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HE NEW CANADIAN
■■^2_J-^^^
^^Son for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28. 1962
J,G. Minister Edits
TORONTO, ONTARIO
LL Centre Plan
Issei Movie light
IC, Christians
TORONTO. — “Movie Nigh
at 1;
private
for
the Issei”—a Japanese Cana
t;,
From The Observer
■he 1
dan Centre project—will i
w
TORONTO.—More - than 60%
I place on Monday, April It
th
the first anof Japanese Canadians are Chris
i P.M.. at the Christie Theatre
Dar.ee r.t the
tian. For the 39% of Canada’s
j
To be held under the auspices
is announced
total Japanese population who
I of Mr. Kazuhide Komuro, Consul
look to the United Church, The
lot Japan, who is also Honorary
rd preShepherd’s Call edited by the
। Patron of the Centre, the proRev. Dr. K. Shimizu, fills a very
I gram will present the. excelloni
special need.
| Japanese movie “Chi no Hate ni
I Ikiru Mono” (The Angry Sea) tn
Dr. Shimizu began publishing
ii
in mind
and companion short feature “Vi a
this paper in Vancouver in 1926.
sit of Her Royal Highness Prin
"XX
Printing costs were lower at the
cess Alexandra of Kent to Ja
appeared
time and the pape
Jap
unto lor
pan”.
weekly. However, during World
oppoviuc
“
JAL
photo
War II, Dr. Shimizu took to m
‘‘The Angry Sea”, a Toho pro nity of showim
ms. And.
meographing it, since no Japa- ™?|AN FRANCISCO—PIED PIPER OF THE FLOWER WORLD duction in Eastman-color and of course, wo
nese printing facilities were
U.S.-—Mr. Sofu Teshigahara, founder and headmaster of Tohoscope, as well as the com those member
ho supported
available.
the Sogetsu ochool of flower arrangement, which has over a million panion short, was well received the Benefit Da
’ lie said.
memioers throughout the world, arrived at San Francisco Interna
Hand-prints characters
secure adtional .r4.iiport via Japan Air Lines Jet Courier from Tokyo last
mission ncimls wiry h mav be
This served as a valuable but week to spend one month'in the U.S. He is pictured above with Mrs.
Nisei Stars Play In
obtained bv writing to
rigorous apprenticeship for con Shunei Uchida (left), head of the San Francisco Sogetsu School,
ditions which Dr. Shimizu Tias and Miss. Tomoko Suzuki, of JAL who is a Sogetsu teacher, also. Have Gun" TV Program office, lot) Kenwood
onto 10. Self-address:
been facing in more recent years Mr. Teshigahara’s U.S. visit is under the auspices of Ikebana In
HOLLYWOOD.
Paladin is envelope most be cm
in producing The Shepherd’s ternational.
called into conflict with a state the letter should giv ? the apCall.
Nowadays, with printing
priest and
samu rai—emis- plicant's name in full i
i Japanese
costs for a four-page issue of
saries of the nevi, empire-seeking for tile Centre’s recon
1.000 copies running to $135, Dr.
leadership of Japan—who are
Shimizu has been issuing the
trying to force Japanese in the
ttc
paper each month in mimeograph
UP
j
United States to return to the
T<
form as one long foolscap-length
homeland with their knowledge which can
page, with. English on one side
of Western ways and skills on
CHICAGO.—Dr. Raymond W. group, thinking erroneously that “Have Gun, Will Travel” Satur venire," go siMiwnnvin
Japanese on the other. Tn order
“ A r a result rf th’.-- dir
to produce the master copy for Mack, chairman of the Sociology these are no longer their con day, April 14 from 9:30 p.m. on
and
ol her ■'•lews nor- under
of
Northwestern cern.
the Japanese side, Dr. Shimizu Department
the CBS television network.
consideration,
the Centre will be
painstakingly hand-prints scores University, challenged all Nisei
Dr. Mack pointed out that this
Richard
Boone
stars
as
Pala
ahi
:
to
present
a varied program
to
wake
up
to
the
dangers
of
of complicated Japanese charac
is the danger. Even though Eu
complacency as a result of the ropean groups have been able to din, Marc Maruno plays Minoru, of interest and benefit to' the
ters.
goodwill shown them in recent overcome discriminations with a Japanese American faced with Issei,” he said.
In this form, 625 copies of The years.
which they were also burdened the choice of. life as he finds it
“In the meantime, we in the
Shepherd’s Call go to eight Ja
in
the U.S. or possible glory in Board are happy to present pro
when
they
first
arrived
simply
panese United Church congrega ,. He was principal speaker at the
the new Japan.' Teru Shimada
tions in Toronto,' Montreal, Ha fifth annual Brotherhood Dinner by becoming acceptable in beha plays Takara, who asks Paladin’s grams such as this Movie Night
milton, Winnipeg,
Vancouver, sponsored by the Chicago JACL viour,’ language, and attitude to aid: James Hong plays the priest; for the entertainment of the
Issen We. are .hov.eful the Nisei
the Fraser Valley, and Okana Chapter recently at the Olivet the rest of the Americans, Ne Fuji plays the samurai warrior.
will join in. this spirit, providing
groes,
Orientals,
and
others
can
Comanunity
Centre.
gan. When funds permit printing
Bob
Okazaki plays
Osata;
Dr. Mack in his address en not escape visual identification Beulah Quo plays Mrs. Osata and transportation for the parents on
the issue, the paper is expanded
this night and possibly assisting
with
minority
groups.
to four pages, three in Japanese, titled “The Hazards of Pros
Setsuko Yamaji plays Tikara them in writing out return ad
Thus
they
are
all
involved
in
the front page in English. Some perity: Minorities, Brotherhood,
Osata. Gerald Mil ton plays Sam dresses on their return enve
religious and editorial material Assimilation,” pointed out that the same problems as the rest of and William Weller Jr. plays Bill. lopes.”
the group, no matter* how much
appears in both languages, but people who are in the fortunate
“Have Gun” is a half an hour
Deadline for ticket application
the Japanese carry the news of position of being able to ignore they wish to ignore them.
program.
is
April 5th.
Who Should Lead
the various Japanese congrega and avoid color discrimination
tions, as well as letters and tes personally because of their eco
He stated that members of a
nomic and intellectual status fre group who are visually identi
timonials of personal witness.
quently choose to turn away
An attempt to produce a 'Can from problems of discrimination fiable but who have achieved ac
ceptance through their economic
adian-Japanese publication
at
—Texada Mines | Texada’s present contract-, with
lower’ cost, resulted this past year which afflict the rest of the or intellectual status should be t
the ones to lead the way in Ltd. has negotiated a contract Japanese firms ends, and the new
in another much smaller publi
breaking down barriers for the with Japanese steel interests for contract 'begins in September,
cation, The Mustard Seed, which
TWO SHIPS
whole group if only as a protec sale of its next 10 years’ produc- 1963 it was learned from Bruce
is printed in Japan. By the time
MAIL
TO
JAPAN.
—
Two
ships
tive
measure for their own se tion of iron ore concentrates.
L. Alexander, general manager.
an issue reaches Canada, how
will
soon
be
leaving
for
Japan.
curity,
for as long as there are
The contract provides for sale
ever, its news of the Japanese
To fulfill the new contract,
congregations can be as much as They are: From Vancouver on some in the group who are not of 4.5 million tons at rate of Texada will go’underground. It
six months out-dated. And since April 9th—Asoharu Maru, and considered acceptable politically, 450,000 tons a year. Gross value has been mining by open pit for
it is printed wholly in Japanese, from San Francisco on April 8th economically or socially, it is a of the contract is approximately the past 10 years from a series
danger to all.
