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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL 22. - NO- 58.
H
h
SOLILOQUY
By KEN ADACHI
SATURDAY. AUGUST 1. 1959.
TORONTO. ONT.
Second of a Series:
National J CC A Hopes For A History
Last year’s National
there are many survivors if that unit. Without, in the world out
History Contest winners
___ showed era remaining today. But an at side the home, the struggle of the
us what a great fund of material. tempt must be made to work out Nisei, as well as the parents, was
warm and human and vital, lies the inside story from those who against the wider society which
I -ED NOTE: Through typographical errors in printing, the titles of the preceding
behind the facts of the Japanese still live today.
refused to accept them as Cana| hro'columns (July 18 and 25) read 'The Road to Milan'. Obviously, they should
Canadian
story. One told of her
There were outstanding Issei
read 'The Road to ROME' as they ware meant to be-parts of a series. o‘h
and to
them equal
bone-breaking- hardships during and Nisei men and women, of
| three which is concluded today.
—a .situation which made
early years of berry farming vision and high idealism. There them, in effect, aliens in the land
K
.
Rome, Italy the
in the Fraser Valley, raising nine were ordinary men and women, of their birth.
■
Once there, does Rome disappoint ? The city had drawn me children while laboring in the of perseverance and plain stub
One of the inevitable results of
■ irresistably, as had Paris, and London, with its two-fold attraction fields and bickering with an bornness. And, through the years, the evacuation was the breakup
■ of past and present, the. gold and the- garlic. And with this week- obtuse husband. Another, whose there were a few men around of many families. After the
■ long visit- to Rome, there conies to me a sense of finality, of having life was of an entirely different whose, lives flitted the filmy •partial’ evacuation was announc
■ seen almost all I have wanted to see in Western Europe", of exhaus- order, related his get-rich-quick gauze of notoriety, and who have ed on January 14. 1942. the Mini
E tion and even a feeling of satiation. Rome was the climax of my continent-spanning ventures in now become myth, larger than ster of Justice had ordered all
male ‘enemy aliens’ of IS to 45
E modest odyssey, the last of those three great European cities which, commerce. And a third told, with the men themselves.
The struggle to .raise families
had tickled my fancy, aroused the imagination and the cerebrum for a mixture of seriousness and
humor, the story of those Issei during the
ears was difficult, area with
result that about
■ as long as I can remember.
who
enlisted
in
the
Canadian
The
late
M
1,700
male
nationals
were remov
rk
Toyama,
about
■
This is indeed a city of varying faces: old and new, profane
Army
during
the
1914-18
confla
whose
ed
from
the
latent
literary
ability
and
placed on
Band sacred, affluence and poverty, beauty, and ugliness. They stand gration which saw them take part
still
s
many
peak
in
reverent
federal
road
projects
during'
the
■ next to each other in contradiction, and yet are part of each‘ other. in the bloody battle of Vimy
tones.
once
wrote
of
‘
the
light
war.
And
as
this
moderate
policy
■ At one moment, there is a beauty whose essence is noble and clas- Ridge—and yet were not allowed
K sical; at another, this fades into corruption and decay. About all of the right to vote in B.C. elections. skip of children as they trip to was replaced by complete evacua
school and tlieij- studies a lovely tion, family ties between husband
■ this there is a complexity that escapes complete definition and deBut these stories are just part age when yellow and white are and wife, father and children,
K scription. And it is this that gives Rome an astonishing excitement of the whole narrative. There are
buddies.’ But once these children brother and sister■ wore often
■ and atmosphere.
plenty of Issei and Nisei who grew up, the happy muffled-toed torn apart.
K
My first sight of Rome, as the inland Florence-Rome express have fascinating stories to tell tap-tapping became heavier and
During the earl; months of
■ pulled into the city, was the curve and sweep of the ultra-modern which are, in essence, embedded less frequent.
1942, it was first ordered that all
K Stazione Termini. This station, made entirely of glass and marble, in the fabric of Canadian history:
Two stresses, within and with women and children were to be
■ must give most incoming travellers a sense of clarity and light, as the early days of sawmill work out, harassed both generations in placed in ghost towns; Canadiansurely as, say, London’s .grimy Victoria Station suffuses one with the in Gastown as Vancouver was the West Coast da vs. Within the born males to be sent to Ontario
■ first impression of grayness and depression. And then the first few then called; the tapping of the typical family, a conflict grew roads or industry; male nationals
E steps outside shock you with the jumble and crush- of people, the rich land and water resources of between the Issei parents and the to road camps in B.C. The only
■ noise of the shrieking Vespas and rumbling trolley-cars, the maze the West Coast, the working on Nisei children as the latter chaf real opportunity for families to
E of pizzerias and trattorias.
the CPR in the days when it was ed against the authoritarian keep together was to move to the
laying
its lines to the West. family system—the father as the sugar-beet farms in Alberta,
One of the essential elements of Rome, of course, is the Church;
These
must
have been lusty, ad supreme authority demanding Manitoba and Ontario. And it
H the Vatican City—the smallest state in the world—with St. Peter’s
venturous
times,
of dreams, of unswerving obedience -— .brought was only when there was objec
H and the Sistine Chapel. And I felt, though only through a compulsive
promise
as
lovely
and
wild as the over from Japan, and which was tion over the enforced separation
K sense of curiosity, a need to see the place. St. Peter’s does stand,
towering
timber
and
the
soaring at variance with the typical of families and other difficulties
H all dome and massiveness, with its sprawling square, near the centre
H oi the city. Outside/the splendid'baroque architecture aims at, and mountains. Not, of course, that Anglo-Saxon ideas of the family —such as Department of Nation
al Defense’s fear of possible sabo
achieves, a certain air of grandeur. But inside, I was struck by the
tage
—that hhis policy was alterK enormous (somehow over-contrived ?) theatricality of the cathedral:
ed.
|| the clashing of the predominant pinks and golds, the twisting, ornate
The threat to family unity
H designs in bronze and marble. These do not seem to foster a sense
grew
larger in proportion when
repose and harmony—and, .least of all, of piety.-,
in the spring of 1945, all Japah
citral attraction of the labyrinthine corridors of the Vatican
ncsc over 16 years were asked
||
is the Sistine Chapel with Michaelangelo’s Last Judgement.
HONOLULU.—Hawaii chose a the first Chinese American, ever to declare themselves as ‘.repa
venerated Sistine with its faded ceiling and wall murals, as one-armed Japanese American to be sent to the U.S. Senate. He triates’ who would eventually go
with the rest of Vatican City, is transformed into a loud three-ring war hero as congressman, sent a defeated Frank Fasi, the Demo to Japan, or if unemployed in
“reus with the thicket deep coteries’ of tourists who jostle you with Chinese American to the U.S. crat, 85,991 to 77,700.
B.C. as resettlers willing to go
However, the most popular ‘east of the Rockies’. Of the many
sharp-elbowed arms and startle you out of any kind of reverie by Senate, and gave underdog Re
|| stepping on your toes. (This is supposed to be a church, a chapel, publicans surprise victories Tues man in the election was a Demo factors
involved—existing re
i ‘h C,entl'e
Catholic world). So it is easy to escape, though day in its first election as the crat. He is Daniel K. Inouye, a strictions, discrimination, hos
34-year-old war hero of Japanese tility, fear and uncertainty about
| me thick walls make it the coolest place in Rome, into the hot air 50th state.
ancestry, who was carried into the prospects—the problem of
William
Quinn,
EisenhowerI
watch old women eating spaghetti out of tin-plates underneath
appointee as territorial governor, the House of Representatives by maintaining close family ties was
I me small shade of the colonnades.
I _ ’’Y® the 2,000-years-and-more ruins of pagan Rome any better ? was kept on as the state’s first a landslide.
one of the strongest when nearly
Inouye, who lost an arm in 6,000 persons signed requests for
I p6*’
least in the brown dust, weeds and ruins of the Roman elected governor.
A Republican won one of the World War II fighting, will be repatriation, actually involving
I orum there is space and air in which to walk and brood and slacken
। v e reins of the imagination. Out of the white rubbled marble of two U.S. Senate seats and a Re the first of Iris race to hold a a total of upwards of 10,0000,
|
S> F°rum one can hear the thud of Brutus’ dagger, Mark publican won as lieutenant-gover congressioonal seat.
about a third of them children.
Inouye served with the famed And of the nearly 4,000 who
। n ttionys rhetoric. The grandeur of Rome still survives because it nor. And Republicans wrested
control of the State Senate from 442nd Infantry battalion, which eventually did go to Japan, many
(continued on page eight)
the Democrats.
was attached to the 34th Division of the younger people were only
But Democrats won the lone in Italy. He received the Distin obeying .parental guidance or fiat.
House of Representatives seat in guished Service Cross, for extra
stories of individuals and
Canada and Japan Documentary Film Exchange Congress, took one of the U.S. ordinary heroism. Inouye also re of The
family stress—these and many
Senate seats and retained control ceived the Bronze Star. He was more factors—-must dovetail into
Canada and Japan “Many Japanese think Canada is of the State House. Democrats awarded the Purple Heart and the play of character and event
tarv
exchanging documen- a land of sleigh dogs and Moun- had won consistently since 1954. two oak leaf clusters for wounds that will make up the fabric of
Jf?r-bS1S Jhl-S year Charles W. ties, of streets paved with gold
President received in action.
In
Washington,
the History. Picture, if you will,
of 4 v 4slan Representative and dollar bills growing on trees”. Eisenhower expressed plea?sure
the
sight of the fishing boats
Inouye said he was “deeply
Canard * arional Film Board of Therefore the Canadian films, over the Republican shov.' of gratified for the privilege of brought down under naval escort
Tokvo ’ announced recently in while not denying the fabulous strength but expressed particu being the first United States re from all along the coastal ports
of this country, will lar satisfaction that the island presentative from the new sov to be anchored at New Westminsai?reeTHnS T Prin9iPally aimed resources show
the human deter- ers choose Hawaiians of Chinese, ereign state of Hawaii ... I am
strive to
aboir
do?vn misconceptions ruination and effort that is ne- Japanese and native extraction. determined to do my share, small
(continued on page eight)
The Ta3Ch oth6r’s W of life, cessary to develop these reRepublican Hiram Fong, 52. a though it may be, to make Ha
such J?3?65? fllms
cover sources.
rags-to-riches millionaire, became waii a bridge of understanding
relation-10toP*cs as family
and tolerance between the west
re’a-LU’ 1Vin= standards, labor
ern and Asiatic worlds.”
while 'll’ Torts and leisure, 30 Years in Japan, Pastor Honored by University
Democrat Mitsuyuki Kido con
Gwen ™
Canadian films will
ceded
the race for lieutenantRev.
Bates
went
to
Japan
in
Dr. C.J.L. Bates, 82, retired,
f*nnin-OapdO1V?h ^eer
VANCOUVER. — Some Japa
govenor
to Republican James
1910
returning
to
Canada
before
however
still
active
with
the
c*»raunitie=
pbuildlnS of new
nese
shipping lines are bypassing
Kealoha
earlier.
