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Asi Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959
Opening- of New Church Building JC Businessman Elected
To Serve With Calgary
Jaycees as President
TORONTO. ONT.
Japanese Worthy of Canadian
Emigration - E. H. Ashdown
CALGARY , Alta.—Jim Tama“A top-flight secretary in Ja
, prominent Calgary business down of the Canadian Federa pan is a university graduate with
tion of Business and Professional six languages and four or five
Women's Clubs says the Japanese years' experience. But she earns
president of the Calgary Junior are worthy citizens of the world only about 850.”
Chamber of Commerce according- who owe a lot of credit to Japa
Most professional women in
nese
women
for
their
progress
Japan
have jobs on the side, to
to an announcement made last
since the Second World War.
make ends meet, she said.
She is the federation’s United
Future Problems
election to the presi- Nations chairman, and recently
In spite of her admiration for
follow
election to attended a UNESCO gathering Japanese women’s progress Mrs.
the Board of Jaycees in June, in Japan. Since her return she Ashdown is uneasy about their
1956. He is probably the first Ja has spoken to many groups about future.
the Japanese.
"They are so eager to learn
panese Canadian to be elected to
In spite of holding a secondary that under the wrong leadership
the top executive position.
place in Japanese public life, Ja things could be disastrous. There
panese
women are taking- an im is strong Communist infiltration
In
1956
he
captained
the
winnROSEMARY, Alta.—The congregation of the Rose
portant
role.
team Horse Show Programs
in almost, every field, and it is up
mary Buddhist Church recently held its special 10th An ingEducation Gains
Sales; chairmaned the Catering
to the Western world to do more
niversary Services with a Buddhist pageant of children Committee for tire Gigantic Air
“It is only since 1955 that they than just talk friendship.”
and a variety concert commemorating the purchase Of Show and headed the 'Ways and have been allowed to vote,” Mrs.
Mrs. Ashdown said she felt
Ashdown
explained.
“
Yet
in
one
Means
Committee
during
’
56-57.
more
Japanese should be allowed
its recently-acquired Buddhist Church. Formerly a Mor
city 40 women are presidents of to emigrate to Canada.
In
19&7
Tamag
’
i
was
campaign
mon Church, the renovated building with its 5,104 manager of the Stampede Queen companies. Now there arc 115,She also criticized Canada's
square feet contains a chapel, kitchen, women’s lounge Candidate' and was elected vice- 000 women enrolled in the uni import laws. “Japan has to ex
and reception room besides facilities for movies having president the same: year. His versities, and there university port to survive,” she declared.
A national business and profes
two 35111m cameras. The new church is supported by 19 committee was awarded as Out- presidents told me their best stu
dents are women.”
standing
Committee
for
1956
and
sional
women’s club now has
congregations from Rosemary, Ranier and Brooks, Al 1957 and since
In the cities of Tokyo, Yoko been formed in Japan, she said,
chaired
berta, having successfully started weekly Sunday School various other successful pro- hama, Kobe and Nagoya there and it is applying- for member
classes for the children.
are women in almost every occu ship in the internatidhal federa
grams.
pational
field, but in spite of tion. Two Japanese women will
The new appointee is Iso the
training equal to North Ameri- attend the international organiz
president of the Bridge Products can standards they earn much ation’s meeting in Paris this
Honor Deceased Humanitarian
Company Limited in Calgary lower than the equivalent salar- summer.
ies on this continent.
dealing- in fruits and vegetables.
The foundations of peace can
be laid in such international
gatherings, she said.
i , TOK1! 0.-—There is a great Franciscan monk, Brother Zeno
ousde going on today on a piece Zebrowsky. She moved into the
JC Critically Injured
; oi reclaimed land on Tokyo Bay community to care for* children,
After Ballgame Mishap
' m the western part of* the city.
the sick and the needy.
; -A. very special housing project
Always in poor health, she con
LETHBRID GE, A1 ta. — Leth
; 2$ underway to house a com- tracted tuberculosis and death
bridge Niseis outfielder Jack
i niunity of ragpickers. On- this followed.
Ohno remained in “critical” con
TOKYO. — J apan’s
tel evision cials believe the Olympic Games dition
: iour-aci’6 tract of land will rise
Such was the high regard tor
’ in the Lethbridge Muni
would
present
the
best
change
to
„ s; , W1h so named because Miss Kitahara, that today there industry is gearing itself for a
cipal
Hospital the Lethbridge
setup
such
a
world-wide
TV
sys
ragT’,Yiers nt Japan are well re- stands a bust of her on the new drive to establish a global televiHerald
quoted last week, the
man-made tem.
j v as honest, self-respecting, community grounds as a remind sion network
aftermath
of a beaning received
They consider the current
and above all, hard-working- and er to all of her selfless devotion. moons in time for the 1964
in
a
Big
Six
Baseball game in
technical difficulties would be
inmistnous. Hence the name
And indeed the new housing Olmpic Games here.
Lethbridge
against
the Waterton
The idea is not new, but offi- solved within the next five years Cardinals two weeks ago.
•iiis Town for their new com project is a further tribute.
and that the Games would pre
munity.
Ohno fell to the ground uncon
sent a major focal point of global
. h* ? Wa>’. tlie new housing proscious after he failed to get out
interest.
joo.. is a memorial to honor a
Shogo Amari, chief of the of the way of a pitch by Water
• InU "’Oman, Satoko Kitahara,
Postal Service Ministry's radio ton hurler Kay Nish. He was re
earlier this year after
By LARRY S. TAJIRI
waves research institute, has vived and taken to hospital where
J ears devoted to the welcome up with a plan which he he was x-rayed and later releas
iare m the ragpickers.
In his first appearance as an actor, George Shibata is thoroughly believes would work.
ed.
•
a well-to-do uni- competant as the battle-hardened lieutenant, Sugi Ohashi, in tne
Last
week,
he
again
was
rush
Under the plan, which is
Up’1; proiessor, Miss Kitahara, United Artists release, “Pork Chop Hill.'’ This is a portrait drawn
ed
back
to
hospital
unconscious
‘,„,,0‘Van Catholic convert, be- from life—Ohashi having been the aide to Lieutenant Joe Clemons spearheaded by the Nippon tele and an operation for the removal
v.me interested in the plights of who was later awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroism in the vision network (NTV), a satel of a blood clot was performed.
ragpickers through a Polish fighting for Pork Chop Hill in Korea in 1953. The role of Clemons lite would be launched into orbit
Since that time Ohno has re
about 22.5 miles from the earth’s
mained
ifi a critical condition and
is portrayed by Gregory7 Peck.
surface.
in
a
deep
coma.
“’Pork Chop Hill,” a dramatization of the book by S.L.A. Mar
When it gets into orbit, the
shall, is a vivid, realistic account of King Company’s agony in winn mother satelite would eject about
Predicts ‘Ferry’ to Moon ing a strategically useless mountaintop from the Chinese Commu 24 baby moons which would also
Boy Scouts Warrant
nists. Ohashi, the part played by Shibata, is not specifically identi go into orbit.
