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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
EM. 6-5005 < ©
479 QUEEN ST. WEST, Toronto
yol 21—No. 23
SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1958
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History of Japanese Canadians Project were.{adopted at the Na
You’ve pictured the Nisei as a
R SITARR:—- Regarding your
tional JCCA Executive Committee meeting held last Wednesday.
THE HISTORY OF JCs IN B.C.
v-Hde titled “What About repugnant type of person, who
The following statement was issued recently to the provincial
.
—CLOSELY RELATED
certainly
needs
motherly
love
and
;Sei Social Clubs? dated March
chapters
from NJCCA.
understanding
or
perhaps,
as
you
• As a point of information, the
"in this newspaper, you brought
assumed, who goes to church, not S' The National' JCCA submit yama and Frank Moritsugu. They subcommittee is undertaking to
the
attention
of
the
readers
0
we very good points. However for the sake of religious educa that, on the question of whether were asked to serve on the sub assign the writing' of a 15,000tion as I would think, but solely the financial burden of the His committee because each is active word history of the JCs in British
I stand "to contradict some of for social needs.
>ur view-points on the Nisei totory Project will be justified by in a creative profession, each has Columbia, as a submission to a
You certainly have a dim out the results, the following submis considerable knowledge about..the volume of ethnic histories to be
Reviewing* your article, you look on the Nisei, or perhaps on sion both on the question of the Japanese Canadian community, published during the Centennial
It couldn’t be that either use of the recommended sum of and each has experience in un Year of that province. The B.C.
mentioned that, quote: “'The Ni- life.
Chapter of the JCCA was ap
ei find themselves thrown into you yourself are still unmarried $1500 for the Contest which will dertakings of this type.
proached to do this task, and
coM cruel world—no more high or you’ve had some pretty piti be Stage One .of this project and •
their credential
Here
turned it over to the National
chool social life—people tend to ful personal experiences could it ? of the total sum of $13,000-$! 8,>•0 their own way,” etc. That is You seem to pry on this unmar 000 estimated will be needed for @ GEORGE TANAKA —Land- JCCA inasmuch as it fitted in
of the over-all
ried—pushing 30—pairing off, the entire project.
scape architect whose work has with the
■urelv a kick in the pants.
etc. Fine, but don’t get it mixed
been praised and lavishly shown history project.
The subcommittee has had ap
up with the clubs and groups, WHY THE ‘HUGE’ SUM OF
in such publications as Canadian
proval
of its recommendation that
Centre Meeting
Homes and Garden magazine, and
where I’m under the impression $1500 FOR CONTEST PRIZES
a
writer'
be commissioned to
The Committee for the propos people go to pursue a few of their © First of all, this is an ambi- the Toronto Globe and Mail week handle this related project for
ed Japanese Community Centre weaknesses like dancing, bowling •tious project—one of the biggest ly magazine. Former national $200. and is now negotiating with
will hold a meeting on March 25, and gossiping to their friends. and most difficult ever under
(1946-1953), who has travelled a former editor of The New Can
415 Spadina Ave., starting at 8 May I make a suggestion that taken by the JCCA. It will need
extensively
across the country adian who now lectures at the
p.m. to hear a report on the Con you visit a few of these gather full cooperation and help from
and visited most areas where JCs University of Toronto in English.
ings.
I
think
you
’
ll
find
that
stitution of the Japanese Cana
member chapters at all stages to live; a man familiar with regional He has expressed keen interest
dian Community Centre as sub- couples are not lacking at such make it a success.
problems and personalities as in the offer. It is felt that the
doings, even after their “I do”
n: ed by the Constitution Draftwriting of this brief provincial
Our
goal
is
to
produce
a
pro
well as the complete JC picture.
day'
,
•
Committee.
ii
history this year wll be of great
fessionally written history of the.
According
to
you
the
Nisei
are
Finalizing the step in establish
Japanese people in Canada, of 9 RAYMOND MORIYAMA — benefit to the major history un
nothing
but
a
bunch
of
poor
slobs
architect, dertaking because of the useful
ing the Centre as a charitable or
young
high quality. This will not be a Outstanding
and ness of the experience gained.
ganization will headline the meet- who have nothing to do but go mere mimeographed booklet 'to be many times
cholarship
sneaking around the merrymak
as
architectural
medal
winner
passed around among the JCs
At the meeting slated for Tues ing to look for a prospective alone.
student at the University of Tor A FINAL WORD
spouse
rather
than
having
some
day. April 8, 8 p.m. at 415 Spa
onto. Holds a Master’s degree in • As mentioned above, the pro
good
wholesome
fun.
This
history
will
stand
up
re
dina Ave., representatives from
Town Planning' from McGill. His posed history of the Japanese
I
’
m
not
in
all
disagreement
as
spectably
on
apy
bookshelf.
We
the clubs and the organizations
writing's published by such publi
are asked to attend with their it would seem; I’ll back you 100 expect it- to be reviewed not only cations as the Journal of the and most difficult projects ever
cent when you say the Nisei by daily newspaper reviewers in
Undertaken by the J CCA. .We feel
written answers to the question per
clubs prevent more interracial all Canadian cities, but by maga Royal Architectural Institute of that if it fails, it means the Na
naire.
marriages, true but I’m curious zines that deal with books such Canada. He recently crystallized tional JCCA fails. But if it suc
coo
about these questions: Why don’t as Saturday Night and Canadian the plans for the Toronto JCCA ceeds, and with this professional
they want to marry outside their Forum. We expect that all lib Community Centre, and has been advisory group at the helm, and
commissioned to design the build
CCF Leader To Speak
g'roup, and why can’t they ?—May raries in Canada will automatic
ing'. He has Jived for some years with the cooperation from all
Citizens of Metropolitan Tor I have an answer through this ally buy it as an important addi in Japan, and is bilingual.
chapters of the JCCA and the en
onto will have 'an opportunity to paper Mr. Sitarr ?—the readers tion to their Canadian shelf. And
tire JC community in Canada, it '
see and hear the National Leader would probably be interested in we expect it to be a lasting addi © FRANK MORITSUGU—Edi must succeed, we will have justi
of the CCF/M. J. Coldwell, MP, your opinion as I am.
tion to the collection of most Ja tor, writer and reporter. Current fied the existence and the full
I was informed that this name panese Canadian families—-to re ly managing editor of Canadian potential of the National JCCA.
this' Monday, March 24. He
will be speaking at Massey Hall is a non-de-plume and that you call for the older folk the mem Homes and Gardens magazine.
where all the CCF candidates of live outside this fair city. It’s no ories of their early days in Can Was member of The New Cana
the Toronto area will be intro wonder, I wouldn’t stick _ around ada, for the Nisei not only for dian staff during the historic
duced.
Although Mr. Coldwell either . . . by the way, I just bet their own experiences ,but what years of 1941-48 at three differ
has been suffering from influen ■you’ve got a big . . . big back went on before they were born, ent periods. Has made frequent
za, he is expected to recuperate house.
and for the Sansei and their appearances on CBC-TV pro
The National JCCA Immigra
JERRY KUTSUKAKE, children—a chance to learn about gram, Open House. His present
sufficiently for the Toronto CCF
tion
Committee plans to send de
TORONTO
rally.
their heritage and why they are work includes the buying of mag legates to Ottawa around May 5
azine articles as well as editing following the opening of the new
what they are.
Although the Issei among us them, and the general work, of session of Parliament, committee
will naturally contribute greatly supervising a national magazine. chairman Muriel Kitagawa re
Civil Rights Cases of Japanese to be Filmed
to the history by giving informa Also bilingual, and a judo black ported at the NJCCA Executive
SAN FRANCISCO.—A documentary film on civil rights cases tion and other help, the majoi belt.
Committee meeting last Wednes
is now being produced by Columbia University ion the 1942 evacua part of the work involved will be • EDWARD R. IDE—Serving day.
The immigration committee
tion of west coast, persons of Japanese descent being among' the handled by the Nisei. This is as as Advisor to this group, Na
it
should
be,
because
.we
visualize
will
have its Brief completed
tional President of the JCCA.
subjects covered. Six or seven issues brought up to the U.S. Su
this history as a lasting work denext month, and representative
preme Court, including minority voting rights, school segregation dicated with love and gratitude REASONS FOR $1500 PRIZES
cases of people wishing to call
and the 1942 evacuation are being incorporated into the film which to the Issei who began our his 1. The sum of $1500 is admitted close relatives to Canada from
tory in Canada.
is being prepared for use by high Schools and colleges.
ly a lot of money. But it was Japan will be included.
Fred Kayahara reported the re
8* The National Executive Com chosen as the minimum amount commendations of the Organiza
to
impress
on
the
whole
J
C
com
mittee of the JCCA has appioved
and Finance Committee. He
of this project in principle and munity that the History Project tion
stressed
that a ^strong Toronto
is
a
major
undertaking.
of the recommended methods, in
chapter is necessary, and request
2.
It
should
attract
many
more
Backing up the taxi drivers, the cluding the contest and the $1500 entries than would normally en- ed that a meeting of that chapter'
TOKYO.—It’s the “Kamikaze”
to be alloted for prize money be
be called in the near future to
taxi drivers who. are up in arms Tokyo Metropolitan government cause it has full confidence in the ter a contest held among JCs.
discuss
organization and member
this time.
3.
It
also
should
help
to
arouse
authorities decided to clamp down professional
competence
and
ship.
Leadership
training courses
The world’s most criticized cab
judgment of the subcommittee the interest in the history among and St. John’s ambulance
on
offending
taxi
companies
work
t drivers, because of their reckless
who have planned the history pro most JCs whether they enter the were suggested as methods to at
which
they
say
are
responsible
driving in busy downtown Tokyo,
contest or not.
ject.
started a campaign of their own for the kamikaze taxi menace.
4. To justify itself and the Na tract more members. The date
tional JCCA* which is sponsoring for the TJCCA meeting was set
last week.
The authorities said they would WHO ARE THE MEMBERS
it, this whole project must be on for election day, March 31, 8 p.m.
Three hundred drivers held a take action against companies OF THIS SUBCOMMITTEE?
at 415 Spadina. Representatives
basis.
mass meeting and passed resolu
The three original members are a5. professional
which
compel
their
drivers
to
fill
from
the TJCCA Isseibu and Na
Every
stage
of
this
project,
tions demanding better treatment
George Tanaka, Raymond Mori- the subcommittee feels, must be tional JCCA will also attend.
excessive
daily
forms.
from, the cab owning companies
The National JCCA will recom
handled on this basis. This hisas a means to eliminate “Kami
mend
that a national conference
torv
is
intended
to
be
the
legacy
kaze taxis.”
be
held
within a year’s time. .
left
behind
by
all
of
us
Japanese
Fujiyama
says
Japan
Will
not
Join
SEATO
The drivers demanded elimina
In
attendance
at the meeting
Canadians,
to
tell
about
our
par
tion of the company’s set forms
TOKYO —Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama claimed Japan
on
March
18
were
Ed Ide, Y. Hi
ticular
chapter
in
Canada
’
s
his
which they claim have compelled has no intention of joining the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
kida,
G.
