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THE NEW CANADIAN
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
)
Vol. xxiii. — no. 3
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1960
Vancouver Council Takes
Need Legislation To
Broad View in Purchasing End Housing Color Bar
City Council's decision to buy
a small amount of Japanese steel
in preference to that made in
'Vancouver will probably provoke
.'some adverse comment.
* , Yet, it is encouraging to en•counter a broad and far-sighted
•'attitude of mind on the municip
ia! level. This was evident both
< in the council chamber debate
"'■••which preceded the vote and in
ithe vote itself.
TORONTO, ONT.
Kishi Asks Development
Of New Civilization
courage local industry at the pos
sible expense of our trade, or en
TOKYO. — Japanese
Prime
On a specific international
courage our trade at the expense
matter,
Kishi said the Japan-U.S.
of one branch of our local indusThe federal government should
Security
Treaty which will be
trv.
make it a condition of housingsigned
Jan.
.19 in Washington
Ti’ade won.
loans that builders practise no
was
aimed
at
placing relations
racial
discrimination
against
between
the
two
nations on an
Andrew Brewin, national
The amount of money involved buyers,
“
equal
footing
”
to
bring- about
is relatively negligible — only treasurer of the CCF, said.
greater
trust
and
cooperation.
Fie told the Toronto and Dis
$137, the difference between the trict
Kishi told his first news con
Labor council conference on
successful $1,237 estimate and human
ference
in the new year that he
rights that legislation is
the $1,374 bid by the next lowest needed to
has
no
intention
of resigning- as
stop discrimination.
tenderer.
prime
minister
after
the U.S."It is intolerable,” he said,
The principle is not negligible. ‘‘that
Japan
Security
Treaty
in
revised
The aidermen were not con
public funds should be used
It is this: We in B.C. must ex to enable private individuals to
form is signed in Washington this
cerned merely with the fact that
month.
'the Japanese bid was the lowest. port and we should recognize the make a profit out of housing they
essential
reciprocity
of
trade.
We
To the reporters who dog his
-Members based their attitudes,
offer to the public, but deny on
cannot
expect
the
Japanese
to
go
trail
24 hours of the day, Kishi
npro and con, on the important
racial grounds to certain Cana
on
buying
our
iron
ore,
coking
said
he believed the security
tissue as to whether we should endian citizens.”
coal and so on if we refuse to
treaty
in which Japan will for
He said Premier Frost should
buy products they offer us.
the
first
time have an equal voice
amend the legislation on discrim
To sell our lumber, our fish ination to include housing- accom
with the U.S. was not the “finish
and the products to be manufac modation.
line” but the “starting line” for
tured here some day as the re
him to keep on serving his coun
Mr. Brewin charged public
try.
sult of our huge power potential, works minister David Walker
we must be prepared to recognize “sheltered behind that old de
“1’11 quit if public opinion is
the export needs of our cus fence of reluctant politicians”
against me and there are reasons
TUCSON.—Henry Oyama, 33, tomers, of which Japan is one,
requiring- the resignation of my
’a native of Arizona, who teaches and to allow them to earn Cana when he said the government
cabinet,” Kishi said. “But I don’t
could do nothing about a Windsor
.high school in this city was dian dollars.
see any such indication so why
Negro who could not buy a house
'denied a license to wed Mary Ann
should 1 resign.”
$
^
built under a federal loan.
Jordan, 28, also of this city be
Kishi and his party will leave
Mr. Walker pleaded ‘‘‘lack of
cause of a law prohibiting- inter
There are other issues here, of
Tokyo
Jan. 16 for Washing-ton to
constitutional power,” Mr. Brewin
Nobusuke Kishi
racial marriage in the state of course.
sign
the
revised
U.S.-Japan
^Arizona.
One is the question as to said. “He should think again.
Security
treaty.
Kishi
and mem
‘‘He is a good enough lawyer for “the flowering and develop
The pair were turned down whether we are justified in as
bers
of
the
official
delegation
.when they applied for a license suming that the production of to be fully aware the government ment of the new civilization” will arrive in Washington Jan. 17.
recently.
steel will ever assume great in can impose conditions on Na born in the 1950’s.
The new U.S. Japanese security
Kishi, in his New Year’s mes
- Oyama and Miss Jordan, who dustrial importance here, or tional Housing act loans that
treatys
to be signed in Washing
nvorks for an airline company, whether we would be better off builders refrain from racial dis sage to the nation and the world, ton Jan. 19 erases the one-sided
crimination.
”
said the decade just ended had
- appealed their case to the Arizo exporting B.C. iron ore (in which
of the old occupationbeen the “dawn of a new civiliza provisions
na superior court.
Japan has long been interested)
tempered treaty and places the
tion” for all people though it was two nations on an equal basis,
The court did not issue an im- and continuing- to bring in the
marked with uncertainty and ten informed
* mediate decision.
steel which is made from it.
Japanese sources said.
sion over the future course of
- This is the second recent case
In certain instances a case may
The
sources
said the new pact
mankind.
Jin which a license was refused on be made out for the protection
and an administrative agreement
He said people everywhere is comparable in practically every
.<4 racial grounds here.
of infant industries, but only if
should
make the 1960’s the respect with those the United
In neighboring Nevada about a there is a reasonable hope that
flowering
period of the new States has with NATO nations
J year ago noted ILWU leader the infant will grow to healthy
civilization
which was brought on and with other countries in which
: Harry Bridges was denied a maturity.
by
the
advance
of science and U.S. troops are stationed.
J license to wed Nikki Sawada of
But we do not intend to debate
TOKYO. — Japan’s biggest technology.
y San Francisco because of a simi- that question now. The main post-war emigration
program
Japanese sources said these
Permanent peace,, he added,
| lar law in that state.
point is that our municipal legis that will see 1,400 of its young
were
the main provisions:
As a result of that incident, lators appear to have displayed a people leave for Brazil in the would guarantee mankind’s pros —The United States agreed to
. action was successfuly taken in statesmanslike attitude toward space of three years gets under perity and welfare because of the
consult Japan before it intro
that state to repeal the discrim- an important economic principle. way this month, the construction limitless advance of science.
duces nuclear weapons into this
, inatory law.
From The Vancouver Province ministry announced recently.
country.
The ministry said 96 youths from among members of Japan —The United States agreed to
will leave this month, part of a Industry
Development
Youth
consult Japan in time of war to
total of 280 Japanese to depart Camps throughout the country
(continued on page eight)
this year. This will be followed while the others will be chosen
by 485 in 1961 and 735 in 1962.
from applicants of the emigra
Almost one third of the youths tion program.
will be picked by the ministry
The project was originated by
the Agricultural Development
NORTON, Kan.—'Hajime Fuji- novelist, both in Japan, where he
Association
founded
in
Sao
- ta. author, critic, painter and was born, and in the United
SEATTLE. — Beginning last
Fujita had been a correspondent Paulo, Brazil, in 1957 in coopera
philosopher, is an almost-forgot States where he chose to live.
week,
the Japanese language was
for the Japanese-American Daily
ten man.
During the 56 years he has News in San Francisco, where he tion with the Japanese govern taught on Seattle’s education
ment.
His slight body—he weighs 81 lived in America, Fujita prob
channel, station CKTS-TV Chan
f - pounds, stands just a shade over ably has done as much as anyone had first settled, • even while
nel 9.
to school part time.
. 5 feet tall—is racked by tuber- to tell the Japanese people about going
The lessons, on Tuesdays and
During this time he wrote a
culosis. Now 78, he has spent the his adopted country.
Thursdays
at 8:30 p.m., is being
guide book of the U.S.A, for stu
; past 15 years of his life in sanitaught by Dr. Richard N. McKin
In books, magazine articles and dents and travelers, which was
: toriums—the last six years at newspaper stories, Fujita has told
non, assistant professor of Ja
in Tokyo in 1906.
TOKYO.—The Japan Tourist panese language and literature
( the Kansas State Sanitorium in the story of America to the Ja published
When he moved to New York Association predicted that an allNorton.
panese.
City in 1907 he continued to act time high of more than 200,000 at University of Washington.
Fujita once was a widelyDr. McKinnon has a B.A., M.A.,
as correspondent for the Daily foreign travelers will visit this
Arrived in 1903
'.n known newspaper writer and
and
PhD. from Harvard.
News. In his spare time, apart country this year.
