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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL. 18 — NO. 79
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1955
TORONTO, ONT.
HOPES TO FIND BASIC CAUSE
Dates & Doings Researcher Discovers Stomach Cancer ™f®“^
By MARGIE
More Often among Japanese than Others FROM JAPAN
The Toronto YBS Concert held
SAN FRANCISCO.—Cancer of
Consensus of such studies in 33.4 per cent for males, 20 per
last weekend was very success
the
stomack
attacks
and
kills
dicate
that Japanese die far more cent for females.
ful and entertaining, with upJapanese at a rate double that frequently from cancer of the
and-coming' singers, instrumen
Armed with his figures, Dr.
for Caucasians.
talists, dancers, and actors
stomach than from malignancies Quisenberry is now in the final
VANCOUVER.—Japanese im
making up the variety program.
Somewhere in this strange and at any other site. In the United
ports
into Canada for the current
process
of
finding'
out
the
reason
Cute and tiny '3-year-old Amy
newly-noted racial discrepancy States, by comparison the dead for the wide
year
will
have twice the dollar
racial
difference
—
Nakamura made quite a hit as
researchers hope there lies a clue liest cancer site is the lung’s.
with
the
hope
value
of
last
year’s if present
that
a
basic
cause
she delicately danced her way to the overall cause of cancer—
In
Hawaii,
Dr.
Quisenberry
’
s
of
all
cancel
trade
trends
continue,
and Can
can
be
thus
disthrough a couple of odoris . . .
buried beneath differences in studies showed, the same racial covered.
ada’s wheat exports to Japan
Toronto’s Nisei band, the Vests
physiology, nutrition, emotions or discrepancy showed up in stom
from the El Destino Music Club
1—I’ossible racial differences should “at least equal 1954’s.”
heredity.
ach cancer incidence statistics in the pathology of the cancer
provided some very entertaining
R. F. Fenwick, Canadian com
Earlier this month, Dr. Komei and in figures for the stomach lesions. All pathologists in Ha mercial secretary in Tokyo had
music . . . the hilarious comedy
Nagayama of Chiba, Japan, told site among all malignancies.
skit featured none other than
waii are currently making tho this to say about trade between
Rev. Tsuji . . . climax of the
the International College of Sur
For instance, 10 out of every rough miscroscopic studies of all the two countries when he ar
program, the drama “On Shu no
geons in a convention at Phila 100,000 Caucasians are annually stomachs of cancer victims, in rived here last week for a fourKanata” was very well por
delphia that more Japanese died diagnosed as suffering from the hope that an ethnic difference day session with Canadian busi
trayed by local talent.
from stomach cancer than Amer stomach cancer, while twenty out can be noted.
nessmen.
The Frosh Night held last
icans.
of every 100,000 Japanese are so
2—Diet and nutrition. Japa
Main feature of the two-way
Saturday night by the U of T
These findings and hopes were diagnosed.
Nisei Students Club also turned
nese diets are normally heavy trade is that it is becoming more
Stomach cancers account for with hot grease, polished rice balanced, he went on. In 1954,
revealed here recently by Dr.
out to be very successful. The
new execs worked ipurty hard,
Walter B. Quisenberry of Hono 13 per cent of all malignancies which lacks vitamin B-l, raw Canadian exports to Japan—
shaping up a lively Virginia
lulu, executive director of the among Caucasian males, 5.3 per fish which contains a substance mainly grains—amounted to $73,Reel to get everyone acquainted
cent among Caucasian females; known to inactivate B-l, hot sake 000,000 more than this country
Hawaii Cancer Society.
and serving welcomed refresh
Hawaii, as Dr. Quisenberry among Japanese the figures are and little protein—all items in bought back. This year, if pres
ments to the crowd.
pointed out, provides an almost
dicated by research as pre-dis ent patterns continue, the excess
Congrats to Amy Odamura,
ideal
spot
for
checking
racial
dif
posing people to cancer. ■
won’t come to more than $52,4300 Ontario, Vancouver, who
ferences
in
disease:
Its
popula
3
—
Hereditary
factors.
Family
000,000.
won a scholarship of $150 to
tion is made up of 37.7 per cent
help her through Normal School.
histories- of Japanese stomach
The difference is due to a fall
An ex-student of King Edward
Japanese, 21.4 per cent Hawaicancer victims are being checked off of Japanese barley purchases
High, she was pictured recently
ians and part Hawaiians, 12.7 per
to see if heredity is involved. —resulting from U.S. foreign aid
in the Vancouver Province. In
cent Filipinos, 6.6 per cent Chi
It is known that in one isolated programs—and to the extra Can
the Toronto Globe and Mail was
nese and four per cent miscel
rural section of Japan where adian buying of “a great var
Mrs. E. Uchida, wife of Tor
laneous
races.
concentrated
intermarriage is the iety of Japanese goods.”
onto’s vice-consul of Japan,
Dr.
Quisenberry
readily
admit
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. — A rule, stomach-cancer is by far the
“No really large amounts of
comparing her Japanese kimono
ted that following a long study Japanese executive flew into leading cause of death.
anything are coming in, but a
to that of a Peruvian woman
of death rates, he was startled
4—Emotional factors. The fab lot of small-scale buying is going
during the “Evening in .Peru”
Stockholm last month and promp
to find that the Japanese stom
program held at the Museum
led calm and inscrutable Oriental on,” explained Mr. Renwick.
Theatre last week. Appearing in
ach cancer mortality rates were tly dialled the number on the is just as emotional as any one
Also down—but only slightly
I business stationery of Sven Boh- else; he only succeeds in masking —are Japanese imports of Can
the Tely before her marriage
extraordinarily high.
last Saturday to Thomas Gib
I lin, managing director of a Swed- it better. And many psychologists adian rayon pulp, most of which
The death rate among Japa
son, who is from Scotland, was
ish export-import firm.
believe, this very masking may comes from B.C. The decrease
nese of both sexes, from this
Miss Lily Tokiwa of Toronto . . .
The businessman from Tokyo create inner tensions unknown to co ides to $800,000 out of a total
single ailment is 57 per 100,000
Mrs. 31. Uyeda smiled out of a
had arranged to market thous- more extrovert persons and pre of $8,000,000 worth of business
population; for males it is 973.5,
photo by Yamada in the Star
ands
of dollars worth of bicycle disposing to disease.
a year.
following her recent wedding in
and for females 33.2.
accessories
through
Bohlin,
and
the Toronto Buddhist Church.
• The comparative figures for
was anxious to arrange' an ap
She was the former Alice Tsuji.
Caucasians in Hawaii are: tor
Miss Japan of 1952, Hinako Ko-, both sexes, 25.7 per 100,000: for pointment in one of the Swedish
capital’s hotels.
jima, also appeared in the Star
males, 35.4 and for females, 17.2. |
on her marriage to millionaire
The voice answering the phone
Dr. Quisenberry also reported 1 said crisply, “City jail, Lieut.
Benjamin Adler of New* York.
that previously, less thorough Swanson speaking.”
They were wed in a Shinto cer
studies than his own have indi
emony in Tokyo.
TOKYO.—Japan is the bull’sAnd new typhoons are brew
The Japanese visitor did not
cated the same trend, both in
COMING: Club Ami will be
eye
at
which
from
one
to
three
ing
in the South Pacific, gather
have a wide knowledge of Swed
holding a Hallowe’en Masque
Hawaii and in Japan.
dozen
disastrous
Pacific
typhoons
ing steam for the charge to the
ish and therefore did not im
rade dance on Saturday night,
Dr. Nagayama reported that
are aimed each year.
north.
mediately
realize
how
the
phone
October 29 . . . Everyone must
65 per cent of the men in Japan
October is when most of them
When full grown, Pacific ty
had been answered. He asked tor
wear a mask to .get in (this does
died of stomach cancer to 25 per
slam
home.
phoons
are twisting terrors that
Mr. Bohlin.
not include the natural-born
cent
in
the
United
States,
while
When
the
typhoons
rip
into
whirl
winds
of 75 to 175 miles
type) and be dressed “hard
“The managing director is not
50 per cent of the Japanese wom
densely
populated
Japan,
thous
times.” Prizes will be given for
an
hour
around
a hollow centre.
available today,” the voice
en were victims as compared to
the best costumes, and there’ll
ands
of
houses
are
blown
away,
They cut paths as wide as 250
plained patiently. He has no
25 per cent in the U.S.
be apple-dunking and novelty
-scores of persons are crushed by miles. They dump torrents of
leave today. Sorry.”
dances. That’s on the last Sat
From this incident, the busi- flying debris and droned in lashing rain—sometimes as much
urday of this month, at 8 o’clock
ness world came to know that flash floods, huge ’waves splinter as a foot in a few hours.
in the Buddhist Temple base
Typhoons are called hurricanes
the booming Bohlin concern had fishing craft and thousands of
ment . . . The Saturday Nite
acres
of
sorely
needed
rice
plants
in the Western Hemisphere. They
been operated for a year from
Club will be holding a sipecial
act exactly alike and pack the
dance a week later on Nov. 5,
the city jail, and by a man serv are destroyed.
Damage from a single storm same destructive power, with the
featuring prizes, novelties, and
ing a one-year sentence for em
lots of fun.
can top 100 million dollars.
edge, if any, probably going to
LOS ANGELES.—A §600,000 bezzlement.