$45 million.
it hasn’t too large an audience, —President Cleveland.
of modest-sized ore-bodies on
since most Japanese Canadians,
Texada island. Camtai cost of the
except for the older generation
shaft-sinking, head-frame and
A Look
(Issei) speak and read English
other preparations for the under
fluently. Toronto, Montreal, Ha
ground work will be S3.4-4million.
At
Japan
milton, and Vancouver have secThe changeover from open pit
on^/generation (Nisei) congre
■TOKYO.—Tokyo, an already huge and still pressure in the city system falls drastically.
to underground mining will take
gations where mainly English is growing metropolis of more than 10 million per
Last June housewives in the northern and wes I place gradually and will ensure a
used. Many Japanese Canadians sons, is rapidly running out of water.
tern wards stood in lines at the homes of those I continuous operation. Last year
ahend
neighborhood
U
Despite the glass-fronted, steel and concrete who owned wells in order to get a daily supply
Churches and become wholl m- buildings and-the murderous traffic which char of drinking water. The lack of rainfall during the Texada produced 450,900 long
•■egrated into -both community acterize Asia’s most modern city, some one million month had sapped the cities reservoirs to the point tons of magnetite (iron) concen
trate and 7,000 tons of low grade
Ma church life.
Tokyoites are still getting their drinking water where there was insufficient pressure to force the copper concentrate.
normal water supply into these areas.
from old-fashioned wells.
Dry and wet magnetic separa
During 1960 Tokyo consumed 2,221,000 cubic
Although the metropolitan government is ra
tion
processes are used in the
Hirohito Greeted By
meters
of
water
’
daily,
some
520,000
cubic
meters
pidly expanding its reservoir facilities and the
concentrator.
The copper is con
over
1955.
miles of pipe lines which carry water to the city’s
Cowboy Chimpanzee
centrated
by
flotation.
Reports
predict
that
by
1975
the
city
will
be
households, the constant increase in population
TOkIO.—A male chimpanzee absorbs the gains made.
using 3,350,000 cubic meters of water daily and
The new shaft will be sunk to
I 845 feet. Three levels are to be
^cowboy suit greeted EmperThe city is currently growing at the rate of a whopping 4,510,000 by 1980.
The metropolitan government is planning a established below the present
- Hirohito and Empress Naga- 300,000 persons every year- and all indications are
number of million-dollar projects to meet the adit level. An underground cru
■’5> as they helped Tokyo’s big that this trend will continue in the future.
eno Zoo celebrate its 80th anAs of February, 1961, city water was being challenge of the growing water consumption de sher will be established below the
mversarv.
supplied to only So.8 per cent of Tokyo’s popula mands and hopes to ease current shortages in a main orebodie A 1,000-foot conveyor wa will casry ore out to
tion.
In the northern and western wards of Neri few years.
Jie chimp, Jo, complete with
But one Tokyo daily commented that ‘enuloadin
point located in the
ma.
Itabashi
and
Setagaya,
some
one
half
of
the
Pistol, scampered to the
-Penal couple’s car and bowed residents still get their drinking and household meration of these projects paints quite a rosy pic shaft between the second and
ture for the water situation of Tokyo, but in thiro levels. From here it will be
pj?. ome.
A large crowd of water from wells.
But at times the Tokyoite is lucky if he has a , reality, Tokyoites vill continue to suffer from hoisted for conveying to the con
Ogling children looked on and
centrator.
I
well
to rely on during the dry season when water water shortage for at least 10 years too come.”
Tpiauded.
Complacency Of Nisei Seen
As Danger To
Texada Mines Joins With Japanese Interests
Tokyo Running Out Of Water
■■^2_J-^^^
^^Son for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28. 1962
J,G. Minister Edits
TORONTO, ONTARIO
LL Centre Plan
Issei Movie light
IC, Christians
TORONTO. — “Movie Nigh
at 1;
private
for
the Issei”—a Japanese Cana
t;,
From The Observer
■he 1
dan Centre project—will i
w
TORONTO.—More - than 60%
I place on Monday, April It
th
the first anof Japanese Canadians are Chris
i P.M.. at the Christie Theatre
Dar.ee r.t the
tian. For the 39% of Canada’s
j
To be held under the auspices
is announced
total Japanese population who
I of Mr. Kazuhide Komuro, Consul
look to the United Church, The
lot Japan, who is also Honorary
rd preShepherd’s Call edited by the
। Patron of the Centre, the proRev. Dr. K. Shimizu, fills a very
I gram will present the. excelloni
special need.
| Japanese movie “Chi no Hate ni
I Ikiru Mono” (The Angry Sea) tn
Dr. Shimizu began publishing
ii
in mind
and companion short feature “Vi a
this paper in Vancouver in 1926.
sit of Her Royal Highness Prin
"XX
Printing costs were lower at the
cess Alexandra of Kent to Ja
appeared
time and the pape
Jap
unto lor
pan”.
weekly. However, during World
oppoviuc
“
JAL
photo
War II, Dr. Shimizu took to m
‘‘The Angry Sea”, a Toho pro nity of showim
ms. And.
meographing it, since no Japa- ™?|AN FRANCISCO—PIED PIPER OF THE FLOWER WORLD duction in Eastman-color and of course, wo
nese printing facilities were
U.S.-—Mr. Sofu Teshigahara, founder and headmaster of Tohoscope, as well as the com those member
ho supported
available.
the Sogetsu ochool of flower arrangement, which has over a million panion short, was well received the Benefit Da
’ lie said.
memioers throughout the world, arrived at San Francisco Interna
Hand-prints characters
secure adtional .r4.iiport via Japan Air Lines Jet Courier from Tokyo last
mission ncimls wiry h mav be
This served as a valuable but week to spend one month'in the U.S. He is pictured above with Mrs.
Nisei Stars Play In
obtained bv writing to
rigorous apprenticeship for con Shunei Uchida (left), head of the San Francisco Sogetsu School,
ditions which Dr. Shimizu Tias and Miss. Tomoko Suzuki, of JAL who is a Sogetsu teacher, also. Have Gun" TV Program office, lot) Kenwood
onto 10. Self-address:
been facing in more recent years Mr. Teshigahara’s U.S. visit is under the auspices of Ikebana In
HOLLYWOOD.
Paladin is envelope most be cm
in producing The Shepherd’s ternational.
called into conflict with a state the letter should giv ? the apCall.
Nowadays, with printing
priest and
samu rai—emis- plicant's name in full i
i Japanese
costs for a four-page issue of
saries of the nevi, empire-seeking for tile Centre’s recon
1.000 copies running to $135, Dr.
leadership of Japan—who are
Shimizu has been issuing the
trying to force Japanese in the
ttc
paper each month in mimeograph
UP
j
United States to return to the
T<
form as one long foolscap-length
homeland with their knowledge which can
page, with. English on one side
of Western ways and skills on
CHICAGO.—Dr. Raymond W. group, thinking erroneously that “Have Gun, Will Travel” Satur venire," go siMiwnnvin
Japanese on the other. Tn order
“ A r a result rf th’.-- dir
to produce the master copy for Mack, chairman of the Sociology these are no longer their con day, April 14 from 9:30 p.m. on
and
ol her ■'•lews nor- under
of
Northwestern cern.
the Japanese side, Dr. Shimizu Department
the CBS television network.
consideration,
the Centre will be
painstakingly hand-prints scores University, challenged all Nisei
Dr. Mack pointed out that this
Richard
Boone
stars
as
Pala
ahi
:
to
present
a varied program
to
wake
up
to
the
dangers
of
of complicated Japanese charac
is the danger. Even though Eu
complacency as a result of the ropean groups have been able to din, Marc Maruno plays Minoru, of interest and benefit to' the
ters.
goodwill shown them in recent overcome discriminations with a Japanese American faced with Issei,” he said.
