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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. 21.—No. 79
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1958
WIPE PIES XU
TORONTO. ONT.
Japan Exports Staid Hot
Oisturb Canadian Economy
Pope Pius XII will be known
as one of the great Popes of the
Catholic Church. In the unbroken
line of succession from St. Peter,
Pius XII is the 261st pope, elect
Although Japan
anxious
He said Red China’s objective
ed by the College of Cardinals in
to expand her trade with Cana appeared to be to force recogni
1939 to become the spiritual head
da. she will be watchful that her tion of the Communist regime in
exports to Canada shall not dis the United Nation’s by causing"
of almost a half-billion Catholics
turb
economic structure in Cana fear of economic crisis resulting
throughout the world.
da, Eijiro Fujise, new director from ;r\ shrinkage of foreign
Born Eugenio Pacelli of an
of the Japan Trade Centre in
. This “cheap sales” cam
aristocratic Roman family, he
Toronto, said this week.
paign by Red China in the past
was nevertheless a humble man
Mr. Fujise, who assumed -his four or five months had undercut
of the people, a Roman of Rome.
new duties recently, said the em tile Japanese market in Hong
His natural brilliance of intellect
phasis in Japanese exporting to Kong, .Singapore, Indonesia, Cevwas crowned with his simple, and
day is on extensive market sur lon and the Middle East. This
life-absorbing love for' God and
veys and orderly marketing pro was only possible, Mr. Fujise said,
his fellow-men, and he entered
cedure. “It is Japan’s aim,” he because
Communist
countries
the Church as one of the parish
said, “to expand her foreign can, if they wish, sell goods even
priests in Rome on April 2, 1899.
trade in an orderly and cautious below cost price.
His qualifications were soon re
manner while considering the
.He pointed out that trade, by
cognized, and he held - important
welfare of her trading' partners, its very nature, cannot be one
and responsible positions at the
such as Canada.”
sided, and Japan’s success in
Vatican until 1939 when he be
The new Trade Centre director, maintaining ’ economic stability
came the Vicai' of Christ on
who has 35 veal's’ experience in through trade can be achieved
earth.
the textile, chemical and machin only through a spirit of “friend
ery industries, observed that Ja ship and deep understanding” by
The whole world has recogniz
pan cannot ask Canada to buy the Canadian people for Japan."
ed in Pius XII a great and saintly
more Japanese products simply
man, and accorded him the re
Mr. Fujise also emphasized
because Japan is a major cus that the “new Japan” is beingspect and admiration due to him
tomer. for Canadian wheat. Ra built and developed by a genera
not only as the head of the Ca
ther, he said, his task, as Cana tion of Japanese “who believe in
tholic Church, but as a man. His
dian representative of the Japan ^le freedom of the individual and
courage and ■wisdom are acknow
External
Trade
Promotion live in the spirit of democracy.”
ledged by men and nations, what
Agency
is
to
find
out
what
goods .He further stated this genera
ever their religion, and whatever
Canadians
require
—
products
not tion has shown great talent in the
Pictured
is
23-year-old
former showgirl Eiko Ando who co-stars
he said and did was newsworthy
produced
in
Canada,
or
high-qua
fields of engineering and chemis
enough for the headlines. The with John Wayne in “The Barbarian and the Geisha” now at the
lity
goods
made
more
cheaply
in
Odeon-Carlton
Theatre.
See
page
eight.
The
five
feet,
six
inch
great of this earth sought au
try, and are looking to her youngdience with him, and found an Miss Ando was born in Manchuria and is of Japanese extraction. Japan than competitive products. people for advances in industry
At the same time, he added, it is and to produce goods needed by
interested and sympathetic lis
vital that these goods be sold all nations.
tener. The anonymous people on
within
the boundary of fair com
the streets, the children, shared
“It is my belief that by the
petition,
and he cited voluntary
in the loving devotion of this
creative
—power of her younger
export controls imposed in Japan
great man.
By T. M. K.
south, you were headed off north to avoid flooding- the Canadian generation, Japan will make im
wards.
portant original contributions in
markets.
As delegate of National JCCA
engineering, chemistry and other
Have you ever tried meeting
“In other words, the importing branches of science, which will be
to the Minaki Conference on hot coffee halfway? Out of the
Citizenship
(Minaki,
Ontario, cup and over the side, oi' if you’re and selling of Japanese goods in to the benefit of all nations, and
August 24-28), T. M. K. held lucky, into your waiting gap of the Canadian market must not forever wipe out the reputation
many private sessions with' vari a mouth. Coffee that’s so hot disturb the economic structure for- imitation that Japan had
ous delegates representing' other that you have two choices, both here in Canada,” he said. He re years ago,” he declared.
groups. Here is the first of four of them bad. You can try to spit ferred to the high quality of post
instalments expressing T. M. K.’s the stuff back into the cup, with . war Japanese products. This re
improvement in quality
personal experiences and views.
the train, you, and the cup sway markable
had
resulted from intensive re
By the time I had to go to Mi ing like a trapeze; or you can search and modernization of in
naki for this National Seminar just shut your eyes, ignoring the dustry in Japan, he said.
on Citizenship I had already tears of agony, and swallow the
Mr. Fujise also cited a dump b.c. in for show
taken two short train trips, one brew, scalding yourself right ing campaign by Red China to
to Montreal and the other to Ot down the gullet.
TOKYO.—The famous “girl
undersell Japan in her traditional
A green delegate is even green markets in the Far East, and
tawa. I should have been used to
review” will tour major U.S.
them. However, for anyone who er at the end of the ride, when thus undermine the Japanese
cities this fall it was an
has not stayed in one bodily po faced with this greeting:
economy, as another reason why
nounced by a U.S. ipromotcr.
“All conference people please Japan must promote her trade
sition for more than three hours
come
to
the
docks.
There
is
a
Takarazuka
girls will be visit
at a stretch (meetings, you
with the free countries -of the
know) and not counting the long boat to the Lodge. This way world.
ing Vancouver for a month be
please!”
stretch
each
night
in
a
proper'
fore or after their U.S. en
iU NITED
The Boat? It was an over-sizbed, the fast train to Montreal
gagement. There are 52 girls
WAV
or Ottawa is not fast enough. ed covered row-boat with motor, Red China Gears Masses
r
.performing in a two hour
Therefore,
simple
deduction and it rocked when it hit those
show.
shows that a 24-hour trip was . . . long, rope-like swells left by For Attack if Necessary
well, have you ever tried walking passing - boats. With dark night
TOKYO.—A nation wide pro
with dignity through the aisle of falling over the whole area (how
paganda
campaign by the Chi
the last car of a very long train ? I missed the neon signs and
nese
Communist
government in Two For Company
street
lights!)
the
pier
in
front
At the least you look as if you
Fear Probable 1,200
Peiping
has
the
masses
worked
of
the
Lodge
didn
’
t
look
very
had one too many of any of the
HOLLYWOOD.—Sessue Hayaup
to
a
red
hot
pitch
ready
for
safe,
but
we
all
managed
to
get
drinks served in the club car.
Dead in Recent Floods And,
kawa,
who has been working on
have you tried sleeping on to the Lodge on our own feet. war, according to Western busi the movie, “Green Mansions,” is
TOKYO. — Mounting reports a bed that is geared to the Later on I found out there had nessmen who have just come out
using a five-week break from the
from the Izu Peninsula last week switch-swing-and-hang-on prin been a bus also, that took a nar of Red China.
picture schedule to fly to Japan
The
businessmen
compared
the
boosted the probable toll of the ciple ? If you weren’t going off row dirt road from the train de- situation on the mainland of Chi to act in a Japanese production.
(Gontinued on Page 8)
recent typhoon-fed floods to more the tracks at a 45-degree angle
na with the atmosphere that pre According to columnist Hedda
vailed
in Japan just before the Hopper, Hayakawa will play in
than 1,200 dead.
Japanese
attack on Pearl Harbor. the Toei production of “Genghis
Police headquarters said 344 Fund Drive Reaches $16,400 for Centre
Their
first
hand reports con Khan.” On his return, he will be
bodies have been recovered from
Further donations have been to the brochures he stated that it firm what Chinese Communist accompanied by his two daughthe resort peninsula south of To- received this week boosting the was not a pamphlet to be de propagandists have been saying ters on their first visit to the
kyo, while 878 other persons are sum of the Japanese Canadian stroyed after a short glance but on Peiping radio and in the Com U.S. since the war.
officially listed as “missing.” The Centre Fund drive to a total of rather an informative, intelligent munist New China News Agency
piece of literature which could be dispatches. Apparently the Chi
floods injured 136 persons.
$16,400.
displayed in the living room as nese Communist leaders want
With extensive canvassing due expressive reading material for their big population geared for x* ace Saver
The spectre of epidemic haunt
to
begin shortly, chairman Bob guests.
action if necessary.
ed residents of flooded areas in
TOKYO.—Tipping is taboo
Kadoguchi
related that the pre
Donations received to date are
tokyo, where six cases of dysen
However, it was the opinion of
almost everywhere in Japan.
tery have been reported since the canvass donations enunciated the as follows: Ohmura brothers of some of these recent visitors to
A service charge of 10 per cent
typhoon. Some 87,500 Japanese committee’s belief that the Christie Automotive Engineering Peiping, and the opinion of some
Centre
project
will
meet
with
SI,
500;
Mr.
Usaburo
Nakashima
is
added to hotel bills. This is
other Western businessmen w*ho
Mose homes were wrecked by the
overwhelming
response.
With
an
SI,
000;
Mr.
Seitaro
Tsumura
have
had
long
business
relations
Storm are living in schools and
distributed among hotel em
nouncement of further donations $1,000; Anonymous Nisei donor with China, that Peiping would
auditoriums in East Tokyo.
ployees.