Coiony in Few Years
Your Support
fied as a Nisei. But in one sequence he is ordered to lead a bayonet
These moons, each about 98
charge to the summit. “My ancestors used to be pretty good at feet in diameter, would act as re
Tokyo
leading American this.” the Nisei officer* says', although it is evident he is inclined to flectors for television waves
■?aee sei?
jst predicted that an question the necessity of expending more GI lives for Pork Chop from the earth, in this case,
propelled
“ferry” Hill.
Tokyo.
'oc.<et
U in use between
The story of how Shibata got the part of Ohashi should, be
Since one of the baby moons
,,ti to take
pretty well known by now. Peck and Clemons, who acted as technical would be over the point of trans
iy on the moon. adviser on the picture, had interviewed more than a score of Nisei mission at all times, every point
Eiin Hollywood but did not find any who could project the comoau on the globe could receive the
;5Se?rSa Projects la- toughness of the real Ohashi. “There was a Japanese American m telecast simultaneously.
°"„
L.S. Amv o'rd- school with me at West Point,” Clemons said “I wonder where
Cost of the project would, be
"J;.e command at R,ed- George Shibata is?” (Lieutenant Ohashi, meanwhile, was m Hawaii
enormous
and much more than
‘
Alabama, made the where Tie was a teacher and unable to come to Hollywood to portray
Japan could afford. NTV sugy”;.^ paper presented himself.)
„ ,
_ , ,
, ,, .. ,
~.4atIonal swnposium
A check with the Pentagon disclosed that Shibata, the first Nisei gests, therefore, that aid be re
a..a astronautics being ever to attend West Point and .a jet pilot m the Koiean "ar, had quested from the U.S. Science
left the service and was attending law school at, the University ox
a iormer German Southern7 California,. His residence was only minutes away from Academy which has announced
yelped develop the Peck’s office at the Goldwyn Studio in Hollywood. Clemons cahed its willingness to help in in ter?Ket, said that a Shibata and the Nisei came over for a talk. Peck found him the ideal national rocket projects.
on would be estab- type for Ohashi. Shibata was signed to a contiacu.
mcon “as soon as a
“I believe George Shibata does an outstanding job as Ohashi, ’
pollution svstem is Gre^orv Peck told us one day in Denver. “I only hope we haven’t Judo Club Picnic
changed his life too much by making an actor of him.”
The Toronto Kodokwan Judo
rocxets
would
' Since making “Pork Chop Hili” Shibata has acted, with Nobu Club will hold a picnic for memmo,>n in_40 to 60 McCarthy, in a nilot film about two GIs, one a Nisei, who come back
the Van Allen from war and set up a private-eye operation. If CBS decides to go bers and their friends on Sunday
c in “sufficientlyJune 14th beginning- at 10:00 a,m.
(continued on page eight)
at Lynbrook Park.
on page eight)
&
Bustle m the Building of ’Ants Town
Tokyo Planning Global TV
Network for 1964 Olympic
World of Entertainment
aS
Im
it
i
8B Vol. 22—No. 44
8®
1
Asi Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1959
Opening- of New Church Building JC Businessman Elected
To Serve With Calgary
Jaycees as President
TORONTO. ONT.
Japanese Worthy of Canadian
Emigration - E. H. Ashdown
CALGARY , Alta.—Jim Tama“A top-flight secretary in Ja
, prominent Calgary business down of the Canadian Federa pan is a university graduate with
tion of Business and Professional six languages and four or five
Women's Clubs says the Japanese years' experience. But she earns
president of the Calgary Junior are worthy citizens of the world only about 850.”
Chamber of Commerce according- who owe a lot of credit to Japa
Most professional women in
nese
women
for
their
progress
Japan
have jobs on the side, to
to an announcement made last
since the Second World War.
make ends meet, she said.
She is the federation’s United
Future Problems
election to the presi- Nations chairman, and recently
In spite of her admiration for
follow
election to attended a UNESCO gathering Japanese women’s progress Mrs.
the Board of Jaycees in June, in Japan. Since her return she Ashdown is uneasy about their
1956. He is probably the first Ja has spoken to many groups about future.
the Japanese.
"They are so eager to learn
panese Canadian to be elected to
In spite of holding a secondary that under the wrong leadership
the top executive position.
place in Japanese public life, Ja things could be disastrous. There
panese
women are taking- an im is strong Communist infiltration
In
1956
he
captained
the
winnROSEMARY, Alta.—The congregation of the Rose
portant
role.
team Horse Show Programs
in almost, every field, and it is up
mary Buddhist Church recently held its special 10th An ingEducation Gains
Sales; chairmaned the Catering
to the Western world to do more
niversary Services with a Buddhist pageant of children Committee for tire Gigantic Air
“It is only since 1955 that they than just talk friendship.”
and a variety concert commemorating the purchase Of Show and headed the 'Ways and have been allowed to vote,” Mrs.
Mrs. Ashdown said she felt
Ashdown
explained.
“
Yet
in
one
Means
Committee
during
’
56-57.
more
Japanese should be allowed
its recently-acquired Buddhist Church. Formerly a Mor
city 40 women are presidents of to emigrate to Canada.
In
19&7
Tamag
’
i
was
campaign
mon Church, the renovated building with its 5,104 manager of the Stampede Queen companies. Now there arc 115,She also criticized Canada's
square feet contains a chapel, kitchen, women’s lounge Candidate' and was elected vice- 000 women enrolled in the uni import laws. “Japan has to ex
and reception room besides facilities for movies having president the same: year. His versities, and there university port to survive,” she declared.
A national business and profes
two 35111m cameras. The new church is supported by 19 committee was awarded as Out- presidents told me their best stu
dents are women.”
standing
Committee
for
1956
and
sional
women’s club now has
congregations from Rosemary, Ranier and Brooks, Al 1957 and since
In the cities of Tokyo, Yoko been formed in Japan, she said,
chaired
berta, having successfully started weekly Sunday School various other successful pro- hama, Kobe and Nagoya there and it is applying- for member
classes for the children.
are women in almost every occu ship in the internatidhal federa
grams.
pational
field, but in spite of tion. Two Japanese women will
The new appointee is Iso the
training equal to North Ameri- attend the international organiz
president of the Bridge Products can standards they earn much ation’s meeting in Paris this
Honor Deceased Humanitarian
Company Limited in Calgary lower than the equivalent salar- summer.
ies on this continent.
dealing- in fruits and vegetables.
The foundations of peace can
be laid in such international
gatherings, she said.
i , TOK1! 0.-—There is a great Franciscan monk, Brother Zeno
ousde going on today on a piece Zebrowsky. She moved into the
JC Critically Injured
; oi reclaimed land on Tokyo Bay community to care for* children,
After Ballgame Mishap
' m the western part of* the city.
the sick and the needy.
; -A. very special housing project
Always in poor health, she con
LETHBRID GE, A1 ta. — Leth
; 2$ underway to house a com- tracted tuberculosis and death
bridge Niseis outfielder Jack
i niunity of ragpickers. On- this followed.