In this form, 625 copies of The years.
which they were also burdened the choice of. life as he finds it
“In the meantime, we in the
Shepherd’s Call go to eight Ja
in
the U.S. or possible glory in Board are happy to present pro
when
they
first
arrived
simply
panese United Church congrega ,. He was principal speaker at the
the new Japan.' Teru Shimada
tions in Toronto,' Montreal, Ha fifth annual Brotherhood Dinner by becoming acceptable in beha plays Takara, who asks Paladin’s grams such as this Movie Night
milton, Winnipeg,
Vancouver, sponsored by the Chicago JACL viour,’ language, and attitude to aid: James Hong plays the priest; for the entertainment of the
Issen We. are .hov.eful the Nisei
the Fraser Valley, and Okana Chapter recently at the Olivet the rest of the Americans, Ne Fuji plays the samurai warrior.
will join in. this spirit, providing
groes,
Orientals,
and
others
can
Comanunity
Centre.
gan. When funds permit printing
Bob
Okazaki plays
Osata;
Dr. Mack in his address en not escape visual identification Beulah Quo plays Mrs. Osata and transportation for the parents on
the issue, the paper is expanded
this night and possibly assisting
with
minority
groups.
to four pages, three in Japanese, titled “The Hazards of Pros
Setsuko Yamaji plays Tikara them in writing out return ad
Thus
they
are
all
involved
in
the front page in English. Some perity: Minorities, Brotherhood,
Osata. Gerald Mil ton plays Sam dresses on their return enve
religious and editorial material Assimilation,” pointed out that the same problems as the rest of and William Weller Jr. plays Bill. lopes.”
the group, no matter* how much
appears in both languages, but people who are in the fortunate
“Have Gun” is a half an hour
Deadline for ticket application
the Japanese carry the news of position of being able to ignore they wish to ignore them.
program.
is
April 5th.
Who Should Lead
the various Japanese congrega and avoid color discrimination
tions, as well as letters and tes personally because of their eco
He stated that members of a
nomic and intellectual status fre group who are visually identi
timonials of personal witness.
quently choose to turn away
An attempt to produce a 'Can from problems of discrimination fiable but who have achieved ac
ceptance through their economic
adian-Japanese publication
at
—Texada Mines | Texada’s present contract-, with
lower’ cost, resulted this past year which afflict the rest of the or intellectual status should be t
the ones to lead the way in Ltd. has negotiated a contract Japanese firms ends, and the new
in another much smaller publi
breaking down barriers for the with Japanese steel interests for contract 'begins in September,
cation, The Mustard Seed, which
TWO SHIPS
whole group if only as a protec sale of its next 10 years’ produc- 1963 it was learned from Bruce
is printed in Japan. By the time
TO
JAPAN.
—
Two
ships
tive
measure for their own se tion of iron ore concentrates.
L. Alexander, general manager.
an issue reaches Canada, how
will
soon
be
leaving
for
Japan.
curity,
for as long as there are
The contract provides for sale
ever, its news of the Japanese
To fulfill the new contract,
congregations can be as much as They are: From Vancouver on some in the group who are not of 4.5 million tons at rate of Texada will go’underground. It
six months out-dated. And since April 9th—Asoharu Maru, and considered acceptable politically, 450,000 tons a year. Gross value has been mining by open pit for
it is printed wholly in Japanese, from San Francisco on April 8th economically or socially, it is a of the contract is approximately the past 10 years from a series
danger to all.
$45 million.
it hasn’t too large an audience, —President Cleveland.
of modest-sized ore-bodies on
since most Japanese Canadians,
Texada island. Camtai cost of the
except for the older generation
shaft-sinking, head-frame and
A Look
(Issei) speak and read English
other preparations for the under
fluently. Toronto, Montreal, Ha
ground work will be S3.4-4million.
At
Japan
milton, and Vancouver have secThe changeover from open pit
on^/generation (Nisei) congre
■TOKYO.—Tokyo, an already huge and still pressure in the city system falls drastically.
to underground mining will take
gations where mainly English is growing metropolis of more than 10 million per
Last June housewives in the northern and wes I place gradually and will ensure a
used. Many Japanese Canadians sons, is rapidly running out of water.
tern wards stood in lines at the homes of those I continuous operation. Last year
ahend
neighborhood
U
Despite the glass-fronted, steel and concrete who owned wells in order to get a daily supply
Churches and become wholl m- buildings and-the murderous traffic which char of drinking water. The lack of rainfall during the Texada produced 450,900 long
•■egrated into -both community acterize Asia’s most modern city, some one million month had sapped the cities reservoirs to the point tons of magnetite (iron) concen
trate and 7,000 tons of low grade
Ma church life.
Tokyoites are still getting their drinking water where there was insufficient pressure to force the copper concentrate.
normal water supply into these areas.
from old-fashioned wells.
Dry and wet magnetic separa
During 1960 Tokyo consumed 2,221,000 cubic
Although the metropolitan government is ra
tion
processes are used in the
Hirohito Greeted By
meters
of
water
’
daily,
some
520,000
cubic
meters
pidly expanding its reservoir facilities and the
concentrator.
The copper is con
over
1955.
miles of pipe lines which carry water to the city’s
Cowboy Chimpanzee
centrated
by
flotation.
Reports
predict
that
by
1975
the
city
will
be
households, the constant increase in population
TOkIO.—A male chimpanzee absorbs the gains made.
using 3,350,000 cubic meters of water daily and
The new shaft will be sunk to
I 845 feet. Three levels are to be
^cowboy suit greeted EmperThe city is currently growing at the rate of a whopping 4,510,000 by 1980.
The metropolitan government is planning a established below the present
- Hirohito and Empress Naga- 300,000 persons every year- and all indications are
number of million-dollar projects to meet the adit level. An underground cru
■’5> as they helped Tokyo’s big that this trend will continue in the future.
eno Zoo celebrate its 80th anAs of February, 1961, city water was being challenge of the growing water consumption de sher will be established below the
mversarv.
supplied to only So.8 per cent of Tokyo’s popula mands and hopes to ease current shortages in a main orebodie A 1,000-foot conveyor wa will casry ore out to
tion.
In the northern and western wards of Neri few years.
Jie chimp, Jo, complete with
But one Tokyo daily commented that ‘enuloadin
point located in the
ma.
Itabashi
and
Setagaya,
some
one
half
of
the
Pistol, scampered to the
-Penal couple’s car and bowed residents still get their drinking and household meration of these projects paints quite a rosy pic shaft between the second and
ture for the water situation of Tokyo, but in thiro levels. From here it will be
pj?. ome.
A large crowd of water from wells.
But at times the Tokyoite is lucky if he has a , reality, Tokyoites vill continue to suffer from hoisted for conveying to the con
Ogling children looked on and
centrator.
I
well
to rely on during the dry season when water water shortage for at least 10 years too come.”
Tpiauded.
Complacency Of Nisei Seen
As Danger To
Texada Mines Joins With Japanese Interests
Tokyo Running Out Of Water
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PAGE 7
THE NEW CANADIAN
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T. UMEZUKI. . Publisher, RICK
MATSUMOTO, English Section
Editor; KEN MORI, Japanese
Section Editor and Advertising
Manager.
jjLetter io the Editor
April Fool’s Dance This Sunday At Club Rec So
BBS
No Racial Discrimination
TORONTO.—It’s good to be
Sunday movies, bowling, etc.
alive with such lovely weather_
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music at he April Fool’s Dance.
resentment between Deci
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i the older Nisei derogate the
The pine e is V ictoria Auditorium
and Oriental. We are
53
Quee
us lack
St. I
Perhaus the weather helped to
you
o
there
?
