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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL. 22—No. 15
i
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959
e ON THE NEWSFRONT
TORONTO, ONT.
Closer Ties in Isseibu Urged by Sumiya
President, of the Toronto chap the latter pact of Alay.
He of
Kisaragi C’redit Union
ter of the JCCA, Mits Sumiya brought to the attention of those gave the results and progress of.
last Saturday addressed the Issei present that must dances to date the Union’s business during the
Foresee Big Boom in 1959 for Japanese TV
bu
general
meetingurging were organized by the local chap last fiscal year and requested
TOKYO.—This year promises to be a big one for Japan’s booming further support and co-operation ter to aid the Centre project.
that the Isseibu extend further
television industry. About 30 commercial television stations are to in the chapter’s programs for the
assistance with its management.
—
The
annual
TJCCA
picnic
begin operations in the next 12 months.
year.
will be held arly in July this
The Isseibu upon request by
A survey by the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation says 1,463,Sumiya stressed that the Isseis
reported
that
last
the
Union appointed a convenor
000 people owned television sets at the end of November, 195S, com= should, in every way, encourage
year's
picnic
had
in
attendance
last
year in order to assist in its
pared with only 800,000 at the beginning of the year.
the younger Niseis to take serv over 3,500 Japanese Canadians management and enrolment of
The reasons given for this big increase in so short a time are ice with the J CCA organization
the establishment of new transmitting stations in provincial dis not <?<vly to assist the community from Toronto and the surround new members. Uchida disclosed
ing- area making it a very suc that the Union’- membership and
tricts by both th© state corporation and by commercial television but to gain insight and .experi cessful
outing.
assets had doubled with its mem
companies, and the sale of cheap television sets, many costing less ence in leadership.
bership
reaching 199 members. A
—
The
TJCCA
sponsored
Labor
than 40,000 yen ($104) on easy payment plans.
After summarizing- the past
By 1960, Japan will have 198 television stations throughout the year’s activities, he outlined a Day International Softball tour further increase to the end of
country. The number of television sets is expected to exceed 2,500,- few decided programs of the Tor nament might necessitate a pre last month Had increased its
liminary championship tourna membership to over 200 persons.
090 by then.
onto chapter for the year.
ment due to the increased number The financial i eport for the
Restaurants, tea rooms and other business establishments now
—The chapter will hold a dance of cities wishing to enter. A pro Union revealed that the total
own 35 per cent of the sets. Farmers account for only three per cent for the TJCCA sometime during
hadI readied $30,600.00
vincial tournament could be held
of the total, but television manufacturers consider that the farmers
and
total
as ets of $31,922.00. The
at
Chatham
or
London,
and
the
may be their best prospective buyers this year.
money
is
international,
with
the
finalists
being loaned to
Color television, although only in the experimental stage, is Crown Prince and Bride
of
the
preliminaries,
here
in
Tor
members
for
'heir m'eds and in
one of the biggest, topics of conversation here. Full-scale color teleonto.
terest
had
ycilded
$.1,39S.OO durvision transmission, however, is not expected to
some time Denied Honeymoon Trip
An
now.
a
new
p
ro
because of technical and other difficulties.
TOKYO. — Japan’s
Crown gram to encourage Japanese CanThe situation of the special
ad
’
an
professional
and
amateur
“
Emergency
Relief Fund,’’ which
;
Prince
and
his
commoner
bride
Great Lake Ports to Accommodate Japanese Ships
can look forward only to a long artists will be held in October of technically belongs to the Toron
TOKYO.—Japanese shipping companies will be sending their period of ceremonial after their this year. Details are expected to to chapter but. held in trusteeliners up the St. Lawrence when the downstream International Sea wedding ceremony and will be be concluded within a few weeks.
way opens to navigation in April, the Nikkan Kogyo reports. Iino -- lucky to be alone for minutes at
—An Issei Appreciation Night Shm, treasurer, instructed to
Kaiun will send its 11,000-ton liner Tateshima Maru, departing Ja a time, a spokesman of the Im also planned for November of erre for the fund informed mem
this year, win, in all probability, bers that with the $100 donation
pan in mid-March, on to Quebec and Alontreal in an extension of perial household board has said.
its present Japan- New York run, and will follow this up with re
be
held in conjunction with the to the Japan flood relief, the
The spokesman was denying a
gular monthly sailings. Mitsui Steamship is also planning to add report that the couple would Centre group.
balance m>w rem-'ins at $760.73.
■ scheduled sailings up the seaway as part of its New York and Europe visit Aliami Beach, Fla., for a
The meeting chaired by T. It was docidel to accept volunrun. OSK and Kawasaki Steamship will add Alontreal and Quebec honeymoon. The reported honey Umezuki heard reports by sec tary donations into this emer
as ports of call on their Southeast Asia-New York routes. All these moon was “utterly unthinkable/’ retary T. Kameoka and treasurer gency fund.
Y. Kanda.
lines have obtained Transportation Afinistry approval for theii* ex he said.
I. Uchida, secretary-treasurer
tension of service up the St. Lawrence and will start off with Alarch
The wedding of Crown Prince
sailings. Plans for sailings direct into the Great Lakes are still in Akihito
and
his
commoner
the preliminary stage, pending completion of work on canals, locks, fiancee, Aliss AI Ichiko Shoda, is
and harbor facilities in the lakes area.
due to fake place April 10.
Although traditional
proce
World Festivals Flood Japan with Invitations
dures are being oosened consiTOKYO.—A weekly Tokyo ma with unwanted children is aborThe Foreign Ministry has been flooded with a large number derably, the wedding ceremony gazine has created a sensation tion, and in most postwar ycars
imitations for Japan to participate in a variety of international fes will be followed by at least three here with an article disclosing there have been as many abordays of receptions and banquets.
tivals this year.
The couple will have little time that 82 major Japanese compa fens as live births.
Japan has been asked to take part in the International Sports
'Weekly Tokyo reported that
nies have launched birth control
Alovie Festival in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, from last Afonday to to themselves even when they movements among their employ- To-hfha launched a family planAlarch 1. It is expected that the Nichiei-Shinsha Alotion Picture Com leave Tokyo together for the first
ning movement to do away with
time.
pany will send its “Third Asian Games” film to this festival.
this. Of 26,000 employee families
The
article
appears
in
Weekly
Their only “honeymoon” trip
Meanwhile, the Shizen Kagaku Eiga Sha (Natural.Science Afoin
the giant firm, 4,000 house
Tokyo
under
the
title,
“
Manage
tion Picture Company) will send its film “The Long Winter” to the will be on a visit to the Ise ment Controls Sex.”
holds
al’eady are taking part.
Shrine in Central Japan where
Austrian Afotion Picture Festival to be held in May.
Another
big firm participating
It
said
such
leading
firms
as
the Prince must report to the Im
Other movie festivals to which Japan has been invited to parti perial^
in the movement is the Japan
the Tokyo Shibaura Electric
Ancestors
on
the
latest
cipate are the Asian Film Festival set for Kuala Lumpur in Malaya event^in a family which historic (Toshiba) have adopted the slo- Steel Pipe Co., in which 23,000
in May, the Cannes Film Festival in Germany and the Venice Film ally claims to go back more than gan “Lower productivity in the out of 28,000 employee families
Festival scheduled for August in Italy.
home—raises productivity in the are members.
2,000 years in the direct line.
Alembers of the Shochiku Dancing Troupe will take part in an
In commemoration of the royal factories.”
Nurses Visits Families
international art festivalMortSe held in Alelbourne, Australia, in the wedding, the Printing Bureau of
Spokesmen for several of the
Under the program the com
latter part of next month. This festival will be on a commercial the Alinistry of Finance will issue firms that have adopted the pro
panies
hire trained nurses to visit
basis, however.
gram said the article is basically
special stamps in April.
employee
’s wives to give them
The Takarazuka Dancing Troupe is also scheduled to participate
They vary in size and will be correct but “too sensational and basic instructions in the techni
in the Vancouver International Art Festival to be held in early issued in 5, 10, 20 and 30 yen misleading.”
August, This is also a commercial festival.
. - postage. The 10 and 30 yen
They took particular exception ques of birth control. Toshiba
In addition, Japan has been invited to take part in the India stamps will have an engraved to the title. An official for the sends two health nurses to each
Flower Festival in the latter part of February, the Paris Flower picture of the Crown Prince and Japan Steel Pipe Co. said the fact family for this purpose every
day. The nurses also sell medici
Festival in April and the Indian Chrysanthemum Festival in Dec.
his fiancee, while the 5 and 20 of the matter is that the move nes and appliances at half the re
There are also invitations for Japan to take part in the Ostende yen stamp will have a picture of ment was conceived by the house
tail prices.
