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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16—NO 11.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
Friendly Atmosphere Reigns at Skating Meet;
Russians Joke on Geisha Girls, Aggression
1954.
TORONTO,
ONT.
iM ISS VALENTINE 1954
Eight Toronto Lasses ■
To Vie for Title of Queen
SAPPORO, Japan. — Friendly world skating championships in
Russian ice-skaters drank with Sapporo recently, amazed Ame
Americans and made jokes about rican newspapermen by talking
TORONTO. — In following- up the enthusiasm shown by the
aggression' during their recent freely about anything from Gei
public last year, the Toronto Young Buddhists’ Society is again
week-end stay in- this frigid, nor sha girls to the secret police. At
sponsoring a Miss Valentine Contest, in conjunction with its annual
thern Japanese city.
a banquet held at the Grand Hotel
Valentine Dance being held this forthcoming Saturday, Feb. 13,
The Russians, who won the here to climax the international
at Masaryk Hall.
skating tournament, they drank
Eight enthusiastic contestants
together until the early morning
will be Vying for the honour of photographer Sam Yamada, and
hours — beers for the Americans
being crowned the Valentine a silver locket presented from
and orange pop for the Russians.
Queen. Miss June Watanabe will the sponsors.
About fifty kimono-clad Japa
be representing the Toronto AYJudgment of the queen will be
-----by t.m.k. —-'
—
nese girls attended the party to
PA. Miss Amie Nakamura from based on personality, poise
dance with the skaters and offi
Club Rec Socratic, and Miss Ake beauty and other factors. A popu
A historian with a prejudice
cials that gathered in Sapporo
mi Horiuchi from the Junior larity'vote cast by the attending
Introducing TCA Flight Stecannot be objective in his review for the meet. The girls fox-trot
public will constitute 25 percent
wardess Vivian Yoneda, a 22-year Nisei Badminton Club.
of past events. Where truth is
ted with the Russians and jitter- old lass from Victoria and Regina.
Club Ami will be represented of the decision, the other 75 per
concerned, any prejudice is likely bugged with the Americans,
The second Japanese Canadian by Miss Marie Shoji, the Nisei cent to be polled by a five-man
to record only what is favourable causing Soviet assistant manager' girl to don the uniform of a TCA
Flyers by Miss Pat Baba, and panel of judges. The adjudicators
to itself has to be thrown out of
Andrei Smirnoy to ask, “This stewardess, Miss Yoneda has Club Afterhours by Miss Eriko will be Ken Johnson, movie editor
started her career on the Mon
the window, so to speak. Any at
Boogie-woogie dance is very dif treal-Halifax run. The. first Can Shintani. Miss. Kay Takahashi is for the Toronto Telegram, Sam
tempt to “doctor up” certain
ficult, is it not ?”
adian Nisei TCA flight steward representing Club Queens, and Yamada of Yamada Studios, art
events to prevent a definite slant
The Americans explained the ess was Masako Hikida of Winni Miss Susie Tanouye has been ist Fred Kondo, Miss Hope Handa
to any action in the past is fic
difference between Boogie-woogie peg, now Mrs. Jane Kawahara of chosen to appear in behalf of the of The Continental Times, and
tion, not fact. The ordinary read
Montreal.
and Lindy, and went on to dis
Toronto YBS.
former New Canadian editor Ken
er of history is not trained to
cuss Tokyo night clubs, twisted
The winner will be crowned by Adachi.
access facts with objective reality;
Russian cigarettes, yatching off
last year’s Queen, Miss Grace
In order to avoid undue delay
therefore, he has to take some Long Island, and Iowa hospitals.
Kanda.
in the selection procedures, the
other person’s word for it that
Toronto Nisei dentist, Dr. H. R. sponsors request that all ballots
The Russians were even willing
what he reads is true. However, to talk politics, and one reporter
Akaye has offered to present a be cast by the attending public
he does have, his own common got into a long but friendly ar
challenge
trophy for the occasion, by 10:15 p.m., following appear
Feb. 10, 1944
sense to guide him, as well as gument with a member of Rus
which will be installed as a per ance of the candidates. The doors
some self-evident truths.
Vancouver. B.C. — Agricultural petual award. A free portrait will of Masaryk Hall at 212 Cowan
sia’s diplomatic mission in Japan.
An obvious truth is this! A
The Russians said that the work on eastern farms offer best be given the chosen queen by Avenue will be opened at 8 p.m.
thing can be judged by its American FBI was far stronger relocation opportunities for Ja
“fruits”; what is wrong has in than the Soviet Secret Police. He panese evacuees, BCSC reports.
itself the seeds of its own de said he could not believe that the
Ottawa. — The Jasper-Blue
struction, while what is right and FBI learned Harry' Dexter White
good will endure in spite of ob was a spy but could not force him River highway on which 120
Japanese work expected by offi
stacles.
from the government. “Where is
TORONTO. — In connection
Another truth, which should be Harry Dexter White now?” the cials to be completed by spring.
the Canadian Legion Hall from
with
the
expiration
of
the
7:30
p.m.
obvious but is not seen because of Russian asked, adding a knowing
Kelowna, B.C. — Unofficial cit
prejudice, is this! Evil attacks smile when told that White was izens group advise 700 Japanese
1953 executive term, a-general
While the agenda has not
most viciously that which is dead.
meeting
has
been
slated
by
the
yet
been decided in detail,
in Kelowna district to remain off
good; it does not bother with
Toronto
JCCA
Chapter
to
take
there will be an election of new
The Soviet diplomat also asked the city’s streets except on neces
place on Sunday, Feb. 28, at
what is bad, except to give it an why America elected a military sary business.
officers from among the candi
extra shove downward.
dates selected by the nominat
man president if it does not like
*
*
*
ing committee, reports on the
war. But he said, “America and
Evil can put on the appearance Russia got along well in the last
chapter’s
various
activities
of righteousness in order to de war, and they should try to keep
during the past term, and the
ceive the unthinking into aiding their friendship.”
showing of films and other
entertainment.
the illusion of right.
Most of the time, however, the
WAIKANE, Hawaii. —Kakuzo live so long. “Although a fisher
Further details regarding the
Centuries upon centuries ago, talk was non-political. Once Rus
man, I don’t care for fish. I care
Takata,
who
celebrated
his
100th
program for the general meet
when Christians still did not care sia’s lurljl Sergeyev asked the
little for pork or meat too.” He
ing will be announced upon
to emerge from the Catacombs date of an American newsman birthday recently, admits he’s
decision.
under the Caesars, when small to dance, and walked with her “not too good” as a commercial used to drink a little, but no
more, and has hardly any coffee.
fisherman
these
days,
but
he
still
colonies of Christians flourished onto the floor.
At the recent executive meet
He drinks a gallon and a half of
makes a living at it.
in North Africa and in Asia*
ing
held on Feb. 7, one of the
“Look,” laughed another Rus
water a day, he says. His meals
He
is
especially
proud
that
he
Minor, a Roman, reporting from sian. “Look! Russian aggression!”
decisions passed was to give a
doesn’t have to wear glasses or consist of a bowlful of rice thrice
an outpost of the Empire to the
sum donation of §25 to the
use a hearing aid. His employer, a day and plenty of vegetables,
Emperor Trojan, wrote: “How
Kcnora Thistles Hockey Club
Mitsutaro Uyemuada, a mere tofu, and a quart of milk.
these Christians love one ano-- Slocan JCCA Elects
scheduled to go on a goodwill
He doesn’t, think he’ll see 200,
youth at 65, says Takata appears
ther!”’ Here was a pagan, pro
tour at the invitation of the
New
Board
of
Officers
but
puts it “at the present rate,
to have the physical age of the
bably one who despised the Chris
Japan Skating Club next
I should live to at least 150.” ’
SLOGAN, B. C. — At the average person about 70.
month. An appeal had been
tians, confirming the sign of the
Takata
says
he
was
born
in
seventh
annual
general
meeting
Christian faith: Love. Love for
made from one of the execu
God, love for his neighbour, were of the Slocan JCCA held on Jan. Fukuoka prefecture “in the year Nineteen U.S. Nisei GI's
tives of the Kenora Junior
the basic rules for his belief, his 16, the following executives were Ansei 1”, which he explains was.
Chamber of Commerce seeking
Said Missing in Korea,
purpose, his life as a Christian. elected to office for the 1954 1854, on Jan. 20. At that time,
assistance from the JCCA for
whaling was a major industry in
A true Christian could not say he term.
this project.
Believed Dead
President Tsuyoshi
Oikawa, Hawaii, then still ruled by a na
loved God if he hated his neigh
Two visitors from Hamilton
WASHINGTON. — Nineteen
bour; he could not love God and vice-president Tokitaro Fujiba tive king.
were present at the meeting —
Takata, however, did not comc- U.S. Nisei who have been missing
love evil at the same time. There yashi, chairman Masao Nishi
M i t s Nakashiba and Dick
to
Hawaii until he was 34 years in action in the Korean area for
Kanno.
fore, if any man professed to be mura, assistant chairman Yukio
more
than
one
year,
and
in
whose
old,
in
1888.
He
arrived
aboard
Shimoda,
Japanese
secretary
To
a Christian, he would not foment
distrust and division, but he shio Kubota, English secretary the old Yamashiro-Maru after a cases a presumptive finding of Vancouver JCCA Slates
would foster understanding and Frank Tanouye, treasurer Tajiro three-week voyage from Japan, deaths'has been made according
with 300 other immigrants. He to law, were officially reported General Meeting Feb. 21
Nose.
unity.
Auditors: Teiji Morishita, Hi worked as a cabin-boy on main to the Washington office of the
VANCOUVER. — The Fifth
Evil declares itself sooner or
land
steamers
and
also
as
a
plan{
JACL
by
the
Defense
Depart
deo
Terakita,
Takeji
Sameshima.
Annual
General Meeting of the
later.
Councillors: Tomio Eto, Akira tation hand on Kauai Island be ment.
Vancouver Chapter JCCA will be
It was inevitable then, if the Matsubayashi, Mitsugu Imada, fore turning fisherman.
