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THE NEW CANADIAN
Ah1 INDEPENDENT ORGAN FOR CANADIANS OF JAPANESE ORIGIN
VOL. 22 —NO. 52.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1959.
TORONTO, ONT.
. a
Book Review
Canada-Japan Agrees Peaceful Atomic Power Use
By HIDEKO SUGAWARA
iSf
fggsIS
Dazai. Osamu. No Longer
Human. Trans, by Donald
Keene. Connecticut. New
Directions, 1958.
U. S. Commission Rejects
Appeal to Combat Silk Import
WASHINGTON
Tariff Commis on has rejected the commission to recommend to
the appeal of American silk President Dwight D, Eisenhower
It. is said that one finds in Ja
manufacturers for higher tariff either an annual import quota
pan today, three types of people,
,
or
quota barriers
Is
allocated among supplying coun
fib
the
ultra-conservative
country
nese
and
other
foreign
silk
tries or abrogation of tariff eonIf
fabrics.
folk. the more liberal middle
cessions and imposition of :i
of the cities and the ‘moThe commission ruled that the tariff 50 per cent higher than
S
denis who participate in the mad
American manufacturers
has the high .1934 rate.
night life in Tokyo.’ In his novel
failed to submit enough detailed
The tariff commission's nnNo Longer Human, or preferably
profit and loss information to nouncement, s; id -most, of thc
its more literal translation Dis
support the American Silk Coun large number of American firms
qualified as a Human Being,
cil’s claims of serious injury which manufacture silk and partOsamu Dazai attempts to des
from import competition.
silk fabrics did not respond to
cribe the feelings which drove
Consequently, it dismissed the its request for specific financial
an individual into
activities
application without expressing information on which a determi
which seem to many Japanese
an opinion on the merits of the nation of injury might, have beqn
arguments.
conservatives and otherwise, as
made.
The American Silk Council said
debauchery and self-destruction.
Of the 49 which did submit,
imports from Japan had grown answers to a questionnaire, 37
No Longer Human describes a
person, psychologically alienated
so fast bi the past three years did not. supply separate profit.that they had “overrun the A- and-loss data on the type of silk
from society, who is searching
merican market and . . . put the fabrics under investigation.
for some means of justifying his
exitence.
domestic industry at its mercy.”
Imports of broad woven silk
'although I had a mortal dread of
OTTAWA. — A.bilateral agreement was sighed by Canada and fabrics
totalled 49
human beings I seemed quite unable
Japan for co-operation in peaceful uses of atomic energy. Toru Ha million square year
yards,
of which 45
to renounce their society. I managed
giwara, left, Japanese Ambassador to Canada, signed for his country million came from Japan.
U. S.
to maintain on the surface a smile
while External Affairs Minister Green signed his first international production dropped last year
3
to
which never deserted my lips; this
document since his recent appointment as external affairs minister. 34 million square yards, the Awas the accomodation I offered to
Looking on is H. F. Fea ver, chief protocol, external affairs. Under merican industry spokesmen said.
others, a most precious achievement
the agreement Canada and Japan will co-operate and exchange
performed by me only at the cost
technical information in the development of atomic energy programs,
of excruciating efforts within.’ pp.
FORT WILLIAM, Ont.—Th in
especially
in the electric power .field. The pact also provides for the Lethbridge Bail Chibs
26)
recently inresa
Miyata
signing of a contract under which Japan will buy Canadian uranium.
stated
as
president
for
the 1959To understand this novel, it is Canada also is negotiating bilateral agreements with Australia and Hold Jack Ohno Tourney
60 term of office for the Lakcnecessary to remember that the the European Atomic Energy Organization known as Euratom,
LETHBRIDGE, Alta.
The head Nisei Club, Those elected
dogmatically moralistic samurai embracing- West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg and
to assist her are:
Lethbridge
Niseis,
the
team
that
tradition holds that any sign of The Netherlands.
Okada;
Past president,
Jack
Ohno
toiled
with
before
he
emotion including affection is
.....
Kamo;
vice-president,
Harrv
was
fatally
injured
in
the
Big
considered a weakness and a,sin.'
Shirlev
Inougeneral
secretary.
Six
League
copped
the
Jack
Ohno
Mass perversion to Westerners
recording
.secretary,
Pegg
Memorial
Trophy
earlier
this
ye;
perhaps, but Shinto with its con
month as they dumped the New Inaba; treasurer, Tak Tabe;
cepts of cleanliness as well as
Dayton
Ramblers 6-2 in the final finance chairman, Dave Horigu*•*<
Buddhist renunciation of the
membership
chairman,
game
of
the Jack Ohno Tourna chi;
flesh, have given metaphysical
Umakoshi;
citizenship,
J
ohnny
ment
held
at
Henderson
Park.
sanction to this tradition. Yozo,
I
All six teams of the Big Six Nancy Honda; recreation, Tak
in the novel personifies, the ex
DENVER.—Fathers lost their biles in Japan for them to steal Baseball
League saw action in Omae; entertainment. Sab Ariperiences of Dazai, the author. traditional power over families cars,” he said.
I
the
one-day
single-knockout nobu; publicity, Jeanne Nishiniu
A highly sensitive individual, in Japan after World War II and
Yamaguchi said few things in tourney.
Tsubouchi
ra; auditor.
lozo was raised in a fairly well- juvenile delinquency began in the United States surprised him
i
George
Yoshinaka,
Niseis
’
coach
advisory,
Fred
Nishikawa,
Issei
to-do 'family, as likewise was creasing, Toru Yamaguchi, a very much because Japan is so
accepted
the
Ohno
Trophy
donatofficers
are:
Eddie
Yasunobu,
Dazai, and he feels the effect of Family Court probation officer “Westernized”.
ed by '77 Oil Company. Ltd. from Michio Hayashi anu Chu Hayathis past tradition. On the other in Kyoto, Japan, said in Denver.
He said his (biggest surprise League president, Reid Olsen, shi.
hand, both Yozo and Dazai have
For the past school year, Ya come in discovering that “so
access to Western literature, maguchi has been attending the many people in New York can’t
painting, etc. Yozo is perhaps New York School of Social Work speak English.”
handicapped in adjusting to the under the sponsorship of the Su
society in which he lives because preme Court of Japan and the
of the knowledge he has derived Asia Foundation. He was visiting
from these. His home life, to in Denver on his way home.
judge from scenes described, in
Yamaguchi said juvenile delin
HONOLULU. — Dr. Daisetsu. nutshell ?
if
the jiovel, for example, his des quency was relatively unknown
“No amount of books will ever
Teitaro Suzuki, the man who incription of how meals are con in prewar Japan when fathers' troduced Zen Buddhism to the exhaust Zen. Zen is wherever you
ducted at home, seems to be typi ruled . absolutely over closelyWestern .world, is attending the are and whatever you do. That
cally traditional. His parents knit family groups.
six-week
East-West
Philoso- is Zen.”
raised in the samurai tradition
He said juvenile crime has now
So the conversation shifted to
phers
’
Conference
underway
at
GRAND FORKS, B.C. — Two
do not seem to show him any levelled off. The Kyoto Family young
more
mundane thoughts.
the
University
of
Hawaii.
lads invited to meet Queen
physical affection; he is, in fact, Court handles about 10,000 cases Elizabeth
Dr.
Suzuki, who has been on
and Prince Philip are
He’s 89 years young and rattles
afraid of his father. Yozo, parti a year involving juveniles put of
the
Mainland
and Europe the
ally Westernized, realizes how a city population of about 1.2 Grand Forks district scouts who off a soft blend of flawless Eng past 10 years, said he notedunany
will
realize
a
dream
of
every
lish.
much emotion he is capable of million, Yamaguchi said.
differences in Japan upon his re
youngster tomorrow.