Ceremic Exhibition scheduled for the period from July through a fan.
wives themselves.
As an example of the benefits
August in Belgium and the Gumnden Ceramic Exhibition to be held
The article said 82 companies
For the benefit of stamp col
of
the program, the magazine
in Austria in July and August.
lectors, The New Canadian will had joined the movement by the said, workers for the Japan Steel
facilitate to secure these from end of January. Its objectives are Pipe Co. increased their personal
Japan. Anyone wishing them, to protect the health of mothers, savings five fold during the first
send $1.00 with a self-addressed rationalize family life and, as a year.
envelope to The New Canadian by-product, * increase the effi“The movements are no longer
. OTTAWA.—Stan Hiroaki Osa- ness of foreign students to take by, and no later than Alarch 21. ciency of workers.
called
by their original name,”
examples
The magazine cited
of AVinnipeg, has'been accept advantage of the scholarship plan This will get you five stamps of
the
magazine
said.
“They are
of families where an absence of
ed. by the Government of Japan has greatly increased since it was each four types.
now
called
the
‘
new
life move
birth control measures was vir
a scholarship that will enable introduced four years ago.
ment
living.
’
Instructions
now
tually killing the mothers and
Mm to study for two years in
The spokesman said that num
include
infant
care,
child
rearing,
running down the fathers.
n-Van’
Japanese Embassy at ber of applicants from Southeast
It said one wife of a Toshiba education and cooking. The aim
Cttawa announced. He will be Asia—more than 1,000 this year Can. Copper to Japan
now is to rationalize family life.”
vbe of rhe students from more —far exceeded the number from
GRAND FORKS, B.C.—Japa employee had three children in
-nan^32 countries who will bene- European and American- coun nese mining figures have indic- three years and two abortions the
yt from Japanese Government tries. Japanese Government agen a ted an i
st in the Velvet following year. A 30-year old
scholarships first made available cies abroad have been asked to Mine located at Sheep Creek Val woman was said to have had Abbot Ohtani to Give
three children and eight abor
seek out suitable candidates be ley on the summit road.
Final Word on New Post
tions
in less than a decade.
Mr. Osaka, who is the son of cause it was not desirable that
This was disclosed at the an
r. and Airs. Otokichi Osaka of too many of the students should nual meeting of Mid-West Cop
TOKYO.—Dr. Nobukatsu Ka
Resentful at Start
aniroba and obtained the de- come from one particular area.
per and Uranium Alines by pre
nayama, dean of the Philosophy
Bachelor and Alaster of
in Ithe year 19-59-60, there will sident AI. F. Maxwell. The in
The article said, “At first Department of the University of
’cnitecture in Community Plan- be 46 students from Southeast pection will apparently take many employees were opposed to Tokyo, who accepted the post of
5 from the Middle and Near place early in 1959 with a view it and resented the company’s in Superintendent of the Buddhist
He is now with the Aletroo from Australia and New to entering- an agreement to pur- terference in .private matters,” Churches of America will get
P-'ntan Planning
Ea
C-“eater Winnipe Mr. Osaka will
and at least 17 from chase copper concentrate.
but in time the movement gained final approval of his appoint
and the Americas.
In
Research in the history of JaShould the inspection satisfy in popularity.
ment when Abbot Ohtani returns
nese architecture and fine arts
the Japanese Interests, it is un
Birth control has long been a to Japan this week from his
but it is not expected that any derstood they will assist in the problem in this heavily populat America’s tour. Air. Kanayama
a Japanese university.
v spokesman for the Japanese students from that continent will cost of returning the mine to ed nation of 92 million persons. will retire from his professor
’'■eminent says that the eager- be accepted this year.
production.
The traditional method of coping ship sometime next month.
Birth Control Programs in Firms
Nisei Receives Scholarship to Study in Japan
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL. 22—No. 15
i
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1959
e ON THE NEWSFRONT
TORONTO, ONT.
Closer Ties in Isseibu Urged by Sumiya
President, of the Toronto chap the latter pact of Alay.
He of
Kisaragi C’redit Union
ter of the JCCA, Mits Sumiya brought to the attention of those gave the results and progress of.
last Saturday addressed the Issei present that must dances to date the Union’s business during the
Foresee Big Boom in 1959 for Japanese TV
bu
general
meetingurging were organized by the local chap last fiscal year and requested
TOKYO.—This year promises to be a big one for Japan’s booming further support and co-operation ter to aid the Centre project.
that the Isseibu extend further
television industry. About 30 commercial television stations are to in the chapter’s programs for the
assistance with its management.
—
The
annual
TJCCA
picnic
begin operations in the next 12 months.
year.
will be held arly in July this
The Isseibu upon request by
A survey by the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation says 1,463,Sumiya stressed that the Isseis
reported
that
last
the
Union appointed a convenor
000 people owned television sets at the end of November, 195S, com= should, in every way, encourage
year's
picnic
had
in
attendance
last
year in order to assist in its
pared with only 800,000 at the beginning of the year.
the younger Niseis to take serv over 3,500 Japanese Canadians management and enrolment of
The reasons given for this big increase in so short a time are ice with the J CCA organization
the establishment of new transmitting stations in provincial dis not <?<vly to assist the community from Toronto and the surround new members. Uchida disclosed
ing- area making it a very suc that the Union’- membership and
tricts by both th© state corporation and by commercial television but to gain insight and .experi cessful
outing.
assets had doubled with its mem
companies, and the sale of cheap television sets, many costing less ence in leadership.
bership
reaching 199 members. A
—
The
TJCCA
sponsored
Labor
than 40,000 yen ($104) on easy payment plans.
After summarizing- the past
By 1960, Japan will have 198 television stations throughout the year’s activities, he outlined a Day International Softball tour further increase to the end of
country. The number of television sets is expected to exceed 2,500,- few decided programs of the Tor nament might necessitate a pre last month Had increased its
liminary championship tourna membership to over 200 persons.
090 by then.
onto chapter for the year.
ment due to the increased number The financial i eport for the
Restaurants, tea rooms and other business establishments now
—The chapter will hold a dance of cities wishing to enter. A pro Union revealed that the total
own 35 per cent of the sets. Farmers account for only three per cent for the TJCCA sometime during
hadI readied $30,600.00
vincial tournament could be held
of the total, but television manufacturers consider that the farmers
and
total
as ets of $31,922.00. The
at
Chatham
or
London,
and
the
may be their best prospective buyers this year.
money
is
international,
with
the
finalists
being loaned to
Color television, although only in the experimental stage, is Crown Prince and Bride
of
the
preliminaries,
here
in
Tor
members
for
'heir m'eds and in
one of the biggest, topics of conversation here. Full-scale color teleonto.
terest
had
ycilded
$.1,39S.OO durvision transmission, however, is not expected to
some time Denied Honeymoon Trip
An
now.
a
new
p
ro
because of technical and other difficulties.
TOKYO. — Japan’s
Crown gram to encourage Japanese CanThe situation of the special
ad
’
an
professional
and
amateur
“
Emergency
Relief Fund,’’ which
;
Prince
and
his
commoner
bride
Great Lake Ports to Accommodate Japanese Ships
can look forward only to a long artists will be held in October of technically belongs to the Toron
TOKYO.—Japanese shipping companies will be sending their period of ceremonial after their this year. Details are expected to to chapter but. held in trusteeliners up the St. Lawrence when the downstream International Sea wedding ceremony and will be be concluded within a few weeks.
way opens to navigation in April, the Nikkan Kogyo reports. Iino -- lucky to be alone for minutes at
—An Issei Appreciation Night Shm, treasurer, instructed to
Kaiun will send its 11,000-ton liner Tateshima Maru, departing Ja a time, a spokesman of the Im also planned for November of erre for the fund informed mem
this year, win, in all probability, bers that with the $100 donation
pan in mid-March, on to Quebec and Alontreal in an extension of perial household board has said.
its present Japan- New York run, and will follow this up with re
be
held in conjunction with the to the Japan flood relief, the
The spokesman was denying a
gular monthly sailings. Mitsui Steamship is also planning to add report that the couple would Centre group.
balance m>w rem-'ins at $760.73.
■ scheduled sailings up the seaway as part of its New York and Europe visit Aliami Beach, Fla., for a
The meeting chaired by T. It was docidel to accept volunrun. OSK and Kawasaki Steamship will add Alontreal and Quebec honeymoon. The reported honey Umezuki heard reports by sec tary donations into this emer
as ports of call on their Southeast Asia-New York routes. All these moon was “utterly unthinkable/’ retary T. Kameoka and treasurer gency fund.