The “no-tip.ping” rule
In North Tokyo, the U*S. Army the chairman went on to say that $600; Kunio Hidaka $500; Ku- back down and avoid war over
is observed in all but a few of
beautifully prepared brochures
h housing some 300 flood refu- have been mailed to all listed JC masaburo Takeda, Akiko Koba the Formosa Straits situation if a
the old-fashioned Ryokan or
yakawa $300. All are residents of face-saving formula could be
Sees in ordnance shops.
homes in this area. In reference Toronto.
found.
Japanese-style inns.
The Inside Views of a Green Delegate
SUPPORT
UNITED
APPEAL
Just Jottings
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. 21.—No. 79
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1958
WIPE PIES XU
TORONTO. ONT.
Japan Exports Staid Hot
Oisturb Canadian Economy
Pope Pius XII will be known
as one of the great Popes of the
Catholic Church. In the unbroken
line of succession from St. Peter,
Pius XII is the 261st pope, elect
Although Japan
anxious
He said Red China’s objective
ed by the College of Cardinals in
to expand her trade with Cana appeared to be to force recogni
1939 to become the spiritual head
da. she will be watchful that her tion of the Communist regime in
exports to Canada shall not dis the United Nation’s by causing"
of almost a half-billion Catholics
turb
economic structure in Cana fear of economic crisis resulting
throughout the world.
da, Eijiro Fujise, new director from ;r\ shrinkage of foreign
Born Eugenio Pacelli of an
of the Japan Trade Centre in
. This “cheap sales” cam
aristocratic Roman family, he
Toronto, said this week.
paign by Red China in the past
was nevertheless a humble man
Mr. Fujise, who assumed -his four or five months had undercut
of the people, a Roman of Rome.
new duties recently, said the em tile Japanese market in Hong
His natural brilliance of intellect
phasis in Japanese exporting to Kong, .Singapore, Indonesia, Cevwas crowned with his simple, and
day is on extensive market sur lon and the Middle East. This
life-absorbing love for' God and
veys and orderly marketing pro was only possible, Mr. Fujise said,
his fellow-men, and he entered
cedure. “It is Japan’s aim,” he because
Communist
countries
the Church as one of the parish
said, “to expand her foreign can, if they wish, sell goods even
priests in Rome on April 2, 1899.
trade in an orderly and cautious below cost price.
His qualifications were soon re
manner while considering the
.He pointed out that trade, by
cognized, and he held - important
welfare of her trading' partners, its very nature, cannot be one
and responsible positions at the
such as Canada.”
sided, and Japan’s success in
Vatican until 1939 when he be
The new Trade Centre director, maintaining ’ economic stability
came the Vicai' of Christ on
who has 35 veal's’ experience in through trade can be achieved
earth.
the textile, chemical and machin only through a spirit of “friend
ery industries, observed that Ja ship and deep understanding” by
The whole world has recogniz
pan cannot ask Canada to buy the Canadian people for Japan."
ed in Pius XII a great and saintly
more Japanese products simply
man, and accorded him the re
Mr. Fujise also emphasized
because Japan is a major cus that the “new Japan” is beingspect and admiration due to him
tomer. for Canadian wheat. Ra built and developed by a genera
not only as the head of the Ca
ther, he said, his task, as Cana tion of Japanese “who believe in
tholic Church, but as a man. His
dian representative of the Japan ^le freedom of the individual and
courage and ■wisdom are acknow
External
Trade
Promotion live in the spirit of democracy.”
ledged by men and nations, what
Agency
is
to
find
out
what
goods .He further stated this genera
ever their religion, and whatever
Canadians
require
—
products
not tion has shown great talent in the
Pictured
is
23-year-old
former showgirl Eiko Ando who co-stars
he said and did was newsworthy
produced
in
Canada,
or
high-qua
fields of engineering and chemis
enough for the headlines. The with John Wayne in “The Barbarian and the Geisha” now at the
lity
goods
made
more
cheaply
in
Odeon-Carlton
Theatre.
See
page
eight.
The
five
feet,
six
inch
great of this earth sought au
try, and are looking to her youngdience with him, and found an Miss Ando was born in Manchuria and is of Japanese extraction. Japan than competitive products. people for advances in industry
At the same time, he added, it is and to produce goods needed by
interested and sympathetic lis
vital that these goods be sold all nations.
tener. The anonymous people on
within
the boundary of fair com
the streets, the children, shared
“It is my belief that by the
petition,
and he cited voluntary
in the loving devotion of this
creative
—power of her younger
export controls imposed in Japan
great man.
By T. M. K.
south, you were headed off north to avoid flooding- the Canadian generation, Japan will make im
wards.
portant original contributions in
markets.
As delegate of National JCCA
engineering, chemistry and other
Have you ever tried meeting
“In other words, the importing branches of science, which will be
to the Minaki Conference on hot coffee halfway? Out of the
Citizenship
(Minaki,
Ontario, cup and over the side, oi' if you’re and selling of Japanese goods in to the benefit of all nations, and
August 24-28), T. M. K. held lucky, into your waiting gap of the Canadian market must not forever wipe out the reputation
many private sessions with' vari a mouth. Coffee that’s so hot disturb the economic structure for- imitation that Japan had
ous delegates representing' other that you have two choices, both here in Canada,” he said. He re years ago,” he declared.
groups. Here is the first of four of them bad. You can try to spit ferred to the high quality of post
instalments expressing T. M. K.’s the stuff back into the cup, with . war Japanese products. This re
improvement in quality
personal experiences and views.
the train, you, and the cup sway markable
had
resulted from intensive re
By the time I had to go to Mi ing like a trapeze; or you can search and modernization of in
naki for this National Seminar just shut your eyes, ignoring the dustry in Japan, he said.
on Citizenship I had already tears of agony, and swallow the
Mr. Fujise also cited a dump b.c. in for show
taken two short train trips, one brew, scalding yourself right ing campaign by Red China to
to Montreal and the other to Ot down the gullet.
TOKYO.—The famous “girl
undersell Japan in her traditional
A green delegate is even green markets in the Far East, and
tawa. I should have been used to
review” will tour major U.S.
them. However, for anyone who er at the end of the ride, when thus undermine the Japanese
cities this fall it was an
has not stayed in one bodily po faced with this greeting:
economy, as another reason why
nounced by a U.S. ipromotcr.
“All conference people please Japan must promote her trade
sition for more than three hours
come
to
the
docks.
There
is
a
Takarazuka
girls will be visit
at a stretch (meetings, you
with the free countries -of the
know) and not counting the long boat to the Lodge. This way world.
ing Vancouver for a month be
please!”
stretch
each
night
in
a
proper'
fore or after their U.S. en
iU NITED
The Boat? It was an over-sizbed, the fast train to Montreal
gagement. There are 52 girls
WAV
or Ottawa is not fast enough. ed covered row-boat with motor, Red China Gears Masses
r
.performing in a two hour
Therefore,
simple
deduction and it rocked when it hit those
show.
shows that a 24-hour trip was . . . long, rope-like swells left by For Attack if Necessary
well, have you ever tried walking passing - boats. With dark night
TOKYO.—A nation wide pro
with dignity through the aisle of falling over the whole area (how
paganda
campaign by the Chi
the last car of a very long train ? I missed the neon signs and
nese
Communist
government in Two For Company
street
lights!)
the
pier
in
front
At the least you look as if you
Fear Probable 1,200
Peiping
has
the
masses
worked
of
the
Lodge
didn
’
t
look
very
had one too many of any of the
HOLLYWOOD.—Sessue Hayaup
to
a
red
hot
pitch
ready
for
safe,
but
we
all
managed
to
get
drinks served in the club car.
Dead in Recent Floods And,
kawa,
who has been working on
have you tried sleeping on to the Lodge on our own feet. war, according to Western busi the movie, “Green Mansions,” is
TOKYO. — Mounting reports a bed that is geared to the Later on I found out there had nessmen who have just come out
using a five-week break from the
from the Izu Peninsula last week switch-swing-and-hang-on prin been a bus also, that took a nar of Red China.
picture schedule to fly to Japan
The
businessmen
compared
the
boosted the probable toll of the ciple ? If you weren’t going off row dirt road from the train de- situation on the mainland of Chi to act in a Japanese production.
(Gontinued on Page 8)
recent typhoon-fed floods to more the tracks at a 45-degree angle
na with the atmosphere that pre According to columnist Hedda
vailed
in Japan just before the Hopper, Hayakawa will play in
than 1,200 dead.
Japanese
attack on Pearl Harbor. the Toei production of “Genghis
Police headquarters said 344 Fund Drive Reaches $16,400 for Centre
Their
first
hand reports con Khan.” On his return, he will be
bodies have been recovered from
Further donations have been to the brochures he stated that it firm what Chinese Communist accompanied by his two daughthe resort peninsula south of To- received this week boosting the was not a pamphlet to be de propagandists have been saying ters on their first visit to the
kyo, while 878 other persons are sum of the Japanese Canadian stroyed after a short glance but on Peiping radio and in the Com U.S. since the war.
officially listed as “missing.” The Centre Fund drive to a total of rather an informative, intelligent munist New China News Agency
piece of literature which could be dispatches. Apparently the Chi
floods injured 136 persons.
$16,400.
displayed in the living room as nese Communist leaders want
With extensive canvassing due expressive reading material for their big population geared for x* ace Saver
The spectre of epidemic haunt
to
begin shortly, chairman Bob guests.
action if necessary.
ed residents of flooded areas in
TOKYO.—Tipping is taboo
Kadoguchi
related that the pre
Donations received to date are
tokyo, where six cases of dysen
However, it was the opinion of
almost everywhere in Japan.
tery have been reported since the canvass donations enunciated the as follows: Ohmura brothers of some of these recent visitors to
A service charge of 10 per cent
typhoon. Some 87,500 Japanese committee’s belief that the Christie Automotive Engineering Peiping, and the opinion of some
Centre
project
will
meet
with
SI,
500;
Mr.
Usaburo
Nakashima
is
added to hotel bills. This is
other Western businessmen w*ho
Mose homes were wrecked by the
overwhelming
response.