And he’s not disturbed that Zen turn last November.
as a human being: but he feels
“After the war the old system
Robert Okamoto, 15, and Terry in the U.S. is presently - closely
these emotions to be: sinful and was criticized as feudalists,” Hamagami,
He observed:
14, both received the
considers himself a misfit.
Yamaguchi said, “and fathers coveted invitations recently and associated with the group known
“There’s been a change among
In other words, you might say that
lost their power over families.” will make the trip to Victoria for as “beatniks” stated the Pacific the people, especially after the
Citizen in reporting his views.
I still have no understanding of
Members of older generations the occasion.
defeat of the last war.
Said he, a kindly smile crink■’'’hat makes human beings tick. My
couldn’t adapt well to this new
‘‘First, of course, came Ame
Both are first class Scouts. Ro- ling beneath his -bushy eyebrows: ricanization
cPprehension on discovering that my
social situation, he added, so the bert
and general confu
is a patrol leader of the
“It is not true Zen that the sion.
concept of happiness seemed to be
younger set- lost respect for their Hawk patrol, and has obtained
completely at variance with that of
olders and began making their eight proficiency badges. Terry beatniks now practice. One needs
“But as the country has become
a lot of background to under more settled and economically
everyone else was so great as to
own way.
is a seconder of the Seals patrol,
-->cke me toss sleeplessly and groan.
“You could say there was a and also has eight proficiency stand Zen and Americans don’t more stable, there’s been a move
^?ht after night in my bed.' (pp. 24)
cultural lag between the older badges including such things as have the background.
ment back to old customs and old
“But I don’t doubt their sin
Obsessed, by this, and yet desi- and younger generation,” Yama first aid, swimming, religion and cerity. I don’t think it’s just a ways.
“For instance, the doll festival
life award. handyman, metal fad.
,0Uu, of justifying hirnelf, he guchi said.
Japanese
juveniles
are
usuallyfor
Girls’ Day and the carp fly
^eeks refuge in the Communist
work and plumbing.
“I think they’re very sincere in ing of Boys’ Day, once aban
involved
in
petty
crimes
invol
Both boys are thrilled with their efforts to understand.”
• arL-U.ln Prostitutes and in drink
doned, are returning.
ing. Finally, however, he feels he ving the theft of money and their invitations and will be in
He said Gary Snyder, a close
“But along with the return to
•iaa round someone who can draw small property, Yamaguchi said. best bib and tucker for the occa
associate
of
author
John
Kerouac,
“
There
aren
’
t
enough
automoold
ways is a new injection of
sion.
Their
scoutmaster
is
John
once more into the
McGarvie, and both belong to the spokesman for the beatnik gen Western thought. It’s not entirely
..respectable society. His
eration, is now in Japan learning American. It’s a composite of the
unfortunately is betrayed. somewhat perhaps that of Sar First Christina Lake Troop.
more
about the ways of Zen.
West.”
1S tearch is ended by his rejec- tre’s ‘Les Jeu, sont faits.’ From
Gordon Feir, a first class Scout
Dr. Suzukj doesn’t believe Com
So
what
are
the
ways
of
Zen
?
k‘-OrL~
societ-v — he commits reading thejnoyel, one arrives at of the Grand Forks troop has
munism
poses a threat to Japan.
Dr.
Suzuki,
who
’
s
written
over
an insane asylum. Da- some sort of understanding of also been invited, but because he
“I don’t think it can gain a
himself committed suicide the problem involved in adjusting will be on a trip to Eastern Can 30 books about Zen in English
around 1949. Though not a the differing standard of beha ada will not be attending. One and over 100 books in Japanese, foothold in Japan because it is
too brutal and altogether mean
neerrul^ book, it is a master- vior of Japan’s past with those Scout is also going from Ross- chuckled:
“You want the answer in a ingless.”
* -ece of technique, resembling of today.
land.
ist
it
'-'s'
■
Miyata Elected to Head
1959 JCCA Affiliated
Lakehead Nisei Club
Fathers in Japan Losing Traditional Dominance
In Family, Delinquency Mounts Among Younger Set
J
Close Association of Zen Buddhism With U.S
Two Grand Forks Scouts 'Beatnik' Doesn't Disturb Zen Philosopher
Receive Invitation
To Meet Queen Elizabeth
fs
■g
Ah1 INDEPENDENT ORGAN FOR CANADIANS OF JAPANESE ORIGIN
VOL. 22 —NO. 52.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1959.
TORONTO, ONT.
. a
Book Review
Canada-Japan Agrees Peaceful Atomic Power Use
By HIDEKO SUGAWARA
iSf
fggsIS
Dazai. Osamu. No Longer
Human. Trans, by Donald
Keene. Connecticut. New
Directions, 1958.
U. S. Commission Rejects
Appeal to Combat Silk Import
WASHINGTON
Tariff Commis on has rejected the commission to recommend to
the appeal of American silk President Dwight D, Eisenhower
It. is said that one finds in Ja
manufacturers for higher tariff either an annual import quota
pan today, three types of people,
,
or
quota barriers
Is
allocated among supplying coun
fib
the
ultra-conservative
country
nese
and
other
foreign
silk
tries or abrogation of tariff eonIf
fabrics.
folk. the more liberal middle
cessions and imposition of :i
of the cities and the ‘moThe commission ruled that the tariff 50 per cent higher than
S
denis who participate in the mad
American manufacturers
has the high .1934 rate.
night life in Tokyo.’ In his novel
failed to submit enough detailed
The tariff commission's nnNo Longer Human, or preferably
profit and loss information to nouncement, s; id -most, of thc
its more literal translation Dis
support the American Silk Coun large number of American firms
qualified as a Human Being,
cil’s claims of serious injury which manufacture silk and partOsamu Dazai attempts to des
from import competition.
silk fabrics did not respond to
cribe the feelings which drove
Consequently, it dismissed the its request for specific financial
an individual into
activities
application without expressing information on which a determi
which seem to many Japanese
an opinion on the merits of the nation of injury might, have beqn
arguments.
conservatives and otherwise, as
made.
The American Silk Council said
debauchery and self-destruction.
Of the 49 which did submit,
imports from Japan had grown answers to a questionnaire, 37
No Longer Human describes a
person, psychologically alienated
so fast bi the past three years did not. supply separate profit.that they had “overrun the A- and-loss data on the type of silk
from society, who is searching
merican market and . . . put the fabrics under investigation.
for some means of justifying his
exitence.
domestic industry at its mercy.”
Imports of broad woven silk
'although I had a mortal dread of
OTTAWA. — A.bilateral agreement was sighed by Canada and fabrics
totalled 49
human beings I seemed quite unable
Japan for co-operation in peaceful uses of atomic energy. Toru Ha million square year
yards,
of which 45
to renounce their society. I managed
giwara, left, Japanese Ambassador to Canada, signed for his country million came from Japan.
U. S.
to maintain on the surface a smile
while External Affairs Minister Green signed his first international production dropped last year
3
to
which never deserted my lips; this
document since his recent appointment as external affairs minister. 34 million square yards, the Awas the accomodation I offered to
Looking on is H. F. Fea ver, chief protocol, external affairs. Under merican industry spokesmen said.
others, a most precious achievement
the agreement Canada and Japan will co-operate and exchange
performed by me only at the cost
technical information in the development of atomic energy programs,
of excruciating efforts within.’ pp.
FORT WILLIAM, Ont.—Th in
especially
in the electric power .field. The pact also provides for the Lethbridge Bail Chibs
26)
recently inresa
Miyata
signing of a contract under which Japan will buy Canadian uranium.
stated
as
president
for
the 1959To understand this novel, it is Canada also is negotiating bilateral agreements with Australia and Hold Jack Ohno Tourney
60 term of office for the Lakcnecessary to remember that the the European Atomic Energy Organization known as Euratom,
LETHBRIDGE, Alta.
