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Austerity Program To Affect J.C. Families
W CANADIAN
I Rice, Shoyu Prices '
Will Increase
t -JOKONT 0. •— Prime Minister
Jolin Diefenbaker’s recently an
nounced austerity program' aimAn Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
e , at. fending- off a financial
ci isis and steadying- the devalued
Vol. XXVI.—No. 51
Canadian dollar will effect many
i^'
SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1962
TORONTO, ONTARIO Japanese Canadian families.
Prices on a wide range of imported goods will rise because of
the higher import duties an
nounced by the Prime Minister.
Such basic Japanese food items
a> shoyu. rice and canned pro
duces will be subject to a five
TORONTO.—Two members of P^A °T call before arriving- in
per cent, surcharge.
Kyoto University’s Tanken-bu Winnipeg between August 18 and
“It is .regretable, but we have
(Explorers Club) are now on their
been notified by the government
way across the Pacific via Ya
r rom the Manitoba <
of the surcharge on'these food
■IB
mashita Steamboat Company’s they will travel throughcapital
stuffs and prices will inevitably
l
Fort
Yamakiku Maru to cross Canada William
rise, ’ said one local food store
Ste.
Marie
and
on motorcycles.
proprietor.
other northern Ontario centres
The two students, Funinari before arriving in Toronto beThe price on these items will
Yoshimura and Yoji Shimatsu, tween Aug-ust 28 to 31.
g‘o up as much as 20 per cent
will arrive in Vancouver early
over the cost a few weeks
As they proceed east from Tornext week. On their journey | onto the two students will visit
when the Canadian and U.S. dolacross the country they hope to I| Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec
Lars were at par.
climb Mount Robson in the Can- ' City.
B U°ttlc of shovu which cost
cvA
adian Rockies as well as paying
$-.00 at that time will now be
They were invited to Canada
priced as high as $2.40.
a visit to an Eskimo village and by the National Federation of
People who go to Japan for a
a copper mine in the Great Slave Canadian University Students.
holiday
will now ^e allowed to
Lake region of the North West
—photo by Jack Hominy
bring back just $100 worth of
Territories.
goods,
duty-free.
Previously,
RED CROSS NURSING GRADUATES
_ They are expected to arrive in Japan Canned Salmon
duty-free exemption on Canadian
Vancouver on either July 3 or 4 Take Big Slice Out of
TORONTO.—Seven of the nine Japanese Canadian ladies
tourist, purchases overseas was
and stay for five days. Proceed
R^d ciosl Toronto
H°i™C NurShlg Course of the Canadian $300.
British
Columbia
Market
ing on to Kamloops they will
v ^’fh are shown with staff members. Front row
BLOW TO JAPAN
spend July 15 to 22 climbing Mt.
VANCOUVER.—Japanese can tor
Staff’ Mrs- Reason, instrucRobson. If all goes well in their ned salmon producers have cut a
Japanese officials and business
Nakano, Mrs. T. Miyamoto. Back row (left to right.)
attempts to scale the 12,972 foot big slice out of British Colum
R^son, staff. Mrs. ,H. Inouye. Mrs. T. Ume- men. meanwhile, felt the import
peak they should arrive in Ed bia’s traditional markets in the mura MrS' F' Hlklda' Ahsent, Airs. M. Hemmy and Mrs. T. Naka- tariff increases were a "double
blow” to Japan, which has al
monton between July 25 and 28 United _ Kingdom, Europe and
for a week’s stay.
ready imposed voluntary control
Australia, due largely to lower
quotas on its exports to Canada.
As the two motorcycle across production costs. Japanese ex
Many Japanese exports such as
ports
last
year
totalled
2,014,000
the Canadian Prairies they will
transistor radios, TV sets, tovs
cases compared with 424,660
make Saskatoon their, next major from British Columbia.
and sporting goods will be "seri
ously affected”, the Foreign Mi
nistry said in Tokyo.