This
will mark the first time
Fujita arrived in America on a from his English studies, which
The association said in a state that the Japanese language is
foggy morning in November, he continued, he began work on ment that more than 180,000
taught on Seattle’s education
1903, with a suitcase in one hand his second book.
tourists came to Japan during channel.
and a master’s degree in liter
1959. They spent more than $94
Picks Pen Name
ature from Waseda University,
million.
Tokyo, clutched in the other. But,
The association, which has
By this time he was becoming
it wasn’t long before he found known by his pen name. He chose branch offices in major points of
TOKYO.—The Japanese gov
OTTAWA.—Canada's partici himself in an elementary school, Seiho, meaning Green Mountain the world promote Japan’s tourist ernment will take steps later- this
pation in the food for peace pro studying to learn English.
in Japanese, as a reflection of his industry, said the number of visi month to return to Japanese
“I say to myself, where else philosophy of life.
gram will get under way later
tors last year was an increase of owners 73 billion yen ($288 mil
this month when Canadian repre- can I learn English? So, I start
He said, “I have great hope in 20 per cent over the previous lion) in jewels and precious
J seinatives visit Japan, India and from the ground and work up,” the nature of man.”
year. Tourist industry revenue metal confiscated by Allied occu; Indonesia as members of a wheat he said, with his characteristic
ration forces after World War
In 1915 Fujita returned to Ja was also up 24 per cent.
grin.
J utilization committee.
The association said interna Two.
pan to stay six months. He ar
Two years after he arrived in rived shortly after his second tional meetings held in Japan
The committee was established
The jewels were confiscated
at TLe Washington food for peace the States, Fujita’s father went book, “My Little Essay,” had during the past 12 months helped shortly after the end of the war
broke in the Japanese stock been published.
; conference last year.
Japan’s tourist industry.
and later were returned to the Ja
...
The mission's main job will be market, crash of 1905. This left
With an expected flow of panese finance mmistry.
They
Fujita returned to America
- to make recommendations on the him with little money, but with and an editorial position with the travelers visiting Japan next are stored at the Bank of Japan.
possibilities of increasing the use--a lot of determination, skill and Daily News in San Francisco. His year, the association said, many
Included -'-c 142 ten; of gold,
j 7 or wheat in underdeveloped coun- a will to make a living in an alien interest in travel brought an end new hotels, hostels and inns have 2,14u tons or saver, one ton of
’ tries to improve the nutritional land.
been built or are being completed platinum and 161,000 carats of
(continued on page eight) throughout the country.
~ level of the populations.
In order to make ends meet.
diamonds.
Against Buyers—Brewin
U.S. Nisei Rebuffed In
Marrying Caucasian
1,400 Young Japanese
Youths Leaving Home
To Settle in Brazil
Pioneer U.S. Issei Author Nearly Forgotten
; Man; Bed-ridden Fifteen Years by Tuberculosis
Japanese Language
Taught On Seattle TV
All-Time Tourist High
To Japan Seen This Year
Canada Aims to Expand
t Asian Use of Wheat To
Boost Nutritional Level
To Return J’s
THE NEW CANADIAN
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
)
Vol. xxiii. — no. 3
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1960
Vancouver Council Takes
Need Legislation To
Broad View in Purchasing End Housing Color Bar
City Council's decision to buy
a small amount of Japanese steel
in preference to that made in
'Vancouver will probably provoke
.'some adverse comment.
* , Yet, it is encouraging to en•counter a broad and far-sighted
•'attitude of mind on the municip
ia! level. This was evident both
< in the council chamber debate
"'■••which preceded the vote and in
ithe vote itself.
TORONTO, ONT.
Kishi Asks Development
Of New Civilization
courage local industry at the pos
sible expense of our trade, or en
TOKYO. — Japanese
Prime
On a specific international
courage our trade at the expense
matter,
Kishi said the Japan-U.S.
of one branch of our local indusThe federal government should
Security
Treaty which will be
trv.
make it a condition of housingsigned
Jan.
.19 in Washington
Ti’ade won.
loans that builders practise no
was
aimed
at
placing relations
racial
discrimination
against
between
the
two
nations on an
Andrew Brewin, national
The amount of money involved buyers,
“
equal
footing
”
to
bring- about
is relatively negligible — only treasurer of the CCF, said.
greater
trust
and
cooperation.
Fie told the Toronto and Dis
$137, the difference between the trict
Kishi told his first news con
Labor council conference on
successful $1,237 estimate and human
ference
in the new year that he
rights that legislation is
the $1,374 bid by the next lowest needed to
has
no
intention
of resigning- as
stop discrimination.
tenderer.
prime
minister
after
the U.S."It is intolerable,” he said,
The principle is not negligible. ‘‘that
Japan
Security
Treaty
in
revised
The aidermen were not con
public funds should be used
It is this: We in B.C. must ex to enable private individuals to
form is signed in Washington this
cerned merely with the fact that
month.
'the Japanese bid was the lowest. port and we should recognize the make a profit out of housing they
essential
reciprocity
of
trade.
We
To the reporters who dog his
-Members based their attitudes,
offer to the public, but deny on
cannot
expect
the
Japanese
to
go
trail
24 hours of the day, Kishi
npro and con, on the important
racial grounds to certain Cana
on
buying
our
iron
ore,
coking
said
he believed the security
tissue as to whether we should endian citizens.”
coal and so on if we refuse to
treaty
in which Japan will for
He said Premier Frost should
buy products they offer us.
the
first
time have an equal voice
amend the legislation on discrim
To sell our lumber, our fish ination to include housing- accom
with the U.S. was not the “finish
and the products to be manufac modation.
line” but the “starting line” for
tured here some day as the re
him to keep on serving his coun
Mr. Brewin charged public
try.
sult of our huge power potential, works minister David Walker
we must be prepared to recognize “sheltered behind that old de
“1’11 quit if public opinion is
the export needs of our cus fence of reluctant politicians”
against me and there are reasons
TUCSON.—Henry Oyama, 33, tomers, of which Japan is one,
requiring- the resignation of my
’a native of Arizona, who teaches and to allow them to earn Cana when he said the government
cabinet,” Kishi said. “But I don’t
could do nothing about a Windsor
.high school in this city was dian dollars.
see any such indication so why
Negro who could not buy a house
'denied a license to wed Mary Ann
should 1 resign.”
$
^
built under a federal loan.
Jordan, 28, also of this city be
Kishi and his party will leave
Mr. Walker pleaded ‘‘‘lack of
cause of a law prohibiting- inter
There are other issues here, of
Tokyo
Jan. 16 for Washing-ton to
constitutional power,” Mr. Brewin
Nobusuke Kishi
racial marriage in the state of course.
sign
the
revised
U.S.-Japan
^Arizona.
One is the question as to said. “He should think again.
Security
treaty.
Kishi
and mem
‘‘He is a good enough lawyer for “the flowering and develop
The pair were turned down whether we are justified in as
bers
of
the
official
delegation
.when they applied for a license suming that the production of to be fully aware the government ment of the new civilization” will arrive in Washington Jan. 17.
recently.
steel will ever assume great in can impose conditions on Na born in the 1950’s.
The new U.S. Japanese security
Kishi, in his New Year’s mes
- Oyama and Miss Jordan, who dustrial importance here, or tional Housing act loans that
treatys
to be signed in Washing
nvorks for an airline company, whether we would be better off builders refrain from racial dis sage to the nation and the world, ton Jan. 19 erases the one-sided
crimination.
”
said the decade just ended had
- appealed their case to the Arizo exporting B.C. iron ore (in which
of the old occupationbeen the “dawn of a new civiliza provisions
na superior court.
Japan has long been interested)
tempered treaty and places the
tion” for all people though it was two nations on an equal basis,
The court did not issue an im- and continuing- to bring in the
marked with uncertainty and ten informed
* mediate decision.
steel which is made from it.
Japanese sources said.
sion over the future course of
- This is the second recent case
In certain instances a case may
The
sources
said the new pact
mankind.
Jin which a license was refused on be made out for the protection
and an administrative agreement
He said people everywhere is comparable in practically every
.<4 racial grounds here.
of infant industries, but only if
should
make the 1960’s the respect with those the United
In neighboring Nevada about a there is a reasonable hope that
flowering
period of the new States has with NATO nations
J year ago noted ILWU leader the infant will grow to healthy
civilization
which was brought on and with other countries in which
: Harry Bridges was denied a maturity.
by
the
advance
of science and U.S. troops are stationed.
