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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
8
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 1, 1960
TORONTO, ONT.
An Open Letter To The Public
BREEZIN'
By LANCE
Why We Should Support the Toronto J CC A
S
. Life in Toronto would be con raised. Let us put it frankly:
K Pierre Berton, in one of his
sently.
■
and Recreation Board to provide
siderably.
7 different without the that is a small sum from so
Bhourlv radio broadcasts, has sug- local JCCA
Everyone,
for
example,
is in entertainment at their functions,.
chapter.
many. (About 2000 letters of ap terested in the Japanese Cana It has provided Nisei speakers at
Kaested that with all the unfavorConsider, if you will, some of
Kable reactions and near riots etc. the activities that.would be miss peal were mailed in the Toronto dian Centre. This huge project such affairs as the Toronto
area). A few dollars from each has received remarkable support Friendship Society7 meeting- in
ia^ainst the delegates at the U.N.
ing should the chapter fold. Con
feting in New York, they should sider, especially, that day in July7 aault would easily7 oversubscribe from the public in Toronto; and, order to discuss Japanese Cana
the budget.
imove tlie U.N. building to Hiroof course, it should. But did you dian endeavours. It has provided
when thousands flock pellmell to
know
that the local chapter had interpreters to assist in welfare
Rshima. The leaders of the -world
Taken For Granted
fwers would be sitting on land the annual picnic. What if there
pledged its support to the pro cases; aided in welcoming special
The crux of the matter is that visional committee of the Centre groups from Japan; even provid
ithat has already7 known the-mean- are hardships—mosquitoes, inade
Bino- of nuclear destruction and quate plumbing, and so on,—there the Toronto JCCA is taken fox- by underwriting incidental ex- ed assistance when necessary7 in
One supposes that it penses until the Centre fund cases of funeral and marital difjdeath, and therefore be more is never a day like that in the granted.
whole
year
’
s
turning
that
de
will
roll
forever,
like the sea, on drive was well underway ? In the ficulties.
Jaware of the consequences of an
Ratomic war. Sounds reasonable, lights so many in one place at its own unchangeable rhythms, initial stages, at least $400 was
Then, too, the local chapter has
the same time.
keeping its seasons and motions. paid to the Centre for incidental given an opportunity7 to artists
| doesn’t it.
Consider, too, the annual soft- But, like the sea, it will dry up expenses as well as $1000 from
I In the past week, Mr. Berton
ball
tournament wherein sports if its source is clogged. And that the chapter’s treasury. The chap to exhibit their works at an Art
|has been writing some exceptioncan revel in a two- source is the support of the pub ter also operated a bingo game Exhibition, and has co-sponsored
gally wonderful columns on bis enthusiasts
the7 recital of Japanese violinist
day
longaffair
the dances; the lic.
ttrip to Japan for the Toronto
during the Centre’s bazaar, and Kenji Kobayashi. The list goes on
variety concerts; the welfare
Born of travail and urgency7, donated the proceeds of the and on. But these must suffice
J Daily Star. His articles should be work.
the Toronto chapter has a long Variety Revue this spring to the for the present.
| of interest to all Nisei. He is
The peculiar feature of all these record. It has its roots in those Centrefund.
| truly one of the best newspaperTwo of the forthcoming activi
—
and many more—activities is troubled times of relocation, of
The History of the Japanese ties is the co-sponsorship of a
men Toronto has seen for a long
that,
they
serve
the
entire
com
repatriation and property claims Canadians, too. The Toronto
time.
munity, and not merely one seg issues. And from the historical chapter has been one of the most banquet to welcome the touring
Yawata rugger group, and the
ment or specialized interest. In
Here is a letter from a sub- essence, the Toronto JCCA is a perspective, there is not much to ardent supporters of the National holding of a public gathering for
counter the . argument that the body’s main project. It started
B scriber for you readers.
Youth
Mission
body that represents the whole JCCA, speaking and acting vigor with a $250 donation out of. its the Goodwill
EDear Sirs,
which
wishes
to
observe
the
Can
community of Japanese Cana ously, did much to ease the sour treasury; gave its entire pro
adian way of life and converse
dians;
it
speaks
and
acts
for
it;
E I wish to get in touch with any
and sombre times.
ceeds from a spring dance; and with Canadian youth.
B of your subscribers who are in- it is the whole community. And
But the Toronto JCCA is not donated the bingo proceeds of
The overall pattern, therefore,
gherested in music and has a record there is little question that it appealing for support on the $277 at the recent annual picnic.
has
been one of judicious and
Bor tape collection of folk music deeserves support.
strength of the currents of action
Then annually there are the right
. giving:
„ prompt action at
Yet, its current fund drive to in the long- past. It appeals on visits to various sanitoriums and
Band songs of various countries.
the
right
time. Whenever there
raise
$2,500
to
finance
its
activi
g I wish to start a collection of
the weight of the present and old age homes, usually at Christ
been a worthy cause, the Tor
g music from foreign countries and ties for another year is flounder the near future: what it has done' ina, so that those more unfortun has
onto
JCCA has always given its
■ wish to begin with the music and ing. To date, only $600 has been recently and what it will do pre- ate can gain gifts, food, cheer
support,
believing that it is act
■ folk dances of Japan.
and respite from routine.
And ing in the best interests of the
I I am willing to have any interas an opening gesture, the chap community.
■ ested hobbyist or collector tape
ter gave $500 to the Nipponia
Treasury Depleted
gmy Calypso recording at my
Home at Beamsville.
These
donations, however, have
The Japanese Embassy in Ot to the restriction of Japanese
Imther’s. home at 641 Williard
Unsung Work
depleted the treasury of the’chaptawa
recently
informed
the
Ja
I Avenue where I will be spending
goods is expected.
And, of course, the chapter has
I my two-weeks holiday while in panese Government that the un
Canada may7 have to apply functioned as a co-ordinator in ter and have reduced consideremployment situation in Canada dumping duties on all Japanese attempting to knit well the fab ably its working capital. Sources
I Toronto.
I I shall be in Toronto during is steadily worsening. In the ap merchandise. The Canadian Gov ric of public relations: within the of funds which are normally util
ized to defray the chapter’s ex
| the second and third week of proaching fall parliament a de ernment has requested to Japan community, between groups and
penses
have been turned towards
bate
will
be
focused
on
this
pro
। October. Persons interested can
not to irritate the Canadian individuals, between the com- ;
assisting useful and needy pro
gram,
and
fear
that
employment
market. The government has also munity and the larger public, on jects. ~ So it is that the chapter
I contact me in the mornings for
| an evening appointment. My problems will eventually extend proposed the same request to the cultural and socjal levels.
is asking the public to support its
| phone number is RU. 7-8522.
Foreign Minister Kosaka, when
It has, for example, responded current fund drive that it may
he visited Ottawa recently; how recently to requests from the continue its work.
Also, if there is anyone wish
ever the Trade of Commerce Canadian Council of Christians
ing transportation to 1 Vancouver
Let us now help- ourselves bv
or the west coast, they can get
Ministry of Japan, while admit and Jews and the Toronto Parks helping the Toronto JCCA.
a ride with me. I will be leaving
ting to the fact of increase of
Toronto about the last week in
unemployment
in Canada, point
The Art Gallery of Toronto will
October. Thank you, Sir.
have the works of four prominent ed out the same number of em
also
increased.
And
A Subscriber,
Canadian painters exhibited from ployed
Actress Michi Kobe, who plays sen, Vic Damone and Patricia
Rollie Hayes October 7th to November 6th in thusly7, there should be justifica
Any takers ?
the
role of a Honolulu hostess in Owens.
tion
to
tie
up
import
restrictions
a showins entitled, “Four Cana
the
Allied Artists motion picture
with
unemployment
problems.
Miss Kobi is 5 ft. 5 inches,
dians”.
The four artists are
HELL TO ETERNITY will hold weighs 110 pounds and has the
I Jj wife and I took a couple of Donald Jarvis of Vancouver, Jean
a cocktail party for members of enviable measurements of 35-23I Run3’ sophisticated hakujin girl Paul Mousseau of Montreal,
the press, including The New 35. She is American Japanese,
I mends down to Chinatown for Gerald Trottier of Ottawa, and
VANCOUVER.
—
Silver
Stan
Canadian,
on Tuesday, October born in Sacramento, California,
I ® supper the other night. the only woman in the group,
dard
Mines
Ltd.
has
completed
4th.
from
3
to 6 p.m. Miss Kobi’s and raised in San Francisco. She
I
drank tlle tea> the girls Miss Shizuye Takashima.
arrangements
for
sale
of
a
mil
suite
is
at
the
Park Plaza.
I
the tittle porcelain
spent part of her childhood dur
Miss Takashima had a “one lion tons of ore from its Morsebv
As you probably know, HELL ing World War II in a re-location
I iT’ • ®fter finishing decided woman show” this spring and re
- - to the- Ja-TO ETERNITY is a true motion camp. Her father a doctor, and
| J simply must have them. ceived much favorable comments Island, B.C.,- property
panese
Steel
Company,
Sumitomo
picture
biography of Guy Gabal- mother a housewife, live in Cali
I t T makl,n& sure no one was from the critics. During the “Four
Shoji Kaisha Ltd..
dron, a U.S. Marine who captured fornia. Michi’s hobby is cooking.
ithey PloPPed the cups Canadian” show, which will be
I he Japanese firm has agreed more than one thousand prisoners
specializes
in
Oriental,
I
purses and coolly held in the upstairs print room, to supply $1 million of the estim- during the battle of Saipan in She
I capped them shut.
French
and
Armenian
dishes.
she will submit 9 oils and 1 ated $2.5 million required to put World War II.
The movie coShe Has starred in some of the
■
ga-ni af jer We finished eating, water color.
the
property
into
production.
stars
Jeffrey
Hunter,
David Jans- top television shows including
deCided they dimply
Climax Studio One, and with
cut?
e p ?air of those utterly
Ralph
Bellamy in Man Against
- XPStlCks- Plunk, went the
Crime.
WS’ mto the Parses.
Her most memorable stage part
1 • Was during our afterWhatever may be said of the effect of Japanese they must work hard to eat.”
was. that of Lotus Blossom in the
reallv x
e^te when the girls imports on the domestic sales of Canadian indus
This view shows a people with vastly different
a" evX^th1’ Without batting try, the fact remains that one cannot help but characteristics from Canadians. And it does raise National Company of Tea House
nursS 5 th y opened their admire the ability of the industrious Orientals to the question as to how much’ of our present eco of the A.ugust Moon. She re-entplates" nd s.C0.0,Ped in mustard produce such copious quantities of goods at such
acted this role in the same pro
nomic dilema can be traced to our own selfishness duction at the New York City
fantastically
low
prices.
cl°th nankin- am j soup spoons>
and lack of thought.
Canadians have a highly
If we want to consider the reason for this materialistic outlook on life. Rarely is the question Centre. She is known to motion
the
W:s’ and even one of
^oyo sauce shakers.
success, we may ponder the view expressed recently one of .pride in workmanship. Rather it is one of picture audiences for star and
°ur waiter ValKed to tke cashier, by Ron Robinson, vice-president of Canadian complaint that one has received so little in return featured parts in Tokyo After
*, calied'to r’5 cIeanin^ the General Electric Co., who saw Japanese production for one’s contribution to the product. This, be it Dark, Twelve To The Moon, and
at first hand. His impression is that the success noted, applies in every aspect of production: sup recently finished a major role for
Columbia in Cry For Happy.