Royal York United Church here the outbreak of hostilities in 1941
On* *
in Canada. ..
the
port
of Vancouver and send
Inouye
was
the
only
landslide
fiandL°gr?atest misunder- and former president of the serving with the university for
ing
their
ships direct to Toronto
winner
of
the
50th
state
’
s
first
University
oi 30 years. 20 of which as its pre
a nad*ans have about Kansei-Gakuin
through
the
St. Lawrence Sea
state
election.
With
about
72
per
sident.
In
1940
before
his
depar
Loan Ta.,
abor conditions in Kobe, Japan, will revisit Japan
way,
shipping
sources here said.
cent
of
the
vote
counted,
he
led
ture
he
was
made
honorary
pre
win
tbe dapanese films for three weeks as honored guest
Although
it
is described as an
his
Republican
opponent,
Dr.
sident.
"chean
.to overcome the of. the Kansei-Gakuin University
Recalling earlier years at the Charles H. Silva by almost three experiment, the move is regarded
&s coun?~r the°ry Prevalent in Alumni Association, it was an
university in 1910, the elderly to one. Silva conceded five hours as a threat to the city’s port
nounced.
_The tilbusiness.
Once on Japanese shores. Dr. pastor stated that there were after the polls closed.
be in the lanruage of A
Republicans
apparently
captur
The diversion is being made
the country to which Bates will attend the 70th anni about 300 students enrolled, and
by
several Japanese lines which
ed
13
of
the
25
new
state
Senate
in
1940,
3,000
were
attending.
To
sent. The first of versary of the Kobe University
ti In‘s- ‘‘The Yamadas at as its main guest and then on to day, about 9,000 students attend seats to gain control of that body normally unload their cargo here
nw available for loan Tokyo as representative of the the Kansei-Gakuin University. for the first time in five years. and ship it to eastern Canada by
x-0® the
Japanese Embassy in United' Churches of Canada at While in Japan he will also re However the Democrats had rail. The ships then load grain
Ottawa.
the 100th anniversary of the Ja ceive an audience with the Em leads in 32 of the 51 seats up for here for the return trip to the
Accord:
Orient.
election.
peror of Japan,
to Mr. Marshall panese Protestant Churches,
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An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL 22. - NO- 58.
H
h
SOLILOQUY
By KEN ADACHI
SATURDAY. AUGUST 1. 1959.
TORONTO. ONT.
Second of a Series:
National J CC A Hopes For A History
Last year’s National
there are many survivors if that unit. Without, in the world out
History Contest winners
___ showed era remaining today. But an at side the home, the struggle of the
us what a great fund of material. tempt must be made to work out Nisei, as well as the parents, was
warm and human and vital, lies the inside story from those who against the wider society which
I -ED NOTE: Through typographical errors in printing, the titles of the preceding
behind the facts of the Japanese still live today.
refused to accept them as Cana| hro'columns (July 18 and 25) read 'The Road to Milan'. Obviously, they should
Canadian
story. One told of her
There were outstanding Issei
read 'The Road to ROME' as they ware meant to be-parts of a series. o‘h
and to
them equal
bone-breaking- hardships during and Nisei men and women, of
| three which is concluded today.
—a .situation which made
early years of berry farming vision and high idealism. There them, in effect, aliens in the land
K
.
Rome, Italy the
in the Fraser Valley, raising nine were ordinary men and women, of their birth.
■
Once there, does Rome disappoint ? The city had drawn me children while laboring in the of perseverance and plain stub
One of the inevitable results of
■ irresistably, as had Paris, and London, with its two-fold attraction fields and bickering with an bornness. And, through the years, the evacuation was the breakup
■ of past and present, the. gold and the- garlic. And with this week- obtuse husband. Another, whose there were a few men around of many families. After the
■ long visit- to Rome, there conies to me a sense of finality, of having life was of an entirely different whose, lives flitted the filmy •partial’ evacuation was announc
■ seen almost all I have wanted to see in Western Europe", of exhaus- order, related his get-rich-quick gauze of notoriety, and who have ed on January 14. 1942. the Mini
E tion and even a feeling of satiation. Rome was the climax of my continent-spanning ventures in now become myth, larger than ster of Justice had ordered all
male ‘enemy aliens’ of IS to 45
E modest odyssey, the last of those three great European cities which, commerce. And a third told, with the men themselves.
The struggle to .raise families
had tickled my fancy, aroused the imagination and the cerebrum for a mixture of seriousness and
humor, the story of those Issei during the
ears was difficult, area with
result that about
■ as long as I can remember.
who
enlisted
in
the
Canadian
The
late
M
1,700
male
nationals
were remov
rk
Toyama,
about
■
This is indeed a city of varying faces: old and new, profane
Army
during
the
1914-18
confla
whose
ed
from
the
latent
literary
ability
and
placed on
Band sacred, affluence and poverty, beauty, and ugliness. They stand gration which saw them take part
still
s
many
peak
in
reverent
federal
road
projects
during'
the
■ next to each other in contradiction, and yet are part of each‘ other. in the bloody battle of Vimy
tones.
once
wrote
of
‘
the
light
war.
And
as
this
moderate
policy
■ At one moment, there is a beauty whose essence is noble and clas- Ridge—and yet were not allowed
K sical; at another, this fades into corruption and decay. About all of the right to vote in B.C. elections. skip of children as they trip to was replaced by complete evacua
school and tlieij- studies a lovely tion, family ties between husband
■ this there is a complexity that escapes complete definition and deBut these stories are just part age when yellow and white are and wife, father and children,
K scription. And it is this that gives Rome an astonishing excitement of the whole narrative. There are
buddies.’ But once these children brother and sister■ wore often
■ and atmosphere.
plenty of Issei and Nisei who grew up, the happy muffled-toed torn apart.
K
My first sight of Rome, as the inland Florence-Rome express have fascinating stories to tell tap-tapping became heavier and
During the earl; months of
■ pulled into the city, was the curve and sweep of the ultra-modern which are, in essence, embedded less frequent.
1942, it was first ordered that all
K Stazione Termini. This station, made entirely of glass and marble, in the fabric of Canadian history:
Two stresses, within and with women and children were to be
■ must give most incoming travellers a sense of clarity and light, as the early days of sawmill work out, harassed both generations in placed in ghost towns; Canadiansurely as, say, London’s .grimy Victoria Station suffuses one with the in Gastown as Vancouver was the West Coast da vs. Within the born males to be sent to Ontario
■ first impression of grayness and depression. And then the first few then called; the tapping of the typical family, a conflict grew roads or industry; male nationals
E steps outside shock you with the jumble and crush- of people, the rich land and water resources of between the Issei parents and the to road camps in B.C. The only
■ noise of the shrieking Vespas and rumbling trolley-cars, the maze the West Coast, the working on Nisei children as the latter chaf real opportunity for families to
E of pizzerias and trattorias.
the CPR in the days when it was ed against the authoritarian keep together was to move to the
laying
its lines to the West. family system—the father as the sugar-beet farms in Alberta,
One of the essential elements of Rome, of course, is the Church;
These
must
have been lusty, ad supreme authority demanding Manitoba and Ontario. And it
H the Vatican City—the smallest state in the world—with St. Peter’s
venturous
times,
of dreams, of unswerving obedience -— .brought was only when there was objec
H and the Sistine Chapel. And I felt, though only through a compulsive
promise
as
lovely
and
wild as the over from Japan, and which was tion over the enforced separation
K sense of curiosity, a need to see the place. St. Peter’s does stand,
towering
timber
and
the
soaring at variance with the typical of families and other difficulties
H all dome and massiveness, with its sprawling square, near the centre
H oi the city. Outside/the splendid'baroque architecture aims at, and mountains. Not, of course, that Anglo-Saxon ideas of the family —such as Department of Nation
al Defense’s fear of possible sabo
achieves, a certain air of grandeur. But inside, I was struck by the
tage
—that hhis policy was alterK enormous (somehow over-contrived ?) theatricality of the cathedral:
ed.
|| the clashing of the predominant pinks and golds, the twisting, ornate
The threat to family unity
H designs in bronze and marble. These do not seem to foster a sense
grew
larger in proportion when
repose and harmony—and, .least of all, of piety.-,
in the spring of 1945, all Japah
citral attraction of the labyrinthine corridors of the Vatican
ncsc over 16 years were asked
||
is the Sistine Chapel with Michaelangelo’s Last Judgement.
HONOLULU.—Hawaii chose a the first Chinese American, ever to declare themselves as ‘.repa
venerated Sistine with its faded ceiling and wall murals, as one-armed Japanese American to be sent to the U.S. Senate. He triates’ who would eventually go
with the rest of Vatican City, is transformed into a loud three-ring war hero as congressman, sent a defeated Frank Fasi, the Demo to Japan, or if unemployed in
“reus with the thicket deep coteries’ of tourists who jostle you with Chinese American to the U.S. crat, 85,991 to 77,700.
B.C. as resettlers willing to go
However, the most popular ‘east of the Rockies’. Of the many
sharp-elbowed arms and startle you out of any kind of reverie by Senate, and gave underdog Re
|| stepping on your toes. (This is supposed to be a church, a chapel, publicans surprise victories Tues man in the election was a Demo factors
involved—existing re
i ‘h C,entl'e
Catholic world). So it is easy to escape, though day in its first election as the crat. He is Daniel K. Inouye, a strictions, discrimination, hos
34-year-old war hero of Japanese tility, fear and uncertainty about
| me thick walls make it the coolest place in Rome, into the hot air 50th state.
ancestry, who was carried into the prospects—the problem of
William
Quinn,
EisenhowerI
watch old women eating spaghetti out of tin-plates underneath
appointee as territorial governor, the House of Representatives by maintaining close family ties was
I me small shade of the colonnades.
I _ ’’Y® the 2,000-years-and-more ruins of pagan Rome any better ? was kept on as the state’s first a landslide.
one of the strongest when nearly
Inouye, who lost an arm in 6,000 persons signed requests for
I p6*’
least in the brown dust, weeds and ruins of the Roman elected governor.
A Republican won one of the World War II fighting, will be repatriation, actually involving
I orum there is space and air in which to walk and brood and slacken
। v e reins of the imagination. Out of the white rubbled marble of two U.S. Senate seats and a Re the first of Iris race to hold a a total of upwards of 10,0000,
|
S> F°rum one can hear the thud of Brutus’ dagger, Mark publican won as lieutenant-gover congressioonal seat.
about a third of them children.
Inouye served with the famed And of the nearly 4,000 who
। n ttionys rhetoric. The grandeur of Rome still survives because it nor. And Republicans wrested
control of the State Senate from 442nd Infantry battalion, which eventually did go to Japan, many
(continued on page eight)
the Democrats.
was attached to the 34th Division of the younger people were only
But Democrats won the lone in Italy. He received the Distin obeying .parental guidance or fiat.