Tcr^^’ ^'EEK: The Toronto
damage suit filed against author
Typhoon
Louise,
this year’s the typhoon.
The details were revealed re
v . *?. ‘•he sponsor of the
Gene Fowler last March 30 by cently by Jail Director G. Rund- most violent, took at least 42
Typhoon Alley in the Pacific
Mo\ie Nites which are taking
runs
from Guam and the Philip
the daughter of the late Sada- stedt. Bohlin had taken full ad lives last week during its ram
• Fe :°'s Friday and Saturday
kichi Hartmann, eccentric Japa vantage of Sweden’s liberal pris page through southern Japan. pines through the East China
^ght irom 7:30 p.m., featuring
nese-German poet, has been dis on policies to build up his busi Another 300 were injured. The Sea, over Okinawa and uip the
the movie,~ “Hi Wa Shizumazu,”
missed.
! ness—with authorities’ knowl storm’s howling winds tore down Japanese island chain.
and on the same dates, the
Hartmann
was
a
leading
chari edge.
Some storms blow themselves
a high-tension wire and started
loronto Garden Club will be
^oiding their flower show at
acter in the latest of Fowler’s i
out
harmlessly over the ocean.
Bohlin used the address on his ' a fire that destroyed the center
the Buddhist Church.
books of reminiscences of his old i letterhead of “Stockholm 9.” Con- •
city of a quarter But an average of three to six a
One ot the ordinary dances of
friends, “Minutes of the Last I victs are allowed to write from I million.
year streak right up the island
^y Saturday Nite Club will be
chain.
Meeting.’’
i
After
Louise
howled
out
to
sea.
। this address to conceal the fact
making place this Sat-eve, Oct.
In filing the suit as adminis ! they are in jail.
They have plagued Japan for
nearly 300,000 persons were
at their usual stomping
tratrix
of
her
father
’
s
estate,
centuries.
i He got 72 hours’ furlough from homeless.
w0Lp^s • • . on Sunday night,
Mrs. Wistaria Linton charged i prison every month, for good
On her way up “Typhoon Al
Choclo -will be having one
that Fowler had appropriated i conduct, and made the most of it. ley” from Guam, Louise also SINGAPORE POST
cu tneir regular dances at the
materials from
her fathers i Few businessmen in Stockholm flattened the American base on
•Lisuo Studios (they meet
VANCOUVER. — The Consu Ie' "N other *week) and Rec Somanuscript entitled “Autobio I realized that the dapper, smiling historic Iwo Jima and took a pass ate of Japan here announced
cratje^ Club and After-Hours
graphy.”
I company director was a jailbird at Okinawa, where the United this week that Vice-Consul Yu
Al" also be running' at Hager
In a statement released by her —least <
all his associates in States maintains a large gar taka Nomura will soon leave for
man's Hall and U.S. H. respectrison.
lawyers, she stated the book was Japan.
Japan, and will later assume a
^oiy (they meet every week—
ot
original
entirely
the
Typhoon
Marge
howled
to
a
to
be
released
new
post at the Consulate-Gen
Bohl
in
time, same places) . . .
Fowler
and
he
had
full
and
ex
stop
today
on
Japan
’
s
doorstep
eral
in Singapore. Mr. Nomura
next
week.
He
has
asked
prison
Wednesday, Oct. 19th, a
clusive
rights
to
everything
con
after
keeping
88
million
Japa
served at Vancouver for two
loronto JCCA Exec meeting
board authorities to find him a
tained therein.
nese on edge for days.
years,
new office.
ou know you’re welcome . . .
TO DOUBLE
Dapper Swede
From Stockholm Jail
4
Most October Typhoons
Aim for Japan Islands
Sadakichi's Daughter
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL. 18 — NO. 79
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1955
TORONTO, ONT.
HOPES TO FIND BASIC CAUSE
Dates & Doings Researcher Discovers Stomach Cancer ™f®“^
By MARGIE
More Often among Japanese than Others FROM JAPAN
The Toronto YBS Concert held
SAN FRANCISCO.—Cancer of
Consensus of such studies in 33.4 per cent for males, 20 per
last weekend was very success
the
stomack
attacks
and
kills
dicate
that Japanese die far more cent for females.
ful and entertaining, with upJapanese at a rate double that frequently from cancer of the
and-coming' singers, instrumen
Armed with his figures, Dr.
for Caucasians.
talists, dancers, and actors
stomach than from malignancies Quisenberry is now in the final
VANCOUVER.—Japanese im
making up the variety program.
Somewhere in this strange and at any other site. In the United
ports
into Canada for the current
process
of
finding'
out
the
reason
Cute and tiny '3-year-old Amy
newly-noted racial discrepancy States, by comparison the dead for the wide
year
will
have twice the dollar
racial
difference
—
Nakamura made quite a hit as
researchers hope there lies a clue liest cancer site is the lung’s.
with
the
hope
value
of
last
year’s if present
that
a
basic
cause
she delicately danced her way to the overall cause of cancer—
In
Hawaii,
Dr.
Quisenberry
’
s
of
all
cancel
trade
trends
continue,
and Can
can
be
thus
disthrough a couple of odoris . . .
buried beneath differences in studies showed, the same racial covered.
ada’s wheat exports to Japan
Toronto’s Nisei band, the Vests
physiology, nutrition, emotions or discrepancy showed up in stom
from the El Destino Music Club
1—I’ossible racial differences should “at least equal 1954’s.”
heredity.
ach cancer incidence statistics in the pathology of the cancer
provided some very entertaining
R. F. Fenwick, Canadian com
Earlier this month, Dr. Komei and in figures for the stomach lesions. All pathologists in Ha mercial secretary in Tokyo had
music . . . the hilarious comedy
Nagayama of Chiba, Japan, told site among all malignancies.
skit featured none other than
waii are currently making tho this to say about trade between
Rev. Tsuji . . . climax of the
the International College of Sur
For instance, 10 out of every rough miscroscopic studies of all the two countries when he ar
program, the drama “On Shu no
geons in a convention at Phila 100,000 Caucasians are annually stomachs of cancer victims, in rived here last week for a fourKanata” was very well por
delphia that more Japanese died diagnosed as suffering from the hope that an ethnic difference day session with Canadian busi
trayed by local talent.
from stomach cancer than Amer stomach cancer, while twenty out can be noted.
nessmen.
The Frosh Night held last
icans.
of every 100,000 Japanese are so
2—Diet and nutrition. Japa
Main feature of the two-way
Saturday night by the U of T
These findings and hopes were diagnosed.
Nisei Students Club also turned
nese diets are normally heavy trade is that it is becoming more
Stomach cancers account for with hot grease, polished rice balanced, he went on. In 1954,
revealed here recently by Dr.
out to be very successful. The
new execs worked ipurty hard,
Walter B. Quisenberry of Hono 13 per cent of all malignancies which lacks vitamin B-l, raw Canadian exports to Japan—
shaping up a lively Virginia
lulu, executive director of the among Caucasian males, 5.3 per fish which contains a substance mainly grains—amounted to $73,Reel to get everyone acquainted
cent among Caucasian females; known to inactivate B-l, hot sake 000,000 more than this country
Hawaii Cancer Society.
and serving welcomed refresh
Hawaii, as Dr. Quisenberry among Japanese the figures are and little protein—all items in bought back. This year, if pres
ments to the crowd.
pointed out, provides an almost
dicated by research as pre-dis ent patterns continue, the excess
Congrats to Amy Odamura,
ideal
spot
for
checking
racial
dif
posing people to cancer. ■
won’t come to more than $52,4300 Ontario, Vancouver, who
ferences
in
disease:
Its
popula
3
—
Hereditary
factors.
Family
000,000.
won a scholarship of $150 to
tion is made up of 37.7 per cent
help her through Normal School.
histories- of Japanese stomach
The difference is due to a fall
An ex-student of King Edward
Japanese, 21.4 per cent Hawaicancer victims are being checked off of Japanese barley purchases
High, she was pictured recently
ians and part Hawaiians, 12.7 per
to see if heredity is involved. —resulting from U.S. foreign aid
in the Vancouver Province. In
cent Filipinos, 6.6 per cent Chi
It is known that in one isolated programs—and to the extra Can
the Toronto Globe and Mail was
nese and four per cent miscel
rural section of Japan where adian buying of “a great var
Mrs. E. Uchida, wife of Tor
laneous
races.
concentrated
intermarriage is the iety of Japanese goods.”
onto’s vice-consul of Japan,
Dr.
Quisenberry
readily
admit
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. — A rule, stomach-cancer is by far the
“No really large amounts of
comparing her Japanese kimono
ted that following a long study Japanese executive flew into leading cause of death.
anything are coming in, but a
to that of a Peruvian woman
of death rates, he was startled
4—Emotional factors. The fab lot of small-scale buying is going
during the “Evening in .Peru”
Stockholm last month and promp
to find that the Japanese stom
program held at the Museum
led calm and inscrutable Oriental on,” explained Mr. Renwick.
Theatre last week. Appearing in
ach cancer mortality rates were tly dialled the number on the is just as emotional as any one
Also down—but only slightly
I business stationery of Sven Boh- else; he only succeeds in masking —are Japanese imports of Can
the Tely before her marriage
extraordinarily high.
last Saturday to Thomas Gib
I lin, managing director of a Swed- it better. And many psychologists adian rayon pulp, most of which
The death rate among Japa
son, who is from Scotland, was
ish export-import firm.
believe, this very masking may comes from B.C. The decrease
nese of both sexes, from this
Miss Lily Tokiwa of Toronto . . .