W«U!5 'adies sure you don’t is due to hard work, and high quality workmanship. plier, management, ownership, labor, and so on.
0 ta^e the tablecloth too?”
“
There
seems
to
be
a
genuine
desire
to
produce
This is not to question Canadian quality. It When Sol Horok presented the
*
*
*
the products with a minimum of waste in either merely suggests that we are cooking our own goose Kabuki Dancers in New York,
<PoK9Chi-Idren ’""Elated materials or time,” he said., “The subject of hard if we do not, attempt to bring our cost structure Miss. Kobi introduced them in a’
inline Xa-^ ye,V A friend work came up many times in our discussions and under control. Thus far, Canadians have not been special prelude.
studying1S a- niedical student in practically all cases the reasons given seemed required to make any real sacrifice. But the time n^SS Robi will visit Toronto,
now.' tofd
111 the hospitals to be there must be low-cost production in order is not far distant when we are going to be forced d/tawa and Hamilton during her
single
?here was only one to increase sales, especially in the export market, to revise our materialistic standards and accept
™° Canada to help promote
uh Of
in the whole but mainly it was a matter of pride of workman a lower return for our efforts. And it may be that Heil To Eternity. The picture will
Toronto for this year. ship, a national characteristic, undoubtedly instilled
in accepting a lower return, we may find a better open in eleven Toronto theatres
as a gala Thanksgiving holiday
in
each
generation
because
the
country
’
has
so
few
way to happiness and contentment.
(untinued on page eight)
program, Sunday Midnight, Oct.
natural resources and such a large population that
Dumping Duties On All Japanese feeds To Canada?
Local Artist to Exhibit
With Prominents
'Eternity’ Actress Due Here
Ore Deal Completed
Why Japan Is Booming
—Woodstock Sentinel-Review 9th.
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
8
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 1, 1960
TORONTO, ONT.
An Open Letter To The Public
BREEZIN'
By LANCE
Why We Should Support the Toronto J CC A
S
. Life in Toronto would be con raised. Let us put it frankly:
K Pierre Berton, in one of his
sently.
■
and Recreation Board to provide
siderably.
7 different without the that is a small sum from so
Bhourlv radio broadcasts, has sug- local JCCA
Everyone,
for
example,
is in entertainment at their functions,.
chapter.
many. (About 2000 letters of ap terested in the Japanese Cana It has provided Nisei speakers at
Kaested that with all the unfavorConsider, if you will, some of
Kable reactions and near riots etc. the activities that.would be miss peal were mailed in the Toronto dian Centre. This huge project such affairs as the Toronto
area). A few dollars from each has received remarkable support Friendship Society7 meeting- in
ia^ainst the delegates at the U.N.
ing should the chapter fold. Con
feting in New York, they should sider, especially, that day in July7 aault would easily7 oversubscribe from the public in Toronto; and, order to discuss Japanese Cana
the budget.
imove tlie U.N. building to Hiroof course, it should. But did you dian endeavours. It has provided
when thousands flock pellmell to
know
that the local chapter had interpreters to assist in welfare
Rshima. The leaders of the -world
Taken For Granted
fwers would be sitting on land the annual picnic. What if there
pledged its support to the pro cases; aided in welcoming special
The crux of the matter is that visional committee of the Centre groups from Japan; even provid
ithat has already7 known the-mean- are hardships—mosquitoes, inade
Bino- of nuclear destruction and quate plumbing, and so on,—there the Toronto JCCA is taken fox- by underwriting incidental ex- ed assistance when necessary7 in
One supposes that it penses until the Centre fund cases of funeral and marital difjdeath, and therefore be more is never a day like that in the granted.
whole
year
’
s
turning
that
de
will
roll
forever,
like the sea, on drive was well underway ? In the ficulties.
Jaware of the consequences of an
Ratomic war. Sounds reasonable, lights so many in one place at its own unchangeable rhythms, initial stages, at least $400 was
Then, too, the local chapter has
the same time.
keeping its seasons and motions. paid to the Centre for incidental given an opportunity7 to artists
| doesn’t it.
Consider, too, the annual soft- But, like the sea, it will dry up expenses as well as $1000 from
I In the past week, Mr. Berton
ball
tournament wherein sports if its source is clogged. And that the chapter’s treasury. The chap to exhibit their works at an Art
|has been writing some exceptioncan revel in a two- source is the support of the pub ter also operated a bingo game Exhibition, and has co-sponsored
gally wonderful columns on bis enthusiasts
the7 recital of Japanese violinist
day
longaffair
the dances; the lic.
ttrip to Japan for the Toronto
during the Centre’s bazaar, and Kenji Kobayashi. The list goes on
variety concerts; the welfare
Born of travail and urgency7, donated the proceeds of the and on. But these must suffice
J Daily Star. His articles should be work.
the Toronto chapter has a long Variety Revue this spring to the for the present.
| of interest to all Nisei. He is
The peculiar feature of all these record. It has its roots in those Centrefund.
| truly one of the best newspaperTwo of the forthcoming activi
—
and many more—activities is troubled times of relocation, of
The History of the Japanese ties is the co-sponsorship of a
men Toronto has seen for a long
that,
they
serve
the
entire
com
repatriation and property claims Canadians, too. The Toronto
time.
munity, and not merely one seg issues. And from the historical chapter has been one of the most banquet to welcome the touring
Yawata rugger group, and the
ment or specialized interest. In
Here is a letter from a sub- essence, the Toronto JCCA is a perspective, there is not much to ardent supporters of the National holding of a public gathering for
counter the . argument that the body’s main project. It started
B scriber for you readers.
Youth
Mission
body that represents the whole JCCA, speaking and acting vigor with a $250 donation out of. its the Goodwill
EDear Sirs,
which
wishes
to
observe
the
Can
community of Japanese Cana ously, did much to ease the sour treasury; gave its entire pro
adian way of life and converse
dians;
it
speaks
and
acts
for
it;
E I wish to get in touch with any
and sombre times.
ceeds from a spring dance; and with Canadian youth.
B of your subscribers who are in- it is the whole community. And
But the Toronto JCCA is not donated the bingo proceeds of
The overall pattern, therefore,
gherested in music and has a record there is little question that it appealing for support on the $277 at the recent annual picnic.
has
been one of judicious and
Bor tape collection of folk music deeserves support.
strength of the currents of action
Then annually there are the right
. giving:
„ prompt action at
Yet, its current fund drive to in the long- past. It appeals on visits to various sanitoriums and
Band songs of various countries.
the
right
time. Whenever there
raise
$2,500
to
finance
its
activi
g I wish to start a collection of
the weight of the present and old age homes, usually at Christ
been a worthy cause, the Tor
g music from foreign countries and ties for another year is flounder the near future: what it has done' ina, so that those more unfortun has
onto
JCCA has always given its
■ wish to begin with the music and ing. To date, only $600 has been recently and what it will do pre- ate can gain gifts, food, cheer
support,
believing that it is act
■ folk dances of Japan.
and respite from routine.
And ing in the best interests of the
I I am willing to have any interas an opening gesture, the chap community.
■ ested hobbyist or collector tape
ter gave $500 to the Nipponia
Treasury Depleted
gmy Calypso recording at my
Home at Beamsville.
These
donations, however, have
The Japanese Embassy in Ot to the restriction of Japanese
Imther’s. home at 641 Williard
Unsung Work
depleted the treasury of the’chaptawa
recently
informed
the
Ja
I Avenue where I will be spending
goods is expected.
And, of course, the chapter has
I my two-weeks holiday while in panese Government that the un
Canada may7 have to apply functioned as a co-ordinator in ter and have reduced consideremployment situation in Canada dumping duties on all Japanese attempting to knit well the fab ably its working capital. Sources
I Toronto.
I I shall be in Toronto during is steadily worsening. In the ap merchandise. The Canadian Gov ric of public relations: within the of funds which are normally util
ized to defray the chapter’s ex
| the second and third week of proaching fall parliament a de ernment has requested to Japan community, between groups and
penses
have been turned towards
bate
will
be
focused
on
this
pro
। October. Persons interested can
not to irritate the Canadian individuals, between the com- ;
assisting useful and needy pro
gram,
and
fear
that
employment
market. The government has also munity and the larger public, on jects. ~ So it is that the chapter
I contact me in the mornings for
| an evening appointment. My problems will eventually extend proposed the same request to the cultural and socjal levels.
is asking the public to support its
| phone number is RU. 7-8522.
Foreign Minister Kosaka, when
It has, for example, responded current fund drive that it may
he visited Ottawa recently; how recently to requests from the continue its work.
Also, if there is anyone wish
ever the Trade of Commerce Canadian Council of Christians
ing transportation to 1 Vancouver
Let us now help- ourselves bv
or the west coast, they can get
Ministry of Japan, while admit and Jews and the Toronto Parks helping the Toronto JCCA.
a ride with me. I will be leaving
ting to the fact of increase of
Toronto about the last week in
unemployment
in Canada, point
The Art Gallery of Toronto will
October. Thank you, Sir.
have the works of four prominent ed out the same number of em
also
increased.
And
A Subscriber,
Canadian painters exhibited from ployed
Actress Michi Kobe, who plays sen, Vic Damone and Patricia
Rollie Hayes October 7th to November 6th in thusly7, there should be justifica
Any takers ?
the
role of a Honolulu hostess in Owens.
tion
to
tie
up
import
restrictions
a showins entitled, “Four Cana
the
Allied Artists motion picture
with
unemployment
problems.
Miss Kobi is 5 ft. 5 inches,
dians”.
The four artists are
HELL TO ETERNITY will hold weighs 110 pounds and has the
I Jj wife and I took a couple of Donald Jarvis of Vancouver, Jean
a cocktail party for members of enviable measurements of 35-23I Run3’ sophisticated hakujin girl Paul Mousseau of Montreal,
the press, including The New 35. She is American Japanese,
I mends down to Chinatown for Gerald Trottier of Ottawa, and
VANCOUVER.
—
Silver
Stan
Canadian,
on Tuesday, October born in Sacramento, California,
I ® supper the other night. the only woman in the group,
dard
Mines
Ltd.
has
completed
4th.
from
3
to 6 p.m. Miss Kobi’s and raised in San Francisco. She
I
drank tlle tea> the girls Miss Shizuye Takashima.
arrangements
for
sale
of
a
mil
suite
is
at
the
Park Plaza.
I
the tittle porcelain
spent part of her childhood dur
Miss Takashima had a “one lion tons of ore from its Morsebv
As you probably know, HELL ing World War II in a re-location
I iT’ • ®fter finishing decided woman show” this spring and re
- - to the- Ja-TO ETERNITY is a true motion camp. Her father a doctor, and
| J simply must have them. ceived much favorable comments Island, B.C.,- property
panese
Steel
Company,
Sumitomo
picture
biography of Guy Gabal- mother a housewife, live in Cali
I t T makl,n& sure no one was from the critics. During the “Four
Shoji Kaisha Ltd..
dron, a U.S. Marine who captured fornia. Michi’s hobby is cooking.
ithey PloPPed the cups Canadian” show, which will be
I he Japanese firm has agreed more than one thousand prisoners
specializes
in
Oriental,
I
purses and coolly held in the upstairs print room, to supply $1 million of the estim- during the battle of Saipan in She
I capped them shut.
French
and
Armenian
dishes.
she will submit 9 oils and 1 ated $2.5 million required to put World War II.