Tanaka,
M. Kitagawa,
tory
—
our
first
arrivals,
the
pro
them to drive, in reckless “kami
F.
Kayahara,
F.
Ohtake,
Dr. F.
blems
of
settlement,
how
we
con
kaze” fashion to meet their miniSunahara,
M.
Sumiya,
R.
Inouye,
quered them and other problems
mum cash, returns.
that came at the same time or J. Iwamoto, T. Kameoka and T.
moved
to
The drivers also
■
later—problems caused by our Umezuki.
operate “within speed limits” for
Next
meeting
of
NJCCA will
racial difference, by the tragic
10 days in their safety campaign.
be
Wednesday,
April
16, 8 p.m.,
fact of depression and war and
This was expected to reduce each level, concerning means of building true world peace than form suc
at
415
Spadina.
the turmoil of the aftermath.
car’s daily mileage by 50 per cent
an organizotion.
to 140 miles a day.
I
I
Immigration...
And Organization
Criticized Kamikaze Cabbies Criticize Companies
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
EM. 6-5005 < ©
479 QUEEN ST. WEST, Toronto
yol 21—No. 23
SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1958
\
4
i
i
*
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa
DEAH MaSITARR^
Are Niseis Sfobs'.
TORONTO. ONT.
$$$$$ Can Be Yours
JC History Contest
Recommendations of the National JCCA Committee for the.
History of Japanese Canadians Project were.{adopted at the Na
You’ve pictured the Nisei as a
R SITARR:—- Regarding your
tional JCCA Executive Committee meeting held last Wednesday.
THE HISTORY OF JCs IN B.C.
v-Hde titled “What About repugnant type of person, who
The following statement was issued recently to the provincial
.
—CLOSELY RELATED
certainly
needs
motherly
love
and
;Sei Social Clubs? dated March
chapters
from NJCCA.
understanding
or
perhaps,
as
you
• As a point of information, the
"in this newspaper, you brought
assumed, who goes to church, not S' The National' JCCA submit yama and Frank Moritsugu. They subcommittee is undertaking to
the
attention
of
the
readers
0
we very good points. However for the sake of religious educa that, on the question of whether were asked to serve on the sub assign the writing' of a 15,000tion as I would think, but solely the financial burden of the His committee because each is active word history of the JCs in British
I stand "to contradict some of for social needs.
>ur view-points on the Nisei totory Project will be justified by in a creative profession, each has Columbia, as a submission to a
You certainly have a dim out the results, the following submis considerable knowledge about..the volume of ethnic histories to be
Reviewing* your article, you look on the Nisei, or perhaps on sion both on the question of the Japanese Canadian community, published during the Centennial
It couldn’t be that either use of the recommended sum of and each has experience in un Year of that province. The B.C.
mentioned that, quote: “'The Ni- life.
Chapter of the JCCA was ap
ei find themselves thrown into you yourself are still unmarried $1500 for the Contest which will dertakings of this type.
proached to do this task, and
coM cruel world—no more high or you’ve had some pretty piti be Stage One .of this project and •
their credential
Here
turned it over to the National
chool social life—people tend to ful personal experiences could it ? of the total sum of $13,000-$! 8,>•0 their own way,” etc. That is You seem to pry on this unmar 000 estimated will be needed for @ GEORGE TANAKA —Land- JCCA inasmuch as it fitted in
of the over-all
ried—pushing 30—pairing off, the entire project.
scape architect whose work has with the
■urelv a kick in the pants.
etc. Fine, but don’t get it mixed
been praised and lavishly shown history project.
The subcommittee has had ap
up with the clubs and groups, WHY THE ‘HUGE’ SUM OF
in such publications as Canadian
proval
of its recommendation that
Centre Meeting
Homes and Garden magazine, and
where I’m under the impression $1500 FOR CONTEST PRIZES
a
writer'
be commissioned to
The Committee for the propos people go to pursue a few of their © First of all, this is an ambi- the Toronto Globe and Mail week handle this related project for
ed Japanese Community Centre weaknesses like dancing, bowling •tious project—one of the biggest ly magazine. Former national $200. and is now negotiating with
will hold a meeting on March 25, and gossiping to their friends. and most difficult ever under
(1946-1953), who has travelled a former editor of The New Can
415 Spadina Ave., starting at 8 May I make a suggestion that taken by the JCCA. It will need
extensively
across the country adian who now lectures at the
p.m. to hear a report on the Con you visit a few of these gather full cooperation and help from
and visited most areas where JCs University of Toronto in English.
ings.
I
think
you
’
ll
find
that
stitution of the Japanese Cana
member chapters at all stages to live; a man familiar with regional He has expressed keen interest
dian Community Centre as sub- couples are not lacking at such make it a success.
problems and personalities as in the offer. It is felt that the
doings, even after their “I do”
n: ed by the Constitution Draftwriting of this brief provincial
Our
goal
is
to
produce
a
pro
well as the complete JC picture.
day'
,
•
Committee.
ii
history this year wll be of great
fessionally written history of the.
According
to
you
the
Nisei
are
Finalizing the step in establish
Japanese people in Canada, of 9 RAYMOND MORIYAMA — benefit to the major history un
nothing
but
a
bunch
of
poor
slobs
architect, dertaking because of the useful
ing the Centre as a charitable or
young
high quality. This will not be a Outstanding
and ness of the experience gained.
ganization will headline the meet- who have nothing to do but go mere mimeographed booklet 'to be many times
cholarship
sneaking around the merrymak
as
architectural
medal
winner
passed around among the JCs
At the meeting slated for Tues ing to look for a prospective alone.
student at the University of Tor A FINAL WORD
spouse
rather
than
having
some
day. April 8, 8 p.m. at 415 Spa
onto. Holds a Master’s degree in • As mentioned above, the pro
good
wholesome
fun.
This
history
will
stand
up
re
dina Ave., representatives from
Town Planning' from McGill. His posed history of the Japanese
I
’
m
not
in
all
disagreement
as
spectably
on
apy
bookshelf.
We
the clubs and the organizations
writing's published by such publi
are asked to attend with their it would seem; I’ll back you 100 expect it- to be reviewed not only cations as the Journal of the and most difficult projects ever
cent when you say the Nisei by daily newspaper reviewers in
Undertaken by the J CCA. .We feel
written answers to the question per
clubs prevent more interracial all Canadian cities, but by maga Royal Architectural Institute of that if it fails, it means the Na
naire.
marriages, true but I’m curious zines that deal with books such Canada. He recently crystallized tional JCCA fails. But if it suc
coo
about these questions: Why don’t as Saturday Night and Canadian the plans for the Toronto JCCA ceeds, and with this professional
they want to marry outside their Forum. We expect that all lib Community Centre, and has been advisory group at the helm, and
commissioned to design the build
CCF Leader To Speak
g'roup, and why can’t they ?—May raries in Canada will automatic
ing'. He has Jived for some years with the cooperation from all
Citizens of Metropolitan Tor I have an answer through this ally buy it as an important addi in Japan, and is bilingual.
chapters of the JCCA and the en
onto will have 'an opportunity to paper Mr. Sitarr ?—the readers tion to their Canadian shelf. And
tire JC community in Canada, it '
see and hear the National Leader would probably be interested in we expect it to be a lasting addi © FRANK MORITSUGU—Edi must succeed, we will have justi
of the CCF/M. J. Coldwell, MP, your opinion as I am.
tion to the collection of most Ja tor, writer and reporter. Current fied the existence and the full
I was informed that this name panese Canadian families—-to re ly managing editor of Canadian potential of the National JCCA.
this' Monday, March 24. He
will be speaking at Massey Hall is a non-de-plume and that you call for the older folk the mem Homes and Gardens magazine.
where all the CCF candidates of live outside this fair city. It’s no ories of their early days in Can Was member of The New Cana
the Toronto area will be intro wonder, I wouldn’t stick _ around ada, for the Nisei not only for dian staff during the historic
duced.
Although Mr. Coldwell either . . . by the way, I just bet their own experiences ,but what years of 1941-48 at three differ
has been suffering from influen ■you’ve got a big . . . big back went on before they were born, ent periods. Has made frequent
za, he is expected to recuperate house.
and for the Sansei and their appearances on CBC-TV pro
The National JCCA Immigra
JERRY KUTSUKAKE, children—a chance to learn about gram, Open House. His present
sufficiently for the Toronto CCF
tion
Committee plans to send de
TORONTO
rally.
their heritage and why they are work includes the buying of mag legates to Ottawa around May 5
azine articles as well as editing following the opening of the new
what they are.
Although the Issei among us them, and the general work, of session of Parliament, committee
will naturally contribute greatly supervising a national magazine. chairman Muriel Kitagawa re
Civil Rights Cases of Japanese to be Filmed
to the history by giving informa Also bilingual, and a judo black ported at the NJCCA Executive
SAN FRANCISCO.—A documentary film on civil rights cases tion and other help, the majoi belt.
Committee meeting last Wednes
is now being produced by Columbia University ion the 1942 evacua part of the work involved will be • EDWARD R. IDE—Serving day.
The immigration committee
tion of west coast, persons of Japanese descent being among' the handled by the Nisei. This is as as Advisor to this group, Na
it
should
be,
because
.we
visualize
will
have its Brief completed
tional President of the JCCA.
subjects covered. Six or seven issues brought up to the U.S. Su
this history as a lasting work denext month, and representative
preme Court, including minority voting rights, school segregation dicated with love and gratitude REASONS FOR $1500 PRIZES
cases of people wishing to call
and the 1942 evacuation are being incorporated into the film which to the Issei who began our his 1. The sum of $1500 is admitted close relatives to Canada from
tory in Canada.
is being prepared for use by high Schools and colleges.
ly a lot of money. But it was Japan will be included.
Fred Kayahara reported the re
8* The National Executive Com chosen as the minimum amount commendations of the Organiza
to
impress
on
the
whole
J
C
com
mittee of the JCCA has appioved
and Finance Committee. He
of this project in principle and munity that the History Project tion
stressed
that a ^strong Toronto
is
a
major
undertaking.
of the recommended methods, in
chapter is necessary, and request
2.
It
should
attract
many
more
Backing up the taxi drivers, the cluding the contest and the $1500 entries than would normally en- ed that a meeting of that chapter'
TOKYO.—It’s the “Kamikaze”
to be alloted for prize money be
be called in the near future to
taxi drivers who. are up in arms Tokyo Metropolitan government cause it has full confidence in the ter a contest held among JCs.
discuss
organization and member
this time.
3.
It
also
should
help
to
arouse
authorities decided to clamp down professional
competence
and
ship.