What
is
perience
of
one
David
Ono
that
simulate the crowd at the ••Co
e
to
attract
them
to
an
OrienCaucasians
actively
and
malitill ion Ball ’ which was ll eld last
Alaric
eulture?—Very little.
The
| ciously harbour evil intents for
weekend. Alany thanks to the re
soi
cannot
truly
be
blamed
i
the
Japanese.
Air.
Tsumura
does
presentatives of the local and
not draw this conclusion for us Mor losing sight of Japanese
Na.ional JCCA. and also to the Hamilton JCCA Dance
i in his article but. he trongly im- H^0™’ v^lues.
China House fo their kind doTo
Benefit
Home
। plies it by saying
Air. Tsumura
nations.
is “a !
an
We would like to see you at
HAMILTON, ONT. — WATCH I strong- element of truth’’ in what l incident that.
our
ample of tl
Sundav social and FOR THE HAMILTON JCCA Mr. Sam Hagino . ays. In the ar- 'Ono as
gument presented there arc a tew | friction that supposedly
since April 1st is “Fool’s Dav”: benefit
SATUR- overlooked facts and I should;
this is only om
how about a few tricks? Corie DAY,
MAY 5th 1962.
Further
like
to
point
them
out.
solitary
incident
the genera conout to Club Rec Socratic’s dance detail
First, Mr. Hagino is quoted ns elusion is invalid; because it hapthis week-end for a few hours of dance . in April. Proceeds of this
dancing and festivities. Try us ponia will go towards the Nip- raying- that in the eyes of a Cau pened once does net mean
foi something- to do other than Fund. Home Building- Extension casian, a Japanese will always racial resentment prevails
being Japanese i tween J a pane ? and Caucasian,
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
*
and thus
the war years,
eing different.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fron this statement wo art
many incident could be found to
infei that the Japanese will
support this
rgument but not
Office Hours Saturday
way? be looked down upon
today. As a g '.oral rule the JaOctober to April Inclusive
heinr
tt^?^^'—Toronto Japanese
kicked at or spat
Tsumura
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
upon while walking down
United Church will be the site of cussion and possiblv a golf tour also"
that
many
moderns
nament. *
Suite 513 Temple Building
will
the forthcoming Second United
we live in no fear of race
e with him
I am
TORONTO
All
in
all
the
Toronto
Confer
Church Nisei Conference (Eas
eighteen years old
Unsei: 1 i riots. 1
EM. 6-3323
—
Res: RO. 7-3427
tern Regional) on May 19-21 ence is^ expected to surpass the suppose I would be considered a I peaeeful and happy reintionship
i th i society
^ eekend. The Nisei Conference hirst Conference held in Alon- “modern” .by Mr. Tsumura. 1,
Will pool the experience ‘and pro- treal last March which was an lor one, agree wholeheartedly
of mo fo
overwhelming- success in itself.
n time of the local N
xt*
.
.
llinilllllllHIlIllllllIIIIIIIilininiliniH blems
with
Air.
Hagino,
or
rather
with
thrnkimr
the
way
1
<
o
that. “Le
Further details of this confer
and thereby attempt to bring
his words; it is unfortunate and him think that wav:
forth solutions and suggestions ence will be released in April.
misleading that he did not carrv ci
and
inexperieneed. Ue doos not
nd inexperienced,
to problems which are peculiar
his thinking to its completion. Of know but he will learn.” What
to the Nisei church.
course, in a white Canadian so they say is true: 1 am young anti
kcis News
ciety we Japanese are different; many Nr
Tlie weekend conference prowill consider me
?RS M.^D MAJORS. March 25. Men: this is obvious and there is no foolish for
ing
that racial
giams will include workshops,
^abeyashi 829, Tom Hatana- use denying it. But this recogni
crimination
does
not
apply to Ja
.■.a
/hl,
Tosh
Nakamatsu
750
Tack
banquet, social entertainment, a Si^/09'Tuk Kataoka 704' EddV ScL tion of a difference means abso
panese Canadians.
Thev
will say
............
............
TORONTO
tour by bus or car, a panel dislutely nothing in the relationship I am not old enough to know,
71 TANSLEY AVE.,
V ^^ ^nger Terakita 673. Ann Niina- between Japanese and Caucasian:
but bow young must I be not to
,
, ' Lorcny Hatanaka 629, Amv Fuwhat
is
important
and
what
Mr.
appreciate these facts: that we
SCARBORO, ONT.
Yonemitsu 603.
'•■NCOUV^R NISEI 5-PIN LEAGUE. Hagino fails to state is that this are not spat upon in the streets
it is a good policv to
Standings as of March 17th for the 2nd difference between races may be
have the RIGHT POLICY
nor do we suffer cruelty that
k
■
Points (Teams already ( overlooked and ignored for most
minority
groups such as the Ne'
n
play-offs).
"A"
Division:
Phone AM. 5-8446.
Consult
Sun Life 48-103, Delta Esso 47-107 Gulf practical purposes.
Afost 'white gro does; that in spite, of Cau
42-97, irem Ghungking '38-86,
WALES and DUNCAN Cartage
people do just exactly this: they casians recognizing- us as .Japa
|UUIIIIHIIIIIII!IIIIIIIillIi|]||||ini]][|]
Ginza Curios 36-94,
n', Midway Cartage realize we are Japanese but do nese they overlook
the differMaison Lawrence
Lawr
34-89,: North
INSURANCE AGENTS 35-72,
American
yp-103, Cathay Photo not allow this realization to af ence; that since the war our re
Studio 32-8'
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Sc°nting Goods 24- fect their lives in any way. What lationship with the white Cana3?'vVes^oc 18-58. "B" Division: Lucky
conPhone WA. 1-3171
Suikes 51-85, Rashido's 48-98 Kami Air. Hagino said is time; the dian has improved
! kazes 41-108, Hits and Misses 36-97 white do recognize a difference. tinuing- to do so; that Japanese
PPL PT® 33-89- Garry-on-Bowlers 27^ But his statement is only half Canadians are probably- the best
^emSiOrS 27-6L Steveston Autotrue unless one states that most, integrated, best assimilated rawhites
overlook the difference.
For Complete
cial minority in Canada. No, I
wraR? M” C!°vSk Men: lb Akune
L
9
(348),
Mammy
Yabe
821
(311.
305)
Air.
Tsumura
briefly
mention
am
not too young to appreciate
Real Estate Service
795 (338), Sam Tanaka ed the difference that existed in these facts but there may he
I™ Nish-mum 763. Tonio Ta-’
Call
I
naka. /5z, Min Tamagi 733 (306), Ko’>H the understandings and the va some Nisei who are too old to do
lues held by Nisei and Sansei. likewise.
After hearing all the Niseis com
Mr. Tsumura was probably
/30 (309). Connie Nozaki 728 (345) pts plain about “the other genera- well-intended when he wrote his
Hamaguchi 709. Shirley Shoji 673.'Sumi ‘I0.n.’ ^ should like to voice an article but his implied conclusion
Real Estate Broker
:;ErFmo-°
Teresa Murao (306).
opinion. As long as there have is not true. Usinc the case of
Bus. HO. 9-0551
I°hn Nakamoto 766 been more than one generation
David Ono to buttress his argu
73°- Tmb Skater
See SUS NAGAI
Res. OX. 4-9872
hying together, there have been ment can also be discounted: if
Ed Shop 716, Aki Tsun 653
Ladies: Jean Hamada 658 (306), Frances differences between them and one one loo’-y hard enough one can
Phone WA. 4-8427
1573A DANFORTH AVE.