The head Nisei Club, Those elected
dogmatically moralistic samurai embracing- West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg and
to assist her are:
Lethbridge
Niseis,
the
team
that
tradition holds that any sign of The Netherlands.
Okada;
Past president,
Jack
Ohno
toiled
with
before
he
emotion including affection is
.....
Kamo;
vice-president,
Harrv
was
fatally
injured
in
the
Big
considered a weakness and a,sin.'
Shirlev
Inougeneral
secretary.
Six
League
copped
the
Jack
Ohno
Mass perversion to Westerners
recording
.secretary,
Pegg
Memorial
Trophy
earlier
this
ye;
perhaps, but Shinto with its con
month as they dumped the New Inaba; treasurer, Tak Tabe;
cepts of cleanliness as well as
Dayton
Ramblers 6-2 in the final finance chairman, Dave Horigu*•*<
Buddhist renunciation of the
membership
chairman,
game
of
the Jack Ohno Tourna chi;
flesh, have given metaphysical
Umakoshi;
citizenship,
J
ohnny
ment
held
at
Henderson
Park.
sanction to this tradition. Yozo,
I
All six teams of the Big Six Nancy Honda; recreation, Tak
in the novel personifies, the ex
DENVER.—Fathers lost their biles in Japan for them to steal Baseball
League saw action in Omae; entertainment. Sab Ariperiences of Dazai, the author. traditional power over families cars,” he said.
I
the
one-day
single-knockout nobu; publicity, Jeanne Nishiniu
A highly sensitive individual, in Japan after World War II and
Yamaguchi said few things in tourney.
Tsubouchi
ra; auditor.
lozo was raised in a fairly well- juvenile delinquency began in the United States surprised him
i
George
Yoshinaka,
Niseis
’
coach
advisory,
Fred
Nishikawa,
Issei
to-do 'family, as likewise was creasing, Toru Yamaguchi, a very much because Japan is so
accepted
the
Ohno
Trophy
donatofficers
are:
Eddie
Yasunobu,
Dazai, and he feels the effect of Family Court probation officer “Westernized”.
ed by '77 Oil Company. Ltd. from Michio Hayashi anu Chu Hayathis past tradition. On the other in Kyoto, Japan, said in Denver.
He said his (biggest surprise League president, Reid Olsen, shi.
hand, both Yozo and Dazai have
For the past school year, Ya come in discovering that “so
access to Western literature, maguchi has been attending the many people in New York can’t
painting, etc. Yozo is perhaps New York School of Social Work speak English.”
handicapped in adjusting to the under the sponsorship of the Su
society in which he lives because preme Court of Japan and the
of the knowledge he has derived Asia Foundation. He was visiting
from these. His home life, to in Denver on his way home.
judge from scenes described, in
Yamaguchi said juvenile delin
HONOLULU. — Dr. Daisetsu. nutshell ?
if
the jiovel, for example, his des quency was relatively unknown
“No amount of books will ever
Teitaro Suzuki, the man who incription of how meals are con in prewar Japan when fathers' troduced Zen Buddhism to the exhaust Zen. Zen is wherever you
ducted at home, seems to be typi ruled . absolutely over closelyWestern .world, is attending the are and whatever you do. That
cally traditional. His parents knit family groups.
six-week
East-West
Philoso- is Zen.”
raised in the samurai tradition
He said juvenile crime has now
So the conversation shifted to
phers
’
Conference
underway
at
GRAND FORKS, B.C. — Two
do not seem to show him any levelled off. The Kyoto Family young
more
mundane thoughts.
the
University
of
Hawaii.
lads invited to meet Queen
physical affection; he is, in fact, Court handles about 10,000 cases Elizabeth
Dr.
Suzuki, who has been on
and Prince Philip are
He’s 89 years young and rattles
afraid of his father. Yozo, parti a year involving juveniles put of
the
Mainland
and Europe the
ally Westernized, realizes how a city population of about 1.2 Grand Forks district scouts who off a soft blend of flawless Eng past 10 years, said he notedunany
will
realize
a
dream
of
every
lish.
much emotion he is capable of million, Yamaguchi said.
differences in Japan upon his re
youngster tomorrow.
And he’s not disturbed that Zen turn last November.
as a human being: but he feels
“After the war the old system
Robert Okamoto, 15, and Terry in the U.S. is presently - closely
these emotions to be: sinful and was criticized as feudalists,” Hamagami,
He observed:
14, both received the
considers himself a misfit.
Yamaguchi said, “and fathers coveted invitations recently and associated with the group known
“There’s been a change among
In other words, you might say that
lost their power over families.” will make the trip to Victoria for as “beatniks” stated the Pacific the people, especially after the
Citizen in reporting his views.
I still have no understanding of
Members of older generations the occasion.
defeat of the last war.
Said he, a kindly smile crink■’'’hat makes human beings tick. My
couldn’t adapt well to this new
‘‘First, of course, came Ame
Both are first class Scouts. Ro- ling beneath his -bushy eyebrows: ricanization
cPprehension on discovering that my
social situation, he added, so the bert
and general confu
is a patrol leader of the
“It is not true Zen that the sion.
concept of happiness seemed to be
younger set- lost respect for their Hawk patrol, and has obtained
completely at variance with that of
olders and began making their eight proficiency badges. Terry beatniks now practice. One needs
“But as the country has become
a lot of background to under more settled and economically
everyone else was so great as to
own way.
is a seconder of the Seals patrol,
-->cke me toss sleeplessly and groan.
“You could say there was a and also has eight proficiency stand Zen and Americans don’t more stable, there’s been a move
^?ht after night in my bed.' (pp. 24)
cultural lag between the older badges including such things as have the background.
ment back to old customs and old
“But I don’t doubt their sin
Obsessed, by this, and yet desi- and younger generation,” Yama first aid, swimming, religion and cerity. I don’t think it’s just a ways.
“For instance, the doll festival
life award. handyman, metal fad.
,0Uu, of justifying hirnelf, he guchi said.
Japanese
juveniles
are
usuallyfor
Girls’ Day and the carp fly
^eeks refuge in the Communist
work and plumbing.
“I think they’re very sincere in ing of Boys’ Day, once aban
involved
in
petty
crimes
invol
Both boys are thrilled with their efforts to understand.”
• arL-U.ln Prostitutes and in drink
doned, are returning.
ing. Finally, however, he feels he ving the theft of money and their invitations and will be in
He said Gary Snyder, a close
“But along with the return to
•iaa round someone who can draw small property, Yamaguchi said. best bib and tucker for the occa
associate
of
author
John
Kerouac,
“
There
aren
’
t
enough
automoold
ways is a new injection of
sion.
Their
scoutmaster
is
John
once more into the
McGarvie, and both belong to the spokesman for the beatnik gen Western thought. It’s not entirely
..respectable society. His
eration, is now in Japan learning American. It’s a composite of the
unfortunately is betrayed. somewhat perhaps that of Sar First Christina Lake Troop.
more
about the ways of Zen.
West.”
1S tearch is ended by his rejec- tre’s ‘Les Jeu, sont faits.’ From
Gordon Feir, a first class Scout
Dr. Suzukj doesn’t believe Com
So
what
are
the
ways
of
Zen
?
k‘-OrL~
societ-v — he commits reading thejnoyel, one arrives at of the Grand Forks troop has
munism
poses a threat to Japan.
Dr.