The movie coShe Has starred in some of the
■
ga-ni af jer We finished eating, water color.
the
property
into
production.
stars
Jeffrey
Hunter,
David Jans- top television shows including
deCided they dimply
Climax Studio One, and with
cut?
e p ?air of those utterly
Ralph
Bellamy in Man Against
- XPStlCks- Plunk, went the
Crime.
WS’ mto the Parses.
Her most memorable stage part
1 • Was during our afterWhatever may be said of the effect of Japanese they must work hard to eat.”
was. that of Lotus Blossom in the
reallv x
e^te when the girls imports on the domestic sales of Canadian indus
This view shows a people with vastly different
a" evX^th1’ Without batting try, the fact remains that one cannot help but characteristics from Canadians. And it does raise National Company of Tea House
nursS 5 th y opened their admire the ability of the industrious Orientals to the question as to how much’ of our present eco of the A.ugust Moon. She re-entplates" nd s.C0.0,Ped in mustard produce such copious quantities of goods at such
acted this role in the same pro
nomic dilema can be traced to our own selfishness duction at the New York City
fantastically
low
prices.
cl°th nankin- am j soup spoons>
and lack of thought.
Canadians have a highly
If we want to consider the reason for this materialistic outlook on life. Rarely is the question Centre. She is known to motion
the
W:s’ and even one of
^oyo sauce shakers.
success, we may ponder the view expressed recently one of .pride in workmanship. Rather it is one of picture audiences for star and
°ur waiter ValKed to tke cashier, by Ron Robinson, vice-president of Canadian complaint that one has received so little in return featured parts in Tokyo After
*, calied'to r’5 cIeanin^ the General Electric Co., who saw Japanese production for one’s contribution to the product. This, be it Dark, Twelve To The Moon, and
at first hand. His impression is that the success noted, applies in every aspect of production: sup recently finished a major role for
Columbia in Cry For Happy.
W«U!5 'adies sure you don’t is due to hard work, and high quality workmanship. plier, management, ownership, labor, and so on.
0 ta^e the tablecloth too?”
“
There
seems
to
be
a
genuine
desire
to
produce
This is not to question Canadian quality. It When Sol Horok presented the
*
*
*
the products with a minimum of waste in either merely suggests that we are cooking our own goose Kabuki Dancers in New York,
<PoK9Chi-Idren ’""Elated materials or time,” he said., “The subject of hard if we do not, attempt to bring our cost structure Miss. Kobi introduced them in a’
inline Xa-^ ye,V A friend work came up many times in our discussions and under control. Thus far, Canadians have not been special prelude.
studying1S a- niedical student in practically all cases the reasons given seemed required to make any real sacrifice. But the time n^SS Robi will visit Toronto,
now.' tofd
111 the hospitals to be there must be low-cost production in order is not far distant when we are going to be forced d/tawa and Hamilton during her
single
?here was only one to increase sales, especially in the export market, to revise our materialistic standards and accept
™° Canada to help promote
uh Of
in the whole but mainly it was a matter of pride of workman a lower return for our efforts. And it may be that Heil To Eternity. The picture will
Toronto for this year. ship, a national characteristic, undoubtedly instilled
in accepting a lower return, we may find a better open in eleven Toronto theatres
as a gala Thanksgiving holiday
in
each
generation
because
the
country
’
has
so
few
way to happiness and contentment.
(untinued on page eight)
program, Sunday Midnight, Oct.
natural resources and such a large population that
Dumping Duties On All Japanese feeds To Canada?
Local Artist to Exhibit
With Prominents
'Eternity’ Actress Due Here
Ore Deal Completed
Why Japan Is Booming
—Woodstock Sentinel-Review 9th.
Page 2
»<.?
PAGE 2
THE NEW CANADIAN
I
SPORTS
Bird Season Begins
keg news across CANaD4
•f
The Metropolitan Nisei Bad
SUNDAY 10-PIN. Sept. 25:
minton Club began its 1960-61
PO1 576 (200); Ken Naka Tsujimoto SSlj^^yUoi
season last evening, September
oOth, / .00 p.m., at Metropolitan nishi 5ol; Joe Doi 529; Shio- Mit576 (2051Q bW
527; Tad Wakabayashi 518; miya
. United Church, Queen and Church
(221); Jack ^^
Ken Doi 514; Fred Kumoi 510*
Streets.
Onizuka 555 (9Q7P m^ W H
We hope to see all our members
Ken Katai
$
tory ofb'raX1'^ Ontario^ k.P ?!112™ team win hav
Peter Mukai 503i Mickeyt|2
•l
. ,
-*“ vv“ul 'viu nave to •back again and Avould AA7elcome
voD, Gefn’o*Q
' j Kt?
be good to defeat this team when any neAv ones to our club mem Kobayashi 500 (209).
team from Japan will be playing wnen
folloAving three had S? ?: j
Amy Toki 488; Marv gamatsu Jack w
When they meet at East York bership. Officially the club’s sea
~~$°JA’’-;
Mitsuki
476;
Betty Usami 459*' Me; Ben Sson
Avill
commence
on
Friday,
I
, "
tonight. The selectors
have watching all teams this sea- October 7th, hoAvever Ave urge Jean Yoshida 431; Shirley Aiho- (207); Aki Furukawa ?-da ®
II
k T°y
Hashizume 419;
L °n J? get™he best possible team you all, and especially all neAVIsoshima
521;
Mike
bick
together. The Japanese team is comers, to come this Friday, at ■^arie Kobayashi 419; Jean Nitta
Ladies: Phvlli 4?JUra^l.
l i j irtr y,ais ago a meeting was
fast
T®™e Yamanaka 408; Kay Amy Toki 501'; Roda S0^ M
at ^e home of the late
’, one of their backs being aa hich time such items as mem- i Takasaki
406; Mary Murata 405; Alice Nagami 4^
I rince Chichibu of Japan. This known as the fastest man in or bership fees, social activities, etc.,
}n?°TNodaw04; Irene Tsujimoto
will
he
dealt
with,
and
Ave*
can
ganized
rugger
todav,
using
was a meeting to discuss a plan
&;^f"£
to send a team abroad (abroad short, snappy passes throughout get into shape for the new7 season I 403; Jean Fujimoto 402.
then meaning Canada). Now for the game. It should be a most ahead.
—Mary Mitsuki
the second time a team will be interesting game to watch, with , _ A special program of instruction
will
be
offered
to
all
novices
I
*
*
*
-------------- ----------~—Marry
a ieries of ^mes in this hLT1,1?, expected to try to keep
each
week,
which
we
hope
will
MIXED
IMAJORS.
Sent
o
with
the
forwards,
since
.
1Y^n 1930 the Japanese
they
have
the
extra
weight
in
the
encourage
a
lot
of
beginners
to
Kaide
Shimizu
796
(319)Harrv
J aym
onIy in British
The Yawata Rugby scrums.
-lootball Club has already played
'Hie Ontario All-stars will be
?XTes in KC- and w°n them selected from the following plavKAMLOOPS, B C
l
of Mr. Komei UveLPi
be playing in Que Ef ’ ^lan Milliken, Normads-Engbec after their game here, in Tor lish; George Longhurst. Nor- P anMLLn^Xh”|Sr
on Kamloops west
ied
onto. Mr. Shigeru Kayama was mads-Australian; Trevor Hawks,
FUd?^17 deStr°yed bvfireeariv
Mr I?10™111"- ^niber S
present at that original meeting n \Canadians-English;
Ray this_season, and Avith your help
and now as President of the Ja- Cornbill, University of Toronto- it Avill be a lot of fun and should
Mr. Uyeyama and hi, n J
were visiting his
Ser
?an ^u(dy Union, is accompany ?^11A^'-Erro1 Day’ Normads- prove to be a most successful
J'ear.
at the time flames were ^
ing the Yawata R.F.C. on its tour. South African; Collin Smee, Norhis hou^p
e Swung
5;/aWa-a F-F.C. is a very strong C ai^ustralian? John
Allan,
know
cause « >'et »“
side, enjoying the reputation of Scottish-Scottish; Peter Fronebeing Japan’s finest fifteen. Thev, ™.an- Normads-South African; Ed
5rV%a bremendo«s fighting spirit,
h°iKY?‘~A new variety of UTU State_s, Japan and Russia
Beach-Canadian;
aie full of enthusiasm for the Sm WTte’ BaImy Beach-Canal .
Yas been developed by cross
produced
sport and they never quit trying £an.’ , ?om Alexander, OVAC
breeding male ocean, salmon ■by a~<r?oun
ffirosh Sch
Ihey have a very fine record in Guelph-Welsh; Ken Talbot, Scot ,_____ ____Octolber
a
m P°pularly as the sockeye
£Pai where rugger is divided tish-Eng ish; Jim Ward, Scottish©
V^Prof0, pecpre-on swEEEdhE^
n J^back with fresh water Fishery Incubation Station The?
M
into two major groups, one com- New Zealander; Les Austin, NoreLch^t
)lwara at Buddhist
' f- •
Chthyologi^ break- obtained 3,500
o,uw fish
nsh efirn-^
(business OW^Emrb ?hn Tayl°h
through , the new development
Hesh water trout and
by ProL R- Fujiwafirms) and the other made up of l <
Guelph-Irish; Bill Cuth
8 p.m
S jnShu ' at Buddhist Church has two major advantages—creaK
University players. Yawata has bert
Scottish-Scottish;
Tony
a
S
gger
and
tastier
speWith
ocean
trout
to
fertilize
the
&
^o^T^
m
AS
°
ka
Society
01
TBC
rec
‘
the reputation as being the Healy, Irish-Irish
y
p
?
the ocean salmon, and
£n§iSt among both divisions.
frAR?
1
lty
+
10
raise
the
s
PecKs
in
waT
over
“
icubation
period
.
Flashes
—
The
Yawata
SerVice at
J. hey have won seven of the
-teTnVVas again victori- 8 ninCL13 Vancouver. Yawata Football fresh water, thus eliminating •
] ’ tbe scieutists were detwelve all-Jauan
Eany complications, about na ighted to find that more than 50
fWlnSt ?e Quebec All-Stars na01^,3 goodwill games.
“ of Th 19fl >~
to
J i
11 to 5 on Tuesday
BT^ng tournament al tional fishing rights.
fCei? -°f eggs had be® suc
ast °^m^ese In January of this
glXi
Lamond Meridan Lanes.
Previously, it was difficult to cessfully incubated and could live
dium ^ VerdUn Auditorium StakJ
Bowling tourney winduo
r team is -opposed
Now thev are
Kari°US countries’ fish- in fresh water.
mainly of former star plavers
6
at Buddhist Church
o
0 0w
‘ to 12 midnight.
■
lights because young fish de- working on improving the here
tron] the major colleges and Undditary qualities of the new breed
^eisities. In the past games inseeking
a fish which will gm’
^.^"’Posite Japanese teams
bigger
and
faster than their
o -d
fo^eiS” teams, four
ocean-going
fathers.
Kawata players were
Ls^
selected for positions on 41I-Ja *t®°^.8£\^
pan teams and about ten Yawata
I am awayA’s^an^6^
, S^ice the U^I household enplayeis were chosen for an all
E ^hmquejn child-rearing
Kyushu team.
numbers several hundrec
that could be a boon to all travef- Prince held a thirty-minute press
For
conference
this
week,
the
first
in
Crown
WaS mdicated that the
hng parents.
^^ Performs this task
The royal couple’s seven-month- history to be held by heirs to the
infrequently.
1500 Dundas at Dufferin
old son, Prince1 Hiro, will be lulled throne.