The businessman from Tokyo create inner tensions unknown to co ides to $800,000 out of a total
single ailment is 57 per 100,000
Mrs. 31. Uyeda smiled out of a
had arranged to market thous- more extrovert persons and pre of $8,000,000 worth of business
population; for males it is 973.5,
photo by Yamada in the Star
ands
of dollars worth of bicycle disposing to disease.
a year.
following her recent wedding in
and for females 33.2.
accessories
through
Bohlin,
and
the Toronto Buddhist Church.
• The comparative figures for
was anxious to arrange' an ap
She was the former Alice Tsuji.
Caucasians in Hawaii are: tor
Miss Japan of 1952, Hinako Ko-, both sexes, 25.7 per 100,000: for pointment in one of the Swedish
capital’s hotels.
jima, also appeared in the Star
males, 35.4 and for females, 17.2. |
on her marriage to millionaire
The voice answering the phone
Dr. Quisenberry also reported 1 said crisply, “City jail, Lieut.
Benjamin Adler of New* York.
that previously, less thorough Swanson speaking.”
They were wed in a Shinto cer
studies than his own have indi
emony in Tokyo.
TOKYO.—Japan is the bull’sAnd new typhoons are brew
The Japanese visitor did not
cated the same trend, both in
COMING: Club Ami will be
eye
at
which
from
one
to
three
ing
in the South Pacific, gather
have a wide knowledge of Swed
holding a Hallowe’en Masque
Hawaii and in Japan.
dozen
disastrous
Pacific
typhoons
ing steam for the charge to the
ish and therefore did not im
rade dance on Saturday night,
Dr. Nagayama reported that
are aimed each year.
north.
mediately
realize
how
the
phone
October 29 . . . Everyone must
65 per cent of the men in Japan
October is when most of them
When full grown, Pacific ty
had been answered. He asked tor
wear a mask to .get in (this does
died of stomach cancer to 25 per
slam
home.
phoons
are twisting terrors that
Mr. Bohlin.
not include the natural-born
cent
in
the
United
States,
while
When
the
typhoons
rip
into
whirl
winds
of 75 to 175 miles
type) and be dressed “hard
“The managing director is not
50 per cent of the Japanese wom
densely
populated
Japan,
thous
times.” Prizes will be given for
an
hour
around
a hollow centre.
available today,” the voice
en were victims as compared to
the best costumes, and there’ll
ands
of
houses
are
blown
away,
They cut paths as wide as 250
plained patiently. He has no
25 per cent in the U.S.
be apple-dunking and novelty
-scores of persons are crushed by miles. They dump torrents of
leave today. Sorry.”
dances. That’s on the last Sat
From this incident, the busi- flying debris and droned in lashing rain—sometimes as much
urday of this month, at 8 o’clock
ness world came to know that flash floods, huge ’waves splinter as a foot in a few hours.
in the Buddhist Temple base
Typhoons are called hurricanes
the booming Bohlin concern had fishing craft and thousands of
ment . . . The Saturday Nite
acres
of
sorely
needed
rice
plants
in the Western Hemisphere. They
been operated for a year from
Club will be holding a sipecial
act exactly alike and pack the
dance a week later on Nov. 5,
the city jail, and by a man serv are destroyed.
Damage from a single storm same destructive power, with the
featuring prizes, novelties, and
ing a one-year sentence for em
lots of fun.
can top 100 million dollars.
edge, if any, probably going to
LOS ANGELES.—A §600,000 bezzlement.
Tcr^^’ ^'EEK: The Toronto
damage suit filed against author
Typhoon
Louise,
this year’s the typhoon.
The details were revealed re
v . *?. ‘•he sponsor of the
Gene Fowler last March 30 by cently by Jail Director G. Rund- most violent, took at least 42
Typhoon Alley in the Pacific
Mo\ie Nites which are taking
runs
from Guam and the Philip
the daughter of the late Sada- stedt. Bohlin had taken full ad lives last week during its ram
• Fe :°'s Friday and Saturday
kichi Hartmann, eccentric Japa vantage of Sweden’s liberal pris page through southern Japan. pines through the East China
^ght irom 7:30 p.m., featuring
nese-German poet, has been dis on policies to build up his busi Another 300 were injured. The Sea, over Okinawa and uip the
the movie,~ “Hi Wa Shizumazu,”
missed.
! ness—with authorities’ knowl storm’s howling winds tore down Japanese island chain.
and on the same dates, the
Hartmann
was
a
leading
chari edge.
Some storms blow themselves
a high-tension wire and started
loronto Garden Club will be
^oiding their flower show at
acter in the latest of Fowler’s i
out
harmlessly over the ocean.
Bohlin used the address on his ' a fire that destroyed the center
the Buddhist Church.
books of reminiscences of his old i letterhead of “Stockholm 9.” Con- •
city of a quarter But an average of three to six a
One ot the ordinary dances of
friends, “Minutes of the Last I victs are allowed to write from I million.
year streak right up the island
^y Saturday Nite Club will be
chain.
Meeting.’’
i
After
Louise
howled
out
to
sea.
। this address to conceal the fact
making place this Sat-eve, Oct.
In filing the suit as adminis ! they are in jail.
They have plagued Japan for
nearly 300,000 persons were
at their usual stomping
tratrix
of
her
father
’
s
estate,
centuries.
i He got 72 hours’ furlough from homeless.
w0Lp^s • • . on Sunday night,
Mrs. Wistaria Linton charged i prison every month, for good
On her way up “Typhoon Al
Choclo -will be having one
that Fowler had appropriated i conduct, and made the most of it. ley” from Guam, Louise also SINGAPORE POST
cu tneir regular dances at the
materials from
her fathers i Few businessmen in Stockholm flattened the American base on
•Lisuo Studios (they meet
VANCOUVER. — The Consu Ie' "N other *week) and Rec Somanuscript entitled “Autobio I realized that the dapper, smiling historic Iwo Jima and took a pass ate of Japan here announced
cratje^ Club and After-Hours
graphy.”
I company director was a jailbird at Okinawa, where the United this week that Vice-Consul Yu
Al" also be running' at Hager
In a statement released by her —least <
all his associates in States maintains a large gar taka Nomura will soon leave for
man's Hall and U.S. H. respectrison.
lawyers, she stated the book was Japan.
Japan, and will later assume a
^oiy (they meet every week—
ot
original
entirely
the
Typhoon
Marge
howled
to
a
to
be
released
new
post at the Consulate-Gen
Bohl
in
time, same places) . . .
Fowler
and
he
had
full
and
ex
stop
today
on
Japan
’
s
doorstep
eral
in Singapore. Mr. Nomura
next
week.
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Page 7
Wednesday^October^, 1955
the vn^i+an
faith. You can accept
Stih
Of the ar§’uments for a region and
f
.^verted to that. You can desire
laith with all your heart and soul and vet it
hav^VLT^^
one moment you don’t
(H column dedicated to facts and footnotes,
^ b
liext moment yon do. That is whv
i
maybe and mayhem)
/
f
c^ed a grace, a ‘gratia,’ a free gift. ~
Editor, The New Canadian:
and the native land where her
By T. M. K. —
s^PHcity of faith is best exemplified
I am a university student who parents were born.
sbePbei’ds of Bethlehem and the Wise
wants to learn the English lan
Men of the east -who found Christ. The first
ACCORDING TO the shallow and unrealistic
There are many students in
guage. I have a pen friend in Japan who want to correspond
thinking of alleged intellectuals, anyone who
expect of their faith in God;
believed and acted as_ directed by angelic heralds,
talks about religion, or churches, .or the spiritual
Hamilton, Ontario, with whom 1 with Japanese Canadians. My pen
the second used their vast knowledge and wis
life, is a crack-pot and a neurotic with fanatical
have corresponded for a year pal in Hamilton has sent me
dom to lead the way with a singleness of purpose
‘hallelujah’ jitters. Likewise, anyone who talks
now. Her name is Chiyoko Su addresses of her Canadian
to worship what they believed because they knew
of morals and ethics is reactionary and un-liberal.
zuki, and she frequently sends me friends, and I have passed them
M was truth.
How did such presumably intelligent people get
interesting
letters. I am very on to J apanese .friends of mine.
A®8 thaa .a
of the world is nominally
to that stage of distaste for the fundamental
Hippy
to
receive
a letter from a Now a large number of senior
Chinhian, while the other two-thirds are pagan
values of life ? Because . . . well, I’ll tell you some
foreign
country,
and
I believe the high school boys and girls are
other time. Just now I want to be topical and
d°-the Iatter view Christians
correspondence is useful not only asking- me to introduce them to
mention Billy Graham.
and therefore Christianity ? They must find the
^or the progress of my ability in Japanese Canadians. I consulted
He is the number one attraction in Toronto
perversion of Christianity repulsive. Who is to
blame them ? They hear about Christian love,
at the moment, where he is preaching a mission
English, but also in developing with Chiyoko, who suggested that
and see hate in action. They hear about sacrifice
for the return of people to their churches. Just
goodwill^ between Canada and I write to The New Canadian.
how effective he is will be shown some twenty
and service, and suffer from greed and grabbing,
Japan. In my letters. I endeav
I am submitting the names of
years from now, long after the first flush of
instead of unity they see division. Often the noAor to show her today’s Japan a few of these students who wish
enthusiasm is over and the hard work of per
^hl’JsJjaR fails to make a distinction between
to have pen friends in Canada:
severance beg’ins.