Suzuki,
who
’
s
written
over
an insane asylum. Da- some sort of understanding of also been invited, but because he
“I don’t think it can gain a
himself committed suicide the problem involved in adjusting will be on a trip to Eastern Can 30 books about Zen in English
around 1949. Though not a the differing standard of beha ada will not be attending. One and over 100 books in Japanese, foothold in Japan because it is
too brutal and altogether mean
neerrul^ book, it is a master- vior of Japan’s past with those Scout is also going from Ross- chuckled:
“You want the answer in a ingless.”
* -ece of technique, resembling of today.
land.
ist
it
'-'s'
■
Miyata Elected to Head
1959 JCCA Affiliated
Lakehead Nisei Club
Fathers in Japan Losing Traditional Dominance
In Family, Delinquency Mounts Among Younger Set
J
Close Association of Zen Buddhism With U.S
Two Grand Forks Scouts 'Beatnik' Doesn't Disturb Zen Philosopher
Receive Invitation
To Meet Queen Elizabeth
fs
■g
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PAGE 7
Honest Ed’s in Running With Senior League
SPORTS
Honest Ed
CLASSIFIED
11th
game at.
Concord,
Female Help Wanted
the Ed's team less* b
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score
of
their regular Western 10-4 with Hud Child
hou com- STENOGRAPHER
the only specgame
requireo by west ena manutaincul
for Iiofor_ permanent and i
Jor Fuon. 5 day week, hours
kumoto with two hit
p layer
‘e bonetits, Ask for Mr. Harrison
manager Maw Mor witl
July 12th ag'ah
wood
at_RO, 2-7593 (Toronto).
'
nin. Honest Ed
Clair Ward. Clark Broek u
HOME SEWER with electric sowing
McPherson and Bud Childorho
were machine experienced on doll
with 1 hit
?tmg.
However,
the
fast, We deliver. Apply 251 Sounauren A Vo.,
cor
nected with a
prays of Presswood men squeezed second lloor. (Toronto)
in the :
throu ;h the winning rim against
inning with the bases loaded.
Help Wanted
Hamilton Kodokan Judo Club Junior Tournament
idiou
W„
Ont
5005
in their July 9th
resswoods. scored
HAIRDRESSER
wanted.
Experienced.
y worth.
f or Ed
S-day week. Apply -3189 Bathurst Street.defeating five
however. wen
Tanaka with 8 hit. Phone RU. 7-9191 (Toronto).
losing the sixth to Glen Smith
mt
Maw Mori,
who previously defeated two
Domestic Help Wanted
Cunnyworth
men came up against Johnson
ATTRACTIVE PERMANENT position for
and was defeated with an ouchi.
Major Fukumoto whom field housekeeper position open for reliable
Doug Kaiura was pinned with a cd ilawlessly. Honest Ed’s an airl ■ or woman with some -experience
between 25 to 40. Own room and bath
ke.sagatame and the third man. now
1 place, half
room. excellent salary, char kept. Cen
Alike Haworth wont down with a
econd spot.
tral location in city and close to transpowerful ouchi. Dennis Nishizaki
woriotion. Summers in Muskoka. Phono
RU. 2-7725 (Toronto). .
put up a tough battle but was
Coming
off-balanced and thrown with a
Rooms to Let
- Milanis
left- o-soto. Rickey Bryant, also,
Ed
Thursday, TWO rooms and kitchen. Gerrard and
put up a good opposition but once
again was
in a
Greenwood district. Phone HO. 1-0573
■\ 26th
Clinton
shoulder throw. The sixth man;
THREE-’UNFURNISHED "room’s one sunU.
Bob Wasserman finally managed
•oom and one kitchen. Garage optional.
a scarf hold on the hero.
-none LE. 5-3550 (Toronto).
Runner-up. Fred Pickles, won
over three men with pinning
Home for Rent
-holds, tying the fourth. Third
SIX-ROOM house with two kitchens lor
The Junior tournament held on the young ladies , and mothers in place was awarded io Skip Paik
rent. Kingston Road- and Woodbine
with two win? by clean throw
district. Phono AM. 1-2951 alter 6:00 p.in.
June 25th at the Hamilton Jewish the audience.
(Toronto).
Another Judoist. AI hel Kawa
Community Centre was .one of
The
five-man
challenge
by
saki, tied with Skip Paikin in
entertainment and excitement
receiving much ovation and ap Roy Johnson, 1st kyu Junior, 11 the final results but being a
years old, weighing; 91 lbs. proved junior surrendered third place to
plause from spectators.
the advantage of skill in judo. Skip Paikin. Referees were Jack
The program began at 8:00 The first man Ted Baile, 5th kyu Wakabayashi and Doug Binkley,
p.m. with warm up exercises and was defeated in 25 seconds with both 1st degree black belts from
breakfalls by all boys ranging harai-goshi. . The second man, Hamilton Kodokan-.
VANCOUVER. — The annual
cumw -hioto
from 6 to 15 years. All were- Dennis Martin, 7th kyu was also
softball
games
between
the
Nisei
Among the spectacular throws
very quiet through the breakfalls defeated with the same throw in to be .remembered
the Fellowship and Y.B.A. were held
except the odd moaning from six seconds; The third challenger shoulder throw by Allen Itakura once again at the Model School
1384y2 Queen W.
participants’ families as the Russ German, 7th. kyu tumbled ag'ainst Bob Wasserman in the Grounds on June 21st. And again,
young judoists spun through the with a sasai-ashi in 18 seconds. final few seconds of their bout. the Fellowship boys were defeat
Toronto
LE. 2-6378
air in various ways, and took per Challenger Glen Smith, 5th kyu Bob made an opening by rushing ed—this year by a slight margin
fect breakfalls. Then there was went flying through the air in Allen .who merely dropped to his of 9-7 in the seventh inning game.
how eve
a demonstration of applying a 13 seconds with a seoinage, and one knee sending Bob flying- over The Fellowship
shoulder throw and stomach fifth challenger Ian Kerr, 5th his : shoulder with
took
revenge
for
the
boys
’ losses, Coaeccccooopccoacoaoaoc^i
perfect
throw by half a dozen pairs of kyu was defeated in twenty-two throw Mitchel Kawasaki defeat and came through their scheduled
IDEAL FACILITIES
boys in which the spectators seconds with a well — executed ed Paul Howarth with a most five innings with an 18->12
went unawaringly through, all hanegoshi. Thus, he went through effective kouchi in five seconds toiw. Thanks to everyone who
BANQUETS
turned out for the practices and
the motions with them. The free all five boys with ease.
of the bout.
practice by four seniors with the
Next on the program was a
WEDDINGS
The boys participating were to the faithful supporters who
juniors brought much favoritism throwing form demonstration or mainly of the Hamilton Kodokan came out to the games.
Coming events for July ed
for the juniors as one particular .nage-rio-kata performed by Doug and
SOCIALS
the Jewish
Communitv
example was. little. Mitchel Ka Binkley and Ben Johnson, seniors Centre Kodokan Judo Club. Ul August arc as follows:
Consider tne advantages of
July 17th — Scavenger Hunt
wasaki weighing 46 lbs. stealing from the Hamilton Kodokan Judo rich Hollin was the only entry
CHINA HOUSE'S New magnifi
—
Meet
at
Columbia
St.
United
the show when he displayed his Club.
from the Harmony Judo Club in
cent Banquet Rooms, large
at
8:00
p.m.
sharp.
confidence.; speed, agility, skill
The most exciting event of the Toronto.
Dancing Hall, Free Parking,
August 1st — Beach Party at
and fighting spirit against his
The program was completed
evening was the red and white
Reasonable Prices. No finer
Spanish
Banks
at
8:00
p.m.
Keep
dad AI. Kawasaki.
match of the juniors. Thirty three with a showing of a Japanese walking west °f the last Spanish
facilities anywhere.