However, the royal couple made
Questions were submitted in
to sleep nightly during the
hooi
LE. 2-4267
it clearin their answers to quescouples United States tour by viiting in advance. Although the
I 6650
abi? domestic activities in
prince had met with the pr^ be
Fishing Tackle
Watch Repair Shop ; his mother’s voice emanating fore,
the royal household that they are
it
Ayas
the
first
time
that
a
from a tape recorder.
°
their Hrst-born according
iate™w in his palace
la?e
Princess explained
Si bS ~ Era: LE- ^ns
^
a
«
®
v
er
been
permitted.
those
e
of
rath- than
last
week
that
she
has
recorded
3^8 Broadview Ave., Toronto
Bureauf the ImPenal Household
Prince
Akihito
revealed
that
eCitl01\°J Ja-punese lullabies
elusive rumors about his taking
to be played during her absence.
Irincess Michiko put her voice a hand in child-rearing chores
it is a good policy to
j on tape for the little Prince “so were true. He does, he said,
saia thousandsSofayedarsemPer°rS f°r
change diapers "sometimes when
nave the RIGHT POLICY
]
Anywhere — Anytime
i no one is around.”
Consult
J
Yawata Black Iron With 3-Game Winning Streak
March Info Battle With Ontario Stars Tonight
Flames Gut Home
Of Kamloops Nisei
New Breed of Fish
CALENDAR
Developed by Japanese
On £Jectroni« During Their Absence^
T0Kw PiS ^
OSCAR'S
PHOTO & SPORT
[Crow
YONEMITSU
Travel Arrangements
wales and duncan I
insurance agents I
«4 Yonge Street, Toronto
J
Phone WA. 1-3171
3
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
DAVE’S
TV & RADIO
SERVICE
WE HAVE NO
SERVICE CHARGES
46 LILYWOOD RD.,
TORONTO 19
PHONE RU. 1-1002
travelling
TO JAPAN
Or Bringing Someon© over?
We represent al]
lines including
American President
Northwest Airline#
Canadian Pacific
^^ Fan American
j
or
lo>
tun information and
rates.
DOMINION
Travel Office
EM. 4-7331 — Toronto
55 Wellington Street West
—Dave Azuma—
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
NOTARY PUBLIC
Distinctive
Floral Arrangements
|
226 QUEEN ST. WEST. TORONTO
EM. 8-4847 —
OX. 1-3388 (Res.J
^^^^ancl ^d^otuers
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Travellers Cheques
Obtainable
Travel, Accident
and Baggage Insurance
f
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
Passage arranged by Steamer or Air
JON ONODERA
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.*
Proprietor
Doctor of Chiropractic
HU. 9-4654—HU. 1-8805
728A ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST
(Business)
(Residence)
540 Eglinton Ave. W,
Toronto
(Ya Block West of Christie)
T. KAMEOKA
Telephone LE. 6-8220
If No Answer Call
K. Iwata Travel Service
BE. 3-3869
TORONTO
SPECIALIZING IN TV SERVICE
AND ANTENNA INSTALLATION
Call for Reservations or
Information—EM. 8-9934
13 McCauI St. TORONTO
OAK
SEE
GEORGE K. NISHIDERA
SERVICE
Phone LE. 4-7954-5-6
1338 Queen Street West. Toronto 3
OWNED BY HAROLD MAEDA
for thorough travel arrangements
Cosmopolitan Travel Bureau
132 Dundas Street West
EMpire 4-6288 '
•o
tato
?o
PAGE 2
THE NEW CANADIAN
I
SPORTS
Bird Season Begins
keg news across CANaD4
•f
The Metropolitan Nisei Bad
SUNDAY 10-PIN. Sept. 25:
minton Club began its 1960-61
PO1 576 (200); Ken Naka Tsujimoto SSlj^^yUoi
season last evening, September
oOth, / .00 p.m., at Metropolitan nishi 5ol; Joe Doi 529; Shio- Mit576 (2051Q bW
527; Tad Wakabayashi 518; miya
. United Church, Queen and Church
(221); Jack ^^
Ken Doi 514; Fred Kumoi 510*
Streets.
Onizuka 555 (9Q7P m^ W H
We hope to see all our members
Ken Katai
$
tory ofb'raX1'^ Ontario^ k.P ?!112™ team win hav
Peter Mukai 503i Mickeyt|2
•l
. ,
-*“ vv“ul 'viu nave to •back again and Avould AA7elcome
voD, Gefn’o*Q
' j Kt?
be good to defeat this team when any neAv ones to our club mem Kobayashi 500 (209).
team from Japan will be playing wnen
folloAving three had S? ?: j
Amy Toki 488; Marv gamatsu Jack w
When they meet at East York bership. Officially the club’s sea
~~$°JA’’-;
Mitsuki
476;
Betty Usami 459*' Me; Ben Sson
Avill
commence
on
Friday,
I
, "
tonight. The selectors
have watching all teams this sea- October 7th, hoAvever Ave urge Jean Yoshida 431; Shirley Aiho- (207); Aki Furukawa ?-da ®
II
k T°y
Hashizume 419;
L °n J? get™he best possible team you all, and especially all neAVIsoshima
521;
Mike
bick
together. The Japanese team is comers, to come this Friday, at ■^arie Kobayashi 419; Jean Nitta
Ladies: Phvlli 4?JUra^l.
l i j irtr y,ais ago a meeting was
fast
T®™e Yamanaka 408; Kay Amy Toki 501'; Roda S0^ M
at ^e home of the late
’, one of their backs being aa hich time such items as mem- i Takasaki
406; Mary Murata 405; Alice Nagami 4^
I rince Chichibu of Japan. This known as the fastest man in or bership fees, social activities, etc.,
}n?°TNodaw04; Irene Tsujimoto
will
he
dealt
with,
and
Ave*
can
ganized
rugger
todav,
using
was a meeting to discuss a plan
&;^f"£
to send a team abroad (abroad short, snappy passes throughout get into shape for the new7 season I 403; Jean Fujimoto 402.
then meaning Canada). Now for the game. It should be a most ahead.
—Mary Mitsuki
the second time a team will be interesting game to watch, with , _ A special program of instruction
will
be
offered
to
all
novices
I
*
*
*
-------------- ----------~—Marry
a ieries of ^mes in this hLT1,1?, expected to try to keep
each
week,
which
we
hope
will
MIXED
IMAJORS.
Sent
o
with
the
forwards,
since
.
1Y^n 1930 the Japanese
they
have
the
extra
weight
in
the
encourage
a
lot
of
beginners
to
Kaide
Shimizu
796
(319)Harrv
J aym
onIy in British
The Yawata Rugby scrums.
-lootball Club has already played
'Hie Ontario All-stars will be
?XTes in KC- and w°n them selected from the following plavKAMLOOPS, B C
l
of Mr. Komei UveLPi
be playing in Que Ef ’ ^lan Milliken, Normads-Engbec after their game here, in Tor lish; George Longhurst. Nor- P anMLLn^Xh”|Sr
on Kamloops west
ied
onto. Mr. Shigeru Kayama was mads-Australian; Trevor Hawks,
FUd?^17 deStr°yed bvfireeariv
Mr I?10™111"- ^niber S
present at that original meeting n \Canadians-English;
Ray this_season, and Avith your help
and now as President of the Ja- Cornbill, University of Toronto- it Avill be a lot of fun and should
Mr. Uyeyama and hi, n J
were visiting his
Ser
?an ^u(dy Union, is accompany ?^11A^'-Erro1 Day’ Normads- prove to be a most successful
J'ear.
at the time flames were ^
ing the Yawata R.F.C. on its tour. South African; Collin Smee, Norhis hou^p
e Swung
5;/aWa-a F-F.C. is a very strong C ai^ustralian? John
Allan,
know
cause « >'et »“
side, enjoying the reputation of Scottish-Scottish; Peter Fronebeing Japan’s finest fifteen. Thev, ™.an- Normads-South African; Ed
5rV%a bremendo«s fighting spirit,
h°iKY?‘~A new variety of UTU State_s, Japan and Russia
Beach-Canadian;
aie full of enthusiasm for the Sm WTte’ BaImy Beach-Canal .
Yas been developed by cross
produced
sport and they never quit trying £an.’ , ?om Alexander, OVAC
breeding male ocean, salmon ■by a~<r?oun
ffirosh Sch
Ihey have a very fine record in Guelph-Welsh; Ken Talbot, Scot ,_____ ____Octolber
a
m P°pularly as the sockeye
£Pai where rugger is divided tish-Eng ish; Jim Ward, Scottish©
V^Prof0, pecpre-on swEEEdhE^
n J^back with fresh water Fishery Incubation Station The?
M
into two major groups, one com- New Zealander; Les Austin, NoreLch^t
)lwara at Buddhist
' f- •
Chthyologi^ break- obtained 3,500
o,uw fish
nsh efirn-^
(business OW^Emrb ?hn Tayl°h
through , the new development
Hesh water trout and
by ProL R- Fujiwafirms) and the other made up of l <
Guelph-Irish; Bill Cuth
8 p.m
S jnShu ' at Buddhist Church has two major advantages—creaK
University players. Yawata has bert
Scottish-Scottish;
Tony
a
S
gger
and
tastier
speWith
ocean
trout
to
fertilize
the
&
^o^T^
m
AS
°
ka
Society
01
TBC
rec
‘
the reputation as being the Healy, Irish-Irish
y
p
?
the ocean salmon, and
£n§iSt among both divisions.
frAR?
1
lty
+
10
raise
the
s
PecKs
in
waT
over
“
icubation
period
.
Flashes
—
The
Yawata
SerVice at
J. hey have won seven of the
-teTnVVas again victori- 8 ninCL13 Vancouver. Yawata Football fresh water, thus eliminating •
] ’ tbe scieutists were detwelve all-Jauan
Eany complications, about na ighted to find that more than 50
fWlnSt ?e Quebec All-Stars na01^,3 goodwill games.
“ of Th 19fl >~
to
J i
11 to 5 on Tuesday
BT^ng tournament al tional fishing rights.
fCei? -°f eggs had be® suc
ast °^m^ese In January of this
glXi
Lamond Meridan Lanes.
Previously, it was difficult to cessfully incubated and could live
dium ^ VerdUn Auditorium StakJ
Bowling tourney winduo
r team is -opposed
Now thev are
Kari°US countries’ fish- in fresh water.
mainly of former star plavers
6
at Buddhist Church
o
0 0w
‘ to 12 midnight.
■
lights because young fish de- working on improving the here
tron] the major colleges and Undditary qualities of the new breed
^eisities. In the past games inseeking
a fish which will gm’
^.^"’Posite Japanese teams
bigger
and
faster than their
o -d
fo^eiS” teams, four
ocean-going
fathers.
Kawata players were
Ls^
selected for positions on 41I-Ja *t®°^.8£\^
pan teams and about ten Yawata
I am awayA’s^an^6^
, S^ice the U^I household enplayeis were chosen for an all
E ^hmquejn child-rearing
Kyushu team.
numbers several hundrec
that could be a boon to all travef- Prince held a thirty-minute press
For
conference
this
week,
the
first
in
Crown
WaS mdicated that the
hng parents.
^^ Performs this task
The royal couple’s seven-month- history to be held by heirs to the
infrequently.
1500 Dundas at Dufferin
old son, Prince1 Hiro, will be lulled throne.
However, the royal couple made
Questions were submitted in
to sleep nightly during the
hooi
LE. 2-4267
it clearin their answers to quescouples United States tour by viiting in advance. Although the
I 6650
abi? domestic activities in
prince had met with the pr^ be
Fishing Tackle
Watch Repair Shop ; his mother’s voice emanating fore,
the royal household that they are
it
Ayas
the
first
time
that
a
from a tape recorder.