Christianity and Christendom. They do not dis
tinguish between doctrine and people; conseMiss MASAKO MORITA, 17,
When one looks back to the various revivalists
1629 Yoshida, Inbanmura,
’
c?nfuse the people with the doctrine,
and evangelists that have hit the public fancy,
and label the doctrine hypocrisy because so many
Inbajigun, Chiba, pref.
5$
one becomes justifiably sceptical about them all,
people are hypocrites. The indiscriminate Chris
Miss KAZUKO OKUDA,
especially when they rely on catching the emo
■1-5 Hamaguchi Higashi,
tian tails into the same' confusion, making- the
tional response of people whose emotions are
Sumiyoshiki, Osaka
result
a
jungle
of
misunderstanding
and
pre
already close to the surface. Since religious faith
judice
Jo
cap
it
all,
it
must
shock
the
intelligent
FUMIHIKO
KATO, IS,
No more half-pint sized letters
is not an emotional whim or impulse of the
non-Christian
to
find
the
so-called
Christians
S3
Maeyama.,
moment, but is an intellectual act of knowing
will be accepted for delivery by
swallowing hook, line, and sinker, the communism
and believing, one wonders how reliable is the
the postoffice according to a Takahari, Itakacho,
of anti-religious, anti-Christian, atheistic, poweract rising out of a transient emotion. Was a
bulletin delivered to postmasters Chikusaku, Nagoya
hungry devils.
YOSHINORI MAKINO, 18,
‘decision for Christ’ only the climactic act of a
across Canada last week.
The madness is incredible.
1 Nunoike-cho,
religious ecstasy whipped to unbearable heights
The
Postoffice Department Higashiku, Nagoya
J- ^T° wonAer then, in this age when contra
by a master of rhetoric, with the sure let-down
edict
has
banned from the mails HIDENAGA KATO, 18,
diction
seems
to
be
the
norm,
the
simple
Truth
of feeling foolish the next day ? Or was it really
all
letters
.smaller than four 102 Maeyama
a
PTears
to
blind
the
already
cross-eyed.
Trans
the last turn of the screw of a reasoned process
cendental
Truth
appears
to
them
to
confound
all
inches
by
294
inches because they Takahari, Itakacho,
of understanding what is meant by accepting the
they
know,
and
it
frightens
them.
I
interfere
with
operation of can Chikusaku, Nagoya
standard of Christ? The latter is more lasting
Hence, a Billy Graham must rise to plead
YOSHIO SUZUKI, 20,
in effect. Sometimes a mind is ready for a de
celling machines.
tor the return to a simple faith.
I
If possible, the local post Maeda,
cision but the will needs a little prodding in
Takahari, Itakacho,,
order to act. However, no one can decide to
If Billy Graham were the only one to speak
office will return the smaller let Chikusaku, Nagoya
have faith. Faith is a free gift, freely given to
as he does, he would be a phenomenon indeed.
ters—which will include under
those who earnestly long for it. You want it
Jle ™ePlcai1 Public rarely hears or reads about
sized
greeting cards, social cards
In my hands are also many
because you know what it is, and when you get
the other men who have preached and are
other names and addresses of
and invitations—to the sender.
it you take good care of it.. If you don’t, you’ll
preaching for such missions for the return of
students
wishing to write to Can
Mail without a return address
lose it. That’s why the measure of Billy Graham’s
people to God. Perhaps you have heard of at
adian
Japanese.
I hope some of
appeal for decisions is not now but later by the
on the envelope will be forward
•least two of them, either on the radio or the TV.
number who kept their faith.
your
youngreaders
will write
T ather Keller of the Christopher Movement, who
ed to the nearest Undeliverable
Billy Graham is sincere and he has few, if
to
me
directly,
giving
their ages
asks people to light one candle of faith in the
Mail Office — the Postoffice’s
any, bigoted prejudices, in spite of the flamboy
darkness of • disbelief, and Fulton Sheen, now
modern name for the Dead Letter and hobbies, so .that I may prop
ance of his oratory. He may be a little spotty
Auxiliary Bishop of New lork. Most people do
Office — where an attempt will erly bind their friendship.
on theology and sometimes strange in his logic,
not know that Bishop Sheen is the first AinerKanryo Kato
be made to trace the sender.
but his earnest zeal is. without question. That
^o ^^ accorded the honor of ‘Agrege en
91 Maeyama, Takahari,
The postoffice order went into
this young American feels called to preach a
philosophic de 1’Universite de Louvain,’ a much
Itakacho, Chikusaku,
effect
on
Oct.
1,
but
at
that
return to the churches, a return to a simple
coveted honor to those who know what it is
Nagoya, Japan
Canada
lagged
behind
most
other
faith in Christ, shows up the terrible fact that
Because his degrees in philosophy and theology
millions of so-called Christians have lost their
countries which have imposed the
ai.e actual and not merely honorary, he can speak
faith, or are losing it fast because they ai’e not
with authority on those subjects. He knows what
ruling since it was adopted by Toronto-Spadina
practising their faith. The stupid lose their faith
he’s talking about. You have only to listen, and
the Universal Postal Union Con
because 'they are ignorant, and too ignorant to
you will- hear- the impassioned voices, the
gress at a meeting at Brussels By-Election Oct. 24
know they know nothing, and moreover they do
thoughtful voices, pleading with the people to
in 1952.
To fill the House of Commons
nothing to learn anything, but the loss of faith
return to God, not only through lip service or
seat
left vacant by Liberal David
among- the intellectuals is appalling. The stupid
panic, but in steadfast faith and action.
Cross,
who was recently elevated
fool and the cynical Intellectual have one thingBut there are. the disciples of derision.
in common: they will both sneer at Billy Gra
to
the
Senate, a federal by-elec
They reject faith in what is true, and promote
ham^ and they will sneer at me for talking about
license. They gabble about freedom and demo
tion will be held Oct. 24 in Tor
it. Sincerity, humility, are something they can
cracy, and are in bondage to their own weak
onto-Spadina riding.
not understand because they won’t.
nesses, sneering at those who are truly free.
Four candidates are in .the
The intellectual can lose his faith in many
They call themselves scientists, philosophers,
running:
Sam Godfrey, Liberal;
ways. He can get drunk on the idea of private
intellectuals, liberals, progressives, all sorts of
Charles
E.
Rea, Progressivejudgment, and put his own judgment above ob
delusive labels, but they are the hollow men,
Conservative; Harry Waisglass,
jective truth. He can pick and choose only those
puffed up by their own hot air, without sub
TOKYO. — The stork got a Co-operative Commonwealth Fedthings that please him, and reject what does not. - stance, without foundations. They feel only the
hand from a marine and a sailor eiation in Canada, and Joseph B.
He can place materialism as the beginning- and
itch of their libido and twitch in subservience.
recently.
the end of existence, even delude himself that
Salsberg, Labor Progressive.
They have never felt the wings of their souls
* * *
he is being altruistic about it all. He can delib
rising to God, or they have killed such reaching
And today, navyman Thomas
for heaven.
erately close his eyes to Truth, being afraid of
Murtaugh, electronics technician
Two cabinet ministers will
it, afraid that it will change him radically and he
Poor, stupid fools.
Third Class, of Dayton, Ohio, speak on behalf of the Spadina
does not want to be changed. He can say that
decorated them with a gift of five Liberal Association, in support
Personally, I doubt the permanence of emotruth is only relative, only ‘as he sees it.’ He
cigars
each for their assist.
tional
‘
decisions
for
Christ,
’
though
emotion
is
of candidate Sam Godfrey.
can despair. He can descend from the intellectual
a
valid
portion
of
religious
faith.
Forreally
The
cigars
were
a
token
of
Hon. Walter Harris, Minister
to the bestial, plane, perverting his intelligence
lasting effects I would prefer the soberly reason
thanks for a mad ride to the of Finance, will speak tonight,
though his intellect by rationalizing his own
ed dictates of thought. An intellectual conviction
Yokosuka IS! aval Hospital where 8 p.m., at the King Edward Street
willful perversions. Such a one needs more than
has more backbone than a ‘feeling.’ The trouble
Murtaugh’s Japanese wife, Mi public school, 549 Bathurst St.
a Billy Graham to restore him to the simplicity
with most people is that when they hear or read
of faith.
yuki, delivered a seven and a Hon. Paul Martin, Minister of
the
word ‘intellectual,’ they visualize college
The simple of heart do not lose their faith.
half
pound daughter—five min National Health and Welfare,
grads, and fail to see that common sense is intel
Faith, religious faith, is an act of the intellect,
utes after she was rushed into will speak next Wednesday, Oct
lectual. So, more power’ to Billy Graham if he
of knowing and believing. Either you have it, or
the delivery room.
can get people to return and remain in church.