With
an
SI,
000;
Mr.
Seitaro
Tsumura
have
had
long
business
relations
Storm are living in schools and
distributed among hotel em
nouncement of further donations $1,000; Anonymous Nisei donor with China, that Peiping would
auditoriums in East Tokyo.
ployees.
The “no-tip.ping” rule
In North Tokyo, the U*S. Army the chairman went on to say that $600; Kunio Hidaka $500; Ku- back down and avoid war over
is observed in all but a few of
beautifully prepared brochures
h housing some 300 flood refu- have been mailed to all listed JC masaburo Takeda, Akiko Koba the Formosa Straits situation if a
the old-fashioned Ryokan or
yakawa $300. All are residents of face-saving formula could be
Sees in ordnance shops.
homes in this area. In reference Toronto.
found.
Japanese-style inns.
The Inside Views of a Green Delegate
SUPPORT
UNITED
APPEAL
Just Jottings
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Saturday, October 11. 195g
SPORTS
Fishing Lines...
By OSCAR HATASHITA
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KEG NEWS
Japan Mobilizes Cream of Pro Ball Players
CLASSIFIED
Fishing News
Female Help Wanted
Japaxx
has
mobilized
the
cream
18, nine from each league, will
White fish axxd lake trout in
STORE clerk wanted forweekends'^lJ'
Lake Simcoe are closed till No of its professional ball players to be led by Kazuhisa Inao of the
Apply
Lees Market, 1546 Queen Sir==i
meet the St. Louis Cardinals -in Nishitetsxx Lions of the Pacific
Hamilton, Oct. 6: Tosh Hashi West. (Toronto)
vember the 5th.
their 16-game toux' of Japan.
League and “iron man” Shoichi moto and Hank Kondo both held
Pickerel fishing is reported
The Japaxx Professional Base Kaneda of the Kokutetsu Swal theix' teams in top place while
very good in the Kawartha Lakes ball Association has selected 50
Domestic Help Wanted
due to the heavy rainfall last top diamond stars in the Central lows of the Central League. Inao George Ikeda’s fell into second
place
by
one
point.
Kaz
Kadonahas 32 victories to date, and Ka
EXPERIENCED houseman for bache’o"-'
month. This has resulted ixx the and Pacific Leagues.
neda
30.
ga
’
s
five
dropped
deeper
into
the
Some cooking, live in. Phone WA.
water flowing ovex- the dams
The Cards will play against a
bottom
spot
alone.
The
Redbirds
will
open
their
(Toronto).
quite heavily bringing the pic select nine throughout their fall
Best
score
of
the
evening
was
Japanese
tour
with
a
three-game
kerel up. Minnows are the best baseball tour.
series at Tokyo’s Korakuen Sta Sugar Ito’s 715 (276), supported
bait for this time of year. Note’
Rooms to Let
dium
Oct. 24-26.
by teammate Slim Takeda’s 707
Individual Teams
that all angling in the Kawar(286).
Other
good
scores
were
Foreign players in the lineup
thas closes in October 15.
It-will be the first time any are outfielders Wally Yonamine Tak Tonogai 695, Soc Shintani ONE large unfurnished room with
Rainbow fishing has been major league ball club visiting and Andy Miyamoto of the Yo- 676 (303); Tim Oikawa 667; Yuji kitchen and sink. Furnishings if desired
spotty in the last couple of weeks. Japan will break away from the miuri Giants, Jack Ladra and Kumita 660; Min Shimoda 660 Danforth and Broadview distrcit. Phone
It should start to pick up very practice of playing two or three- pitcher Bill Nishida of the Toei (299); Hank Kondo 658; Sam Ka- HO. 1-2384 (Toronto).
soon.
Generally, as the water- games with picked Japanese all- Flyers, and Roberto. Barbon of wazoye 651 and Roy Miura 314 ONE unfurnished room and~kihh^
gets cooler the fish start to lay star teams and the rest of the the Hankyu Braves.
single.
with silk, stove, refrigerator. $10 week.
in water a little slower.
games with individual teanxs.
Four-foot Giant-Killer Patsy Coady and Queen district. PhonA
The first four are from Hono
. Twenty-five players, including lulu; Barbon is from Cuba.
Kawamura crushed her opponents HO. 1-9866 (Toronto).
Cold Weather Suggestions
five foreign players, were picked
with a 687, also tied the high TWO rooms, private washroom. Business
In general clothing should be from each of the two leagues.
single mark of 295. Mate Nancy couple preferred. Victoria Park and
Among the stars was Japan’s
worn with the insulation next tn
Honda
’s 605 also helped in boost Kingston Rd. district. Phone OX 4-?7fin
the skin with wind and wa er prize rookie, Shigeo Nagashima Ladies in Limelight
ing their team into top spot tie. (Toronto).
’
proof covering on the outside. of the Yomiuri Giants, whom the
TYBS.—The ladies’ took the Kay Shimoji continues her good
Wearing a sweater under rather Japanese fans hope will match ■ limelight as Amy Fukusaka top form with 635, and. Anita Naka THREE large unfurnished rooms. Kitchen
■ than ovex' a shirt is a lot warmer. Stan Musial ixx batting competi pled a high 743; Nancy Tsuji 665; mura’s 615 also deserves men with sink and cupboard. Heavy wiring.
Parka type hooded rain jackets tion.
Tomo Yoshida 660.
tioning.
—K. K. $75 monthly. Bloor and Dundas district.
The husky third baseman, for
are best for your outer clothing.
Phone CH. 4-7882 (Toronto).
Fox- the men George Fukusaka
The wadin
rainbow fisher whom the Giants last year paid bowled a 663; Johnny Fujimoto
men should not stay in water too $55,555, leads both leagues ixx 639; Hideo Baba 637.
deep too long,
Both the cold home runs (29) and runs batted
water, chilling, and watex' pres- in (91).
sure hindering circulation can
Distinctive
Gal Again Ousts Men
Pitchixxg Staff
affect youx- legs.
The Japanese pitching staff of
Danforth, Oct. 6: Again a mere
Floral Arrangements
Correction
Toronto Nisei Badminton Club
gal stole the spotlight from all
the timndlers including the men! will commence this season oix
A misprint in the last column Sunday Mixed 10-Pin
Speed Towata hit a whopping 818 Tuesday night, October 14 at 7:30
for pike and pickerel fishing in
p.m. at the Metropolitan Church
otuerA
the Nottawasaga river should
Sunday Mixed 10-Pin: Roy Ta (348) triple.
Roy Ushijima led the men with gym located at Church ’ and
have read: open till January 1.
keno 603 (235); Hiro Matsui 564
(204); Mike Doi 542 (215); Terry a fine 765; George Masuda 743 Shuter Sts.
JON ONODERA
Old and new members are al
Doi 526 (197); Joe Doi 520; Ken (333) a nd Isa Katsuyama 701
Proprietor
ways welcomed.
Special consi(322).
Woi 504 (198); Bill Oyama (201)
Harry Hayashi 330 single; dex'ation will be given to begin
Ladies’: Kay Okuhara 454; Shir
HU. 9-4654 - BA. 1-4374
ners so that they may enjoy this
ley Hayakawa 444; Joan Hamada Rhoda Masuda 601.
popular wintex- pastime.
(Business) "
(Residence)
*
.*
433; Anne Okada 430; Yoko No
da 419; Betty Yamanaka 406;
—Matt
Team results: Yo, Aki and Don
540 Eglinton Ave. W.,
Lucy Nishikawa 402; Nobby Fu over .Harley, Tak and Nak 5-2.
jimoto 400.
Toronto
Roy edged Ken 4-3.
OPTOMETRISTS
*
*
*
—Harley
Team results: Toslx vs. Terry
Complete Care
6-0; Terrie vs. Paul 4-0; George
Herby,
Johxx, Anixe, Frank ovex’
For Your Eyes
Yoko, Mas, Mike, Tad, Jim 3-1;
Chrome & Wrought |
Ken vs. Barney 2-2.
Hamilton
Metro Badminton Club
Commences Tuesday
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Best-Bestway, Oct. 6: George
Anzai’s 750 (331) still leads the
league’s high triple and high
single honors.
Tosh Sogawa of Kenwood took
ovex' the ladies’ high tx'iple honors
with 667 previously held by Ellexi
Hughes of Dufferin with 638.
Ellen still holds high single with
288.
Mens’ high triples: Mits Otsu
697 (296); Jack Watanabe 638;
Norm Kerx' 613.
Ladies: Tosh
Sogawa' 667 (259); Mrs. Skinner
601.
Boultbee Sweet & Co. Ltd.
1000 W. King Edward, VANCOUVER
CE. 4184
CH. 3231
*
*
*
Team results: Bathurst Manor
ovex’ Kenwood 7-0; Yoxxge ovex’
Dufferin 6-1: Donlands and Scar
box ough ovex' Jaxxe and Bayview
onge leads with 25 points
followed by Dufferin and Donlands with 21 points each.
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BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
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62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
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Toronto
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SPORTS
Fishing Lines...
By OSCAR HATASHITA
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Japan Mobilizes Cream of Pro Ball Players
CLASSIFIED
Fishing News
Female Help Wanted
Japaxx
has
mobilized
the
cream
18, nine from each league, will
White fish axxd lake trout in
STORE clerk wanted forweekends'^lJ'
Lake Simcoe are closed till No of its professional ball players to be led by Kazuhisa Inao of the
Apply
Lees Market, 1546 Queen Sir==i
meet the St. Louis Cardinals -in Nishitetsxx Lions of the Pacific
Hamilton, Oct. 6: Tosh Hashi West. (Toronto)
vember the 5th.
their 16-game toux' of Japan.
League and “iron man” Shoichi moto and Hank Kondo both held
Pickerel fishing is reported
The Japaxx Professional Base Kaneda of the Kokutetsu Swal theix' teams in top place while
very good in the Kawartha Lakes ball Association has selected 50
Domestic Help Wanted
due to the heavy rainfall last top diamond stars in the Central lows of the Central League. Inao George Ikeda’s fell into second
place
by
one
point.