Leadership
training courses
The world’s most criticized cab
judgment of the subcommittee the interest in the history among and St. John’s ambulance
on
offending
taxi
companies
work
t drivers, because of their reckless
who have planned the history pro most JCs whether they enter the were suggested as methods to at
which
they
say
are
responsible
driving in busy downtown Tokyo,
contest or not.
ject.
started a campaign of their own for the kamikaze taxi menace.
4. To justify itself and the Na tract more members. The date
tional JCCA* which is sponsoring for the TJCCA meeting was set
last week.
The authorities said they would WHO ARE THE MEMBERS
it, this whole project must be on for election day, March 31, 8 p.m.
Three hundred drivers held a take action against companies OF THIS SUBCOMMITTEE?
at 415 Spadina. Representatives
basis.
mass meeting and passed resolu
The three original members are a5. professional
which
compel
their
drivers
to
fill
from
the TJCCA Isseibu and Na
Every
stage
of
this
project,
tions demanding better treatment
George Tanaka, Raymond Mori- the subcommittee feels, must be tional JCCA will also attend.
excessive
daily
forms.
from, the cab owning companies
The National JCCA will recom
handled on this basis. This hisas a means to eliminate “Kami
mend
that a national conference
torv
is
intended
to
be
the
legacy
kaze taxis.”
be
held
within a year’s time. .
left
behind
by
all
of
us
Japanese
Fujiyama
says
Japan
Will
not
Join
SEATO
The drivers demanded elimina
In
attendance
at the meeting
Canadians,
to
tell
about
our
par
tion of the company’s set forms
TOKYO —Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama claimed Japan
on
March
18
were
Ed Ide, Y. Hi
ticular
chapter
in
Canada
’
s
his
which they claim have compelled has no intention of joining the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
kida,
G.
Tanaka,
M. Kitagawa,
tory
—
our
first
arrivals,
the
pro
them to drive, in reckless “kami
F.
Kayahara,
F.
Ohtake,
Dr. F.
blems
of
settlement,
how
we
con
kaze” fashion to meet their miniSunahara,
M.
Sumiya,
R.
Inouye,
quered them and other problems
mum cash, returns.
that came at the same time or J. Iwamoto, T. Kameoka and T.
moved
to
The drivers also
■
later—problems caused by our Umezuki.
operate “within speed limits” for
Next
meeting
of
NJCCA will
racial difference, by the tragic
10 days in their safety campaign.
be
Wednesday,
April
16, 8 p.m.,
fact of depression and war and
This was expected to reduce each level, concerning means of building true world peace than form suc
at
415
Spadina.
the turmoil of the aftermath.
car’s daily mileage by 50 per cent
an organizotion.
to 140 miles a day.
I
I
Immigration...
And Organization
Criticized Kamikaze Cabbies Criticize Companies
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Saturday, March 22jo;;
Ontario Yudansha-Kai gives Promotions
CALENDAR bundas union stobe
The Ontario Yudansha-Kai on Tournament will be held April 19
March 16, promoted eight judoka
to the black belt class.
Adam
MARCH
Gores,
A.
Kampman, LA_ ,
mmard Winnipeg Judo Tourney 22—Toronto. NYAF Japan Nite, Ichiro's
Knight, Irving Arnold, Bernard
Hideaway, 701 Dovercourt Rd., 7:30.
Logan, Norman Love, William
Miller Nite, Hastings Auditorium.
Manson and Cecil Ferrier were* west Judo Tournament will be
23—Toronto. TSO Sunday afternoon con
promoted to the shodan class.
cert, Massey Hall, 2:30 p.m., ancient
held at the Weston School. Leiran
Masao Takahashi and Mits Ta- Ave. and Quelch St., on Anri!
Javanese court music; C
broadcast
3 p.m.
nino were promoted to nidan on beginning at 2 to 10 p.m. Arlm-s28—Toronto. Club Phenix',
the same day, while Bob Kamino, sion is $1.
ing in Hi-Fi, UNF Hal
downstairs,
Hideo Tokairin, Frank Sumi and
8-12.
There will be' individual and
Mac Oikawa attained the sandan club competitions with partici- 29—Montreal. MYBA Spring Hop, Jewish
class. Some 28 others in the non pants from Brandon,
Hall, Esplanada and Laurier, 8:30 p.m.
black belt . divisions were also Bryden, Saskatoon, Regina, Win
APRIL
prompted.
nipeg YMCA- and -the Manitoba
The club’s annual Surin Judo Judo Club in attendance.
4—Raymond, Alta. RYBA 12th Miss
Sunny Alberta Dance, Henderson Lake
KEGNEWSACKOSS CAW ADA
DANFORTH:
High
average
man
SUNDAY 10-PIN (Mar. K): patJ i
George Masuda shot a neat 738 fc
May 3-1, over Ken, Mike, Geoed by Harry Simpson's 721 (291) ana ney,
Herby vs Mas 2-2.
Roy Tanaka's 714.
With Hdcp.: Mary Kadohama
a big St. Patrick's day for (217), Yoko Noda 595 (209),'Mav Mu
lorchy Abe. She hit a terrific 351 single 594 (218), Eiko Nishimura 570, Kim Be
°Qd a 691 triple and also grabbed the 567 (200), Anne Okada 564 (210) Ko
high, average from Pat Ono with on’y Minakata 625 (225), Ed Ebisuzaki
608
one more night to go.
vMie Hamaguchi 688 (267), Yoshiko (219), Tats Baba 595 (218), Ken Naka ha(212), Archie Matsumoto 583
Oda 641 (252), Jess Tanaka 621 (250),
Kim Onizuka 612, Poshly© Katsuvama (216). Flat: Terry Doi 553 (206) J
J°Alada 548 <22?). Joe Tsujimoto >46
610. Theresa Shimon (267) single
(209), losh Iwai 535, Ken Doi 517 b
TEAM STANDINGS: Tak 120 Yo 105
__nAr
Roy 92, Harley 92, Kat 9r, Aki 87, Don Kawabata -508.
85, Tets 84.
Harley _ NISEI MAJORS (Mar. 14): H. Inouve
799, H. Furukawa 788, S. Nishikawa 748
TYBS (Mar.
------- 16); George Fukusaka M. Sasaki 748. S. Wakabayashi 737 M*
S' Jad Nishimura 745, Mas Yamada Nob uto 704.
662, George Fujita 658, Mickey Kobaya
shi 627, Sam Noda 607, Ross Kawabata
603. Ladies: Nancy Mori 763, Rose Fuji
moto 722. : Kim Kono 649, Hedy 'Mitsu"
hashi 684, Amy Fukusaka 608, Nancy
Fujita 600.
Pavillion, 9-1 a.m., $1.50, crowning of
Miss Sunny Alberta.
4-5-6—Toronto. Eastern Conference of
YES (10th Anniversary).
8—Toronto. Committee for Toronto JC
Centre meeting,'8 p.m., 415
Spadina.
12—Hamilton. HJCCA Basketball tourney,
467 Main E , and Presentation Dance,
Armenian
Community
Centre,
69
Princess St.
1G~Tor.o:nto- NJCCA Executive Committee
Meeting, 415 Spadina, 3 p.m.
19——Toronto.
Ontario
Yudansha-Kai
Spring Judo Tourney at YMHA gym.
2GJJHamiHon' OnL Kod°kari Judo Club
6th annual tourney at Hamilton YMCA.
•
VANCOUVER NISEI: "A" Danny Oka
no 783 (311), Tom Nomura 761 (325)
?nnV^™mS^ba/42 (??7L Iim Nishimura
700 U9U). Ladies: Connie Nozaki 670
(236), Sumire Sakamoto-662 (232).
"B" Shig Sakaki 734 (300), Yosh Ta
bata 705 (269), Bill Haraga 697 (263),
^?n,ouyc 690 (269)- Aki Tsuji 657
(2/5). Lacties; Miwa Tada rolled a nice
game of 731 to break the high triple
'
"B” Ladies. Miwa Tada *731 (262),
Shirley Shoji 594 "'"r' joy Nozaki 575
SEASON’S- HIGH:
--------- .
average—triple
and single, Dave Matsuba with 252 °85
??d,lesL average Michiko Fujisawa
ZU5, triple Sumire Sakamoto 811, sinale
Joyce Okahori 356.
"B"—average and tripl
• e—ken Yurugi
with zO2
202J 854, single
' '
witn
Yosh Uno 363
^alos average: Shirley Shoji MS, triple
a Tada 731, single Marco Asahina
—D.S.M.
Female Help Wanted
JUNIOR bookkeeper; typing required,
modern office, Bay-College district. UniFKzmSi'rHoF1^re^' ^ Laplante Ave.,
EM. 4-0125 (Toronto).
FEMALE hostesses wanted, ■ full time.
glQuire, House of Fuji-Matsu
Phonp
^’8527 °r EM' 4-8064. (Toronto)
OPERATORS experienced ‘ for cower
sewing-machines on children's clothing
Appiy Starr Hollywood, 993 Queen St.’
w. at Shaw St. (Toronto).
YOUNG girl xor office work, tyoing and
^^^ng telephone. Phone RU. 2-3269
after 6 p.m. (Toronto).
Room and Board
Roo^^Tw?JWpi^Fv5^
'er home. Phone Dickens 8863, Vancou-
Rooms to Let
ROUGH spotter for drycleariers, exg®rl®nce. not necessary. Apply 2318 Bloor
St West, phone RO. 6-1007 (Toronto). 7
PLEASE TRY IT NEXT TIME
PHONE EM. 4-7692
17.3 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
WELCOME, JAPANESE CANADIANS
GOLDEN DRAGON
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
We are open to the public this Sunday
Open Noon to 2 a.m.
EM. 8-2475
Orders to Take Ou*
131A Dundas St. W„ Toronto
HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY LTD
2895 Bloor St. West, Toronto
(AT KINGSWAY)
KO. 9-5565. (Toronto)
CUTTER experienced on lingerie or
sportswear. Apply between 10 a.m.-12
noon. 350 Sorauren Ave.. (Toronto).'
^Tj^bNCED automobile engine rebuilder. Young man to train in and for
automotive machine shop. Apply Chris^tomotiye Engineering. 176'Christie
bt. (1 oronto).
'
GARDENERS wanted. Phone' HO. 5-8803
(1 oronto).
• .
Business for Sale
CONFECTIONERY store
BUSY Bloor Street West, doing good
business, $4,000 will handle.
Many
houses, 8 to 15 rooms, good income,
can buy some with very small down
payment. Phone
SAM S. TSUMURA
Keith Brooks Real Estate
582 Yonge Street,'- Toronto
WA. 4-7711 or Res.: AT. 2-3873
kitchen with stoue.and sink
Hblnb aPd Danf°^- Phone OX.*
9-6174 after 6 p.m. (Toronto).