The women’s self defence de boys ranging in age from 6 to 15 film titled, “'The Summer in Ja Banks bus stop.
monstration by Miss Jean Exley years participated. The boys were pan”.
August 16th —- Picnic at Birch
and Air. Alike Scruby proved of lined up depending on age,
Bay. Aleet at Columbia St. United
great interest, particularly to weight and grade so that they
at. 11:00 a.m. Sha rp ’ B ring you r
were as evenly matched as pos
lunch. If the weather is unfavor
sible. Roy Johnson was the hero
able the picnic will be held the
Cantonese & Mandarin
following Sunday.
Dates & Doings
Vancouver Fellowship
Immediate Programs
C11IM HOUSE
Drive With Care
fishing tackle
plus
YONEMITSU
and
Watch Repair Shop
1500 Dundas at Dufferin—IE. 2-4267
HO. 5-3652 — Res: LE. 2-7445
328 Broadview Ave., Torontp
■
I
’
Steaks, Roasts, Lobsters
it is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
925 Eglinton Ave., W.
Toronto
WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
Information, Reservation
And Free Phone Delivery
RU. 1-9123
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
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Real Estate
Represented by
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PHONE R0.7-3161
- will help you buy/ sell or trade your home.
COME DIRECT TO 1766 ST. CLAIR W.
TORONTO
284.A TONOl »T«IIT, TOKONTQ, ONT.
Lucien C. Kurata
BASBISTEB and SOLICITOB
NOTARY PUBLIC
Suite 513 Temple Building
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO
EM. 6-0959
MOVIECAMERAS
PROJECTORS
Res.: RO. 7-3427
See SUS NAGAI
Phone WA. 4-8427 ■-
Hew World Hotel
Prop. Y. Fujiwara
A Friendly House
MU. 2-9964
Res: AM. 1-5194
-TORONTO ONT-
^adoace: 14 Perivale Crescent Scarboro
Toronto 2, Ontario
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AV e d n esday, July 15, 1959.
PAGE 7
Honest Ed’s in Running With Senior League
SPORTS
Honest Ed
CLASSIFIED
11th
game at.
Concord,
Female Help Wanted
the Ed's team less* b
t
score
of
their regular Western 10-4 with Hud Child
hou com- STENOGRAPHER
the only specgame
requireo by west ena manutaincul
for Iiofor_ permanent and i
Jor Fuon. 5 day week, hours
kumoto with two hit
p layer
‘e bonetits, Ask for Mr. Harrison
manager Maw Mor witl
July 12th ag'ah
wood
at_RO, 2-7593 (Toronto).
'
nin. Honest Ed
Clair Ward. Clark Broek u
HOME SEWER with electric sowing
McPherson and Bud Childorho
were machine experienced on doll
with 1 hit
?tmg.
However,
the
fast, We deliver. Apply 251 Sounauren A Vo.,
cor
nected with a
prays of Presswood men squeezed second lloor. (Toronto)
in the :
throu ;h the winning rim against
inning with the bases loaded.
Help Wanted
Hamilton Kodokan Judo Club Junior Tournament
idiou
W„
Ont
5005
in their July 9th
resswoods. scored
HAIRDRESSER
wanted.
Experienced.
y worth.
f or Ed
S-day week. Apply -3189 Bathurst Street.defeating five
however. wen
Tanaka with 8 hit. Phone RU. 7-9191 (Toronto).
losing the sixth to Glen Smith
mt
Maw Mori,
who previously defeated two
Domestic Help Wanted
Cunnyworth
men came up against Johnson
ATTRACTIVE PERMANENT position for
and was defeated with an ouchi.
Major Fukumoto whom field housekeeper position open for reliable
Doug Kaiura was pinned with a cd ilawlessly. Honest Ed’s an airl ■ or woman with some -experience
between 25 to 40. Own room and bath
ke.sagatame and the third man. now
1 place, half
room. excellent salary, char kept. Cen
Alike Haworth wont down with a
econd spot.
tral location in city and close to transpowerful ouchi. Dennis Nishizaki
woriotion. Summers in Muskoka. Phono
RU. 2-7725 (Toronto). .
put up a tough battle but was
Coming
off-balanced and thrown with a
Rooms to Let
- Milanis
left- o-soto. Rickey Bryant, also,
Ed
Thursday, TWO rooms and kitchen. Gerrard and
put up a good opposition but once
again was
in a
Greenwood district. Phone HO. 1-0573
■\ 26th
Clinton
shoulder throw. The sixth man;
THREE-’UNFURNISHED "room’s one sunU.
Bob Wasserman finally managed
•oom and one kitchen. Garage optional.
a scarf hold on the hero.
-none LE. 5-3550 (Toronto).
Runner-up. Fred Pickles, won
over three men with pinning
Home for Rent
-holds, tying the fourth. Third
SIX-ROOM house with two kitchens lor
The Junior tournament held on the young ladies , and mothers in place was awarded io Skip Paik
rent. Kingston Road- and Woodbine
with two win? by clean throw
district. Phono AM. 1-2951 alter 6:00 p.in.
June 25th at the Hamilton Jewish the audience.
(Toronto).
Another Judoist. AI hel Kawa
Community Centre was .one of
The
five-man
challenge
by
saki, tied with Skip Paikin in
entertainment and excitement
receiving much ovation and ap Roy Johnson, 1st kyu Junior, 11 the final results but being a
years old, weighing; 91 lbs. proved junior surrendered third place to
plause from spectators.
the advantage of skill in judo. Skip Paikin. Referees were Jack
The program began at 8:00 The first man Ted Baile, 5th kyu Wakabayashi and Doug Binkley,
p.m. with warm up exercises and was defeated in 25 seconds with both 1st degree black belts from
breakfalls by all boys ranging harai-goshi. . The second man, Hamilton Kodokan-.
VANCOUVER. — The annual
cumw -hioto
from 6 to 15 years. All were- Dennis Martin, 7th kyu was also
softball
games
between
the
Nisei
Among the spectacular throws
very quiet through the breakfalls defeated with the same throw in to be .remembered
the Fellowship and Y.B.A. were held
except the odd moaning from six seconds; The third challenger shoulder throw by Allen Itakura once again at the Model School
1384y2 Queen W.
participants’ families as the Russ German, 7th. kyu tumbled ag'ainst Bob Wasserman in the Grounds on June 21st. And again,
young judoists spun through the with a sasai-ashi in 18 seconds. final few seconds of their bout. the Fellowship boys were defeat
Toronto
LE. 2-6378
air in various ways, and took per Challenger Glen Smith, 5th kyu Bob made an opening by rushing ed—this year by a slight margin
fect breakfalls. Then there was went flying through the air in Allen .who merely dropped to his of 9-7 in the seventh inning game.
how eve
a demonstration of applying a 13 seconds with a seoinage, and one knee sending Bob flying- over The Fellowship
shoulder throw and stomach fifth challenger Ian Kerr, 5th his : shoulder with
took
revenge
for
the
boys
’ losses, Coaeccccooopccoacoaoaoc^i
perfect
throw by half a dozen pairs of kyu was defeated in twenty-two throw Mitchel Kawasaki defeat and came through their scheduled
IDEAL FACILITIES
boys in which the spectators seconds with a well — executed ed Paul Howarth with a most five innings with an 18->12
went unawaringly through, all hanegoshi. Thus, he went through effective kouchi in five seconds toiw. Thanks to everyone who
BANQUETS
turned out for the practices and
the motions with them. The free all five boys with ease.
of the bout.
practice by four seniors with the
Next on the program was a
WEDDINGS
The boys participating were to the faithful supporters who
juniors brought much favoritism throwing form demonstration or mainly of the Hamilton Kodokan came out to the games.