House of Representatives seat in guished Service Cross, for extra
stories of individuals and
Canada and Japan Documentary Film Exchange Congress, took one of the U.S. ordinary heroism. Inouye also re of The
family stress—these and many
Senate seats and retained control ceived the Bronze Star. He was more factors—-must dovetail into
Canada and Japan “Many Japanese think Canada is of the State House. Democrats awarded the Purple Heart and the play of character and event
tarv
exchanging documen- a land of sleigh dogs and Moun- had won consistently since 1954. two oak leaf clusters for wounds that will make up the fabric of
Jf?r-bS1S Jhl-S year Charles W. ties, of streets paved with gold
President received in action.
In
Washington,
the History. Picture, if you will,
of 4 v 4slan Representative and dollar bills growing on trees”. Eisenhower expressed plea?sure
the
sight of the fishing boats
Inouye said he was “deeply
Canard * arional Film Board of Therefore the Canadian films, over the Republican shov.' of gratified for the privilege of brought down under naval escort
Tokvo ’ announced recently in while not denying the fabulous strength but expressed particu being the first United States re from all along the coastal ports
of this country, will lar satisfaction that the island presentative from the new sov to be anchored at New Westminsai?reeTHnS T Prin9iPally aimed resources show
the human deter- ers choose Hawaiians of Chinese, ereign state of Hawaii ... I am
strive to
aboir
do?vn misconceptions ruination and effort that is ne- Japanese and native extraction. determined to do my share, small
(continued on page eight)
The Ta3Ch oth6r’s W of life, cessary to develop these reRepublican Hiram Fong, 52. a though it may be, to make Ha
such J?3?65? fllms
cover sources.
rags-to-riches millionaire, became waii a bridge of understanding
relation-10toP*cs as family
and tolerance between the west
re’a-LU’ 1Vin= standards, labor
ern and Asiatic worlds.”
while 'll’ Torts and leisure, 30 Years in Japan, Pastor Honored by University
Democrat Mitsuyuki Kido con
Gwen ™
Canadian films will
ceded
the race for lieutenantRev.
Bates
went
to
Japan
in
Dr. C.J.L. Bates, 82, retired,
f*nnin-OapdO1V?h ^eer
VANCOUVER. — Some Japa
govenor
to Republican James
1910
returning
to
Canada
before
however
still
active
with
the
c*»raunitie=
pbuildlnS of new
nese
shipping lines are bypassing
Kealoha
earlier.
Royal York United Church here the outbreak of hostilities in 1941
On* *
in Canada. ..
the
port
of Vancouver and send
Inouye
was
the
only
landslide
fiandL°gr?atest misunder- and former president of the serving with the university for
ing
their
ships direct to Toronto
winner
of
the
50th
state
’
s
first
University
oi 30 years. 20 of which as its pre
a nad*ans have about Kansei-Gakuin
through
the
St. Lawrence Sea
state
election.
With
about
72
per
sident.
In
1940
before
his
depar
Loan Ta.,
abor conditions in Kobe, Japan, will revisit Japan
way,
shipping
sources here said.
cent
of
the
vote
counted,
he
led
ture
he
was
made
honorary
pre
win
tbe dapanese films for three weeks as honored guest
Although
it
is described as an
his
Republican
opponent,
Dr.
sident.
"chean
.to overcome the of. the Kansei-Gakuin University
Recalling earlier years at the Charles H. Silva by almost three experiment, the move is regarded
&s coun?~r the°ry Prevalent in Alumni Association, it was an
university in 1910, the elderly to one. Silva conceded five hours as a threat to the city’s port
nounced.
_The tilbusiness.
Once on Japanese shores. Dr. pastor stated that there were after the polls closed.
be in the lanruage of A
Republicans
apparently
captur
The diversion is being made
the country to which Bates will attend the 70th anni about 300 students enrolled, and
by
several Japanese lines which
ed
13
of
the
25
new
state
Senate
in
1940,
3,000
were
attending.
To
sent. The first of versary of the Kobe University
ti In‘s- ‘‘The Yamadas at as its main guest and then on to day, about 9,000 students attend seats to gain control of that body normally unload their cargo here
nw available for loan Tokyo as representative of the the Kansei-Gakuin University. for the first time in five years. and ship it to eastern Canada by
x-0® the
Japanese Embassy in United' Churches of Canada at While in Japan he will also re However the Democrats had rail. The ships then load grain
Ottawa.
the 100th anniversary of the Ja ceive an audience with the Em leads in 32 of the 51 seats up for here for the return trip to the
Accord:
Orient.
election.
peror of Japan,
to Mr. Marshall panese Protestant Churches,
[TheRoad To Rome *
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S
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g
50th American. State Elect
Orient Descents to Congress
i
Vancouver Port Hurt By
Japanese Shipping Here
Page 2
Saturday, August 1, 19=iQ
PAGE 2
American Swimmers Dominate Japan in Two-day
Goodwill Meet Smashing World Records
SPORTS
CLASSIFIED
Female Help Wanted
EXPERIENCED
:o
Farrell, of Yale, bettered the dresses.
OSAKA.—The American swim
Aopl
ming team defeated Japan in a. American record in the 100 meter
two-day meet .ending July 26, 37 freestyle. His time was 55.8. The
Domestic Help Wanted
to 33, as three world records old mark set by R- Cleveland in
were bettered before a crowd of' 1951 is 56.4. Elton Follet of New COOK-GENERAL
ZZU FT
Haven, Conn., was second, three
o''
By .MITCH
by Roy Tanaka and Ken Ikeda, a 7,500. The U.S.-Japan goodwill strokes back of Farrell, followed home. Must be fond of
wages, live in. Phone RU ~
„
meet
in
Tokyo
last
week
was
won
.
.• - '-'■i
by Joseph Alkire of San Diego, onto).
Main Auto ended their losing fly-out, another triple by Sumi by the Japanese, 41-38.
streak at 2 games at the expense Tomihiro, and a single by Tom
Records were bettered in the Calif., in 56.7. Japan made a
Male Help Wanted^
of luckless Bussei Jrs. to the tune Sumi. In the 3rd, 2 more runs 200-meter butterfly by Mike Troy clean sweep of the 100-meter
were
scored
on
Roy
Tanaka
’
s
of 7-1 in the Sunday League
of Indianapolis, Tsuyoshi lama- breaststroke with Isao Masuda EXPERIENCED COOK for o’
2-run homer.
Baseball game at Christie Pits.
and Motoi Kimura setting a Ja clear S50 weekly. On H-SqT.
Yamadas couldn’t quite cope naka in the 400-meter freestyle, pan record.
Phone WA. 1-6617 (Toronto ■ ?
Lefty Ron Miiki of Main Auto
and
by
the
Japanese
SOO-meter
pitched a fine ball game as he with the Regents in this game, relay team.
Masuda was clocked in 1:12.6, ELECTRICAL PLATING~FOR£maN~
opportunity available -q ascattered 4 hits and whiffed 8 as they were outhit 12-4, but they
Kimula in 1:13.3, and Yoshihiko cellent
tied man with firm situated w>-‘-fA
managed
to
score
single
runs
in
Troy,
19,
was
timed
in
2:17,
batters to gain his 3rd win of the
Ozaki in 1:14.4.
minute 'drive of Toronto ~are~ "T.
season. He received fine support the 2nd, 5th, and the 6th innings. two seconds faster than the mark
Fred Munsch of New York and cants must be thoroughly exae-Cplating procedure and tecbAniSr
offensively and defensively from In the 6th, pitcher Jackie Tanaka he smashed in Tokyo. However, Ron Clark of Detroit tied for in
copper, nickel, chrome plating”
completed
Yamada
’
s
scoring
he
has
a
record
of
2:16.4
set
in
his mates as they scored in every
in 1:14.7, bettering the and zinc base dye casting,
ways with his second home run the National AAU meet at Los fourth
inning but the first.
U.S.
record. The American record able to assume full responsibility1
Bussei Jrs. in their .plight, em of the season. Yamada starter, Angeles earlier this month. The of 1:16.1 is held by K. Nakasone solution control, production minded* c
able to supervise. Degree not necessc
ployed 2 new players in the Jackie Tanaka had a rough day 2:19 mark was set by the Inter of the Maui Swim Club.
Knowledge of rack designina 'heM-1
on
the
mound
whereas,
Regents
national
Swimming
Federation.
lineup, in the persons of George
The recognized world record-of
All replies will be held 1: stri
Junya Nasu was timed in 2:17.8 1:11.5
fidence. State where divers
Tanaka and veteran Kunio Suya received a creditable 4-hit pitch
is
held
by
W.
Minaschkin
ence obtained, age, salary .esired to
ma, who is also acting manager ing performance from fast-haller and Bill Barton of Indianapolis of the Soviets.
Box 10, The New Canadian
Frank
Nishimura
from
Hamilton.
in
2:18.7.
of the team. Hard working
American backstrokers showed
Leading the Regent assault
pitcher, Dickie Tanaka of Bussei
Betters
Mark
their
heels to the Japanese in
Help Wanted
Jrs. turned in a fine game but were Roy Tanaka with a homer
sweeping
the
100-meter
backYamanaka’s smashing time of
EXPERIENCED sewing machine or
his teammates' inability to solve and a triple, Tom Sumi with a
stroke.
tors on ladies coats. Highest wa
4:16.6
bettered
the
recognized
pitcher
homer
and
a
single,
and
Main Auto’s southpaw, was the
steady work. Apply after 5 p in. to
Max Fromovitz, Irving Posluns So
cause of their downfall for it cer Frank Nishimura with a homer world mark of Australia’s John.
Konrad’s at 4:21.8 last year. Kon
wear, 110 Spadina Avenue on Sth r
tainly would have been a closer and a run-driving single.
(Toronto).
Jackie
rads,
however
has
a
4:19
record
Yamada
hitters,
were
ballgame. Bussei Jrs. scored their
up
for
recognition.
Murray
Rose
Tanaka
with
a
homer,
Mike
Sa
only run in the final frame as
Rooms to Let
Ken Fukumoto singled home Dick kura with a triple, Freddie Ta of Australia, swimming with the
ONE ROOM. Furnished optional- Gerrard
Tanaka from second base, who naka and Stan Nishimura with a U.S. team as a guest, was second
in 4:25.2. His points are not .
and Greenwood district.
Phone HO.
singled and advanced to 2nd on
1-0573 (Toronto).
in
the
competition.
Allan
Batteries
—
Yamadas-Jackie
Ta
counted
a walk to the following batter.
ONE ROOM and kitchen wnh private'
of Indianapolis was
Best for Bussei Jrs. were Dickie naka, Mike Sakura and Ken Kut- Somers
washroom.
Garage optional.. Lawrence
in.
4:29,
followed
by
Tanaka and outfielderKen Fuku sukake. Regents—Frank Nishi fourth
and Dufferin district. Phone RU. 7-37S2
Monica,
Lenz,
Santa
mura
and
Kaz
Nishimura
and
(Toronto).
moto with a brace of "hits each
George
Calif.
——-J
_..
in 4:32.6, am
ONE or TWO rooms with gas stove,
off lefty Ron Miiki of Main Auto. Bob Adachi (7th).
refrigerator and sink. Newly decorated
H Breen, Indianapolis,
Freddie Nishimura led Main Auto
S15 week. Carlton and Ontario district.