' -
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........... . §3.15
...:.....;.,..2.............
CUSTOM-BUILT AUTOMATIC PUSH-BUTTON
CAR RADIO $62.50
Male Help Wanted
^°.^E sewer, experienced on doll
clothes with electric machine, apply
secona floor, 350 Sorauren Aye., Toronto
MARUKIN SOY SAUCE
1 Gallon
PATRONIZE
OUR ADVERTISERS
CLASSIFIED' SECTION
RECSOCRATIC
Hi
USOCH ATIC. (Mar. 16): Min Nagainn^n'he ^‘^ man for the day with
780 (297), Ken Nagasaka 738 (255), Tosh
Ornoto 736 (270), Ken Izumi 708 (299).
For the ladies Mary Mitsuki was tops
with 683 264), Jean Shintani 669 (278)
Mary Uno 612 (252). ■
With only 3 weeks remaining 4 teams
^^vo struggling for the league champion
ship. Husky's. leads with 111 pts.'. Sab
108, Paul 103 and Joe 102.
Economical, Tasty
.
PHONE BE. 3-1223
—ASK FOR TOSH KODAMA—
Buy Your House Through
The Most Successful Realtor in Toronto
A Big Majority of Japanese Canadian Customers
.
Purchase Their Homes Through
M. YANAGISAWA
__
\
representing
153 St. Clair Ave. W,
TORONTO, Ont
WA. 1-1191
.
LE. 4-1427 or CR. 8-1683
■3cassaEsag<i
ex® ® ©
WOMEN'S VESTS
Small, Medium, large
WOMEN'S ELASTIC
• KNEE BLOOMERS
QUALITY FOSS THE WHOLE FAMILY
^
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PENMANS UNDERWEAR and Hosiery
. has everything in your favour.
including the price asked. There is a stvl
>.
to please every member of the
¥ family—a as eight that is suitable
for their particular requireA
nents, and a quality that h
earned a constant and
increasing favour with
hrilty buyers during 89
years in the making of
underwear and Iiosiery
for Canadian famihe
PEI
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Saturday, March 22jo;;
Ontario Yudansha-Kai gives Promotions
CALENDAR bundas union stobe
The Ontario Yudansha-Kai on Tournament will be held April 19
March 16, promoted eight judoka
to the black belt class.
Adam
MARCH
Gores,
A.
Kampman, LA_ ,
mmard Winnipeg Judo Tourney 22—Toronto. NYAF Japan Nite, Ichiro's
Knight, Irving Arnold, Bernard
Hideaway, 701 Dovercourt Rd., 7:30.
Logan, Norman Love, William
Miller Nite, Hastings Auditorium.
Manson and Cecil Ferrier were* west Judo Tournament will be
23—Toronto. TSO Sunday afternoon con
promoted to the shodan class.
cert, Massey Hall, 2:30 p.m., ancient
held at the Weston School. Leiran
Masao Takahashi and Mits Ta- Ave. and Quelch St., on Anri!
Javanese court music; C
broadcast
3 p.m.
nino were promoted to nidan on beginning at 2 to 10 p.m. Arlm-s28—Toronto. Club Phenix',
the same day, while Bob Kamino, sion is $1.
ing in Hi-Fi, UNF Hal
downstairs,
Hideo Tokairin, Frank Sumi and
8-12.
There will be' individual and
Mac Oikawa attained the sandan club competitions with partici- 29—Montreal. MYBA Spring Hop, Jewish
class. Some 28 others in the non pants from Brandon,
Hall, Esplanada and Laurier, 8:30 p.m.
black belt . divisions were also Bryden, Saskatoon, Regina, Win
APRIL
prompted.
nipeg YMCA- and -the Manitoba
The club’s annual Surin Judo Judo Club in attendance.
4—Raymond, Alta. RYBA 12th Miss
Sunny Alberta Dance, Henderson Lake
KEGNEWSACKOSS CAW ADA
DANFORTH:
High
average
man
SUNDAY 10-PIN (Mar. K): patJ i
George Masuda shot a neat 738 fc
May 3-1, over Ken, Mike, Geoed by Harry Simpson's 721 (291) ana ney,
Herby vs Mas 2-2.
Roy Tanaka's 714.
With Hdcp.: Mary Kadohama
a big St. Patrick's day for (217), Yoko Noda 595 (209),'Mav Mu
lorchy Abe. She hit a terrific 351 single 594 (218), Eiko Nishimura 570, Kim Be
°Qd a 691 triple and also grabbed the 567 (200), Anne Okada 564 (210) Ko
high, average from Pat Ono with on’y Minakata 625 (225), Ed Ebisuzaki
608
one more night to go.
vMie Hamaguchi 688 (267), Yoshiko (219), Tats Baba 595 (218), Ken Naka ha(212), Archie Matsumoto 583
Oda 641 (252), Jess Tanaka 621 (250),
Kim Onizuka 612, Poshly© Katsuvama (216). Flat: Terry Doi 553 (206) J
J°Alada 548 <22?). Joe Tsujimoto >46
610. Theresa Shimon (267) single
(209), losh Iwai 535, Ken Doi 517 b
TEAM STANDINGS: Tak 120 Yo 105
__nAr
Roy 92, Harley 92, Kat 9r, Aki 87, Don Kawabata -508.
85, Tets 84.
Harley _ NISEI MAJORS (Mar. 14): H. Inouve
799, H. Furukawa 788, S. Nishikawa 748
TYBS (Mar.
------- 16); George Fukusaka M. Sasaki 748. S. Wakabayashi 737 M*
S' Jad Nishimura 745, Mas Yamada Nob uto 704.
662, George Fujita 658, Mickey Kobaya
shi 627, Sam Noda 607, Ross Kawabata
603. Ladies: Nancy Mori 763, Rose Fuji
moto 722. : Kim Kono 649, Hedy 'Mitsu"
hashi 684, Amy Fukusaka 608, Nancy
Fujita 600.
Pavillion, 9-1 a.m., $1.50, crowning of
Miss Sunny Alberta.
4-5-6—Toronto. Eastern Conference of
YES (10th Anniversary).
8—Toronto. Committee for Toronto JC
Centre meeting,'8 p.m., 415
Spadina.
12—Hamilton. HJCCA Basketball tourney,
467 Main E , and Presentation Dance,
Armenian
Community
Centre,
69
Princess St.
1G~Tor.o:nto- NJCCA Executive Committee
Meeting, 415 Spadina, 3 p.m.
19——Toronto.
Ontario
Yudansha-Kai
Spring Judo Tourney at YMHA gym.
2GJJHamiHon' OnL Kod°kari Judo Club
6th annual tourney at Hamilton YMCA.
•
VANCOUVER NISEI: "A" Danny Oka
no 783 (311), Tom Nomura 761 (325)
?nnV^™mS^ba/42 (??7L Iim Nishimura
700 U9U). Ladies: Connie Nozaki 670
(236), Sumire Sakamoto-662 (232).
"B" Shig Sakaki 734 (300), Yosh Ta
bata 705 (269), Bill Haraga 697 (263),
^?n,ouyc 690 (269)- Aki Tsuji 657
(2/5). Lacties; Miwa Tada rolled a nice
game of 731 to break the high triple
'
"B” Ladies. Miwa Tada *731 (262),
Shirley Shoji 594 "'"r' joy Nozaki 575
SEASON’S- HIGH:
--------- .
average—triple
and single, Dave Matsuba with 252 °85
??d,lesL average Michiko Fujisawa
ZU5, triple Sumire Sakamoto 811, sinale
Joyce Okahori 356.
"B"—average and tripl
• e—ken Yurugi
with zO2
202J 854, single
' '
witn
Yosh Uno 363
^alos average: Shirley Shoji MS, triple
a Tada 731, single Marco Asahina
—D.S.M.
Female Help Wanted
JUNIOR bookkeeper; typing required,
modern office, Bay-College district. UniFKzmSi'rHoF1^re^' ^ Laplante Ave.,
EM. 4-0125 (Toronto).
FEMALE hostesses wanted, ■ full time.
glQuire, House of Fuji-Matsu
Phonp
^’8527 °r EM' 4-8064. (Toronto)
OPERATORS experienced ‘ for cower
sewing-machines on children's clothing
Appiy Starr Hollywood, 993 Queen St.’
w. at Shaw St. (Toronto).
YOUNG girl xor office work, tyoing and
^^^ng telephone. Phone RU. 2-3269
after 6 p.m. (Toronto).
Room and Board
Roo^^Tw?JWpi^Fv5^
'er home. Phone Dickens 8863, Vancou-
Rooms to Let
ROUGH spotter for drycleariers, exg®rl®nce. not necessary. Apply 2318 Bloor
St West, phone RO. 6-1007 (Toronto). 7
PLEASE TRY IT NEXT TIME
PHONE EM. 4-7692
17.3 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
WELCOME, JAPANESE CANADIANS
GOLDEN DRAGON
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
We are open to the public this Sunday
Open Noon to 2 a.m.
EM. 8-2475
Orders to Take Ou*
131A Dundas St. W„ Toronto
HIGHWAY AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY LTD
2895 Bloor St. West, Toronto
(AT KINGSWAY)
KO. 9-5565. (Toronto)
CUTTER experienced on lingerie or
sportswear. Apply between 10 a.m.-12
noon. 350 Sorauren Ave.. (Toronto).'
^Tj^bNCED automobile engine rebuilder. Young man to train in and for
automotive machine shop. Apply Chris^tomotiye Engineering. 176'Christie
bt. (1 oronto).
'
GARDENERS wanted. Phone' HO. 5-8803
(1 oronto).
• .
Business for Sale
CONFECTIONERY store
BUSY Bloor Street West, doing good
business, $4,000 will handle.
Many
houses, 8 to 15 rooms, good income,
can buy some with very small down
payment. Phone
SAM S. TSUMURA
Keith Brooks Real Estate
582 Yonge Street,'- Toronto
WA. 4-7711 or Res.: AT. 2-3873
kitchen with stoue.and sink
Hblnb aPd Danf°^- Phone OX.*
9-6174 after 6 p.m. (Toronto).
' -
i^jI001115'
........... . §3.15
...:.....;.,..2.............
CUSTOM-BUILT AUTOMATIC PUSH-BUTTON
CAR RADIO $62.50
Male Help Wanted
^°.^E sewer, experienced on doll
clothes with electric machine, apply
secona floor, 350 Sorauren Aye., Toronto
MARUKIN SOY SAUCE
1 Gallon
PATRONIZE
OUR ADVERTISERS
CLASSIFIED' SECTION
RECSOCRATIC
Hi
USOCH ATIC. (Mar. 16): Min Nagainn^n'he ^‘^ man for the day with
780 (297), Ken Nagasaka 738 (255), Tosh
Ornoto 736 (270), Ken Izumi 708 (299).
