
or phone HU. 8-3267.
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that he. has opened an office
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Club Rec Socratic
Dance Classes Sun.
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TORIC OPTICAL
OPTOMETRISTS
TORONTO. — Club Rec Sociatic will commence dancing
classes for beginners as well as
advanced students this Sunday,
Oct. 25 at Hagerman Hall on
Hagerman St., from 8 p.m. The
Club has obtained the services of
Gordon Burke as instructor.
Piospective members are re
minded that membership is open
till Oct. 31 only, so all interested
in taking lessons are urged to
join immediately.
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