4
The Japanese 800 meter relay
with a double and a single, while Yamadas ...0 10 0 1 1 0 3
Phone WA. 5-7995 (Toronto).
Sid Ikeda, Sam Matsuo, Ron Regents ......8 3 2 0 1 0 0 14 12 team of Yamanaka, Makoto Fu
OPTOMETRISTS
Rooms Wanted
Miiki and Mitch Nishimura came
Sch ed u 1 ed ga ines: August 2nd kui, Katsunari Kenjo, and anchor
man
Tatsuo
Fujimoto
was
timed
through with doubles. First base —Christie Pits—Bussei vs. Ya
TWO or THREE rooms with kitchen
Complete Core
a young couple with one child. Des
man Jeep Seki smashed a line madas (Home); Stanley Park— in 8:18.7. The U.S. team of
central locale. Phone LE. 2-6748 (Tors
drive home-run over the right- —Main Auto vs. Regents (Home). Somers, Jeff'Farrell, Breen and
For Your Eyes
to).
Troy was clocked in. 8:32.6. Last
field fence in the 5th inning.
League Standings:
Batteries— Bussei-Dick Tanaka
A'
T Pts. week the Japanese were timed in
Business Opportunity
8:21.6 at Tokyo. The recognized
and Kunio Suyama. Main Auto
15
6
MUST SELL
world mark is 8:23.6, set by Aus
Ron Miiki and Sam Matsu o.
2 3
5
Yamadas ...
Corner grocery store for sale, formerly
tralia
in
1956.
H Main Auto
-I 0
6
"Komura Bros.", all modern 'fixtures,
1 I 2 0 7 8 Bussei Jrs.
Main Auto ...0
clean stock, buyer have option to buy0
Yale’s Farrell
0 10 0
118 West Hastings St,
dry goods business on same premises
0 0 0 0 0 0 1
4
Bussei
or arrange to buy grocery business
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
*
only. Reasonable rent with 5 year lease.
Present. owner forced to sell, have other
Ken & Sue First to Make Doubles; Earlscourt
At Stanley Park, Regent
interests. Full price $4000 or near oiier
pasted the Yamada Studios to a
Stock at invoice. Terms will be ar
14-3 count in the battle for first To Participate in Open Tennis Tournament Aug. 9
ranged to reliable person. Write or call
Pathay Realty Ltd., 456 Columbia St.,
place in the Nisei Sunday Base
Ken Koyanagi and Sue Iwasa Jamieson and Linde Bergeler 6-3.
VANCOUVER. B.C. Mr.. Edward Wong.
ball League.
ki wore the first of the mixed
This weekend, the Civic holiday
Regent Press let loose with a doubles teams to make the semi- weekend, there will be-no tour
IN NEGOTIATING
barrage of long-range blows for finals by
;
scoring a well-deserved nament at Earlscourt Park as
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
12 hits which included 3 round- victory over Fuz and Ets by a practically everyone will be on
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT,
trippers, 3 triples and 3 doubles score of 5-7, 6-4, 7-5 at Earls- their vacations
MORTGAGES,
to pick up this important win for court last Sunday.
>
Barrister & Solicitor
On Saturday, August Sth,
Consult
the league leadership.
Shig Fukumoto and Mich Iso- Earlscourt and Trinity members
With the loss inflicted upon zaki also had a close match will play in the Interchurch
| Cameron, Weldon
them, Yamadas are now 2 points against Aki Koyanagi and June Tournaments at Harvergal Col
f Brewin & McCallum
behind Regents and with 2 giimes Nobuoka, winning- 6-4, 6-4 to gain lege, Avenue Rd. and Lawrence
Boultbee
Sweet
&
Go.
Ltd.
left in the schedule,' Yamada the upper semi’s.
Ave.
Toronto
372 Bay St.
—
Studio may still have a good
1000 W. King Edward, -VANCOUVER
In the consolation mixed games,
On Sunday, August 9th, all
chance of tying the Regents if Soc Shintani and Marie Baniel clubs including Hamilton move
EM. 3-4331
CE. 4184
the Regents should lose one of were the only team to advance to Trinity, Queen and Strachan
their last 2 games.
to the semi-finals when they dis Streets, for- the Open Tennis
The Pressmen started fast by posed of Arne Mortensen and Tournaments.
scoring S runs on 5 hits in the Minnie Toyota 6-2, and Bill
—f.f.
1st inning with 2 of the hits
being home runs by Tom Sumi
and pitcher Frank Nishimura. In
the 2nd inning. Regents scored 3
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more runs on 2 successive triples
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PAGE 2
American Swimmers Dominate Japan in Two-day
Goodwill Meet Smashing World Records
SPORTS
CLASSIFIED
Female Help Wanted
EXPERIENCED
:o
Farrell, of Yale, bettered the dresses.
OSAKA.—The American swim
Aopl
ming team defeated Japan in a. American record in the 100 meter
two-day meet .ending July 26, 37 freestyle. His time was 55.8. The
Domestic Help Wanted
to 33, as three world records old mark set by R- Cleveland in
were bettered before a crowd of' 1951 is 56.4. Elton Follet of New COOK-GENERAL
ZZU FT
Haven, Conn., was second, three
o''
By .MITCH
by Roy Tanaka and Ken Ikeda, a 7,500. The U.S.-Japan goodwill strokes back of Farrell, followed home. Must be fond of
wages, live in. Phone RU ~
„
meet
in
Tokyo
last
week
was
won
.
.• - '-'■i
by Joseph Alkire of San Diego, onto).
Main Auto ended their losing fly-out, another triple by Sumi by the Japanese, 41-38.
streak at 2 games at the expense Tomihiro, and a single by Tom
Records were bettered in the Calif., in 56.7. Japan made a
Male Help Wanted^
of luckless Bussei Jrs. to the tune Sumi. In the 3rd, 2 more runs 200-meter butterfly by Mike Troy clean sweep of the 100-meter
were
scored
on
Roy
Tanaka
’
s
of 7-1 in the Sunday League
of Indianapolis, Tsuyoshi lama- breaststroke with Isao Masuda EXPERIENCED COOK for o’
2-run homer.
Baseball game at Christie Pits.
and Motoi Kimura setting a Ja clear S50 weekly. On H-SqT.
Yamadas couldn’t quite cope naka in the 400-meter freestyle, pan record.
Phone WA. 1-6617 (Toronto ■ ?
Lefty Ron Miiki of Main Auto
and
by
the
Japanese
SOO-meter
pitched a fine ball game as he with the Regents in this game, relay team.
Masuda was clocked in 1:12.6, ELECTRICAL PLATING~FOR£maN~
opportunity available -q ascattered 4 hits and whiffed 8 as they were outhit 12-4, but they
Kimula in 1:13.3, and Yoshihiko cellent
tied man with firm situated w>-‘-fA
managed
to
score
single
runs
in
Troy,
19,
was
timed
in
2:17,
batters to gain his 3rd win of the
Ozaki in 1:14.4.
minute 'drive of Toronto ~are~ "T.
season. He received fine support the 2nd, 5th, and the 6th innings. two seconds faster than the mark
Fred Munsch of New York and cants must be thoroughly exae-Cplating procedure and tecbAniSr
offensively and defensively from In the 6th, pitcher Jackie Tanaka he smashed in Tokyo. However, Ron Clark of Detroit tied for in
copper, nickel, chrome plating”
completed
Yamada
’
s
scoring
he
has
a
record
of
2:16.4
set
in
his mates as they scored in every
in 1:14.7, bettering the and zinc base dye casting,
ways with his second home run the National AAU meet at Los fourth
inning but the first.
U.S.
record. The American record able to assume full responsibility1
Bussei Jrs. in their .plight, em of the season. Yamada starter, Angeles earlier this month. The of 1:16.1 is held by K. Nakasone solution control, production minded* c
able to supervise. Degree not necessc
ployed 2 new players in the Jackie Tanaka had a rough day 2:19 mark was set by the Inter of the Maui Swim Club.
Knowledge of rack designina 'heM-1
on
the
mound
whereas,
Regents
national
Swimming
Federation.
lineup, in the persons of George
The recognized world record-of
All replies will be held 1: stri
Junya Nasu was timed in 2:17.8 1:11.5
fidence. State where divers
Tanaka and veteran Kunio Suya received a creditable 4-hit pitch
is
held
by
W.
Minaschkin
ence obtained, age, salary .esired to
ma, who is also acting manager ing performance from fast-haller and Bill Barton of Indianapolis of the Soviets.
Box 10, The New Canadian
Frank
Nishimura
from
Hamilton.
in
2:18.7.
of the team. Hard working
American backstrokers showed
Leading the Regent assault
pitcher, Dickie Tanaka of Bussei
Betters
Mark
their
heels to the Japanese in
Help Wanted
Jrs. turned in a fine game but were Roy Tanaka with a homer
sweeping
the
100-meter
backYamanaka’s smashing time of
EXPERIENCED sewing machine or
his teammates' inability to solve and a triple, Tom Sumi with a
stroke.
tors on ladies coats. Highest wa
4:16.6
bettered
the
recognized
pitcher
homer
and
a
single,
and
Main Auto’s southpaw, was the
steady work. Apply after 5 p in. to
Max Fromovitz, Irving Posluns So
cause of their downfall for it cer Frank Nishimura with a homer world mark of Australia’s John.
Konrad’s at 4:21.8 last year. Kon
wear, 110 Spadina Avenue on Sth r
tainly would have been a closer and a run-driving single.
(Toronto).
Jackie
rads,
however
has
a
4:19
record
Yamada
hitters,
were
ballgame. Bussei Jrs. scored their
up
for
recognition.
Murray
Rose
Tanaka
with
a
homer,
Mike
Sa
only run in the final frame as
Rooms to Let
Ken Fukumoto singled home Dick kura with a triple, Freddie Ta of Australia, swimming with the
ONE ROOM. Furnished optional- Gerrard
Tanaka from second base, who naka and Stan Nishimura with a U.S. team as a guest, was second
in 4:25.2. His points are not .
and Greenwood district.
Phone HO.
singled and advanced to 2nd on
1-0573 (Toronto).
in
the
competition.
Allan
Batteries
—
Yamadas-Jackie
Ta
counted
a walk to the following batter.
ONE ROOM and kitchen wnh private'
of Indianapolis was
Best for Bussei Jrs. were Dickie naka, Mike Sakura and Ken Kut- Somers
washroom.
Garage optional.. Lawrence
in.
4:29,
followed
by
Tanaka and outfielderKen Fuku sukake. Regents—Frank Nishi fourth
and Dufferin district. Phone RU. 7-37S2
Monica,
Lenz,
Santa
mura
and
Kaz
Nishimura
and
(Toronto).
moto with a brace of "hits each
George
Calif.
——-J
_..
in 4:32.6, am
ONE or TWO rooms with gas stove,
off lefty Ron Miiki of Main Auto. Bob Adachi (7th).
refrigerator and sink. Newly decorated
H Breen, Indianapolis,
Freddie Nishimura led Main Auto
S15 week. Carlton and Ontario district.