Y. Kanda.
lines have obtained Transportation Afinistry approval for theii* ex he said.
I. Uchida, secretary-treasurer
tension of service up the St. Lawrence and will start off with Alarch
The wedding of Crown Prince
sailings. Plans for sailings direct into the Great Lakes are still in Akihito
and
his
commoner
the preliminary stage, pending completion of work on canals, locks, fiancee, Aliss AI Ichiko Shoda, is
and harbor facilities in the lakes area.
due to fake place April 10.
Although traditional
proce
World Festivals Flood Japan with Invitations
dures are being oosened consiTOKYO.—A weekly Tokyo ma with unwanted children is aborThe Foreign Ministry has been flooded with a large number derably, the wedding ceremony gazine has created a sensation tion, and in most postwar ycars
imitations for Japan to participate in a variety of international fes will be followed by at least three here with an article disclosing there have been as many abordays of receptions and banquets.
tivals this year.
The couple will have little time that 82 major Japanese compa fens as live births.
Japan has been asked to take part in the International Sports
'Weekly Tokyo reported that
nies have launched birth control
Alovie Festival in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, from last Afonday to to themselves even when they movements among their employ- To-hfha launched a family planAlarch 1. It is expected that the Nichiei-Shinsha Alotion Picture Com leave Tokyo together for the first
ning movement to do away with
time.
pany will send its “Third Asian Games” film to this festival.
this. Of 26,000 employee families
The
article
appears
in
Weekly
Their only “honeymoon” trip
Meanwhile, the Shizen Kagaku Eiga Sha (Natural.Science Afoin
the giant firm, 4,000 house
Tokyo
under
the
title,
“
Manage
tion Picture Company) will send its film “The Long Winter” to the will be on a visit to the Ise ment Controls Sex.”
holds
al’eady are taking part.
Shrine in Central Japan where
Austrian Afotion Picture Festival to be held in May.
Another
big firm participating
It
said
such
leading
firms
as
the Prince must report to the Im
Other movie festivals to which Japan has been invited to parti perial^
in the movement is the Japan
the Tokyo Shibaura Electric
Ancestors
on
the
latest
cipate are the Asian Film Festival set for Kuala Lumpur in Malaya event^in a family which historic (Toshiba) have adopted the slo- Steel Pipe Co., in which 23,000
in May, the Cannes Film Festival in Germany and the Venice Film ally claims to go back more than gan “Lower productivity in the out of 28,000 employee families
Festival scheduled for August in Italy.
home—raises productivity in the are members.
2,000 years in the direct line.
Alembers of the Shochiku Dancing Troupe will take part in an
In commemoration of the royal factories.”
Nurses Visits Families
international art festivalMortSe held in Alelbourne, Australia, in the wedding, the Printing Bureau of
Spokesmen for several of the
Under the program the com
latter part of next month. This festival will be on a commercial the Alinistry of Finance will issue firms that have adopted the pro
panies
hire trained nurses to visit
basis, however.
gram said the article is basically
special stamps in April.
employee
’s wives to give them
The Takarazuka Dancing Troupe is also scheduled to participate
They vary in size and will be correct but “too sensational and basic instructions in the techni
in the Vancouver International Art Festival to be held in early issued in 5, 10, 20 and 30 yen misleading.”
August, This is also a commercial festival.
. - postage. The 10 and 30 yen
They took particular exception ques of birth control. Toshiba
In addition, Japan has been invited to take part in the India stamps will have an engraved to the title. An official for the sends two health nurses to each
Flower Festival in the latter part of February, the Paris Flower picture of the Crown Prince and Japan Steel Pipe Co. said the fact family for this purpose every
day. The nurses also sell medici
Festival in April and the Indian Chrysanthemum Festival in Dec.
his fiancee, while the 5 and 20 of the matter is that the move nes and appliances at half the re
There are also invitations for Japan to take part in the Ostende yen stamp will have a picture of ment was conceived by the house
tail prices.
Ceremic Exhibition scheduled for the period from July through a fan.
wives themselves.
As an example of the benefits
August in Belgium and the Gumnden Ceramic Exhibition to be held
The article said 82 companies
For the benefit of stamp col
of
the program, the magazine
in Austria in July and August.
lectors, The New Canadian will had joined the movement by the said, workers for the Japan Steel
facilitate to secure these from end of January. Its objectives are Pipe Co. increased their personal
Japan. Anyone wishing them, to protect the health of mothers, savings five fold during the first
send $1.00 with a self-addressed rationalize family life and, as a year.
envelope to The New Canadian by-product, * increase the effi“The movements are no longer
. OTTAWA.—Stan Hiroaki Osa- ness of foreign students to take by, and no later than Alarch 21. ciency of workers.
called
by their original name,”
examples
The magazine cited
of AVinnipeg, has'been accept advantage of the scholarship plan This will get you five stamps of
the
magazine
said.
“They are
of families where an absence of
ed. by the Government of Japan has greatly increased since it was each four types.
now
called
the
‘
new
life move
birth control measures was vir
a scholarship that will enable introduced four years ago.
ment
living.
’
Instructions
now
tually killing the mothers and
Mm to study for two years in
The spokesman said that num
include
infant
care,
child
rearing,
running down the fathers.
n-Van’
Japanese Embassy at ber of applicants from Southeast
It said one wife of a Toshiba education and cooking. The aim
Cttawa announced. He will be Asia—more than 1,000 this year Can. Copper to Japan
now is to rationalize family life.”
vbe of rhe students from more —far exceeded the number from
GRAND FORKS, B.C.—Japa employee had three children in
-nan^32 countries who will bene- European and American- coun nese mining figures have indic- three years and two abortions the
yt from Japanese Government tries. Japanese Government agen a ted an i
st in the Velvet following year. A 30-year old
scholarships first made available cies abroad have been asked to Mine located at Sheep Creek Val woman was said to have had Abbot Ohtani to Give
three children and eight abor
seek out suitable candidates be ley on the summit road.
Final Word on New Post
tions
in less than a decade.
Mr. Osaka, who is the son of cause it was not desirable that
This was disclosed at the an
r. and Airs. Otokichi Osaka of too many of the students should nual meeting of Mid-West Cop
TOKYO.—Dr. Nobukatsu Ka
Resentful at Start
aniroba and obtained the de- come from one particular area.
per and Uranium Alines by pre
nayama, dean of the Philosophy
Bachelor and Alaster of
in Ithe year 19-59-60, there will sident AI. F. Maxwell. The in
The article said, “At first Department of the University of
’cnitecture in Community Plan- be 46 students from Southeast pection will apparently take many employees were opposed to Tokyo, who accepted the post of
5 from the Middle and Near place early in 1959 with a view it and resented the company’s in Superintendent of the Buddhist
He is now with the Aletroo from Australia and New to entering- an agreement to pur- terference in .private matters,” Churches of America will get
P-'ntan Planning
Ea
C-“eater Winnipe Mr. Osaka will
and at least 17 from chase copper concentrate.
but in time the movement gained final approval of his appoint
and the Americas.
In
Research in the history of JaShould the inspection satisfy in popularity.
ment when Abbot Ohtani returns
nese architecture and fine arts
the Japanese Interests, it is un
Birth control has long been a to Japan this week from his
but it is not expected that any derstood they will assist in the problem in this heavily populat America’s tour. Air. Kanayama
a Japanese university.
v spokesman for the Japanese students from that continent will cost of returning the mine to ed nation of 92 million persons. will retire from his professor
’'■eminent says that the eager- be accepted this year.
production.
The traditional method of coping ship sometime next month.
Birth Control Programs in Firms
Nisei Receives Scholarship to Study in Japan
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FRIDAY 10-PIN. Feb. 20: Ken Yanada
559 (202); Chuck Shimizu 558 (243); Sab
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Seki 540; Joe Tsujimoto 531; Tak Take
mura 528; Kaide Shimizu 527; Tosh Fuiioka 525; Archie Matsumoto 521 (205);
Tim Kitamura 520? Toru Idenouye 518
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Tom Takemura 510; Ken Nakamichi and
Mori Hiaa 507; Sub Miike 505; Ken Hotta
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Ladies: Nancy Mori 469; Eri Tanaka
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Female Help Wanted
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Cate over Central Cleaners, Radio
Vision over Lewis Men's Wear, Doi's
Marketeria ever Ken Ito, 3-1; Hayashi
Studio and Queen Hardware, Crown
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—Mary
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j Hamilton JCCA "IDES" Dance March 6th
! BOOKKEEPER to handle complete set of
Are you coming- to the Ides?