For the ladies Mary Mitsuki was tops
with 683 264), Jean Shintani 669 (278)
Mary Uno 612 (252). ■
With only 3 weeks remaining 4 teams
^^vo struggling for the league champion
ship. Husky's. leads with 111 pts.'. Sab
108, Paul 103 and Joe 102.
Economical, Tasty
.
PHONE BE. 3-1223
—ASK FOR TOSH KODAMA—
Buy Your House Through
The Most Successful Realtor in Toronto
A Big Majority of Japanese Canadian Customers
.
Purchase Their Homes Through
M. YANAGISAWA
__
\
representing
153 St. Clair Ave. W,
TORONTO, Ont
WA. 1-1191
.
LE. 4-1427 or CR. 8-1683
■3cassaEsag<i
ex® ® ©
WOMEN'S VESTS
Small, Medium, large
WOMEN'S ELASTIC
• KNEE BLOOMERS
QUALITY FOSS THE WHOLE FAMILY
^
fl
PENMANS UNDERWEAR and Hosiery
. has everything in your favour.
including the price asked. There is a stvl
>.
to please every member of the
¥ family—a as eight that is suitable
for their particular requireA
nents, and a quality that h
earned a constant and
increasing favour with
hrilty buyers during 89
years in the making of
underwear and Iiosiery
for Canadian famihe
PEI
.4
GIRLS’ VESTS AND BRIEFS
| -SATYRS.’
f-JZ/ZZ/^V/J
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GIRLS’ PANTIES AND VIS
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Plans Bussei Bazaar
_ HAMILTON
The Hamilton
Young Buddhi;
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May
at the Cannon
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Personal Notes
Michi Kobi—struggle to keep eating and working
SAN FRANCISCO.—Michi Ko, there is really a limit
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actress, may soon give up her which can be built around the
acting career and launch-out as theme .of the American soldier
Engagements
HASUI S. KOH DO
627 BAY STREET. TORONTO • EM. 8-9768
and the native girl.”
RES 2O1« BEVERLEY STREET • EM. 3- 5081
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York
School and tier role in the na
nounce the engagement of their
intensified
when
the.
actress
i
tional
company of '“Teahouse of
WINNIPEG.—The MJCCA will daughter-, Aiko Sakai, to Kivoshi
the
August
Moon.” there was a
hold a general meeting on Sun
on of Mr. and Mrs. MaSacramento-born
.
Michi
Kobi
struggle
to
keep
eating and workday, April_ 20 at the Manitoba
agi of Nipigon, Ont. on
WE HAVE NO
has
gotten
up
the
ladder
of
theat
March
2.
Buddhist Hall commencing- at
SERVICE -CHARGES
rical success to the point- where “I took any job I could get,”
1:30 p.m.
It is requested that
*
*
*
she
is now a tribute to her beauty Miss Kobi recalled, “and much of
everyone attend th
important
Mrs. Ai Kamitomo of Raymond, and talent—but it is not surpris the time I was a saleswoman. I
meeting.
The J CCA is also proposing an Alta., wishes to announce the en ing she is considering a change got quite a few off Broadway
roles and a lot of work in tele
Angler’s Club this coming sea gagement of her third daughter, in her career.
vision.
1 have played everything1
Miss
Kobi;
in
Sacramento
early
son if there are enough people Tomiko Kamitomo. to Shigeto
from
a
Balinese nurse to a Chi
this
month
for
a
private
showing
interested. Membership will not
TRAVELLING
of
her
film,
"Dateline
Tokyo,
”
nese
Warbride.
”
Takeyasu,
second
son
of
Mr.
and
be restricted to Japanese only.
said
she
is
tentatively
planning
The
big
break
came with an off
TO JAPAN
Mrs.
Nobuichi
Takeyasu
of
Leth
The fee will be set at a later date
Broadway
production
of Ted Pol
to
change
her
acting
career
to
a
depending on the size of the bridge, Alta., on Feb. 23 at Shan
singing
career.
lack
’
s
“
Wedding
in
Japan
” which
membership.
ghai Restaurant.
attracted
great
interest
as the
The
beautiful
young
Japanese
Or Bringing Some
first
play
handling
interracial
American
who
left
her
native
city
Sewanin
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
one over?
We represent all
of Sacramento when she was an problems in occupied Japan.
Nakamura.
lines including
Last Show at Garret
“It drew first string reviewers
infant,
is a graduate of the Dra
American President
instead
of the usual second string
matic
Workshop
of
the
New
Northwest Airlines
The final exhibition of paint Obituaries
School
in
New
York
—
the
school
that
off
Broadway shows usually
Canadian Pacific
ings and drawings at The Garret
and Pah American
get.
”
the
actress said, “and that
which
produced
such
stars
as
SAITO
Write or call for opened last night and will last
always
helps.
”
Marlon
Brando,
Harry
.Belafonte
full information and until April 12. The nine youngMi's.
Natsu
Saito,
65,
of
Toron
Miss
Kobi
’
s
first appearance in
and
Anthony
Franciosca,
among
rates.
painters, students of the Ontario
to,
wife of the late Kohei Saito, others.
a
Broadway
production
was sig
College of Art, are Carmichael, passed away on March 14 at the
nificantly
with
a
musical
produc
“
But
the
school
does
not
have
Cowan, Curnoe, Larocque. NalyQueen
Elizabeth
Hospital
in
Tor
tion.
She
was
the
commentator
any
way
to
place
its
graduates
in
wajko,
Sunahara,
Thompson,
onto. Funeral services were held
Tinkl and Watson. The Garret is at the Japanese United Church on roles,” Miss Kobi explained, “and for the Azuma Kabuki dancers
it is a bit harder for a Nisei, as brought to America by Sol Hurok.
open Wednesday evenings and March 17.
55 Wellington Street West
Rev.
K.
Shimizu offi- for a Negro or other racial min
“I never think of this,” she
weekends at 218 John St. at ciated.
said,
“as an acting role. It was
orities.
There
is
limitation
to
the
Toronto
EM, 6-6451
Grange.
more
like a concert. I even had
number
of
roles
one
can
apply
=
*
for. One can't play Caucasian to join the musician’s union. I
TAHARA
really think I got my start on
parts.
Broadway when I became the un
“
Of
course,
”
she
added,
“
it
is
Funeral services for Sadaichi
derstudy
for Machiko Niki in
much easier now. Some television
Tahara, 80, of Toronto, formerly shows. are using- actors and act ‘Teahouse’ and later took the
of New Denver, B.C., who was resses, without regard for race. role.”
fatally
injured on March 16, For instance, they will call for a
. CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE
Miss Kobi, who is starring in
1958,
were
held March 19 at the role of a doctor- and not make the the film “Dateline Tokyo” pro
© RECOVERING
© REBUILDING
a REMODELLING s
Toronto Buddhist Church. Rev. point of whether the doctor is duced by Nacirema, will sing two
WIDE SELECTION OF LATEST FABRICS
T. Tsuji conducted the services.
songs in the. film which will be
white or Negro.”
For Free Estimates Call
352 Downsview Ave.
The deceased is survived by his
recorded
by her this summer.
She
pointed
out,
however,
that
'Ralph
Kamo
ME,.
3-2433
Toronto 15
sons, Noboru and Mamoru of Tor this is a slow process.
“I think I.may go into singing
onto, and Mrs. C. (Kaneko) Ha
“There are .a Iso more plays and and club entertaining,” she’said,
yashi of Fort William, Ont.
wresanaa
films written about this break “because as an actress, there is
down of racial barriers today in too much time spent waiting be
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JC Wins Musical Award
Karen Takenaka and Olena
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won top honors in the 11
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which started last Monday
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MONTREAL NEWS
Chemistry
•
Music
United Church News
MONTREAL.—The Nisei Unit
ed Church is sponsoring a Spa
ghetti Dinner- and Program on
Saturday, March 22 at 6 p.m.
Cost is $1 for adults, children^512 50 cents, under 5 free. The
spaghetti is being provided by the
F.D.R. Restaurant. Treat the
family to a Spaghetti Dinner and
have an enjoyable evening watch
ing the Youth Club Talent Revue.
Nisei W.A. will be holding thennext meeting on Wed., March 26
at 8:30 p.m. Newly elected offi
cers will be installed and a pro
ject night is being planned.
For a Better Centre
EASTER SERVICE will be
general held on Sunday, April 6 at 2:30
MONTREAL.
meeting of the Community Centre p.m. The Nisei Choir will be in
will be held on March 29, 8 p.m. attendance. Choir practice, in
at 175 Sherbrooke St. E. This preparation for Easter, is held
meeting will discuss the various every Wednesday at 8 p.m. and
topics relating to the Japanese any Nisei who likes to sing is
community at large. It has been welcome to (participate and help
some five years that the Com- out the choir.
munity Centre has been in. use
*
and it is hoped that the election
.
. D
,
of hew' officers will further the Homemaker s Heport
extensive use it is now having.
MONTREAL.—At the general
meeting of the Montreal Home
maker’s Club, the following were
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elected to office: President Hazel
The New Canadian acknowledges with Watanabe, vice-president Frances
thanks generous donations from the fol Isomura, secretary Ruth Oda,
lowing:
K. Z’Graggen, social
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Nishina, Toronto,^ treasurer
conveners Helen Ogura, Toyo
on daughter's engagement.
Ochiai, representatives Kim Ya
Mr. H. Irie, Edmonton, Alta.,
mada.
Anonymous, Vancouver, B.C.
MONTREAL. — Abraham Kaba yam a received his Ph.D. in chemistry at the University’- of Mon
treal. June Ito, ARTC piano
(written) received honors in the
Royal Conservatory of Music of
Toronto. Also announced as suc
cessful candidates were: Piano
grade six, Naomi Yamaoka (honors), Dennis Sakamoto; pianograde three, Nana Sakamoto
(first 'class honors), Geraldine
Sakamoto (honors).
*
*
*
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH918 B“thur8‘ st
SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1958
10:30 a.m., Sunday School
11 a.m., Sprina Devotion—Ohigan
"THE BODHISATTV’S LIFE OF SERVICE"
Rev. Takashi Tsuji
EVERYONE
CORDIALLY
INVITED
NISEI UNITED CHURCH 701 Dovercourt Rd.. Toronto
SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1958.
11:30 a.m.. Junior Congregation
11:30 a.m.. Nisei Communion Service
"THE CURTAIN. OF THE TEMPLE WAS TORN IN TWO"
Rev. Bruce Cunningham, B.Sc., B.D.
A
HEARTY WELCOME
TO
ALL
II
II
PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
s
OA'sdAuzq £Inuitation&
PAGE 7
Plans Bussei Bazaar
_ HAMILTON
The Hamilton
Young Buddhi;
ing a Bazaar ,
May
at the Cannon
v.Hi toiiow at a later
Personal Notes
Michi Kobi—struggle to keep eating and working
SAN FRANCISCO.—Michi Ko, there is really a limit
to
stage and movie
number of productions
actress, may soon give up her which can be built around the
acting career and launch-out as theme .of the American soldier
Engagements
HASUI S. KOH DO
627 BAY STREET. TORONTO • EM. 8-9768
and the native girl.”