4
The Japanese 800 meter relay
with a double and a single, while Yamadas ...0 10 0 1 1 0 3
Phone WA. 5-7995 (Toronto).
Sid Ikeda, Sam Matsuo, Ron Regents ......8 3 2 0 1 0 0 14 12 team of Yamanaka, Makoto Fu
OPTOMETRISTS
Rooms Wanted
Miiki and Mitch Nishimura came
Sch ed u 1 ed ga ines: August 2nd kui, Katsunari Kenjo, and anchor
man
Tatsuo
Fujimoto
was
timed
through with doubles. First base —Christie Pits—Bussei vs. Ya
TWO or THREE rooms with kitchen
Complete Core
a young couple with one child. Des
man Jeep Seki smashed a line madas (Home); Stanley Park— in 8:18.7. The U.S. team of
central locale. Phone LE. 2-6748 (Tors
drive home-run over the right- —Main Auto vs. Regents (Home). Somers, Jeff'Farrell, Breen and
For Your Eyes
to).
Troy was clocked in. 8:32.6. Last
field fence in the 5th inning.
League Standings:
Batteries— Bussei-Dick Tanaka
A'
T Pts. week the Japanese were timed in
Business Opportunity
8:21.6 at Tokyo. The recognized
and Kunio Suyama. Main Auto
15
6
MUST SELL
world mark is 8:23.6, set by Aus
Ron Miiki and Sam Matsu o.
2 3
5
Yamadas ...
Corner grocery store for sale, formerly
tralia
in
1956.
H Main Auto
-I 0
6
"Komura Bros.", all modern 'fixtures,
1 I 2 0 7 8 Bussei Jrs.
Main Auto ...0
clean stock, buyer have option to buy0
Yale’s Farrell
0 10 0
118 West Hastings St,
dry goods business on same premises
0 0 0 0 0 0 1
4
Bussei
or arrange to buy grocery business
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
*
only. Reasonable rent with 5 year lease.
Present. owner forced to sell, have other
Ken & Sue First to Make Doubles; Earlscourt
At Stanley Park, Regent
interests. Full price $4000 or near oiier
pasted the Yamada Studios to a
Stock at invoice. Terms will be ar
14-3 count in the battle for first To Participate in Open Tennis Tournament Aug. 9
ranged to reliable person. Write or call
Pathay Realty Ltd., 456 Columbia St.,
place in the Nisei Sunday Base
Ken Koyanagi and Sue Iwasa Jamieson and Linde Bergeler 6-3.
VANCOUVER. B.C. Mr.. Edward Wong.
ball League.
ki wore the first of the mixed
This weekend, the Civic holiday
Regent Press let loose with a doubles teams to make the semi- weekend, there will be-no tour
IN NEGOTIATING
barrage of long-range blows for finals by
;
scoring a well-deserved nament at Earlscourt Park as
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
12 hits which included 3 round- victory over Fuz and Ets by a practically everyone will be on
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT,
trippers, 3 triples and 3 doubles score of 5-7, 6-4, 7-5 at Earls- their vacations
MORTGAGES,
to pick up this important win for court last Sunday.
>
Barrister & Solicitor
On Saturday, August Sth,
Consult
the league leadership.
Shig Fukumoto and Mich Iso- Earlscourt and Trinity members
With the loss inflicted upon zaki also had a close match will play in the Interchurch
| Cameron, Weldon
them, Yamadas are now 2 points against Aki Koyanagi and June Tournaments at Harvergal Col
f Brewin & McCallum
behind Regents and with 2 giimes Nobuoka, winning- 6-4, 6-4 to gain lege, Avenue Rd. and Lawrence
Boultbee
Sweet
&
Go.
Ltd.
left in the schedule,' Yamada the upper semi’s.
Ave.
Toronto
372 Bay St.
—
Studio may still have a good
1000 W. King Edward, -VANCOUVER
In the consolation mixed games,
On Sunday, August 9th, all
chance of tying the Regents if Soc Shintani and Marie Baniel clubs including Hamilton move
EM. 3-4331
CE. 4184
the Regents should lose one of were the only team to advance to Trinity, Queen and Strachan
their last 2 games.
to the semi-finals when they dis Streets, for- the Open Tennis
The Pressmen started fast by posed of Arne Mortensen and Tournaments.
scoring S runs on 5 hits in the Minnie Toyota 6-2, and Bill
—f.f.
1st inning with 2 of the hits
being home runs by Tom Sumi
and pitcher Frank Nishimura. In
the 2nd inning. Regents scored 3
Welcome ^Japanese Canadian Friends
more runs on 2 successive triples
YOUR.SHOPPING LIST
Main Auto Drops Bussei Juniors 7-1; Regent Press
Swamps Yamadas 14-3 in Nisei Sunday League
Please Drive Slow, Let
Our Little Shavers Grow
OPTICAL
Vancouver-ites!
IF. A. BREWIN, Q.C.
Azu G. Oikawa
DUNDAS UNION STUBS
KWONGCHOW
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
WE HAVE NO
SERVICE CHARGES
Catering to Wedding Banquets, Showers and Parties
Seating Capacity 240
Special Attention on Take Out Orders
TRAVELLING
TO JAPAN
EM. 2-0029 For Reservations EM. 2-4322
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
© SAKURA RICE
O' MARUKIN SHOYU
• VINEGAR
3 SUGAR
9 EGGS
© SUKIYAKI MEAT
O' MANJU
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1959.
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PAGE-
Personal Notes Across Canada
Marriages
Obituaries
Dates & Doings
1
I
THE JAZZ BEA T
By HOP
Tomorrow is Big Day
The Firs< Canadian Jazz Festi
val
has come and gone, the one
Wednesday. July 22: Outside
KANASHIRO-HIROTSU
MORI
week engagement of the Lam of The Four Freshmen, who
Lethbridge,. Alta.
bert, Hendricks and Ross Trio has didn't belong there to begin with,
W ord has oeen received of the
concluded nt the Towne, and the I found all the groups presented
United in marriage at the Leth death of Mr. Yoshikuni Mori of
W ell, people, tomorrow is th
during the first concert of the
bridge Buddhist Church were Medicine Hat, .Mr. Mori was 66
FCJF fairly enjoyable. Perhaps
Yukiko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. years old, and passed away Julv big day for the members an
Kazuyoshi Hirotsu and Mr. Yoshi 25, 1959. Tsuya was held at Cooks friends of rhe Nisei Studenii have to be content io go on week if the Four Freshmen had stayed
irsions over the border clear of their circus antics, they
Dick Kanashiro, son of Mr. and Funeral Service on July 26, and Club. This is a reminder for th end
Mrs. Yasutaro Kanashiro, both of •funeral services were conducted few who may have forgotten ih to catch Jazz. Reminiscing back, could have been more tolerable,
one had to bo a ball of inexhaus especially since they arc my third
Lethbridge, on July 25, 1959. by Rev. Y. Kawamura on July- NSC’s Sth annual picnic which i
to be held this Sun
tible energy’ to keep up with the favourite vocal group. The folly
Rev. Y. Kawamura officiated.
27th.
2nd, at Innisfil P
Alcona full schedule of events. If some of the night was that of placing
The wedding reception was
*
*
Beach,
Lake
Simcoe,
of the performances are omitted, Count. Basie and his Orchestra at
held at the Lotus Inn. Sewanins
SUDO
it's because of the impossibility’ the beginning rathei' than the end
fishing
were Mr. and Mrs. Hidenaga
of
being in two places at; once.
ng.
and
of the concert, thus making me
Higa.
Mr. Tokuemon Sudo, aged 84, some of
feel
as though I had my dessert
>
many
Monday.
July
20:
The
Age
of
■■s
*
*
passed away on July 23, 1959 at which you will be abl
before
the main course. It must
to
enjoy
Speed
has
come
upon
us.
No
mat
Royal Columbian Hospital in We have
INOUYE-MIYAZAKI
have
had
the same effect on most
tilso
planned
a
luckv
ter
where
you
look
speed
is
of
New -Westminster, B.C. Tsuya
Vancouver,, B.C. was held at Columbia Funeral draw and a weiner roast which the essence. At the Town Tavern, of the audience too, for the fans
collectively did not appear to be
will be FREE to everyone attend
A very pretty wedding was Service on July 26, and funeral ing- the outing'. Bring' your family the speed era appeared in the. wildly enthusiastic during the
Hendricks and
solemnized in the Vancouver services, conducted bv Rev. Ni and friends along- and really’ form of Lambert,
propelling
one selection evening-. Even the hard and ex
Buddhist Church on Saturday, shimura, were held on July
make
a
day
’
of
it.
rhe.
Trio
kept the citing drive of the seventeen
July 11, when Betty Masumi, 1959.
enthusiastic fans in a state of piece band led by "The Kid From
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. MasaRed Rank” was a bit too early,
leaving Varsity’ Stadium, Bloor wonderment with their
jiro Miyazaki, of Lillooet, became
and Devonshire Place, at
than-the-eye” wording and scat for the people just didn’t appear
the bride of Mr. Roy’- Hisashi
SHARP. The tickets are
Organized by the self to be settled. The trio of Oscar
Inouye, elder son of Mr. and Mrs.
per person.
titled v oculist “The World's Peterson, even though they have
J. Y. Inouye of Vancouver. The
Here is
route for those Oldest
,
Dave habitually appeared in the TorRev. K. Ikuta officiated at the
car. Go north on Hwy. Lambert.
group includes onto area. was interesting with
double ring- ceremony.
No. 11, turn right at Concession Jon Hendriel
who writes the a program of fresh material.
This is for all you fellows and No.
The bride, who was given in
8,
and
follow
the
road
to
rics,
and Annie Bassist R-ay Brown still ranks as
marriage by’ her father, looked gals out there. The Junior Bussei Innisfil Park.
Ross, an attractive young girl one of the Jazz greats. Dizzy
lovely’ in a full length dress of in.full swing- with their member
For
further
information
and
who hails from England. For the Gillespie, unfortunately, chose to
white satin, the skirt overlaid ship drive are holding a bingo bus reservations call Bettv Kami- most .part., the book is still basic play a poor selection of tunes.
with white net and bodice of old and hardtime dance. For the takahara, WA. 4-4896; Mas Mat ally Basie.
However. The Trio However, his second number, a
lace, with full
length lace bingo portion of the program, sui,'HO. 6-8096; Ron Shigeishi, has added other tunes by various slow, haunting* blues was ever so
sleeves. The headpiece was a there, will be booby prizes not to HO. 1-2319; Mini Shin. WA. writers, thus allowing a wider peacefully beautiful, yet swung
crown effect set with seed pearls mention loads of fun.
scope of material. Despite the so lightly. Guitarist-flutist Les
The dance held after the bingo
and with shoulder length veil at
See you all tomorrow.'!!
fact that the T.T. was an entirely Spain did the solo honors on flute.
tached. She carried a bouquet of games will be a hardtime affair
new spot to them. The Trio, feel Gone Krupa, during his quartet's
with a cut rate (15 cents) for
red roses and stephanotis.
ing
quite at home, began the first set, had his usual extended drum
in
Mr. Ed Tanaka was 'best man admission for all those who atset
with the aplomb of polished solo, which
and ushers were Raymond Inouy’e tend in shorts or Bermudas,
iiiiiniiiiiinifiHiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
by comparison to his previous ef
veterans.