19, 8 p.m., at Hillcrest public
you haven’t. You can be intellectually convinced
They can start from there to search for God.
school,
1339 Bathurst"St.
It looked like a losing race until
miHiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiw
military policeman Cpl. William
Exhibition of Lacquer B. Howell, Jr., a marine' from
Ohio, and his sidekick
At Royal Ont. Museum Thompson,
Na7 seaman Dan-ell G. Jones,
Includes Japanese Work ?f Santa Rosa, Calif., appeared _______
Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted
OCTOBER '
to give a hand.
YOUTH for shirt department. RI. GIRD for dry-cleaning store, steady
Chinese, Japanese and Europ Murtaugh and^his wife were ^■J$ Toronto. JCCA Movie Night
2421, Danforth Cleaners, 300 Jones work, west end. LO. 6141 (Toronto).
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
ean. yp1’^ are displayed in an lushing to the hospital but were 14 at &Ukrainian
St-, Toronto.
15—Toronto. Garden Club
exhibition of lacquer which open making slow time in a Japanese
Domestic Help Wanted
flower show at Buddhist church
BUSBOYS. (6), experienced, for
new high-class restaurant. Phone FRIENDLY home, capable girl or ed last night at the Royal Ontario taxi. They were near Zushi, about
basement, 1-10 p.m. Friday, 10
for appointment. Mr. Ernest, WA. woman for general housework, Museum in Toronto. Pearl Mc 20 minutes from the Yokosuka
a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday.
must be fond of children, no cook Carthy of the Globe and Mail Naval Base Hospital.
4-7397 (Toronto).
^ Winnipeg. YBS Autumn Noc
ing or heavy work, char kept, writes:
turne Dance at Sholem Aleichem
,rThen Murtaugh spotted the
Rooms to Let
bungalow, private room. OR. 7496
Hall, 8:30 p.m.
“While the Chinese liked the MP sedan approaching.
~^ Vancouver.
Nisei Fellowship
lacquers laboriously built up and
FRONT room, kitchen with sink (Toronto).
The panic-stricken Murtaugh
Halloween Dance at the Peter
yic‘ gas, Danforth-Greenwood. GL.
finely carved, the Japanese de
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Pan Ballroom, 9-1.
aS 19 (Toronto).
veloped great art and skill in waved frenziedly, like a ship
Dr.
Paul
Asada
and
family
wrecked
sailor.
When
the
two
16
—
Vancouver. Maria Stella Whist
THREE-room apartment, newlylacquers which, being flat, look
Drive
at St. Paul’s Hall, 7 p.m.
have
moved
to
32
Rexton
Rd.,
MP
’
s
sized
up
the
situation,
they
decorated. 322 College St., Toronto.
more like paintings.
29—
Montreal.
Drama Club 5th ShiIslington,
Toronto
18.
New
phone
radioed
ahead,
cleared
all
traf
WA. 3-2317.
“A very fine Japanese Buddha
bai
Night
at
St. Edouard’s Hall.
is BE. 3-3869.
fic, then raced the distance in
of the late 12th century -will be 10 minutes.
29—Toronto. Club Ami Halloween
Rooms Wanted
Mr. and Mrs. Masao Tsujimoto seen. On miniature scale is the
Masquerade at Buddhist church
^c stork would have done his
VOL ng married couple desire two have moved to 83 Eastman Ave., six-panel album of lacquer paint
basement, 8 p.m.
job anyway, but a marine and a
unfurnished rooms with sink. LO. London, Ont. New phone number
ings by the 19th century Japa
1257 (Toronto),
sailor provided the right setting. * IVomen and elephants never
is 2-6615.
nese Zenshin.”
Mother and child are doing fine. forget.
—Dorothy Parker
thar she blows!
Japanese Students Want
Pen Friends in Canada
Postoffice to Refuse
Half-Pint Letters
US Servicemen Aid
Stork in Mad Dash
To Tokyo Hospital
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
CALENDAR
the vn^i+an
faith. You can accept
Stih
Of the ar§’uments for a region and
f
.^verted to that. You can desire
laith with all your heart and soul and vet it
hav^VLT^^
one moment you don’t
(H column dedicated to facts and footnotes,
^ b
liext moment yon do. That is whv
i
maybe and mayhem)
/
f
c^ed a grace, a ‘gratia,’ a free gift. ~
Editor, The New Canadian:
and the native land where her
By T. M. K. —
s^PHcity of faith is best exemplified
I am a university student who parents were born.
sbePbei’ds of Bethlehem and the Wise
wants to learn the English lan
Men of the east -who found Christ. The first
ACCORDING TO the shallow and unrealistic
There are many students in
guage. I have a pen friend in Japan who want to correspond
thinking of alleged intellectuals, anyone who
expect of their faith in God;
believed and acted as_ directed by angelic heralds,
talks about religion, or churches, .or the spiritual
Hamilton, Ontario, with whom 1 with Japanese Canadians. My pen
the second used their vast knowledge and wis
life, is a crack-pot and a neurotic with fanatical
have corresponded for a year pal in Hamilton has sent me
dom to lead the way with a singleness of purpose
‘hallelujah’ jitters. Likewise, anyone who talks
now. Her name is Chiyoko Su addresses of her Canadian
to worship what they believed because they knew
of morals and ethics is reactionary and un-liberal.
zuki, and she frequently sends me friends, and I have passed them
M was truth.
How did such presumably intelligent people get
interesting
letters. I am very on to J apanese .friends of mine.
A®8 thaa .a
of the world is nominally
to that stage of distaste for the fundamental
Hippy
to
receive
a letter from a Now a large number of senior
Chinhian, while the other two-thirds are pagan
values of life ? Because . . . well, I’ll tell you some
foreign
country,
and
I believe the high school boys and girls are
other time. Just now I want to be topical and
d°-the Iatter view Christians
correspondence is useful not only asking- me to introduce them to
mention Billy Graham.
and therefore Christianity ? They must find the
^or the progress of my ability in Japanese Canadians. I consulted
He is the number one attraction in Toronto
perversion of Christianity repulsive. Who is to
blame them ? They hear about Christian love,
at the moment, where he is preaching a mission
English, but also in developing with Chiyoko, who suggested that
and see hate in action. They hear about sacrifice
for the return of people to their churches. Just
goodwill^ between Canada and I write to The New Canadian.
how effective he is will be shown some twenty
and service, and suffer from greed and grabbing,
Japan. In my letters. I endeav
I am submitting the names of
years from now, long after the first flush of
instead of unity they see division. Often the noAor to show her today’s Japan a few of these students who wish
enthusiasm is over and the hard work of per
^hl’JsJjaR fails to make a distinction between
to have pen friends in Canada:
severance beg’ins.
Christianity and Christendom. They do not dis
tinguish between doctrine and people; conseMiss MASAKO MORITA, 17,
When one looks back to the various revivalists
1629 Yoshida, Inbanmura,
’
c?nfuse the people with the doctrine,
and evangelists that have hit the public fancy,
and label the doctrine hypocrisy because so many
Inbajigun, Chiba, pref.
5$
one becomes justifiably sceptical about them all,
people are hypocrites. The indiscriminate Chris
Miss KAZUKO OKUDA,
especially when they rely on catching the emo
■1-5 Hamaguchi Higashi,
tian tails into the same' confusion, making- the
tional response of people whose emotions are
Sumiyoshiki, Osaka
result
a
jungle
of
misunderstanding
and
pre
already close to the surface. Since religious faith
judice
Jo
cap
it
all,
it
must
shock
the
intelligent
FUMIHIKO
KATO, IS,
No more half-pint sized letters
is not an emotional whim or impulse of the
non-Christian
to
find
the
so-called
Christians
S3
Maeyama.,
moment, but is an intellectual act of knowing
will be accepted for delivery by
swallowing hook, line, and sinker, the communism
and believing, one wonders how reliable is the
the postoffice according to a Takahari, Itakacho,
of anti-religious, anti-Christian, atheistic, poweract rising out of a transient emotion. Was a
bulletin delivered to postmasters Chikusaku, Nagoya
hungry devils.
YOSHINORI MAKINO, 18,
‘decision for Christ’ only the climactic act of a
across Canada last week.
The madness is incredible.
1 Nunoike-cho,
religious ecstasy whipped to unbearable heights
The
Postoffice Department Higashiku, Nagoya
J- ^T° wonAer then, in this age when contra
by a master of rhetoric, with the sure let-down
edict
has
banned from the mails HIDENAGA KATO, 18,
diction
seems
to
be
the
norm,
the
simple
Truth
of feeling foolish the next day ? Or was it really
all
letters
.smaller than four 102 Maeyama
a
PTears
to
blind
the
already
cross-eyed.
Trans
the last turn of the screw of a reasoned process
cendental
Truth
appears
to
them
to
confound
all
inches
by
294
inches because they Takahari, Itakacho,
of understanding what is meant by accepting the
they
know,
and
it
frightens
them.
I
interfere
with
operation of can Chikusaku, Nagoya
standard of Christ? The latter is more lasting
Hence, a Billy Graham must rise to plead
YOSHIO SUZUKI, 20,
in effect. Sometimes a mind is ready for a de
celling machines.
tor the return to a simple faith.