Kaz
Kadonahas 32 victories to date, and Ka
EXPERIENCED houseman for bache’o"-'
month. This has resulted ixx the and Pacific Leagues.
neda
30.
ga
’
s
five
dropped
deeper
into
the
Some cooking, live in. Phone WA.
water flowing ovex- the dams
The Cards will play against a
bottom
spot
alone.
The
Redbirds
will
open
their
(Toronto).
quite heavily bringing the pic select nine throughout their fall
Best
score
of
the
evening
was
Japanese
tour
with
a
three-game
kerel up. Minnows are the best baseball tour.
series at Tokyo’s Korakuen Sta Sugar Ito’s 715 (276), supported
bait for this time of year. Note’
Rooms to Let
dium
Oct. 24-26.
by teammate Slim Takeda’s 707
Individual Teams
that all angling in the Kawar(286).
Other
good
scores
were
Foreign players in the lineup
thas closes in October 15.
It-will be the first time any are outfielders Wally Yonamine Tak Tonogai 695, Soc Shintani ONE large unfurnished room with
Rainbow fishing has been major league ball club visiting and Andy Miyamoto of the Yo- 676 (303); Tim Oikawa 667; Yuji kitchen and sink. Furnishings if desired
spotty in the last couple of weeks. Japan will break away from the miuri Giants, Jack Ladra and Kumita 660; Min Shimoda 660 Danforth and Broadview distrcit. Phone
It should start to pick up very practice of playing two or three- pitcher Bill Nishida of the Toei (299); Hank Kondo 658; Sam Ka- HO. 1-2384 (Toronto).
soon.
Generally, as the water- games with picked Japanese all- Flyers, and Roberto. Barbon of wazoye 651 and Roy Miura 314 ONE unfurnished room and~kihh^
gets cooler the fish start to lay star teams and the rest of the the Hankyu Braves.
single.
with silk, stove, refrigerator. $10 week.
in water a little slower.
games with individual teanxs.
Four-foot Giant-Killer Patsy Coady and Queen district. PhonA
The first four are from Hono
. Twenty-five players, including lulu; Barbon is from Cuba.
Kawamura crushed her opponents HO. 1-9866 (Toronto).
Cold Weather Suggestions
five foreign players, were picked
with a 687, also tied the high TWO rooms, private washroom. Business
In general clothing should be from each of the two leagues.
single mark of 295. Mate Nancy couple preferred. Victoria Park and
Among the stars was Japan’s
worn with the insulation next tn
Honda
’s 605 also helped in boost Kingston Rd. district. Phone OX 4-?7fin
the skin with wind and wa er prize rookie, Shigeo Nagashima Ladies in Limelight
ing their team into top spot tie. (Toronto).
’
proof covering on the outside. of the Yomiuri Giants, whom the
TYBS.—The ladies’ took the Kay Shimoji continues her good
Wearing a sweater under rather Japanese fans hope will match ■ limelight as Amy Fukusaka top form with 635, and. Anita Naka THREE large unfurnished rooms. Kitchen
■ than ovex' a shirt is a lot warmer. Stan Musial ixx batting competi pled a high 743; Nancy Tsuji 665; mura’s 615 also deserves men with sink and cupboard. Heavy wiring.
Parka type hooded rain jackets tion.
Tomo Yoshida 660.
tioning.
—K. K. $75 monthly. Bloor and Dundas district.
The husky third baseman, for
are best for your outer clothing.
Phone CH. 4-7882 (Toronto).
Fox- the men George Fukusaka
The wadin
rainbow fisher whom the Giants last year paid bowled a 663; Johnny Fujimoto
men should not stay in water too $55,555, leads both leagues ixx 639; Hideo Baba 637.
deep too long,
Both the cold home runs (29) and runs batted
water, chilling, and watex' pres- in (91).
sure hindering circulation can
Distinctive
Gal Again Ousts Men
Pitchixxg Staff
affect youx- legs.
The Japanese pitching staff of
Danforth, Oct. 6: Again a mere
Floral Arrangements
Correction
Toronto Nisei Badminton Club
gal stole the spotlight from all
the timndlers including the men! will commence this season oix
A misprint in the last column Sunday Mixed 10-Pin
Speed Towata hit a whopping 818 Tuesday night, October 14 at 7:30
for pike and pickerel fishing in
p.m. at the Metropolitan Church
otuerA
the Nottawasaga river should
Sunday Mixed 10-Pin: Roy Ta (348) triple.
Roy Ushijima led the men with gym located at Church ’ and
have read: open till January 1.
keno 603 (235); Hiro Matsui 564
(204); Mike Doi 542 (215); Terry a fine 765; George Masuda 743 Shuter Sts.
JON ONODERA
Old and new members are al
Doi 526 (197); Joe Doi 520; Ken (333) a nd Isa Katsuyama 701
Proprietor
ways welcomed.
Special consi(322).
Woi 504 (198); Bill Oyama (201)
Harry Hayashi 330 single; dex'ation will be given to begin
Ladies’: Kay Okuhara 454; Shir
HU. 9-4654 - BA. 1-4374
ners so that they may enjoy this
ley Hayakawa 444; Joan Hamada Rhoda Masuda 601.
popular wintex- pastime.
(Business) "
(Residence)
*
.*
433; Anne Okada 430; Yoko No
da 419; Betty Yamanaka 406;
—Matt
Team results: Yo, Aki and Don
540 Eglinton Ave. W.,
Lucy Nishikawa 402; Nobby Fu over .Harley, Tak and Nak 5-2.
jimoto 400.
Toronto
Roy edged Ken 4-3.
OPTOMETRISTS
*
*
*
—Harley
Team results: Toslx vs. Terry
Complete Care
6-0; Terrie vs. Paul 4-0; George
Herby,
Johxx, Anixe, Frank ovex’
For Your Eyes
Yoko, Mas, Mike, Tad, Jim 3-1;
Chrome & Wrought |
Ken vs. Barney 2-2.
Hamilton
Metro Badminton Club
Commences Tuesday
OPTICAL
DAVE’S
TV and Appliances
^^/it±
Anzai Still Leads Pack
118 West Hastings St.
VANCOUVER. B.C.
Vancouver-ifes!
IN NEGOTIATING
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT,
MORTGAGES,
Consult
Azu G. Oikawa
Best-Bestway, Oct. 6: George
Anzai’s 750 (331) still leads the
league’s high triple and high
single honors.
Tosh Sogawa of Kenwood took
ovex' the ladies’ high tx'iple honors
with 667 previously held by Ellexi
Hughes of Dufferin with 638.
Ellen still holds high single with
288.
Mens’ high triples: Mits Otsu
697 (296); Jack Watanabe 638;
Norm Kerx' 613.
Ladies: Tosh
Sogawa' 667 (259); Mrs. Skinner
601.
Boultbee Sweet & Co. Ltd.
1000 W. King Edward, VANCOUVER
CE. 4184
CH. 3231
*
*
*
Team results: Bathurst Manor
ovex’ Kenwood 7-0; Yoxxge ovex’
Dufferin 6-1: Donlands and Scar
box ough ovex' Jaxxe and Bayview
onge leads with 25 points
followed by Dufferin and Donlands with 21 points each.
BARRISTER, SOUCITOR and
NOTARY PUBLIC
Lucien C. Kurata
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
Suite 502, Temple Building
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO
EM. 6-0959
—
Res.: RO. 7-3427
WALES and DUNCAN ’
INSURANCE AGENTS ’
KAZUO G. OIYE
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR
NOTARY
Room 103
2 College St., Toronto
X
DAVID AZUMA
BILL OKADA—RO. 6-2244 i
MAM NISHI—LE. 1-2238 |
TORONTO "
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734 St. Clair West
(1 block west of Christie)
LE. 3-0386
TORONTO
Anywhere — Anytime
Air-Ship-Bus-Rctil
Tours-Hotel-Sightseeing
Travellers Cheques
Obtainable
Travel, Accident
and Baggage Insurance
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
GEORGE N. TAHARA and DON Y. YOKOTA
/wishes to ANNOUNCE THE
OPENING OF. . .
Dayton Steelcraft Co«
“SPECIALISTS IN METAL LETTERS"
•• PLASTIC
dtTStt?S STEEL * ALUMINUM • GALVANIZE
• BRASS ETC.
ALSO. .
Passage arranged by Steamer or Air
Call for Reservations or
Information—EM. 8-9934
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- K. Iwata Travel Service
113 McCaul St. TORONTO
NEON SIGNS
CUSTOM MADE
PLASTIC SIGNS
TO ORDER
DONE ON OUR PREMISES
1345 DAVENPORT RD.
near Dufferin St. Toronto
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J. WILLIAM RIDPATH
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<
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DIRECT from FACTORY
TO YOU
Sales ccnd Service
Ghina and Giftware
WE HAVE NO
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it is a good policv to
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Consult
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"FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE"
Office: Room 403
229 Yonge St., Toronto
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464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
Iron Furniture
Travel Arrangements
V
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Scarborough, ont.
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Brewin <S McCallum
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Toronto
Watch Repair Shop
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
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DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
693 Yonge St.
Toronto
WA. 1-6549 (office)
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SatiirMOctobera_2^
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Personal Notes Across Canada
Marriages
Chicoutimi, Quebec
St. Nom-de-Jesus Church was
the setting- for the marriage of
Lise Tremblay, daughter of Mr.
’ and Mrs. Ludger Tremblay of
Chicoutimi, to Frank Mitsuyuki
Watanabe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tadamasa Watanabe of Hamil
ton, Ontario, on August 30, 1958.
There were two receptions held
for the couple, one at Mont-Valin
Inn and the other at Grange’s in
Hamilton.
*
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KUNIMOTO - OHNO
Lethbridge, Alberta
i
Q.: Why the hurry; why not
do it in five or 10 years and make
Kaoru Ohta, daughter of Mr.
it easier on the pocketbook?