Ohno remained in “critical” con
TOKYO. — J apan’s
tel evision cials believe the Olympic Games dition
: iour-aci’6 tract of land will rise
Such was the high regard tor
’ in the Lethbridge Muni
would
present
the
best
change
to
„ s; , W1h so named because Miss Kitahara, that today there industry is gearing itself for a
cipal
Hospital the Lethbridge
setup
such
a
world-wide
TV
sys
ragT’,Yiers nt Japan are well re- stands a bust of her on the new drive to establish a global televiHerald
quoted last week, the
man-made tem.
j v as honest, self-respecting, community grounds as a remind sion network
aftermath
of a beaning received
They consider the current
and above all, hard-working- and er to all of her selfless devotion. moons in time for the 1964
in
a
Big
Six
Baseball game in
technical difficulties would be
inmistnous. Hence the name
And indeed the new housing Olmpic Games here.
Lethbridge
against
the Waterton
The idea is not new, but offi- solved within the next five years Cardinals two weeks ago.
•iiis Town for their new com project is a further tribute.
and that the Games would pre
munity.
Ohno fell to the ground uncon
sent a major focal point of global
. h* ? Wa>’. tlie new housing proscious after he failed to get out
interest.
joo.. is a memorial to honor a
Shogo Amari, chief of the of the way of a pitch by Water
• InU "’Oman, Satoko Kitahara,
Postal Service Ministry's radio ton hurler Kay Nish. He was re
earlier this year after
By LARRY S. TAJIRI
waves research institute, has vived and taken to hospital where
J ears devoted to the welcome up with a plan which he he was x-rayed and later releas
iare m the ragpickers.
In his first appearance as an actor, George Shibata is thoroughly believes would work.
ed.
•
a well-to-do uni- competant as the battle-hardened lieutenant, Sugi Ohashi, in tne
Last
week,
he
again
was
rush
Under the plan, which is
Up’1; proiessor, Miss Kitahara, United Artists release, “Pork Chop Hill.'’ This is a portrait drawn
ed
back
to
hospital
unconscious
‘,„,,0‘Van Catholic convert, be- from life—Ohashi having been the aide to Lieutenant Joe Clemons spearheaded by the Nippon tele and an operation for the removal
v.me interested in the plights of who was later awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroism in the vision network (NTV), a satel of a blood clot was performed.
ragpickers through a Polish fighting for Pork Chop Hill in Korea in 1953. The role of Clemons lite would be launched into orbit
Since that time Ohno has re
about 22.5 miles from the earth’s
mained
ifi a critical condition and
is portrayed by Gregory7 Peck.
surface.
in
a
deep
coma.
“’Pork Chop Hill,” a dramatization of the book by S.L.A. Mar
When it gets into orbit, the
shall, is a vivid, realistic account of King Company’s agony in winn mother satelite would eject about
Predicts ‘Ferry’ to Moon ing a strategically useless mountaintop from the Chinese Commu 24 baby moons which would also
Boy Scouts Warrant
nists. Ohashi, the part played by Shibata, is not specifically identi go into orbit.
Coiony in Few Years
Your Support
fied as a Nisei. But in one sequence he is ordered to lead a bayonet
These moons, each about 98
charge to the summit. “My ancestors used to be pretty good at feet in diameter, would act as re
Tokyo
leading American this.” the Nisei officer* says', although it is evident he is inclined to flectors for television waves
■?aee sei?
jst predicted that an question the necessity of expending more GI lives for Pork Chop from the earth, in this case,
propelled
“ferry” Hill.
Tokyo.
'oc.<et
U in use between
The story of how Shibata got the part of Ohashi should, be
Since one of the baby moons
,,ti to take
pretty well known by now. Peck and Clemons, who acted as technical would be over the point of trans
iy on the moon. adviser on the picture, had interviewed more than a score of Nisei mission at all times, every point
Eiin Hollywood but did not find any who could project the comoau on the globe could receive the
;5Se?rSa Projects la- toughness of the real Ohashi. “There was a Japanese American m telecast simultaneously.
°"„
L.S. Amv o'rd- school with me at West Point,” Clemons said “I wonder where
Cost of the project would, be
"J;.e command at R,ed- George Shibata is?” (Lieutenant Ohashi, meanwhile, was m Hawaii
enormous
and much more than
‘
Alabama, made the where Tie was a teacher and unable to come to Hollywood to portray
Japan could afford. NTV sugy”;.^ paper presented himself.)
„ ,
_ , ,
, ,, .. ,
~.4atIonal swnposium
A check with the Pentagon disclosed that Shibata, the first Nisei gests, therefore, that aid be re
a..a astronautics being ever to attend West Point and .a jet pilot m the Koiean "ar, had quested from the U.S. Science
left the service and was attending law school at, the University ox
a iormer German Southern7 California,. His residence was only minutes away from Academy which has announced
yelped develop the Peck’s office at the Goldwyn Studio in Hollywood. Clemons cahed its willingness to help in in ter?Ket, said that a Shibata and the Nisei came over for a talk. Peck found him the ideal national rocket projects.
on would be estab- type for Ohashi. Shibata was signed to a contiacu.
mcon “as soon as a
“I believe George Shibata does an outstanding job as Ohashi, ’
pollution svstem is Gre^orv Peck told us one day in Denver. “I only hope we haven’t Judo Club Picnic
changed his life too much by making an actor of him.”
The Toronto Kodokwan Judo
rocxets
would
' Since making “Pork Chop Hili” Shibata has acted, with Nobu Club will hold a picnic for memmo,>n in_40 to 60 McCarthy, in a nilot film about two GIs, one a Nisei, who come back
the Van Allen from war and set up a private-eye operation. If CBS decides to go bers and their friends on Sunday
c in “sufficientlyJune 14th beginning- at 10:00 a,m.
(continued on page eight)
at Lynbrook Park.
on page eight)
&
Bustle m the Building of ’Ants Town
Tokyo Planning Global TV
Network for 1964 Olympic
World of Entertainment
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Page 8
Wednesday, J.une, 10, 1959
Fishing Lines...
PAGE 7
SPORTS
Dates & Doings
By OSCAR HATASHITA ,
Lady Caddies Kill Japan's Bid to Top Pro Rank
Pickerel
Lake fishing for pickerel seems
to be picking up though the fish
seem to be running pretty well.
Don Kiyonaga caught his limit on
worms at Curve Lake last week
end. We, too. were out for pick
erel and caught our limit but the
fish were small except for a 4pounder. A couple of my hakujin
friends were upf at Ahmic Lake
by Magnetawan and caught their
limit of pickerel in three hours.
These were three to seven pound
fish and were caught with min
nows fishing from shore.
Bass
At this time of year When fish
ing fast or shallow water, we are
apt to hook lots of bass and we
immediately plan to come back
to this bass hot-spot when the
season opens.
But don’t be mislead, these
might, be spawning -ibass which
may be caught repeatedly for
they are just protecting their
spawn and when July 1st rolls
around they might be miles
away.
Advance Hews on Picnic HIGH-SCHOOL girl for grocery store
Rooms to Let
TWO rooms and one kitchen. Jackman
and Browing Sis. Phone HO, 1-2384
(Toronto).
THREE unfurnished rooms. Gerrard and
Broadview district.
Phone LE. 2-7445
(Toronto).
LAWN ORNAMENT
CALENDAR
MARKHAM TSAW
HVJY N°7
RtFM
RJVE.R.