One of the presumed dead was held on Sunday, Feb. 21, at the
report in the Toronto Globe and Tomio Hayashida, Toki Hashi
He answered the usual question from California; the rest were Japanese Language School on
about how he has managed to listed as being from Hawaii. ■
moto.
(Continued on page 2)
Alexander St., from 1:30 p.m.
baiting the bull
a decade ago
General Meeting Slated by Tor. JCCA Feb. 28;
Election, Reports, Films Included on Agenda
Hawaii Issei Aged 100 Admits
He’s Not as Good a Fisherman Now
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16—NO 11.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
Friendly Atmosphere Reigns at Skating Meet;
Russians Joke on Geisha Girls, Aggression
1954.
TORONTO,
ONT.
iM ISS VALENTINE 1954
Eight Toronto Lasses ■
To Vie for Title of Queen
SAPPORO, Japan. — Friendly world skating championships in
Russian ice-skaters drank with Sapporo recently, amazed Ame
Americans and made jokes about rican newspapermen by talking
TORONTO. — In following- up the enthusiasm shown by the
aggression' during their recent freely about anything from Gei
public last year, the Toronto Young Buddhists’ Society is again
week-end stay in- this frigid, nor sha girls to the secret police. At
sponsoring a Miss Valentine Contest, in conjunction with its annual
thern Japanese city.
a banquet held at the Grand Hotel
Valentine Dance being held this forthcoming Saturday, Feb. 13,
The Russians, who won the here to climax the international
at Masaryk Hall.
skating tournament, they drank
Eight enthusiastic contestants
together until the early morning
will be Vying for the honour of photographer Sam Yamada, and
hours — beers for the Americans
being crowned the Valentine a silver locket presented from
and orange pop for the Russians.
Queen. Miss June Watanabe will the sponsors.
About fifty kimono-clad Japa
be representing the Toronto AYJudgment of the queen will be
-----by t.m.k. —-'
—
nese girls attended the party to
PA. Miss Amie Nakamura from based on personality, poise
dance with the skaters and offi
Club Rec Socratic, and Miss Ake beauty and other factors. A popu
A historian with a prejudice
cials that gathered in Sapporo
mi Horiuchi from the Junior larity'vote cast by the attending
Introducing TCA Flight Stecannot be objective in his review for the meet. The girls fox-trot
public will constitute 25 percent
wardess Vivian Yoneda, a 22-year Nisei Badminton Club.
of past events. Where truth is
ted with the Russians and jitter- old lass from Victoria and Regina.
Club Ami will be represented of the decision, the other 75 per
concerned, any prejudice is likely bugged with the Americans,
The second Japanese Canadian by Miss Marie Shoji, the Nisei cent to be polled by a five-man
to record only what is favourable causing Soviet assistant manager' girl to don the uniform of a TCA
Flyers by Miss Pat Baba, and panel of judges. The adjudicators
to itself has to be thrown out of
Andrei Smirnoy to ask, “This stewardess, Miss Yoneda has Club Afterhours by Miss Eriko will be Ken Johnson, movie editor
started her career on the Mon
the window, so to speak. Any at
Boogie-woogie dance is very dif treal-Halifax run. The. first Can Shintani. Miss. Kay Takahashi is for the Toronto Telegram, Sam
tempt to “doctor up” certain
ficult, is it not ?”
adian Nisei TCA flight steward representing Club Queens, and Yamada of Yamada Studios, art
events to prevent a definite slant
The Americans explained the ess was Masako Hikida of Winni Miss Susie Tanouye has been ist Fred Kondo, Miss Hope Handa
to any action in the past is fic
difference between Boogie-woogie peg, now Mrs. Jane Kawahara of chosen to appear in behalf of the of The Continental Times, and
tion, not fact. The ordinary read
Montreal.
and Lindy, and went on to dis
Toronto YBS.
former New Canadian editor Ken
er of history is not trained to
cuss Tokyo night clubs, twisted
The winner will be crowned by Adachi.
access facts with objective reality;
Russian cigarettes, yatching off
last year’s Queen, Miss Grace
In order to avoid undue delay
therefore, he has to take some Long Island, and Iowa hospitals.
Kanda.
in the selection procedures, the
other person’s word for it that
Toronto Nisei dentist, Dr. H. R. sponsors request that all ballots
The Russians were even willing
what he reads is true. However, to talk politics, and one reporter
Akaye has offered to present a be cast by the attending public
he does have, his own common got into a long but friendly ar
challenge
trophy for the occasion, by 10:15 p.m., following appear
Feb. 10, 1944
sense to guide him, as well as gument with a member of Rus
which will be installed as a per ance of the candidates. The doors
some self-evident truths.
Vancouver. B.C. — Agricultural petual award. A free portrait will of Masaryk Hall at 212 Cowan
sia’s diplomatic mission in Japan.
An obvious truth is this! A
The Russians said that the work on eastern farms offer best be given the chosen queen by Avenue will be opened at 8 p.m.
thing can be judged by its American FBI was far stronger relocation opportunities for Ja
“fruits”; what is wrong has in than the Soviet Secret Police. He panese evacuees, BCSC reports.
itself the seeds of its own de said he could not believe that the
Ottawa. — The Jasper-Blue
struction, while what is right and FBI learned Harry' Dexter White
good will endure in spite of ob was a spy but could not force him River highway on which 120
Japanese work expected by offi
stacles.
from the government. “Where is
TORONTO. — In connection
Another truth, which should be Harry Dexter White now?” the cials to be completed by spring.
the Canadian Legion Hall from
with
the
expiration
of
the
7:30
p.m.
obvious but is not seen because of Russian asked, adding a knowing
Kelowna, B.C. — Unofficial cit
prejudice, is this! Evil attacks smile when told that White was izens group advise 700 Japanese
1953 executive term, a-general
While the agenda has not
most viciously that which is dead.
meeting
has
been
slated
by
the
yet
been decided in detail,
in Kelowna district to remain off
good; it does not bother with
Toronto
JCCA
Chapter
to
take
there will be an election of new
The Soviet diplomat also asked the city’s streets except on neces
place on Sunday, Feb. 28, at
what is bad, except to give it an why America elected a military sary business.
officers from among the candi
extra shove downward.
dates selected by the nominat
man president if it does not like
*
*
*
ing committee, reports on the
war. But he said, “America and
Evil can put on the appearance Russia got along well in the last
chapter’s
various
activities
of righteousness in order to de war, and they should try to keep
during the past term, and the
ceive the unthinking into aiding their friendship.”
showing of films and other
entertainment.
the illusion of right.
Most of the time, however, the
WAIKANE, Hawaii. —Kakuzo live so long. “Although a fisher
Further details regarding the
Centuries upon centuries ago, talk was non-political. Once Rus
man, I don’t care for fish. I care
Takata,
who
celebrated
his
100th
program for the general meet
when Christians still did not care sia’s lurljl Sergeyev asked the
little for pork or meat too.” He
ing will be announced upon
to emerge from the Catacombs date of an American newsman birthday recently, admits he’s
decision.
under the Caesars, when small to dance, and walked with her “not too good” as a commercial used to drink a little, but no
more, and has hardly any coffee.
fisherman
these
days,
but
he
still
colonies of Christians flourished onto the floor.
At the recent executive meet
He drinks a gallon and a half of
makes a living at it.
in North Africa and in Asia*
ing
held on Feb. 7, one of the
“Look,” laughed another Rus
water a day, he says. His meals
He
is
especially
proud
that
he
Minor, a Roman, reporting from sian. “Look! Russian aggression!”
decisions passed was to give a
doesn’t have to wear glasses or consist of a bowlful of rice thrice
an outpost of the Empire to the
sum donation of §25 to the
use a hearing aid. His employer, a day and plenty of vegetables,
Emperor Trojan, wrote: “How
Kcnora Thistles Hockey Club
Mitsutaro Uyemuada, a mere tofu, and a quart of milk.
these Christians love one ano-- Slocan JCCA Elects
scheduled to go on a goodwill
He doesn’t, think he’ll see 200,
youth at 65, says Takata appears
ther!”’ Here was a pagan, pro
tour at the invitation of the
New
Board
of
Officers
but
puts it “at the present rate,
to have the physical age of the
bably one who despised the Chris
Japan Skating Club next
I should live to at least 150.” ’
SLOGAN, B. C. — At the average person about 70.
month. An appeal had been
tians, confirming the sign of the
Takata
says
he
was
born
in
seventh
annual
general
meeting
Christian faith: Love. Love for
made from one of the execu
God, love for his neighbour, were of the Slocan JCCA held on Jan. Fukuoka prefecture “in the year Nineteen U.S. Nisei GI's
tives of the Kenora Junior
the basic rules for his belief, his 16, the following executives were Ansei 1”, which he explains was.
Chamber of Commerce seeking
Said Missing in Korea,
purpose, his life as a Christian. elected to office for the 1954 1854, on Jan. 20. At that time,
assistance from the JCCA for
whaling was a major industry in
A true Christian could not say he term.
this project.
Believed Dead
President Tsuyoshi
Oikawa, Hawaii, then still ruled by a na
loved God if he hated his neigh
Two visitors from Hamilton
WASHINGTON. — Nineteen
bour; he could not love God and vice-president Tokitaro Fujiba tive king.
were present at the meeting —
Takata, however, did not comc- U.S. Nisei who have been missing
love evil at the same time. There yashi, chairman Masao Nishi
M i t s Nakashiba and Dick
to
Hawaii until he was 34 years in action in the Korean area for
Kanno.
fore, if any man professed to be mura, assistant chairman Yukio
more
than
one
year,
and
in
whose
old,
in
1888.
He
arrived
aboard
Shimoda,
Japanese
secretary
To
a Christian, he would not foment
distrust and division, but he shio Kubota, English secretary the old Yamashiro-Maru after a cases a presumptive finding of Vancouver JCCA Slates
would foster understanding and Frank Tanouye, treasurer Tajiro three-week voyage from Japan, deaths'has been made according
with 300 other immigrants. He to law, were officially reported General Meeting Feb. 21
Nose.
unity.
Auditors: Teiji Morishita, Hi worked as a cabin-boy on main to the Washington office of the
VANCOUVER. — The Fifth
Evil declares itself sooner or
land
steamers
and
also
as
a
plan{
JACL
by
the
Defense
Depart
deo
Terakita,
Takeji
Sameshima.