In
So, fellas, get those short, out
and Edison Inouye.
Milt Jackson, and “Swingin’ Till forts. The evening was about par
of
the closets. But to all, .please,
After the reception at W. K.
The Girls Come Home” written for the course.
Thursday, July 23: Having
Gardens, the couple left by’ car please, don't get picked up for
by Oscar Pettiford, The Trio
for San Francisco and returned loitering. We, the Juniors, won’t hhii in iiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiii uiiiiiii highlighted an evening of excit successfully snuck off for the
to Lillooet for. a further ..recep pay any bills, but come down to
ing compositions. ’They were ably afternoon from work, 1 was quite
tion at the bride’s ,parent’s home. 918 Bathurst Street anyways, to
assisted by their own rhythm dismayed to feel a few raindrops
night, August. 1st, for a funThey will reside in Kamloops.
group led by’ bass player Ike turn into a torrential downpour
planned evening at the Junior
by the time I reached the CNE
Nisei Fellowship Beach Isaacs.
YBA bingo and hardtime dance. 1—Vancouver.
Births
Party to Sp< Irtish Banks at 8:00 a.m.
Tuesday’, July’ 21: The eve of Grandstand. But what of it?
Admission is 50 cents and the
Spanish Bar k to end of line; walk
the First Canadian Jazz Festival After all, wasn’t I going to sit
west.
Mr, and Mrs. Mak Otsu (nee cut rate price of 15 cents for
under a roof, comfortably dry,
tourna- found us once again at The East protected from the elements to
Eiko Iwashita) are happy to an those in shorts, Cherrio and see 2—Toronto.
ment at Rouge
Course. Queen Street Pad, to take in more
nounce the birth of their daugh you all there.
listen to such greats as Max
7:00 a.m.
of the great rhythmic musings of Roach,
P.S.—These weekly events are !—Toronto. U. of
ter, Lorraine Akemi,, on July’ 23,
Toshiko, and the great,
Students' Lambert, Hendricks , and Ross.
1959, at Maynard Hospital. Seat held to add fuel to our member
wailing
band of Maynard FerguClub’s annual outing to Innisis] Park
The surprising aspect of the son ? Or
at Lake Sitnccs.
tle, Wash.
ship drive. If you are interested
so I th ought. I had
was the almost entirely’ hardly settled
in sports of any’ kind—baseball, 8—Toronto. Club Rec Socratic annual evening
into my seat when
picnic to Big Bay Point Park at Lake different set of tunes which were
football,
gym,
etc;
discussions,
the
rain
drenched
Phil MacEngagements
Simcoe.
sung b.v The Trio from those of Kellar, announced M.C.,
social and educational projects, 9—Montreal. Catholic Church pic
that
the previous night. The audience, and his band would notMaynard
Mr. and Mrs. Rinichiro Yoshi you might find what you are
be able
Plague Aux Carrieres, lie Bizard.
hara of Haney, B.C. wish to an looking for down at our club. 15—Montreal. W. A. Famiiy Outinc to I noticed, was about the most en to make it. Their instrument
thusiastic in that establishment truck had broken down 100 miles
nounce the engagement of their Also, for the girls, we'll be hav
Martin Beach, He Bizard.
since the appearance of Gerry’
15
—
Kelowna.
YBA
Annual
Regatta
Dance
daughter, Minnie, to Mr. George ing cooking, sewing, and flower
at Buddhist Church. 10-1 a.m. Live Mulligan and his Quartet last
(continued on page eight)
Abraham Gemchi Ohashi, son of arrangement classes with scads
and record
May. “Shorty’ George”, Jumpin’
Mr. and the late Mrs. Gengo of other worthwhile projects. So 16—Vancouver.
Fellow ship
At The Woodside”, "Four”,
to Birch Ba'
at church
Ohashi of Vancouver, B.C.
whyr not try’ us out? We’d love to
which was written by’ Miles
The engagement was celebrat have y’ou. If y’ou are interested
Davis, and a cute, swinging
ed on July 25, 1959 at. the Ho Ho oi- have any questions regarding
number titled "Love Makes The
Chop Sueyr, Vancouver.
our club, please contact either
World Go Round” were just too
Watch Repair Shop
Elaine Mori at LE. 3-5774 or Sue
Otani at CL. 1-75S1.
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Short Shorts at YBA
Hardtime Dance Tonite
CALENDAR
£
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I
1959.
i
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PAGE-
Personal Notes Across Canada
Marriages
Obituaries
Dates & Doings
1
I
THE JAZZ BEA T
By HOP
Tomorrow is Big Day
The Firs< Canadian Jazz Festi
val
has come and gone, the one
Wednesday. July 22: Outside
KANASHIRO-HIROTSU
MORI
week engagement of the Lam of The Four Freshmen, who
Lethbridge,. Alta.
bert, Hendricks and Ross Trio has didn't belong there to begin with,
W ord has oeen received of the
concluded nt the Towne, and the I found all the groups presented
United in marriage at the Leth death of Mr. Yoshikuni Mori of
W ell, people, tomorrow is th
during the first concert of the
bridge Buddhist Church were Medicine Hat, .Mr. Mori was 66
FCJF fairly enjoyable. Perhaps
Yukiko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. years old, and passed away Julv big day for the members an
Kazuyoshi Hirotsu and Mr. Yoshi 25, 1959. Tsuya was held at Cooks friends of rhe Nisei Studenii have to be content io go on week if the Four Freshmen had stayed
irsions over the border clear of their circus antics, they
Dick Kanashiro, son of Mr. and Funeral Service on July 26, and Club. This is a reminder for th end
Mrs. Yasutaro Kanashiro, both of •funeral services were conducted few who may have forgotten ih to catch Jazz. Reminiscing back, could have been more tolerable,
one had to bo a ball of inexhaus especially since they arc my third
Lethbridge, on July 25, 1959. by Rev. Y. Kawamura on July- NSC’s Sth annual picnic which i
to be held this Sun
tible energy’ to keep up with the favourite vocal group. The folly
Rev. Y. Kawamura officiated.
27th.
2nd, at Innisfil P
Alcona full schedule of events. If some of the night was that of placing
The wedding reception was
*
*
Beach,
Lake
Simcoe,
of the performances are omitted, Count. Basie and his Orchestra at
held at the Lotus Inn. Sewanins
SUDO
it's because of the impossibility’ the beginning rathei' than the end
fishing
were Mr. and Mrs. Hidenaga
of
being in two places at; once.
ng.
and
of the concert, thus making me
Higa.
Mr. Tokuemon Sudo, aged 84, some of
feel
as though I had my dessert
>
many
Monday.
July
20:
The
Age
of
■■s
*
*
passed away on July 23, 1959 at which you will be abl
before
the main course. It must
to
enjoy
Speed
has
come
upon
us.
No
mat
Royal Columbian Hospital in We have
INOUYE-MIYAZAKI
have
had
the same effect on most
tilso
planned
a
luckv
ter
where
you
look
speed
is
of
New -Westminster, B.C. Tsuya
Vancouver,, B.C. was held at Columbia Funeral draw and a weiner roast which the essence. At the Town Tavern, of the audience too, for the fans
collectively did not appear to be
will be FREE to everyone attend
A very pretty wedding was Service on July 26, and funeral ing- the outing'. Bring' your family the speed era appeared in the. wildly enthusiastic during the
Hendricks and
solemnized in the Vancouver services, conducted bv Rev. Ni and friends along- and really’ form of Lambert,
propelling
one selection evening-. Even the hard and ex
Buddhist Church on Saturday, shimura, were held on July
make
a
day
’
of
it.
rhe.
Trio
kept the citing drive of the seventeen
July 11, when Betty Masumi, 1959.
enthusiastic fans in a state of piece band led by "The Kid From
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. MasaRed Rank” was a bit too early,
leaving Varsity’ Stadium, Bloor wonderment with their
jiro Miyazaki, of Lillooet, became
and Devonshire Place, at
than-the-eye” wording and scat for the people just didn’t appear
the bride of Mr. Roy’- Hisashi
SHARP. The tickets are
Organized by the self to be settled. The trio of Oscar
Inouye, elder son of Mr. and Mrs.
per person.
titled v oculist “The World's Peterson, even though they have
J. Y. Inouye of Vancouver. The
Here is
route for those Oldest
,
Dave habitually appeared in the TorRev. K. Ikuta officiated at the
car. Go north on Hwy. Lambert.
group includes onto area. was interesting with
double ring- ceremony.
No. 11, turn right at Concession Jon Hendriel
who writes the a program of fresh material.
This is for all you fellows and No.
The bride, who was given in
8,
and
follow
the
road
to
rics,
and Annie Bassist R-ay Brown still ranks as
marriage by’ her father, looked gals out there. The Junior Bussei Innisfil Park.
Ross, an attractive young girl one of the Jazz greats. Dizzy
lovely’ in a full length dress of in.full swing- with their member
For
further
information
and
who hails from England. For the Gillespie, unfortunately, chose to
white satin, the skirt overlaid ship drive are holding a bingo bus reservations call Bettv Kami- most .part., the book is still basic play a poor selection of tunes.
with white net and bodice of old and hardtime dance. For the takahara, WA. 4-4896; Mas Mat ally Basie.
However. The Trio However, his second number, a
lace, with full
length lace bingo portion of the program, sui,'HO. 6-8096; Ron Shigeishi, has added other tunes by various slow, haunting* blues was ever so
sleeves. The headpiece was a there, will be booby prizes not to HO. 1-2319; Mini Shin. WA. writers, thus allowing a wider peacefully beautiful, yet swung
crown effect set with seed pearls mention loads of fun.
scope of material. Despite the so lightly. Guitarist-flutist Les
The dance held after the bingo
and with shoulder length veil at
See you all tomorrow.'!!
fact that the T.T. was an entirely Spain did the solo honors on flute.
tached. She carried a bouquet of games will be a hardtime affair
new spot to them. The Trio, feel Gone Krupa, during his quartet's
with a cut rate (15 cents) for
red roses and stephanotis.
ing
quite at home, began the first set, had his usual extended drum
in
Mr. Ed Tanaka was 'best man admission for all those who atset
with the aplomb of polished solo, which
and ushers were Raymond Inouy’e tend in shorts or Bermudas,
iiiiiniiiiiinifiHiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
by comparison to his previous ef
veterans.
In
So, fellas, get those short, out
and Edison Inouye.
Milt Jackson, and “Swingin’ Till forts. The evening was about par
of
the closets. But to all, .please,
After the reception at W. K.
The Girls Come Home” written for the course.