J license to wed Nikki Sawada of
But we do not intend to debate
TOKYO. — Japan’s biggest technology.
y San Francisco because of a simi- that question now. The main post-war emigration
program
Japanese sources said these
Permanent peace,, he added,
| lar law in that state.
point is that our municipal legis that will see 1,400 of its young
were
the main provisions:
As a result of that incident, lators appear to have displayed a people leave for Brazil in the would guarantee mankind’s pros —The United States agreed to
. action was successfuly taken in statesmanslike attitude toward space of three years gets under perity and welfare because of the
consult Japan before it intro
that state to repeal the discrim- an important economic principle. way this month, the construction limitless advance of science.
duces nuclear weapons into this
, inatory law.
From The Vancouver Province ministry announced recently.
country.
The ministry said 96 youths from among members of Japan —The United States agreed to
will leave this month, part of a Industry
Development
Youth
consult Japan in time of war to
total of 280 Japanese to depart Camps throughout the country
(continued on page eight)
this year. This will be followed while the others will be chosen
by 485 in 1961 and 735 in 1962.
from applicants of the emigra
Almost one third of the youths tion program.
will be picked by the ministry
The project was originated by
the Agricultural Development
NORTON, Kan.—'Hajime Fuji- novelist, both in Japan, where he
Association
founded
in
Sao
- ta. author, critic, painter and was born, and in the United
SEATTLE. — Beginning last
Fujita had been a correspondent Paulo, Brazil, in 1957 in coopera
philosopher, is an almost-forgot States where he chose to live.
week,
the Japanese language was
for the Japanese-American Daily
ten man.
During the 56 years he has News in San Francisco, where he tion with the Japanese govern taught on Seattle’s education
ment.
His slight body—he weighs 81 lived in America, Fujita prob
channel, station CKTS-TV Chan
f - pounds, stands just a shade over ably has done as much as anyone had first settled, • even while
nel 9.
to school part time.
. 5 feet tall—is racked by tuber- to tell the Japanese people about going
The lessons, on Tuesdays and
During this time he wrote a
culosis. Now 78, he has spent the his adopted country.
Thursdays
at 8:30 p.m., is being
guide book of the U.S.A, for stu
; past 15 years of his life in sanitaught by Dr. Richard N. McKin
In books, magazine articles and dents and travelers, which was
: toriums—the last six years at newspaper stories, Fujita has told
non, assistant professor of Ja
in Tokyo in 1906.
TOKYO.—The Japan Tourist panese language and literature
( the Kansas State Sanitorium in the story of America to the Ja published
When he moved to New York Association predicted that an allNorton.
panese.
City in 1907 he continued to act time high of more than 200,000 at University of Washington.
Fujita once was a widelyDr. McKinnon has a B.A., M.A.,
as correspondent for the Daily foreign travelers will visit this
Arrived in 1903
'.n known newspaper writer and
and
PhD. from Harvard.
News. In his spare time, apart country this year.
This
will mark the first time
Fujita arrived in America on a from his English studies, which
The association said in a state that the Japanese language is
foggy morning in November, he continued, he began work on ment that more than 180,000
taught on Seattle’s education
1903, with a suitcase in one hand his second book.
tourists came to Japan during channel.
and a master’s degree in liter
1959. They spent more than $94
Picks Pen Name
ature from Waseda University,
million.
Tokyo, clutched in the other. But,
The association, which has
By this time he was becoming
it wasn’t long before he found known by his pen name. He chose branch offices in major points of
TOKYO.—The Japanese gov
OTTAWA.—Canada's partici himself in an elementary school, Seiho, meaning Green Mountain the world promote Japan’s tourist ernment will take steps later- this
pation in the food for peace pro studying to learn English.
in Japanese, as a reflection of his industry, said the number of visi month to return to Japanese
“I say to myself, where else philosophy of life.
gram will get under way later
tors last year was an increase of owners 73 billion yen ($288 mil
this month when Canadian repre- can I learn English? So, I start
He said, “I have great hope in 20 per cent over the previous lion) in jewels and precious
J seinatives visit Japan, India and from the ground and work up,” the nature of man.”
year. Tourist industry revenue metal confiscated by Allied occu; Indonesia as members of a wheat he said, with his characteristic
ration forces after World War
In 1915 Fujita returned to Ja was also up 24 per cent.
grin.
J utilization committee.
The association said interna Two.
pan to stay six months. He ar
Two years after he arrived in rived shortly after his second tional meetings held in Japan
The committee was established
The jewels were confiscated
at TLe Washington food for peace the States, Fujita’s father went book, “My Little Essay,” had during the past 12 months helped shortly after the end of the war
broke in the Japanese stock been published.
; conference last year.
Japan’s tourist industry.
and later were returned to the Ja
...
The mission's main job will be market, crash of 1905. This left
With an expected flow of panese finance mmistry.
They
Fujita returned to America
- to make recommendations on the him with little money, but with and an editorial position with the travelers visiting Japan next are stored at the Bank of Japan.
possibilities of increasing the use--a lot of determination, skill and Daily News in San Francisco. His year, the association said, many
Included -'-c 142 ten; of gold,
j 7 or wheat in underdeveloped coun- a will to make a living in an alien interest in travel brought an end new hotels, hostels and inns have 2,14u tons or saver, one ton of
’ tries to improve the nutritional land.
been built or are being completed platinum and 161,000 carats of
(continued on page eight) throughout the country.
~ level of the populations.
In order to make ends meet.
diamonds.
Against Buyers—Brewin
U.S. Nisei Rebuffed In
Marrying Caucasian
1,400 Young Japanese
Youths Leaving Home
To Settle in Brazil
Pioneer U.S. Issei Author Nearly Forgotten
; Man; Bed-ridden Fifteen Years by Tuberculosis
Japanese Language
Taught On Seattle TV
All-Time Tourist High
To Japan Seen This Year
Canada Aims to Expand
t Asian Use of Wheat To
Boost Nutritional Level
To Return J’s
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Books at Kameoka
tfates &nd ^Gings
ii
Intelligibility and Philosophy
Nothingness Three Philoso-
5^
Trans, and introduced by R.
Schiuzinger in collaboration with
I. Koyama and T. Kojima. MaruVANCOUVER.—As a. means not too unhappy about the mag
“For housewives and working- tor Mr. L. Oesterle), Mosaic Til zen Co., Ltd. From Gabriel Mar
of vanning games, the Japanese. nitude of their loss in Victoria.
girls, West Toronto YWCA pre ing (instructress Mrs. J. Mohr), cel’s Recommendation: The Eng
Olympic Hockey team has a long He explained that the idea of sents a 10-week series “Charm Painting- (instructress Miss S. lish speaking philosophers will
way to go. But as a thing of this pre-Olympic tour is not to by Choice” and “Art by Choice”. Takashima) and French Conver welcome the translation of the
beauty, it has arrived.
Held each Tuesday evening sation (Miss J. Molin).
“Intelligible World” by K. Nishi
win all the games they can, but
from
8-10:45
P.M.,
you
may
da, who is unanimously consider
A
new
beauty
and
charm
The games currently' being to learn all they can in hockey
choose
sculpture
in
wax
(instruced
as the most distinguished and
course
will
feature
specialists
in
played in B.C. only result in the techniques.
representative
powerful influence
makeup,
hair
style,
fashion,
body
trouncing- of the visitors as the
“We knew your professional
culture, social work, psychiatry on the philosophical life in vari
Japanese players, built like the hockey was fast and rough.” Mr.
and medicine, a beauty gym in ous Japanese universities. Who
average Canadian juvenile phy Tsuji remarked. “But "this is
cluding gymnastics with music ever is interested in the general
sically, do not know how to body- faster and rougher than we ex
under the direction of Mrs. R. interplay of ideas throughout the
check and they abstain from hold pected.”
Law
(a pupil of Weekman) is world will be anxious to find out
ing.
Bound for their first crack at
available
to all after the art and how an original philosopher in
Olympic
competition,
the
Japa
Speed, skating ability and
HAMILTON.—The Kyowakai charm courses.
the Far East reacts to Western
nese
have
played
international
agility are the basic require
and Hamilton JCCA sponsored
dialectical
thinking and contrives
Come to the YWCA. 3179 Dun
ments. Muscle, meaness and big hockey on only one other occa annual Keiro Shimbokukai (getto
adapt
it
to Asiatic mentalitv.
sion—in the 1957 world amateur together of celebrating- the new das Street West (at St. John’s
elbows don’t count.
Road)
or
call
RO.