Annual
General Meeting of the
later.
Councillors: Tomio Eto, Akira tation hand on Kauai Island be ment.
Vancouver Chapter JCCA will be
It was inevitable then, if the Matsubayashi, Mitsugu Imada, fore turning fisherman.
One of the presumed dead was held on Sunday, Feb. 21, at the
report in the Toronto Globe and Tomio Hayashida, Toki Hashi
He answered the usual question from California; the rest were Japanese Language School on
about how he has managed to listed as being from Hawaii. ■
moto.
(Continued on page 2)
Alexander St., from 1:30 p.m.
baiting the bull
a decade ago
General Meeting Slated by Tor. JCCA Feb. 28;
Election, Reports, Films Included on Agenda
Hawaii Issei Aged 100 Admits
He’s Not as Good a Fisherman Now
Page 2
Page 2
THE
THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and. Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
GEORGE NISHIMURA
----------------------------- Editor
TAKAICHI UMEZUKI .
Japanese Section Editor
KEN MORI... ........... ...... ----------------- Advertising
4/9 Queen St. W. — EM. 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
j
4
c
NEW
CANADIAN
Wednesday,
Feb.
10,
1954
BAITING THE BULL
(Cont’d from Page 1)
Mail of Jan. 25 is reliable, that a
spokesman for the Jehovah’s Wit
nesses should have made this
questionable and revealing state
ment, that the Baptists should
have taken their quarrel with
Quebec laws to the Supreme
Court of Canada because two of
the Justices were Baptists, and
they might have given their co
religionists a better deal. Justices
were expected to be biased in
their judgment, according to this
Jehovah’s Witness. Well, Justices
are human beings, but they are
supposed to be objective.
emme
are
By CINDERELLA
How to Write a Column
THE ALARM goes off in a strident crescendo. I grope for it,
bumping my elbow on a lamp which, knocks off a couple of
books from my side table. I pause, wondering half-awake, if mv
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
landlord downstairs will tap on the ceiling again. We’ve been
carrying on quite a tete-a-tete in this romantic fashion.
GOODWILL TOUR
I make a bee line for the kitchen, head for the coffee canister
and measure four tablespoons of coffee into the percolator by a
Last week, Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent quietly
kind of reflex conditioned by countless, similar Sundays in my
(embarked on the first leg of his global tour — one that
life as a Columnist, 2nd Class.
will be of doubtless significance in furthering goodwill
I set the percolator on the stove — remembering to fill it with
between Canada and the rest of the free world.
cold
water — turning on the gas. And I crawl back into bed. I
*
*
It was disclosed by Mr. St. Laurent that the Far
Even the Evangelical Church snuggle under my blanket. I close my eyes for just ten minutes_
.East is to be the main objective of his ‘round-the-world of Germany took exception to the just long enough to dream up an idea. “Bed,” I come to the •conclu
itinerary. Better understanding with the free Asiatic historical inaccuracies in the film sion, “is a wonderful place!” I should write a column on “There’s
“Martin Luther.” There inaccu no place like bed” ... I would too, except that there’s bound to
powers is vital to thb western world’s cause.
In Japan, where he is scheduled to make a three-day racies (I’m being polite!) have be someone who would write to me on moral grounds. That’s the
difference between Shakespeare and me. He can write “0 Sleep
visit in mid-March, the Prime Minister *will be received been proved not only by Catholic that knits up the ravel’d sleeve of care” and it’s considered a gem.
historians, but by Lutheran writ
as a state guest — the second such personage to be ers also. But as I said before, the I write “O Bed that cures all ills. . .” and how much do you bet
conferred the distinction in postwar Japan. U. S. Vice ordinary person cannot be ex that it won’t be hailed as rank indecency ? It’s tough being born
President Richard Nixon was the other.
pected to be objective historians. after Shakespeare. I should have been before him. Then, anything
As an ambassador of goodwill, we have. no doubt The Luther of fiction, as present I would ever write would be fresh and new and interesting. Or I
that Mr. St. Laurent carries with him the good wishes ed in the film, must have suited should have been born later—say in the year 3000 AD, when we
the sponsors better than the might be whistling through space on our own steam. . .
of all the people of Canada.
Luther of history. Naturally,
But it’s time for coffee now. When the aroma of good java
then,
since
Quebec
had
objected
FLOWER SHOW
floats on the icy cold air of a yet-unawakened, cheerless household
before to certain scenes in “Oliver on a Sunday morning, I’m less reluctant about leaving a warm bed,
As a menas of diffusing our cultural heritage among Twist” as' offensive to its Jewish
the general public, the representation of the Toronto citizens, some scenes in “Black and can be enticed into getting dressed. As I sip my coffee “in
solitary”, I begin thinking of possibilities for a column.
Garden Club at the Hobby and Homecraft Show current Narcissus” as offensive to High
The sun is just coining up, and the snow piled high .on the
ly open on the ONE Grounds in Toronto is highly com Anglicans, and certainly the film shed roof just below my kitchen window begins to catch fire from
censors would have done the same
mendable.
it. There’s nary a breeze and the temperature is a friendly 28
for any film disparaging the Pro
It is through the knowledge and understanding of testant, why should they ignore degrees above. A perfect day for skiing, I think to myself. And then
ancestral backgrounds and merits that different ethnic their majority citizens, the Cath I remember that my skis have to be waxed and there’s a gadget
that needs to be fixed on my harness. And so I bring out my skis and
groups may attain closer harmony and ,eventual con- olics ?
give them a good waxing, and I spend the next hour pulling my
solidation.
।
After all, libel is a legal of harness apart and putting it together again. It’s always a good
fence, and so are public nuisanc
idea to have all one’s equipment ready beforehand, I tell myself.
“BURNING THE BOOKS”
es, and insult and slander are
I go back to the typewriter. My noiseless typewriter rever
In recent weeks, this ominous phrase has echoed never in good taste wherever you
berates through the sleeping house like a tractor. I type “'Femme
within the walls of Canadian democracy.
live. It would be wonderful if Fare” at the top of a nice, clean, blank page. “After all,” I say
How often have attacks on the basic freedom of in every one of us were capable of to myself, “It’s a shame for the rest of the family to suffer when
dividuals been launched with this battle cry? The as sound judgment, but our mental it’s the only day of the week they can sleep in late!” And so reluc
sault on Christianity in Roman times began with an sanatoriums and jails are full of tantly, I turn to my Sunday papers. I go through Lil Abner, Mrs.
MV
attack on its book — the Bible. The Nazi regime utilized people who weren’t, while hospi Worth, Out our Way, Dennis the Menace, skim over the front page,
tals attest to others, and the
the technique of book destruction. Dictatorships every corner drug store proves some see what Milady is wearing this spring, and wonder if I should VM
s
where recognize and fear the power of the freely more. Our lack of judgment also force myself to read the magazine supplement.
The telephone rings. An eager voice comes over the line. “Hi,
written word — the influence of untrammeled thought. obliges the government to de
Cindy, climb into your ski slacks. We’ll pick you up in half an
In dozens of undemocratic countries today, censorship mand certain safe standards in hour.” I get no sympathy. “Never mind the column. You can whip
of books and newspapers is a condition fundamental to canning goods, in processing one up after you get home. We’re only going for the day to try
meats, in patent medicines. Even
the maintenance of political power.
■
with all these safeguards, these that big hill. Or are you chicken?”
I say “No” like a martyred saint, resenting the insinuation
Lately the cry of book burring was raised in Vic- bans and censorship, all around
toria. The mayor and some council members sought the us to keep us from harm, we can that I’m “chicken”. The next half hour I see myself and my friends
destruction of certain “questionable” books in the pub get food poisoning, drug poison- coming down that big hill. I can see that tricky bump about half
lic library. Is such practise likely to produce the sort of ing. If our bodily health is im- way down. I get out my “How to Ski” book and for another half
why not our hour I try a couple of fancy turns. And then I make mental notes
democracy which they ostensibly wish to protect from portant to all of us,our
spiritual about reminding myself to take skiing more seriously. There’s a
health,
mental
Communist inroads?
health ? In fact, the first is the footnote on page 3 which refers to people like me — who play at
What begins as a campaign to suppress “Commun least important of the three. the sport but never take it seriously enough to become champions.
ist” writings will end as a campaign to throttle all opin Then, why do we spend so much Arid it might be kind of fun to be a ski champ. . .
It’s now 2:30 p.m. Putting the idea of a cat nap behind me,
ions offensive to the group in power. “War begins in the thought and energy and laws pro
tecting
the
least
important
while
I
tell
myself that I am a columnist, and stride to my typewriter with
minds of men,” states the constitution of UNESCO. If
ignoring the other two ? The mo forced enthusiasm. What’can I write about? The Slasher? That’s
peace is to be achieved in the minds of men. then the ment
that anyone tries to protect been overdone to a point of becoming mass hysteria, and I feel so
individual must be left free to search out of the truth and us from oui’ own bad judgment sorry for all those men who now cringe on street cars every time
to practise it. Tolerance is not an easy road, but it is the concerning our mental and spiri- I board one. And it’s downright morale-lowering to feel a man's
tual welfare, there is an awful eyes dropping away from me instead of giving me a quick glance
only way to Truth.
t ?
crv about “freedom” and the of what I think is pleased appraisal. How about Valentine’s Day.
“integrity of private judgment.” No. One can hardly send valentines to lost loves, although I’ve been
If anyone chooses self-destruction
learning a lot about life lately, and it seems that in many people’s
in spite of everything, well, that’s
lives, “lost loves” count a great deal more than present ones.
his own choice, but it’s hardly
I go through my pile of clippings in search of an idea. My room
•
(Continuation)
freedom, is it?
now looks like a lost trail in an organized paper chase. I notice
Now, back to the typewriter. It’s almost 4:30 p.m. And I have
a clipping with today’s date circled on it. It’s a play on NBC with
to catch the last mail about 6:00 p.m. I type a few words. “Niseis. .”