I
If possible, the local post Maeda,
cision but the will needs a little prodding in
Takahari, Itakacho,,
order to act. However, no one can decide to
If Billy Graham were the only one to speak
office will return the smaller let Chikusaku, Nagoya
have faith. Faith is a free gift, freely given to
as he does, he would be a phenomenon indeed.
ters—which will include under
those who earnestly long for it. You want it
Jle ™ePlcai1 Public rarely hears or reads about
sized
greeting cards, social cards
In my hands are also many
because you know what it is, and when you get
the other men who have preached and are
other names and addresses of
and invitations—to the sender.
it you take good care of it.. If you don’t, you’ll
preaching for such missions for the return of
students
wishing to write to Can
Mail without a return address
lose it. That’s why the measure of Billy Graham’s
people to God. Perhaps you have heard of at
adian
Japanese.
I hope some of
appeal for decisions is not now but later by the
on the envelope will be forward
•least two of them, either on the radio or the TV.
number who kept their faith.
your
youngreaders
will write
T ather Keller of the Christopher Movement, who
ed to the nearest Undeliverable
Billy Graham is sincere and he has few, if
to
me
directly,
giving
their ages
asks people to light one candle of faith in the
Mail Office — the Postoffice’s
any, bigoted prejudices, in spite of the flamboy
darkness of • disbelief, and Fulton Sheen, now
modern name for the Dead Letter and hobbies, so .that I may prop
ance of his oratory. He may be a little spotty
Auxiliary Bishop of New lork. Most people do
Office — where an attempt will erly bind their friendship.
on theology and sometimes strange in his logic,
not know that Bishop Sheen is the first AinerKanryo Kato
be made to trace the sender.
but his earnest zeal is. without question. That
^o ^^ accorded the honor of ‘Agrege en
91 Maeyama, Takahari,
The postoffice order went into
this young American feels called to preach a
philosophic de 1’Universite de Louvain,’ a much
Itakacho, Chikusaku,
effect
on
Oct.
1,
but
at
that
return to the churches, a return to a simple
coveted honor to those who know what it is
Nagoya, Japan
Canada
lagged
behind
most
other
faith in Christ, shows up the terrible fact that
Because his degrees in philosophy and theology
millions of so-called Christians have lost their
countries which have imposed the
ai.e actual and not merely honorary, he can speak
faith, or are losing it fast because they ai’e not
with authority on those subjects. He knows what
ruling since it was adopted by Toronto-Spadina
practising their faith. The stupid lose their faith
he’s talking about. You have only to listen, and
the Universal Postal Union Con
because 'they are ignorant, and too ignorant to
you will- hear- the impassioned voices, the
gress at a meeting at Brussels By-Election Oct. 24
know they know nothing, and moreover they do
thoughtful voices, pleading with the people to
in 1952.
To fill the House of Commons
nothing to learn anything, but the loss of faith
return to God, not only through lip service or
seat
left vacant by Liberal David
among- the intellectuals is appalling. The stupid
panic, but in steadfast faith and action.
Cross,
who was recently elevated
fool and the cynical Intellectual have one thingBut there are. the disciples of derision.
in common: they will both sneer at Billy Gra
to
the
Senate, a federal by-elec
They reject faith in what is true, and promote
ham^ and they will sneer at me for talking about
license. They gabble about freedom and demo
tion will be held Oct. 24 in Tor
it. Sincerity, humility, are something they can
cracy, and are in bondage to their own weak
onto-Spadina riding.
not understand because they won’t.
nesses, sneering at those who are truly free.
Four candidates are in .the
The intellectual can lose his faith in many
They call themselves scientists, philosophers,
running:
Sam Godfrey, Liberal;
ways. He can get drunk on the idea of private
intellectuals, liberals, progressives, all sorts of
Charles
E.
Rea, Progressivejudgment, and put his own judgment above ob
delusive labels, but they are the hollow men,
Conservative; Harry Waisglass,
jective truth. He can pick and choose only those
puffed up by their own hot air, without sub
TOKYO. — The stork got a Co-operative Commonwealth Fedthings that please him, and reject what does not. - stance, without foundations. They feel only the
hand from a marine and a sailor eiation in Canada, and Joseph B.
He can place materialism as the beginning- and
itch of their libido and twitch in subservience.
recently.
the end of existence, even delude himself that
Salsberg, Labor Progressive.
They have never felt the wings of their souls
* * *
he is being altruistic about it all. He can delib
rising to God, or they have killed such reaching
And today, navyman Thomas
for heaven.
erately close his eyes to Truth, being afraid of
Murtaugh, electronics technician
Two cabinet ministers will
it, afraid that it will change him radically and he
Poor, stupid fools.
Third Class, of Dayton, Ohio, speak on behalf of the Spadina
does not want to be changed. He can say that
decorated them with a gift of five Liberal Association, in support
Personally, I doubt the permanence of emotruth is only relative, only ‘as he sees it.’ He
cigars
each for their assist.
tional
‘
decisions
for
Christ,
’
though
emotion
is
of candidate Sam Godfrey.
can despair. He can descend from the intellectual
a
valid
portion
of
religious
faith.
Forreally
The
cigars
were
a
token
of
Hon. Walter Harris, Minister
to the bestial, plane, perverting his intelligence
lasting effects I would prefer the soberly reason
thanks for a mad ride to the of Finance, will speak tonight,
though his intellect by rationalizing his own
ed dictates of thought. An intellectual conviction
Yokosuka IS! aval Hospital where 8 p.m., at the King Edward Street
willful perversions. Such a one needs more than
has more backbone than a ‘feeling.’ The trouble
Murtaugh’s Japanese wife, Mi public school, 549 Bathurst St.
a Billy Graham to restore him to the simplicity
with most people is that when they hear or read
of faith.
yuki, delivered a seven and a Hon. Paul Martin, Minister of
the
word ‘intellectual,’ they visualize college
The simple of heart do not lose their faith.
half
pound daughter—five min National Health and Welfare,
grads, and fail to see that common sense is intel
Faith, religious faith, is an act of the intellect,
utes after she was rushed into will speak next Wednesday, Oct
lectual. So, more power’ to Billy Graham if he
of knowing and believing. Either you have it, or
the delivery room.
can get people to return and remain in church.
19, 8 p.m., at Hillcrest public
you haven’t. You can be intellectually convinced
They can start from there to search for God.
school,
1339 Bathurst"St.
It looked like a losing race until
miHiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiw
military policeman Cpl. William
Exhibition of Lacquer B. Howell, Jr., a marine' from
Ohio, and his sidekick
At Royal Ont. Museum Thompson,
Na7 seaman Dan-ell G. Jones,
Includes Japanese Work ?f Santa Rosa, Calif., appeared _______
Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted
OCTOBER '
to give a hand.
YOUTH for shirt department. RI. GIRD for dry-cleaning store, steady
Chinese, Japanese and Europ Murtaugh and^his wife were ^■J$ Toronto. JCCA Movie Night
2421, Danforth Cleaners, 300 Jones work, west end. LO. 6141 (Toronto).
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
ean. yp1’^ are displayed in an lushing to the hospital but were 14 at &Ukrainian
St-, Toronto.
15—Toronto. Garden Club
exhibition of lacquer which open making slow time in a Japanese
Domestic Help Wanted
flower show at Buddhist church
BUSBOYS. (6), experienced, for
new high-class restaurant. Phone FRIENDLY home, capable girl or ed last night at the Royal Ontario taxi. They were near Zushi, about
basement, 1-10 p.m. Friday, 10
for appointment. Mr. Ernest, WA. woman for general housework, Museum in Toronto. Pearl Mc 20 minutes from the Yokosuka
a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday.
must be fond of children, no cook Carthy of the Globe and Mail Naval Base Hospital.
4-7397 (Toronto).
^ Winnipeg. YBS Autumn Noc
ing or heavy work, char kept, writes:
turne Dance at Sholem Aleichem
,rThen Murtaugh spotted the
Rooms to Let
bungalow, private room. OR. 7496
Hall, 8:30 p.m.
“While the Chinese liked the MP sedan approaching.
~^ Vancouver.
Nisei Fellowship
lacquers laboriously built up and
FRONT room, kitchen with sink (Toronto).
The panic-stricken Murtaugh
Halloween Dance at the Peter
yic‘ gas, Danforth-Greenwood. GL.
finely carved, the Japanese de
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Pan Ballroom, 9-1.
aS 19 (Toronto).
veloped great art and skill in waved frenziedly, like a ship
Dr.
Paul
Asada
and
family
wrecked
sailor.
When
the
two
16
—
Vancouver. Maria Stella Whist
THREE-room apartment, newlylacquers which, being flat, look
Drive
at St. Paul’s Hall, 7 p.m.
have
moved
to
32
Rexton
Rd.,
MP
’
s
sized
up
the
situation,
they
decorated. 322 College St., Toronto.
more like paintings.
29—
Montreal.
Drama Club 5th ShiIslington,
Toronto
18.
New
phone
radioed
ahead,
cleared
all
traf
WA. 3-2317.
“A very fine Japanese Buddha
bai
Night
at
St. Edouard’s Hall.
is BE. 3-3869.
fic, then raced the distance in
of the late 12th century -will be 10 minutes.
29—Toronto. Club Ami Halloween
Rooms Wanted
Mr. and Mrs. Masao Tsujimoto seen. On miniature scale is the
Masquerade at Buddhist church
^c stork would have done his
VOL ng married couple desire two have moved to 83 Eastman Ave., six-panel album of lacquer paint
basement, 8 p.m.
job anyway, but a marine and a
unfurnished rooms with sink. LO. London, Ont. New phone number
ings by the 19th century Japa
1257 (Toronto),
sailor provided the right setting. * IVomen and elephants never
is 2-6615.
nese Zenshin.”