°
their Hrst-born according
iate™w in his palace
la?e
Princess explained
Si bS ~ Era: LE- ^ns
^
a
«
®
v
er
been
permitted.
those
e
of
rath- than
last
week
that
she
has
recorded
3^8 Broadview Ave., Toronto
Bureauf the ImPenal Household
Prince
Akihito
revealed
that
eCitl01\°J Ja-punese lullabies
elusive rumors about his taking
to be played during her absence.
Irincess Michiko put her voice a hand in child-rearing chores
it is a good policy to
j on tape for the little Prince “so were true. He does, he said,
saia thousandsSofayedarsemPer°rS f°r
change diapers "sometimes when
nave the RIGHT POLICY
]
Anywhere — Anytime
i no one is around.”
Consult
J
Yawata Black Iron With 3-Game Winning Streak
March Info Battle With Ontario Stars Tonight
Flames Gut Home
Of Kamloops Nisei
New Breed of Fish
CALENDAR
Developed by Japanese
On £Jectroni« During Their Absence^
T0Kw PiS ^
OSCAR'S
PHOTO & SPORT
[Crow
YONEMITSU
Travel Arrangements
wales and duncan I
insurance agents I
«4 Yonge Street, Toronto
J
Phone WA. 1-3171
3
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
DAVE’S
TV & RADIO
SERVICE
WE HAVE NO
SERVICE CHARGES
46 LILYWOOD RD.,
TORONTO 19
PHONE RU. 1-1002
travelling
TO JAPAN
Or Bringing Someon© over?
We represent al]
lines including
American President
Northwest Airline#
Canadian Pacific
^^ Fan American
j
or
lo>
tun information and
rates.
DOMINION
Travel Office
EM. 4-7331 — Toronto
55 Wellington Street West
—Dave Azuma—
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
NOTARY PUBLIC
Distinctive
Floral Arrangements
|
226 QUEEN ST. WEST. TORONTO
EM. 8-4847 —
OX. 1-3388 (Res.J
^^^^ancl ^d^otuers
Air-Ship-Bus-Hail
Tours-Hot el-Sightseeing
Travellers Cheques
Obtainable
Travel, Accident
and Baggage Insurance
f
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
Passage arranged by Steamer or Air
JON ONODERA
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.*
Proprietor
Doctor of Chiropractic
HU. 9-4654—HU. 1-8805
728A ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST
(Business)
(Residence)
540 Eglinton Ave. W,
Toronto
(Ya Block West of Christie)
T. KAMEOKA
Telephone LE. 6-8220
If No Answer Call
K. Iwata Travel Service
BE. 3-3869
TORONTO
SPECIALIZING IN TV SERVICE
AND ANTENNA INSTALLATION
Call for Reservations or
Information—EM. 8-9934
13 McCauI St. TORONTO
OAK
SEE
GEORGE K. NISHIDERA
SERVICE
Phone LE. 4-7954-5-6
1338 Queen Street West. Toronto 3
OWNED BY HAROLD MAEDA
for thorough travel arrangements
Cosmopolitan Travel Bureau
132 Dundas Street West
EMpire 4-6288 '
•o
tato
?o
Page 3
MA
ADA
■nrday, October 1, 1960
THE NEW CANA DT A NT
?Pt ^:h
^d L't^
so 7;
K
®
IX
^l;,
A
da 533; &
’^oyt
nabe, Jk
Ikeda
,o25J Dick:
^ura 521.
h°ny 504'
asuda 49°' I
d Tanaka I
^> Minnie I
nitsu 439.1
Rh 439. ’ I
-Mary L I
IX
PAGE 3
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3
5
It
5
c
i>
5
8
3
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IX
sy
e
5to
it
si
he home
> located
■de, was
fire early
Rer 9th.
’ Mother
-d sister
gutting
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NEW CANADIAN
Personal Notes Engagements
PAGE
dates and doings
i^nchi Yanai, son of Mr.
and Mrs Sumi Yanai of New
1 oromo, Ontario, passed awav on
Marriages
Sunday, September 19, I960?
Pi^leJa! s^vice was held at
WAKABAYASHI-EBIHARA
Elliot Funeral home at which the
Reverend Ken Imai of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
Tonight’s the night that the
Now all you freshmen can band
Japanese Anglican Church offi
ciated.
real
bargain
of
an
evening
offertogether
and become acquainted
The Toronto Buddhist Church
ed
by
the
Nisei
Students
Club
with
one
another and also with
was the setting for the marriage
ends.
In
fact
the
sale
starts
and
the
old
timers
of the club. “Frosh
of Miss Nobu Ebihara, daughter
ends
tonight.
It
’
s
an
unusual
type
Nite
”
also
gives
us an opportunity
of Mr. and Mrs. Kesajiro Ebiha
of sale for one reason; it doesn’t to tell you a little about the NSC
*
*
*
ra of Japan, and Mr. Hideo Wa
Japan Air Lines’ 1961 calendars cost one penny, not even a yen.
and its line-up of future activi
kabayashi, son of Mrs. Kino Wa
—
-niagnrticent
portfolios of out Honest Ed doesn’t dare even try ties in which we hope you will
^ Mrs- Y- Mi^ta Of
kabayashi also of Toronto, on T ?
standing Japanese art, continuing
Saturday, September 17, 1960. Taber, Alberta, have announced an eight-year tradition which has to compete with such an offer. all be sharing.
This is your night “Frosh”, so
The Reverend Ishiura presided w
of their daughter made them world famous—this It is an open invitation (that
means
free
admission)
to
all
Uni
Miss
Betty
Kmuye
Tomita,
to
Mr.'
we
hope you can make it. There
over the wedding.
year will be available for sale to versity of Toronto
students, are some surprises in store for
^.
a
®
Osamu
Taniguchi,
son
of
Mr"
The reception was held at the
the general public.
teachers-to-be, and Ryersonians you along- with refreshments and
K. Taniguchi of Lethbridge, AlSai Woo Tea House.
Each JAL calendar is a dis etc., especially the freshmen, to dancing.
Fun
guaranteed
or
MrtavSn-ranins were Mr- aild
tinguished art production, pre the NCS’s annual “Frosh Nite”. money refunded! If you have not
$
#
*
Mis. E. Hiraga.
senting gorgeous color photo- The time is eight o’clock (to yet been contacted, please phone
The event was celebrated with
»raPhs °f s°nie of Japan’s unique night), .at the: Settlement House, Carol Ono at WA. 1-0487, Ron
ADACHI-KAWAGUCHI
Sunday, September 4, and historic treasures, so that the
which is behind the Art Gallery, Shigeishi at HO. 1-2319, or June
Toronto, Ontario I960 at Shanghai Chop Suey.
series becomes in effect an en October 1st.
Kikuchi at HU. 8-6821.
cyclopedic record of Japanese art
*
*
*
The Reverend K.
Shimizu
Thank you very much.
throughout the centuries.
They
solemnized the marriage of Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Takeo Yoshida of are universally conceded the most
Kiyoko Cathy Kawaguchi, daugh
Steveston,
B.C., are happy to an decorative and interesting of all
ter of Mr. and. Mrs. Kaju Kawagjichi of Toronto, and Mr. Nobo nounce the engagement of their airline calendars.
The Rec Socratic Dance Club
They have become so extraru Bob Adachi, son of Mrs. Aya daughter, Miss Mae Miyeko Yo
ko Adachi of Toronto. The wed- shida, to Mr. Tad Tadashi Yesa- ordinararily popular among art will begin its season of dancing
ding took place at the Japanese ki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miyakichi lovers and collectors that every and dance lessons on Sunday,
United Church on September Yesaki also of Steveston. The en- year the supply is exhausted be- October 23rd at the new hall at
g'agement party was held in fore the demand can be met, leav Dundas and Spadina Avenue. The
24th, 1960.
Male Help Wanted
Vancouver
on Saturday, Septem- ing many people disappointed.
reason for the three weeks’ de
Following the ceremony a re4, 1960.
I
To avoid such disappointments lay is due to the fact that the A FEW GARDENERS are immediatelv
ception was held at the China
hall will, not be completed till needed. Phone BA. 1-2145. Mr. Kinoshita'.
House.
e 9aIen^ars lasb year were of- such time.
Toit sale for the first time,
YOUNG MAN with high school educa
*
There will be no dance lessons tion wanted for stockroom. May Com
and this year are available ae-ain
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fujimoto of at the low price of $1.50 each
on this evening, and the present pany, 118 Yonge St., EM. 3-8091. -Ask
YAMAMOTO-MATSUI
Toronto, Ontario, are happy to
The ’61 calendar includes’ 13 membership will be extended for for Mr. Adair. (Toronto).
KBS
two weeks.
Toronto, Ontario announce the birth of a son, selections of typical treasures of
Female
Help
Wanted
. The executive of the club de
Japan from throughout the cenToronto Japanese
Anglican H«Er™' 1960 ‘ St “ “ s t™-f™ prehistoric excavat- cided to close the membership to ALTERATION GIRL, experienced on
Church was the setting when
P
ed dogu, small clay figurines of outside groups this year owing dresses and coats, apply May Company,
Miss Alice
Oshiye
Matsui,
to the increasing number. Since 118 Yonge St., EM. 3-8091. (Toronto)
t^Th pZose’
prints bv the club is operated primarily for HOME SEWING. Experienced in blouses
’ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. YoshiL°th century artist
taro Matsui of Toronto, and Mr.
ia q
Sharaku. They include a splendid Nisei, the members felt that the in single needle machine. Apply Clau
dette Blouse, 80 Nelson Street (off John
Terry Terue Yamamoto were
u
Momoyama-period folding screen, club should be entirely Japanese SL
between Queen and Adelaide)
united in marriage on Saturday,
Couples
of
other (Toronto).
Mrs. Yaye Asano, aged 46 of a bronze Buddhist statue, a multi Canadian.
September 17, 1960, the Reverend Toronto, Ontario passed awav on k° °red Cera?lc Peaeock incense group who wish to attend how
GIRL WANTED for variety store. Week
Ken Imai officiating. The groom’s Thursday, September 29, 1960
ever, will be admitted: No stags, days with good hours. Responsibilities.
and
other
priceless
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Yonezo while at home.
except Nisei.
Phone Vic Ohashi at WA. 3-0346 after
objects.
lamamoto also of this city.
Watch this paper for further 6 p.m. (Toronto).
Funeral service will be held at I -T..Convenient
order
T
------cards
for
Following the ceremony, the
Days, Funeral Home, 193 Dan JALs beautiful 1961 calendars details.
Domestic Help Wanted
reception was held at Pickfair forth Avenue, on October 18th, may be obtained from any JAL
Restaurant, after which the newoffice in the United
States.
officiated, by the Reverend K. , ,.
--------- -------— Or
A JAPANESE WOMAN or girl required
L honeymooned to New Shimizu of Centennial Japanese ?e calendars may be ordered
for household duties. Good wages and
f ork City.
home. Apply to Mrs. E. E. Arnold, 1393
United Church.
|fiom Charles E. Tuttle Company
Rockland Ave., Victoria, B.C.
of Tokyo by addressing its Ame
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR
rican office, Rutland, Vermont.
GIRL .25-30 for light duties as mother's
NOTARY
helper char kept, live in, 2 small child
They should be ordered early, be
ren. Phone RU. 7-6294 (Toronto).