One has only to glance at th
two great stars of the American stage. After all, I tell myself, if I’d
. . . “Maturity. . .’Love” but no go. When are all those words newsstands to see some of til!
gone with the gang up north, I’d have been away the whole day.
dripping with connotations and associations ? Where’s my psycho garbage displayed to tempt the V hat s one hour anyway? I turn on the radio. The play is magni
logy book. . . no, I haven’t time to look them up now. Suddenly unwary, and to satisfy those who ficent. . . the gradual unfolding of character, the mounting
I notice the keys of my typewriter. They haven’t been cleaned for deliberately choose this type of suspense. I m no Cornell but I realize that while I’m under the glow
dung-heap vulgarity. All these of an inspired performance, it might do me a lot of good to run
months. I laboriously clean out the letters “O”, “S” and “Q”.
I look at the clock. Ive got just an hour to go to makg the things from slander, bad judg through my lines for our experimental studio production. And so
deadline, if I’m lucky. I take a clean sheet of paper and head it ment to obscenity. . . are any of I take my tattered script in hand and begin: “Marry, when have
“Femme Fare.” Now, cornered like a startled fawn. I beain typing- them good?
I borne tales! As to privileges, I’ll have no privilege but to see the
“THE FIRST REQUISITE FOR A SUCCESSFUL COLUMNIST
These are some of the “fruits” Lady Ophelia happy. . .”
IS DISCIPLINE OF THE HIGHEST ORDER. . .”
of perversion of truth.
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THE
THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and. Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
GEORGE NISHIMURA
----------------------------- Editor
TAKAICHI UMEZUKI .
Japanese Section Editor
KEN MORI... ........... ...... ----------------- Advertising
4/9 Queen St. W. — EM. 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
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CANADIAN
Wednesday,
Feb.
10,
1954
BAITING THE BULL
(Cont’d from Page 1)
Mail of Jan. 25 is reliable, that a
spokesman for the Jehovah’s Wit
nesses should have made this
questionable and revealing state
ment, that the Baptists should
have taken their quarrel with
Quebec laws to the Supreme
Court of Canada because two of
the Justices were Baptists, and
they might have given their co
religionists a better deal. Justices
were expected to be biased in
their judgment, according to this
Jehovah’s Witness. Well, Justices
are human beings, but they are
supposed to be objective.
emme
are
By CINDERELLA
How to Write a Column
THE ALARM goes off in a strident crescendo. I grope for it,
bumping my elbow on a lamp which, knocks off a couple of
books from my side table. I pause, wondering half-awake, if mv
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
landlord downstairs will tap on the ceiling again. We’ve been
carrying on quite a tete-a-tete in this romantic fashion.
GOODWILL TOUR
I make a bee line for the kitchen, head for the coffee canister
and measure four tablespoons of coffee into the percolator by a
Last week, Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent quietly
kind of reflex conditioned by countless, similar Sundays in my
(embarked on the first leg of his global tour — one that
life as a Columnist, 2nd Class.
will be of doubtless significance in furthering goodwill
I set the percolator on the stove — remembering to fill it with
between Canada and the rest of the free world.
cold
water — turning on the gas. And I crawl back into bed. I
*
*
It was disclosed by Mr. St. Laurent that the Far
Even the Evangelical Church snuggle under my blanket. I close my eyes for just ten minutes_
.East is to be the main objective of his ‘round-the-world of Germany took exception to the just long enough to dream up an idea. “Bed,” I come to the •conclu
itinerary. Better understanding with the free Asiatic historical inaccuracies in the film sion, “is a wonderful place!” I should write a column on “There’s
“Martin Luther.” There inaccu no place like bed” ... I would too, except that there’s bound to
powers is vital to thb western world’s cause.
In Japan, where he is scheduled to make a three-day racies (I’m being polite!) have be someone who would write to me on moral grounds. That’s the
difference between Shakespeare and me. He can write “0 Sleep
visit in mid-March, the Prime Minister *will be received been proved not only by Catholic that knits up the ravel’d sleeve of care” and it’s considered a gem.
historians, but by Lutheran writ
as a state guest — the second such personage to be ers also. But as I said before, the I write “O Bed that cures all ills. . .” and how much do you bet
conferred the distinction in postwar Japan. U. S. Vice ordinary person cannot be ex that it won’t be hailed as rank indecency ? It’s tough being born
President Richard Nixon was the other.
pected to be objective historians. after Shakespeare. I should have been before him. Then, anything
As an ambassador of goodwill, we have. no doubt The Luther of fiction, as present I would ever write would be fresh and new and interesting. Or I
that Mr. St. Laurent carries with him the good wishes ed in the film, must have suited should have been born later—say in the year 3000 AD, when we
the sponsors better than the might be whistling through space on our own steam. . .
of all the people of Canada.
Luther of history. Naturally,
But it’s time for coffee now. When the aroma of good java
then,
since
Quebec
had
objected
FLOWER SHOW
floats on the icy cold air of a yet-unawakened, cheerless household
before to certain scenes in “Oliver on a Sunday morning, I’m less reluctant about leaving a warm bed,
As a menas of diffusing our cultural heritage among Twist” as' offensive to its Jewish
the general public, the representation of the Toronto citizens, some scenes in “Black and can be enticed into getting dressed. As I sip my coffee “in
solitary”, I begin thinking of possibilities for a column.
Garden Club at the Hobby and Homecraft Show current Narcissus” as offensive to High
The sun is just coining up, and the snow piled high .on the
ly open on the ONE Grounds in Toronto is highly com Anglicans, and certainly the film shed roof just below my kitchen window begins to catch fire from
censors would have done the same
mendable.
it. There’s nary a breeze and the temperature is a friendly 28
for any film disparaging the Pro
It is through the knowledge and understanding of testant, why should they ignore degrees above. A perfect day for skiing, I think to myself. And then
ancestral backgrounds and merits that different ethnic their majority citizens, the Cath I remember that my skis have to be waxed and there’s a gadget
that needs to be fixed on my harness. And so I bring out my skis and
groups may attain closer harmony and ,eventual con- olics ?
give them a good waxing, and I spend the next hour pulling my
solidation.
।
After all, libel is a legal of harness apart and putting it together again. It’s always a good
fence, and so are public nuisanc
idea to have all one’s equipment ready beforehand, I tell myself.
“BURNING THE BOOKS”
es, and insult and slander are
I go back to the typewriter. My noiseless typewriter rever
In recent weeks, this ominous phrase has echoed never in good taste wherever you
berates through the sleeping house like a tractor. I type “'Femme
within the walls of Canadian democracy.
live. It would be wonderful if Fare” at the top of a nice, clean, blank page. “After all,” I say
How often have attacks on the basic freedom of in every one of us were capable of to myself, “It’s a shame for the rest of the family to suffer when
dividuals been launched with this battle cry? The as sound judgment, but our mental it’s the only day of the week they can sleep in late!” And so reluc
sault on Christianity in Roman times began with an sanatoriums and jails are full of tantly, I turn to my Sunday papers. I go through Lil Abner, Mrs.
MV
attack on its book — the Bible. The Nazi regime utilized people who weren’t, while hospi Worth, Out our Way, Dennis the Menace, skim over the front page,
tals attest to others, and the
the technique of book destruction. Dictatorships every corner drug store proves some see what Milady is wearing this spring, and wonder if I should VM
s
where recognize and fear the power of the freely more. Our lack of judgment also force myself to read the magazine supplement.
The telephone rings. An eager voice comes over the line. “Hi,
written word — the influence of untrammeled thought. obliges the government to de
Cindy, climb into your ski slacks. We’ll pick you up in half an
In dozens of undemocratic countries today, censorship mand certain safe standards in hour.” I get no sympathy. “Never mind the column. You can whip
of books and newspapers is a condition fundamental to canning goods, in processing one up after you get home. We’re only going for the day to try
meats, in patent medicines. Even
the maintenance of political power.
■
with all these safeguards, these that big hill. Or are you chicken?”
I say “No” like a martyred saint, resenting the insinuation
Lately the cry of book burring was raised in Vic- bans and censorship, all around
toria. The mayor and some council members sought the us to keep us from harm, we can that I’m “chicken”. The next half hour I see myself and my friends
destruction of certain “questionable” books in the pub get food poisoning, drug poison- coming down that big hill. I can see that tricky bump about half
lic library. Is such practise likely to produce the sort of ing. If our bodily health is im- way down. I get out my “How to Ski” book and for another half
why not our hour I try a couple of fancy turns. And then I make mental notes
democracy which they ostensibly wish to protect from portant to all of us,our
spiritual about reminding myself to take skiing more seriously. There’s a
health,
mental
Communist inroads?
health ? In fact, the first is the footnote on page 3 which refers to people like me — who play at
What begins as a campaign to suppress “Commun least important of the three. the sport but never take it seriously enough to become champions.
ist” writings will end as a campaign to throttle all opin Then, why do we spend so much Arid it might be kind of fun to be a ski champ. . .
It’s now 2:30 p.m. Putting the idea of a cat nap behind me,
ions offensive to the group in power. “War begins in the thought and energy and laws pro
tecting
the
least
important
while
I
tell
myself that I am a columnist, and stride to my typewriter with
minds of men,” states the constitution of UNESCO. If
ignoring the other two ? The mo forced enthusiasm. What’can I write about? The Slasher? That’s
peace is to be achieved in the minds of men. then the ment
that anyone tries to protect been overdone to a point of becoming mass hysteria, and I feel so
individual must be left free to search out of the truth and us from oui’ own bad judgment sorry for all those men who now cringe on street cars every time
to practise it. Tolerance is not an easy road, but it is the concerning our mental and spiri- I board one. And it’s downright morale-lowering to feel a man's
tual welfare, there is an awful eyes dropping away from me instead of giving me a quick glance
only way to Truth.
t ?
crv about “freedom” and the of what I think is pleased appraisal. How about Valentine’s Day.
“integrity of private judgment.” No. One can hardly send valentines to lost loves, although I’ve been
If anyone chooses self-destruction
learning a lot about life lately, and it seems that in many people’s
in spite of everything, well, that’s
lives, “lost loves” count a great deal more than present ones.
his own choice, but it’s hardly
I go through my pile of clippings in search of an idea. My room
•
(Continuation)
freedom, is it?
now looks like a lost trail in an organized paper chase. I notice
Now, back to the typewriter. It’s almost 4:30 p.m. And I have
a clipping with today’s date circled on it. It’s a play on NBC with
to catch the last mail about 6:00 p.m. I type a few words. “Niseis. .”