As ^ result. JaAan will prob
PORT ARTHUR, Ont.—A Ja Franchi who was thrown 50 feet
ably
ask Canada to agree to can
panese Canadian deaf-mute was
TOKYO.—Painted faces are or so.
by
the
impact,
was
baking
Tracey
cellation
of Japan’s voluntary ex
fined $300 this week when he
nothing new in Japan, the land
port
controls,
the Foreign Minis
"Colored teeth may at first pleaded guilty in district court to home after she had visited him.
of the Geisha.
try
source
said.
a charge of dangerous driving
In court tin's week Iwasa plead
Eye shadow and hair tint have look a little strange,” Iino said, laid
after
two
persons
were
kill
ed
guilty by filling in a typewrit
‘but if my business becomes po
become popular in recent years.
ed when struck by his car last ten paper asking him how he
pular, they won’t stand out and October 14.
Now it’s colored teeth.
pleaded. He was given a prepared
may look very normal.’’
Terry
Iwasa,
35,
of
Fort
Wilstatement
of the evidence to read.
o’ j C^k offering something
^
n
:
a
l
s
°
was
prohibited
from
called a teeth manicure was open
An official of the Ontario De
Iino said he achieved satisfac
ed this week on the Ginza in tory results only after seven driving for two years.
partment of Transport said deaf
The court was told Frederick persons can
downtown Tokyo. Customers, and
obtain
driver’s
2
there were some right from the years of study and repeated ex Franchi, 67, and his grand licenses, but are subjected to a
daughter, Tracey, 7. were killed more rigorous test. Their applic
tyart, were offered a choice of periments with horse teeth.
when
struck by Iwasa’s car- as ations must also be approved by
pmk, blue, pearl or transporent.
"I wanted to make peoples
TOKY0.—Growing en thusiasm
they
stood
near the centre white a medical board in Toronto, he
Dr. Sukeji Iino. 36, the man teeth especially women’s teeth,
for
wireless communication in
line of the road in front of Mr. added. Iwasa obtained his license
"ho launched the dental beauty look beautiful,” Iino explained.
Japan has brought the nation’s
Franchi’s confectionery store. Mr. 10 years ago.
number of amateur wireless sta
clinic gave the explanation:
tions to 19,000, second only to
“Pearl and transparent are for
the United States.
painting all the teeth. Pink or
The number of amateur opera
blue are only the dog teeth at
tors
or "hams” licenced by the
tie corner of the smile, just to
government has grown to 36,000,
give an accent.
OTTAWA.—A virtual
new communication,
transportation, people.
including people in all walks of
m
blue acc£nt may be suit- city-full of accommodations and administration, and sanitation.
A 13-mi.nute public relations life and ranging in age from a
is being superimposed
Naturally, these activities re film in colour is being produced
e l tvomen working in bars facilities
on
Tokyo,
already the world’s quire money: $25 million, to be to show what Tokyo is going 12-year-old boy to a 70-year-old
or carbarets and pink for girls or
largest city, in preparation for exact. Japan is starting many through in preparation for the man. Students who make their
?oung women under- 25.
the
1964 Olympic Games, report fund-raising devices, including Games; the national broadcast own sets have accounted for
“If customers desire to get the Embassy
of Japan in Ottawa. contributing half the cost of pos ing system is co-sponsoring a much of the increasing activity,
iJ11 ie®th painted pink or any
and now constitute 35 percent of
Construction has alreadv bestamps worth about three contest for fanfare music for the the
total.
QJB j0 01'' ^ ni PrePaired to meet gun on a wide variety of crowd tage
- ^<1 demands. Any color can be handling necessities including cents which depict water polo, Games; the Japan Airlines is
The
hobby is credited with va
gymnastics and judo. There are putting the five-ring Olympic in
made.-’
luable
public service on several
two express highways, a number also lotteries on baseball and
For example, when
iB61’}^5. are ma^e UP of two of smaller highways, a number of "sumo” (Japanese wrestling), signia on each of its planes; anc occasions.