Room 103
cause they are mailed from’ JaWA.
1-5605
OX.
8-2280
(Res.)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, (I960
pan and about eight weeks must
2 CoHe^e St., Toronto
Rooms to Let
Il-00al1:°wau'%Sunday Church School
be allowed for delivery. The price
a.m., World Communion Sunday Joint Service
of $1.50 each, includes postage in
‘‘
”A LARGE UPPER ROOM"
TWO UNFURNISHED rooms with sink.
Japanese commemorative stamps ssaa
a hearty welcome to ah
*
Danforth and Coxwell district. Phone
which are sought by collectors.
©
701 Dovercoart Rd., Toronto
HO. 3-6312 (Toronto).
Payment should accompany each
SAY IT WITH
TWO UNFURNISffiuTT^^^
order.
anJ M«- Itoku Murakami
of Toronto. Ontario wish to an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Joan Shimako
Murakami, to Mr. Torio Nao-^_
^tsu» s°n of Mr. and Mrs. Geichiro Nagamatsu of Willowdale
17 I960 Tl.?nr-ay’ September
-L0, The a^air was celebratS W1? a ?aj^ at Kwongchow
Chop Suey m Toronto.
Tonight Is "Frosh Nite" At Nisei Students' Club
JAL Calendars For Sale
Club RecSo Open Oct. 23
With Closed Membership
CLASSIFIED
Bil'th d
Obituaries
KAZUO G. OIYE
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH 918 Bathurst st. I in Japan of books Tn Englishmen
^?^?AY' OCTOBER 2, 4960
H:00 a.m„ MORNING°SERV^
.
r
o.nn
— Prof. Service
Ryosetsu Fujiwara
2.00 p.m., Monthly Memorial
, , Prof- R. Fujiwara
p v _
Welcome tea to follow.
EVERYONE CORDIALLY
'
INVITEd'”
Japanese and other oriental sub
jects of general interest, and any
one interested in books on Japan
—art, literature, history, life anc
custonis—may request the latest
book-list with the calendar order.
Peter Sasaki — K. Sasaki
Bus: HO. 6-2041
Res: HO. 6-7962
942 PAPE AVE., TORONTO
Property for Sale
Owner's house for sale. 2 kitchens, 2
washrooms, garage, new furnace, gas,
recreation, room and many extra's, new
building (after 5 p.m. for inspection).
Apply 6 St. Davis Street (Toronto).
Cameron, Weldon
Brewin 61 McCallum
YOUR SHOPPING LIST
Toronto
• SAKURA RICE
• MARUKIN, SHOYU
• VINEGAR
f SUGAB
0 EGGS
& SUKIYAKI MEAT
@ MANJU
© MANY VARIETIES OF ARARE
PHONE EM. 4-7692
EM. 6-2411
WELCOME, JAPANESE CANADIANS
golden dragon
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
TORIC
OPTICAL
OPTOMETRISTS
Complete Core
For Your Eyes
SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR TAKEOUT ORDERS
8-247s°°n tO $ a,rxu
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
DUNDAS UNION ®T@W
372 Bay St.
—
EM. 3-4391
284-A YONGE ST.
SHARON'S FLORIST
wiring for rent, second floor flat. DufleVn„and Lawrence district.
Phone
RU. 7-3782 (Toronto).
F. A. BREWIN, Q.C
Barrister & Solicitor
STUDIO
FLOWERS
—
KWONGCHOW
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
Catering to Wedding Banquets, Showers and Parties
Seating Capacity 240
Special Attention on Take Out Orders
Orders to Take Out
131A Dundas St Wu Toronto
Welcome Japanese Canadian Friends
118 West Hastings St
VANCOUVER. B.C.
EM. 2-9029
For Reservations
EM. 2-4322
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
Personal Notes Engagements
PAGE
dates and doings
i^nchi Yanai, son of Mr.
and Mrs Sumi Yanai of New
1 oromo, Ontario, passed awav on
Marriages
Sunday, September 19, I960?
Pi^leJa! s^vice was held at
WAKABAYASHI-EBIHARA
Elliot Funeral home at which the
Reverend Ken Imai of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
Tonight’s the night that the
Now all you freshmen can band
Japanese Anglican Church offi
ciated.
real
bargain
of
an
evening
offertogether
and become acquainted
The Toronto Buddhist Church
ed
by
the
Nisei
Students
Club
with
one
another and also with
was the setting for the marriage
ends.
In
fact
the
sale
starts
and
the
old
timers
of the club. “Frosh
of Miss Nobu Ebihara, daughter
ends
tonight.
It
’
s
an
unusual
type
Nite
”
also
gives
us an opportunity
of Mr. and Mrs. Kesajiro Ebiha
of sale for one reason; it doesn’t to tell you a little about the NSC
*
*
*
ra of Japan, and Mr. Hideo Wa
Japan Air Lines’ 1961 calendars cost one penny, not even a yen.
and its line-up of future activi
kabayashi, son of Mrs. Kino Wa
—
-niagnrticent
portfolios of out Honest Ed doesn’t dare even try ties in which we hope you will
^ Mrs- Y- Mi^ta Of
kabayashi also of Toronto, on T ?
standing Japanese art, continuing
Saturday, September 17, 1960. Taber, Alberta, have announced an eight-year tradition which has to compete with such an offer. all be sharing.
This is your night “Frosh”, so
The Reverend Ishiura presided w
of their daughter made them world famous—this It is an open invitation (that
means
free
admission)
to
all
Uni
Miss
Betty
Kmuye
Tomita,
to
Mr.'
we
hope you can make it. There
over the wedding.
year will be available for sale to versity of Toronto
students, are some surprises in store for
^.
a
®
Osamu
Taniguchi,
son
of
Mr"
The reception was held at the
the general public.
teachers-to-be, and Ryersonians you along- with refreshments and
K. Taniguchi of Lethbridge, AlSai Woo Tea House.
Each JAL calendar is a dis etc., especially the freshmen, to dancing.
Fun
guaranteed
or
MrtavSn-ranins were Mr- aild
tinguished art production, pre the NCS’s annual “Frosh Nite”. money refunded! If you have not
$
#
*
Mis. E. Hiraga.
senting gorgeous color photo- The time is eight o’clock (to yet been contacted, please phone
The event was celebrated with
»raPhs °f s°nie of Japan’s unique night), .at the: Settlement House, Carol Ono at WA. 1-0487, Ron
ADACHI-KAWAGUCHI
Sunday, September 4, and historic treasures, so that the
which is behind the Art Gallery, Shigeishi at HO. 1-2319, or June
Toronto, Ontario I960 at Shanghai Chop Suey.
series becomes in effect an en October 1st.
Kikuchi at HU. 8-6821.
cyclopedic record of Japanese art
*
*
*
The Reverend K.
Shimizu
Thank you very much.
throughout the centuries.
They
solemnized the marriage of Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Takeo Yoshida of are universally conceded the most
Kiyoko Cathy Kawaguchi, daugh
Steveston,
B.C., are happy to an decorative and interesting of all
ter of Mr. and. Mrs. Kaju Kawagjichi of Toronto, and Mr. Nobo nounce the engagement of their airline calendars.
The Rec Socratic Dance Club
They have become so extraru Bob Adachi, son of Mrs. Aya daughter, Miss Mae Miyeko Yo
ko Adachi of Toronto. The wed- shida, to Mr. Tad Tadashi Yesa- ordinararily popular among art will begin its season of dancing
ding took place at the Japanese ki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miyakichi lovers and collectors that every and dance lessons on Sunday,
United Church on September Yesaki also of Steveston. The en- year the supply is exhausted be- October 23rd at the new hall at
g'agement party was held in fore the demand can be met, leav Dundas and Spadina Avenue. The
24th, 1960.
Male Help Wanted
Vancouver
on Saturday, Septem- ing many people disappointed.
reason for the three weeks’ de
Following the ceremony a re4, 1960.
I
To avoid such disappointments lay is due to the fact that the A FEW GARDENERS are immediatelv
ception was held at the China
hall will, not be completed till needed. Phone BA. 1-2145. Mr. Kinoshita'.
House.
e 9aIen^ars lasb year were of- such time.
Toit sale for the first time,
YOUNG MAN with high school educa
*
There will be no dance lessons tion wanted for stockroom. May Com
and this year are available ae-ain
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fujimoto of at the low price of $1.50 each
on this evening, and the present pany, 118 Yonge St., EM. 3-8091. -Ask
YAMAMOTO-MATSUI
Toronto, Ontario, are happy to
The ’61 calendar includes’ 13 membership will be extended for for Mr. Adair. (Toronto).
KBS
two weeks.
Toronto, Ontario announce the birth of a son, selections of typical treasures of
Female
Help
Wanted
. The executive of the club de
Japan from throughout the cenToronto Japanese
Anglican H«Er™' 1960 ‘ St “ “ s t™-f™ prehistoric excavat- cided to close the membership to ALTERATION GIRL, experienced on
Church was the setting when
P
ed dogu, small clay figurines of outside groups this year owing dresses and coats, apply May Company,
Miss Alice
Oshiye
Matsui,
to the increasing number. Since 118 Yonge St., EM. 3-8091. (Toronto)
t^Th pZose’
prints bv the club is operated primarily for HOME SEWING. Experienced in blouses
’ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. YoshiL°th century artist
taro Matsui of Toronto, and Mr.
ia q
Sharaku. They include a splendid Nisei, the members felt that the in single needle machine. Apply Clau
dette Blouse, 80 Nelson Street (off John
Terry Terue Yamamoto were
u
Momoyama-period folding screen, club should be entirely Japanese SL
between Queen and Adelaide)
united in marriage on Saturday,
Couples
of
other (Toronto).
Mrs. Yaye Asano, aged 46 of a bronze Buddhist statue, a multi Canadian.
September 17, 1960, the Reverend Toronto, Ontario passed awav on k° °red Cera?lc Peaeock incense group who wish to attend how
GIRL WANTED for variety store. Week
Ken Imai officiating. The groom’s Thursday, September 29, 1960
ever, will be admitted: No stags, days with good hours. Responsibilities.
and
other
priceless
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Yonezo while at home.
except Nisei.
Phone Vic Ohashi at WA. 3-0346 after
objects.
lamamoto also of this city.
Watch this paper for further 6 p.m. (Toronto).
Funeral service will be held at I -T..Convenient
order
T
------cards
for
Following the ceremony, the
Days, Funeral Home, 193 Dan JALs beautiful 1961 calendars details.
Domestic Help Wanted
reception was held at Pickfair forth Avenue, on October 18th, may be obtained from any JAL
Restaurant, after which the newoffice in the United
States.
officiated, by the Reverend K. , ,.
--------- -------— Or
A JAPANESE WOMAN or girl required
L honeymooned to New Shimizu of Centennial Japanese ?e calendars may be ordered
for household duties. Good wages and
f ork City.
home. Apply to Mrs. E. E. Arnold, 1393
United Church.
|fiom Charles E. Tuttle Company
Rockland Ave., Victoria, B.C.
of Tokyo by addressing its Ame
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR
rican office, Rutland, Vermont.
GIRL .25-30 for light duties as mother's
NOTARY
helper char kept, live in, 2 small child
They should be ordered early, be
ren. Phone RU. 7-6294 (Toronto).
Room 103
cause they are mailed from’ JaWA.
1-5605
OX.
8-2280
(Res.)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, (I960
pan and about eight weeks must
2 CoHe^e St., Toronto
Rooms to Let
Il-00al1:°wau'%Sunday Church School
be allowed for delivery. The price
a.m., World Communion Sunday Joint Service
of $1.50 each, includes postage in
‘‘
”A LARGE UPPER ROOM"
TWO UNFURNISHED rooms with sink.