Coming events for July ed
for the juniors as one particular .nage-rio-kata performed by Doug and
SOCIALS
the Jewish
Communitv
example was. little. Mitchel Ka Binkley and Ben Johnson, seniors Centre Kodokan Judo Club. Ul August arc as follows:
Consider tne advantages of
July 17th — Scavenger Hunt
wasaki weighing 46 lbs. stealing from the Hamilton Kodokan Judo rich Hollin was the only entry
CHINA HOUSE'S New magnifi
—
Meet
at
Columbia
St.
United
the show when he displayed his Club.
from the Harmony Judo Club in
cent Banquet Rooms, large
at
8:00
p.m.
sharp.
confidence.; speed, agility, skill
The most exciting event of the Toronto.
Dancing Hall, Free Parking,
August 1st — Beach Party at
and fighting spirit against his
The program was completed
evening was the red and white
Reasonable Prices. No finer
Spanish
Banks
at
8:00
p.m.
Keep
dad AI. Kawasaki.
match of the juniors. Thirty three with a showing of a Japanese walking west °f the last Spanish
facilities anywhere.
The women’s self defence de boys ranging in age from 6 to 15 film titled, “'The Summer in Ja Banks bus stop.
monstration by Miss Jean Exley years participated. The boys were pan”.
August 16th —- Picnic at Birch
and Air. Alike Scruby proved of lined up depending on age,
Bay. Aleet at Columbia St. United
great interest, particularly to weight and grade so that they
at. 11:00 a.m. Sha rp ’ B ring you r
were as evenly matched as pos
lunch. If the weather is unfavor
sible. Roy Johnson was the hero
able the picnic will be held the
Cantonese & Mandarin
following Sunday.
Dates & Doings
Vancouver Fellowship
Immediate Programs
C11IM HOUSE
Drive With Care
fishing tackle
plus
YONEMITSU
and
Watch Repair Shop
1500 Dundas at Dufferin—IE. 2-4267
HO. 5-3652 — Res: LE. 2-7445
328 Broadview Ave., Torontp
■
I
’
Steaks, Roasts, Lobsters
it is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
925 Eglinton Ave., W.
Toronto
WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
Information, Reservation
And Free Phone Delivery
RU. 1-9123
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
Brethour & Morris Ltd.
Real Estate
Represented by
TOSH SUZUKI and MITS KURODA
PHONE R0.7-3161
- will help you buy/ sell or trade your home.
COME DIRECT TO 1766 ST. CLAIR W.
TORONTO
284.A TONOl »T«IIT, TOKONTQ, ONT.
Lucien C. Kurata
BASBISTEB and SOLICITOB
NOTARY PUBLIC
Suite 513 Temple Building
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO
EM. 6-0959
MOVIECAMERAS
PROJECTORS
Res.: RO. 7-3427
See SUS NAGAI
Phone WA. 4-8427 ■-
Hew World Hotel
Prop. Y. Fujiwara
A Friendly House
MU. 2-9964
Res: AM. 1-5194
-TORONTO ONT-
^adoace: 14 Perivale Crescent Scarboro
Toronto 2, Ontario
EM. 2-5221
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HORI
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OX. 8-1121 -
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4 Edward Street
When Buying, Selling or Exchanging Your Home
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TORONTO
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Page 8
Wednesday, July 15 1959.
PAGE 8
THE NEW CANADIAN
Toronto Mental Health
THE JAZZ BEAT Ass'n To Sponsor First
—
— —— — —
— By HOP
Night Jazz Show Here
ist Charlie Mariano, trombonist
I.LI.L
Published on Wednesday and^ Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese originrin Canada
Jimmy Knepper, trumpeter Rolf
T.UMEZUKI,'Publisher
The Aletropolitan Toronto
It was July 4, .1959, Indepen Ericson and drummer Campbell Branch
of the Canadian AIental
dence Day, south of the border; stood out. For the most part, the Health Association this year is'
KEN MORI------------ Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
at Crystal Beach
Ontario—it band fell back on old originals sponsoring the opening night of
JERRY KUTSUKAKE--J:
——English Section Editor
was Stan Kenton’s day. For the and new standards, with tailored the First Canadian Jazz Festival
loyal fans who followed Kenton arrangements. Easily the out on Wednesday, July 22, 1959, to EM. 6-5005
479 Queen St. W., Toronto 2-B, Ont
and his Orchestra to The Star- standing piece of the night was be held at the Grandstand of the
Authorized m eecond cl&ea mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa
Must Ballroom in belief that the a comparatively, new original, Canadian National Exhibition.
band wasn’t as bad as all that, “The Big- Chase”, a Alarty Paich The proceeds are to go to the Na
it was sweet satisfaction. Only composition. This was not Ken tional Research Fund of the Can
one month, ago, at the Brant Inn ton’s greatest, but it was a good adian'Mental Health Association.
J
in Burlington, this same aggrega Stan Kenton, orchestra.
Research
is
drastically
needed
tion was the worst sounding
Just Notes: Stan Kenton and in this field. Present contribu
Kenton outfit to ever pierce the
tions to the United Appeal cover
night air over Ontario. The blame his Orchestra, “revitalized ver operational expenses only, there
BY CANDIDA
one days, or four thousand, three
at that time fell on the drummer, sion”, will appear at the FCJF fore, the Canadian Alental Health
hundred and forty minutes or
Moments pass in fleeting ur fifteen million, six hundred and
who failed to drive the band with (that’s First Canadian Jazz Fest Association, as a result of long
his uninspiring percussion work. ival) in the C.N.E. Grounds on and careful consideration by its gency. A flicker of a wisp of thirty-eight thousand, 4 hundred
flame, the fall of the- rain, the seconds. Yes mechanically speak
With replacement drummer Jim Friday, July 24 th, along with National
Scientific
Planning
my Campbell, who hails f rom others already mentioned in pre Council, has decided to embark cry of a -new baby becomes in ing, these are the,units of time,
Maynard
Ferguson’s
“wild”, vious columns. For those who on a long-range program for the time the flickering breeze, ..the but human beings do not remem
“Birdland Dream Band’’ of a year can swing time off from work on support of “career” research in orange autumn-fall, the search of ber or relive these cold measure
Youth.
or so
the nineteen piece Thursday and Friday afternoons the field of mental health.
ments^ of life — not primarily
(July
23
&
24),
there
will
be
The early six months of the anyways—but the happy moment,
orchestra got back on the right
The initiation of long-range
track again. The only other sessions. This is in addition to program must of necessity be on year 1959 have passed eventfully the sad parting, the lonely heart,
change was the addition of trom one on Saturday afternoon, July a modest scale as the available —perhaps more so on the world the yearning soul, the tired-out
bonist Jimmy Knepper, who add 25th. Toronto vocalist A n n e funds are at present limited, but wide front than on the more per spirit. How many of these do we
ed much to the trombone section. Alarie AIoss will make her first plans are now under way. to. ex sonal. A prince broke age-old. remember, anti how do they fare
It was apparent from the outset, appearance hereabouts with the pand the scale with rapidity, tradition to wed a pretty com in quality as well as in quantity?
Maynard
Ferguson
moner, a handful of young men
when the band opened with two exciting
Still six months remain until
since it is confidently expected in edematous proportion succeed
Orchestra
since
joining
same.