^Amakawa 602.
(at
Coxwel!)
LPLCJ?ss: Terek Nishi 831 (301), Tosh has decried the other. With the always find some incident to back
432 Parliament Street
Mishi /20. Yukito Maruno 715, Art Ha situation in Canada the situation up an argument. Racial resent
TORONTO REAL ESTATE
I
TORONTO
raguchi 667. Ted Hirose 630 Ken To- is more acute because of the pe ment may exist in the minds of
BOARD PHOTO CO-OP
yoda 509, Tad Yamasaki 604.
culiar position in which are a few people but for the majority
of the people in Canada and for
most Japanese, it can be dis
counted as only a minor pro
blem.
We Japanese have built up ’
Completely
RU. 1-9123
an
envious
position in Canada, a
Re-modeled
925 Eglinton W.
position of prestige and in
fluence: we should always strive
(Sponsored by Toronto JCCA)
to maintain or better it. We can
The most authentic Chinese Interior in N. America
not then afford to lose perspec
tive of the problems facing us;
SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1962
Weddings — Banquets — Meetings
"e cannot allow racial intoleraDje u°- Srrow' out M proportion
8:00 P.M. —.12:00 Midnight
and become a mamr problem/
Two Dancing Halls now available
Jur role in Canada is not to re
Y.M.H.A. — corner Bloor and Spadina
gress hut to mature and progress
A
Air Conditioned — Parking
with the nation we live in. We
Admission.
can do no other.
Lucien C. Kurata
IMd Clwrcli Convention To Bo Held In Toronto
SADAO niKAIDO
TOSS IWAI
China House
NiPPONIA HOME BENEFIT DANCE
Victor Hori
iiHiiiniiinnnfiiiiiHinnniiiiiirniir
YAMASA SHOYU
Magill Export Import Ltd.
Box 2003
(2909 Grandview Hwy.)
Recover, Repair
JAPANESE AND
OCCIDENTAL FOODS
II
si
Donwell Upholsterer
fresh meat and fish
order Thurs. and Fri.,
Phone EM. 6-5589
REAR OF STORE
•
EM
FREE DELIVERY EVERYDAY
Free Estimates
Prompt Service
Phone
RU. 3-4900
RO. 7-6078
S. Nagasuye — D. Mitsubata
mini mu iiiiiiiiiiniiinniirniniiinii
PAGE 7
THE NEW CANADIAN
2
aages ana doings
as second class
oi postage in cash
T. UMEZUKI. . Publisher, RICK
MATSUMOTO, English Section
Editor; KEN MORI, Japanese
Section Editor and Advertising
Manager.
jjLetter io the Editor
April Fool’s Dance This Sunday At Club Rec So
BBS
No Racial Discrimination
TORONTO.—It’s good to be
Sunday movies, bowling, etc.
alive with such lovely weather_
Meet Sam, Tok. Fredf(we have
i placet! the Sansei. Having been
azure-blue sides and warm winds
S7.00_ per year
1
In
the
column.
t.or- born and raised in a Canadian
- Liat brings a hint of the sul- two) and me rest of the crowd,
54^00 per 6 months
; environment, the Sansei have
ner
”
which
appeared
Wednesday,
ne
will
welcome
you
with
"open
jrL^aP to come. Tt is definitely
>
inevitably
adopted
Canadian
Maren
LI,
we
are
led
to
believe
hands
”
(money
please)
Dance
EMpire 6-5005
difficult to remember the bitter
i
standards
rather
than
Japanese
till
a
:rons.
way
your
blues
with
some
lively
winter dajs when the thermome79 QUEEN ST. WEST,
e fnu.lt is it then when
music at he April Fool’s Dance.
resentment between Deci
ter hove around the
i the older Nisei derogate the
The pine e is V ictoria Auditorium
and Oriental. We are
53
Quee
us lack
St. I
Perhaus the weather helped to
you
o
there
?
What
is
perience
of
one
David
Ono
that
simulate the crowd at the ••Co
e
to
attract
them
to
an
OrienCaucasians
actively
and
malitill ion Ball ’ which was ll eld last
Alaric
eulture?—Very little.
The
| ciously harbour evil intents for
weekend. Alany thanks to the re
soi
cannot
truly
be
blamed
i
the
Japanese.
Air.
Tsumura
does
presentatives of the local and
not draw this conclusion for us Mor losing sight of Japanese
Na.ional JCCA. and also to the Hamilton JCCA Dance
i in his article but. he trongly im- H^0™’ v^lues.
China House fo their kind doTo
Benefit
Home
। plies it by saying
Air. Tsumura
nations.
is “a !
an
We would like to see you at
HAMILTON, ONT. — WATCH I strong- element of truth’’ in what l incident that.
our
ample of tl
Sundav social and FOR THE HAMILTON JCCA Mr. Sam Hagino . ays. In the ar- 'Ono as
gument presented there arc a tew | friction that supposedly
since April 1st is “Fool’s Dav”: benefit
SATUR- overlooked facts and I should;
this is only om
how about a few tricks? Corie DAY,
MAY 5th 1962.
Further
like
to
point
them
out.
solitary
incident
the genera conout to Club Rec Socratic’s dance detail
First, Mr. Hagino is quoted ns elusion is invalid; because it hapthis week-end for a few hours of dance . in April. Proceeds of this
dancing and festivities. Try us ponia will go towards the Nip- raying- that in the eyes of a Cau pened once does net mean
foi something- to do other than Fund. Home Building- Extension casian, a Japanese will always racial resentment prevails
being Japanese i tween J a pane ? and Caucasian,
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
*
and thus
the war years,
eing different.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fron this statement wo art
many incident could be found to
infei that the Japanese will
support this
rgument but not
Office Hours Saturday
way? be looked down upon
today. As a g '.oral rule the JaOctober to April Inclusive
heinr
tt^?^^'—Toronto Japanese
kicked at or spat
Tsumura
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
upon while walking down
United Church will be the site of cussion and possiblv a golf tour also"
that
many
moderns
nament. *
Suite 513 Temple Building
will
the forthcoming Second United
we live in no fear of race
e with him
I am
TORONTO
All
in
all
the
Toronto
Confer
Church Nisei Conference (Eas
eighteen years old
Unsei: 1 i riots. 1
EM. 6-3323
—
Res: RO. 7-3427
tern Regional) on May 19-21 ence is^ expected to surpass the suppose I would be considered a I peaeeful and happy reintionship
i th i society
^ eekend. The Nisei Conference hirst Conference held in Alon- “modern” .by Mr. Tsumura. 1,
Will pool the experience ‘and pro- treal last March which was an lor one, agree wholeheartedly
of mo fo
overwhelming- success in itself.
n time of the local N
xt*
.
.
llinilllllllHIlIllllllIIIIIIIilininiliniH blems
with
Air.
Hagino,
or
rather
with
thrnkimr
the
way
1
<
o
that. “Le
Further details of this confer
and thereby attempt to bring
his words; it is unfortunate and him think that wav:
forth solutions and suggestions ence will be released in April.
misleading that he did not carrv ci
and
inexperieneed. Ue doos not
nd inexperienced,
to problems which are peculiar
his thinking to its completion. Of know but he will learn.” What
to the Nisei church.
course, in a white Canadian so they say is true: 1 am young anti
kcis News
ciety we Japanese are different; many Nr
Tlie weekend conference prowill consider me
?RS M.^D MAJORS. March 25. Men: this is obvious and there is no foolish for
ing
that racial
giams will include workshops,
^abeyashi 829, Tom Hatana- use denying it. But this recogni
crimination
does
not
apply to Ja
.■.a
/hl,
Tosh
Nakamatsu
750
Tack
banquet, social entertainment, a Si^/09'Tuk Kataoka 704' EddV ScL tion of a difference means abso
panese Canadians.