RES 2O1« BEVERLEY STREET • EM. 3- 5081
The
classic
story
of
the
strug
Mr. and Mrs. Tetsuma Sakai
ing young
tween graduation from the New
A ancouver. B.C. wish to an
MJ CCA Meeting
the
surge
doors
of
New
York
School and tier role in the na
nounce the engagement of their
intensified
when
the.
actress
i
tional
company of '“Teahouse of
WINNIPEG.—The MJCCA will daughter-, Aiko Sakai, to Kivoshi
the
August
Moon.” there was a
hold a general meeting on Sun
on of Mr. and Mrs. MaSacramento-born
.
Michi
Kobi
struggle
to
keep
eating and workday, April_ 20 at the Manitoba
agi of Nipigon, Ont. on
WE HAVE NO
has
gotten
up
the
ladder
of
theat
March
2.
Buddhist Hall commencing- at
SERVICE -CHARGES
rical success to the point- where “I took any job I could get,”
1:30 p.m.
It is requested that
*
*
*
she
is now a tribute to her beauty Miss Kobi recalled, “and much of
everyone attend th
important
Mrs. Ai Kamitomo of Raymond, and talent—but it is not surpris the time I was a saleswoman. I
meeting.
The J CCA is also proposing an Alta., wishes to announce the en ing she is considering a change got quite a few off Broadway
roles and a lot of work in tele
Angler’s Club this coming sea gagement of her third daughter, in her career.
vision.
1 have played everything1
Miss
Kobi;
in
Sacramento
early
son if there are enough people Tomiko Kamitomo. to Shigeto
from
a
Balinese nurse to a Chi
this
month
for
a
private
showing
interested. Membership will not
TRAVELLING
of
her
film,
"Dateline
Tokyo,
”
nese
Warbride.
”
Takeyasu,
second
son
of
Mr.
and
be restricted to Japanese only.
said
she
is
tentatively
planning
The
big
break
came with an off
TO JAPAN
Mrs.
Nobuichi
Takeyasu
of
Leth
The fee will be set at a later date
Broadway
production
of Ted Pol
to
change
her
acting
career
to
a
depending on the size of the bridge, Alta., on Feb. 23 at Shan
singing
career.
lack
’
s
“
Wedding
in
Japan
” which
membership.
ghai Restaurant.
attracted
great
interest
as the
The
beautiful
young
Japanese
Or Bringing Some
first
play
handling
interracial
American
who
left
her
native
city
Sewanin
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
one over?
We represent all
of Sacramento when she was an problems in occupied Japan.
Nakamura.
lines including
Last Show at Garret
“It drew first string reviewers
infant,
is a graduate of the Dra
American President
instead
of the usual second string
matic
Workshop
of
the
New
Northwest Airlines
The final exhibition of paint Obituaries
School
in
New
York
—
the
school
that
off
Broadway shows usually
Canadian Pacific
ings and drawings at The Garret
and Pah American
get.
”
the
actress said, “and that
which
produced
such
stars
as
SAITO
Write or call for opened last night and will last
always
helps.
”
Marlon
Brando,
Harry
.Belafonte
full information and until April 12. The nine youngMi's.
Natsu
Saito,
65,
of
Toron
Miss
Kobi
’
s
first appearance in
and
Anthony
Franciosca,
among
rates.
painters, students of the Ontario
to,
wife of the late Kohei Saito, others.
a
Broadway
production
was sig
College of Art, are Carmichael, passed away on March 14 at the
nificantly
with
a
musical
produc
“
But
the
school
does
not
have
Cowan, Curnoe, Larocque. NalyQueen
Elizabeth
Hospital
in
Tor
tion.
She
was
the
commentator
any
way
to
place
its
graduates
in
wajko,
Sunahara,
Thompson,
onto. Funeral services were held
Tinkl and Watson. The Garret is at the Japanese United Church on roles,” Miss Kobi explained, “and for the Azuma Kabuki dancers
it is a bit harder for a Nisei, as brought to America by Sol Hurok.
open Wednesday evenings and March 17.
55 Wellington Street West
Rev.
K.
Shimizu offi- for a Negro or other racial min
“I never think of this,” she
weekends at 218 John St. at ciated.
said,
“as an acting role. It was
orities.
There
is
limitation
to
the
Toronto
EM, 6-6451
Grange.
more
like a concert. I even had
number
of
roles
one
can
apply
=
*
for. One can't play Caucasian to join the musician’s union. I
TAHARA
really think I got my start on
parts.
Broadway when I became the un
“
Of
course,
”
she
added,
“
it
is
Funeral services for Sadaichi
derstudy
for Machiko Niki in
much easier now. Some television
Tahara, 80, of Toronto, formerly shows. are using- actors and act ‘Teahouse’ and later took the
of New Denver, B.C., who was resses, without regard for race. role.”
fatally
injured on March 16, For instance, they will call for a
. CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE
Miss Kobi, who is starring in
1958,
were
held March 19 at the role of a doctor- and not make the the film “Dateline Tokyo” pro
© RECOVERING
© REBUILDING
a REMODELLING s
Toronto Buddhist Church. Rev. point of whether the doctor is duced by Nacirema, will sing two
WIDE SELECTION OF LATEST FABRICS
T. Tsuji conducted the services.
songs in the. film which will be
white or Negro.”
For Free Estimates Call
352 Downsview Ave.
The deceased is survived by his
recorded
by her this summer.
She
pointed
out,
however,
that
'Ralph
Kamo
ME,.
3-2433
Toronto 15
sons, Noboru and Mamoru of Tor this is a slow process.
“I think I.may go into singing
onto, and Mrs. C. (Kaneko) Ha
“There are .a Iso more plays and and club entertaining,” she’said,
yashi of Fort William, Ont.
wresanaa
films written about this break “because as an actress, there is
down of racial barriers today in too much time spent waiting be
|
INSURANCE
TRAVEL SERVICE
America,” she commented, “But tween roles.”
Travel ©fits®
Downsview CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERING Co
— SHIP — BUS — RAIL i
CRUISES — TOURS .— HC
BOOK NOV/ FOR 1958
FIRE — AUTOMOBILE — BURGLARY
and ACCIDENT Etc.
HEALTH
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
JC Wins Musical Award
Karen Takenaka and Olena
Kassian
won top honors in the 11
PHONE OR WRITE FOR EXPERIENCED & RELIABLE SERVICE
years and under piano duet class
at the Toronto East Music Fes
tival
which started last Monday
Travel & Insurance Agencies
697 Bay Street, Toronto 2
EMpire 6-9488 at Glenmount United Church.
Coming in third in the 8 years
and under piano trio class were
Douglas Abe, Suzanne Oakly and
Margaret Allan.
Small Size Shoes
NEW SPRING LINES
Ladies' Shoes, 1 & Up
Men's Scott McHales, 4-14
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
1328 Queen St. West
•
Toronto
C.O.D. ORDERS
FROM COAST TO COAST
PEBO-GIS
NATURAL GAS HEATING
F. TAYLOR
Phone LE. 2-9085
NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED
FIRST PAYMENT IN SEPTEMBER
Trave! Arrangements
Anywhere — Anytime
Use Our Complete Formal Wear
RENTAL SERVICE
We' have everything for the Bride and
Groom and the complete wedding party in
the latest stvles' at very reasonable prices.
Air-Ship-B us-Rail
•Tours-Hotel-Sightseeing
Travellers Cheques
Obtainable
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
Passage arranged by Steamer or Air
Call for Reservations or
Information—EM. 8-9934
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'at Wellesley
256 College WA. 2-0991 at Spadina
Order Your Wedding Cards At The New Canadian
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MONTREAL NEWS
Chemistry
•
Music
United Church News
MONTREAL.—The Nisei Unit
ed Church is sponsoring a Spa
ghetti Dinner- and Program on
Saturday, March 22 at 6 p.m.
Cost is $1 for adults, children^512 50 cents, under 5 free. The
spaghetti is being provided by the
F.D.R. Restaurant. Treat the
family to a Spaghetti Dinner and
have an enjoyable evening watch
ing the Youth Club Talent Revue.
Nisei W.A. will be holding thennext meeting on Wed., March 26
at 8:30 p.m. Newly elected offi
cers will be installed and a pro
ject night is being planned.
For a Better Centre
EASTER SERVICE will be
general held on Sunday, April 6 at 2:30
MONTREAL.
meeting of the Community Centre p.m. The Nisei Choir will be in
will be held on March 29, 8 p.m. attendance. Choir practice, in
at 175 Sherbrooke St. E. This preparation for Easter, is held
meeting will discuss the various every Wednesday at 8 p.m. and
topics relating to the Japanese any Nisei who likes to sing is
community at large. It has been welcome to (participate and help
some five years that the Com- out the choir.
munity Centre has been in. use
*
and it is hoped that the election
.
. D
,
of hew' officers will further the Homemaker s Heport
extensive use it is now having.
MONTREAL.—At the general
meeting of the Montreal Home
maker’s Club, the following were
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elected to office: President Hazel
The New Canadian acknowledges with Watanabe, vice-president Frances
thanks generous donations from the fol Isomura, secretary Ruth Oda,
lowing:
K. Z’Graggen, social
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Nishina, Toronto,^ treasurer
conveners Helen Ogura, Toyo
on daughter's engagement.
Ochiai, representatives Kim Ya
Mr. H. Irie, Edmonton, Alta.,
mada.
Anonymous, Vancouver, B.C.
MONTREAL. — Abraham Kaba yam a received his Ph.D. in chemistry at the University’- of Mon
treal. June Ito, ARTC piano
(written) received honors in the
Royal Conservatory of Music of
Toronto. Also announced as suc
cessful candidates were: Piano
grade six, Naomi Yamaoka (honors), Dennis Sakamoto; pianograde three, Nana Sakamoto
(first 'class honors), Geraldine
Sakamoto (honors).
*
*
*
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH918 B“thur8‘ st
SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1958
10:30 a.m., Sunday School
11 a.m., Sprina Devotion—Ohigan
"THE BODHISATTV’S LIFE OF SERVICE"
Rev. Takashi Tsuji
EVERYONE
CORDIALLY
INVITED
NISEI UNITED CHURCH 701 Dovercourt Rd.. Toronto
SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1958.
11:30 a.m.. Junior Congregation
11:30 a.m.. Nisei Communion Service
"THE CURTAIN. OF THE TEMPLE WAS TORN IN TWO"
Rev. Bruce Cunningham, B.Sc., B.D.