Thursday, July 23: Having
Gardens, the couple left by’ car please, don't get picked up for
by Oscar Pettiford, The Trio
for San Francisco and returned loitering. We, the Juniors, won’t hhii in iiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiii uiiiiiii highlighted an evening of excit successfully snuck off for the
to Lillooet for. a further ..recep pay any bills, but come down to
ing compositions. ’They were ably afternoon from work, 1 was quite
tion at the bride’s ,parent’s home. 918 Bathurst Street anyways, to
assisted by their own rhythm dismayed to feel a few raindrops
night, August. 1st, for a funThey will reside in Kamloops.
group led by’ bass player Ike turn into a torrential downpour
planned evening at the Junior
by the time I reached the CNE
Nisei Fellowship Beach Isaacs.
YBA bingo and hardtime dance. 1—Vancouver.
Births
Party to Sp< Irtish Banks at 8:00 a.m.
Tuesday’, July’ 21: The eve of Grandstand. But what of it?
Admission is 50 cents and the
Spanish Bar k to end of line; walk
the First Canadian Jazz Festival After all, wasn’t I going to sit
west.
Mr, and Mrs. Mak Otsu (nee cut rate price of 15 cents for
under a roof, comfortably dry,
tourna- found us once again at The East protected from the elements to
Eiko Iwashita) are happy to an those in shorts, Cherrio and see 2—Toronto.
ment at Rouge
Course. Queen Street Pad, to take in more
nounce the birth of their daugh you all there.
listen to such greats as Max
7:00 a.m.
of the great rhythmic musings of Roach,
P.S.—These weekly events are !—Toronto. U. of
ter, Lorraine Akemi,, on July’ 23,
Toshiko, and the great,
Students' Lambert, Hendricks , and Ross.
1959, at Maynard Hospital. Seat held to add fuel to our member
wailing
band of Maynard FerguClub’s annual outing to Innisis] Park
The surprising aspect of the son ? Or
at Lake Sitnccs.
tle, Wash.
ship drive. If you are interested
so I th ought. I had
was the almost entirely’ hardly settled
in sports of any’ kind—baseball, 8—Toronto. Club Rec Socratic annual evening
into my seat when
picnic to Big Bay Point Park at Lake different set of tunes which were
football,
gym,
etc;
discussions,
the
rain
drenched
Phil MacEngagements
Simcoe.
sung b.v The Trio from those of Kellar, announced M.C.,
social and educational projects, 9—Montreal. Catholic Church pic
that
the previous night. The audience, and his band would notMaynard
Mr. and Mrs. Rinichiro Yoshi you might find what you are
be able
Plague Aux Carrieres, lie Bizard.
hara of Haney, B.C. wish to an looking for down at our club. 15—Montreal. W. A. Famiiy Outinc to I noticed, was about the most en to make it. Their instrument
thusiastic in that establishment truck had broken down 100 miles
nounce the engagement of their Also, for the girls, we'll be hav
Martin Beach, He Bizard.
since the appearance of Gerry’
15
—
Kelowna.
YBA
Annual
Regatta
Dance
daughter, Minnie, to Mr. George ing cooking, sewing, and flower
at Buddhist Church. 10-1 a.m. Live Mulligan and his Quartet last
(continued on page eight)
Abraham Gemchi Ohashi, son of arrangement classes with scads
and record
May. “Shorty’ George”, Jumpin’
Mr. and the late Mrs. Gengo of other worthwhile projects. So 16—Vancouver.
Fellow ship
At The Woodside”, "Four”,
to Birch Ba'
at church
Ohashi of Vancouver, B.C.
whyr not try’ us out? We’d love to
which was written by’ Miles
The engagement was celebrat have y’ou. If y’ou are interested
Davis, and a cute, swinging
ed on July 25, 1959 at. the Ho Ho oi- have any questions regarding
number titled "Love Makes The
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Road to Rome
THE
(Continued from Page One)
j
NEW
Saturday, August, 1, 1959^
CANA D I AN
THE NEW CANADIAN
OUR READERS WRITE
Authorized as second class m-vi
Post .Office Department Ot-V?
lives in the imagination. Here is the dry rock of history: stark,
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher, JERRv'igAn
fierce, filled with the vitality and thrust of pagan antiquity. And Re: National JCCA Hopes For A History
KAKE,. English Section Pdithere ds life, ephemeral and short, in the hundreds of small kittens
MORI, Japanese Section Edim- "X!
who leap from rock to rock, whose life-span is measured in terms Letter to Jesse Nishihata:
women. Who, then, can say that Advertising Manager.
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of short years and not in. centuries. I have not seen such an enormous
history isn’t romantic ? Regard
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Quote: •“From time to time, the ing the history of Japanese Can
$3.50 for 6 months, $6 per year
I do not think there is any place in the world where history confused ethnocentrism of Japa adians, it is the history of our
479 QUEEN ST. WEST,
.proclaims itself so magically, and yet the butt-ends of the present nese Canadians strikes such a mothers’ and fathers’ .struggles
enroach themselves so insistently. Even confronted by the splendour pose of false immodesty that I, in a strange and beautiful coun
EMpire 6-5005
of the Colosseum rising out of the earth, one is distracted by the for one, am very much annoyed try for which they relinquished
gelati (.ice-cream), souvenir and postcard vendors, all pushing at by it all.” This frank mew in home and security. Indeed, a
your sleeve, in their effort to make a few lire in a place where your letter-to-the-editor from the romantic and historical embarcagladiators fought, lacerated by suffering and death. And among July 29th issue of the NC does tion no one can deny.
the empty graves, the few mummified remains and the .intricate express my exact sentiments.
Irregardless of who writes the
(continued from page one)
articulations of white bone in the death-damp Catacombs, the ignor However, the expressed opinion Japanese Canadian history there
ant present has scribbled its initials and names.
of this writer is that of reversal is going to be a definite style and ter immediately after Pearl Har
But of course there is more to Rome than the storied rock and for your rebutting attitude truly ‘•journalistic human pitch”. No bor. Although* some ships were
marble and painting on both sides of the Tiber. The river itself lacks insight and contains, to a one can eliminate a certain sunk after collision in roils’ll
snakes and sweats, hot and still, through the heat-bludgeoned city. point, traits of sarcasm towards amount of his own personal feel water and fog, others allowed %
There are wide streets which swell out into ornate piazzas with the “inside story” of the Japa ings towards his subject.
The drift up on the beaches, and enfountains, narrow streets whose sidewalks are cluttered with dark, nese Canadian.
slated Ken Adachi is more than gine& ruined, it must, have been
butt-scarred tables where men lean wearily over cheap wine; leafy
Let us first gather our capable of writing “our story.” to the detached observer, a stirr
park-ilanes which cut through knots of men and women sprawled on thoughts. Your quite lengthy To preserve the deep-rooted Ja ing sight. But for the roughly
the grass, taking refuge from the noonday heat. Through all these “ism” words and spurts of Dylan panese Canadian feeling, it would 1800 fishermen and their families
roads bellows the wild traffic with utter abandon, observing no Thomas have failed to move me take a Japanese Canadian to what a wrenching experience to
speed limit, having few traffic signals to dampen the breakneck as your rather bosh interest- is write
years of toil and sacrifice
the history, for. who has have
ardour.
laid waste at one blow.
neither realistic nor is it sensible. felt what we have ?
In the stretching, endless hours from dawn to dusk I walked Quote. “What do we care for
The entire flux of character
And you ask why the National
and stopped and peered at old men in greasy underwear leaning out posterity?” and “Let’s not worry JCCA
and
event after Japan’s dawn
doesn’t sponsor literary
of windows, spinning out the anguish of lonely lives. Over their so much about the past—let s
attack
on Pearl Harbor comes
doorways, I read inscriptions reading "Ave Maria” and saw metal cultivate what we have” certain fellowships so the other merited close to the situation in a Kafka
could contribute. A good
crosses nailed to walls. A teen-age girl whose stomach hinted rather ly contradicts themselves. Yes, writers
idea.
But
you will remember in novel: of individuals and a group
unpoignantly of pregnancy approached me in a park and wanted to let’s cultivate what we have to March, 1958,
against ubiquitous and
when the History struggling
sell me some hair-shampoo. She asked for a few lire, a sum of money day—isn’t that extending your
elusive
powers.
What were the
that could not have paid for a drink on the posh Via Vittorio Veneto, views towards the future ? What committee sponsored a literary ‘dream-like experience’ (as one
contest, there were very few en
Rome’s swank and swigger-stick street.
we have today has been, molded tries received of which, only two, Nisei-writer recently put it) of
There is not much optimism, faith or feeling for the future in from former generations: what I understand were from Niseis. the ghost towns, the compulsory
the modern desolation and ruins of the .blatantly shabby sections of we have today will mold tomor The
Japanese Canadian creative sale of property, the steps to
Rome: not much real relation to the Roman Church and the old row’s generations. It is impos
wards compulsory deportation
nobility of Rome. Poverty becomes more apparent as one travels sible to detract ourselves from it. force is practically nothing due and repatriation, and the battle
further south down the peninsula, and the warm geniality of man As for the “History” not being to people, who, at every chance, that was carried to Canada’s
ners dissolves, in the small tobacco and grocery shops, into surly part of the generations to come expound from their soap-boxes Supreme Court and the Privy
grunts and -indifference. The gracious grazies and pregos and buon —hasn’t the past affected your and do nothing else!
It is my hope that the “His Council in London, but the
giornos of the north become less frequent as one reaches Rome.
life and mine? It appears to me tory” proposed by the National strange, weird stuff of unreality
At night, I would sit on the side of the fountains on the Via that you are not proud of your
and illogic? That such things had
Nazionale, one of Rome's main thoroughfares. The welling vitality heritage, and you are not proud JCCA will be a tremendous suc happened .seem incredible now.
of this great city quickens its pace in the nighttime, and often the to be a Japanese Canadian. It cess. It deserves the wholeheart But they were so real in terms
fountains, which make a lovely sight under the artificial lighting, is a general feeling, I am sure, ed support of all Japanese Cana of human waste and suffering
:
with their contorted designs of Neptunes and tritons and mvthic that we are a proud race. Proud dians.
and the impairment of values.
creatures, are the focal point of activity just as are the sidewalk of our people, their' works and
Sally Kamikawaji,
(To be Continued)
cafes of .Paris. There, the young Italians go to pursue their obses hardships and their accomplish
Invermere, B. C.
sional pastime of girl-hunting just as the ancient Romans might ments to the present day. The
have used the time to practise turns of oratory.
grueling events that the Japa
There appears to be a sheer love of sex among- the Italians, the nese
Canadian people
went
it is a good policy to
Mickey S. Sato
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by any other people. The female, to the Italian male, is apparentlv criminations of the past, the feel : have the RIGHT POLICY
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The Jazz Beat
(Continued from Page Seven)
on the other side of Buffalo. As East Coast, musicians: Julian
the
George
Arthur Quartet “Cannonball” Adderley, alto sax:
rambled on, I thought, “There’s Jimmy Heath, tenor sax; Wynton
still the others.” Then Ron Col Kelly, piano: Paul Chambers,
lier came on with his group, and bass; Jimmy Cobb, drums. The
started to emit, weird sounds. Modern Jazz Quartet commenced
Guitarist Ed Bicket. still swings, proceedings after the intermis
despite his surroundings.