Thev
will say
............
............
TORONTO
tour by bus or car, a panel dislutely nothing in the relationship I am not old enough to know,
71 TANSLEY AVE.,
V ^^ ^nger Terakita 673. Ann Niina- between Japanese and Caucasian:
but bow young must I be not to
,
, ' Lorcny Hatanaka 629, Amv Fuwhat
is
important
and
what
Mr.
appreciate these facts: that we
SCARBORO, ONT.
Yonemitsu 603.
'•■NCOUV^R NISEI 5-PIN LEAGUE. Hagino fails to state is that this are not spat upon in the streets
it is a good policv to
Standings as of March 17th for the 2nd difference between races may be
have the RIGHT POLICY
nor do we suffer cruelty that
k
■
Points (Teams already ( overlooked and ignored for most
minority
groups such as the Ne'
n
play-offs).
"A"
Division:
Phone AM. 5-8446.
Consult
Sun Life 48-103, Delta Esso 47-107 Gulf practical purposes.
Afost 'white gro does; that in spite, of Cau
42-97, irem Ghungking '38-86,
WALES and DUNCAN Cartage
people do just exactly this: they casians recognizing- us as .Japa
|UUIIIIHIIIIIII!IIIIIIIillIi|]||||ini]][|]
Ginza Curios 36-94,
n', Midway Cartage realize we are Japanese but do nese they overlook
the differMaison Lawrence
Lawr
34-89,: North
INSURANCE AGENTS 35-72,
American
yp-103, Cathay Photo not allow this realization to af ence; that since the war our re
Studio 32-8'
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Sc°nting Goods 24- fect their lives in any way. What lationship with the white Cana3?'vVes^oc 18-58. "B" Division: Lucky
conPhone WA. 1-3171
Suikes 51-85, Rashido's 48-98 Kami Air. Hagino said is time; the dian has improved
! kazes 41-108, Hits and Misses 36-97 white do recognize a difference. tinuing- to do so; that Japanese
PPL PT® 33-89- Garry-on-Bowlers 27^ But his statement is only half Canadians are probably- the best
^emSiOrS 27-6L Steveston Autotrue unless one states that most, integrated, best assimilated rawhites
overlook the difference.
For Complete
cial minority in Canada. No, I
wraR? M” C!°vSk Men: lb Akune
L
9
(348),
Mammy
Yabe
821
(311.
305)
Air.
Tsumura
briefly
mention
am
not too young to appreciate
Real Estate Service
795 (338), Sam Tanaka ed the difference that existed in these facts but there may he
I™ Nish-mum 763. Tonio Ta-’
Call
I
naka. /5z, Min Tamagi 733 (306), Ko’>H the understandings and the va some Nisei who are too old to do
lues held by Nisei and Sansei. likewise.
After hearing all the Niseis com
Mr. Tsumura was probably
/30 (309). Connie Nozaki 728 (345) pts plain about “the other genera- well-intended when he wrote his
Hamaguchi 709. Shirley Shoji 673.'Sumi ‘I0.n.’ ^ should like to voice an article but his implied conclusion
Real Estate Broker
:;ErFmo-°
Teresa Murao (306).
opinion. As long as there have is not true. Usinc the case of
Bus. HO. 9-0551
I°hn Nakamoto 766 been more than one generation
David Ono to buttress his argu
73°- Tmb Skater
See SUS NAGAI
Res. OX. 4-9872
hying together, there have been ment can also be discounted: if
Ed Shop 716, Aki Tsun 653
Ladies: Jean Hamada 658 (306), Frances differences between them and one one loo’-y hard enough one can
Phone WA. 4-8427
1573A DANFORTH AVE.
^Amakawa 602.
(at
Coxwel!)
LPLCJ?ss: Terek Nishi 831 (301), Tosh has decried the other. With the always find some incident to back
432 Parliament Street
Mishi /20. Yukito Maruno 715, Art Ha situation in Canada the situation up an argument. Racial resent
TORONTO REAL ESTATE
I
TORONTO
raguchi 667. Ted Hirose 630 Ken To- is more acute because of the pe ment may exist in the minds of
BOARD PHOTO CO-OP
yoda 509, Tad Yamasaki 604.
culiar position in which are a few people but for the majority
of the people in Canada and for
most Japanese, it can be dis
counted as only a minor pro
blem.
We Japanese have built up ’
Completely
RU. 1-9123
an
envious
position in Canada, a
Re-modeled
925 Eglinton W.
position of prestige and in
fluence: we should always strive
(Sponsored by Toronto JCCA)
to maintain or better it. We can
The most authentic Chinese Interior in N. America
not then afford to lose perspec
tive of the problems facing us;
SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1962
Weddings — Banquets — Meetings
"e cannot allow racial intoleraDje u°- Srrow' out M proportion
8:00 P.M. —.12:00 Midnight
and become a mamr problem/
Two Dancing Halls now available
Jur role in Canada is not to re
Y.M.H.A. — corner Bloor and Spadina
gress hut to mature and progress
A
Air Conditioned — Parking
with the nation we live in. We
Admission.
can do no other.
Lucien C. Kurata
IMd Clwrcli Convention To Bo Held In Toronto
SADAO niKAIDO
TOSS IWAI
China House
NiPPONIA HOME BENEFIT DANCE
Victor Hori
iiHiiiniiinnnfiiiiiHinnniiiiiirniir
YAMASA SHOYU
Magill Export Import Ltd.
Box 2003
(2909 Grandview Hwy.)
Recover, Repair
JAPANESE AND
OCCIDENTAL FOODS
II
si
Donwell Upholsterer
fresh meat and fish
order Thurs. and Fri.,
Phone EM. 6-5589
REAR OF STORE
•
EM
FREE DELIVERY EVERYDAY
Free Estimates
Prompt Service
Phone
RU. 3-4900
RO. 7-6078
S. Nagasuye — D. Mitsubata
mini mu iiiiiiiiiiniiinniirniniiinii
Page 8
PAGE 8
Washington Cherry Trees Celebrate 50th Y
The Christian Science Monitor
getown University.
Of special interest to visitors
who stroll the perfume-laden
walks around the tidal basin is
the 300-year-old ceremonial Ja
panese lantern. The City of Toky° ga”e this symbol of friend
ship to the City of Washington
in 1954. The lighting of this lan
tern officially opens the Cherry
Blossom Festival.
......
"
- Wednesday, March 28, ]M,
CLASSIFIED SECTION
readily consented. In March 1952,
40 . grafts—five each of eight
Male Help Wanted
v aiieties arrived in Japan from
A FEW Gardener h
Washington.
TWO unfurnishEiTVUV-------not necessary, phon«
Kinoshita at lanlities) Dufferin and
These grafts were used on 100 BA. 1-2145. (Toronto)
RU. 7-3782 (Toronto?
^ ?i
seedlings at Japan’s Metropoli
tan Nursery. The seedlings are GSBDlN truck driver good wages, ONE unfurnished~^^VN?^J^
pnone. -a. 5-5010, Mr. Sunohara (Toronnow bearing blossoms on the
stove and refrigerator,
Dundas district, LE. 6-3326
Arakawa
embankment,
from
garde er
and
truck
which Washington received the EXPERIENCED
—river wanted, phone Charles .Ogaki,
Domestic Help“w^
original gift.