Mitsuo Ohta of Toronto and, Ke
A.: Procrastination has already
nichi Ito, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ju
cost
the project a lot of money
nichi Ito of Toronto, were en
We, the executive body of Club with many novelty dances and
in
terms
of soaring land and con
gaged on October 5, 1958.
Ami, realize the Sunday affairs rock ‘n’ roll tunes. Music is to
struction
costs.
Announcement was at Sai Woo held at Hagerman’s Hall are very records featuring many of your
Apart
from
this, further delay
Tea House.
successful. However, another suc favorite artists.
will
mean
the
Issei, our parents,
cessful fun-filled evening* can be
Dancing will begin at 8:30 p.m. will no longer be here to enjoy
Births
had at our dance held regularly sharp to the hour of twelve bells.
the benefits the Centre could of
at the Toronto Buddhist- Church.
Admission
is
set
at
40
cents
foi*
fer
in the way of Japanese-style
Mr. and Mrs. Isamu Koyata
Our dance is to be held tonight members and 60 cents for non entertainment.
(nee Betty Tsuruda) of Toronto
members. May we count on your
are happy to announce the arriv
Q.: Why does the project re
attendance ? Thank you verv
al of their* daughter, Lynda Su
quire
three-year* pledges?
much for taking- the time out to
san Miyoshi, on September 7.
read of our affairs.
—Diane
A.: §400,000 is not a sum to
1958 at Women’s College Hospi
which
we. could subscribe from
tal.
After a very successful dance
“
out-of-pocket
” money. As has
Mother and daughter are doing- last Sunday evening at Hager
been
mentioned
earlier, the com
fine.
man’s Hall, Rec Socratic Club
mittee
hopes
the
contributions to
executives have decided to con
be
substantial—
on
the average of
tinue this affair every Sunday
Obituaries
All
members and friends are §200 per donor.
throughout the season. They wish
The committee knows you have
KANAGAWA
to thank those who attended and most cordiallv welcome, for an
to
meet payments on your homes,
evening
of
dancing
enjoyment
hope for their continued support
Sakuji Kanagawa, 71, of Vau- in future events. The club is al tomorrow, October 12 at 8 p.m. taxes, cars, insurance, etc.—they
xall, Alberta passed away at his ways open for suggestions which for our initial get-together for are all part of the high cost of
residence on September 30, 1958. might create more interest and another season of social activi- living. Then you* also must meet
Funeral services were held on association.
your pledges to your church.
ties.
September 4th and Tsuya was
Which all means that you just
To start the ball rolling, an
Dancing will start 8 p.m. to
held on October* 3rd at the Taber
haven
’t enough money to spend.
morrow at Hagerman’s Hall. The ‘■'Open House” is scheduled at the But the Centre deserves some
Buddhist Church.
usual location, Armadale Hall,
Interment was at Lethbridge first cha-cha lesson is to take 1331-A Dundas Street Westsac rific e—th a t
sacrifice beplace
Sunday,
October
26
with
Cemetery.
yond your out-of-pocket money.
Mr. Gordon Burks instructing.
Once again we have Mr. Eddie And that is why the Centre re
*
Did you apply for your member Hashimoto to instruct new steps quires your three-year pledges.
' OZAKI
ship yet ? Better hurry.
in the various modern dances.
Q.: If I pledge my donation,
—Club El Choclo
—RecSo.
Toyoji Ozaki, 77, of London,
how will I be reminded about in
Ontario passed away at the Lonstallments?
don Hospital on October 6, 1958.
Funeral services were held on
A.: We could ask you to set
the 7th at the Evans Funeral
aside money daily or weekly, and
Home officiated by Rev. T. Ko
you could send it in monthly,
VANCOUVER.—English clas last season.
miyama.
quarterly or semi-annually ac
ses have begun for Isseis in the
This event will be held on Octo cording to your wish. Or, if more
"'JCCA room at the Japanese ber 3rd at the usual hangout, convenient, we could provide you
Asia Bound for Research school hall. Anyone interested is Sixth and Columbia, from 8 p.m. with post-dated cheques.
invited to attend these classes A whist drive is scheduled for the
Q.: Why isn’t the pledge in
Guest speaker at tomorrow’s which are again being capably 17th. Time and place will be anToronto Buddhist English serv directed by Miss Sumi Yoshida.
nounced at a later date in the come tax deductible?
ices at 11 a.m. will be a student
Anyone willing to assist Miss Vancouver JCCA Bulletin.
A.: The committee has made
of Buddhism, Mr. G. R. Barnett, Yoshida in coaching capacity is
repeated
appeals to the Festival
a librarian at Parry Sound, On asked to phone HA. 6406-M.
Income
Tax
Department, but has
VANCOUVER.
—
A
floor
show
tario.
8
$
$
been
told
that
contributions to
will
be
the
hi-lite
of
the
Vancou
• A student for many years Mr.
ward
recreational
and social pro
ver
Nisei
Fellowship
’
s
Hallowe
’
en
With
the
time
for
indoor
acti
Barnett is scheduled to depart for
grams
cannot
be
classed
as char
Dance
on
Friday,
October*
31st.
vity
rolling
along,
the
Vancou
Kyoto, Japan via San Francisco
itable
or
religious,
the
only
re
Peter
Pan
Ballroom
is
the
locale
ver
Nisei
Fellowship
Group
will
on October 13 to study Zen Budd
ferences for deduction. The com
and
dancing
is
from
9
p.m.
to
1
have
a
full
schedule
of
programs
hism. After studies there he will
As this will be the first mittee, however, is still negotiat
leave for India for further stu for interested parties. “Fall a.m.
dance
in
Vancouver in some time ing to have the pledges deduct
Opener
”
will
be
the
first
on
the
dies. A' cordial invitation is ex
we
urge
all to come out and en- ible.
list
with
a
gay
social
affair
being
tended' to all.
—K. S.
the first get-together since the joy yourselves.
Ami is Coming Out Tonight, Will You?
W ATANABE-TREMBLAY
$
Sates and doings
Queries and Answers
Kaname Ohno, daughter of
Mrs. Mitsuyo Ohno of Lethbridge,
Alberta, and Teruo Kunimoto of
Magrath, Alberta, were united in
marriage on September 13, 1958
at the Lethbridge
Buddhist
Church officiated by Rev. U. Ka
wamura.
Reception was at Lotus Inn,
'A.
Engagements
I
Betty Chizuye Morishita, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Eikichi
Morishita of Steveston, B.C., and
Satoru Hirowatari, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Uso Hirowatari of
Kamloops, B.C., were engaged on
September 29, 1958 at the home
of Mrs. Morishita.
’ .
Sewanins were Mr. and Mrs.
Kunio Yoshida.
VANCOUVER
Buddhist Church
NISEI ENGLISH SERVICE
Every Sunday at
7 p.m.
Rev. K. Ikuta
WELCOME TO ALL!!
220 Jackson Ave. — Vancouver
RecSo Continues
Choclo Open House
Vancouver Dance and Social News
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1958
10:30 a.m., Buddhist Religious School
11:00 a.m., English Service
Guest speaker Mr. G. R. Barnett
EVERYONE
CORDIALLY
INVITED
59 VOLKSWAGEN
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KLAUS
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1958
10:45 a.m., Bible Class
11:30 a.m., Sunday Church School
11:30 a.m., Thanksgiving Day Service
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Orders to Take Ou*
131A Dundas St. W., Toronto
TOKYO. — Should Japanese
children be taught in school to
sing the national anthem ?
This is an issue in Japan once
intensely nationalistic but lately
cool to outward expressions of
patriotism.
Many Japanese view the na
tional flag and anthem as sym
bols of a leadership that led them
to wartime disaster.
Compulsory teaching of the
national anthem came to an. end
in 1945. The Conservative gov
ernment now feels that children
have been too long without a
concrete sense of patriotism.
This has given rise to a “generation without backbone” and a na
tional inferiority complex, some
of its leaders think.
The education ministry has
directed that first graders learn
the traditional national anthem,
“Kimigayo”, in music classes.
The directive was criticized by
the leftist-led teachers’ union
and by many sections of the press
as a step toward reviving a pre
war type of regimented educa
tion.
Much of the objection to the
national anthem lies in the words
of the song.
A columnist in Asahi, Japan’s
biggest newspaper, said:
“There are serious doubts
about the rights of practically
forcing children, who don’t know
what it is all about anyway, to
sing a song extolling the em
peror system.”
The anthem goes something
like this:
“A thousand years of happy
life be thine!
“Live on, our lord, till what
are pebbles now ... to great
rocks shall grow.”
is
s
Personal Notes Across Canada
Marriages
Chicoutimi, Quebec
St. Nom-de-Jesus Church was
the setting- for the marriage of
Lise Tremblay, daughter of Mr.
’ and Mrs. Ludger Tremblay of
Chicoutimi, to Frank Mitsuyuki
Watanabe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tadamasa Watanabe of Hamil
ton, Ontario, on August 30, 1958.
There were two receptions held
for the couple, one at Mont-Valin
Inn and the other at Grange’s in
Hamilton.
*
*
KUNIMOTO - OHNO
Lethbridge, Alberta
i
Q.: Why the hurry; why not
do it in five or 10 years and make
Kaoru Ohta, daughter of Mr.
it easier on the pocketbook?
Mitsuo Ohta of Toronto and, Ke
A.: Procrastination has already
nichi Ito, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ju
cost
the project a lot of money
nichi Ito of Toronto, were en
We, the executive body of Club with many novelty dances and
in
terms
of soaring land and con
gaged on October 5, 1958.
Ami, realize the Sunday affairs rock ‘n’ roll tunes. Music is to
struction
costs.
Announcement was at Sai Woo held at Hagerman’s Hall are very records featuring many of your
Apart
from
this, further delay
Tea House.
successful. However, another suc favorite artists.
will
mean
the
Issei, our parents,
cessful fun-filled evening* can be
Dancing will begin at 8:30 p.m. will no longer be here to enjoy
Births
had at our dance held regularly sharp to the hour of twelve bells.
the benefits the Centre could of
at the Toronto Buddhist- Church.