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On the plus side of the Japa championships in Moscow.
year and paying- respect to the
Although there is little danger elders), will be held on Saturday. tration was last evening hownese hockey ledger is their ex
Japanese Cookbook. By
cellent skating and their ability of their winning an Olympic title, January 16th, from 7:00 P.M. at ever, still possible until January Aya
Kagawa.
164pp.
Japan
19th
if
the
courses
are
not
filled.
to get the job done without re they should win more friends the Hungarian Hall, 242 North
Travel Bureau. $3.00. Wa
sorting to the brutish habits that than it will influence champion James Street.
in the garden of Eden who first
ships, but its successors may do
mar Canadian hockey.
The gathering- will also com
discovered that ‘“the way to a
On the negative side is their better. Mr. Tsuji said Japanese bine the welcome party for Con
man’s heart is; through his
lack of fundamentals—their de youngsters are now taking- up the sul I. Katakami of the Toronto
Ccontinued on page eight)
fensive positions are bad; they try game at the age of 6 (most of Japanese Consulate. Admission
the
players
on
his
club
didn
’
t
to forecheck but get themselves
is $1.50. Persons who wish to at
trapped doing it; they seldom use start until they were into their tend can purchase tickets from
VANCOUVER.
The
the boards for passin and they teens), there are 40 junioi- and the members of the Kyowakai or Buddhist School Teachers elected
senior
teams
in
the
country
and
are unfamiliar with the dropHamilton JCCA.
Sue Koyanagi as its supervisor
in Tokyo alone there are now 15
pass.
following
the executive election
But they are going to learn, rinks.
on
December
6, 1959.
Female Help Wanted
According to the press releases
make no mistake about it.
Those
elected
to assist her for
issued
by
the
Japanese
team
their
A GIRL CLERK wanted for grocery
That eminent judge of hockey
th? 1960 term are:
store. Full time. Phone RU. 3-6222 (Tor
flesh, Fred ‘‘Cyclone” Taylor, strength is just a vague image
Secretary-treasurer, Keiko Ya onto).
said after one game, “The Japa of the real thing.
da;
Keiko Kojima and Molly Hat
Consider the following thumb
nese players have a little bit of
Domestic Help Wanted
tori
as its social convenors.
MONTREAL.
—
The
McGill
Ni
everything but not quite enough nail sketches:
—VBSS EXCEPTIONALLY good cook, male or
sei Campus Club’s a n n u a 1
of any one thing.”
Shoichi Tomita—He is rather Scholarship dance will be held on
female, required for private modern re
Near the end of one game, one small, but his goal tending is re Saturday, January 16th, at the
sidence. Good pay and working con
of their defenseman wheeled puted as invincible, and it has Students’ Union Ballroom, 690
ditions. Experienced, neat appearance
and knowledge of English essential.
around and stuck his rear end in been circulated broadly since his Sherbrooke Street West.
Would also consider married couple to
front of an All-Star player. He student days that he is very
The Toronto JCCA Bridge Club employ. Wife as cook and husband as
Admission is $1.50 per person,
missed by yards but it showed strong in the big games.”
or vice-versa. State age, sum
with a special rate of $1.00 per will not be meeting on Thursday, houseman
mary of past experience and salary ex
he has been watching Canadian
Atsuo Irie—“He is a fresh student, and $2.50 per couple. En January 14th as previously re pected to Box 10, The New Canadian.
hockey.
player. His dash is smart and tertainment and prizes for your ported. As an important commit
S135-S150 monthly.
Private room and
Junzo Tsuji, a gentle, little shot is strong.”
pleasure from 8:00 P.M. until ment arose, the date has been bath
for a girl who enjoys cooking.
man who speaks excellent Eng
changed
to
tonight,
January
Modern stainless steel kitchen with dish
Shigeru Shimada — “He ‘s 12:00 P.M. See you all there!
lish and is the manager of the
13th, at 8:00 P.M., at 415 Spadi washer, freezer and built-in stove. Help
—
Noreen
^Koyama,
Sec.
rather
small,
but
is
an
active
de
visiting team, said during an incare for one 6-month old baby. Daily
na Avenue (second floor).
cleaning- help kept. Phone HU. 1-8906
terview, he and his charges were fence player, and his power is
(Toronto).
highly reputed.
He is a trifle
iiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
shortcoming on defence but is one
GIRL for mother's helper in modern
friendly home. Phone HU. 7-2676 (Tor
of the smart players.”
onto).
OFFICE
RESIDENCE
Jooji
Iwaoka
—
“
He
is
a
veter
EM. 4-1334
2 Vesta Drive
A MODERN home requires a mother's
an. Recently, he has been mak iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiEiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiinii!i
EM. 4-1335
HUdson 5-1365
helper, private room and bath, char
ing progress in playing and is a RESULTS OF THE 7TH ANNUAL LETH
kept. Two children. Phone BA. 5-8696,
mental player.”
173 Old Yonge St., Willowdale, Ontario.
BRIDGE JCCA 5-PIN BOWLING TOUR
January
NAMENT. DEC. 26, 1959: Top honors at
Kunito
Takagi
—
“
He
is
a
fresh
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
the 7th annual Boxing Day Bowling 16—Hamilton. Annual Keiro Shimboku
Male Help Wanted
defence
player.
His
weight
and
Tournament
was taken by Dick Motokai at Hungarian Hall, 242 James St.
NOTARY PUBLIC
dependable defence is very pro- kado and mates: Amy Tomita, Joan
N. 7 p.m. Kyowaki and Hamilton JCCA CAPABLE;man able to supervise 40 peo
Sonny Ohama and Stan Shimo
ple on production of plastic moulding
sponsored event.
1008 Northern Ontario Building
mising. He is also a leading Adachi,
zawa with a total of 2973.
16—Montreal. Campus Club Scholarship and lead wire assemblies. Phone LE.
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
player of baseball.”
Taber Safety Pins, including Ken Ku6-6388 on Wednesday or Fridays from
Dance at McGill Union.
rio. Ruth Shigehiro, Ruth Laurie, Sat 16—Montreal. Homemaker's Club's New 8-10 P.M. (Toronto).
TORONTO
Following their game in Kam- Nagata
and Mils Nagata were runnersYear Party at Community Centre.
lor bachelor execu
loops tonight, they head east for up in the "A'' event with a 2772 total. 20—
Toronto. National JCCA executive COOK-HOUSEMAN
tive is compact beautiful quiet home.
The "B" event winner was the team
meeting
at
415
Spadina
Ave.
8:00
p.m.
Calgary,
Lethbridge,
Regina of Tom and Sumi Medoruma, Yumi Ta
Location north of Eglinton.
Live in,
sharp.
liberal time off. Chauffeur's licence
it is a good policy to
Brandon, Winnipeg, Kenora and shiro, Tosh Kanashiro and Harold Ni 23—Toronto. Nisei Students' Club's an necessary.
$160.00 a month. Phone Mrs.
shikawa with a total 2828 pins. The
have- the RIGHT POLICY
nual Glenn Miller Nite Dance at UNF Pollard at EM. 4-1411 (Toronto).
! Fort William before moving into Calgarians with Tokio Hori, Mitzie and
Hall. $1.25, 8:30-12.
Consult
Fujimoto, Rosie and Sho Naga
the United States for more exhi Knobby
ta were runners-up with 2785.
F ebruary
Amy Tomita dominated the ladies'
bitions.
WALES and DUNCAN
is
Over Publicized Japanese Hockey Squad Poor In
Winning But Tops With Fans on Sportsmanship
of
Charm Courses For Housewives Begin at YWCA
0
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i’-g
JCCA-Kyowakai Sponsor
Keiro Shimbokukai
1
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f
I
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Sue Koyanayi is Elected
To Head Vancouver
Buddhist Teachers
£
CLASSIFIED
Montreal Students Plan
Annual Dance Jan. 16th
Bridge Hite Changed
KEG NEWS
INSURANCE AGENTS
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
YONEMITSU i
Watch Repair Shop
HO. 5-3652 — Res: LE. 2-7445
&
IDEAL FACILITIES
WEDDINGS
section winning the high single, triple
and average with 316, 728 and 218 re
spectively.
Roy Sassa took the high average and
triple in. the men's section with 363 and
823 respectively. The high average was
taken by Ken Kurio with 238.
In the mens’ doubles competition, the
top prizes were taken by Yosh and Kiyo
I Chaki with 1518. Second prize went to
Muney Sameshima and Rov Sassa with
t 1429.