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। rate with experience. Write Box 1959
Dancing- starts early (at 8:29) j The New Canadian.
i the Venetian Hall on Fridav,
and will continue until 11:59.
SUNDAY MIXED. Feb. 22: Kaz Kuroda ! March 6. 1959.
715; Norm Ibuki 706; Mickev Cinicola i
It’s Hamilton’s big Spring (that’s so you won’t be up too :
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mura 686; Roy Teranishi (302).
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Watanabe 613.
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were Ship Nishikawa with
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785; Toki Yonemitsu with 732.
grie’s 19th Annual Convention
Team results; Kaide S.. Harrv I. Mas Hie HJCCA, is p’anned to step turing the Fred Purser and the
Domestic Help Wanted
will take place on February 26, O., Mickey N., Slug N., Kaz" K.' and up out of the rut of dancing- to Washingtons combo, with danc
Sanzo S.. 5-2 over Maize N., Tom H.,
ingfrom
8:29
—
11:59.
(It
’
s
a
big27. and 28, at the Royal York Mas
I., Toni T., George Y., Mits K..' records in an impersonal atmo
GIRL wanted to de housework and look
Hotel, Toronto.
sphere to a comfortable, cozy, re capsule but it won’t be a bitter after two children.
Aki S., and Ken K.
—Mits
AH modern con
pill.)
It is expected that 1,500 delelaxed, intimate one.
veniences. private room, etc. Apply Mrs.
yates from the province wi41 at
The live entertainment will be
Are vou comiiif’- to the Ides?
S. Bookbinder, 571 Queenston Street,
tend the gathering- including Issei in Business
supplied by the bubbling, enthu
—M. WINNIPEG. MANITOBA. Phone HU. 94067
members of the Kisaragi (Toron
Japanese plants for the garden
to) Credit Union which is an af will be imported and sold by Mrs.
Business for Sale
C. Yanagisawa of Toronto, it was
filiated body..
The guest speaker at the con reported.
DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR SALE.
vention will be the much soughtThe plants to be imported will
REASON OWNER ILL.
LOCATED ON
after public speaker, Mr, Larman consist of cherry trees, plum or
Board of Directors for the Tor assit., Herb Tanaka, Jim Take MAIN ROAD AND NEAR RESIDENTIAL
Sherwood of New York, who is apricot, Japanese maples, etc. onto Buddhist Church:
mura; editor, Ray Sato. Tim Goto, DISTRICT WITH MANY APARTMENTS.
well-known in the field of human which, she stated, is quite suit
President,
Shinkuro
Kozai: Barrie Thomas, Ross Kawabata: WELL ESTABLISHED FOR NEARLY TEN
able for Ontario weather.
relations.
chairman, Iwazo Sugiman; trea social, Mattie Mu-mkami, George YEARS AND FORSEE GOOD FUTURE
surer, Izo Ebata;'•'executive sec Edamura, Jake Yoshida, June Ta BUSINESS. COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
retary, H. Ejima (Japanese), T. naka, Shiz Kikuta, Edith Tatebe; WITH SYNTHETIC PLANT, NO FIRE
Goto (English); vice-presidents, sports, Don Tsuji, Hideo Baba; HAZARDS' SEVEN YEARS LEASE WITH
Hideo Yoshida, Sakuhei Izukawa, Public relations, Nancy Tsuji, Pat R EASON ABLE RENT.
Charles Shimizu: recording- sec Sano; membership, Sue Uyeno,
FULL PRICE $26,000 with $ IC,000 down
DOWNTOWN
retary, English and Japanese, Jack Shimizu; education, Yo ' or $25 009 cash.
Mr. and Mrs. Shoji Michibata; Mori; administration and finance,
Phone AM. 7-7332 after 5 o'clock. Tor
social, O. Onishi, T, Baba; lib Kunio Suyama,
onto.
rary, N. Tahara; membership, H.
*
*
'i onekura, T. Hori, M, Amemori;
Executives
for
1959
Junior kuin im iih mu imi Himiiimniiiiiiii
welfare, Z. Shin.
277 Victoria at Dundas
TYBS for fiscal year:
Co-presidents, Elaine Mori, Bob
Board of Directors for Toronto Hashimoto; sec ret ary-treasurer,
® Practice Facilities
Y'oung' Buddhist Society:
Susan Otani, activity convenor,
President, Kaz Tatebe; vice- Nobby Fujinoj welfare and mem
Februax-y
president, Hideo Baba; general bership convenors, Lily Kishita,
® Lessons by P.G.A. Professionals
secretaries, Shoji Koyata, Amy Kerb Tanaka. Group 1 leaders, .25—Toronto. Oyama Shows at Astor
Fukusaka; recording secretary, Kathy Amemori, Terry Nakamu
Theatre. 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m.
® Pro Golf Equipment
Nancy Kusano; treasurer, Bill ra; group 2, Kay Koyanagi, Tetsu 25—Toronto. National JCCA meeting at
415 Spadina Ave. 8 p.m. sharp. All
Nishijima, religious . ed., Tosh Amemori; group 3, Kay Ikeda,
welcome.
Hori, welfare, Joan Murakami— Marie Kawano.
Toronto Buddhist Church News
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Montreal News
The Annual Meeting of the Ni
sei Church of the United Church
was held during the latter part
of last month. The following were
elected to the official board for
1959:
Elders: Doug Inose, Tom Mat
sui; Ken Nakashima, clerk of ses
sion: Jim Takemichi, George Ya
mashita.
Committee of stewards: Cor
responding secretary, Gladys Hi
rayama, Aki Kawai; treasurer,
Goro Matsuhita; Kaz Nishio, Sue
Nishizawa, Amy Uchida, Aya Ko
bayashi, Christian education.
The congregation, after review
ing reports for the year 1958, de
cided to take definite action for
I the coming yeasr io move its place
I of worship. The Building Comi mittee has tentatively set the
general location to the north part
of the city.
President, Mrs. Mary Yamao
ka; secretary, Mrs. Grace Ito;
secretary, Mrs. Hisako Shinkoda; social convenors, Mrs. Amy
Miyamoto, Mrs. Sadie Ezaki.
The next meeting will feature
Airs. Nori Tatemichi on pecan
Mrs. Nori Tatemichi demonstrat
ing on pecan rolls and the art of
bread making. It is to be held at
the home of Mr>. Joan Imai on
March 11.
At a recent meeting of the
Homemakers Club, the following
were elected to the executive:
Banquets, Weddings and
Socials
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CHINESE FOODS
DINE IN OUR JADE ROOM
April
HOME DELIVERY
4—Toronto.
CKB2A sponsored judo
tournament
at
YMHA
Auditorium.
Fourth Eastern championships.
7:30
p.m.
25—Hamilton. Kodokan sponsored judo
tournament at Hamilton Forum. South
ern Ontario tournament.
West to Broadview Ave.,
north to Agincourt, Don
Mills, east Highland Creek.
CAMERAS
PHONE AM. 1-3373
Oscar's Photo Sports
'2378 Kingston Rd., Stop 13A
Scarborough, Ont.
---------
When Buying, Selling or Exchanging Your Home
CATERING TO' ALL NISEI PARTIES
CONSULT
CHINA HOUSE
KEN HORI
j
I
5—Hamilton. Oyama Show at Kenil
worth Theatre. 7:30 p.m.
6—Hamilton. HJCCA sponosrod "The
Ides" dance. Venetian Hall with Fred
Purser and the Washingtons, 8:00 to
12:00 p.m.
7—Toronto.
Toronto JCCA General
Meeting and Variety Night.
Toronto
Buddhist Hall at 7:30 p.m. Free enter
tainment and refreshments. Everyone
welcome
14—Toronto. Centre Bazaar at Ukrainian
Temple, 3G0 Bathurst at 1:30 p.m.
Bc.:aar dance under sponsorship for
the Centre by Clubs, E) Choclo, Kisa
ragi. Phenix, Hec Socratic also TJCCA.
Dance time 8:00 p.m.
15—Vancouver. Bussei elected executives
inaugural ceremony and concert. Free
box lunch.
27—Toronto.
Monte Carlo Hite under
sponsorship <. f Rec Socratic Dance
C.ub at UNF Hall. Further details at
a ,ai ?r date.
SUPPORT JAPANESE
CANADIAN CENTRE
1500 Dundas al Duiferin—LE. 2-42S7
TORONTO
-
March
and
Flat Roofing @ Shingling @ Eavestroughs @ Sheet. Metal Work
BONDED ROOFER
I Phone RO. 2-4911
28—Vancouver. Vancouver Nisoi Fellow
ship sponsored Ice Skating at Keerisdale Arena. 8:30 p.m.