Mother and child are doing fine. forget.
—Dorothy Parker
thar she blows!
Japanese Students Want
Pen Friends in Canada
Postoffice to Refuse
Half-Pint Letters
US Servicemen Aid
Stork in Mad Dash
To Tokyo Hospital
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
CALENDAR
Page 8
Stamps Gan Thank
Eskies for Yamauchi,
Crows Calgary Scribe
To Film Technique of Mifune, Furukawa, Ishimoto
Shatter Six World
10th Degree Judo Black Belt Swimming Marks
Wednesday, October 12 195:
|
KAZUO G. OIYE
?
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR
Notary
Room 203A
2 College St., Toronto
?
i
^^ARI, Alta.—A win for
?
TOKYO.—A full-length docu
At 72, the great master of
the Stampeders, last place in the mentary movie is being produced I
TOKYO.—In an all-university
Western Interprovincial Football
to preserve for posterity judo as judo is one of the few who hold meet to record official times for
Union, is worth shouting about, it is performed by Kyuzo Mifune, the rank of 10th grade of pro members of the team, two champ
and Calgary Herald sports editor the living monument of the re
ficiency. With his amazing agility ions from Nihon University set
Gorde. Hunter had pats on the markable art of self-defense.
and coordination, which is an art six new world marks in a meet
10114 QUEEN ST. W.
back for most of the local gridhere Oct. 1.
For Pick-up and Delivery
ders when B.C. Lions were- de
in itself, Mifune embodies the
The two are Masaru Furukawa,
feated 18-6 at Mewata Stadium Kaz and Mits Kuroda
fundamental of judo—making breaststroker, and Takashi Ishi
Phone
Oct. 3.
maximum
use
of
a
minimum
ef
EM.
8-6953
moto, butterfly expert.
Top Nisei Majors
Tom Miner was singled out
fort to throw the opponent.
The meet was held in the Fuji
for the first words of praise. Then With 780 Triples
Koto Gakko 25-meter pool.
.The
film
production
is
an
un
followed Bill McKenna, Dominic
The Kuroda brothel's led the dertaking of a committee headed
Furukawa swam the 220-yard
loselle and Joe Yamauchi. Of
pack last Friday in the Nisei by Kanichiro Shinobu, Managing breast in 2m. 31.9s., breaking the
the Nisei, Hunter said:
Majors as Kaz hit- a 789 and Director of the Asahi Shimbun.
2m. 30.8s. record held by Robert
Watch Repair Shop
We re not forgetting the Can Mits 782. And lots of other 700
Godoy of the United States. En
328 roadview ave
adian kids. Only a blind man
i I scores: Shag Taguchi and Tuck ■ Shooting' takes place in the route, he broke his own 200-meter
could miss the work of Joe। I Kataoka, both 754, Tosh Fujioka judo studio in the Tokyo Electric
Toronto
mark of 2m. 33.7s. with a 2m.
Tamauchi. He’s a fullback, but
GL. 3652 — OX. 4-9202(res.)
; 741, Kaide Shimizu 730, Mas Iso- Power Company at Uchisaiwai- 21s. timing. He also set new
we can’t prove it by the weight shima 729, Hank Ryoji 718(364), cho, Chiyoda-ku, every afternoon
marks for the 100-meters and
department. Joe goes in at 174 Joe Ito 716, Maw Mori 715, Terry until October 14.
100-yards.
He was clocked in Im.
pounds thoroughly wet.
There Mifune and his high- 8.3s. and Im. 4s.' for the 100Fujioka 713, Ray Iwata 708,
Say if w-ith flowers
His leception of a swing pass Johnny Takeda 707(304), George ranking pupils daily face three
meters
and
100-yards
respectiv
in the third quarter was an ef Anzai 701, M. Nishimura 701.
movie cameras to show various ely. The recognized 100-meter ?
ENO FLORIST
fort of determination and beauty
techniques
of judo.
Ken Yamada, Advance Electro
niark
is
Im.
9.8s.
held
by
M.
City Wide Delivery
Edmonton always thanks Calgary Plating, Main Auto Body and
One of the three cameras is
Eh one — HA. 2041
for Kwong and the rest, we may Federal Farms took seven points for slow-motion photography^ Petersvictch of Poland and the
100-yard
record
is
Im.
4.3s.
held
■
?
62
as well thank Edmonton for Joe.” from Zaduk & Williams, Ya purported to analyze Mifune’s
Simpson St. — Toronto
!
After an 18-16 Thanksgiving mada Studio, Lewis Men’s Wear faster-than-the-eye motion that by L. Broeck of Sweden.
Ishimoto set a new world re
Day Joss to Saskatchewan, Caland Danforth Cleaners, T & 0 floors his heavier and brawnier cord for the 220-yard butterfly
S^iy has 3 wins, 10 losses.
Caipentry Contractoi’s, Ken Ka adversaries.
as he was clocked in 2m. 21.6s.”,
* * *
About 10,000 feet of film will breaking the old recognized
meoka,
Hank
Ryoji
and Bill Ta
Calgary Stampeders were re
keda Insurance took 5-2 decisions be printed for editing a movie
cently seen in a film demonstra- from Scotty Amemori, Sho Mori, of about seven reels, according standard of 2m. 21.6s. of Philip
Drake of the United States. EnSplit'T for™ation on a Hot Rods and Central Cleaners. mitten3’OkB'M” f01' the
route’ 116 broke JiM Nagasawa’s
CBC-TV program, the Vic Obeck
In addition to sponsoring a
w°rld record for the 200-meters
show. After one attempt at pro league team, Pete Zaduk and
Although
the
film
is
to
show
°
f 2m* 21'6s< with a 2m- 20.8s.
28 4.4 YONOI ITIHT, TORONTO,
nunciation of “Yamauchi,” com Chuck Williams have donted a
ONT.
Mifune
’
s
art,
the
judo
expert
inmentator Obeck gave ujp and re merchandise certificate to the top
sists that he alone should not ~
ferred to Joe only as “Calgary’s
Residence:
triple bowler with handicap of
Office Phone:
Japanese fullback.”
be the star, the spokesman said, NOBUTO, SHIMIZU
EM. 4-1394
2 Vesta Drive
every month throughout the cur- and more than a dozen other IITT Qnn TPTDI
MAfair
1365.
EM. 4-1395
rent season. The league is really experts will be featured.
l^ULEb
Rosewall Beats Miyagi appreciative of this gesture by On coming Sunday, Mifune’s Mickey Nobuto
with 835(326,
Andrew E. McKagiie,
Zaduk & Williams, Men’s Cloth- American pupils will participate 289) and Kaide Shimizu with 808Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
In Tennis Exhibition
lers.
—
CURLY
Public.
in the filming, it was revealed.
(292, 298) registered the best
TOKYO. — Australia’s
201
Northern
Ontario Bldg.
scores last Sunday as the Tor
Rosewall defeated Atsushi Mi830 Bay St.
onto Nisei. Mixed Major bowlers
J’^St Japan s No. 2 player, in a
(-Corner Adelaide & Bay 8ta.)
hard-fought match 7-9, 6-3, 8-6
completed their fourth week.
TORONTO
J.C.C.A.
MOVIE
NIGHT
TORONTO
last week in the opener of a" ser
Behind Mickey and Kaide, Singi
Suefuji hit 725, Kaz Kuroda 700,
NIKKA EIGASHA Presents
ies of Japan-Australia tennis
I
Ken
Moritsugu 699, Terry Fuji
matches to be played here.
“The Most Dramatic Motion Picture of the Year‘S
_ The Australian team is visit
oka 691. Good singles were Art
Watanabe’s 352, Muts Baba’s 307 a
ing here before returning home
and Mickey Cinicola’s 301.
alter regaining the Davis Cup
from the United States in New
For the ladies Dot Hayashi hit
(THE SUN NEVER SETS)
i
650(294), Terrie Watanabe 641,
♦
Starring KEIKO KISHI, KEIJI SADA
Sets Sato 634, Phyllis Hodgins
i
-------- -—-______ - --.-.- 619,
Chic
lanagisawa
611,
Nancy
MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES
and an All-Star Cast'
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59 6—JIMMY
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O.K. CLEANERS
B
Hi wa Shizumazu
sL6^1^io"
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RO. 2-8966 days
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CALL'
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BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
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—
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•, Toronto
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chapter. The Continental Tin ln
sues, The New Canadian, and
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Eskies for Yamauchi,
Crows Calgary Scribe
To Film Technique of Mifune, Furukawa, Ishimoto
Shatter Six World
10th Degree Judo Black Belt Swimming Marks
Wednesday, October 12 195:
|
KAZUO G. OIYE
?
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR
Notary
Room 203A
2 College St., Toronto
?
i
^^ARI, Alta.—A win for
?
TOKYO.—A full-length docu
At 72, the great master of
the Stampeders, last place in the mentary movie is being produced I
TOKYO.—In an all-university
Western Interprovincial Football
to preserve for posterity judo as judo is one of the few who hold meet to record official times for
Union, is worth shouting about, it is performed by Kyuzo Mifune, the rank of 10th grade of pro members of the team, two champ
and Calgary Herald sports editor the living monument of the re
ficiency. With his amazing agility ions from Nihon University set
Gorde. Hunter had pats on the markable art of self-defense.
and coordination, which is an art six new world marks in a meet
10114 QUEEN ST. W.
back for most of the local gridhere Oct. 1.