5 Mi
RESIDENCE
2 Vesta Drive
HUdson 5-1365
Phone LE. 4-5717 for
appointment
TORONTO
the MALE shop
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
411 PARLIAMENT STREET (at GERRARD)
WA. 5-4611
TORONTO
Ask for Hippo Kayama
fishing tackle
Lucien C. Kurata
MACHINE CO.
1500 Dundas at Dufferin—LE. 2-4267
H. S. TSURUDA
(Japanese Canadian Agent)
35 Bowntree Ave., TORONTO
BO. 9-0673
it is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
<
Brethour & Morris Ltd.
Real Estate
Represented bv
TOSH SUZUKI and MITS KURODA
PHONE RO. 7-3161
CON’S INSURANCE
AGENCIES & PATHAY
FINANCE CO. LTD.
Will help you buy, sell or trade your home.
A. K. (Alfie) KAMITAKAHARA
COME DIRECT TO 1766 ST. CLAIR W.
TORONTO
Suite 8—325 Lake wood Drive
HA. 7356-L
Vancouver 6
TAVERN
J
*
WALES and DUNCAN ■
INSURANCE AGENTS I
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
STARLIGHT ROOM
Catering to social functions
BOWLING BANQUETS
WEDDING RECEPTIONS
Toronto — EM. 8-6239
BANQUETS
WEDDINGS
fjsr«nr<»Tcf;TO3:R:
TOKONTO, ONT.
(Formerly Benny's Steak House)
Cantonese & Mandarin
plus
KEN HORI
BERNARDI-MATHEWS REAL ESTATE
Res: AM. 1-5194
TORONTO ONT.
- advantages of
Consider
CHINA HOUSE'S New magnifi
cent Banquet Rooms, large
Dancing Hall, Free Parking,
Reasonable Prices. No finer
facilities anywhere.
( II IVA HOUSE
lleui World Hotel
Danforth ave.
Suite 513 Temple Building
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO
Bos.: RO. 7-3427
EM. 6-0959
IDEAL FACILITIES
When Buying, Selling or Exchanging Your Home
2670
B.UlBISTEEand SOL.IOITOB
NOTARY PUBJLIO
315 Adelaide St., .West
214-A TONai
©x. 8-1121
Modern
eight-room
apartment
over
store. Newly decorated with electric
stove, refrigerator, broadloom, drapes .
Apply 315 Dundas St, West, Or Phone ’
EM. 6-1166 (Toronto).
Experience not necessary
TORONTO
OFFICE
EM. 4-1394
EM. 4-1395
Apartments to Let
PAINTERS WANTED
HWY M° 401
1008 Northern Ontario . Building
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
TORONTO
Oscar's Photo Sports
Female Help Wanted
help during summer holidays." 6 day
TOKYO.—An amateur Ameri odd jobs such as starters but
week. Phone OX; 1-1773 (Toronto),
can golfer believes Japan will seldom caddy, They practice
The Animal Community Picnic LADY with yping and bookkeeping exnever produce world champions where there *is a lull in their sponsored by the Toronto
sady employment.
Phone
in the royal and ancient game so work.
M
Toronto).
will again be held at Jim Rick’s
long as there are girl caddies and
They
must
pass
through Park north of Markham. Ont.. EXPERIENCED machine operators on
only a handful of boy caddies in strenuous qualifying rounds be on Sunday, July 5th, 1959. Direc children's garments. Apply 781 King
this country.
fore they are admitted into the tions to the location of the park Street West on 3rd floor, (Toronto).
Most of the top pros in the professional ranks. Few have are contained in the cut. below.
PART TIME girl ‘or dry cleaning store.
Phone RO, 6-1007 (Toronto).
United States are former cad made the grade.
The
program
will
coinsist
of
dies,” the American said. "You’ve
BOOKKEEPING
machine operator. Good
Yuji Kodera, a director of the
got to Start them young to Japan Golf Assn, and probably games and races for the young opportunity. Phone EM, 8-2391 (Toronto)
and the young at heart, odoris,
master this tricky game.
its most influential official, said draws, swimming-, fishing,’ bingo,
“The girl caddies here are fine, that Japanese golfers would refreshments kite contest, danc
Domestic Help Wanted
but they make boy caddies un never be able to play foreign ing
and the Toronto Japanese
girl for domestic help. Live in,
necessary, and you don’t get girl pros on an even basis until they Canadian Centre Committee’s 1OUNG
char kept". Phone RU, 1-1844 (Toronto).
caddies to become top pros.”
become long hitters off the tee.
"draw for a trip for two to JaTorakichi (Pete) Nakamura,
’‘We’ve got to keep our eyes pan”.
Male Help Wanted
42, and Koichi Ono, 40, who open for big husky lads and de
There
v
a bus
teamed together to win the Can velop them into pros who can hit
for garage. Experienced
415
Spadina
Avenue
at 11:30 a.m. HANDYMAN
preferred. .Phone LE.
ada Cup in the international tour just as far as the foreign pros,’’
’56, ask for Tak
for the picnic grounds leaving Yamasaki. (Toronto).
nament played in Tokyo in 1957, Kodera said.
the park at 8:00 p.m. Cost of bus EXPERIENCED cutter for
were form er caddies.
So Japan’s only hope is male fare is 75 cents for adults and 50 end
ctusters.
130 Dundas Street
And so are most of the other caddies. But there should be
West. Phone EM.
■078 (Toronto).
cents
foichildren.
Car
admit
top pros in Japan—but there is more
of
them—without,
of
TRUCK DRIVER and
ew garden
only a handful of promising course, lessening the number of tance into the grounds is 75 cents A
Helpers
Phone BA, 1-2145. Ask
irregardless
of
the
number
of
young pros out of the caddy highly efficient girl caddies. As occupants. Admission foi- the pic for Kinoshita (Toronto),
ranks.
it is, there is a serious caddy nic is 75 cents for adults and 25 GARDENERS. Will take university stu
shortage.
dents for summer holiday position.
cents for children. (See ad).
Do Odd Jobs
Apply Tom Matoba, 55 St, Andrew's
Blvd., Weston. Phone CH. 6-6038 (Tor
At all golf courses in Japan,
onto).
there are several youngsters
aiming to become pros. They do
Tackle Tips
In summei* when fishing for
bass and muskie in weedy and- I11IIIIIIIIIIEIII1III1IIIIIIIIIILIIIIIIIIIIIII1
stump-filled waters, we found the
bait casting outfit to be far more
efficient than the spinning out
fit. The advantages of this outfit iiiiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
is the heavy line and stiff rod
June
which can be used to drive home
the hook into a hard-mouthed 10—Toronto. National JCCA > executive
meeting at 415 Spadina Aye. 8:00 p.m.
bass or yank out a plug from
14
—Toronto. Toronto JC Golf Club Tour
weed-choked waters when fishing
ney to Rouge Hill ' 7 a.m.
around stumps for* bass. This 14-—Toronto. Toronto Kidokwan Judo
Club picnic to Lynbrook Park.
could save a lot of time and
Winnipeg. Buddhist Young -Women's
tackle and land a lot more 20—
Club
Chinese Cooking Class at
muskie.
Church 7 p.m.