The mixed doubles competition was a
close race to the last pin as Joan Adachi and Sai Nagaia won over Sumi and
| Tom Medoruma with scores of 1455 and
i 1454 respectively.
I This tournament is an annual Boxing
I Day event which takes place in Leth
bridge, Alta. This year, we were pleas। ed to have bowlers from Edmonton and
Rainer, as well as Calgary, Taber Coal
dale, and of course, from our local
league. At this time, we would like to
acknowledge that the trophies for the
ladies and mens' high averages were
donated by the Lethbridge Bowaldrome.
328 Broadview Ave., Toronto
SOaALS
Lucien C. Kurata
Consider trie advantages of
CHINA HOUSE'S New magnifi
cent Banquet Rooms, large
Dancing Hall, Free Parking,
Reasonable Prices. No finer
facilities anywhere.
B AREISTEB and SOLICITOB
NOTARY PUBLIC
Suite 513 Temple Building
52 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO
EM. 6-0953
Res.: RO. 7-3427
—Helen Ikebuchi
CALENDAR
2—Toronto. TJCCA monthly meeting at
415 Spadina Ave. Last meeting of old
executive, everyone please attend.
12—Toronto. Toronto
Buddhist
YBA
sponsored annual
Miss
Valentine
Dance and Contest at UNF Hall.
20—Toronto. Toronto JCCA General Elec
tion tentatively set at Buddhist Church
Hall. All executives and public are
urged to attend.
refreshments.
Entertainment
and
1384^2 Queen W.
Toronto
LE. 2-6378
MACHINE GO.
H. S. TSURUDA
(Japanese Canadian Agent)
35 Rowntree Ave., TORONTO
RO. B-0673
284.* TONOl »Til IT, TORONTO, ONT.
CUBA HOUSE
| th
Cantonese & Mandarin
u of t nisei students' club
plus
presents
Steaks, Roasts, Lobsters
925 Eglinton Ave., W.
Toronto
Information, Reservation
And Free Phone Delivery
RU. 1-9123
lleui World Hotel
Glenn Miller Nite
Prop. Y. Fujiwara
saturday, January 23, I960
“A Friendly House”
8:30-12
S1.25
Prizes & Entertainment
MU. 2-9964
UNF Hall
396 Powell St
Vancouver, B.C,
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NEW
SPORTS
Books at Kameoka
tfates &nd ^Gings
ii
Intelligibility and Philosophy
Nothingness Three Philoso-
5^
Trans, and introduced by R.
Schiuzinger in collaboration with
I. Koyama and T. Kojima. MaruVANCOUVER.—As a. means not too unhappy about the mag
“For housewives and working- tor Mr. L. Oesterle), Mosaic Til zen Co., Ltd. From Gabriel Mar
of vanning games, the Japanese. nitude of their loss in Victoria.
girls, West Toronto YWCA pre ing (instructress Mrs. J. Mohr), cel’s Recommendation: The Eng
Olympic Hockey team has a long He explained that the idea of sents a 10-week series “Charm Painting- (instructress Miss S. lish speaking philosophers will
way to go. But as a thing of this pre-Olympic tour is not to by Choice” and “Art by Choice”. Takashima) and French Conver welcome the translation of the
beauty, it has arrived.
Held each Tuesday evening sation (Miss J. Molin).
“Intelligible World” by K. Nishi
win all the games they can, but
from
8-10:45
P.M.,
you
may
da, who is unanimously consider
A
new
beauty
and
charm
The games currently' being to learn all they can in hockey
choose
sculpture
in
wax
(instruced
as the most distinguished and
course
will
feature
specialists
in
played in B.C. only result in the techniques.
representative
powerful influence
makeup,
hair
style,
fashion,
body
trouncing- of the visitors as the
“We knew your professional
culture, social work, psychiatry on the philosophical life in vari
Japanese players, built like the hockey was fast and rough.” Mr.
and medicine, a beauty gym in ous Japanese universities. Who
average Canadian juvenile phy Tsuji remarked. “But "this is
cluding gymnastics with music ever is interested in the general
sically, do not know how to body- faster and rougher than we ex
under the direction of Mrs. R. interplay of ideas throughout the
check and they abstain from hold pected.”
Law
(a pupil of Weekman) is world will be anxious to find out
ing.
Bound for their first crack at
available
to all after the art and how an original philosopher in
Olympic
competition,
the
Japa
Speed, skating ability and
HAMILTON.—The Kyowakai charm courses.
the Far East reacts to Western
nese
have
played
international
agility are the basic require
and Hamilton JCCA sponsored
dialectical
thinking and contrives
Come to the YWCA. 3179 Dun
ments. Muscle, meaness and big hockey on only one other occa annual Keiro Shimbokukai (getto
adapt
it
to Asiatic mentalitv.
sion—in the 1957 world amateur together of celebrating- the new das Street West (at St. John’s
elbows don’t count.
Road)
or
call
RO.
*
*
*
On the plus side of the Japa championships in Moscow.
year and paying- respect to the
Although there is little danger elders), will be held on Saturday. tration was last evening hownese hockey ledger is their ex
Japanese Cookbook. By
cellent skating and their ability of their winning an Olympic title, January 16th, from 7:00 P.M. at ever, still possible until January Aya
Kagawa.
164pp.
Japan
19th
if
the
courses
are
not
filled.
to get the job done without re they should win more friends the Hungarian Hall, 242 North
Travel Bureau. $3.00. Wa
sorting to the brutish habits that than it will influence champion James Street.
in the garden of Eden who first
ships, but its successors may do
mar Canadian hockey.
The gathering- will also com
discovered that ‘“the way to a
On the negative side is their better. Mr. Tsuji said Japanese bine the welcome party for Con
man’s heart is; through his
lack of fundamentals—their de youngsters are now taking- up the sul I. Katakami of the Toronto
Ccontinued on page eight)
fensive positions are bad; they try game at the age of 6 (most of Japanese Consulate. Admission
the
players
on
his
club
didn
’
t
to forecheck but get themselves
is $1.50. Persons who wish to at
trapped doing it; they seldom use start until they were into their tend can purchase tickets from
VANCOUVER.
The
the boards for passin and they teens), there are 40 junioi- and the members of the Kyowakai or Buddhist School Teachers elected
senior
teams
in
the
country
and
are unfamiliar with the dropHamilton JCCA.
Sue Koyanagi as its supervisor
in Tokyo alone there are now 15
pass.
following
the executive election
But they are going to learn, rinks.
on
December
6, 1959.
Female Help Wanted
According to the press releases
make no mistake about it.
Those
elected
to assist her for
issued
by
the
Japanese
team
their
A GIRL CLERK wanted for grocery
That eminent judge of hockey
th? 1960 term are:
store. Full time. Phone RU. 3-6222 (Tor
flesh, Fred ‘‘Cyclone” Taylor, strength is just a vague image
Secretary-treasurer, Keiko Ya onto).
said after one game, “The Japa of the real thing.
da;
Keiko Kojima and Molly Hat
Consider the following thumb
nese players have a little bit of
Domestic Help Wanted
tori
as its social convenors.
MONTREAL.
—
The
McGill
Ni
everything but not quite enough nail sketches:
—VBSS EXCEPTIONALLY good cook, male or
sei Campus Club’s a n n u a 1
of any one thing.”
Shoichi Tomita—He is rather Scholarship dance will be held on
female, required for private modern re
Near the end of one game, one small, but his goal tending is re Saturday, January 16th, at the
sidence. Good pay and working con
of their defenseman wheeled puted as invincible, and it has Students’ Union Ballroom, 690
ditions. Experienced, neat appearance
and knowledge of English essential.
around and stuck his rear end in been circulated broadly since his Sherbrooke Street West.
Would also consider married couple to
front of an All-Star player. He student days that he is very
The Toronto JCCA Bridge Club employ. Wife as cook and husband as
Admission is $1.50 per person,
missed by yards but it showed strong in the big games.”
or vice-versa. State age, sum
with a special rate of $1.00 per will not be meeting on Thursday, houseman
mary of past experience and salary ex
he has been watching Canadian
Atsuo Irie—“He is a fresh student, and $2.50 per couple. En January 14th as previously re pected to Box 10, The New Canadian.
hockey.
player. His dash is smart and tertainment and prizes for your ported. As an important commit
S135-S150 monthly.