28—Kamloops. Buddhist Womens' Ass'n's
10th anniversary service, concert and
variety.
28—Vernon. Vernon sponsored Spring
Judo TTournament at Japanese Can
adian Farmers' Association's Hall be
ginning at 7 p.m.
(formerly Benny’s Steak House)
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;
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OX. 8-1121
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r acuities—Large dance hall and tree oarking.
Res: AM. 1-5194
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TORONTO ONT.
Residence; -14 Perivale Crescent, Scarboro
$
925 Eglinton Ave. W„ Toronto
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CLASSIFIED
SeSEaKEtfBCBBB
FRIDAY 10-PIN. Feb. 20: Ken Yanada
559 (202); Chuck Shimizu 558 (243); Sab
Seki 556; Fred Tanaka 545 (210); Jeep
Seki 540; Joe Tsujimoto 531; Tak Take
mura 528; Kaide Shimizu 527; Tosh Fuiioka 525; Archie Matsumoto 521 (205);
Tim Kitamura 520? Toru Idenouye 518
"(221); Ken Bain 512; Norm Ibuki 511
(210); Tack Watanabe, Sam Hayashi and
Tom Takemura 510; Ken Nakamichi and
Mori Hiaa 507; Sub Miike 505; Ken Hotta
500.
Ladies: Nancy Mori 469; Eri Tanaka
450; Sumi Schweitzer 448; Toy Hashizu444; Joyce Nakamichi 437; Marie Ko-
Female Help Wanted
j
sumoto over Stadium G-araae. Ginza
Cate over Central Cleaners, Radio
Vision over Lewis Men's Wear, Doi's
Marketeria ever Ken Ito, 3-1; Hayashi
Studio and Queen Hardware, Crown
Crests and Mercury Cleaners split 2-2. I
Blind draw score winner was Ken j
Izumi with 159.
—Mary
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| PART-TIME counter girl tor dry cleanI ers Phone RO. 6-1007 (Toronto).
j Hamilton JCCA "IDES" Dance March 6th
! BOOKKEEPER to handle complete set of
Are you coming- to the Ides?
siastic combo of Fred Purser and i books in small office. Salary commensuWell, the Ides are coming to the Washingtons.
। rate with experience. Write Box 1959
Dancing- starts early (at 8:29) j The New Canadian.
i the Venetian Hall on Fridav,
and will continue until 11:59.
SUNDAY MIXED. Feb. 22: Kaz Kuroda ! March 6. 1959.
715; Norm Ibuki 706; Mickev Cinicola i
It’s Hamilton’s big Spring (that’s so you won’t be up too :
Rooms to Let
693; Mits Tanouye 692; George Naka I Social, the do thar does, Hie whirl late)
mura 686; Roy Teranishi (302).
So, here it is in a capsule:
i FIVE rooms with equipped kitchen FurLadies: Barbara Shimizu 652; Terrie that whizzes, rhe whing that
The Ides, Friday. March 6. ■ tv.rted to s.i.t tn-ee e. !eu: persons.
Watanabe 613.
dings, et. al. (that’s used when
Union to Attend Confab High triple winner for the month of one can’t think of anything else.) J959, at the Venetian Hall, John । Pa?kina. ETC. shoppina and beach.
were Ship Nishikawa with
The Ontario Credit Union Lea- February
The Big- Dance, sponsored by Street just north of Barton, fea IPhone OX 8-1733 (Toronto).
785; Toki Yonemitsu with 732.
grie’s 19th Annual Convention
Team results; Kaide S.. Harrv I. Mas Hie HJCCA, is p’anned to step turing the Fred Purser and the
Domestic Help Wanted
will take place on February 26, O., Mickey N., Slug N., Kaz" K.' and up out of the rut of dancing- to Washingtons combo, with danc
Sanzo S.. 5-2 over Maize N., Tom H.,
ingfrom
8:29
—
11:59.
(It
’
s
a
big27. and 28, at the Royal York Mas
I., Toni T., George Y., Mits K..' records in an impersonal atmo
GIRL wanted to de housework and look
Hotel, Toronto.
sphere to a comfortable, cozy, re capsule but it won’t be a bitter after two children.
Aki S., and Ken K.
—Mits
AH modern con
pill.)
It is expected that 1,500 delelaxed, intimate one.
veniences. private room, etc. Apply Mrs.
yates from the province wi41 at
The live entertainment will be
Are vou comiiif’- to the Ides?
S. Bookbinder, 571 Queenston Street,
tend the gathering- including Issei in Business
supplied by the bubbling, enthu
—M. WINNIPEG. MANITOBA. Phone HU. 94067
members of the Kisaragi (Toron
Japanese plants for the garden
to) Credit Union which is an af will be imported and sold by Mrs.
Business for Sale
C. Yanagisawa of Toronto, it was
filiated body..
The guest speaker at the con reported.
DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR SALE.
vention will be the much soughtThe plants to be imported will
REASON OWNER ILL.
LOCATED ON
after public speaker, Mr, Larman consist of cherry trees, plum or
Board of Directors for the Tor assit., Herb Tanaka, Jim Take MAIN ROAD AND NEAR RESIDENTIAL
Sherwood of New York, who is apricot, Japanese maples, etc. onto Buddhist Church:
mura; editor, Ray Sato. Tim Goto, DISTRICT WITH MANY APARTMENTS.
well-known in the field of human which, she stated, is quite suit
President,
Shinkuro
Kozai: Barrie Thomas, Ross Kawabata: WELL ESTABLISHED FOR NEARLY TEN
able for Ontario weather.
relations.
chairman, Iwazo Sugiman; trea social, Mattie Mu-mkami, George YEARS AND FORSEE GOOD FUTURE
surer, Izo Ebata;'•'executive sec Edamura, Jake Yoshida, June Ta BUSINESS. COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
retary, H. Ejima (Japanese), T. naka, Shiz Kikuta, Edith Tatebe; WITH SYNTHETIC PLANT, NO FIRE
Goto (English); vice-presidents, sports, Don Tsuji, Hideo Baba; HAZARDS' SEVEN YEARS LEASE WITH
Hideo Yoshida, Sakuhei Izukawa, Public relations, Nancy Tsuji, Pat R EASON ABLE RENT.
Charles Shimizu: recording- sec Sano; membership, Sue Uyeno,
FULL PRICE $26,000 with $ IC,000 down
DOWNTOWN
retary, English and Japanese, Jack Shimizu; education, Yo ' or $25 009 cash.
Mr. and Mrs. Shoji Michibata; Mori; administration and finance,
Phone AM. 7-7332 after 5 o'clock. Tor
social, O. Onishi, T, Baba; lib Kunio Suyama,
onto.
rary, N. Tahara; membership, H.
*
*
'i onekura, T. Hori, M, Amemori;
Executives
for
1959
Junior kuin im iih mu imi Himiiimniiiiiiii
welfare, Z. Shin.
277 Victoria at Dundas
TYBS for fiscal year:
Co-presidents, Elaine Mori, Bob
Board of Directors for Toronto Hashimoto; sec ret ary-treasurer,
® Practice Facilities
Y'oung' Buddhist Society:
Susan Otani, activity convenor,
President, Kaz Tatebe; vice- Nobby Fujinoj welfare and mem
Februax-y
president, Hideo Baba; general bership convenors, Lily Kishita,
® Lessons by P.G.A. Professionals
secretaries, Shoji Koyata, Amy Kerb Tanaka. Group 1 leaders, .25—Toronto. Oyama Shows at Astor
Fukusaka; recording secretary, Kathy Amemori, Terry Nakamu
Theatre. 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m.
® Pro Golf Equipment
Nancy Kusano; treasurer, Bill ra; group 2, Kay Koyanagi, Tetsu 25—Toronto. National JCCA meeting at
415 Spadina Ave. 8 p.m. sharp. All
Nishijima, religious . ed., Tosh Amemori; group 3, Kay Ikeda,
welcome.
Hori, welfare, Joan Murakami— Marie Kawano.
Toronto Buddhist Church News
GOLF SCHOOL
CALENDAR
■
CON’S INSURANCE
AGENCIES & PATHAY
FINANCE CO. LTD.
MACHINE CO.
H. S. TSURUDA
A. K. (Alfie) KAMITAKAHARA
(Japanese Canadian Agent)
Suite 8—325 Lakewood Drive
Vancouver 6
HA. 7356-L
35 Rowntree Ave., TORONTO
RO. 9-0673 .