For Pick-up and Delivery
ders when B.C. Lions were- de
in itself, Mifune embodies the
The two are Masaru Furukawa,
feated 18-6 at Mewata Stadium Kaz and Mits Kuroda
fundamental of judo—making breaststroker, and Takashi Ishi
Phone
Oct. 3.
maximum
use
of
a
minimum
ef
EM.
8-6953
moto, butterfly expert.
Top Nisei Majors
Tom Miner was singled out
fort to throw the opponent.
The meet was held in the Fuji
for the first words of praise. Then With 780 Triples
Koto Gakko 25-meter pool.
.The
film
production
is
an
un
followed Bill McKenna, Dominic
The Kuroda brothel's led the dertaking of a committee headed
Furukawa swam the 220-yard
loselle and Joe Yamauchi. Of
pack last Friday in the Nisei by Kanichiro Shinobu, Managing breast in 2m. 31.9s., breaking the
the Nisei, Hunter said:
Majors as Kaz hit- a 789 and Director of the Asahi Shimbun.
2m. 30.8s. record held by Robert
Watch Repair Shop
We re not forgetting the Can Mits 782. And lots of other 700
Godoy of the United States. En
328 roadview ave
adian kids. Only a blind man
i I scores: Shag Taguchi and Tuck ■ Shooting' takes place in the route, he broke his own 200-meter
could miss the work of Joe। I Kataoka, both 754, Tosh Fujioka judo studio in the Tokyo Electric
Toronto
mark of 2m. 33.7s. with a 2m.
Tamauchi. He’s a fullback, but
GL. 3652 — OX. 4-9202(res.)
; 741, Kaide Shimizu 730, Mas Iso- Power Company at Uchisaiwai- 21s. timing. He also set new
we can’t prove it by the weight shima 729, Hank Ryoji 718(364), cho, Chiyoda-ku, every afternoon
marks for the 100-meters and
department. Joe goes in at 174 Joe Ito 716, Maw Mori 715, Terry until October 14.
100-yards.
He was clocked in Im.
pounds thoroughly wet.
There Mifune and his high- 8.3s. and Im. 4s.' for the 100Fujioka 713, Ray Iwata 708,
Say if w-ith flowers
His leception of a swing pass Johnny Takeda 707(304), George ranking pupils daily face three
meters
and
100-yards
respectiv
in the third quarter was an ef Anzai 701, M. Nishimura 701.
movie cameras to show various ely. The recognized 100-meter ?
ENO FLORIST
fort of determination and beauty
techniques
of judo.
Ken Yamada, Advance Electro
niark
is
Im.
9.8s.
held
by
M.
City Wide Delivery
Edmonton always thanks Calgary Plating, Main Auto Body and
One of the three cameras is
Eh one — HA. 2041
for Kwong and the rest, we may Federal Farms took seven points for slow-motion photography^ Petersvictch of Poland and the
100-yard
record
is
Im.
4.3s.
held
■
?
62
as well thank Edmonton for Joe.” from Zaduk & Williams, Ya purported to analyze Mifune’s
Simpson St. — Toronto
!
After an 18-16 Thanksgiving mada Studio, Lewis Men’s Wear faster-than-the-eye motion that by L. Broeck of Sweden.
Ishimoto set a new world re
Day Joss to Saskatchewan, Caland Danforth Cleaners, T & 0 floors his heavier and brawnier cord for the 220-yard butterfly
S^iy has 3 wins, 10 losses.
Caipentry Contractoi’s, Ken Ka adversaries.
as he was clocked in 2m. 21.6s.”,
* * *
About 10,000 feet of film will breaking the old recognized
meoka,
Hank
Ryoji
and Bill Ta
Calgary Stampeders were re
keda Insurance took 5-2 decisions be printed for editing a movie
cently seen in a film demonstra- from Scotty Amemori, Sho Mori, of about seven reels, according standard of 2m. 21.6s. of Philip
Drake of the United States. EnSplit'T for™ation on a Hot Rods and Central Cleaners. mitten3’OkB'M” f01' the
route’ 116 broke JiM Nagasawa’s
CBC-TV program, the Vic Obeck
In addition to sponsoring a
w°rld record for the 200-meters
show. After one attempt at pro league team, Pete Zaduk and
Although
the
film
is
to
show
°
f 2m* 21'6s< with a 2m- 20.8s.
28 4.4 YONOI ITIHT, TORONTO,
nunciation of “Yamauchi,” com Chuck Williams have donted a
ONT.
Mifune
’
s
art,
the
judo
expert
inmentator Obeck gave ujp and re merchandise certificate to the top
sists that he alone should not ~
ferred to Joe only as “Calgary’s
Residence:
triple bowler with handicap of
Office Phone:
Japanese fullback.”
be the star, the spokesman said, NOBUTO, SHIMIZU
EM. 4-1394
2 Vesta Drive
every month throughout the cur- and more than a dozen other IITT Qnn TPTDI
MAfair
1365.
EM. 4-1395
rent season. The league is really experts will be featured.
l^ULEb
Rosewall Beats Miyagi appreciative of this gesture by On coming Sunday, Mifune’s Mickey Nobuto
with 835(326,
Andrew E. McKagiie,
Zaduk & Williams, Men’s Cloth- American pupils will participate 289) and Kaide Shimizu with 808Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
In Tennis Exhibition
lers.
—
CURLY
Public.
in the filming, it was revealed.
(292, 298) registered the best
TOKYO. — Australia’s
201
Northern
Ontario Bldg.
scores last Sunday as the Tor
Rosewall defeated Atsushi Mi830 Bay St.
onto Nisei. Mixed Major bowlers
J’^St Japan s No. 2 player, in a
(-Corner Adelaide & Bay 8ta.)
hard-fought match 7-9, 6-3, 8-6
completed their fourth week.
TORONTO
J.C.C.A.
MOVIE
NIGHT
TORONTO
last week in the opener of a" ser
Behind Mickey and Kaide, Singi
Suefuji hit 725, Kaz Kuroda 700,
NIKKA EIGASHA Presents
ies of Japan-Australia tennis
I
Ken
Moritsugu 699, Terry Fuji
matches to be played here.
“The Most Dramatic Motion Picture of the Year‘S
_ The Australian team is visit
oka 691. Good singles were Art
Watanabe’s 352, Muts Baba’s 307 a
ing here before returning home
and Mickey Cinicola’s 301.
alter regaining the Davis Cup
from the United States in New
For the ladies Dot Hayashi hit
(THE SUN NEVER SETS)
i
650(294), Terrie Watanabe 641,
♦
Starring KEIKO KISHI, KEIJI SADA
Sets Sato 634, Phyllis Hodgins
i
-------- -—-______ - --.-.- 619,
Chic
lanagisawa
611,
Nancy
MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES
and an All-Star Cast'
1384^ Queen W. — LA. 637§
Ikebata 601 and Ginger TerakitaToronto, Ont.
59 6—JIMMY
Also, “Japan’s Beauty Spots” in color
O.K. CLEANERS
B
Hi wa Shizumazu
sL6^1^io"
BING TANAKA
RO. 2-8966 days
BE. 1-0942 eves
37 Norseman St.. Toronto
WILL
CALL'
LUCIEN C. KURATA
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Credit Foncier Building:
244 Bay St. (at King)
TORONTO
EM. 6-0959
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October 14th and 15th, 7:30 p. Ill.
at UKRAINIAN HALL, 300 Bathurst St
•, Toronto
TICKETS may be obtained i
from the JCCA
chapter. The Continental Tin ln
sues, The New Canadian, and
the Japanese food stores.
SSSS.JT l«- 2 wo- at Canon Hall
WELCOME, JAPANESE CANADIANS
Res: RO. 7-3427
GOLDEN DRAGON
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.famous Chinese foods
69 Albert St. —‘Toronto
(at Elizabeth)
Telephone EM. 8-9817
Special a/femion given
to take out orders.
12 noon to 2 a.m
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
Open Noon to 2 a.m.
EM. 8-2475
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131A Dundas St. W., Toronto
SMALL AND ALL SIZES
JUST ARRIVED
SCOTT McHALES for Men, fours & Up
Complete Signs
And Display Service
FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
ME. Jm’ Quee” Street West
LL. 2478 — DON YOKOTA
1345 Davenport Rd., Toronto
The Bill Takeda Agency
ST. 8-7288
EM. 3-3139 (Office)
224 Delhi Ave., Downsview, Ont
homes to buy or sell?
Orders to Take Out
Fall Styles and Colors
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Ininiediate and Best Coverage
for Your Automobile Insurance
Consult Your Friend,
M. YANAGISAWA
'Agent for
. KEN WILES, Realtor
1982 Eglinton Ave. W.
Toronto, Ont.
OR. 1525
or OL. 1427 (Res.)
We cater to Banquets, Weddings, Showers,
Business Parties and Take-Out Orders
Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort
Grand Garden
FAMOUS CHINESE FOODS
C.O.D. ORDERS FROM COAST TO COAST
HARRY LOO
President
EM. 4-5935
126 Elizabeth St., Toronto