Toronto. Toronto Japanese United
The big drawback f or the new 21—
Church 13th - anniversary < service at
comer into bait casting tackle is
Centennial United Church.
the back-lash. This can be pre 28—Hamilton. Hamilton JCCA and Kyovented only by having a smooth- ' wa-kai co-sppnsored annual picnic to
Hidden Valley Park.
running, balanced outfit and . a 28—
Toronto.—Toronto Young Buddhist
lot of practice. As a matter of
Society's Annual Picnic. Further an
nouncements forthcoming.
fact, I enjoy bait casting more
than spin casting and I sort of
July
pat myself on . the back mentally
when I get a good cast just like 2—Toronto. Toronto JCCA executive
meeting at 415 Spadina Ave. 8:00 p.m.,
we do when we get a good drive
2nd floor, front. All urged to attend.
away^in golf.
5—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Community
When I see stumps, weeds, and
picnic at Jim Rick's Park north of
Whitby.
lilly pads I immediately .have 11—
Montreal. United Church picnic.
visions of muskie and large- 12—Toronto. Co-sponsored Kisaragi Club
and .Kisardgi Credit Union picnic to
mouth bass. This is when I reach
High Park.
for my bait casting outfit.
and
CAMERAS
CLASSIFIED
Prop. Y. Fujiwara
Steaks, Roasts, Lobsters
A. Friendly House
925 Eglintori Ave., W.
Toronto
MU. 2-9964
396 Powell St
Vancouver, B.C,
Information & Reservation
RU. 1-9123
Fishing Lines...
PAGE 7
SPORTS
Dates & Doings
By OSCAR HATASHITA ,
Lady Caddies Kill Japan's Bid to Top Pro Rank
Pickerel
Lake fishing for pickerel seems
to be picking up though the fish
seem to be running pretty well.
Don Kiyonaga caught his limit on
worms at Curve Lake last week
end. We, too. were out for pick
erel and caught our limit but the
fish were small except for a 4pounder. A couple of my hakujin
friends were upf at Ahmic Lake
by Magnetawan and caught their
limit of pickerel in three hours.
These were three to seven pound
fish and were caught with min
nows fishing from shore.
Bass
At this time of year When fish
ing fast or shallow water, we are
apt to hook lots of bass and we
immediately plan to come back
to this bass hot-spot when the
season opens.
But don’t be mislead, these
might, be spawning -ibass which
may be caught repeatedly for
they are just protecting their
spawn and when July 1st rolls
around they might be miles
away.
Advance Hews on Picnic HIGH-SCHOOL girl for grocery store
Rooms to Let
TWO rooms and one kitchen. Jackman
and Browing Sis. Phone HO, 1-2384
(Toronto).
THREE unfurnished rooms. Gerrard and
Broadview district.
Phone LE. 2-7445
(Toronto).
LAWN ORNAMENT
CALENDAR
MARKHAM TSAW
HVJY N°7
RtFM
RJVE.R.
5 Mi
RESIDENCE
2 Vesta Drive
HUdson 5-1365
Phone LE. 4-5717 for
appointment
TORONTO
the MALE shop
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
411 PARLIAMENT STREET (at GERRARD)
WA. 5-4611
TORONTO
Ask for Hippo Kayama
fishing tackle
Lucien C. Kurata
MACHINE CO.
1500 Dundas at Dufferin—LE. 2-4267
H. S. TSURUDA
(Japanese Canadian Agent)
35 Bowntree Ave., TORONTO
BO. 9-0673
it is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
<
Brethour & Morris Ltd.
Real Estate
Represented bv
TOSH SUZUKI and MITS KURODA
PHONE RO. 7-3161
CON’S INSURANCE
AGENCIES & PATHAY
FINANCE CO. LTD.
Will help you buy, sell or trade your home.
A. K. (Alfie) KAMITAKAHARA
COME DIRECT TO 1766 ST. CLAIR W.
TORONTO
Suite 8—325 Lake wood Drive
HA. 7356-L
Vancouver 6
TAVERN
J
*
WALES and DUNCAN ■
INSURANCE AGENTS I
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
STARLIGHT ROOM
Catering to social functions
BOWLING BANQUETS
WEDDING RECEPTIONS
Toronto — EM. 8-6239
BANQUETS
WEDDINGS
fjsr«nr<»Tcf;TO3:R:
TOKONTO, ONT.
(Formerly Benny's Steak House)
Cantonese & Mandarin
plus
KEN HORI
BERNARDI-MATHEWS REAL ESTATE
Res: AM. 1-5194
TORONTO ONT.
- advantages of
Consider
CHINA HOUSE'S New magnifi
cent Banquet Rooms, large
Dancing Hall, Free Parking,
Reasonable Prices. No finer
facilities anywhere.
( II IVA HOUSE
lleui World Hotel
Danforth ave.
Suite 513 Temple Building
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO
Bos.: RO. 7-3427
EM. 6-0959
IDEAL FACILITIES
When Buying, Selling or Exchanging Your Home
2670
B.UlBISTEEand SOL.IOITOB
NOTARY PUBJLIO
315 Adelaide St., .West
214-A TONai
©x. 8-1121
Modern
eight-room
apartment
over
store. Newly decorated with electric
stove, refrigerator, broadloom, drapes .
Apply 315 Dundas St, West, Or Phone ’
EM. 6-1166 (Toronto).
Experience not necessary
TORONTO
OFFICE
EM. 4-1394
EM. 4-1395
Apartments to Let
PAINTERS WANTED
HWY M° 401
1008 Northern Ontario . Building
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
TORONTO
Oscar's Photo Sports
Female Help Wanted
help during summer holidays." 6 day
TOKYO.—An amateur Ameri odd jobs such as starters but
week. Phone OX; 1-1773 (Toronto),
can golfer believes Japan will seldom caddy, They practice
The Animal Community Picnic LADY with yping and bookkeeping exnever produce world champions where there *is a lull in their sponsored by the Toronto
sady employment.
Phone
in the royal and ancient game so work.
M
Toronto).
will again be held at Jim Rick’s
long as there are girl caddies and
They
must
pass
through Park north of Markham. Ont.. EXPERIENCED machine operators on
only a handful of boy caddies in strenuous qualifying rounds be on Sunday, July 5th, 1959. Direc children's garments. Apply 781 King
this country.
fore they are admitted into the tions to the location of the park Street West on 3rd floor, (Toronto).
Most of the top pros in the professional ranks. Few have are contained in the cut. below.
PART TIME girl ‘or dry cleaning store.
Phone RO, 6-1007 (Toronto).
United States are former cad made the grade.
The
program
will
coinsist
of
dies,” the American said. "You’ve
BOOKKEEPING
machine operator. Good
Yuji Kodera, a director of the
got to Start them young to Japan Golf Assn, and probably games and races for the young opportunity. Phone EM, 8-2391 (Toronto)
and the young at heart, odoris,
master this tricky game.
its most influential official, said draws, swimming-, fishing,’ bingo,
“The girl caddies here are fine, that Japanese golfers would refreshments kite contest, danc
Domestic Help Wanted
but they make boy caddies un never be able to play foreign ing
and the Toronto Japanese
girl for domestic help. Live in,
necessary, and you don’t get girl pros on an even basis until they Canadian Centre Committee’s 1OUNG
char kept". Phone RU, 1-1844 (Toronto).
caddies to become top pros.”
become long hitters off the tee.