Japanese commemorative stamps ssaa
a hearty welcome to ah
*
Danforth and Coxwell district. Phone
which are sought by collectors.
©
701 Dovercoart Rd., Toronto
HO. 3-6312 (Toronto).
Payment should accompany each
SAY IT WITH
TWO UNFURNISffiuTT^^^
order.
anJ M«- Itoku Murakami
of Toronto. Ontario wish to an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Joan Shimako
Murakami, to Mr. Torio Nao-^_
^tsu» s°n of Mr. and Mrs. Geichiro Nagamatsu of Willowdale
17 I960 Tl.?nr-ay’ September
-L0, The a^air was celebratS W1? a ?aj^ at Kwongchow
Chop Suey m Toronto.
Tonight Is "Frosh Nite" At Nisei Students' Club
JAL Calendars For Sale
Club RecSo Open Oct. 23
With Closed Membership
CLASSIFIED
Bil'th d
Obituaries
KAZUO G. OIYE
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH 918 Bathurst st. I in Japan of books Tn Englishmen
^?^?AY' OCTOBER 2, 4960
H:00 a.m„ MORNING°SERV^
.
r
o.nn
— Prof. Service
Ryosetsu Fujiwara
2.00 p.m., Monthly Memorial
, , Prof- R. Fujiwara
p v _
Welcome tea to follow.
EVERYONE CORDIALLY
'
INVITEd'”
Japanese and other oriental sub
jects of general interest, and any
one interested in books on Japan
—art, literature, history, life anc
custonis—may request the latest
book-list with the calendar order.
Peter Sasaki — K. Sasaki
Bus: HO. 6-2041
Res: HO. 6-7962
942 PAPE AVE., TORONTO
Property for Sale
Owner's house for sale. 2 kitchens, 2
washrooms, garage, new furnace, gas,
recreation, room and many extra's, new
building (after 5 p.m. for inspection).
Apply 6 St. Davis Street (Toronto).
Cameron, Weldon
Brewin 61 McCallum
YOUR SHOPPING LIST
Toronto
• SAKURA RICE
• MARUKIN, SHOYU
• VINEGAR
f SUGAB
0 EGGS
& SUKIYAKI MEAT
@ MANJU
© MANY VARIETIES OF ARARE
PHONE EM. 4-7692
EM. 6-2411
WELCOME, JAPANESE CANADIANS
golden dragon
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
TORIC
OPTICAL
OPTOMETRISTS
Complete Core
For Your Eyes
SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR TAKEOUT ORDERS
8-247s°°n tO $ a,rxu
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
DUNDAS UNION ®T@W
372 Bay St.
—
EM. 3-4391
284-A YONGE ST.
SHARON'S FLORIST
wiring for rent, second floor flat. DufleVn„and Lawrence district.
Phone
RU. 7-3782 (Toronto).
F. A. BREWIN, Q.C
Barrister & Solicitor
STUDIO
FLOWERS
—
KWONGCHOW
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
Catering to Wedding Banquets, Showers and Parties
Seating Capacity 240
Special Attention on Take Out Orders
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THE NEW CANADIAN
Breezin
{Continued from Page One)
Winkie Dolls Banned
----------------- —;------------- - ——Saturday, October 1 u^
THE NEW CANADIAN
That is a result Mr. J. Salk and Zen master parried the blow with
TOKYO.—Public school offi
company can be proud of.
My the top of the pot. It was then,
friend paw this only patient, a and then alone, that he finally- cials- have banned- “Winkie” dolls
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
little girl, lying there paralyzed achieved realization. And at that adored by millions of fad-happy
as a medium of expression and news outlet
without even being able to speak. very moment took the first step Japanese teenagers, from school
campuses
on
the
grounds
that
My friend said he never saw the toward Satori.
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
.they impair studies.
hospital doctors so upset about a
The question at the end of this
T.. UMEZUKI, Publisher
Principals of 10 schools in Ka
case. You see, this was one of the one is, what is Zen ? I am sure
KEN MORL....-™----- .-Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
few innocent children, whose a lot of you readers have wonder gawa prefecture forbid the “em
parents just didn’t take the time ed too. And after this piece, are braceable dolls,” charging' they
KBI TSUMURA............................................ . .............Engli8h ^
distracted studies and stirred up
to get them innoculated. Don’t let still wondering. Just like me.
jealousy among those who do not
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it happen to your children; they’re
own one.
precious to God too. And after
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa
The order was sure to touch
A note to all those with a cold.
all folks, the shots can-be got
for free.
This is an old popular Japanese. off a storm of protests among
methou of killing a cold. Get some teenage Japanese girls who con
fat dew worms, put them in a sider it a symbol of status to own
The question at the beginning
By JERRY KUTSUKAKE
a Winkie doll. Department stores
of this one is, what is Zen? I am cheesecloth, tie them up in a bag- suspended sales when they could
and hang it up. Put a. cup below
Ihls yea.r ofJ1^0 shaH be known henceforth as the vear thk
sure a lot of you readers have
The
to
catch the juice. This, is what not keep up with orders.
life was filled, and the new rules for manhood that have been drawn
wondered too.
This little piece
you drink. And. oh yesjput sugar black market price has risen from up for centuries in consequence as the famous “ball and chain”
should explain it.
50 cents to $1.50.
on the worms first.
duly understood.
I heard of a young beatnikPsychologists, meanwhile, were
This
helps
the
fat
fellows
to
This, I say to you dear diary, is the first day of a new season
going over to Japan to learn Zen.
taking an I-told-you-so attitude
After being refused and ridicul sweat out the precious juice much after hearing reports from For- yet to be tasted in preference to the four seasons. Its behavior su*'
quicker. If the cold still persists,
ed by many people, when he told try
Zen!
mosa that Winkies were gather gests that it may not be a season of so much power and good sense
but what person in love who destines himself into a marriage can
them he wanted to learn Zen, he
ing dust on the shelves of Taipei claim
to be totally sane?
°
was finally taken in by a Zen
stores. They have charged that
Nathan
Cohen,
moderator
of
master. The beatnik was told he
Of course when the female banner has been set up for a definite
Japanese women are starving for
must learn the art of the sword Fighting uords and Toronto Daily affection. When haughty Japa stay, and you cannot see the encampment for the banners these
to learn Zen. He agreed whole Star drama critic, wrote in his nese males refuse to provide love, triumphal effects are missed by the unwary eye. He is lost. To this
heartedly.
day, 1 cannot recall when or how.
*
'
3
column that “the Crest theatre
the women folk salve their
He was allowed to live in the is bringing in the powerful Eng
With
the
passing
of
the
four
seasons;
and
now
into
the
fifth
wounds on “Dakko-chan,” the em
Zen master’s house and for the lish war play ‘The Long And. The braceable
I would, say it is permissible to wonder if
one, they claim.
if this
this is
is that
that it
it contains
contains’
first month he did nothing but Short And The Tali’. James Doug
lovers
who
would
be
more
satisfied
with
Some quarters have predicted
Purely dependent union,
clean the house, wash the vege las will get the part of Private the Winkie hoom will flop in the than wuh some ,looser arrangement of athe
usual and necessary
table pots, and sweep the steps Bamforth. . . No one’s been cast United States for the same rea petting at the front door. Whatever the thought, irritations, mis
etc. Finally getting fed up with yet in the role of the Japanese
understandings and poor debates will be the program for the next
this, he asked that he be taught prisoner, who doesn’t say a word son it did on Formosa. The re few years they say. Somehow it is the rule. Ours, therefore, is well
Zen or the art of the sword or through the show. A likely choice cently reported arrival of a ship ahead of schedule. Never in my indifferent vears has there been
ment of Winkie dolls in New
what have you.
Anything but is Frank Hatashita who runs a York
should prove or disprove more superior skill in technique of reply, rebuttal and surrebuttal.
washing and sweeping. The Zen judo school in town, and has their theory.
There is much to be accomplished, and 1 am not yet fully aware
theatrical experience.”
master nodded silently.
_
In
Tokyo the bidding for Win of the tremendous responsibilities that lie ahead. However, I have
The next day the same pattern
kies grew so intense that young analyzed my mind and heart sufficiently to appreciate the gravity
continued, except for one thing'.
g’irls lined up in front of depart of the burden that goes with maintaining a better life with her.
Each time the beatnik bent to
ment
stores as early as 2 a.m.
It is not a desire to create greater awareness of the ways of
Near-record interest earnings
sweep or wash, the Zenl master
waiting
for — not
Winkies — others, or to give daily teaching. This is but a feeble attempt to
swatted him sharply- with a on 1960 Canada Saving- Bonds
The tickets entitling them to buy the say that a distinctly separate mind could feel as an entity in itself
switch.
This continued for an- were announced Sept. 19.
with peace without the reminder of different source and environ
earnings , will amount to 4.71% dolls when a shipment came in.
other month.
Scalpers
sold
tickets
with
ment. The field of battle succumbs to nature to hide its scars.
low
during
Finally, one day, this beatnik
_ the 10-year bond period
numbers
for
as
much
as
$1.
and
are
second
only
to
the
4.98%
saw his chance to get back at the
master. The old one was bent yield on the 1959 bonds.
The bonds dated Nov. 1 will be
over inspecting a steaming pot
of vegetables. The beatnik picked available Oct. 11. The new bonds,
TOKYO.
Japanese bicvcle
KELOWNA, B.C.—There is a 000.
up his broom and crept behind issued in denominations from $50
manufacturers
have
started tests possibility that lack of pickers
to
$5,000
will
be
changed
in
only
him. When he got within strikingOne grower said: “It’s hard to
distance of the master, the beat one way this year. An individual to produce plastic-frame bicycles will seriously affect fruit harvest understand why we can’t get
nik lifted his broom and swung may hold a maximum of gl0,000 which are lighter and more at ing throughout the Kelowna dis workers, when there’s all this talk
in appearance.
trict.
of unemployment.”
at the bent backside with the in savings bonds, compared to tractive
The Japan Bicycle ’ Technical
$20,000
last
year.
Growers complain that now,
It is suggested in some quar
pent-up , emotion of two months
Interest rates will again be on centre has already succeeded with while experiencing a heavy drop ters that the scarcity of pickers
of anger.
Without even looking up, the a graduated scale—4% in the experiments in substituting plas of McIntosh apples, it is almost may be a. boomerang effect from
first year, 4%% in the second, tics for metals in various acces- impossible to obtain sufficient the authorities hardening attitude
-4’4% in the third, 4%% in the soiies such as mudguards, saddles, casual help.
to transients.
fourth and 5% in each of the re chain cases and tire valves.
An official of the National
A total of 37 transients were
Millions of bicycles are used in Employment Service said: “We
maining six years.
convicted in Kelowna during
As in previous years, bond Japan. It is the cheapest and could certainly place any pickers August of “trespassing on rail
ODEOM CHRISTIE
holders may cash them at any most convenient form of trans who come to us at the moment.” way property” and al! but two of
presents
time for their full face value plus portation in this countrv.
Harvesting of peaches, prunes,
Bicycles also constitute an im apricots, cherries and Bartlett them were sent to Oakalla Prison
accrued interest.