A
HEARTY WELCOME
TO
ALL
Page 8
PAGE 8
Saturday, March. 22, 1953
tomorrow's tso features Japanese court music>
Hiroshima A-Bomb
Repercussions
1
FOR BANQUETS
AND PARTIES
with the Imperial Court. “Eten
Harry Truman is not the re
raku” is said to have been intro
duced in Japan during the middle pentant type, and has huffily re
part of the Heian Era (794-1186 jected a hint from the city council
A.D.) from China under the Tang of Hiroshima that he ought to
(Formerly China Garden)
Dynasty, but it is believed to feel sorry for having ordered an
■ Under New Management
have originated in Central Asia. atom bomb dropped on that city
The former president
In the early stages, it was ac in 1945.
126 ELIZABETH STREET
companied by dancing but the claims this action saved at least
half
a
million
lives
by
making
an
music alone has survived.
TORONTO, Ontario
“Etenraku” is the most famous invasion of Japan unnecessary,
Phone EM. 4-4676
of the “gagaku” because of its and he reminds the Japanese that
Hiroshima
would
never
have
been
beautiful ballad-style melody. As
might be "expected, the melody bombed had not the United States
has had considerable influence on been “shot in the back” at Pearl
the songs of Japan even to this Harbor.
The lattei- point is true, of
day.
course,
but Mr. Truman’s state-The orchestral arrangement of
ment
will
still leave many people
“Etenraku” to be .played in Tor
By MARTY
wondering
whether* the world de
onto, retains the original form of
but
of
the
A-bomb
could not have
the “gagaku”; for example, the
been
handled
more
wisely and
instruments “yokobue”, “sho”,
Sales and Service
more
humanely.
Couldn
’t the Ja---------- ^^/^wvz^FROM ALBERTA “hichiriki” and “biwa” are ex , panese goverhment have' been
China and Giftware
pressed through the flute, harp/
warned that the U.S. held a revo
Fervor grows about the insti- easy access to well-sites have oboe and cello respectively.
DAVID AZUMA
'tution of the 4-day work week been a factor as well as the mu
The composition begins with lutionary weapon, and invited to
surrender
before
it
was
used?
and its proponents list long the tual sharing of drilling programs flute solo; the percussion instru
734 St. Clair West
(1 block west of Christie)
advantages. It must be granted between the province and the ments enter with the second bar And if this failed to convince,
that this latest development in operator. The type of oil found arid the full orchestra begins with couldn’t a demonstration blast
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the working mores is the result in Saskatchewan is very well the 7th bar. It is brought to a have been arranged in a deserted
of progress and the embryo of the suited for present market de close quietly with the melody in area.
Some of the scientists on the
labor class. Perhaps it’s time to mands. Huge orders are being
A-bomb
project actually proposed
think seriously if this is just the filled by the operators in supply
Other- major Japanese works
such
a
demonstration
over a neu
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the. president’s military advisers
more time can be devoted to our and the United States.
symphony concerts.
who said this might enable the
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family, culture and the pursuit of
The TSO 'free Sunday after Japanese to ambush the A-bomb
happiness. We have always had
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collection is taken at the door.
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day work week. The trouble lies
are still dying from its radio t
perhaps in segmenting our week
active effects. In all, the Hirointo blocks. The solution lies not
§hima bomb has taken nearly
in working furiously one part of
200,000 lives.
the week and devoting the rest to
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leisure but combining* part of both
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each day. Why has our pace
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tion
would
have
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The
Club
One-Two,
one
of
Tor
62
RICHMOND ST. WEST
Hamilton,
apparently
.
on
the
up
who have made the tranquilizer
make
the
Japanese
quit
the
Avar.
onto
’
s
original
night
clubs,
will
be
beat,
also
has
concerts
in
the
TORONTO
pill a household legword.
And they might have surrendered
closing its doors tonight for a Royal Connaught Hotei.
EM.
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*
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Locally, there is also the House severely had. their industry been
Eighteen Indian and Eskimo operating costs. Unfortunately of Hambourg, featuring local
girls from Canada’s northland it brings about the end of “Jazz talent. Operated by ancient Clem battered by ordinary TNT bombs.
The fact that the first A-bomb
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
returned home to the land of the At The Pent house”, which this
dropped
in anger was used by the
corner
,
has
enthusiastically
sup
Hambourg
and
his
wife,
the
Euro
midnight sun recently after com
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
pleting a ten week course in food ported. -The “dance with jazz” pean-styled Hambourg is situated Americans against Asians has
NOTARY PUBLIC
had
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consequences
in
service at Calgary’s Technical In idea was a pleasant departure off Bloor- between Avenue and Asia. Together with the Lucky
Office: Room 403
stitute.
Brought to Calgary by from the conventional way of en
229
Yonge St., Toronto
Bay.
On
Fridays
and
Saturdays,
Dragon
incident
following
the
the Dept, of Northern Affairs joying jazz and was bound to
EM.
3-5002
— OX. 1-3383 (res.)
American
superbomb
test
of
1954,
and Dominion Catering Co., they gain a few fans for jazz. Also, the groups wail from. 1 a.m., and
it
has
tended
to
make
the
Asians
are to enter the employ of the MC Dave Caplan had been pre on Sundays from 9 p.m.
more sensitive about American
latter as waitresses in various senting-, for the most part,. un
At
the
South
Yonge
Spot,
The
hamlets of the far north.
For knowns, exposing talent which Colonial, Gene Krupa’s Quartet nuclear tests than about the Rus
them it was the first time they otherwise has little chance to be goes into its second week. The sian ones—even though the latter
unleashed more radioactive
had seen the city and the sights heard in this overcrowded city of Town Tavern has Jo Jones Trio have
fallout
in the last couple of years.
and things to do nearly drove the musicians.
for a large seven, with Carmen The moral position of the U.S.
Barrister & Solicitor
Undaunted, however, by this McRae scheduled for the follow
social-worker, BerpiceTaylor, out
would
be
stronger*
today
had
it
of her wits. For instance, on a setback, the “hip.tailor” has now ing week.
tried to find a way of ending the
Cameron, Weldon
trip to the zoo, many girls got inaugurated a new series called
war
without
the
massacre
of
JUST NOTES: Johnny Hodges
their first glimpse of a polar “Dave Caplan’s Concerts In Jazz”.
Brewin & McCallum J
Tonight
and
every
Saturday
night
has
left Duke Ellington, and will civilians.
bear. Some complained about hav
—Toronto Daily Star I 372 Bay St
ing to wear shoes and special at 9 p.m., he will take over the form a small group, possibly with
Toronto
permission to wear mukluks with main floor dining room at the St. Billy Strayhorn.
EM. 3-43S1
Ella Fitz- Toho’s ‘Snow Country’
their uniforms was granted. In Regis Hotel. Jazz singer Anne
gerald
will
join
Benny
Goodman
spite of the bright lights, gas Marie Moss, impressive on her
TOKYO.—Japanese entry in
cooking and CinemaScope, all ex previous visit to the Club One- and . Harry James on NBC-TV’s
the
Cannes International Film
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
Two, has been invited back. Jack “Swing Into Spring” on April 9.
pressed a desire to return home.
Fisher
on
tenor,
Wray
Downes,
Festival
in
May
will
be
“
Snow
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excerpt ' from
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DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Harris
on Suzuki, . the skyrocketing new
For many years Alberta has muda-bound Stan
Toronto
699 Yonge St
Selection of this film was made
drums
will
back
Anne.
WA. 1-6549 (office)
enjoyed the reputation of being
singer, fs excitedly telling friends last week by a committee formed
If no answer, call
Not content with one scene, that her last two appearances on
the oil province and the amount
by
motion
picture
producers.
BE.
3-3869 (residence)
Dave has exuberantly launched
of money paid into the govern this series into two other locales. television won her an offer of the
ment’s coffers by the. oil com Beginning Monday; April 7 at 9 lead in Rodgers and Hammer
panies has been fabulous. Of late p.m., a concert will be heard in stein’s next musical”. Looks like
however, there is a definite shift the upstairs dining room of the we in Toronto will not get a
east into the province of Saskat South-South Yonge Street Spot. chance to see her in person. . . .
chewan where the once staid. CCF The Stage Door. An added attrac For Stan Kenton fans', a single
.UOV«J
government laws have been re tion at 12 p.m. will be the ap featuring a take-off on the hit
vamped. concerning the develop, pearance of the current act being- parade number, “Tequila”, backed
ment of oil and natural resources, featured in the downstairs room. by “Cuban Mumble”. The band
and oil companies are drilling- On March 26, 8 p.m., at Hamilton’s
more and more in the wheat pro Westdale Hotel, Dave’s Concert
2 84-A TOHOg STgltT, TORONTO, ONT.
vince. The relative shallow depths Series will take over with Jack
of the producing bedrock and the Fisher leading the group.- Nearby II
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
An unusual treat for Canadian
concert devotees—a modern ver
sion of ancient Japanese court
music—has been scheduled for
playing during the regular Sun
day afternoon performance, Mar.
23, of the Toronto Symphony
Orchestra under the direction of
conductor Walter Susskind.
Music lovers across Canada will
also have an opportunity to listen
via the CBC’s Trans-Canada net
work broadcast at 3 p.m.
Drought to Toronto especially
for this performance, the score of
“Etenraku”, composed by the. late
Naomaro Konoye, is based on an
cient court music of Japan known
as “gagaku” or ‘‘elegant and
truthful music.” Naomaro Konoye
in composing the music, adapted
it for European or western tonal
style orchestral playing. His older
brother, Hidemaro Konoye, who
has personally conducted orches
tras in various countries in the
playing of the composition, per
fected it to the point where the
work has been highly acclaimed
in the United States.
“Gagaku” since the middle ages
has referred to music associated
won wah low
DAVE’S
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tomorrow's tso features Japanese court music>
Hiroshima A-Bomb
Repercussions
1
FOR BANQUETS
AND PARTIES
with the Imperial Court. “Eten
Harry Truman is not the re
raku” is said to have been intro
duced in Japan during the middle pentant type, and has huffily re
part of the Heian Era (794-1186 jected a hint from the city council
A.D.) from China under the Tang of Hiroshima that he ought to
(Formerly China Garden)
Dynasty, but it is believed to feel sorry for having ordered an
■ Under New Management
have originated in Central Asia. atom bomb dropped on that city
The former president
In the early stages, it was ac in 1945.
126 ELIZABETH STREET
companied by dancing but the claims this action saved at least
half
a
million
lives
by
making
an
music alone has survived.
TORONTO, Ontario
“Etenraku” is the most famous invasion of Japan unnecessary,
Phone EM. 4-4676
of the “gagaku” because of its and he reminds the Japanese that
Hiroshima
would
never
have
been
beautiful ballad-style melody. As
might be "expected, the melody bombed had not the United States
has had considerable influence on been “shot in the back” at Pearl
the songs of Japan even to this Harbor.