"draw for a trip for two to JaTorakichi (Pete) Nakamura,
’‘We’ve got to keep our eyes pan”.
Male Help Wanted
42, and Koichi Ono, 40, who open for big husky lads and de
There
v
a bus
teamed together to win the Can velop them into pros who can hit
for garage. Experienced
415
Spadina
Avenue
at 11:30 a.m. HANDYMAN
preferred. .Phone LE.
ada Cup in the international tour just as far as the foreign pros,’’
’56, ask for Tak
for the picnic grounds leaving Yamasaki. (Toronto).
nament played in Tokyo in 1957, Kodera said.
the park at 8:00 p.m. Cost of bus EXPERIENCED cutter for
were form er caddies.
So Japan’s only hope is male fare is 75 cents for adults and 50 end
ctusters.
130 Dundas Street
And so are most of the other caddies. But there should be
West. Phone EM.
■078 (Toronto).
cents
foichildren.
Car
admit
top pros in Japan—but there is more
of
them—without,
of
TRUCK DRIVER and
ew garden
only a handful of promising course, lessening the number of tance into the grounds is 75 cents A
Helpers
Phone BA, 1-2145. Ask
irregardless
of
the
number
of
young pros out of the caddy highly efficient girl caddies. As occupants. Admission foi- the pic for Kinoshita (Toronto),
ranks.
it is, there is a serious caddy nic is 75 cents for adults and 25 GARDENERS. Will take university stu
shortage.
dents for summer holiday position.
cents for children. (See ad).
Do Odd Jobs
Apply Tom Matoba, 55 St, Andrew's
Blvd., Weston. Phone CH. 6-6038 (Tor
At all golf courses in Japan,
onto).
there are several youngsters
aiming to become pros. They do
Tackle Tips
In summei* when fishing for
bass and muskie in weedy and- I11IIIIIIIIIIEIII1III1IIIIIIIIIILIIIIIIIIIIIII1
stump-filled waters, we found the
bait casting outfit to be far more
efficient than the spinning out
fit. The advantages of this outfit iiiiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
is the heavy line and stiff rod
June
which can be used to drive home
the hook into a hard-mouthed 10—Toronto. National JCCA > executive
meeting at 415 Spadina Aye. 8:00 p.m.
bass or yank out a plug from
14
—Toronto. Toronto JC Golf Club Tour
weed-choked waters when fishing
ney to Rouge Hill ' 7 a.m.
around stumps for* bass. This 14-—Toronto. Toronto Kidokwan Judo
Club picnic to Lynbrook Park.
could save a lot of time and
Winnipeg. Buddhist Young -Women's
tackle and land a lot more 20—
Club
Chinese Cooking Class at
muskie.
Church 7 p.m.
Toronto. Toronto Japanese United
The big drawback f or the new 21—
Church 13th - anniversary < service at
comer into bait casting tackle is
Centennial United Church.
the back-lash. This can be pre 28—Hamilton. Hamilton JCCA and Kyovented only by having a smooth- ' wa-kai co-sppnsored annual picnic to
Hidden Valley Park.
running, balanced outfit and . a 28—
Toronto.—Toronto Young Buddhist
lot of practice. As a matter of
Society's Annual Picnic. Further an
nouncements forthcoming.
fact, I enjoy bait casting more
than spin casting and I sort of
July
pat myself on . the back mentally
when I get a good cast just like 2—Toronto. Toronto JCCA executive
meeting at 415 Spadina Ave. 8:00 p.m.,
we do when we get a good drive
2nd floor, front. All urged to attend.
away^in golf.
5—Toronto. Toronto JCCA Community
When I see stumps, weeds, and
picnic at Jim Rick's Park north of
Whitby.
lilly pads I immediately .have 11—
Montreal. United Church picnic.
visions of muskie and large- 12—Toronto. Co-sponsored Kisaragi Club
and .Kisardgi Credit Union picnic to
mouth bass. This is when I reach
High Park.
for my bait casting outfit.
and
CAMERAS
CLASSIFIED
Prop. Y. Fujiwara
Steaks, Roasts, Lobsters
A. Friendly House
925 Eglintori Ave., W.
Toronto
MU. 2-9964
396 Powell St
Vancouver, B.C,
Information & Reservation
RU. 1-9123
Page 9
THE NEW CANADIAN
Ferry to Moon
the ' Fabulous ’ Fabian
Tab Hunter and fellows like Tab
(continued from page one)
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
By CAROL TERADA
are just the greatest in movies,
as a medium of expression and news outlet
Hi guys and dolls. Well, I’ve including among them, in the short time to keep’ passengers
women
’
s
department,
Nat
Wood.
safe.
”
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
finally gotten around in penning
Appearing in Toronto many
The scientist ^also envisioned
myself a few words on the one times, Fabian claims he would
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher
unmanned, low-thrust rockets to
and onlv, the FABULO OS FA again like to play here in the carry
supplies, . taking several
BIAN. *
KEN MORI—-------- Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
near
future.
However,
since
he
is
weeks
for
a one-way trip.
This 5-feet-U-inch 16-er, with still a minor, he has not, to date,
JERRY
KUTSUKAKE--------- ------ —-English Section Editor
“Recent progress in the de
brown hair, blue-green eyes and had any night club engagements
weighing in at a 160 pounds, but has been billed with such velop m en t of el ec trica 1 p ropu 1 - EM. 6-5005
479 Queen St. W., Toronto 2-B, Ont.
proves to be the “All-American stars as those real wild cats, sion systems is so encouraging,”
Aumorlsod e-s second clausa xna.il. Post Omce Department, Ottawa
he said, “that a study of an elec
Boy.”
Dion
and
the
Belmonts,
Platters,
trically
propelled
vehicle
between
Currently attending Southern Jimmy Clanton, Kalin Twins and
High in P.A., his time when he Conway Twitty in many rock and the earth and the moon appears
has any spare moments is used roll shows throughout the North attractive.”
Under the Stuhlingen plan, a
in catching up on his homework Americas.
ferry
“vehicle” would be assem
and should be graduating in a
He maintains that all his suc bled in orbit around the earth.
(continued from page one)
couple of years. Fabe, before he cess hasn’t changed him a bit,
began his singing career had though, he would like to get a Propellant would be loaded and
ahead with the projected series, Shibata will be a busy actor. Other
plans to go to college and take car. When he does, he claims, it’s the payload attached.
wise, he’s continuing with his law career.
The
rocket
would
not
go
into
electronics.
going to be a T-Bird.
Incidentally, Peck, last month paused in Hawaii on his return
orbit around the moon but would
His taste in dating is that of
Fabian has appeared, many pass by within a “few hundred to the United States from Australia (where he made “On the
an average lad preferring in times on Dick Clark’s American
Beach”) to show “Pork Chop Hill” to the real Lieutenant Ohaslr.
formal ones to formal affairs. He Bandstand and the Dick Clark to a few thousand” kilometers.
The part of Ohashi, drawn as . a soldier rather than as a mem
At this point a payload-carry
has a deep dislike for girls who Saturday Night Beechnut Show.
ber
of a racial group, is still an effective projection of a N’sei
apply make-up in public or girls These experiences, according to ing capsule would be detached
character.