Bill Holman compositions, ‘Theme
January
1960—the same number
that greatly increased funds will
In Variations', and “Kingfish”, Also slated for the Thursday be available in the not too distant ed (to what extent, I do not of hours, the same number of se
that Kenton and his confreres? bash are Toshiko Akiyoshi, who future. The expanded fund will know) in liberating a small conds. What will we say of July,
would not disappoint the huge should be well known - to local soon, it is hoped, support a num island nation from the vice-like August,
September,
October,
throng. This was despite the fact Jazz fans by now, and her trio, ber .of whole time “career re grasp of a dictator, a well-known November and December then?
that the bus weary musicians Harry “Sweets” Edison and his search scientists” appropriate to figure of state passed beyond
had an engagement the previous Quintet (comprised of Jimmy the magnitude of the task, and the Invisible Veil as did a great
night in Johnson City, N.Y., and Forrest, tenor; Kenny Drew, pia- necessary, if major advances in leader of religion.
Elvin
It seems not as though life
were to drive to Newport, R.L, no: Joe Benjamin,
the cure and prevention of men
RESIDENCE
OFFICE
has ebbed for six months since
to open the following evening’s Jones, drums and leader Edison, tal illness are to be made.
2 Vesta Drive
EM. 4-1334
concert of The Newport -Jazz trumpet), Phineas Newborn, and
HUdson 5-1365
EM. 4-1395
Choice seats to this benefit New Year’s resolutions were
(roughly 500 miles from the Canadian groups of George jazz performance are being pro- . made and customary festivities
Buffalo). Apparently, identical Arthur and Ron Collier. Heading vided for each contribution of initiated and terminated many
travelling conditions will exist the list of Friday P.AI. attrac $10.00, and all those who hold hours later. Yes, for six months
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
when the band hits Toronto later tions are the “Hard School” Jazz seats in support of the Research life and death, sickness and
NOTARY PUBLIC
this month for it’s one night group of Alax Roach and Art Fund will be invited to a “Aleet health, youth and age, love and
1008 Northern Ontario Building
appearance at the “First Cana Blakey. With drummer Blakey the Artists” Party afterwards at hate, inertia and energy have
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
dian Jazz Festivar'. They will .be will be Lee Alorgan, trumpet; the King Edward Hotel, where been in constant rotation — in
TORONTO
covering in the neighbourhood of Hank Alo b ley. tenor sax; Jimmy refreshments will be served.'
fact for one-hundred and eighty1.000 miles in three days. The Merritt,- bass: and Bobby Tim
The opening concert includes: ,.
band bus is not the most comfor- mons, piano. At this time the per Oscar Peterson; Dizzie Gillespie,
table thing to ride in, as I found sonnel of drummer Alax Roach Count Basie, Gene Krupa, The
Auto-Boats-Home-Furniture-Commercial-Etc.
out riding the non-air conditioned are unknown. It must be under Four Freshmen, and others.
vehicle between1 Buffalo and stood- that .personnels that are
Upon receipt of contributions.
CON INSURANCE AGENCIES
Crystal Beach before ami after listed could change by. concert made, out to The Canadian Men
time.
Trumpeter
Ruby
Braff
will
PATHAY FINANCE CO. LTD.
the performance. To ’give you an
tal Health Association—National
idea of the hard life faced by a bring his Quartet for Jazz fans Research Fund, 111 S-t. George
456 Columbia, Vancouver. MU. 3-1724, MU. 3-8936
band member here s the schedule “in between”. Three Canadian Street, Toronto 5, tickets and in
that the Kenton band had to go groups are also scheduled, those vitations will be forwarded.
Alfie Kamitakahara (res. HA. 7356-L)
of Peter Appleyard, Pat Riccio
through.
After an all night, drive from and Phil Nimmons. For those
Johnson City after' finishing a “far outers” (a form of Jazz
one lighter in same, they check bordering* on Classical music),
ed into the Touraine Hotel at the nine man group led by Phil
7:30 A.M. Saturday. At 5.00 P.AI. Nimmons should be of interest.
the same day cheeked out, with The final P.M. appearance, on
orders to report to the bus by Saturday, will be an analysis or
5:30. After a lengthy stop at the history of Jazz with Leonard
Canadian border for customs in Feather. The program, titled
spection, the bus proceeded to “Leonard Feather Presents The
Crystal Beach, which they reach Encyclopedia of Jazz”, features
ed around 7:00 P,M. After a artists Don Elliot, Willie “The
break to eat, the band started Lion” Smith. Dick Hyman and
playing at 8:30 through to 12:30 others.
A.AL Back to Buffalo, at 1:45
During the same week, for
A.M., and another break for a those who feel that one perforlate food deal, after which they mance bv The Lambert-Hendassembled at 3:00 A.Mi to depart
TABLEWARES:
Dinner & Tea Sets; Fancy Cups & Saucers; Trays of
Trio is not enough
for Newport. A musician’s life is (and there are many), this amaz
not an easy one. But back to ing vocal trio (I note that one
Lacquer, Glass, Metal; Fancy Plates, Bowls; Bonbons of Lacquer, Crystal,
Crystal Beach. Using* a varied "critic” labels this group as a
book designed to please both circus attraction fit for infants)
Porcelain; Complete Lines of Porcelain or Lacquer Tablewares for Japa
dancer and Jazz fan, Stan Ken resides at The Town Tavern
nese Cuisine.
ton displayed his soloists to their during the same w
the
best advantages. Also saxaphon- FCJF.
HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS: Japanese Scrolls & Framed Pictures; Folding
I Thought It Mid-Siinimei
$
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0
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Summer Clearance Sale
BEGINS TODAY
the MALE shop
WA. 5-4611
TORONTO
Ask for Hippo Koyama
Screens (Byobu); Table Lamps; Flower Vases of Crystal, Porcelain; Wall
Plaques & Statues; Japanese Dolls in Glass Cases; Garden Ornaments of
SUNDRIES:
Jewellery of Silver, Damascene, Sea-shell, Cultured Pearl;
Table dr Pocket Lighters; Musical Boxes; Parasols & Paper Lanterns; Picnic
20% Discount From Regular Prices During The Sale
Paramount Gift Shop
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to
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115. AfcCaul Street. — Toronto. Ont.
tell
bus
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Cast Iron.
Mats (Gaza); fishing Tackles; Leather Brief Cases & Baas, Etc.
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list
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PAGE 8
THE NEW CANADIAN
Toronto Mental Health
THE JAZZ BEAT Ass'n To Sponsor First
—
— —— — —
— By HOP
Night Jazz Show Here
ist Charlie Mariano, trombonist
I.LI.L
Published on Wednesday and^ Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese originrin Canada
Jimmy Knepper, trumpeter Rolf
T.UMEZUKI,'Publisher
The Aletropolitan Toronto
It was July 4, .1959, Indepen Ericson and drummer Campbell Branch
of the Canadian AIental
dence Day, south of the border; stood out. For the most part, the Health Association this year is'
KEN MORI------------ Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
at Crystal Beach
Ontario—it band fell back on old originals sponsoring the opening night of
JERRY KUTSUKAKE--J:
——English Section Editor
was Stan Kenton’s day. For the and new standards, with tailored the First Canadian Jazz Festival
loyal fans who followed Kenton arrangements. Easily the out on Wednesday, July 22, 1959, to EM. 6-5005
479 Queen St. W., Toronto 2-B, Ont
and his Orchestra to The Star- standing piece of the night was be held at the Grandstand of the
Authorized m eecond cl&ea mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa
Must Ballroom in belief that the a comparatively, new original, Canadian National Exhibition.
band wasn’t as bad as all that, “The Big- Chase”, a Alarty Paich The proceeds are to go to the Na
it was sweet satisfaction. Only composition. This was not Ken tional Research Fund of the Can
one month, ago, at the Brant Inn ton’s greatest, but it was a good adian'Mental Health Association.
J
in Burlington, this same aggrega Stan Kenton, orchestra.