The lattei- point is true, of
day.
course,
but Mr. Truman’s state-The orchestral arrangement of
ment
will
still leave many people
“Etenraku” to be .played in Tor
By MARTY
wondering
whether* the world de
onto, retains the original form of
but
of
the
A-bomb
could not have
the “gagaku”; for example, the
been
handled
more
wisely and
instruments “yokobue”, “sho”,
Sales and Service
more
humanely.
Couldn
’t the Ja---------- ^^/^wvz^FROM ALBERTA “hichiriki” and “biwa” are ex , panese goverhment have' been
China and Giftware
pressed through the flute, harp/
warned that the U.S. held a revo
Fervor grows about the insti- easy access to well-sites have oboe and cello respectively.
DAVID AZUMA
'tution of the 4-day work week been a factor as well as the mu
The composition begins with lutionary weapon, and invited to
surrender
before
it
was
used?
and its proponents list long the tual sharing of drilling programs flute solo; the percussion instru
734 St. Clair West
(1 block west of Christie)
advantages. It must be granted between the province and the ments enter with the second bar And if this failed to convince,
that this latest development in operator. The type of oil found arid the full orchestra begins with couldn’t a demonstration blast
LE. 3-0386
TORONTO
the working mores is the result in Saskatchewan is very well the 7th bar. It is brought to a have been arranged in a deserted
of progress and the embryo of the suited for present market de close quietly with the melody in area.
Some of the scientists on the
labor class. Perhaps it’s time to mands. Huge orders are being
A-bomb
project actually proposed
think seriously if this is just the filled by the operators in supply
Other- major Japanese works
such
a
demonstration
over a neu
WA. 1-5605
OX. 8-2280 (Res.) I
right thing for us. Advocates of ing the oil needed for highway are now being considered fortral
point,
but
were
overruled
by
the shortened week point out that paving in the midwest of Canada playing this Fall at one of the
■KAZUO G. OIYE I
the. president’s military advisers
more time can be devoted to our and the United States.
symphony concerts.
who said this might enable the
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR j
family, culture and the pursuit of
The TSO 'free Sunday after Japanese to ambush the A-bomb
happiness. We have always had
NOTARY
I
. . . a special exhortation to the noon concerts are held every Sun
these three blessings since time sun gods to deliver us from the day afternoon starting at 2:30. A and its crew.
Room 103
|
So the bomb was dropped on an
immemorial in spite of the six icy grip of winter.
2
College
St.,
Toronto
I
collection is taken at the door.
unsuspecting* city, where people
day work week. The trouble lies
are still dying from its radio t
perhaps in segmenting our week
active effects. In all, the Hirointo blocks. The solution lies not
§hima bomb has taken nearly
in working furiously one part of
200,000 lives.
the week and devoting the rest to
Mr. Truman’s claim of net sav
leisure but combining* part of both
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
ing
of lives is purely hypothe
each day. Why has our pace
NOTARY PUBLIC
tical. We shall never know wheth
created a society of nervous, neu
By HOP .
er a warning and a demonstra
Suite 502, Temple Building
rotic and unhappy individuals
tion
would
have
been
enough
to
The
Club
One-Two,
one
of
Tor
62
RICHMOND ST. WEST
Hamilton,
apparently
.
on
the
up
who have made the tranquilizer
make
the
Japanese
quit
the
Avar.
onto
’
s
original
night
clubs,
will
be
beat,
also
has
concerts
in
the
TORONTO
pill a household legword.
And they might have surrendered
closing its doors tonight for a Royal Connaught Hotei.
EM.
6-0959
Kes.: RO. 7-3427
*
*
* before the invasion anyway, so
couple of months due to high
Locally, there is also the House severely had. their industry been
Eighteen Indian and Eskimo operating costs. Unfortunately of Hambourg, featuring local
girls from Canada’s northland it brings about the end of “Jazz talent. Operated by ancient Clem battered by ordinary TNT bombs.
The fact that the first A-bomb
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
returned home to the land of the At The Pent house”, which this
dropped
in anger was used by the
corner
,
has
enthusiastically
sup
Hambourg
and
his
wife,
the
Euro
midnight sun recently after com
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
pleting a ten week course in food ported. -The “dance with jazz” pean-styled Hambourg is situated Americans against Asians has
NOTARY PUBLIC
had
political
consequences
in
service at Calgary’s Technical In idea was a pleasant departure off Bloor- between Avenue and Asia. Together with the Lucky
Office: Room 403
stitute.
Brought to Calgary by from the conventional way of en
229
Yonge St., Toronto
Bay.
On
Fridays
and
Saturdays,
Dragon
incident
following
the
the Dept, of Northern Affairs joying jazz and was bound to
EM.
3-5002
— OX. 1-3383 (res.)
American
superbomb
test
of
1954,
and Dominion Catering Co., they gain a few fans for jazz. Also, the groups wail from. 1 a.m., and
it
has
tended
to
make
the
Asians
are to enter the employ of the MC Dave Caplan had been pre on Sundays from 9 p.m.
more sensitive about American
latter as waitresses in various senting-, for the most part,. un
At
the
South
Yonge
Spot,
The
hamlets of the far north.
For knowns, exposing talent which Colonial, Gene Krupa’s Quartet nuclear tests than about the Rus
them it was the first time they otherwise has little chance to be goes into its second week. The sian ones—even though the latter
unleashed more radioactive
had seen the city and the sights heard in this overcrowded city of Town Tavern has Jo Jones Trio have
fallout
in the last couple of years.
and things to do nearly drove the musicians.
for a large seven, with Carmen The moral position of the U.S.
Barrister & Solicitor
Undaunted, however, by this McRae scheduled for the follow
social-worker, BerpiceTaylor, out
would
be
stronger*
today
had
it
of her wits. For instance, on a setback, the “hip.tailor” has now ing week.
tried to find a way of ending the
Cameron, Weldon
trip to the zoo, many girls got inaugurated a new series called
war
without
the
massacre
of
JUST NOTES: Johnny Hodges
their first glimpse of a polar “Dave Caplan’s Concerts In Jazz”.
Brewin & McCallum J
Tonight
and
every
Saturday
night
has
left Duke Ellington, and will civilians.
bear. Some complained about hav
—Toronto Daily Star I 372 Bay St
ing to wear shoes and special at 9 p.m., he will take over the form a small group, possibly with
Toronto
permission to wear mukluks with main floor dining room at the St. Billy Strayhorn.
EM. 3-43S1
Ella Fitz- Toho’s ‘Snow Country’
their uniforms was granted. In Regis Hotel. Jazz singer Anne
gerald
will
join
Benny
Goodman
spite of the bright lights, gas Marie Moss, impressive on her
TOKYO.—Japanese entry in
cooking and CinemaScope, all ex previous visit to the Club One- and . Harry James on NBC-TV’s
the
Cannes International Film
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
Two, has been invited back. Jack “Swing Into Spring” on April 9.
pressed a desire to return home.
Fisher
on
tenor,
Wray
Downes,
Festival
in
May
will
be
“
Snow
Paul K. Asada, D.C.
*
*
J
...
Another
excerpt ' from
piano, Bill Brito, bass, and Ber- Dorothy Kilgallen, quote: “Pat Country,” a Toho picture.
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Harris
on Suzuki, . the skyrocketing new
For many years Alberta has muda-bound Stan
Toronto
699 Yonge St
Selection of this film was made
drums
will
back
Anne.
WA. 1-6549 (office)
enjoyed the reputation of being
singer, fs excitedly telling friends last week by a committee formed
If no answer, call
Not content with one scene, that her last two appearances on
the oil province and the amount
by
motion
picture
producers.
BE.
3-3869 (residence)
Dave has exuberantly launched
of money paid into the govern this series into two other locales. television won her an offer of the
ment’s coffers by the. oil com Beginning Monday; April 7 at 9 lead in Rodgers and Hammer
panies has been fabulous. Of late p.m., a concert will be heard in stein’s next musical”. Looks like
however, there is a definite shift the upstairs dining room of the we in Toronto will not get a
east into the province of Saskat South-South Yonge Street Spot. chance to see her in person. . . .
chewan where the once staid. CCF The Stage Door. An added attrac For Stan Kenton fans', a single
.UOV«J
government laws have been re tion at 12 p.m. will be the ap featuring a take-off on the hit
vamped. concerning the develop, pearance of the current act being- parade number, “Tequila”, backed
ment of oil and natural resources, featured in the downstairs room. by “Cuban Mumble”. The band
and oil companies are drilling- On March 26, 8 p.m., at Hamilton’s
more and more in the wheat pro Westdale Hotel, Dave’s Concert
2 84-A TOHOg STgltT, TORONTO, ONT.
vince. The relative shallow depths Series will take over with Jack
of the producing bedrock and the Fisher leading the group.- Nearby II
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
An unusual treat for Canadian
concert devotees—a modern ver
sion of ancient Japanese court
music—has been scheduled for
playing during the regular Sun
day afternoon performance, Mar.
23, of the Toronto Symphony
Orchestra under the direction of
conductor Walter Susskind.
Music lovers across Canada will
also have an opportunity to listen
via the CBC’s Trans-Canada net
work broadcast at 3 p.m.
Drought to Toronto especially
for this performance, the score of
“Etenraku”, composed by the. late
Naomaro Konoye, is based on an
cient court music of Japan known
as “gagaku” or ‘‘elegant and
truthful music.” Naomaro Konoye
in composing the music, adapted
it for European or western tonal
style orchestral playing. His older
brother, Hidemaro Konoye, who
has personally conducted orches
tras in various countries in the
playing of the composition, per
fected it to the point where the
work has been highly acclaimed
in the United States.
“Gagaku” since the middle ages
has referred to music associated
won wah low
DAVE’S
TV and Appliances
NITE UNE
the jazz scene-.
Lucien C Kurata
F. A. BREWIN, Q.C
BALTIC MOVERS
Vancouverites!
MOVING TO B.C.?
IN NEGOTIATING
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT,
MORTGAGES,
REAL ESTATE
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1000 VV. King Edward, VANCOUVER
CE. 4184
CH. 3231
Floral Arrangements
OLuerA
Complete Care
For Your Eyes
INSURANCE
-
Established over 35 W^rj
Distinctive
OPTOMETRISTS
For Homes. Business or
Acreage, Consult
Consult
Azu G. Oikawa
OPTICAL
PHONE LE. 4-1403
30 Dewson St., Toronto 4
' H
11
MUtual 5-6421, Day or Night
530 Burrard St., VANCOUVER. \ B.C. <
JON ONODERA
DRIVING SCHOOL
Proprietor
53 COLLEGE (Near Test Area)
TORONTO
HU. 9-4654 - BA. 1-4374
EMpire 3-9822
118 West Hastings St
VANCOUVER, B.C.
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Dual control; Patient,
Courteous Instructors
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Ave.
Eglinton
Toronto
W.,