PLASTIC COVER
Custom Made—8 Gauge
GLASS CLEAR IT DEFIES WEAR LIKE A TRANS
PARENT ARMOUR SHIELD FOR YOUR FURNITURE
Permanent protection from dust and liquids yet the
beauty of your furniture is never hidden. Reinforced
seam construction—the strongest procurable—will
never split or crack. Custom cut and fitted in your home
by experts. Separate cushions with zippers and air
vents.
Montreal News
The Annual Meeting of the Ni
sei Church of the United Church
was held during the latter part
of last month. The following were
elected to the official board for
1959:
Elders: Doug Inose, Tom Mat
sui; Ken Nakashima, clerk of ses
sion: Jim Takemichi, George Ya
mashita.
Committee of stewards: Cor
responding secretary, Gladys Hi
rayama, Aki Kawai; treasurer,
Goro Matsuhita; Kaz Nishio, Sue
Nishizawa, Amy Uchida, Aya Ko
bayashi, Christian education.
The congregation, after review
ing reports for the year 1958, de
cided to take definite action for
I the coming yeasr io move its place
I of worship. The Building Comi mittee has tentatively set the
general location to the north part
of the city.
President, Mrs. Mary Yamao
ka; secretary, Mrs. Grace Ito;
secretary, Mrs. Hisako Shinkoda; social convenors, Mrs. Amy
Miyamoto, Mrs. Sadie Ezaki.
The next meeting will feature
Airs. Nori Tatemichi on pecan
Mrs. Nori Tatemichi demonstrat
ing on pecan rolls and the art of
bread making. It is to be held at
the home of Mr>. Joan Imai on
March 11.
At a recent meeting of the
Homemakers Club, the following
were elected to the executive:
Banquets, Weddings and
Socials
The first name in plastic covers
2 year written guarantee.
CHICAGO PLASTIC COVERS CO.
1904 Avenue Rd., Toronto RU 7-3133
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FISHING TACKLE
ACCURATE ROOFING CO, LTD,
I
!
--- ------------------
—
T. Nishijima
'
-
PEKING
CHINESE FOODS
DINE IN OUR JADE ROOM
April
HOME DELIVERY
4—Toronto.
CKB2A sponsored judo
tournament
at
YMHA
Auditorium.
Fourth Eastern championships.
7:30
p.m.
25—Hamilton. Kodokan sponsored judo
tournament at Hamilton Forum. South
ern Ontario tournament.
West to Broadview Ave.,
north to Agincourt, Don
Mills, east Highland Creek.
CAMERAS
PHONE AM. 1-3373
Oscar's Photo Sports
'2378 Kingston Rd., Stop 13A
Scarborough, Ont.
---------
When Buying, Selling or Exchanging Your Home
CATERING TO' ALL NISEI PARTIES
CONSULT
CHINA HOUSE
KEN HORI
j
I
5—Hamilton. Oyama Show at Kenil
worth Theatre. 7:30 p.m.
6—Hamilton. HJCCA sponosrod "The
Ides" dance. Venetian Hall with Fred
Purser and the Washingtons, 8:00 to
12:00 p.m.
7—Toronto.
Toronto JCCA General
Meeting and Variety Night.
Toronto
Buddhist Hall at 7:30 p.m. Free enter
tainment and refreshments. Everyone
welcome
14—Toronto. Centre Bazaar at Ukrainian
Temple, 3G0 Bathurst at 1:30 p.m.
Bc.:aar dance under sponsorship for
the Centre by Clubs, E) Choclo, Kisa
ragi. Phenix, Hec Socratic also TJCCA.
Dance time 8:00 p.m.
15—Vancouver. Bussei elected executives
inaugural ceremony and concert. Free
box lunch.
27—Toronto.
Monte Carlo Hite under
sponsorship <. f Rec Socratic Dance
C.ub at UNF Hall. Further details at
a ,ai ?r date.
SUPPORT JAPANESE
CANADIAN CENTRE
1500 Dundas al Duiferin—LE. 2-42S7
TORONTO
-
March
and
Flat Roofing @ Shingling @ Eavestroughs @ Sheet. Metal Work
BONDED ROOFER
I Phone RO. 2-4911
28—Vancouver. Vancouver Nisoi Fellow
ship sponsored Ice Skating at Keerisdale Arena. 8:30 p.m.
28—Kamloops. Buddhist Womens' Ass'n's
10th anniversary service, concert and
variety.
28—Vernon. Vernon sponsored Spring
Judo TTournament at Japanese Can
adian Farmers' Association's Hall be
ginning at 7 p.m.
(formerly Benny’s Steak House)
BERNARDI-MATHEWS REAL ESTATE
;
CANTONESE & MANDARIN CUSINE
OX. 8-1121
/
■
Catering—Wedding receptions and showers, socials.
r acuities—Large dance hall and tree oarking.
Res: AM. 1-5194
2670 DANFORTH AVE.
TORONTO ONT.
Residence; -14 Perivale Crescent, Scarboro
$
925 Eglinton Ave. W„ Toronto
©
Phone RU. 1-9123
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TJCCA
(Continued from hOge Oney
Wednesday, February 25, 1959
An Open Letter
Your Toronto JCCA has been
of much service to the Japanese
Canadian community in the past.
It can, and must, continue to be
a service in the future. It is now
facing a lack in personnel to
carry out the many projects.
On March 7th, we will be or
ganizing the executive slate for
the coming year. Would you give
us a helping hand? You may be
assured the experience you gain
will be of value to you. If you
feel that you may be conspicuous,
you needn’t be as many others
will be coming out for the first
time.
If you are interested in help
ing the JCCA or request further
information, please call Mits Su
miya at LE. 1-8770 or Stan Hi
raki at RO. 2-4500 or Miss Fumi
Sasaki at RU. 1-0046.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
Bob Kadoguchi, chairman for
the Centre Committee, covered
his report on the progress of the
T. UMEZUKIJ Publisher
fund drive and the matter of the
KEN MORT________Japanese Section Editor .& Advertising
cherry trees which Tokyo had
JERRY KUTSUKAKE-..
.English. Section Editor
donated to Toronto.
Toronto JCCA
The meeting also discussed the
EM. 6-5005 479 Queen St. W., Toronto 2-B. Ont
subject of entertaining Mr. Niibo
Authorized as second clasa null, Post Office Department, Ottawa
ri, technician from Tokyo who
will accompany the cherry trees
during shipment. It was resolved
to approach the Japanese GardEditor:
• eners Union to handle all matters of an organization to instruct
of sort with assistance from the and guide the welfare and affairs
On surveying the 1958 news, I
The Oriental -boom in entertainment is, still a factor, and Holly
of the Japanese Canadian com am again' impressed with the
Isseibu.
wood
is looking for a young actor of Japanese ancestry who can
munity in Toronto.
place race prejudice figures as
The findings of a special com
—To study methods of electing the number one item in your NC be to the mid-century in films what Sessue Hayakawa was to the
silent movie era. Hayakawa, in what is probably the most amazing
mittee appointed by the Isseibu a JCCA executive committee. A news.
comeback in film history, is again a topflight Hollywood star, cosuggestion
submitted
by
the
com
to study the JCCA organization
What is the cure for race pre starring in the current Jerry Lewis coihedy, “Geisha Boy,” and in
was given by T. Kadonaga of the mittee was to request various judice ?
the forthcoming Audrey Hepburn-Tony. Perkins version of W, H.
organizations in Toronto to select
The opposite of prejudice is Hudson’s classic, “Green Mansion.” In the latter Hayakawa por
Isseibu. The account raised a working committee to share
unity—an element of our emo
these points:
the responsibilities according to tional life. As religion is our trays the chief of a South American Indian tribe.
But though Hayakawa has more offers than he can fill, Holly
—To recognize the importance its membership.
master emotion, let us examine wood’s current need is for a young male performer of Asian ances
current trends m that area.
try for several pictures now in the planning stage. One such, “The
Our NC readers belong for the Crimson Kimono,” Samuel Fuller’s melodrama about a Nisei cop
most part either to Buddhism or and the back streets of Los Angeles’ Little .Tokyo, was scheduled
Christianity, and to one ox other to go into work this week at Columbia Studio, now that Fuller has
sect
of these. That means at the obtained Jimmy Shigeta for the role of the Nisei. There’s an inter
were
reported
to
have
fired
on
MANILA.—Philippine consta
core
of our being, we admit that racial romance in. this murder drama, the girl in the case being
two
Lubang
residents,
killing
bulary patrols came upon two
division
is right. We are trying Victoria Shaw, the young Australian actress who retired several
one
of
them
and
wounding
the
■ sets of skeletons in a cave in
to function on the basis of toler years back after she had played opposite Tyrone Power in “The
Lubang Island, Central Philip other.