Admission
is
set
at
40
cents
foi*
fer
in the way of Japanese-style
Mr. and Mrs. Isamu Koyata
Our dance is to be held tonight members and 60 cents for non entertainment.
(nee Betty Tsuruda) of Toronto
members. May we count on your
are happy to announce the arriv
Q.: Why does the project re
attendance ? Thank you verv
al of their* daughter, Lynda Su
quire
three-year* pledges?
much for taking- the time out to
san Miyoshi, on September 7.
read of our affairs.
—Diane
A.: §400,000 is not a sum to
1958 at Women’s College Hospi
which
we. could subscribe from
tal.
After a very successful dance
“
out-of-pocket
” money. As has
Mother and daughter are doing- last Sunday evening at Hager
been
mentioned
earlier, the com
fine.
man’s Hall, Rec Socratic Club
mittee
hopes
the
contributions to
executives have decided to con
be
substantial—
on
the average of
tinue this affair every Sunday
Obituaries
All
members and friends are §200 per donor.
throughout the season. They wish
The committee knows you have
KANAGAWA
to thank those who attended and most cordiallv welcome, for an
to
meet payments on your homes,
evening
of
dancing
enjoyment
hope for their continued support
Sakuji Kanagawa, 71, of Vau- in future events. The club is al tomorrow, October 12 at 8 p.m. taxes, cars, insurance, etc.—they
xall, Alberta passed away at his ways open for suggestions which for our initial get-together for are all part of the high cost of
residence on September 30, 1958. might create more interest and another season of social activi- living. Then you* also must meet
Funeral services were held on association.
your pledges to your church.
ties.
September 4th and Tsuya was
Which all means that you just
To start the ball rolling, an
Dancing will start 8 p.m. to
held on October* 3rd at the Taber
haven
’t enough money to spend.
morrow at Hagerman’s Hall. The ‘■'Open House” is scheduled at the But the Centre deserves some
Buddhist Church.
usual location, Armadale Hall,
Interment was at Lethbridge first cha-cha lesson is to take 1331-A Dundas Street Westsac rific e—th a t
sacrifice beplace
Sunday,
October
26
with
Cemetery.
yond your out-of-pocket money.
Mr. Gordon Burks instructing.
Once again we have Mr. Eddie And that is why the Centre re
*
Did you apply for your member Hashimoto to instruct new steps quires your three-year pledges.
' OZAKI
ship yet ? Better hurry.
in the various modern dances.
Q.: If I pledge my donation,
—Club El Choclo
—RecSo.
Toyoji Ozaki, 77, of London,
how will I be reminded about in
Ontario passed away at the Lonstallments?
don Hospital on October 6, 1958.
Funeral services were held on
A.: We could ask you to set
the 7th at the Evans Funeral
aside money daily or weekly, and
Home officiated by Rev. T. Ko
you could send it in monthly,
VANCOUVER.—English clas last season.
miyama.
quarterly or semi-annually ac
ses have begun for Isseis in the
This event will be held on Octo cording to your wish. Or, if more
"'JCCA room at the Japanese ber 3rd at the usual hangout, convenient, we could provide you
Asia Bound for Research school hall. Anyone interested is Sixth and Columbia, from 8 p.m. with post-dated cheques.
invited to attend these classes A whist drive is scheduled for the
Q.: Why isn’t the pledge in
Guest speaker at tomorrow’s which are again being capably 17th. Time and place will be anToronto Buddhist English serv directed by Miss Sumi Yoshida.
nounced at a later date in the come tax deductible?
ices at 11 a.m. will be a student
Anyone willing to assist Miss Vancouver JCCA Bulletin.
A.: The committee has made
of Buddhism, Mr. G. R. Barnett, Yoshida in coaching capacity is
repeated
appeals to the Festival
a librarian at Parry Sound, On asked to phone HA. 6406-M.
Income
Tax
Department, but has
VANCOUVER.
—
A
floor
show
tario.
8
$
$
been
told
that
contributions to
will
be
the
hi-lite
of
the
Vancou
• A student for many years Mr.
ward
recreational
and social pro
ver
Nisei
Fellowship
’
s
Hallowe
’
en
With
the
time
for
indoor
acti
Barnett is scheduled to depart for
grams
cannot
be
classed
as char
Dance
on
Friday,
October*
31st.
vity
rolling
along,
the
Vancou
Kyoto, Japan via San Francisco
itable
or
religious,
the
only
re
Peter
Pan
Ballroom
is
the
locale
ver
Nisei
Fellowship
Group
will
on October 13 to study Zen Budd
ferences for deduction. The com
and
dancing
is
from
9
p.m.
to
1
have
a
full
schedule
of
programs
hism. After studies there he will
As this will be the first mittee, however, is still negotiat
leave for India for further stu for interested parties. “Fall a.m.
dance
in
Vancouver in some time ing to have the pledges deduct
Opener
”
will
be
the
first
on
the
dies. A' cordial invitation is ex
we
urge
all to come out and en- ible.
list
with
a
gay
social
affair
being
tended' to all.
—K. S.
the first get-together since the joy yourselves.
Ami is Coming Out Tonight, Will You?
W ATANABE-TREMBLAY
$
Sates and doings
Queries and Answers
Kaname Ohno, daughter of
Mrs. Mitsuyo Ohno of Lethbridge,
Alberta, and Teruo Kunimoto of
Magrath, Alberta, were united in
marriage on September 13, 1958
at the Lethbridge
Buddhist
Church officiated by Rev. U. Ka
wamura.
Reception was at Lotus Inn,
'A.
Engagements
I
Betty Chizuye Morishita, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Eikichi
Morishita of Steveston, B.C., and
Satoru Hirowatari, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Uso Hirowatari of
Kamloops, B.C., were engaged on
September 29, 1958 at the home
of Mrs. Morishita.
’ .
Sewanins were Mr. and Mrs.
Kunio Yoshida.
VANCOUVER
Buddhist Church
NISEI ENGLISH SERVICE
Every Sunday at
7 p.m.
Rev. K. Ikuta
WELCOME TO ALL!!
220 Jackson Ave. — Vancouver
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Guest speaker Mr. G. R. Barnett
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TORONTO, Ont.
WELCOME, JAPANESE CANADIANS
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We are open to the public this Sunday
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EM. 8-2475
Orders to Take Ou*
131A Dundas St. W., Toronto
TOKYO. — Should Japanese
children be taught in school to
sing the national anthem ?
This is an issue in Japan once
intensely nationalistic but lately
cool to outward expressions of
patriotism.
Many Japanese view the na
tional flag and anthem as sym
bols of a leadership that led them
to wartime disaster.
Compulsory teaching of the
national anthem came to an. end
in 1945. The Conservative gov
ernment now feels that children
have been too long without a
concrete sense of patriotism.
This has given rise to a “generation without backbone” and a na
tional inferiority complex, some
of its leaders think.
The education ministry has
directed that first graders learn
the traditional national anthem,
“Kimigayo”, in music classes.
The directive was criticized by
the leftist-led teachers’ union
and by many sections of the press
as a step toward reviving a pre
war type of regimented educa
tion.
Much of the objection to the
national anthem lies in the words
of the song.
A columnist in Asahi, Japan’s
biggest newspaper, said:
“There are serious doubts
about the rights of practically
forcing children, who don’t know
what it is all about anyway, to
sing a song extolling the em
peror system.”
The anthem goes something
like this:
“A thousand years of happy
life be thine!
“Live on, our lord, till what
are pebbles now ... to great
rocks shall grow.”
is
Page 8
PAGE 8
THE
Foreign Star in Debut
John ' Huston’s “The Barbarian
and the Geisha,” starring John
Wayne as Townsend Harris, first
U.S. consul to Japan had its Tor
onto premiere at the Odeon-Carlton Theatre. Produced for 20th
Century-Fox by Eugene Frenke
on location in Japan in CinemaScope and DeLuxe Color, this
eagerly-awaited film introduces
in her screen debut, a captivating Japanese actress, Eiko Ando,
and also stars Sam Jaffe and the
celebrated Japanese star, So Ya
mamura.
NEW
CANA DIA N
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Saturday, October 11, 195g
THE NEW CANADIAN
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each -week
household as a servant, the lovely
geisha, Okichi (Eiko Ando).
as a medium of expression and news outlet
By CAROL TERADA
She expects to be brutalized by
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
Harris, but instead finds him to
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher
be a kindly, considerate gnan. Her
KEN
MORI
............
..... Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
Adding to the many recording
own people, however, misunder
groups out today a brand new
JERRY KUTSUKAKE........ —.........—English Section Editor
stand her role and reject her.
group in Toronto collectively
479 Queen St W., Toronto 2-B5 Ont.
- To Harris’ joy, at long last an called the Jades have come up EM. 6-5005
Authorized as second class mail. Post OMlce Department, Ottawa
American ship appears in the with a new disc. This relatively
harbor, but Harris discovers cho new quartet consists of Les who
lera and turns it away. Several sings the lead, Joe in the bari
sailors attempt to escape, how tone spot and the only member
ever, and though rounded up in wedlock, Danny and Paul who
promptly, they introduce the sing the bass and high spot re
*
dread disease into Shimoda. Har spectively. The latter two are in
By FRANK HATA SHIT A
ris, feeling responsible for this their third year term in high
belts executing various techni
The story begins in August of catastrophe, makes a valiant school. Danny, nicknamed Daniel
ques
in spectacular fashion.