Ohashi also serves as counterpoint to the impression that
from
the
ferry.
Propelled
by
a
who are conceited and chatter him, have been his greatest
the
war
in
Korea was a war against the Oriental race/as such.
hydrogen-oxygen
engine,
it
would
about other girls. His admiration thrills. Soon, you will see him
descend
to
the
moon,
guided
by
*
*
lies in girls who are neat and sporting a guitar to accompany
a
radio
remote
control
system
have nice (personalities which are himself because that’s exactly
The Oriental trend in American entertainment has been a factor
common traits most people look what he’s doing—taking guitar from a station on the moon.
for two seasons now, and indications are that it will prevail for vet
and care for.
another year. The latest Nipponese troupe to be booked into the
lessons.
Fabe, who has had many hit
U.S. is a special revue, now being packaged in Tokyo, which veil
Fabian has been called the pro
recordings his latest being a real
reopen the Last Frontier in Las Vegas on July 1.
rocker entitled “Tiger” is now tege of Frankie Avalon because
Thirty-five [performers, including a lino of chorus girls, will go
of the way he ’girates similai’ to
into
rehearsals shortly in Tokyo. The'company will go to the United
Q. I have a (naturally olive
that of Frankie’s motion—things
States
in a chartered plane later in June. Tae engagement will be
in common, such as Ivy League complexion, but it seems to have
for
a
minimum
of three months, with the possibility'"that the revue
clothes, the same shy look while taken on a rather sallow appear will play, at least
a year if successful.
posing for (pictures, etc., have ance lately. Is there anything I
Now-closed,
the
Last Frontier is being redecorated and wT.
classed him with F.A. Although can do about this?
open
with
a
Japanese
decor.
Fabian would like to travel with ... A. One good way to counteract
Last
season,
“
The
Geisha
Girl Revue” from Tokyo was featured
Frankie, he sorrowfully admits this is to weai’ a foundation
at
the
Desert
Inn,
while
the
Thunderbird
had the “China Doll Re
that they can’t because they are makeup near your own skin tone,
vue
”
earlier
this
spring.
both singers and often are sent but with a slight touch of flatter
While Las Vegas is hosting a Japanese revue, the famous Ta
out on one-nighters, by different ing pink added to it.
karazuka
dancing girls will arrive in September for a 14-week tour
companies. Frankie happens to
of
Canada
and the United States, including three weeks at the Met
Q.
Please
suggest
a
good,
in
be one of his closest friends since
ropolitan
Opera
House in New York. The 40-member troupe will
they both grew up in the same vigorating treatment for a skin
also
play
the
Shrine
Auditorium in Los Angeles and the War Mem
district and have known each that is too dry.
orial
Opera
House
in
San Francisco.
other since childhood.
A. Very good for dry skin arc
One of Fabian’s favorite pas frequent and regular skin mas
times is eating. Telling of an in sages, which can be made even
What is a good makeup for
Q. What kind of facial pack is
cident which,, happened awhile more effective if the skin is lu anQ.acme-pitted
face?
good for toning the skin, and
back, he commented that this bricated with oil or cream. Once
A. Fill in the pits with a cream helps to correct enlarged pores in
either
is
removed
and
the
face
weakness disqualified him from
base that is lighter than skin
playing on the high school foot washed, the skin should be fur tone. The cream base can be the complexion ?
ball team. He tried out for the ther stimulated with hot and cold pressed in and set by using a
A._ Mix equal parts of peroxide
team only to be told that he was rinsings of water. Dry the face puff lightly dusted ■with, talcum and witch, hazel, and add this to
eating too much and couldn’t get by, brisk hand-patting.
powder. For the makeup, use a some fuller’s earth—enough to
Fabian
a position on the team.
liquid
foundation cream of skin make a smooth ■ mixture. After
Q.
How
can
I
treat
fingers
being handled by manager Bob
He has a great sense of humor which have been roughened by matching' tone, smoothed on cleansing face and throat, apply
Marcucci of Chancellor Records and seems quite intelligent.
evenly and carefully so as not to the pack and let it dry on tne
.
in Philadelphia. His favorite While claiming that he doesn’t much sewing?
disturb
the first cream base. The skin. Then remove with water,
A. Wet them thoroughly, then
among the male vocal stars are mind girls screaming at him,
and pat some cream in.
rouge, and finally the powder.
Frankie Avalon and Elvis, who they do, at times, get out of hand smooth them off with some
are definitely tops and Teresa which
kills
everything.
His pumice.
Brewer as the female vocalist. number one pusher is manager
Q. What exercise will help to
The Four Dates, also a group Marcucci who has also made ar trim
B
from South Philly backing him rangements for him to appear in hips? fat from my waistline and
on many of his records have won’ a 20 th Century Fox production
remember ...»
A. Kneel on floor, arms circled
his deep admiration. He thinks of “Wild In The Country.”
overhead. Twist to the right and
If any of you Fabian fans sit on the left hip sharply. All
would like to join his club, or the movement is in your middle.
would like to have more info’ on Do this ' rapidly eight. or ten
him, write to: Fabian Fan Club, times. Then rest, and repeat.
245 Glendale A-ll, Detroit 3,
Michigan, U.S.A.
Q. How can I help to preserve
the
auburn tint in my hair?
, Watch for the FABULOUS
A, Try diluting a little salts of
FABIAN in your town or on TV,
I think you’ll agree with me that tartar in a pint of warm water.
JIM RICK'S PARK
JULY 5, 1959
he is a real swingin’ cat.
Rub this well into the hair until
1384y2 Queen W.
a good lather results. Leave on
I3U
Till next time,
about a half-hour, then rinse out.
Toronto —
LE. 2-6378
ForEverly yours.
Q. What is a good, beneficial
treatment
for
perspirating
hands ?
A. A warm water and alcohol
bath helps to- dry them. Two or
When You Bring A Roll For Developing
three times daily, use an astrin
gent lotion made of one part
Or Buy 2 Rolls And Get 1 Free
boric acid to 20 parts water. ThenBlack & White 120, 127, 620, 135 (-20)
dust'the hands afterwards with
some talcum powder.
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Hi guys and dolls. Well, I’ve including among them, in the short time to keep’ passengers
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’
s
department,
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Wood.
safe.
”
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
finally gotten around in penning
Appearing in Toronto many
The scientist ^also envisioned
myself a few words on the one times, Fabian claims he would
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unmanned, low-thrust rockets to
and onlv, the FABULO OS FA again like to play here in the carry
supplies, . taking several
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future.
However,
since
he
is
weeks
for
a one-way trip.
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and
the
Belmonts,
Platters,
trically
propelled
vehicle
between
Currently attending Southern Jimmy Clanton, Kalin Twins and
High in P.A., his time when he Conway Twitty in many rock and the earth and the moon appears
has any spare moments is used roll shows throughout the North attractive.”
Under the Stuhlingen plan, a
in catching up on his homework Americas.
ferry
“vehicle” would be assem
and should be graduating in a
He maintains that all his suc bled in orbit around the earth.
(continued from page one)
couple of years. Fabe, before he cess hasn’t changed him a bit,
began his singing career had though, he would like to get a Propellant would be loaded and
ahead with the projected series, Shibata will be a busy actor. Other
plans to go to college and take car. When he does, he claims, it’s the payload attached.
wise, he’s continuing with his law career.