But new developments raised ance—you worship as you please, Eddie Duchin Story.”
pines, where a manhunt is on for
two
World War Two the possibility that the two Fili- and you allow me to do the same.
Fuller contacted Shigeta, Japan’s top male recording star, when
In justice, then, do we not have
pons were fired at by outlaws.
the
latter
came to the United States several weeks back for Steve
Campo ordered the discovered to apply this same principle of
Constabulary headquarters here
Parker
’
s
special
Chevy Show on NBC which featured several other
said the discovery of the skele skeletons to be sent to Manila for conduct to other phases of life ? top Japanese performers,
including the singer, Izumi Yukimura,
You get as rich as you please,
tons led constabulary soldiers positive identification.
Shigeta,
although
he
’
s
better
known in Japan than in the U.S., is
He also asked the Japanese and you allow me the same priviand civilian officials in Lnban to
a
Nisei
from
Hawaii.
He
won
the
national competition of Ted Mack’s
lige.
You
stay
in
your
racial
believe that the skeletal remains Embassy here for medical records
Amateur
Hour
at
Madison
Square
Garden almost ten years ago and
group,
national
group,
political
were those of the holdouts—2nd of the two holdouts for a comthen
became
a
professional
singer
along the night club circuit. Shi
group,
etc.
and
allow
me
to
do
Lt. Hirue Onoda of Wakayama parative checkup.
geta
’
s
handlers
were
afraid
his
Japanese
name, wouldn’t draw, and
A white gold tooth was report likewise.
Prefecture,'and Sgt. Kiichi Kotchanged
it
to
“
Guy
Brion.
”
Not until we change our reli
ed still intact on the right lower
suka of Tokyo.
Shigeta was just getting started when he was drafted, winding
gious
tenents to read “unity” orConstabulary Chief Brig. Gen. jaw of one of the skeletons.
up
in
the Marines. It was after his military - service that Shigeta
perish,
”
can
we
justly
expect
A
pair
of
rubber
shoes
was
Isagani Campo ordered “punitive”
went
to
Japan where he made an instanteneous hit.
permanent
change
in
racial
atti
found
nearby.
operations against the two who
Although Producer Fuller’s problem about a Nisei leading man
Constabulary headquarters how- tudes. Until that time, sentiments
have been resolved, at least two other Hollywood producers are look
however, said it was not totally will flucture with events.
To unite all religions is simple ing for a Japanese face for an important film. One is Julius Blau
ruling out the possibility that the
enough. Study the different faiths stein at MGM who is going to make a picture from Gwen Terasaki’s
two Japanese might still be
THIS MONTH'S
and hiding in the forested area of the world, and you will dis true story, “Bridge to the Sun,” about a girl from Tennessee who
SPECIALS
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of Luba ng.
It said searching patrols have same—Love God and love your during World War II. The role of Terry Terasaki is one of the most
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found some caves in the moun fellowmen.
may
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crying
out
for
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Terasaki
would like Yul Brynmer for the past, but the latter has
unity.
“
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no
world
”
used for shelter.
complete $26.50
several
commitments
awaiting him).
was
cited
on
Court
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Lubang residents also said they
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recently.
I
certainly
do
hope
1959
have sighted the two recently and
*
*
complete $34.95
that the holdouts have been steal brings us all nearer this goal, ere
Mean while, William Goetz, the producer of “Sayonara,” is pre
ing some of their goats and other it is too late. Even now, it may
paring Alice Ekert-Rotholz’s novel, '‘Time of the Dragons,” a dra
be later than we think.
farm animals for subsistence.
matic cavalcade of a quarter-century in Japan and the Far East.
Lulu M. Barr,
Perhaps the most important role in this story is that of Akiro
Cranbrook, B.C.
Matsubara, whose progression—from a militarist in Shanghai of
it is a qood policy to
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Joe
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So delicately and exquisitely is
Since “Pork Chop Hill” Shibata, studying foi* a career in law
uuop tnru.rp.impa pmoosiA
the narrative of this highly'in at USC, is being considered for a projected. CBS private-eye series
telligent little girl unfolded that in which he will play a Nisei veteran.
the reader experiences pleasure
—Pacific Citizen
Lucien C. Kurata
akin to-that of listening to music,
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the lovely, docile elder sister ness.
can
army language school on the
One of the most beautiful mo
whose marriage at a very earlyThe New Canadian
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the parents, and the younger Kamakura which shows the rela he was stationed. They now make
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for which
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The second new book about Ja
Renew my subscription.
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pan “Japan: Theme and
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love—not a prearranged mar
Although Miss Hatsumi writes tions,” is a collection of Sp.ix months ® $6.00 per year.
riage—was the only one for her.
in flawless English her words poems by 153 Americans submit
Tlie reader comes <o know create a self-portrait that is pure ted in a contest conducted by the
every part of the garden, the in Japanese. She is the epitome of publisher of the volume, Chaney
terior of the comfortable big the graceful, lovely, highly-intel- E. Tuttle of Tokyo and Rutlana.
house, and all the incidents that ligent girl who is the result of Vermont. Mr. Tuttle felt it wouto
ade up Reiko day. The com- many generations of aristocratic be interesting to see what Ame
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TJCCA
(Continued from hOge Oney
Wednesday, February 25, 1959
An Open Letter
Your Toronto JCCA has been
of much service to the Japanese
Canadian community in the past.
It can, and must, continue to be
a service in the future. It is now
facing a lack in personnel to
carry out the many projects.
On March 7th, we will be or
ganizing the executive slate for
the coming year. Would you give
us a helping hand? You may be
assured the experience you gain
will be of value to you. If you
feel that you may be conspicuous,
you needn’t be as many others
will be coming out for the first
time.
If you are interested in help
ing the JCCA or request further
information, please call Mits Su
miya at LE. 1-8770 or Stan Hi
raki at RO. 2-4500 or Miss Fumi
Sasaki at RU. 1-0046.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
Bob Kadoguchi, chairman for
the Centre Committee, covered
his report on the progress of the
T. UMEZUKIJ Publisher
fund drive and the matter of the
KEN MORT________Japanese Section Editor .& Advertising
cherry trees which Tokyo had
JERRY KUTSUKAKE-..
.English. Section Editor
donated to Toronto.
Toronto JCCA
The meeting also discussed the
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subject of entertaining Mr. Niibo
Authorized as second clasa null, Post Office Department, Ottawa
ri, technician from Tokyo who
will accompany the cherry trees
during shipment. It was resolved
to approach the Japanese GardEditor:
• eners Union to handle all matters of an organization to instruct
of sort with assistance from the and guide the welfare and affairs
On surveying the 1958 news, I
The Oriental -boom in entertainment is, still a factor, and Holly
of the Japanese Canadian com am again' impressed with the
Isseibu.
wood
is looking for a young actor of Japanese ancestry who can
munity in Toronto.
place race prejudice figures as
The findings of a special com
—To study methods of electing the number one item in your NC be to the mid-century in films what Sessue Hayakawa was to the
silent movie era. Hayakawa, in what is probably the most amazing
mittee appointed by the Isseibu a JCCA executive committee. A news.
comeback in film history, is again a topflight Hollywood star, cosuggestion
submitted
by
the
com
to study the JCCA organization
What is the cure for race pre starring in the current Jerry Lewis coihedy, “Geisha Boy,” and in
was given by T. Kadonaga of the mittee was to request various judice ?
the forthcoming Audrey Hepburn-Tony. Perkins version of W, H.
organizations in Toronto to select
The opposite of prejudice is Hudson’s classic, “Green Mansion.” In the latter Hayakawa por
Isseibu. The account raised a working committee to share
unity—an element of our emo
these points:
the responsibilities according to tional life. As religion is our trays the chief of a South American Indian tribe.
But though Hayakawa has more offers than he can fill, Holly
—To recognize the importance its membership.
master emotion, let us examine wood’s current need is for a young male performer of Asian ances
current trends m that area.
try for several pictures now in the planning stage. One such, “The
Our NC readers belong for the Crimson Kimono,” Samuel Fuller’s melodrama about a Nisei cop
most part either to Buddhism or and the back streets of Los Angeles’ Little .Tokyo, was scheduled
Christianity, and to one ox other to go into work this week at Columbia Studio, now that Fuller has
sect
of these. That means at the obtained Jimmy Shigeta for the role of the Nisei. There’s an inter
were
reported
to
have
fired
on
MANILA.—Philippine consta
core
of our being, we admit that racial romance in. this murder drama, the girl in the case being
two
Lubang
residents,
killing
bulary patrols came upon two
division
is right. We are trying Victoria Shaw, the young Australian actress who retired several
one
of
them
and
wounding
the
■ sets of skeletons in a cave in
to function on the basis of toler years back after she had played opposite Tyrone Power in “The
Lubang Island, Central Philip other.