One has only to glance at th
two great stars of the American stage. After all, I tell myself, if I’d
. . . “Maturity. . .’Love” but no go. When are all those words newsstands to see some of til!
gone with the gang up north, I’d have been away the whole day.
dripping with connotations and associations ? Where’s my psycho garbage displayed to tempt the V hat s one hour anyway? I turn on the radio. The play is magni
logy book. . . no, I haven’t time to look them up now. Suddenly unwary, and to satisfy those who ficent. . . the gradual unfolding of character, the mounting
I notice the keys of my typewriter. They haven’t been cleaned for deliberately choose this type of suspense. I m no Cornell but I realize that while I’m under the glow
dung-heap vulgarity. All these of an inspired performance, it might do me a lot of good to run
months. I laboriously clean out the letters “O”, “S” and “Q”.
I look at the clock. Ive got just an hour to go to makg the things from slander, bad judg through my lines for our experimental studio production. And so
deadline, if I’m lucky. I take a clean sheet of paper and head it ment to obscenity. . . are any of I take my tattered script in hand and begin: “Marry, when have
“Femme Fare.” Now, cornered like a startled fawn. I beain typing- them good?
I borne tales! As to privileges, I’ll have no privilege but to see the
“THE FIRST REQUISITE FOR A SUCCESSFUL COLUMNIST
These are some of the “fruits” Lady Ophelia happy. . .”
IS DISCIPLINE OF THE HIGHEST ORDER. . .”
of perversion of truth.
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Wednesday,
Feb.
10,- 1954.
THE
CANADIAN
NEW
PAGE 7
Varsity Phantoms Enjoy Recent Hoop Session:
Vam Gagers to Host Raymond Busseis Fob, 26 Orphans Leading in Intermediate Finals Race
~ K is now definite that the Vancouver Nisei i
eagers will be hosting the highly-touted Raymond Busseis frOip
Alberta on Feb. 26 at the spacious Kitsilano Memorial Cen tie Thf
local basketeers are all keyed up for this event with great enthusiasm
and anticipation, and coach John Yamabe is bu
up a
aggregation to oppose the Albertans.
_
□
Rebels Take S-PL Edge over W. Kids in Sr. Semi
TORONTO. — Last Friday, Feb. 5, saW the first half of the
Toronto Nisei Basketball League semi-finals played at St. Vlad’s
gym, with the Orphans
the first intermediate victory and
Butte Int. Ramblers
A preliminary7 game between
Tad’s were wH mi th
fie Vancouver Teeners and a
LETHBRIDGE. — After two the Rebels nosing- out the. Whiz Kids in the senior division.
Orphans — Ozar!
team from Steveston will get to upsetting the Immranc
quad successive victories, the Me?
It was a verv close
Rhapsody Kegling
27-1G Beet Kings dropped a one-sided
under way at 7:30 p.m. sharp. as they took a commapdir
affair
that
the
Orphans
edged
West coasters will be in for a lead ai the breatner. The end of 7-2 verdict to the strong- Picture
TORONTO.
Sat Kinoshita
out
the
Ozarks
56-49
to
take
a
the
third
quarter
saw
Tad
’
s
still
lutte intermediate Ramblers at
big treat that evening as a sQcial
led the Rhapsody trundlers Feb
he local Civic Ice Centro on 7-point lead in the two-game
dance is slated to follow the leading by 37-28.
ig- an impressive
total-points
series
for
the
Inter
In
the
final
cm
o,
however
high triple of 791 and the high
games. Various entertainment is
Butte rolled ahead -1-0 in the mediate title.
tra, boil. iso being planned, so all are John Yamabe an ' S.
Tom Saito made
The
was.
tense
and
deli
taking
23
points
for
opening
stanza.
with
both
clubs
evening
urged to keep Feb. 26 open for
Ohara’s single of
spearheaded the Phantom rallv
a pair
nils in the berate as neither team took many
97 was second high.
this much-awaited event.
:s. tied second; then Butte out-scored the chances. The first half proceeded
In the ladies division, Islay7
The outcome of the league and with some lucky
in
parallel
fashion
with
the
the
score
at
50-50.
V
Kings
in
the
finale.
MacGillavary set the pace with
econds
games played on Feb. 4 mean
to go and tension mounting
Kaz Ohno, who fired home Ozarks taking a slight 15-14 lead 653(237) with Audrey Tayles folwhile, were as follows.
Miyagishima fouled John
seven goals the previous week. at the quarter and 33-26 at the
Varsity 52; Teeners 43
mabe. Yamabe
opened the scoring for the Kings half.
bata’s
th
proved to be the
In a battle for last place in first one, and although he missed at the 8-minute mark of the sandIn the third quarter, however,
the Vancouver Nisei league, the the second, ne retrieved ins re
the Orphans decided to open up
Team results: Ikeda’s 7, Aki’s
bard-luck Teeners emerged on bound and shot true, his final ry Kimura’s . passout from the a bit. overtook the Ozarks for a 0; Yamada’s 7, Checker’s 0;
42-41 edge. The stretch quarter Charlie’s 5, Sho’s 2; Kobies 5,
the short end of a 52-43 count, three points being the margin if corner.
their victors being the ever victory.
Jack Ohno tallied the Kings saw both teams throw caution to Ohara’s 2.
improving Varsity- five,
For Tad’s.
revive Mits Ta- lone marker in the final frame at the wind — the Orphans desper
Although the Teens raced to a hara was high with 15 points, 5:10, picking the upper right ate to lengthen their lead, the. the Rebels were going to walk
comfortable 24-16 half-time lead, while teammates Shig Tabata and hand corner of the net on passes Ozarks doing- their best to close over the Whiz Kids, witp the
quarter ending 15-5 in favour of
their pacing was short-lived as smooth Ron Ikeda hooped 9 from hustling Tom
and the gap.
the formar. The Kids shooting
Being
slightly
more
accurate
in
the students caught fire in the apiece.
— S. T. I Kaz Hiraga.
their shooting, the Orphans man during' the initial stanza was in
third quarter and managied to
—
by
Harry
Kimura.
ALTA.
BASKETBALL
aged
to pull away from the deed erratic, in fact so miserable
pull ahead by- a single point
Ozarks hot pursuit, and they now that not a single field goal was
36-35.
hold a 7-point edge over (heir scored by- them.
The final stanza saw the scrapThe first field goal for (he
opponents for the second and de
py Teenagers fall apart to be
Kids was scored by Y. Kameoka
ciding game this Friday.
outscored by the hustling campus
after
two minutes' of the second
In view of the close-checkingboys 16-8.
LETHBRIDGE. — The Alberta JCCA “Niseis” dropped lower nature of the game, a total of quarter. Therewith, however, the
Varsity,
hard-working
For
into
second division in the Lethbridge City- Men’s Basketball 40-fouls were called during the Kids caught afire and continued
Yosh Saito played his usual
strong game to come through League here Feb. 2, as the seventh-place Readymade Vampires game, each side getting 20. to outplay the Rebels till midwayWhereas the Orphans failed to through the stretch quarter, at
with 19 points. His brother, Mush, trimmed the JCCA-sponsored club 51-40.
succeed in only 4 points of their which point only two points se
formerly- of Winnipeg fame,
The loss sent the
the
“
Niseis
”
14-10
in
the
final
rfee throws, the Ozarks dropped parated them from the Rebs.
played his first game and helped tumbling into sixth place, in the
With the alarming narrowness
ten minutes of play-.
10 points — which means that
the cause with 13. Mitch Tanaka eight-team loop.
of
the gap, however, the Rebels
should
the
Ozarks
hope
to
win
and John Nakata sank 14 and 13
Sam Koyata pushed the JCCA
Five feet 10 U Mas Kitagawa
woke
up to halt the Kids barrage
respectively to lead the Teeners squad into the lead from the free paced the losers’ attack with 17 their next game, some sharpen
in a losing effort.
throw line but the Vamps -shook points, followed by stg^y Sam ing up will have to be done on and finished off the game with a
6-point edge at 67-61.
loose and commanded a 16-6 Koyata with 12 and Nobby Ha their foul shooting.
Phantoms 53: Tad’s 50
The winner of the senior divi
Rebels — Whiz Kids
bulge after ten minutes of play. yashi with 7. Yukimi Saka and
One of the best games played “Niseis” were trailing 22-18 at Mike Kitagawa hooped 2 points
sion
two-game total-point series
From all appearances in the
to date was witnessed in the sec
(to be decided this Friday), will
first quarter, the odds were that
the half.
apices.
ond tilt as the lucky Phantoms
be
given a chance to dethrone the
The “Niseis” started the sec
managed to keep their winning
mighty
Mustangs in the finals
ond half like a ball of fire as they7
streak intact by- eking out a nar
for the senior crown.
pumped in five straight baskets
row and thrilling victory over
to jump ahead into the lead after
Exhibition
the determined Tad’s quintet
two minutes; however, the Vam
To round up the evening, an
53-50.
pires came back strongly to knot
exhibition
game was also staged
In the men’s doubles, a sweep
TORONTO. — The All Nations
It was an uphill grind all the the count, then pulled ahead for
between
the
Mustangs and the St.
“A” shuttiers emerged from their ing victory was registered by All
way for the Phantoms with the good after another five minutes
Nations, taking all six games. In Christopher team, the Mustangs
Goods crew leading the and held a 37-30 lead in thirty7 bout with the Trinity squad in a
the absence of Tad Miura owing emerging on top 78-72.
score from the opening whistle minutes. The Vamps outscored deadlock at 12-12 last Friday at
Raffle
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until the final minute of play.
The
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Nisei Basketball
very7 important game for both up to play in the top spot with
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The All Nations “B” squad will
league leadership as each vir- the Nisei shuttiers were down to be hosting Bloor this Friday.
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scoresheet with an impressive latter part of this month.
Chesterfields, Davenos and Chesterfield recovering
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10,- 1954.