The
rocket
would
not
go
into
electronics.
going to be a T-Bird.
Incidentally, Peck, last month paused in Hawaii on his return
orbit around the moon but would
His taste in dating is that of
Fabian has appeared, many pass by within a “few hundred to the United States from Australia (where he made “On the
an average lad preferring in times on Dick Clark’s American
Beach”) to show “Pork Chop Hill” to the real Lieutenant Ohaslr.
formal ones to formal affairs. He Bandstand and the Dick Clark to a few thousand” kilometers.
The part of Ohashi, drawn as . a soldier rather than as a mem
At this point a payload-carry
has a deep dislike for girls who Saturday Night Beechnut Show.
ber
of a racial group, is still an effective projection of a N’sei
apply make-up in public or girls These experiences, according to ing capsule would be detached
character.
Ohashi also serves as counterpoint to the impression that
from
the
ferry.
Propelled
by
a
who are conceited and chatter him, have been his greatest
the
war
in
Korea was a war against the Oriental race/as such.
hydrogen-oxygen
engine,
it
would
about other girls. His admiration thrills. Soon, you will see him
descend
to
the
moon,
guided
by
*
*
lies in girls who are neat and sporting a guitar to accompany
a
radio
remote
control
system
have nice (personalities which are himself because that’s exactly
The Oriental trend in American entertainment has been a factor
common traits most people look what he’s doing—taking guitar from a station on the moon.
for two seasons now, and indications are that it will prevail for vet
and care for.
another year. The latest Nipponese troupe to be booked into the
lessons.
Fabe, who has had many hit
U.S. is a special revue, now being packaged in Tokyo, which veil
Fabian has been called the pro
recordings his latest being a real
reopen the Last Frontier in Las Vegas on July 1.
rocker entitled “Tiger” is now tege of Frankie Avalon because
Thirty-five [performers, including a lino of chorus girls, will go
of the way he ’girates similai’ to
into
rehearsals shortly in Tokyo. The'company will go to the United
Q. I have a (naturally olive
that of Frankie’s motion—things
States
in a chartered plane later in June. Tae engagement will be
in common, such as Ivy League complexion, but it seems to have
for
a
minimum
of three months, with the possibility'"that the revue
clothes, the same shy look while taken on a rather sallow appear will play, at least
a year if successful.
posing for (pictures, etc., have ance lately. Is there anything I
Now-closed,
the
Last Frontier is being redecorated and wT.
classed him with F.A. Although can do about this?
open
with
a
Japanese
decor.
Fabian would like to travel with ... A. One good way to counteract
Last
season,
“
The
Geisha
Girl Revue” from Tokyo was featured
Frankie, he sorrowfully admits this is to weai’ a foundation
at
the
Desert
Inn,
while
the
Thunderbird
had the “China Doll Re
that they can’t because they are makeup near your own skin tone,
vue
”
earlier
this
spring.
both singers and often are sent but with a slight touch of flatter
While Las Vegas is hosting a Japanese revue, the famous Ta
out on one-nighters, by different ing pink added to it.
karazuka
dancing girls will arrive in September for a 14-week tour
companies. Frankie happens to
of
Canada
and the United States, including three weeks at the Met
Q.
Please
suggest
a
good,
in
be one of his closest friends since
ropolitan
Opera
House in New York. The 40-member troupe will
they both grew up in the same vigorating treatment for a skin
also
play
the
Shrine
Auditorium in Los Angeles and the War Mem
district and have known each that is too dry.
orial
Opera
House
in
San Francisco.
other since childhood.
A. Very good for dry skin arc
One of Fabian’s favorite pas frequent and regular skin mas
times is eating. Telling of an in sages, which can be made even
What is a good makeup for
Q. What kind of facial pack is
cident which,, happened awhile more effective if the skin is lu anQ.acme-pitted
face?
good for toning the skin, and
back, he commented that this bricated with oil or cream. Once
A. Fill in the pits with a cream helps to correct enlarged pores in
either
is
removed
and
the
face
weakness disqualified him from
base that is lighter than skin
playing on the high school foot washed, the skin should be fur tone. The cream base can be the complexion ?
ball team. He tried out for the ther stimulated with hot and cold pressed in and set by using a
A._ Mix equal parts of peroxide
team only to be told that he was rinsings of water. Dry the face puff lightly dusted ■with, talcum and witch, hazel, and add this to
eating too much and couldn’t get by, brisk hand-patting.
powder. For the makeup, use a some fuller’s earth—enough to
Fabian
a position on the team.
liquid
foundation cream of skin make a smooth ■ mixture. After
Q.
How
can
I
treat
fingers
being handled by manager Bob
He has a great sense of humor which have been roughened by matching' tone, smoothed on cleansing face and throat, apply
Marcucci of Chancellor Records and seems quite intelligent.
evenly and carefully so as not to the pack and let it dry on tne
.
in Philadelphia. His favorite While claiming that he doesn’t much sewing?
disturb
the first cream base. The skin. Then remove with water,
A. Wet them thoroughly, then
among the male vocal stars are mind girls screaming at him,
and pat some cream in.
rouge, and finally the powder.
Frankie Avalon and Elvis, who they do, at times, get out of hand smooth them off with some
are definitely tops and Teresa which
kills
everything.
His pumice.
Brewer as the female vocalist. number one pusher is manager
Q. What exercise will help to
The Four Dates, also a group Marcucci who has also made ar trim
B
from South Philly backing him rangements for him to appear in hips? fat from my waistline and
on many of his records have won’ a 20 th Century Fox production
remember ...»
A. Kneel on floor, arms circled
his deep admiration. He thinks of “Wild In The Country.”
overhead. Twist to the right and
If any of you Fabian fans sit on the left hip sharply. All
would like to join his club, or the movement is in your middle.
would like to have more info’ on Do this ' rapidly eight. or ten
him, write to: Fabian Fan Club, times. Then rest, and repeat.
245 Glendale A-ll, Detroit 3,
Michigan, U.S.A.
Q. How can I help to preserve
the
auburn tint in my hair?
, Watch for the FABULOUS
A, Try diluting a little salts of
FABIAN in your town or on TV,
I think you’ll agree with me that tartar in a pint of warm water.
JIM RICK'S PARK
JULY 5, 1959
he is a real swingin’ cat.
Rub this well into the hair until
1384y2 Queen W.
a good lather results. Leave on
I3U
Till next time,
about a half-hour, then rinse out.
Toronto —
LE. 2-6378
ForEverly yours.
Q. What is a good, beneficial
treatment
for
perspirating
hands ?
A. A warm water and alcohol
bath helps to- dry them. Two or
When You Bring A Roll For Developing
three times daily, use an astrin
gent lotion made of one part
Or Buy 2 Rolls And Get 1 Free
boric acid to 20 parts water. ThenBlack & White 120, 127, 620, 135 (-20)
dust'the hands afterwards with
some talcum powder.
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Phone WA. 4-8427
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Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 11, 12, 13
COME & See our Special Display
And WIN FREE DOOR PRIZES
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I
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TORONTO
EM. 2-5227
TORONTO