But new developments raised ance—you worship as you please, Eddie Duchin Story.”
pines, where a manhunt is on for
two
World War Two the possibility that the two Fili- and you allow me to do the same.
Fuller contacted Shigeta, Japan’s top male recording star, when
In justice, then, do we not have
pons were fired at by outlaws.
the
latter
came to the United States several weeks back for Steve
Campo ordered the discovered to apply this same principle of
Constabulary headquarters here
Parker
’
s
special
Chevy Show on NBC which featured several other
said the discovery of the skele skeletons to be sent to Manila for conduct to other phases of life ? top Japanese performers,
including the singer, Izumi Yukimura,
You get as rich as you please,
tons led constabulary soldiers positive identification.
Shigeta,
although
he
’
s
better
known in Japan than in the U.S., is
He also asked the Japanese and you allow me the same priviand civilian officials in Lnban to
a
Nisei
from
Hawaii.
He
won
the
national competition of Ted Mack’s
lige.
You
stay
in
your
racial
believe that the skeletal remains Embassy here for medical records
Amateur
Hour
at
Madison
Square
Garden almost ten years ago and
group,
national
group,
political
were those of the holdouts—2nd of the two holdouts for a comthen
became
a
professional
singer
along the night club circuit. Shi
group,
etc.
and
allow
me
to
do
Lt. Hirue Onoda of Wakayama parative checkup.
geta
’
s
handlers
were
afraid
his
Japanese
name, wouldn’t draw, and
A white gold tooth was report likewise.
Prefecture,'and Sgt. Kiichi Kotchanged
it
to
“
Guy
Brion.
”
Not until we change our reli
ed still intact on the right lower
suka of Tokyo.
Shigeta was just getting started when he was drafted, winding
gious
tenents to read “unity” orConstabulary Chief Brig. Gen. jaw of one of the skeletons.
up
in
the Marines. It was after his military - service that Shigeta
perish,
”
can
we
justly
expect
A
pair
of
rubber
shoes
was
Isagani Campo ordered “punitive”
went
to
Japan where he made an instanteneous hit.
permanent
change
in
racial
atti
found
nearby.
operations against the two who
Although Producer Fuller’s problem about a Nisei leading man
Constabulary headquarters how- tudes. Until that time, sentiments
have been resolved, at least two other Hollywood producers are look
however, said it was not totally will flucture with events.
To unite all religions is simple ing for a Japanese face for an important film. One is Julius Blau
ruling out the possibility that the
enough. Study the different faiths stein at MGM who is going to make a picture from Gwen Terasaki’s
two Japanese might still be
THIS MONTH'S
and hiding in the forested area of the world, and you will dis true story, “Bridge to the Sun,” about a girl from Tennessee who
SPECIALS
cover they are fundamentally the marries a Japanese diplomat and goes with him to live in Japan
of Luba ng.
It said searching patrols have same—Love God and love your during World War II. The role of Terry Terasaki is one of the most
• Rocket Radios $2.75
important ever offered, to actors of Oriental descent, but Blaustein
found some caves in the moun fellowmen.
may
be forced to cast it with a non-Japanese (it’s reported. Mrs.
The
world
is
crying
out
for
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tains showing signs they were
Terasaki
would like Yul Brynmer for the past, but the latter has
unity.
“
One
world
or
no
world
”
used for shelter.
complete $26.50
several
commitments
awaiting him).
was
cited
on
Court
of
Opinion
Lubang residents also said they
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recently.
I
certainly
do
hope
1959
have sighted the two recently and
*
*
complete $34.95
that the holdouts have been steal brings us all nearer this goal, ere
Mean while, William Goetz, the producer of “Sayonara,” is pre
ing some of their goats and other it is too late. Even now, it may
paring Alice Ekert-Rotholz’s novel, '‘Time of the Dragons,” a dra
be later than we think.
farm animals for subsistence.
matic cavalcade of a quarter-century in Japan and the Far East.
Lulu M. Barr,
Perhaps the most important role in this story is that of Akiro
Cranbrook, B.C.
Matsubara, whose progression—from a militarist in Shanghai of
it is a qood policy to
7
the 1920s to the man of peace in Japan after Hiroshima—is the
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have the'RIGHT POLICY
j
Two
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many places.
_
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The casting pendulum, incidentally, has swung from the ladies
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to the men. During the past year the emphasis has been on feminine
CHICAGO.—One of the most roles, such as Miiko Taka’s and.. Miyoshi Umeki’s in “Sayonara,”
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^-poignantly beautiful books pub Eiko Ando in “The Barbarian and the Geisha,” Mich Kobi in “Tokyo
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the Stars,” by Reiko Hatsumi and a jet pilot in Korea, makes his debut as a motion picture actor
(Houghton Mifflin, S3.50) It is in the Gregory Peek production, “Pork Chop Hill.” Shibata, a na
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the
story of the author’s child tive of Garland, Utah, is cast as Peck’s aide and gets special billing.
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hood
in Tokyo, and to anyone
“Pork Chop Hill” is the true story of an infantry hero, Capt.
U'O-S 'OH 'sng
who
has
ever
lived
there
it
brings
Joe
Clemons, and will be released in May by United Artists. In
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ic
all
back
and
creates
an
im
Korea,
Captain Clemons’ aide was a lieutenant named Inouye, now
330 Bay Suost (al Adelaide'
mense nostalgia. ■
a schoqlteacher in Hawaii.
sioop pun tieoros
TORONTO
So delicately and exquisitely is
Since “Pork Chop Hill” Shibata, studying foi* a career in law
uuop tnru.rp.impa pmoosiA
the narrative of this highly'in at USC, is being considered for a projected. CBS private-eye series
telligent little girl unfolded that in which he will play a Nisei veteran.
the reader experiences pleasure
—Pacific Citizen
Lucien C. Kurata
akin to-that of listening to music,
BAKKISTKR and SOLICITOR
or of looking at a kakemono^
There are word portraits of the she was transferred, and where about to leave for America and
ultra-conservative mother; the she suffered to the verge of an American higher education.
Suite dO2. Temple Building
Watch Repair Shop
t
withdrawn, scholarly father; the physical breakdown, are vividly In her present life she is a suc
i
dear old amah, and the young described.
HO. 5-3652 — Res: LE. 2-7445
cessful writer, for the New Yorker
TORONTO
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Etsu
who took her place after
I
328
Broadview
Ave.. Toronto
and Holiday magazines and the
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—
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So,
also,
are
her
German
mu
I
she went away to die: the older
wife of a man she met while
sic
teacher,
and
her
French
gover
brother with his “modern” ideas;
teaching languages in.an Ameri
the lovely, docile elder sister ness.
can
army language school on the
One of the most beautiful mo
whose marriage at a very earlyThe New Canadian
west
coast. She and her husbana
age was arranged, of course, by ments of the book is the scene in lived for a while in Japan, where
the parents, and the younger Kamakura which shows the rela he was stationed. They now make
TORONTO 2-B. ONT.
sister who returned from a school tionship between the poetic, sen their home near New Y’ork City?
m America brimming with un sitive little girl and an aged and have one young son.
for which
welcome
Western notions, one of bonze, who is revealed as the
The second new book about Ja
Renew my subscription.
which was that a marriage for chief priest of a noted temple.
pan “Japan: Theme and
Enter my new subscription for
year,'months
love—not a prearranged mar
Although Miss Hatsumi writes tions,” is a collection of Sp.ix months ® $6.00 per year.
riage—was the only one for her.
in flawless English her words poems by 153 Americans submit
Tlie reader comes <o know create a self-portrait that is pure ted in a contest conducted by the
every part of the garden, the in Japanese. She is the epitome of publisher of the volume, Chaney
terior of the comfortable big the graceful, lovely, highly-intel- E. Tuttle of Tokyo and Rutlana.
house, and all the incidents that ligent girl who is the result of Vermont. Mr. Tuttle felt it wouto
ade up Reiko day. The com- many generations of aristocratic be interesting to see what Ame
i risen of the
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school for for- breeding and culture. Added to ricans could do with the haiRU
gners'’ where the child first these qualities are great courage type of poetry at which the Ja
ent, and the Japanese school and determination, and the abil panese excell. He was amazed
CITY
— ZONE____ PROV
.tn
its
extreme
(prewar) ity to progress with the times.
when more than 2,000 verses
gidity and regimentation where
The book ends as Reiko is were entered in the contest.
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Casting Pendulum Swings to Men
Find Remains of Two in Cave
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