AM. 3-0877 (Scarboro)
WASHINGTON. - It is the
golden anniversary of the plantfag Qf the first Japanese cheriv
j
1
tree here in the U.S. capital, and
|
the gala event will be observed
I
on the banks of the tidal basin
xor six days—from April 3
o?'0^ the Sth. It was on March
I
“(’ 1912 that Mrs. Howard Taft,
In st Lady, planted that tree.
. Jhe v>fe of the Japanese am
Tea, Concerts, Fashion
YOUNG me
bassador planted the second tree.
■sted in working in GIRL OR WOMANkTR^V——•
There are fashion shows for
dress
bus. ness, permanent
1 hese women must have had the ladies. The National Sym
position. work. English speaking, qv
II
8-8651
(Toronto).
cooking,
char
kept,
electric
ash
’
10
.
’
•
8
gieen thumbs, for these two trees phony puts on concerts for voung
own
room.
Phone
HI
4-04(1'?
>
'
’
GS"
’
'
’
Refrigerators Have
PRESSER
are included in the 11 original America. The Japanese amba^
full or part-time for dry —■
U o-onto).
ant, experienced. Apply 649
trees that still ..survive.
sador gives a tea for the “prin
o'wan Rd. Scarboro. Phone AM.
More Appeal Than TV
Business for Sale *
Cherry trees were no passing cesses” who come from 53 states
hours call AM. 1-2270.
.NEW i ORK.—Japanese house
VARIETY S SNACKMr/UJ~V~ IS
fancy, with Mrs. Taft. She had and territories. An amazing se
4
GARDEN
helpers
needed. Phone LE. .business for young coude'
been in the White House only a quel can be told about thaicherrv wives now have an even bigger 3-6196 (Toronto).
I
sale:
other
business
commitV^V
-V
month when she tried to enlist blossom gift. In Tokyo ‘misfor yen for refrigerators than for I
furtner
information
chon®
OY
“
S;
। r_L ~._ urLi.-.i-_ . r ,,_
television sets.
preferable in the events
interest in planting Jananese tune befalls the parents of the
^Female
Help
Wanted
ends. (Toronto)
5S 0T Ws^As
a
result,
reports
the
Yamaicherry
trees
in
Washington trees which now bring such won
v*1h Securities Co., Japanese ma COUNTER GIRL for dry cleaning store.
drous charm to Washington
parks.
House For Sale
nufacturers
are scrambling to Pnone LE. 2-6714 '(Toronto)
During the 1940’s many were
Jokichi Takamine, a famous
8
down
for
firewood. produce freezers to meet a de COUNTER GIRL for dry cleaning -olant 519,500—story and a haiTwiiTiJr
Japanese chemist was instrumen chopped
seven rooms, paved driveway
tal in getting the city of Tokyo Others were left uncared for and mand .they say will take them 11 Apply 649 McCowan Rd. Scarboro? AM. L
as^ent' broadl°^ ®d d^sX
years
to
satisfy.
™?k.e a ^ of 2>000 trees to were attacked by blight. By the
7-3991. After hours call AM. 1-2270
to all conveniences. Principles X
end of World War II not a single
the United States.
Ranee AIeNorth BathP'
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WANTED girls for light factory work, Call evening only RU, 3.M80 (Tor-^
cherry tree in Tokyo remained
Timing Varies
to
assemble.
Phone
EM.
8-8723
(Toronto)
Imbalance
of
Trade
even a vestige of its former
Cherry trees have proved to beauty.
Tapan's Problem
be temperamental performers.
Room and Board
Then
came
a
turnabout
request
Ihey explode into pale pink, deep
VICTORIA.—Cumulative
im ROOM and"'BOARD to let, west end. SINGER sewing machine fey sa’e ■ Automafic, zig-zag, Line oak desk nodel.
■
pink, white, and greenish-yellow from the citizens of Tokyo, balance in trade between Japan Phone LE. 5-8344 (Toronto).
Oood condition. Please call aft*
g
sr
6:00
blossoms. They stage their per ‘Could we have some of our and Canada in the last seven
p.m. CH. 4-0524
•
formance in March.
Or is it cherry trees 'back?” they asked years amounted to more than
April ? That’s the problem. The
S50O million, Victoria Junior
eailiest date of peak bloom was the United States.
Chamber of Commerce was told
ELECTRICAL DESIGN/DRAFTSMEN
The United States Government by Japanese consul Muneo Tana
March 20. The latest was April
be.
&l”eSXs:w system’W "^ ^
The date, would not matter
hooking at trade relations
Pirate?
much were it not for the months
between Canada and Japan as a
Captain Kidd was hanged for whole, imbalance has constantly
of Preparation it takes to plan.,
MECHANICAL DESIGN/DRAFTSMEN
the Cherry Blossom Festival. Wa- j the crime of murder.
He was been a problem to Japan,” he
shmgton is going all out this year charged with having- killed a said.
ed on heavy process machinery.
to make the golden anniversary gunner on the “Adventure” dur
. The Japanese government deof the cherry trees one to re ing a mutiny.
He was sent to sires. to achieve a balanced ex
- TOOL DESIGNERS
member.
'
England where he was tried, con- pansion . of trade but has never
A spin of a wheel selects the demned and hanged. The charge sought to balance it artificially
PROCESS PLANNERS
queen of the festival.
She is of piracy was never established'? J he said.
’’
Experienced °n jigs, tools and fixtures.
ft
crowned with a fabulous $100,000 pearl-and-gold crown, the
Experienced with assembly of precisian electromechanical
gift of Mikimoto, the Japanese I
pearl king-.
equipment.
There is the Parade of Prin
cesses down Constitution Avenue. I
aiechanical inspector
Bands and other marching- units
Experienced on ladies dresses and sportswear. Will pay
foreman for
anive from all parts of the na
( experienced
incoming inspection department —
tion to participate. Many floats •
top wages and bonuses. Unbelievable opportunity for
C svstem component 1 b0*! ^.ecilanica^ inspection of navigational
adorn the parade.
J ment
comP°nents including use of optical measuring equipthe right person. Please call Mr. Caplan, office: 9-6,
Ple Sylvan Theatre at the
EM. 3-6515. After 7:00 P.M. or holidays RU. 3-4838.
Washing-ton
Monument
the
Cherry Blossom Pageant draws
TAY MARTIN ASSOCIATES LIMITED
.about 10,000 persons for each of
X
CALIFORNIA
ORIGINALS
LTD.
its two performances. Then there
Consulting Engineers
th.e ^^'^oofband contest j
116 SPADINA AVE. TORONTO
held in the gymnasium of Geori 212 King Street West
Telephone 362-6671
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Washington Cherry Trees Celebrate 50th Y
The Christian Science Monitor
getown University.
Of special interest to visitors
who stroll the perfume-laden
walks around the tidal basin is
the 300-year-old ceremonial Ja
panese lantern. The City of Toky° ga”e this symbol of friend
ship to the City of Washington
in 1954. The lighting of this lan
tern officially opens the Cherry
Blossom Festival.
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- Wednesday, March 28, ]M,
CLASSIFIED SECTION
readily consented. In March 1952,
40 . grafts—five each of eight
Male Help Wanted
v aiieties arrived in Japan from
A FEW Gardener h
Washington.
TWO unfurnishEiTVUV-------not necessary, phon«
Kinoshita at lanlities) Dufferin and
These grafts were used on 100 BA. 1-2145. (Toronto)
RU. 7-3782 (Toronto?