Research
is
drastically
needed
tion was the worst sounding
Just Notes: Stan Kenton and in this field. Present contribu
Kenton outfit to ever pierce the
tions to the United Appeal cover
night air over Ontario. The blame his Orchestra, “revitalized ver operational expenses only, there
BY CANDIDA
one days, or four thousand, three
at that time fell on the drummer, sion”, will appear at the FCJF fore, the Canadian Alental Health
hundred and forty minutes or
Moments pass in fleeting ur fifteen million, six hundred and
who failed to drive the band with (that’s First Canadian Jazz Fest Association, as a result of long
his uninspiring percussion work. ival) in the C.N.E. Grounds on and careful consideration by its gency. A flicker of a wisp of thirty-eight thousand, 4 hundred
flame, the fall of the- rain, the seconds. Yes mechanically speak
With replacement drummer Jim Friday, July 24 th, along with National
Scientific
Planning
my Campbell, who hails f rom others already mentioned in pre Council, has decided to embark cry of a -new baby becomes in ing, these are the,units of time,
Maynard
Ferguson’s
“wild”, vious columns. For those who on a long-range program for the time the flickering breeze, ..the but human beings do not remem
“Birdland Dream Band’’ of a year can swing time off from work on support of “career” research in orange autumn-fall, the search of ber or relive these cold measure
Youth.
or so
the nineteen piece Thursday and Friday afternoons the field of mental health.
ments^ of life — not primarily
(July
23
&
24),
there
will
be
The early six months of the anyways—but the happy moment,
orchestra got back on the right
The initiation of long-range
track again. The only other sessions. This is in addition to program must of necessity be on year 1959 have passed eventfully the sad parting, the lonely heart,
change was the addition of trom one on Saturday afternoon, July a modest scale as the available —perhaps more so on the world the yearning soul, the tired-out
bonist Jimmy Knepper, who add 25th. Toronto vocalist A n n e funds are at present limited, but wide front than on the more per spirit. How many of these do we
ed much to the trombone section. Alarie AIoss will make her first plans are now under way. to. ex sonal. A prince broke age-old. remember, anti how do they fare
It was apparent from the outset, appearance hereabouts with the pand the scale with rapidity, tradition to wed a pretty com in quality as well as in quantity?
Maynard
Ferguson
moner, a handful of young men
when the band opened with two exciting
Still six months remain until
since it is confidently expected in edematous proportion succeed
Orchestra
since
joining
same.
Bill Holman compositions, ‘Theme
January
1960—the same number
that greatly increased funds will
In Variations', and “Kingfish”, Also slated for the Thursday be available in the not too distant ed (to what extent, I do not of hours, the same number of se
that Kenton and his confreres? bash are Toshiko Akiyoshi, who future. The expanded fund will know) in liberating a small conds. What will we say of July,
would not disappoint the huge should be well known - to local soon, it is hoped, support a num island nation from the vice-like August,
September,
October,
throng. This was despite the fact Jazz fans by now, and her trio, ber .of whole time “career re grasp of a dictator, a well-known November and December then?
that the bus weary musicians Harry “Sweets” Edison and his search scientists” appropriate to figure of state passed beyond
had an engagement the previous Quintet (comprised of Jimmy the magnitude of the task, and the Invisible Veil as did a great
night in Johnson City, N.Y., and Forrest, tenor; Kenny Drew, pia- necessary, if major advances in leader of religion.
Elvin
It seems not as though life
were to drive to Newport, R.L, no: Joe Benjamin,
the cure and prevention of men
RESIDENCE
OFFICE
has ebbed for six months since
to open the following evening’s Jones, drums and leader Edison, tal illness are to be made.
2 Vesta Drive
EM. 4-1334
concert of The Newport -Jazz trumpet), Phineas Newborn, and
HUdson 5-1365
EM. 4-1395
Choice seats to this benefit New Year’s resolutions were
(roughly 500 miles from the Canadian groups of George jazz performance are being pro- . made and customary festivities
Buffalo). Apparently, identical Arthur and Ron Collier. Heading vided for each contribution of initiated and terminated many
travelling conditions will exist the list of Friday P.AI. attrac $10.00, and all those who hold hours later. Yes, for six months
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
when the band hits Toronto later tions are the “Hard School” Jazz seats in support of the Research life and death, sickness and
NOTARY PUBLIC
this month for it’s one night group of Alax Roach and Art Fund will be invited to a “Aleet health, youth and age, love and
1008 Northern Ontario Building
appearance at the “First Cana Blakey. With drummer Blakey the Artists” Party afterwards at hate, inertia and energy have
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
dian Jazz Festivar'. They will .be will be Lee Alorgan, trumpet; the King Edward Hotel, where been in constant rotation — in
TORONTO
covering in the neighbourhood of Hank Alo b ley. tenor sax; Jimmy refreshments will be served.'
fact for one-hundred and eighty1.000 miles in three days. The Merritt,- bass: and Bobby Tim
The opening concert includes: ,.
band bus is not the most comfor- mons, piano. At this time the per Oscar Peterson; Dizzie Gillespie,
table thing to ride in, as I found sonnel of drummer Alax Roach Count Basie, Gene Krupa, The
Auto-Boats-Home-Furniture-Commercial-Etc.
out riding the non-air conditioned are unknown. It must be under Four Freshmen, and others.
vehicle between1 Buffalo and stood- that .personnels that are
Upon receipt of contributions.
CON INSURANCE AGENCIES
Crystal Beach before ami after listed could change by. concert made, out to The Canadian Men
time.
Trumpeter
Ruby
Braff
will
PATHAY FINANCE CO. LTD.
the performance. To ’give you an
tal Health Association—National
idea of the hard life faced by a bring his Quartet for Jazz fans Research Fund, 111 S-t. George
456 Columbia, Vancouver. MU. 3-1724, MU. 3-8936
band member here s the schedule “in between”. Three Canadian Street, Toronto 5, tickets and in
that the Kenton band had to go groups are also scheduled, those vitations will be forwarded.
Alfie Kamitakahara (res. HA. 7356-L)
of Peter Appleyard, Pat Riccio
through.
After an all night, drive from and Phil Nimmons. For those
Johnson City after' finishing a “far outers” (a form of Jazz
one lighter in same, they check bordering* on Classical music),
ed into the Touraine Hotel at the nine man group led by Phil
7:30 A.M. Saturday. At 5.00 P.AI. Nimmons should be of interest.
the same day cheeked out, with The final P.M. appearance, on
orders to report to the bus by Saturday, will be an analysis or
5:30. After a lengthy stop at the history of Jazz with Leonard
Canadian border for customs in Feather. The program, titled
spection, the bus proceeded to “Leonard Feather Presents The
Crystal Beach, which they reach Encyclopedia of Jazz”, features
ed around 7:00 P,M. After a artists Don Elliot, Willie “The
break to eat, the band started Lion” Smith. Dick Hyman and
playing at 8:30 through to 12:30 others.
A.AL Back to Buffalo, at 1:45
During the same week, for
A.M., and another break for a those who feel that one perforlate food deal, after which they mance bv The Lambert-Hendassembled at 3:00 A.Mi to depart
TABLEWARES:
Dinner & Tea Sets; Fancy Cups & Saucers; Trays of
Trio is not enough
for Newport. A musician’s life is (and there are many), this amaz
not an easy one. But back to ing vocal trio (I note that one
Lacquer, Glass, Metal; Fancy Plates, Bowls; Bonbons of Lacquer, Crystal,
Crystal Beach. Using* a varied "critic” labels this group as a
book designed to please both circus attraction fit for infants)
Porcelain; Complete Lines of Porcelain or Lacquer Tablewares for Japa
dancer and Jazz fan, Stan Ken resides at The Town Tavern
nese Cuisine.
ton displayed his soloists to their during the same w
the
best advantages. Also saxaphon- FCJF.
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