THE
CANADIAN
NEW
PAGE 7
Varsity Phantoms Enjoy Recent Hoop Session:
Vam Gagers to Host Raymond Busseis Fob, 26 Orphans Leading in Intermediate Finals Race
~ K is now definite that the Vancouver Nisei i
eagers will be hosting the highly-touted Raymond Busseis frOip
Alberta on Feb. 26 at the spacious Kitsilano Memorial Cen tie Thf
local basketeers are all keyed up for this event with great enthusiasm
and anticipation, and coach John Yamabe is bu
up a
aggregation to oppose the Albertans.
_
□
Rebels Take S-PL Edge over W. Kids in Sr. Semi
TORONTO. — Last Friday, Feb. 5, saW the first half of the
Toronto Nisei Basketball League semi-finals played at St. Vlad’s
gym, with the Orphans
the first intermediate victory and
Butte Int. Ramblers
A preliminary7 game between
Tad’s were wH mi th
fie Vancouver Teeners and a
LETHBRIDGE. — After two the Rebels nosing- out the. Whiz Kids in the senior division.
Orphans — Ozar!
team from Steveston will get to upsetting the Immranc
quad successive victories, the Me?
It was a verv close
Rhapsody Kegling
27-1G Beet Kings dropped a one-sided
under way at 7:30 p.m. sharp. as they took a commapdir
affair
that
the
Orphans
edged
West coasters will be in for a lead ai the breatner. The end of 7-2 verdict to the strong- Picture
TORONTO.
Sat Kinoshita
out
the
Ozarks
56-49
to
take
a
the
third
quarter
saw
Tad
’
s
still
lutte intermediate Ramblers at
big treat that evening as a sQcial
led the Rhapsody trundlers Feb
he local Civic Ice Centro on 7-point lead in the two-game
dance is slated to follow the leading by 37-28.
ig- an impressive
total-points
series
for
the
Inter
In
the
final
cm
o,
however
high triple of 791 and the high
games. Various entertainment is
Butte rolled ahead -1-0 in the mediate title.
tra, boil. iso being planned, so all are John Yamabe an ' S.
Tom Saito made
The
was.
tense
and
deli
taking
23
points
for
opening
stanza.
with
both
clubs
evening
urged to keep Feb. 26 open for
Ohara’s single of
spearheaded the Phantom rallv
a pair
nils in the berate as neither team took many
97 was second high.
this much-awaited event.
:s. tied second; then Butte out-scored the chances. The first half proceeded
In the ladies division, Islay7
The outcome of the league and with some lucky
in
parallel
fashion
with
the
the
score
at
50-50.
V
Kings
in
the
finale.
MacGillavary set the pace with
econds
games played on Feb. 4 mean
to go and tension mounting
Kaz Ohno, who fired home Ozarks taking a slight 15-14 lead 653(237) with Audrey Tayles folwhile, were as follows.
Miyagishima fouled John
seven goals the previous week. at the quarter and 33-26 at the
Varsity 52; Teeners 43
mabe. Yamabe
opened the scoring for the Kings half.
bata’s
th
proved to be the
In a battle for last place in first one, and although he missed at the 8-minute mark of the sandIn the third quarter, however,
the Vancouver Nisei league, the the second, ne retrieved ins re
the Orphans decided to open up
Team results: Ikeda’s 7, Aki’s
bard-luck Teeners emerged on bound and shot true, his final ry Kimura’s . passout from the a bit. overtook the Ozarks for a 0; Yamada’s 7, Checker’s 0;
42-41 edge. The stretch quarter Charlie’s 5, Sho’s 2; Kobies 5,
the short end of a 52-43 count, three points being the margin if corner.
their victors being the ever victory.
Jack Ohno tallied the Kings saw both teams throw caution to Ohara’s 2.
improving Varsity- five,
For Tad’s.
revive Mits Ta- lone marker in the final frame at the wind — the Orphans desper
Although the Teens raced to a hara was high with 15 points, 5:10, picking the upper right ate to lengthen their lead, the. the Rebels were going to walk
comfortable 24-16 half-time lead, while teammates Shig Tabata and hand corner of the net on passes Ozarks doing- their best to close over the Whiz Kids, witp the
quarter ending 15-5 in favour of
their pacing was short-lived as smooth Ron Ikeda hooped 9 from hustling Tom
and the gap.
the formar. The Kids shooting
Being
slightly
more
accurate
in
the students caught fire in the apiece.
— S. T. I Kaz Hiraga.
their shooting, the Orphans man during' the initial stanza was in
third quarter and managied to
—
by
Harry
Kimura.
ALTA.
BASKETBALL
aged
to pull away from the deed erratic, in fact so miserable
pull ahead by- a single point
Ozarks hot pursuit, and they now that not a single field goal was
36-35.
hold a 7-point edge over (heir scored by- them.
The final stanza saw the scrapThe first field goal for (he
opponents for the second and de
py Teenagers fall apart to be
Kids was scored by Y. Kameoka
ciding game this Friday.
outscored by the hustling campus
after
two minutes' of the second
In view of the close-checkingboys 16-8.
LETHBRIDGE. — The Alberta JCCA “Niseis” dropped lower nature of the game, a total of quarter. Therewith, however, the
Varsity,
hard-working
For
into
second division in the Lethbridge City- Men’s Basketball 40-fouls were called during the Kids caught afire and continued
Yosh Saito played his usual
strong game to come through League here Feb. 2, as the seventh-place Readymade Vampires game, each side getting 20. to outplay the Rebels till midwayWhereas the Orphans failed to through the stretch quarter, at
with 19 points. His brother, Mush, trimmed the JCCA-sponsored club 51-40.
succeed in only 4 points of their which point only two points se
formerly- of Winnipeg fame,
The loss sent the
the
“
Niseis
”
14-10
in
the
final
rfee throws, the Ozarks dropped parated them from the Rebs.
played his first game and helped tumbling into sixth place, in the
With the alarming narrowness
ten minutes of play-.
10 points — which means that
the cause with 13. Mitch Tanaka eight-team loop.
of
the gap, however, the Rebels
should
the
Ozarks
hope
to
win
and John Nakata sank 14 and 13
Sam Koyata pushed the JCCA
Five feet 10 U Mas Kitagawa
woke
up to halt the Kids barrage
respectively to lead the Teeners squad into the lead from the free paced the losers’ attack with 17 their next game, some sharpen
in a losing effort.
throw line but the Vamps -shook points, followed by stg^y Sam ing up will have to be done on and finished off the game with a
6-point edge at 67-61.
loose and commanded a 16-6 Koyata with 12 and Nobby Ha their foul shooting.
Phantoms 53: Tad’s 50
The winner of the senior divi
Rebels — Whiz Kids
bulge after ten minutes of play. yashi with 7. Yukimi Saka and
One of the best games played “Niseis” were trailing 22-18 at Mike Kitagawa hooped 2 points
sion
two-game total-point series
From all appearances in the
to date was witnessed in the sec
(to be decided this Friday), will
first quarter, the odds were that
the half.
apices.
ond tilt as the lucky Phantoms
be
given a chance to dethrone the
The “Niseis” started the sec
managed to keep their winning
mighty
Mustangs in the finals
ond half like a ball of fire as they7
streak intact by- eking out a nar
for the senior crown.
pumped in five straight baskets
row and thrilling victory over
to jump ahead into the lead after
Exhibition
the determined Tad’s quintet
two minutes; however, the Vam
To round up the evening, an
53-50.
pires came back strongly to knot
exhibition
game was also staged
In the men’s doubles, a sweep
TORONTO. — The All Nations
It was an uphill grind all the the count, then pulled ahead for
between
the
Mustangs and the St.
“A” shuttiers emerged from their ing victory was registered by All
way for the Phantoms with the good after another five minutes
Nations, taking all six games. In Christopher team, the Mustangs
Goods crew leading the and held a 37-30 lead in thirty7 bout with the Trinity squad in a
the absence of Tad Miura owing emerging on top 78-72.
score from the opening whistle minutes. The Vamps outscored deadlock at 12-12 last Friday at
Raffle
the All Nations gym. It was a to illness, Johnny Miura moved
until the final minute of play.
The
Toronto
Nisei Basketball
very7 important game for both up to play in the top spot with
Scotties Leading 10-Pin teams, as a loss would have Roy Shin. Others were Johnny Association is appealing for pub
[ Edward M. Takahashi Keglers; One Week to go meant bowing out of the final Tanaka-Frank Matsui and veter lic support in their drive for
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The All Nations'-squad m
week
more
to
go,
Scotties
(F.
Next Games
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fairly
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Matsui),
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loomed as top contenders for nity managed to forge back and
3rd Game: Exhibition
The All Nations “B” squad will
league leadership as each vir- the Nisei shuttiers were down to be hosting Bloor this Friday.
— R. S.
tuallv blanked its opponent to 12-11 before the final match. A
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It appeared as if the ladies had
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THE
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FEBRUARY
er^ona
Wednesday,
NEW
Feb.
10,
1954,
TYBA, Sangha Members to Hear Guest Speaker j
TORONTO. -— Mr. Richard Robinson will be the guest speaker
|
Watch Repair Shop
at the morning service for the members of the Toronto Young
328 BROADVIEW AVE.
MARRIAGES
Buddhists’ Society and the Sangha, which will take place on Feb.
12—Lethbridge. Lethbridge YEA
(near Gerrard St.)
14 at 22 College St., from 11 a.m.
Toronto.
Phone GL. 3652
Annual
Sweetheart Dance at
OTSU-IWASHITA
I
Trianon Ballroom from 9 to 1 a.m.'
Mr. Robinson was born in Cal----------------------------------- :------------------TORONTO. — The marriage gary, Alta., where he, attended
13—Chatham. Kent JCCA Valentine
Adventists Church
Dance at Chatham YMCA from took place of Miss Eiko Iwashita,
both public and high school. He
8.30 p.m.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kesa- furthered his studies at the Uni Solicits Your Help
13—Toronto. B u s s e i Valentine
TORONTO.
The Seventh- |
101!/s QUEEN ST. W.
Dance at Masaryk Hall from 8 hiro Iwashita of Edmonton, Alta., versity of Alberta, majoring in
to Makoto Mack Otsu, son of Mr. Economics and Modern Lan Day Adventists Church is con j
For Pick-up and Deli
to 12 p.m.
stantly striving to carry forward
Valentine and Mrs. Genji Otsu of Steves- guages He graduated in 1947.