Kenji Mizoguchi’s
in default of payment of fines.
portant export item
pears is now-practically complet
Police and city authorities were
Ugetsu Monogatari
nnniiiiniiiiHiiinniiiiiiniHiinHiini ed, but Anjou pears and the ap hopeful
word
would spread
ple crop have yet to be gathered. through the “grapevine” that
In Japanese
Apples annually account for Kelowna was no haven for
English Subtitles
upwards
of 65 per cent of the “bums,” and that they would beStarring: Masayuki Mori
BABRISTB3 and 8OLI0ITOB
yalue
of
sales
made through B.C. take themselves elsewhere.
Machiko Kyo
NOTARY PUBLIO
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It may be that that is exactly
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THE NEW CANADIAN
Breezin
{Continued from Page One)
Winkie Dolls Banned
----------------- —;------------- - ——Saturday, October 1 u^
THE NEW CANADIAN
That is a result Mr. J. Salk and Zen master parried the blow with
TOKYO.—Public school offi
company can be proud of.
My the top of the pot. It was then,
friend paw this only patient, a and then alone, that he finally- cials- have banned- “Winkie” dolls
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
little girl, lying there paralyzed achieved realization. And at that adored by millions of fad-happy
as a medium of expression and news outlet
without even being able to speak. very moment took the first step Japanese teenagers, from school
campuses
on
the
grounds
that
My friend said he never saw the toward Satori.
among those of Japanese origin in Canada
.they impair studies.
hospital doctors so upset about a
The question at the end of this
T.. UMEZUKI, Publisher
Principals of 10 schools in Ka
case. You see, this was one of the one is, what is Zen ? I am sure
KEN MORL....-™----- .-Japanese Section Editor & Advertising
few innocent children, whose a lot of you readers have wonder gawa prefecture forbid the “em
parents just didn’t take the time ed too. And after this piece, are braceable dolls,” charging' they
KBI TSUMURA............................................ . .............Engli8h ^
distracted studies and stirred up
to get them innoculated. Don’t let still wondering. Just like me.
jealousy among those who do not
EM. 6-o005
479 QUEEN ST. W., TORONTO 2-B, ONTARIO
it happen to your children; they’re
own one.
precious to God too. And after
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa
The order was sure to touch
A note to all those with a cold.
all folks, the shots can-be got
for free.
This is an old popular Japanese. off a storm of protests among
methou of killing a cold. Get some teenage Japanese girls who con
fat dew worms, put them in a sider it a symbol of status to own
The question at the beginning
By JERRY KUTSUKAKE
a Winkie doll. Department stores
of this one is, what is Zen? I am cheesecloth, tie them up in a bag- suspended sales when they could
and hang it up. Put a. cup below
Ihls yea.r ofJ1^0 shaH be known henceforth as the vear thk
sure a lot of you readers have
The
to
catch the juice. This, is what not keep up with orders.
life was filled, and the new rules for manhood that have been drawn
wondered too.
This little piece
you drink. And. oh yesjput sugar black market price has risen from up for centuries in consequence as the famous “ball and chain”
should explain it.
50 cents to $1.50.
on the worms first.
duly understood.
I heard of a young beatnikPsychologists, meanwhile, were
This
helps
the
fat
fellows
to
This, I say to you dear diary, is the first day of a new season
going over to Japan to learn Zen.
taking an I-told-you-so attitude
After being refused and ridicul sweat out the precious juice much after hearing reports from For- yet to be tasted in preference to the four seasons. Its behavior su*'
quicker. If the cold still persists,
ed by many people, when he told try
Zen!
mosa that Winkies were gather gests that it may not be a season of so much power and good sense
but what person in love who destines himself into a marriage can
them he wanted to learn Zen, he
ing dust on the shelves of Taipei claim
to be totally sane?
°
was finally taken in by a Zen
stores. They have charged that
Nathan
Cohen,
moderator
of
master. The beatnik was told he
Of course when the female banner has been set up for a definite
Japanese women are starving for
must learn the art of the sword Fighting uords and Toronto Daily affection. When haughty Japa stay, and you cannot see the encampment for the banners these
to learn Zen. He agreed whole Star drama critic, wrote in his nese males refuse to provide love, triumphal effects are missed by the unwary eye. He is lost. To this
heartedly.
day, 1 cannot recall when or how.
*
'
3
column that “the Crest theatre
the women folk salve their
He was allowed to live in the is bringing in the powerful Eng
With
the
passing
of
the
four
seasons;
and
now
into
the
fifth
wounds on “Dakko-chan,” the em
Zen master’s house and for the lish war play ‘The Long And. The braceable
I would, say it is permissible to wonder if
one, they claim.
if this
this is
is that
that it
it contains
contains’
first month he did nothing but Short And The Tali’. James Doug
lovers
who
would
be
more
satisfied
with
Some quarters have predicted
Purely dependent union,
clean the house, wash the vege las will get the part of Private the Winkie hoom will flop in the than wuh some ,looser arrangement of athe
usual and necessary
table pots, and sweep the steps Bamforth. . . No one’s been cast United States for the same rea petting at the front door. Whatever the thought, irritations, mis
etc. Finally getting fed up with yet in the role of the Japanese
understandings and poor debates will be the program for the next
this, he asked that he be taught prisoner, who doesn’t say a word son it did on Formosa. The re few years they say. Somehow it is the rule. Ours, therefore, is well
Zen or the art of the sword or through the show. A likely choice cently reported arrival of a ship ahead of schedule. Never in my indifferent vears has there been
ment of Winkie dolls in New
what have you.
Anything but is Frank Hatashita who runs a York
should prove or disprove more superior skill in technique of reply, rebuttal and surrebuttal.
washing and sweeping. The Zen judo school in town, and has their theory.
There is much to be accomplished, and 1 am not yet fully aware
theatrical experience.”
master nodded silently.
_
In
Tokyo the bidding for Win of the tremendous responsibilities that lie ahead. However, I have
The next day the same pattern
kies grew so intense that young analyzed my mind and heart sufficiently to appreciate the gravity
continued, except for one thing'.
g’irls lined up in front of depart of the burden that goes with maintaining a better life with her.
Each time the beatnik bent to
ment
stores as early as 2 a.m.
It is not a desire to create greater awareness of the ways of
Near-record interest earnings
sweep or wash, the Zenl master
waiting
for — not
Winkies — others, or to give daily teaching. This is but a feeble attempt to
swatted him sharply- with a on 1960 Canada Saving- Bonds
The tickets entitling them to buy the say that a distinctly separate mind could feel as an entity in itself
switch.
This continued for an- were announced Sept. 19.
with peace without the reminder of different source and environ
earnings , will amount to 4.71% dolls when a shipment came in.
other month.
Scalpers
sold
tickets
with
ment. The field of battle succumbs to nature to hide its scars.
low
during
Finally, one day, this beatnik
_ the 10-year bond period
numbers
for
as
much
as
$1.
and
are
second
only
to
the
4.98%
saw his chance to get back at the
master. The old one was bent yield on the 1959 bonds.
The bonds dated Nov. 1 will be
over inspecting a steaming pot
of vegetables. The beatnik picked available Oct. 11. The new bonds,
TOKYO.
Japanese bicvcle
KELOWNA, B.C.—There is a 000.
up his broom and crept behind issued in denominations from $50
manufacturers
have
started tests possibility that lack of pickers
to
$5,000
will
be
changed
in
only
him. When he got within strikingOne grower said: “It’s hard to
distance of the master, the beat one way this year. An individual to produce plastic-frame bicycles will seriously affect fruit harvest understand why we can’t get
nik lifted his broom and swung may hold a maximum of gl0,000 which are lighter and more at ing throughout the Kelowna dis workers, when there’s all this talk
in appearance.
trict.
of unemployment.”
at the bent backside with the in savings bonds, compared to tractive
The Japan Bicycle ’ Technical
$20,000
last
year.
Growers complain that now,
It is suggested in some quar
pent-up , emotion of two months
Interest rates will again be on centre has already succeeded with while experiencing a heavy drop ters that the scarcity of pickers
of anger.
Without even looking up, the a graduated scale—4% in the experiments in substituting plas of McIntosh apples, it is almost may be a. boomerang effect from
first year, 4%% in the second, tics for metals in various acces- impossible to obtain sufficient the authorities hardening attitude
-4’4% in the third, 4%% in the soiies such as mudguards, saddles, casual help.
to transients.
fourth and 5% in each of the re chain cases and tire valves.
An official of the National
A total of 37 transients were
Millions of bicycles are used in Employment Service said: “We
maining six years.
convicted in Kelowna during
As in previous years, bond Japan. It is the cheapest and could certainly place any pickers August of “trespassing on rail
ODEOM CHRISTIE
holders may cash them at any most convenient form of trans who come to us at the moment.” way property” and al! but two of
presents
time for their full face value plus portation in this countrv.
Harvesting of peaches, prunes,
Bicycles also constitute an im apricots, cherries and Bartlett them were sent to Oakalla Prison
accrued interest.
Kenji Mizoguchi’s
in default of payment of fines.
portant export item
pears is now-practically complet
Police and city authorities were
Ugetsu Monogatari
nnniiiiniiiiHiiinniiiiiiniHiinHiini ed, but Anjou pears and the ap hopeful
word
would spread
ple crop have yet to be gathered. through the “grapevine” that
In Japanese
Apples annually account for Kelowna was no haven for
English Subtitles
upwards
of 65 per cent of the “bums,” and that they would beStarring: Masayuki Mori
BABRISTB3 and 8OLI0ITOB
yalue
of
sales
made through B.C. take themselves elsewhere.
Machiko Kyo
NOTARY PUBLIO
Tree Fruits Ltd. This year’s crop
It may be that that is exactly
Winner Grand Prize
CALL YOUR RED CROSS
has
been estimated at $220,000,- what has happened.
Suite
513
Temple
Building
Venice Film Festival
82 RICHMOND ST. WEST
St. Clair at Christie
TORONTO
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Estelle Craig's
WORLD ADVENTURE
presents the exciting film story
REAL ESTATE
long & kami realty ltd
kami insurance agencies ltd
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c4llie Kciinitakakaxa
TBS. ALpine 5-2302
(or leave message at AL. 5-1743)
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FABULOUS JAPAN
CONTINENTAL ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION LTD.
(formerly - Pathey Finance Co. Ltd.)
Personal & Commercial Loans
181 EAST PENDER ST.
VANCOUVER 4, B.C.
MU. 2-4641
1
u Buy Y® House through
a? ™stSuccessM Pallor in T&ronto
9
H® Th*”?®
Customers
Purchase Their Homes Through
M. YANAGISAWA
___
OFFICE
IOBONTO, Ont.
representing
HU. 7-3361
Kes.: LE. 4-1427 or OX. 9-3776
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12 at 5:45
Tickets $1.20, $1.40, $1.60
EATON AUDITORIUM
PRINTING Of All DESCRIPTIONS
UNstinctius. CTsdJin^ LInui.ta.tiom.
_
with Willis Butler in person
Meet the charming Japanese as they work, worship, play.
An inspiring story of the country and. its people.
627 BAY STREET. TORONTO . EM. 8-9760
Res. 2OU4 BEVERLEY STREET ._ EM. 3 - 5O8>
COMPLETE
INSURANCE COVERAGE
DIFE—FIRE—THEFT—AUTO
KIYO TAMURA
Res. PL. 9-8317
TORONTO’
SMALL
UN. 1-1144
SHOE SIZES
NEW FALL STYLES
JUST ARRIVED
SIZES FROM ONE UP
Men's Scott McHales Four Up
ALBERTS SHOE STORE
1328 Queen St. West
Phone LE. 1-1931 Toronto
C.O.D. orders from coast to coast
Abe
]
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