Ever notice a drunk take a
1856, in the tiny Japanese sea fight against the epidemic with Boone, dwarfs the others with his
If
the
writer seems to be over
nasty fall and come up muttering
port of Shimoda. For two hun the aid of Heusken and Okichi. six-foot-tw’o stature.
and swearing unprintable words enthusiastically involved, it might
dred years Japan has been “the The Japanese do not understand
A lot of hard work involving but without any ill effects, or a be due to the fact that he and
sanitation and Harris, after burn many hours went into forming
his three brothers were once such
forbidden empire,” turning away ing
down some infected houses, the Jades. Les Chomlock, lead, young child tumble headlong embryos and although did not be
down the stairs only to be merely
all foreigners and abusing, and is placed under close arrest. How
arranged to have the group audi shaken and still able to howl his come grand masters, we did
killing shipwrecked mariners.
ever, he succeeds in breaking the tion three times before anyone
come to the black belt level of
lungs out ? On the other hand,
epidemic.
paid any particular heed to them. accidental falls would mean a appreciation of this fine sport.
But now a U.S. Navy frigate
His
insistence, however, paid off plaster cast or a hospital bed for Most of the credit must go to a
appears on the horizon, and as
Tamura recognizes this accom
father -who refused to accept
the excited Shimoda populace plishment and feels bound, under in the end with a recording ses normal adults.
feeble excuses and other fantas
sion. In the beginning Les was
lines the waterfront, a longboat
It is not that children have soft tic efforts to miss judo lessons.
slowly makes its way toward the Japanese code of honor, to in accompaniment with a group
pliable
bones.
It is that they
permit
Harris
to
go
to
Yedo.
The
It is- apparent that it takes
known as the Vikings which in
shore, carrying Townsend Harris
haven
’
t
yet
learned
to
tense
some time for a young child to
(John Wayne), first accredited grateful people of Shimoda vol cluded Larry Sturino who is cur
when frightened, and become intrigued by the sport.
United States diplomatic repre unteer to act as his escort. In rently singing with the Stereos. themselves
as. for the drunk, he couldn’t if This brings to mind the words of
sentative to Japan. He is accom the capital, Harris finds the The forming of this group took
he
wanted to.
a famous phsycologist, “We don’t
place at a dance where Les met
panied only by his interpreter,
government
widely
divided
on
the
The
cat
seems
to
have
an
in
eat strawberries because we like
Danny and Joe, and from this in
Henry Heusken (Sam Jaffe), and
three Chinese servants. He is im question of the treaty. But pa formal introduction a new quar born gyroscope which guides him them; we like them because we
down safely, but we . humans, eat them.” In other words, until
mediately ordered off Japanese tiently he brings a majority tet was formed.
most
highly evolved species of a child has “eaten” enough judo,
soil, but defies the order and around to his way of thinking.
Ted
Godfrey,
their
manager,
had
takes , up residence in a ruined The reactionary forces, seeking- faith in the boys and had them the animal kingdom, are so far he will not get an appetite for it
temple, infested with rats. The to preserve Japan’s isolation, plot practice hours at a time knowing removed from instinct that we Therefore, it is justifiable to use
Japanese refuse to sell him any w kill Harris and designate the one day they would become big- must learn to fair all over again. any means of keeping his nose to
food and keep him under con unwilling Tamura as their agent. names.' Jerry Meyers, a well- In fact, it has even become a the tatami.
Sounds easy? Ha! My problem
Tamura, in turn, commands the
science—Ukemi, (judo breakfall).
stant observation.
known
D.J.
here,
heard
the
boys
is
the fastest draw this side of
assistance of Okichi who by now
From this, it is obvious that
and introduced them to Mr.
It is in this climate that Harris, has come to love Harris.
Kodokan
Gulch who parades
Harry Maselow of Quality Re the sport of Judo should be start around from morning ’till night
to fulfill his commission by Pre
Bound by tradition to obey, she cords.
Harry, an acquaintance, ed at a tender age—7 years ten with a two-gun star-studded hol
sident Pierce, must make his way springs the trap with herself,
was previously with Sun Records der. Since childrens’ minds are ster, and scorns his magnificent
to the nation’s capital, Yedo (To rather than Harris, as victim. where Elvis got his start, and pliable as their bodies, they are
judogi as pyjamas that neither
kyo), and there negotiate a com But an accident reveals her iden though located in the home town able . to absorb and retain the fit nor button -up. And if you
mercial treaty.
Patiently, but tity and .Tamura, his own inter of those ever lovin’ Everly Bro knowledge of judo, and in most have something in your house
cases, by the age of 15 Or 16
stubbornly, Harris forces Tamu nal turmoil becoming unendur thers in Tennessee, shows no sign they are comparable to the adult worse than this, where did you
able, commits suicide. Okichi, of a southern accent. It was
ra (So Yamamura), governor of however, cannot buy happiness through Harry that the Jades got Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt.)’ ever get the time to read this
article ?
Shimoda, to concede minor points. through breaking the Japanese their- first recording break, and
The danger is not in starting
In an effort to spy on Harris and code and flees from Harris. She after 40 takes on two songs noth your child too young. It is in ~
perhaps distract him from his watches sadly from the midst of ing was accomplished. They re pushing him beyond his capacity
the great throng as Harris rides turned shortly for another ses by over-anxious parents. From
persistent pursuit of his mission, into the imperial palace to com
sion and after two takes success this he would learn false values
Tamura introduces into Harris’ plete his treaty.
fully cut “Beverly” b/w “I’m of success and failure instead of
Pretending” released on the Reo the true value of-sportsmanship,
label.
etc.
As the age of the pupil goes
During- the first two weeks on
sale their record sold and it also down, the calibre of the teacher
sold the Jades to the public. After must go up. This is evident in
meet at the meal table.
it became a hit here, Harry went the Kodokan, where only high (^Continued from Page One}
The very first person I shall to New York to have it released ranking teachers from 6th to 8th
mention
is Mrs. Grace Hartman on the Dot label. It first became Dans are privileged to teach the
pot to the back of the Lodge. I of Sudbury.
young. The motto of the masters
Mrs. Hartman was a hit at Detroit.
should be comforted by the
are, “children are the embryos of
my
room-mate,
and
as
we
began
thought that our contingent came to introduce ourselves I soon
They appeared at the Trocara future champions and we must
in the front door.
Club
in Toronto last month -where nurse them along carefully”.
found out that her sister was Mrs.
some of you readers might had Therefore, it is not surprising to
One of my first discoveries was Allen of Westdale in Hamilton.
that calls for our low cost
seen them. Girls with their ever see many young 18-year-old judo
this: now I know why the sailor
Family Income Benefit
Even those of us who have not lasting screams -went absolutely
rolls when he reaches solid lived
kas with 4th Dans under their
in
Hamilton,,
know
of
the
which gives maximum protection
mad over them. The Jades will be
ground. The second discovery
was: Wow! this is some Lodge! . Allens of Westdale, who gave so going down Buffalo way to be
when- the young family’s need is
This next line is a straight plug, much of their love and genero on Pat Fagan’s TV Dance Party
sity
to
the
Japanese
Canadian,
greatest.
free of charge, for the. Minaki especially those who came within this Fall, and arrangements are
being made to appear on Ameri
Lodge. It js a beautiful thing, set
their social orbit. The Allens of can Bandstand with that fabu
in the middle of good hunting- Westdale
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gave much and be- lous M.C. Dick Clark.
and fishing grounds, and built of
hewn logs on a massive scale, grudged none of their giving,
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with fireplaces that dwarf the and the Japanese Canadians owe should be in your local record
people, a rotunda that give you a great debt of gratitude to them. bar by no-w or in the very near
the feeling of your own front The passing- years have not less future. Flip side is done by a
ened that debt, though most of
parlour in spite of its size.
vocalist named Johnny Cowell
us seem to have forgotten it.
En route to the conference, I
called
“I Wonder.” I’m sure this
Mrs. Hartman and I talked a
met several of the deleg-ates on great
new, disc will be as big as “Bev
deal
about
the
Allens
and
ACKNO WLEDGEMENTS
the train, but their- names and
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the
Nisei
they
knew,
and
what
Tho New Canadian acknowledges with
faces did not really register un
the group by purchasing their thanks generous donations from the fol
those
Nisei
are
doing
today.
She
til the second day at Minaki. By
sounds, and I’m sure evervone lowing:'
that time most of us were mak told me that Mrs. Allen has not will go for “I Sit Alone” like a
Mr. and Mrs. Senjiro Uyeda and, Mr.
ing lunch and dinner engage been well. I realized once again million dollars.
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or
request
pictures
or
infor
we could in a personal sort of
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Usually four to a table, that the true Canadian citizen mation on the boys, write me,’ daughter.
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iace, that the Japanese Canadian Toronto 13, Ontario. Please in-, memory of late father.
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evenings, and an hour or so" in
Mrs. Hatsumi Kurida and Mr. and
lute afternoons when we Allens of Westdale, and what a Watch for the Jades on your TV
Mrs. Toshio Masukawa of Toronto Oncould chat with those we didn’t p ensure it was to meet their screen. Well, that’s it for now.
tario on the occasion of son's and
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THE
Foreign Star in Debut
John ' Huston’s “The Barbarian
and the Geisha,” starring John
Wayne as Townsend Harris, first
U.S. consul to Japan had its Tor
onto premiere at the Odeon-Carlton Theatre. Produced for 20th
Century-Fox by Eugene Frenke
on location in Japan in CinemaScope and DeLuxe Color, this
eagerly-awaited film introduces
in her screen debut, a captivating Japanese actress, Eiko Ando,
and also stars Sam Jaffe and the
celebrated Japanese star, So Ya
mamura.
NEW
CANA DIA N
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Saturday, October 11, 195g
THE NEW CANADIAN
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each -week
household as a servant, the lovely
geisha, Okichi (Eiko Ando).
as a medium of expression and news outlet
By CAROL TERADA
She expects to be brutalized by
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
Harris, but instead finds him to
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher
be a kindly, considerate gnan. Her
KEN
MORI
............
..... Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
Adding to the many recording
own people, however, misunder
groups out today a brand new
JERRY KUTSUKAKE........ —.........—English Section Editor
stand her role and reject her.
group in Toronto collectively
479 Queen St W., Toronto 2-B5 Ont.
- To Harris’ joy, at long last an called the Jades have come up EM. 6-5005
Authorized as second class mail. Post OMlce Department, Ottawa
American ship appears in the with a new disc. This relatively
harbor, but Harris discovers cho new quartet consists of Les who
lera and turns it away. Several sings the lead, Joe in the bari
sailors attempt to escape, how tone spot and the only member
ever, and though rounded up in wedlock, Danny and Paul who
promptly, they introduce the sing the bass and high spot re
*
dread disease into Shimoda. Har spectively. The latter two are in
By FRANK HATA SHIT A
ris, feeling responsible for this their third year term in high
belts executing various techni
The story begins in August of catastrophe, makes a valiant school. Danny, nicknamed Daniel
ques
in spectacular fashion.
Ever notice a drunk take a
1856, in the tiny Japanese sea fight against the epidemic with Boone, dwarfs the others with his
If
the
writer seems to be over
nasty fall and come up muttering
port of Shimoda. For two hun the aid of Heusken and Okichi. six-foot-tw’o stature.
and swearing unprintable words enthusiastically involved, it might
dred years Japan has been “the The Japanese do not understand
A lot of hard work involving but without any ill effects, or a be due to the fact that he and
sanitation and Harris, after burn many hours went into forming
his three brothers were once such
forbidden empire,” turning away ing
down some infected houses, the Jades. Les Chomlock, lead, young child tumble headlong embryos and although did not be
down the stairs only to be merely
all foreigners and abusing, and is placed under close arrest. How
arranged to have the group audi shaken and still able to howl his come grand masters, we did
killing shipwrecked mariners.
ever, he succeeds in breaking the tion three times before anyone
come to the black belt level of
lungs out ? On the other hand,
epidemic.
paid any particular heed to them. accidental falls would mean a appreciation of this fine sport.
But now a U.S. Navy frigate
His
insistence, however, paid off plaster cast or a hospital bed for Most of the credit must go to a
appears on the horizon, and as
Tamura recognizes this accom
father -who refused to accept
the excited Shimoda populace plishment and feels bound, under in the end with a recording ses normal adults.
feeble excuses and other fantas
sion. In the beginning Les was
lines the waterfront, a longboat
It is not that children have soft tic efforts to miss judo lessons.
slowly makes its way toward the Japanese code of honor, to in accompaniment with a group
pliable
bones.
It is that they
permit
Harris
to
go
to
Yedo.
The
It is- apparent that it takes
known as the Vikings which in
shore, carrying Townsend Harris
haven
’
t
yet
learned
to
tense
some time for a young child to
(John Wayne), first accredited grateful people of Shimoda vol cluded Larry Sturino who is cur
when frightened, and become intrigued by the sport.
United States diplomatic repre unteer to act as his escort. In rently singing with the Stereos. themselves
as. for the drunk, he couldn’t if This brings to mind the words of
sentative to Japan. He is accom the capital, Harris finds the The forming of this group took
he
wanted to.
a famous phsycologist, “We don’t
place at a dance where Les met
panied only by his interpreter,
government
widely
divided
on
the
The
cat
seems
to
have
an
in
eat strawberries because we like
Danny and Joe, and from this in
Henry Heusken (Sam Jaffe), and
three Chinese servants. He is im question of the treaty. But pa formal introduction a new quar born gyroscope which guides him them; we like them because we
down safely, but we . humans, eat them.” In other words, until
mediately ordered off Japanese tiently he brings a majority tet was formed.
most
highly evolved species of a child has “eaten” enough judo,
soil, but defies the order and around to his way of thinking.
Ted
Godfrey,
their
manager,
had
takes , up residence in a ruined The reactionary forces, seeking- faith in the boys and had them the animal kingdom, are so far he will not get an appetite for it
temple, infested with rats. The to preserve Japan’s isolation, plot practice hours at a time knowing removed from instinct that we Therefore, it is justifiable to use
Japanese refuse to sell him any w kill Harris and designate the one day they would become big- must learn to fair all over again. any means of keeping his nose to
food and keep him under con unwilling Tamura as their agent. names.' Jerry Meyers, a well- In fact, it has even become a the tatami.
Sounds easy? Ha! My problem
Tamura, in turn, commands the
science—Ukemi, (judo breakfall).
stant observation.
known
D.J.
here,
heard
the
boys
is
the fastest draw this side of
assistance of Okichi who by now
From this, it is obvious that
and introduced them to Mr.
It is in this climate that Harris, has come to love Harris.
Kodokan
Gulch who parades
Harry Maselow of Quality Re the sport of Judo should be start around from morning ’till night
to fulfill his commission by Pre
Bound by tradition to obey, she cords.
Harry, an acquaintance, ed at a tender age—7 years ten with a two-gun star-studded hol
sident Pierce, must make his way springs the trap with herself,
was previously with Sun Records der. Since childrens’ minds are ster, and scorns his magnificent
to the nation’s capital, Yedo (To rather than Harris, as victim. where Elvis got his start, and pliable as their bodies, they are
judogi as pyjamas that neither
kyo), and there negotiate a com But an accident reveals her iden though located in the home town able . to absorb and retain the fit nor button -up. And if you
mercial treaty.
Patiently, but tity and .Tamura, his own inter of those ever lovin’ Everly Bro knowledge of judo, and in most have something in your house
cases, by the age of 15 Or 16
stubbornly, Harris forces Tamu nal turmoil becoming unendur thers in Tennessee, shows no sign they are comparable to the adult worse than this, where did you
able, commits suicide. Okichi, of a southern accent. It was
ra (So Yamamura), governor of however, cannot buy happiness through Harry that the Jades got Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt.)’ ever get the time to read this
article ?
Shimoda, to concede minor points. through breaking the Japanese their- first recording break, and
The danger is not in starting
In an effort to spy on Harris and code and flees from Harris. She after 40 takes on two songs noth your child too young. It is in ~
perhaps distract him from his watches sadly from the midst of ing was accomplished. They re pushing him beyond his capacity
the great throng as Harris rides turned shortly for another ses by over-anxious parents. From
persistent pursuit of his mission, into the imperial palace to com
sion and after two takes success this he would learn false values
Tamura introduces into Harris’ plete his treaty.
fully cut “Beverly” b/w “I’m of success and failure instead of
Pretending” released on the Reo the true value of-sportsmanship,
label.
etc.
As the age of the pupil goes
During- the first two weeks on
sale their record sold and it also down, the calibre of the teacher
sold the Jades to the public. After must go up. This is evident in
meet at the meal table.
it became a hit here, Harry went the Kodokan, where only high (^Continued from Page One}
The very first person I shall to New York to have it released ranking teachers from 6th to 8th
mention
is Mrs. Grace Hartman on the Dot label. It first became Dans are privileged to teach the
pot to the back of the Lodge. I of Sudbury.
young. The motto of the masters
Mrs. Hartman was a hit at Detroit.
should be comforted by the
are, “children are the embryos of
my
room-mate,
and
as
we
began
thought that our contingent came to introduce ourselves I soon
They appeared at the Trocara future champions and we must
in the front door.
Club
in Toronto last month -where nurse them along carefully”.
found out that her sister was Mrs.
some of you readers might had Therefore, it is not surprising to
One of my first discoveries was Allen of Westdale in Hamilton.
that calls for our low cost
seen them. Girls with their ever see many young 18-year-old judo
this: now I know why the sailor
Family Income Benefit
Even those of us who have not lasting screams -went absolutely
rolls when he reaches solid lived
kas with 4th Dans under their
in
Hamilton,,
know
of
the
which gives maximum protection
mad over them. The Jades will be
ground. The second discovery
was: Wow! this is some Lodge! . Allens of Westdale, who gave so going down Buffalo way to be
when- the young family’s need is
This next line is a straight plug, much of their love and genero on Pat Fagan’s TV Dance Party
sity
to
the
Japanese
Canadian,
greatest.
free of charge, for the. Minaki especially those who came within this Fall, and arrangements are
being made to appear on Ameri
Lodge. It js a beautiful thing, set
their social orbit. The Allens of can Bandstand with that fabu
in the middle of good hunting- Westdale
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hewn logs on a massive scale, grudged none of their giving,
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the feeling of your own front The passing- years have not less future. Flip side is done by a
ened that debt, though most of
parlour in spite of its size.
vocalist named Johnny Cowell
us seem to have forgotten it.
En route to the conference, I
called
“I Wonder.” I’m sure this
Mrs. Hartman and I talked a
met several of the deleg-ates on great
new, disc will be as big as “Bev
deal
about
the
Allens
and
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the
Nisei
they
knew,
and
what
Tho New Canadian acknowledges with
faces did not really register un
the group by purchasing their thanks generous donations from the fol
those
Nisei
are
doing
today.
She
til the second day at Minaki. By
sounds, and I’m sure evervone lowing:'
that time most of us were mak told me that Mrs. Allen has not will go for “I Sit Alone” like a
Mr. and Mrs. Senjiro Uyeda and, Mr.
ing lunch and dinner engage been well. I realized once again million dollars.
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Usually four to a table, that the true Canadian citizen mation on the boys, write me,’ daughter.
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there were about eight, occasions must not discriminate because of Carol Terada, 510-A Main Street, : Mr. T. Y. Aida of Toronto, Ontario in
iace, that the Japanese Canadian Toronto 13, Ontario. Please in-, memory of late father.
We could exchange ideas is a part of Canada.
Representing
ax hue we ate. Then there were So, my first salute is to the elude return postage, name and Best-Bestway Cleaners Bowling Leaaddress for pictures and letters. gue of Toronto, Ontario.
evenings, and an hour or so" in
Mrs. Hatsumi Kurida and Mr. and
lute afternoons when we Allens of Westdale, and what a Watch for the Jades on your TV
Mrs. Toshio Masukawa of Toronto Oncould chat with those we didn’t p ensure it was to meet their screen. Well, that’s it for now.
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