13—Taber. Taber
Phons
its world-wide program of Chris
Dance at Taber Buddhist Hall ton, B.C., on Feb. 6 at the MetroEM. 8-6953
from 9 p.m. Music by Temple
politan United
Church.
Rev.
Keenly interested in the study tian uplift work. Hospitals, dis
King’s Orchestra.
of Buddhism since his high school pensaries, schools and missionary
13—Montreal.J— Montreal Nisei Fel Frank Brisbin officiated.
Folio-wing the ceremony, a re days, he completed a study of the stations are in operation through
lowship Group Valentine Whist
Drive at Japanese Community ception was held at the Diana Surangama Sutra, one of the out the world.
Centre from 6:30 p.m.
Seventh-Day
Adventists
of
Sweets. The newly-wed couple most philosophical Buddhist scrip
14—Toronto. Club El Chodo Rollerevery
land
are
contributing
regu
Skating and Dancing Party at then left on a honeymoon trip to tures, during his youthful days.
Strathcona Rollerdrome from 7 :30 New-York by air.
He later came to Toronto, where larly in support of this splendid
to 11:30 p.m.
he was instrumental in the orga enterprise; however, the gifts of
14—Toronto. Club Afterhours “Open BIRTHS
these church members are small
nizations of the Asoka Society.
1384^ Queen W. — LA. 6378
Nite” at 15 Grange Ave., from
Toronto, Ont.
In 1950, he left for London, in comparison with the world’s d
HAMILTON. — Mr. and Mrs.
S p.m.
great
need. So, once every year,
14—Vancou ver. Maria Stella Club H. Kawamoto (nee Suyama) of England, to enroll at the Univer
Seventh-Day
Adventists
Valentine Party at St. Paul’s Hamilton, Ont., are happy to an sity of London. He received his the
Hall from 7 p.m.
nounce the arrival of their daugh B.A. in Honour Classical Chinese, Church solicits contributions from
Lucien C. Kurata
21—Vancouver. Van c c
JCCA
the general public.
graduating
with
his
honours.
He
Barrister and Solicitor
Fifth Annual General Meeting at ter, Elizabeth Carol Anne, on Jan.
Nowagain, the occasion has ar
Notary Public
has also studied Japanese, Sans
Japanese Language School from 15 at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
rived
for
world-wide
solicitation.
3
Adelaide
St. E,, Toronto
1:30 p.m.
krit and Tibetan.
Afternoons
and Evenings
The Japanese Seventh-Day Ad
’—Montreal. MYBS Glenn Miller
HAMILTON. — Mr. and Mrs.
His
translation
from
Chinese
of
Ph: EM. 6.-0959 Res: LY. 3427
at Victoria Hall Oak
Muni Harada (nee Flo Koyanagi) five important Buddhist works, ventists Church in Toronto will
Room from 8:30 p.m.
West End Office
of Hamilton, Ont., are happy to the Shoshinge, Junirai, Shoyarai- launch its annual uplift work
2336A
Bloor St. W., Toronto
commencing on Feb. 13. In conannounce the birth of their son san, Sambutsuge, Jusei-g'e. w^ nection
therewith, your liberal
Phone LY. 9250 mornings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Donald Kevin Tsuyoshi, a brother be published in England this
H.
Mr. and
for Douglas Wayne, on Jan. 24 at April in the Wisdom of the East contribution will be greatly ap
preciated. — Pastor I. Shimomura.
Hamilton, on birth of daughter.
St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Residence:
series. At present he is working
EM4-0508
Mr. and Mrs. Muni Harada, Ham
2
Vesta Dr rye
All members and friends are
ilton, on birth of son.
MAfair 1365.
-® A lore that is devoid of sor- cordially invited to hear Mr. Club Rec Socratic
roiv and pain is a false and Robinson who will speak on Valentine Social
Andrew E. McKagne,
2
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
shalloiv love.
“Buddhism in Europe.”
TORONTO.
Club Rec SoPublic.
cratic will be holding a Valentine
201 Northam Ontario Bidg.
Social this Sunday, Feb. 14, from
330 Bay St.
8 p.m. at 12 Hagerman St.
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
TORONTO
There will be entertainment,
CHATHAM, Ont. — Elected to M. Abe, and the membership com284.A YONOI STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
head the 1954 executive board of mittee is headed by John Kondo prizes, novelty dances and re
freshments. All members and
X
the Kent JCCA Chapter was and T. Baba.
friends
are
cordially
invited
T. KOBAYASHI
X
Jimmy Yako, who will be ably
Valentine Dance
A
assisted by vice-president Roy
Meanwhile, this Saturday, Feb.
A H@® Ssi Ga^
Agent for
was
Nishizaki.
T.
Wakabayashi
13,
the Kent JCCA has slated a
X
X
£ SUN LIFE OF CANADA
A
named as Japanese secretary, Valentine’s Dance to be held at
famous Chinese foods
t
while Minnie Takahashi -will do the Chatham YMCA, 9 Park St.,
A 69 Albert St. —Toronto
X
P.O. Box 149
J
A
the chores of recording secretary. from 8:30 p.m.
t
(at Elizabeth)
A
►>
Res. 139 Leigh Road,
A
Kay
Nagao
was
appointed
cor
There
will
be
door
and
novelty
Telephone EM. 8-9817
Hanamatsuri Concert
responding secretary, and Ken dance prizes, good music, and
KAMLOOPS, B.C.
t
Special
attention
given
Directors
and producers are *
A
Nishiyama
as
treasurer.
Sports
refreshments.
Admission
is
only
A
now busily engaged in combining
to take out orders.
A
convener is Jack Nishizaki, and $1.25 per couple or 75 cents stag.
talents for a fine evening of en
A Open 12 noon to 2 a.m.
the social conveners Betty Ma
tertainment on April 11. The
A
suda and Charlie Okubo. Sets Queen Street Family
KEN HORI
concert will be held in conjunc
Fujii and S. Takahashi were
tion with the “Hanamatsuri” A
representative
|
program
co-chairmen, - Service This Sunday
named
Montreal YBS
Service, by talented participants
TORONTO.
—
The
semi-month
will
while Hiroshi Wakayam
Bernardi-Mathews Ltd. X
ly family service will take place from the Bussei and Sunday
presents
head the House committee.
School drama group.
On the welfare committee are at Queen Street United Church
* REAL ESTATE BROKERS *
Glenn Miller Nite
Yuri Osaka, Fred Yamamoto and this Sunday, Feb. 14, from 11
1075 St. Clair Ave. W.
-J
a.m. The service will be conducted
A Glenn Miller Nite Dance will ►>
bilingually, and Rev. K. Shimizu take place Feb. 27 at the Oak
TORONTO
will present a sermon on the Room of Victoria Hall on Sher
Saturday, Feb. 27th
Office OL. 7971 - Res. GL. 8914$
theme: “The Source of Christian brooke St. West, commencing at
Power.” Ushers are Messrs T. 8:30 p.m. Intermission will bring
Various Chinese Foods
£Oak Room, Victoria Hall
Sakamoto, M. Kurita, Y. Matsugu refreshments as well as excite
Shumai & Won Ton
£
(Sherbrooke St. West)
and M. Yamada.
ment, when the drawing for the
Special Heavy Wiring
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
raffle will be conducted. General
FOR RANGES 60 Amp. $65.
DANCING FROM 8:30 PAI
Welcome Japanese
admission
is
85
cents,
members
WATER HEATERS
Canadians
j. General Admission S5 cents
65 cents.
Flat rate $45.
Hours 12 noon to 4 a.m.
*•
Members 65 cents.
MYBS BowlingReservations: EM. 4-9035
SAME DAY SERVICE
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
With the league advancing well
Oil-Burners — Any Make
Complete $300
REFINED and neat girl or into the second half of the sea
woman for domestic work in son, the high-flying Skylarks
JOHNSTONE
small modern home. Phone RE. have taken over the formation,
C98a (Toronto).
Electrical Contractor
leading with 77 points. They are
GIRL
for
general
housework,
Richard (Dick) T. Kanno
6.97 Queen St. W. — Toronto
V fond of children (2), private followed by Swallows 75 points,
V
Orioles
71,
Red
Birds
62,
Flaminquarters, new home, Forest Hill.
EMpire 4-0535
bos 62, and Cardinals 52.
Phone RU. 1 - 2600 (Toronto).
Harry Scott. Real Estate & Business Broker
FOR RENT___________
1S9 JAMES STREET NORTH, HAMILTON, ONT.
TWO furnished rooms with
It’ll be HERE in 3 more days
(Front of Hamilton Armoury)
sink and gas, suitable for couple
Telephone: Office 8-4356
—
Res. 2-8459; 0 or two boys or girls. Phone MI.
February 13 th
8:00 - 12:00 p.m.
0721 (Toronto).
Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. to Sat.
FOR SALE
T7A
to-GROCERY store, Bloor and
lapa;
Yonge,
ideal location, good turn
This t
r seasoned,
over. Apply 830 Yonge St., T
Fecrturing Miss Valentine 195
vdinc Il
onto. Phone KI. 1700.
M
'■es. A partH
ADMISSION $1.00
MASARYK HALL
for sale. 4-room apartment
entrance, possession arranged
il v "D.
Toronto Bussei
212 Cowan Ave.
private. Phone RA. 9626 (Tor
onto).
I 0. K. CLEANERS
J
Montreal Young
Buddhist Motes
Valentine Dance
THE
'’llllllllli!!Hliniiil!il!llfilllillll!!I!H ,
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiniiiii,’
FEBRUARY
er^ona
Wednesday,
NEW
Feb.
10,
1954,
TYBA, Sangha Members to Hear Guest Speaker j
TORONTO. -— Mr. Richard Robinson will be the guest speaker
|
Watch Repair Shop
at the morning service for the members of the Toronto Young
328 BROADVIEW AVE.
MARRIAGES
Buddhists’ Society and the Sangha, which will take place on Feb.
12—Lethbridge. Lethbridge YEA
(near Gerrard St.)
14 at 22 College St., from 11 a.m.