Private room and
Junzo Tsuji, a gentle, little shot is strong.”
pleasure from 8:00 P.M. until ment arose, the date has been bath
for a girl who enjoys cooking.
man who speaks excellent Eng
changed
to
tonight,
January
Modern stainless steel kitchen with dish
Shigeru Shimada — “He ‘s 12:00 P.M. See you all there!
lish and is the manager of the
13th, at 8:00 P.M., at 415 Spadi washer, freezer and built-in stove. Help
—
Noreen
^Koyama,
Sec.
rather
small,
but
is
an
active
de
visiting team, said during an incare for one 6-month old baby. Daily
na Avenue (second floor).
cleaning- help kept. Phone HU. 1-8906
terview, he and his charges were fence player, and his power is
(Toronto).
highly reputed.
He is a trifle
iiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
shortcoming on defence but is one
GIRL for mother's helper in modern
friendly home. Phone HU. 7-2676 (Tor
of the smart players.”
onto).
OFFICE
RESIDENCE
Jooji
Iwaoka
—
“
He
is
a
veter
EM. 4-1334
2 Vesta Drive
A MODERN home requires a mother's
an. Recently, he has been mak iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiEiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiinii!i
EM. 4-1335
HUdson 5-1365
helper, private room and bath, char
ing progress in playing and is a RESULTS OF THE 7TH ANNUAL LETH
kept. Two children. Phone BA. 5-8696,
mental player.”
173 Old Yonge St., Willowdale, Ontario.
BRIDGE JCCA 5-PIN BOWLING TOUR
January
NAMENT. DEC. 26, 1959: Top honors at
Kunito
Takagi
—
“
He
is
a
fresh
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
the 7th annual Boxing Day Bowling 16—Hamilton. Annual Keiro Shimboku
Male Help Wanted
defence
player.
His
weight
and
Tournament
was taken by Dick Motokai at Hungarian Hall, 242 James St.
NOTARY PUBLIC
dependable defence is very pro- kado and mates: Amy Tomita, Joan
N. 7 p.m. Kyowaki and Hamilton JCCA CAPABLE;man able to supervise 40 peo
Sonny Ohama and Stan Shimo
ple on production of plastic moulding
sponsored event.
1008 Northern Ontario Building
mising. He is also a leading Adachi,
zawa with a total of 2973.
16—Montreal. Campus Club Scholarship and lead wire assemblies. Phone LE.
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
player of baseball.”
Taber Safety Pins, including Ken Ku6-6388 on Wednesday or Fridays from
Dance at McGill Union.
rio. Ruth Shigehiro, Ruth Laurie, Sat 16—Montreal. Homemaker's Club's New 8-10 P.M. (Toronto).
TORONTO
Following their game in Kam- Nagata
and Mils Nagata were runnersYear Party at Community Centre.
lor bachelor execu
loops tonight, they head east for up in the "A'' event with a 2772 total. 20—
Toronto. National JCCA executive COOK-HOUSEMAN
tive is compact beautiful quiet home.
The "B" event winner was the team
meeting
at
415
Spadina
Ave.
8:00
p.m.
Calgary,
Lethbridge,
Regina of Tom and Sumi Medoruma, Yumi Ta
Location north of Eglinton.
Live in,
sharp.
liberal time off. Chauffeur's licence
it is a good policy to
Brandon, Winnipeg, Kenora and shiro, Tosh Kanashiro and Harold Ni 23—Toronto. Nisei Students' Club's an necessary.
$160.00 a month. Phone Mrs.
shikawa with a total 2828 pins. The
have- the RIGHT POLICY
nual Glenn Miller Nite Dance at UNF Pollard at EM. 4-1411 (Toronto).
! Fort William before moving into Calgarians with Tokio Hori, Mitzie and
Hall. $1.25, 8:30-12.
Consult
Fujimoto, Rosie and Sho Naga
the United States for more exhi Knobby
ta were runners-up with 2785.
F ebruary
Amy Tomita dominated the ladies'
bitions.
WALES and DUNCAN
is
Over Publicized Japanese Hockey Squad Poor In
Winning But Tops With Fans on Sportsmanship
of
Charm Courses For Housewives Begin at YWCA
0
51
58
i’-g
JCCA-Kyowakai Sponsor
Keiro Shimbokukai
1
t
f
I
CT
Sue Koyanayi is Elected
To Head Vancouver
Buddhist Teachers
£
CLASSIFIED
Montreal Students Plan
Annual Dance Jan. 16th
Bridge Hite Changed
KEG NEWS
INSURANCE AGENTS
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
YONEMITSU i
Watch Repair Shop
HO. 5-3652 — Res: LE. 2-7445
&
IDEAL FACILITIES
WEDDINGS
section winning the high single, triple
and average with 316, 728 and 218 re
spectively.
Roy Sassa took the high average and
triple in. the men's section with 363 and
823 respectively. The high average was
taken by Ken Kurio with 238.
In the mens’ doubles competition, the
top prizes were taken by Yosh and Kiyo
I Chaki with 1518. Second prize went to
Muney Sameshima and Rov Sassa with
t 1429.
The mixed doubles competition was a
close race to the last pin as Joan Adachi and Sai Nagaia won over Sumi and
| Tom Medoruma with scores of 1455 and
i 1454 respectively.
I This tournament is an annual Boxing
I Day event which takes place in Leth
bridge, Alta. This year, we were pleas। ed to have bowlers from Edmonton and
Rainer, as well as Calgary, Taber Coal
dale, and of course, from our local
league. At this time, we would like to
acknowledge that the trophies for the
ladies and mens' high averages were
donated by the Lethbridge Bowaldrome.
328 Broadview Ave., Toronto
SOaALS
Lucien C. Kurata
Consider trie advantages of
CHINA HOUSE'S New magnifi
cent Banquet Rooms, large
Dancing Hall, Free Parking,
Reasonable Prices. No finer
facilities anywhere.
B AREISTEB and SOLICITOB
NOTARY PUBLIC
Suite 513 Temple Building
52 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO
EM. 6-0953
Res.: RO. 7-3427
—Helen Ikebuchi
CALENDAR
2—Toronto. TJCCA monthly meeting at
415 Spadina Ave. Last meeting of old
executive, everyone please attend.
12—Toronto. Toronto
Buddhist
YBA
sponsored annual
Miss
Valentine
Dance and Contest at UNF Hall.
20—Toronto. Toronto JCCA General Elec
tion tentatively set at Buddhist Church
Hall. All executives and public are
urged to attend.
refreshments.
Entertainment
and
1384^2 Queen W.
Toronto
LE. 2-6378
MACHINE GO.
H. S. TSURUDA
(Japanese Canadian Agent)
35 Rowntree Ave., TORONTO
RO. B-0673
284.* TONOl »Til IT, TORONTO, ONT.
CUBA HOUSE
| th
Cantonese & Mandarin
u of t nisei students' club
plus
presents
Steaks, Roasts, Lobsters
925 Eglinton Ave., W.
Toronto
Information, Reservation
And Free Phone Delivery
RU. 1-9123
lleui World Hotel
Glenn Miller Nite
Prop. Y. Fujiwara
saturday, January 23, I960
“A Friendly House”
8:30-12
S1.25
Prizes & Entertainment
MU. 2-9964
UNF Hall
396 Powell St
Vancouver, B.C,
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PAGE 8
Wednesday, January 13, 1960
U.S. Issei Author
The NC Stork Derby
to that job in 1917.
and the Santa Fe camp in New
While Fujita traveled he wrote Mexico.
Deadline is Jan. 16th
for several papers, including the
Although Fujita gained wide
(continued from page one)
Colorado Times, a daily Japanese
language paper still being pub
lished in Denver.
Novels, essays, short stories,
histories and nearly anything else
his agile mind and quick fingers
could put down on paper began
to pour from the presses for the
next decade.
His work includes 12 books,
short stories and articles that
have been published in the highly
regarded
Bungei-Shunju
(the
Readers’ Digest of Japan).
His columns and articles in Ja
panese language newspapers are
innumerable.
recognition in Japan for his best
seller, “Shadow of Life,” a novel
that sold 30,000 copies in one day,
he has written other books and
essays that have had a greater
effect on Japanese opinion.
His “think” books cover such
subjects as “The Religionist and
Politician,” peace and military
power, “The Great Melting Pot,”
races and colors, “Nihilism, So
cialism and Capitalism.”
His translations include the
World Almanac, a publication
that took him a year and a half
to translate into Japanese.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each iveek
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
For the tenth annual time, the
first Japanese Canadian baby
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher
born in the New Year will be
honored by The New Canadian.
___
Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
KEN MORI.