^ ?i
seedlings at Japan’s Metropoli
tan Nursery. The seedlings are GSBDlN truck driver good wages, ONE unfurnished~^^VN?^J^
pnone. -a. 5-5010, Mr. Sunohara (Toronnow bearing blossoms on the
stove and refrigerator,
Dundas district, LE. 6-3326
Arakawa
embankment,
from
garde er
and
truck
which Washington received the EXPERIENCED
—river wanted, phone Charles .Ogaki,
Domestic Help“w^
original gift.
AM. 3-0877 (Scarboro)
WASHINGTON. - It is the
golden anniversary of the plantfag Qf the first Japanese cheriv
j
1
tree here in the U.S. capital, and
|
the gala event will be observed
I
on the banks of the tidal basin
xor six days—from April 3
o?'0^ the Sth. It was on March
I
“(’ 1912 that Mrs. Howard Taft,
In st Lady, planted that tree.
. Jhe v>fe of the Japanese am
Tea, Concerts, Fashion
YOUNG me
bassador planted the second tree.
■sted in working in GIRL OR WOMANkTR^V——•
There are fashion shows for
dress
bus. ness, permanent
1 hese women must have had the ladies. The National Sym
position. work. English speaking, qv
II
8-8651
(Toronto).
cooking,
char
kept,
electric
ash
’
10
.
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8
gieen thumbs, for these two trees phony puts on concerts for voung
own
room.
Phone
HI
4-04(1'?
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Refrigerators Have
PRESSER
are included in the 11 original America. The Japanese amba^
full or part-time for dry —■
U o-onto).
ant, experienced. Apply 649
trees that still ..survive.
sador gives a tea for the “prin
o'wan Rd. Scarboro. Phone AM.
More Appeal Than TV
Business for Sale *
Cherry trees were no passing cesses” who come from 53 states
hours call AM. 1-2270.
.NEW i ORK.—Japanese house
VARIETY S SNACKMr/UJ~V~ IS
fancy, with Mrs. Taft. She had and territories. An amazing se
4
GARDEN
helpers
needed. Phone LE. .business for young coude'
been in the White House only a quel can be told about thaicherrv wives now have an even bigger 3-6196 (Toronto).
I
sale:
other
business
commitV^V
-V
month when she tried to enlist blossom gift. In Tokyo ‘misfor yen for refrigerators than for I
furtner
information
chon®
OY
“
S;
। r_L ~._ urLi.-.i-_ . r ,,_
television sets.
preferable in the events
interest in planting Jananese tune befalls the parents of the
^Female
Help
Wanted
ends. (Toronto)
5S 0T Ws^As
a
result,
reports
the
Yamaicherry
trees
in
Washington trees which now bring such won
v*1h Securities Co., Japanese ma COUNTER GIRL for dry cleaning store.
drous charm to Washington
parks.
House For Sale
nufacturers
are scrambling to Pnone LE. 2-6714 '(Toronto)
During the 1940’s many were
Jokichi Takamine, a famous
8
down
for
firewood. produce freezers to meet a de COUNTER GIRL for dry cleaning -olant 519,500—story and a haiTwiiTiJr
Japanese chemist was instrumen chopped
seven rooms, paved driveway
tal in getting the city of Tokyo Others were left uncared for and mand .they say will take them 11 Apply 649 McCowan Rd. Scarboro? AM. L
as^ent' broadl°^ ®d d^sX
years
to
satisfy.
™?k.e a ^ of 2>000 trees to were attacked by blight. By the
7-3991. After hours call AM. 1-2270
to all conveniences. Principles X
end of World War II not a single
the United States.
Ranee AIeNorth BathP'
1
WANTED girls for light factory work, Call evening only RU, 3.M80 (Tor-^
cherry tree in Tokyo remained
Timing Varies
to
assemble.
Phone
EM.
8-8723
(Toronto)
Imbalance
of
Trade
even a vestige of its former
Cherry trees have proved to beauty.
Tapan's Problem
be temperamental performers.
Room and Board
Then
came
a
turnabout
request
Ihey explode into pale pink, deep
VICTORIA.—Cumulative
im ROOM and"'BOARD to let, west end. SINGER sewing machine fey sa’e ■ Automafic, zig-zag, Line oak desk nodel.
■
pink, white, and greenish-yellow from the citizens of Tokyo, balance in trade between Japan Phone LE. 5-8344 (Toronto).
Oood condition. Please call aft*
g
sr
6:00
blossoms. They stage their per ‘Could we have some of our and Canada in the last seven
p.m. CH. 4-0524
•
formance in March.
Or is it cherry trees 'back?” they asked years amounted to more than
April ? That’s the problem. The
S50O million, Victoria Junior
eailiest date of peak bloom was the United States.
Chamber of Commerce was told
ELECTRICAL DESIGN/DRAFTSMEN
The United States Government by Japanese consul Muneo Tana
March 20. The latest was April
be.
&l”eSXs:w system’W "^ ^
The date, would not matter
hooking at trade relations
Pirate?
much were it not for the months
between Canada and Japan as a
Captain Kidd was hanged for whole, imbalance has constantly
of Preparation it takes to plan.,
MECHANICAL DESIGN/DRAFTSMEN
the Cherry Blossom Festival. Wa- j the crime of murder.
He was been a problem to Japan,” he
shmgton is going all out this year charged with having- killed a said.
ed on heavy process machinery.
to make the golden anniversary gunner on the “Adventure” dur
. The Japanese government deof the cherry trees one to re ing a mutiny.
He was sent to sires. to achieve a balanced ex
- TOOL DESIGNERS
member.
'
England where he was tried, con- pansion . of trade but has never
A spin of a wheel selects the demned and hanged. The charge sought to balance it artificially
PROCESS PLANNERS
queen of the festival.
She is of piracy was never established'? J he said.
’’
Experienced °n jigs, tools and fixtures.
ft
crowned with a fabulous $100,000 pearl-and-gold crown, the
Experienced with assembly of precisian electromechanical
gift of Mikimoto, the Japanese I
pearl king-.
equipment.
There is the Parade of Prin
cesses down Constitution Avenue. I
aiechanical inspector
Bands and other marching- units
Experienced on ladies dresses and sportswear. Will pay
foreman for
anive from all parts of the na
( experienced
incoming inspection department —
tion to participate. Many floats •
top wages and bonuses. Unbelievable opportunity for
C svstem component 1 b0*! ^.ecilanica^ inspection of navigational
adorn the parade.
J ment
comP°nents including use of optical measuring equipthe right person. Please call Mr. Caplan, office: 9-6,
Ple Sylvan Theatre at the
EM. 3-6515. After 7:00 P.M. or holidays RU. 3-4838.
Washing-ton
Monument
the
Cherry Blossom Pageant draws
TAY MARTIN ASSOCIATES LIMITED
.about 10,000 persons for each of
X
CALIFORNIA
ORIGINALS
LTD.
its two performances. Then there
Consulting Engineers
th.e ^^'^oofband contest j
116 SPADINA AVE. TORONTO
held in the gymnasium of Geori 212 King Street West
Telephone 362-6671
|B
SHORTCU^P^ JETS YOU OVER ™E GREAT CIRCLE
SHORTCUT FROM NEW YORK-ONE STOP TO THE ORIEh
* §..h°urs faster to Tokyo than any other airline from New York.
• Connect in Tok^o with flights to Manila, Okinawa, Taipei, Korea, Hong Kong, Saigon, Bangkok
•
Intercontinental DC-8 Jets-three times a week from New York (one flight via Chicago)
AND THRU THE U.S.A. FLY HEW NORTHWEST TEOBS- THE SUFER-FASTJETS WITH THE FAN-JET ENSUES
W NORTHWEST^AIRLINES
For reservations, call your travel agent.
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