Toronto.
Phone GL. 3652
Annual
Sweetheart Dance at
OTSU-IWASHITA
I
Trianon Ballroom from 9 to 1 a.m.'
Mr. Robinson was born in Cal----------------------------------- :------------------TORONTO. — The marriage gary, Alta., where he, attended
13—Chatham. Kent JCCA Valentine
Adventists Church
Dance at Chatham YMCA from took place of Miss Eiko Iwashita,
both public and high school. He
8.30 p.m.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kesa- furthered his studies at the Uni Solicits Your Help
13—Toronto. B u s s e i Valentine
TORONTO.
The Seventh- |
101!/s QUEEN ST. W.
Dance at Masaryk Hall from 8 hiro Iwashita of Edmonton, Alta., versity of Alberta, majoring in
to Makoto Mack Otsu, son of Mr. Economics and Modern Lan Day Adventists Church is con j
For Pick-up and Deli
to 12 p.m.
stantly striving to carry forward
Valentine and Mrs. Genji Otsu of Steves- guages He graduated in 1947.
13—Taber. Taber
Phons
its world-wide program of Chris
Dance at Taber Buddhist Hall ton, B.C., on Feb. 6 at the MetroEM. 8-6953
from 9 p.m. Music by Temple
politan United
Church.
Rev.
Keenly interested in the study tian uplift work. Hospitals, dis
King’s Orchestra.
of Buddhism since his high school pensaries, schools and missionary
13—Montreal.J— Montreal Nisei Fel Frank Brisbin officiated.
Folio-wing the ceremony, a re days, he completed a study of the stations are in operation through
lowship Group Valentine Whist
Drive at Japanese Community ception was held at the Diana Surangama Sutra, one of the out the world.
Centre from 6:30 p.m.
Seventh-Day
Adventists
of
Sweets. The newly-wed couple most philosophical Buddhist scrip
14—Toronto. Club El Chodo Rollerevery
land
are
contributing
regu
Skating and Dancing Party at then left on a honeymoon trip to tures, during his youthful days.
Strathcona Rollerdrome from 7 :30 New-York by air.
He later came to Toronto, where larly in support of this splendid
to 11:30 p.m.
he was instrumental in the orga enterprise; however, the gifts of
14—Toronto. Club Afterhours “Open BIRTHS
these church members are small
nizations of the Asoka Society.
1384^ Queen W. — LA. 6378
Nite” at 15 Grange Ave., from
Toronto, Ont.
In 1950, he left for London, in comparison with the world’s d
HAMILTON. — Mr. and Mrs.
S p.m.
great
need. So, once every year,
14—Vancou ver. Maria Stella Club H. Kawamoto (nee Suyama) of England, to enroll at the Univer
Seventh-Day
Adventists
Valentine Party at St. Paul’s Hamilton, Ont., are happy to an sity of London. He received his the
Hall from 7 p.m.
nounce the arrival of their daugh B.A. in Honour Classical Chinese, Church solicits contributions from
Lucien C. Kurata
21—Vancouver. Van c c
JCCA
the general public.
graduating
with
his
honours.
He
Barrister and Solicitor
Fifth Annual General Meeting at ter, Elizabeth Carol Anne, on Jan.
Nowagain, the occasion has ar
Notary Public
has also studied Japanese, Sans
Japanese Language School from 15 at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
rived
for
world-wide
solicitation.
3
Adelaide
St. E,, Toronto
1:30 p.m.
krit and Tibetan.
Afternoons
and Evenings
The Japanese Seventh-Day Ad
’—Montreal. MYBS Glenn Miller
HAMILTON. — Mr. and Mrs.
His
translation
from
Chinese
of
Ph: EM. 6.-0959 Res: LY. 3427
at Victoria Hall Oak
Muni Harada (nee Flo Koyanagi) five important Buddhist works, ventists Church in Toronto will
Room from 8:30 p.m.
West End Office
of Hamilton, Ont., are happy to the Shoshinge, Junirai, Shoyarai- launch its annual uplift work
2336A
Bloor St. W., Toronto
commencing on Feb. 13. In conannounce the birth of their son san, Sambutsuge, Jusei-g'e. w^ nection
therewith, your liberal
Phone LY. 9250 mornings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Donald Kevin Tsuyoshi, a brother be published in England this
H.
Mr. and
for Douglas Wayne, on Jan. 24 at April in the Wisdom of the East contribution will be greatly ap
preciated. — Pastor I. Shimomura.
Hamilton, on birth of daughter.
St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Residence:
series. At present he is working
EM4-0508
Mr. and Mrs. Muni Harada, Ham
2
Vesta Dr rye
All members and friends are
ilton, on birth of son.
MAfair 1365.
-® A lore that is devoid of sor- cordially invited to hear Mr. Club Rec Socratic
roiv and pain is a false and Robinson who will speak on Valentine Social
Andrew E. McKagne,
2
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
shalloiv love.
“Buddhism in Europe.”
TORONTO.
Club Rec SoPublic.
cratic will be holding a Valentine
201 Northam Ontario Bidg.
Social this Sunday, Feb. 14, from
330 Bay St.
8 p.m. at 12 Hagerman St.
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
TORONTO
There will be entertainment,
CHATHAM, Ont. — Elected to M. Abe, and the membership com284.A YONOI STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
head the 1954 executive board of mittee is headed by John Kondo prizes, novelty dances and re
freshments. All members and
X
the Kent JCCA Chapter was and T. Baba.
friends
are
cordially
invited
T. KOBAYASHI
X
Jimmy Yako, who will be ably
Valentine Dance
A
assisted by vice-president Roy
Meanwhile, this Saturday, Feb.
A H@® Ssi Ga^
Agent for
was
Nishizaki.
T.
Wakabayashi
13,
the Kent JCCA has slated a
X
X
£ SUN LIFE OF CANADA
A
named as Japanese secretary, Valentine’s Dance to be held at
famous Chinese foods
t
while Minnie Takahashi -will do the Chatham YMCA, 9 Park St.,
A 69 Albert St. —Toronto
X
P.O. Box 149
J
A
the chores of recording secretary. from 8:30 p.m.
t
(at Elizabeth)
A
►>
Res. 139 Leigh Road,
A
Kay
Nagao
was
appointed
cor
There
will
be
door
and
novelty
Telephone EM. 8-9817
Hanamatsuri Concert
responding secretary, and Ken dance prizes, good music, and
KAMLOOPS, B.C.
t
Special
attention
given
Directors
and producers are *
A
Nishiyama
as
treasurer.
Sports
refreshments.
Admission
is
only
A
now busily engaged in combining
to take out orders.
A
convener is Jack Nishizaki, and $1.25 per couple or 75 cents stag.
talents for a fine evening of en
A Open 12 noon to 2 a.m.
the social conveners Betty Ma
tertainment on April 11. The
A
suda and Charlie Okubo. Sets Queen Street Family
KEN HORI
concert will be held in conjunc
Fujii and S. Takahashi were
tion with the “Hanamatsuri” A
representative
|
program
co-chairmen, - Service This Sunday
named
Montreal YBS
Service, by talented participants
TORONTO.
—
The
semi-month
will
while Hiroshi Wakayam
Bernardi-Mathews Ltd. X
ly family service will take place from the Bussei and Sunday
presents
head the House committee.
School drama group.
On the welfare committee are at Queen Street United Church
* REAL ESTATE BROKERS *
Glenn Miller Nite
Yuri Osaka, Fred Yamamoto and this Sunday, Feb. 14, from 11
1075 St. Clair Ave. W.
-J
a.m. The service will be conducted
A Glenn Miller Nite Dance will ►>
bilingually, and Rev. K. Shimizu take place Feb. 27 at the Oak
TORONTO
will present a sermon on the Room of Victoria Hall on Sher
Saturday, Feb. 27th
Office OL. 7971 - Res. GL. 8914$
theme: “The Source of Christian brooke St. West, commencing at
Power.” Ushers are Messrs T. 8:30 p.m. Intermission will bring
Various Chinese Foods
£Oak Room, Victoria Hall
Sakamoto, M. Kurita, Y. Matsugu refreshments as well as excite
Shumai & Won Ton
£
(Sherbrooke St. West)
and M. Yamada.
ment, when the drawing for the
Special Heavy Wiring
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
raffle will be conducted. General
FOR RANGES 60 Amp. $65.
DANCING FROM 8:30 PAI
Welcome Japanese
admission
is
85
cents,
members
WATER HEATERS
Canadians
j. General Admission S5 cents
65 cents.
Flat rate $45.
Hours 12 noon to 4 a.m.
*•
Members 65 cents.
MYBS BowlingReservations: EM. 4-9035
SAME DAY SERVICE
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
With the league advancing well
Oil-Burners — Any Make
Complete $300
REFINED and neat girl or into the second half of the sea
woman for domestic work in son, the high-flying Skylarks
JOHNSTONE
small modern home. Phone RE. have taken over the formation,
C98a (Toronto).
Electrical Contractor
leading with 77 points. They are
GIRL
for
general
housework,
Richard (Dick) T. Kanno
6.97 Queen St. W. — Toronto
V fond of children (2), private followed by Swallows 75 points,
V
Orioles
71,
Red
Birds
62,
Flaminquarters, new home, Forest Hill.
EMpire 4-0535
bos 62, and Cardinals 52.
Phone RU. 1 - 2600 (Toronto).
Harry Scott. Real Estate & Business Broker
FOR RENT___________
1S9 JAMES STREET NORTH, HAMILTON, ONT.
TWO furnished rooms with
It’ll be HERE in 3 more days
(Front of Hamilton Armoury)
sink and gas, suitable for couple
Telephone: Office 8-4356
—
Res. 2-8459; 0 or two boys or girls. Phone MI.
February 13 th
8:00 - 12:00 p.m.
0721 (Toronto).
Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. to Sat.
FOR SALE
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Yonge,
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ADMISSION $1.00
MASARYK HALL
for sale. 4-room apartment
entrance, possession arranged
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Toronto Bussei
212 Cowan Ave.
private. Phone RA. 9626 (Tor
onto).
I 0. K. CLEANERS
J
Montreal Young
Buddhist Motes
Valentine Dance