Readers are urged to notify us
English Section Editor
JERRY KUTSUKAKE.
of any early births by phone or
letter as soon as possible as we
would like to announce the win
Authoriied as second class mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa
ner in the January 20th issue.
Deadline for the announcement
by persons is Saturday, January
where; ladies and even men are
16th.
clamoring* to join. Flower Inter
Rules are that one or both
national, an organization of Ja
parents must be of Japanese depanese and foreign devotees of
(Continued from Page Seven)
scent and the birth must tak
flower arrangement was estab
place in Canada. Time and dat
stomach?” Whatever the source, lished some time ago and the
are to be confirmed by the at- that homely adage carries a membership is increasing daily.
tending iphysician
or
nurse. world of wisdom, and so, to learn Floral exhibitions are held in art
Disease Arrested
Interned.
Please give the child’s name, the true heart of the Japanese, galleries and department stores,
Fujita’s tuberculosis apparently weight, exact time of arrival,
Thc Second World War caught has been contained, although he hospital, parent’s names, ad you must explore the secrets of and at garden parties and large
gatherings. Why this modern
his kitchen.
Fujita just as it did every other still reacts positively to teste. dress, city and province.
feverish
interest in ancient art
Japanese living in the United Surgery would undoubtedly speed
Just read this Japanese Cook
born
centuries
ago as an elegant
Slates at the time. Along with his recovery but he is too weak
book written by Dr. A. Kagawa,
pastime
for
the
tea masters ?
approximately 138,000 others he to undergo an operation. Instead
culinary expert and president of
What
are
the
essential
features
was herded into concentration he continues to take life-givingthe Women’s Nutritions Colleg-e,
of
the
art?
camps. He spent five years in the drugs and to rest.
and learn those secrets, that is,
(continued from page one)
Beginners in the art of flower
Roseburg Army Camp in Arizona
how to cook these delicious Japa
He has done very little writing
arranging
as well as those who
send Japan-based U.S. combat nese dishes—so attractive to the feel the urge to create master
the past few years, confining his
troops to othei* areas to fight. eye, so tempting to the palate, pieces in flower arrangement will
efforts to brush and ink painting
—
The
United States will help so satisfying- to the inner man.
in the tradition of his ancestors.
find “Floral Art of Japan most
Japan
if Japan is attacked.
She tells you how—with the useful.
His work is popular with sanato
However, because of the Japa help of some really wonderful
We wish to apologize to the
rium patients and visitors, and he
nese
constitution, it cannot call illustrations—so simply, and yet
following Xmas Greeting sub
makes a little extra money in this
upon
Japan to send troops so clearly that the most popular
mitters for erroneously pub
way.
overseas
if the United States Japanese dishes, sukiyaki, “the
lishing their requests:
In his “spare time” he reads
gets
into
trouble.
friendship meal,” tempura, those
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Sato
Japanese novels and does a little —For the first
time
Japan
does
melt-in-your-mouth”
wonderful
and Joy of 11 Ivy Lea Crescent,
fishing along Prairie Dog Creek
not
have
to
help
pay
for
the
and
many others, will
morsels
Toronto, Ontario. Dr. and Mrs.
near the sanatorium.
support of U.S. forces in Japan. easily become your
favorite
N. Nishio atnd Family of
Details of the new treaty have must-eats.
—Denver Post
Whitehorse, Yukon.
been jealously guarded by the
Americans but enough informa
Floral Art of Japan, By Issotion has been leaked by the Japanes to give a broad picture of tei Nishikawa revised by Is sen
the new pact.
Nishikawa. Japan Travel Bureau.
Following
his
visit
to
Washing
People are all talking about the
Jack Creley and Austin Willis well-known for his work on teleton,
Kishi
and
his
party
will
pay
cultural
art of the Japanese these
star in the forthcoming produc- vision as well as stage, is Ameri
an
official
visit
to
Ottawa
on
days.
In
fact, it’s considered
can by birth but has made his
January
21.
Prime
Minister
Die
smart
in
these
days of modern
name as a comedian in Toronto
See SUS NAGAI
fenbaker’s office said in a state sophistication to have a touch of
primarily.
Phone WA. 4-8427
The Tunnel of Love is being ment that Mr. Kishi is due in Ot the Orient in the decor of one’s
produced by Clare Slater’s new tawa at 11 a.m. and will leave home or office. Classes galore in
432 Parliament Street
> Algonquin Productions, and also the next day at noon to return the ancient art of floral arrangeTORONTO
ment are cropping up everyfeatures Dawn Greenhalgh, Pa- to Japan.
mela Hyatt, Cosette Lee and
Antoinette Bower. The Lans
downe Theatre, which has been
showing Italian films for the last
year, is being opened again as a
legitimate theatre, the first new
theatre to be used in Toronto
this season.
EM. 6-5005
479 Queen St. W., Toronto 2-B, Ont
Books of Japan
Kishi Talk
Our Apologies
Broadway Comedy Success Stars Jack Creley
January Sale
ACK NO W'LODGEMENTS
The New Canadian acknowledges with
thanks generous donations from the fol
lowing:
Jack Creley
tion of the Broadway comedy
success, The Tunnel of Love,
coming to the Lansdowne Theatre
on January .14th. Mr. Willis, who
has been filming in Germany,
will be in Canada until May when
film
commitments.
Mr. Creley
FROM JANUARY 11 TH
Mr. and Mrs. Masaji Ibuki of Toronto
on the occasion of son’s marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Rinro Ono of Montreal,
Que., on the occasion of son's marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Takazo Watanabe of
Montreal, Que., on the occasion of
daughter's marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nakamura of Hamil
ton, Ont. on the occasion of son's mar
riage.
Mr. and Mrs. Isamu Abe of Hamilton,
Ont., on the occasion of son's marriage.
Mr. Kahachi Mori of Toronto.
LACQ.UERWARES (20% off regular prices):
Trays; Bon Bons; Candy Bowls; Smoker’s Sets; Music Boxes; Albums; Salad,
Coffee, Wine Coaster Sets; Rice Chests (Ohitsu); Soup Bowls (Owan); Green
Tea Saucers; Fancy Chop Sticks.
CHINAWARES (20% off regular prices):
Tea and Coffee Sets; Green Tea Sets (Chaki) ; Cake Plates; Japanese Styled.
Dinner Sets (Nihon Shoku Sets); Rice Bowls, Plates (Kozara), Bowls of
miscellaneous sizes and styles for Japanese Cuisine.
THE CONSULATE OF JAPAN
HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS (20% off regular prices):
in Toronto
announces that
Vases of all styles and materials; Flower Bowls (Suiban); Japanese Pictures
(Framed) and Scrolls; Table and Television Lamps; Plastic, Vinyl Artificial
Flowers and Trees; Folding Screens; Japanese Dolls in Glass Cases; Castiron Lanterns and Statuettes of Animals and Birds.
after February 1, 1960
its address will be
Imperial Life Tower, Fourth Floor
44 Victoria Street
Toronto 1, Ontario
SUNDRIES (20% off regular prices):
Necklaces, Earrings, Brooches of Cultured Pearl: Smoked Silver Damascene
Mother-Of-Pearl; “Pilot” Brand Fountain Pens & Pencils; Fishing Tackles’
Glass or Crystal Tableware and Household Ornaments
’
Telephone EM. 3-7030
EM. 3-7039
CHRISTMAS CARDS (50% off regular prices):
Japanese Wood-Block Prints Cards; Rust Craft Greeting Cards.
ATTENTION NISEIS!
Paramount Gift Shop
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
ON MADE TO MEASURE TROUSERS
733 DANFORTH AVENUE, TORONTO
LEWIS MEN'S WEAR
PHONE: HO. 3-7831
298 SPADINA AVENUE, TORONTO
Q
STORE OPEN: 9:00 a.m. To 9.00 p.m.
Wednesday, January 13, 1960
U.S. Issei Author
The NC Stork Derby
to that job in 1917.
and the Santa Fe camp in New
While Fujita traveled he wrote Mexico.
Deadline is Jan. 16th
for several papers, including the
Although Fujita gained wide
(continued from page one)
Colorado Times, a daily Japanese
language paper still being pub
lished in Denver.
Novels, essays, short stories,
histories and nearly anything else
his agile mind and quick fingers
could put down on paper began
to pour from the presses for the
next decade.
His work includes 12 books,
short stories and articles that
have been published in the highly
regarded
Bungei-Shunju
(the
Readers’ Digest of Japan).