Max sion, continuing the high stan
Roach, resplendent in a jacket dards of music so evident this
that, resembled the back ‘of a particular evening. Vibist Milt
huge snake, led his quintet on Jackson seemed to be the crowd
and dug- into the hard sounds of favourite. Ln contrast to the pre
boppish Jazz. Five o’clock came vious
evening’s
programing,
on. No Toshiko, no mention or Thursday's schedule was set lip
excuse. Eh? Crime Doesn’t. Pay? perfectly. Each segment led up
Thursday night turned out to to the next, leaving- the onlooker
be everything that was expected to feel that greater things were
of it. Ruby Braff and his Quartet to happen. So it was left to the j
this night saw his well paced and great count Basie and his Orche- !
relaxed set of tunes put the tra. joined by Lambert, Hendricks J
crowd into the right, .frame of and Ross to climax and round out
mind. The audience was so recep the evening's music. To hear each
tive. that by the time vocalist on their own is a self satisfying
Sarah Vaughan appeared, with experience, but to witness the
the rains close behind, there was union of the two as one unit is
a notable lack of cursing of the like having- Anita Ekberg and
weather man. Sarah’s outstand Sophia Loren chasing you at the
ing contribution was a Quincy same time. "Everyday” was pro
Jones arrangement, of “Misty” bably the favourite selection,
(reference: “Vaughan and Vio during which the orchestra and
lins”—Mercury MG 20370). The The Trio were joined by blues
first half of the concert was ter shouter Joe Williams. This was
minated by the Miles Davis Sex the type of Jazz concert one
tet. Despite his indifference. dreams about, but rarely sees.
Miles played some great trumpet,
(To be continued)
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“hard school”
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a supporting cast of well known
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Road to Rome
THE
(Continued from Page One)
j
NEW
Saturday, August, 1, 1959^
CANA D I AN
THE NEW CANADIAN
OUR READERS WRITE
Authorized as second class m-vi
Post .Office Department Ot-V?
lives in the imagination. Here is the dry rock of history: stark,
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher, JERRv'igAn
fierce, filled with the vitality and thrust of pagan antiquity. And Re: National JCCA Hopes For A History
KAKE,. English Section Pdithere ds life, ephemeral and short, in the hundreds of small kittens
MORI, Japanese Section Edim- "X!
who leap from rock to rock, whose life-span is measured in terms Letter to Jesse Nishihata:
women. Who, then, can say that Advertising Manager.
'
of short years and not in. centuries. I have not seen such an enormous
history isn’t romantic ? Regard
SUBSCRIPTION
congregation of cats in any one place in my life.
Quote: •“From time to time, the ing the history of Japanese Can
$3.50 for 6 months, $6 per year
I do not think there is any place in the world where history confused ethnocentrism of Japa adians, it is the history of our
479 QUEEN ST. WEST,
.proclaims itself so magically, and yet the butt-ends of the present nese Canadians strikes such a mothers’ and fathers’ .struggles
enroach themselves so insistently. Even confronted by the splendour pose of false immodesty that I, in a strange and beautiful coun
EMpire 6-5005
of the Colosseum rising out of the earth, one is distracted by the for one, am very much annoyed try for which they relinquished
gelati (.ice-cream), souvenir and postcard vendors, all pushing at by it all.” This frank mew in home and security. Indeed, a
your sleeve, in their effort to make a few lire in a place where your letter-to-the-editor from the romantic and historical embarcagladiators fought, lacerated by suffering and death. And among July 29th issue of the NC does tion no one can deny.
the empty graves, the few mummified remains and the .intricate express my exact sentiments.
Irregardless of who writes the
(continued from page one)
articulations of white bone in the death-damp Catacombs, the ignor However, the expressed opinion Japanese Canadian history there
ant present has scribbled its initials and names.
of this writer is that of reversal is going to be a definite style and ter immediately after Pearl Har
But of course there is more to Rome than the storied rock and for your rebutting attitude truly ‘•journalistic human pitch”. No bor. Although* some ships were
marble and painting on both sides of the Tiber. The river itself lacks insight and contains, to a one can eliminate a certain sunk after collision in roils’ll
snakes and sweats, hot and still, through the heat-bludgeoned city. point, traits of sarcasm towards amount of his own personal feel water and fog, others allowed %
There are wide streets which swell out into ornate piazzas with the “inside story” of the Japa ings towards his subject.
The drift up on the beaches, and enfountains, narrow streets whose sidewalks are cluttered with dark, nese Canadian.
slated Ken Adachi is more than gine& ruined, it must, have been
butt-scarred tables where men lean wearily over cheap wine; leafy
Let us first gather our capable of writing “our story.” to the detached observer, a stirr
park-ilanes which cut through knots of men and women sprawled on thoughts. Your quite lengthy To preserve the deep-rooted Ja ing sight. But for the roughly
the grass, taking refuge from the noonday heat. Through all these “ism” words and spurts of Dylan panese Canadian feeling, it would 1800 fishermen and their families
roads bellows the wild traffic with utter abandon, observing no Thomas have failed to move me take a Japanese Canadian to what a wrenching experience to
speed limit, having few traffic signals to dampen the breakneck as your rather bosh interest- is write
years of toil and sacrifice
the history, for. who has have
ardour.
laid waste at one blow.
neither realistic nor is it sensible. felt what we have ?
In the stretching, endless hours from dawn to dusk I walked Quote. “What do we care for
The entire flux of character
And you ask why the National
and stopped and peered at old men in greasy underwear leaning out posterity?” and “Let’s not worry JCCA
and
event after Japan’s dawn
doesn’t sponsor literary
of windows, spinning out the anguish of lonely lives. Over their so much about the past—let s
attack
on Pearl Harbor comes
doorways, I read inscriptions reading "Ave Maria” and saw metal cultivate what we have” certain fellowships so the other merited close to the situation in a Kafka
could contribute. A good
crosses nailed to walls. A teen-age girl whose stomach hinted rather ly contradicts themselves. Yes, writers
idea.
But
you will remember in novel: of individuals and a group
unpoignantly of pregnancy approached me in a park and wanted to let’s cultivate what we have to March, 1958,
against ubiquitous and
when the History struggling
sell me some hair-shampoo. She asked for a few lire, a sum of money day—isn’t that extending your
elusive
powers.
What were the
that could not have paid for a drink on the posh Via Vittorio Veneto, views towards the future ? What committee sponsored a literary ‘dream-like experience’ (as one
contest, there were very few en
Rome’s swank and swigger-stick street.
we have today has been, molded tries received of which, only two, Nisei-writer recently put it) of
There is not much optimism, faith or feeling for the future in from former generations: what I understand were from Niseis. the ghost towns, the compulsory
the modern desolation and ruins of the .blatantly shabby sections of we have today will mold tomor The
Japanese Canadian creative sale of property, the steps to
Rome: not much real relation to the Roman Church and the old row’s generations. It is impos
wards compulsory deportation
nobility of Rome. Poverty becomes more apparent as one travels sible to detract ourselves from it. force is practically nothing due and repatriation, and the battle
further south down the peninsula, and the warm geniality of man As for the “History” not being to people, who, at every chance, that was carried to Canada’s
ners dissolves, in the small tobacco and grocery shops, into surly part of the generations to come expound from their soap-boxes Supreme Court and the Privy
grunts and -indifference. The gracious grazies and pregos and buon —hasn’t the past affected your and do nothing else!
It is my hope that the “His Council in London, but the
giornos of the north become less frequent as one reaches Rome.
life and mine? It appears to me tory” proposed by the National strange, weird stuff of unreality
At night, I would sit on the side of the fountains on the Via that you are not proud of your
and illogic? That such things had
Nazionale, one of Rome's main thoroughfares. The welling vitality heritage, and you are not proud JCCA will be a tremendous suc happened .seem incredible now.
of this great city quickens its pace in the nighttime, and often the to be a Japanese Canadian. It cess. It deserves the wholeheart But they were so real in terms
fountains, which make a lovely sight under the artificial lighting, is a general feeling, I am sure, ed support of all Japanese Cana of human waste and suffering
:
with their contorted designs of Neptunes and tritons and mvthic that we are a proud race. Proud dians.
and the impairment of values.
creatures, are the focal point of activity just as are the sidewalk of our people, their' works and
Sally Kamikawaji,
(To be Continued)
cafes of .Paris. There, the young Italians go to pursue their obses hardships and their accomplish
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sional pastime of girl-hunting just as the ancient Romans might ments to the present day. The
have used the time to practise turns of oratory.
grueling events that the Japa
There appears to be a sheer love of sex among- the Italians, the nese
Canadian people
went
it is a good policy to
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by any other people. The female, to the Italian male, is apparentlv criminations of the past, the feel : have the RIGHT POLICY
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on the other side of Buffalo. As East Coast, musicians: Julian
the
George
Arthur Quartet “Cannonball” Adderley, alto sax:
rambled on, I thought, “There’s Jimmy Heath, tenor sax; Wynton
still the others.” Then Ron Col Kelly, piano: Paul Chambers,
lier came on with his group, and bass; Jimmy Cobb, drums. The
started to emit, weird sounds. Modern Jazz Quartet commenced
Guitarist Ed Bicket. still swings, proceedings after the intermis
despite his surroundings.
Max sion, continuing the high stan
Roach, resplendent in a jacket dards of music so evident this
that, resembled the back ‘of a particular evening. Vibist Milt
huge snake, led his quintet on Jackson seemed to be the crowd
and dug- into the hard sounds of favourite. Ln contrast to the pre
boppish Jazz. Five o’clock came vious
evening’s
programing,
on. No Toshiko, no mention or Thursday's schedule was set lip
excuse. Eh? Crime Doesn’t. Pay? perfectly. Each segment led up
Thursday night turned out to to the next, leaving- the onlooker
be everything that was expected to feel that greater things were
of it. Ruby Braff and his Quartet to happen. So it was left to the j
this night saw his well paced and great count Basie and his Orche- !
relaxed set of tunes put the tra. joined by Lambert, Hendricks J
crowd into the right, .frame of and Ross to climax and round out
mind. The audience was so recep the evening's music. To hear each
tive. that by the time vocalist on their own is a self satisfying
Sarah Vaughan appeared, with experience, but to witness the
the rains close behind, there was union of the two as one unit is
a notable lack of cursing of the like having- Anita Ekberg and
weather man. Sarah’s outstand Sophia Loren chasing you at the
ing contribution was a Quincy same time. "Everyday” was pro
Jones arrangement, of “Misty” bably the favourite selection,
(reference: “Vaughan and Vio during which the orchestra and
lins”—Mercury MG 20370). The The Trio were joined by blues
first half of the concert was ter shouter Joe Williams. This was
minated by the Miles Davis Sex the type of Jazz concert one
tet. Despite his indifference. dreams about, but rarely sees.
Miles played some great trumpet,
(To be continued)
"leading-” his
“hard school”
group to some great Jazz. Won
derful support was given him by
a supporting cast of well known
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