His columns and articles in Ja
panese language newspapers are
innumerable.
recognition in Japan for his best
seller, “Shadow of Life,” a novel
that sold 30,000 copies in one day,
he has written other books and
essays that have had a greater
effect on Japanese opinion.
His “think” books cover such
subjects as “The Religionist and
Politician,” peace and military
power, “The Great Melting Pot,”
races and colors, “Nihilism, So
cialism and Capitalism.”
His translations include the
World Almanac, a publication
that took him a year and a half
to translate into Japanese.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each iveek
as a medium of expression and news outlet
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
For the tenth annual time, the
first Japanese Canadian baby
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher
born in the New Year will be
honored by The New Canadian.
___
Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
KEN MORI.
Readers are urged to notify us
English Section Editor
JERRY KUTSUKAKE.
of any early births by phone or
letter as soon as possible as we
would like to announce the win
Authoriied as second class mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa
ner in the January 20th issue.
Deadline for the announcement
by persons is Saturday, January
where; ladies and even men are
16th.
clamoring* to join. Flower Inter
Rules are that one or both
national, an organization of Ja
parents must be of Japanese depanese and foreign devotees of
(Continued from Page Seven)
scent and the birth must tak
flower arrangement was estab
place in Canada. Time and dat
stomach?” Whatever the source, lished some time ago and the
are to be confirmed by the at- that homely adage carries a membership is increasing daily.
tending iphysician
or
nurse. world of wisdom, and so, to learn Floral exhibitions are held in art
Disease Arrested
Interned.
Please give the child’s name, the true heart of the Japanese, galleries and department stores,
Fujita’s tuberculosis apparently weight, exact time of arrival,
Thc Second World War caught has been contained, although he hospital, parent’s names, ad you must explore the secrets of and at garden parties and large
gatherings. Why this modern
his kitchen.
Fujita just as it did every other still reacts positively to teste. dress, city and province.
feverish
interest in ancient art
Japanese living in the United Surgery would undoubtedly speed
Just read this Japanese Cook
born
centuries
ago as an elegant
Slates at the time. Along with his recovery but he is too weak
book written by Dr. A. Kagawa,
pastime
for
the
tea masters ?
approximately 138,000 others he to undergo an operation. Instead
culinary expert and president of
What
are
the
essential
features
was herded into concentration he continues to take life-givingthe Women’s Nutritions Colleg-e,
of
the
art?
camps. He spent five years in the drugs and to rest.
and learn those secrets, that is,
(continued from page one)
Beginners in the art of flower
Roseburg Army Camp in Arizona
how to cook these delicious Japa
He has done very little writing
arranging
as well as those who
send Japan-based U.S. combat nese dishes—so attractive to the feel the urge to create master
the past few years, confining his
troops to othei* areas to fight. eye, so tempting to the palate, pieces in flower arrangement will
efforts to brush and ink painting
—
The
United States will help so satisfying- to the inner man.
in the tradition of his ancestors.
find “Floral Art of Japan most
Japan
if Japan is attacked.
She tells you how—with the useful.
His work is popular with sanato
However, because of the Japa help of some really wonderful
We wish to apologize to the
rium patients and visitors, and he
nese
constitution, it cannot call illustrations—so simply, and yet
following Xmas Greeting sub
makes a little extra money in this
upon
Japan to send troops so clearly that the most popular
mitters for erroneously pub
way.
overseas
if the United States Japanese dishes, sukiyaki, “the
lishing their requests:
In his “spare time” he reads
gets
into
trouble.
friendship meal,” tempura, those
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Sato
Japanese novels and does a little —For the first
time
Japan
does
melt-in-your-mouth”
wonderful
and Joy of 11 Ivy Lea Crescent,
fishing along Prairie Dog Creek
not
have
to
help
pay
for
the
and
many others, will
morsels
Toronto, Ontario. Dr. and Mrs.
near the sanatorium.
support of U.S. forces in Japan. easily become your
favorite
N. Nishio atnd Family of
Details of the new treaty have must-eats.
—Denver Post
Whitehorse, Yukon.
been jealously guarded by the
Americans but enough informa
Floral Art of Japan, By Issotion has been leaked by the Japanes to give a broad picture of tei Nishikawa revised by Is sen
the new pact.
Nishikawa. Japan Travel Bureau.
Following
his
visit
to
Washing
People are all talking about the
Jack Creley and Austin Willis well-known for his work on teleton,
Kishi
and
his
party
will
pay
cultural
art of the Japanese these
star in the forthcoming produc- vision as well as stage, is Ameri
an
official
visit
to
Ottawa
on
days.
In
fact, it’s considered
can by birth but has made his
January
21.
Prime
Minister
Die
smart
in
these
days of modern
name as a comedian in Toronto
See SUS NAGAI
fenbaker’s office said in a state sophistication to have a touch of
primarily.
Phone WA. 4-8427
The Tunnel of Love is being ment that Mr. Kishi is due in Ot the Orient in the decor of one’s
produced by Clare Slater’s new tawa at 11 a.m. and will leave home or office. Classes galore in
432 Parliament Street
> Algonquin Productions, and also the next day at noon to return the ancient art of floral arrangeTORONTO
ment are cropping up everyfeatures Dawn Greenhalgh, Pa- to Japan.
mela Hyatt, Cosette Lee and
Antoinette Bower. The Lans
downe Theatre, which has been
showing Italian films for the last
year, is being opened again as a
legitimate theatre, the first new
theatre to be used in Toronto
this season.
EM. 6-5005
479 Queen St. W., Toronto 2-B, Ont
Books of Japan
Kishi Talk
Our Apologies
Broadway Comedy Success Stars Jack Creley
January Sale
ACK NO W'LODGEMENTS
The New Canadian acknowledges with
thanks generous donations from the fol
lowing:
Jack Creley
tion of the Broadway comedy
success, The Tunnel of Love,
coming to the Lansdowne Theatre
on January .14th. Mr. Willis, who
has been filming in Germany,
will be in Canada until May when
film
commitments.
Mr. Creley
FROM JANUARY 11 TH
Mr. and Mrs. Masaji Ibuki of Toronto
on the occasion of son’s marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Rinro Ono of Montreal,
Que., on the occasion of son's marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Takazo Watanabe of
Montreal, Que., on the occasion of
daughter's marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nakamura of Hamil
ton, Ont. on the occasion of son's mar
riage.
Mr. and Mrs. Isamu Abe of Hamilton,
Ont., on the occasion of son's marriage.
Mr. Kahachi Mori of Toronto.
LACQ.UERWARES (20% off regular prices):
Trays; Bon Bons; Candy Bowls; Smoker’s Sets; Music Boxes; Albums; Salad,
Coffee, Wine Coaster Sets; Rice Chests (Ohitsu); Soup Bowls (Owan); Green
Tea Saucers; Fancy Chop Sticks.
CHINAWARES (20% off regular prices):
Tea and Coffee Sets; Green Tea Sets (Chaki) ; Cake Plates; Japanese Styled.
Dinner Sets (Nihon Shoku Sets); Rice Bowls, Plates (Kozara), Bowls of
miscellaneous sizes and styles for Japanese Cuisine.
THE CONSULATE OF JAPAN
HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS (20% off regular prices):
in Toronto
announces that
Vases of all styles and materials; Flower Bowls (Suiban); Japanese Pictures
(Framed) and Scrolls; Table and Television Lamps; Plastic, Vinyl Artificial
Flowers and Trees; Folding Screens; Japanese Dolls in Glass Cases; Castiron Lanterns and Statuettes of Animals and Birds.
after February 1, 1960
its address will be
Imperial Life Tower, Fourth Floor
44 Victoria Street
Toronto 1, Ontario
SUNDRIES (20% off regular prices):
Necklaces, Earrings, Brooches of Cultured Pearl: Smoked Silver Damascene
Mother-Of-Pearl; “Pilot” Brand Fountain Pens & Pencils; Fishing Tackles’
Glass or Crystal Tableware and Household Ornaments
’
Telephone EM. 3-7030
EM. 3-7039
CHRISTMAS CARDS (50% off regular prices):
Japanese Wood-Block Prints Cards; Rust Craft Greeting Cards.
ATTENTION NISEIS!
Paramount Gift Shop
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
ON MADE TO MEASURE TROUSERS
733 DANFORTH AVENUE, TORONTO
LEWIS MEN'S WEAR
PHONE: HO. 3-7831
298 SPADINA AVENUE, TORONTO
Q
STORE OPEN: 9:00 a.m. To 9.00 p.m.