arrangements
are
being
made
to
heavy
rains
and flooding struck
■ ?s
°jlv chemicals and so- several western-style hotels, an and public contributions which fly the always-lighted Olympic
northern
Kyushu
in 1951. hams
pouride
plus
coloi
’
ing
matOlympic Village for the athletes, call for something like three cents Torch to the southern tip of Kyu
ter
0 sa^- A normal course a second Olympic centre and a from each of at least half of To shu Island, whence it will be car maintained contact with the
area’s operators to direct the
‘^-^•s of scaling to clean the stadium, a yacht harbor, and a kyo’s population of 10,000,000
ried by relay runners to Tokyo. supplies of medical aid. Japa, 'A gum cleaning and then the floating hotel which -will shuffle
nese hams have also been creditppncation of the color.
Olympic passengers back and
ed
with locating patients in re
j-he cost depends on how long forth between Yokohama and
mote
areas of Africa and South
Ue customer wants the color to Tokyo while they sleep. Tokyo
America
to make arrangements
International Airport is being
last.
for
delivery
of urgently needed
,ione.\sek is set as the de- extended farther out into Tokyo
medicines.
Bay to provide more scope for
SEATTLE.—Japan Week will night -program at the stadium.
Y
Period, the price is 3500 ven jets landing and taking off.
be celebrated at the Seattle
The Fair’s Japan Week will
cost for 15-20 da vs
_ Central force in all this acti World’s Fair here from July 23 coincide with the presentation of U of T Results
B ?°
($10.83) and for three
^;^s 4900 yen ($13.61). A nor- vity is called the Japan Organiz- to 28, according to Hideo Nakano the Japanese Bunraku puppet
TORONTO. — Following are
'“u treatment requires an hour ing Committee, a group concern director of the Japan Trade show from July 23 to Aug. 5, the results of recent examination
ed with such varied problems as Centre here and Japan’s commis Nakano also pointed out. This an
in the first year of the Facultv
fund-raising, housing projects, sioner for the fair.
cient theatre art has never been of Arts and Science at the Uni
surface transit, stadium expan
Exchange Students
Many special programs will be shown outside of Japan and is
sion, interpreters’ training, and held at the Japan Pavilion dur being brought to Seattle on a versity of Toronto.
Modern Language and Litera—Sis Japanese so on.
ing this week and plans are being special invitation from fair of ture:
J. M. Mayeda
*
‘La arnve here soon in the
This body is backed up by an
y-d annual exchange between Olympic Games Support Group made for a huge Bon Odori fes ficials.
Social
and Philosophical stu
tival in the exposition stadium
Japan Week will also coincide dies: D. N. Suzuki
of British Colum- which will put 6.000 to 8.000 men on one night during the week,
with the 17th biennial National
_'? , Japanese universities. plus an unknown number of Nakano said.
Mathematics. Physics and Che
from B.C leave for vehicles to^ work on such "com- I A gigantic fireworks display JACL convention which is being mistry: K. S. Arima, M. T. Shio
span
held in Seattle from Julv 26 to mi
mand post ’ jobs as ceremonies, 1 will be another feature of this 30.
Science-: L. H. Mayeda.
Japanese Student Explorers
Plan Cross-Canada Jaunt
Japanese Girls Don Colored Teeth
Nisei Deaf-Mute Fined
$300 For Auto Mishap
.DT
*
nmrTTTn
*
Japanese Hams
Credited With
Life Saving
Tokyo Booms With Olympic Preparation
July 23 To 28 Japan Week
At Seattle World’s Fair
Austerity Program To Affect J.C. Families
W CANADIAN
I Rice, Shoyu Prices '
Will Increase
t -JOKONT 0. •— Prime Minister
Jolin Diefenbaker’s recently an
nounced austerity program' aimAn Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
e , at. fending- off a financial
ci isis and steadying- the devalued
Vol. XXVI.—No. 51
Canadian dollar will effect many
i^'
SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1962
TORONTO, ONTARIO Japanese Canadian families.
Prices on a wide range of imported goods will rise because of
the higher import duties an
nounced by the Prime Minister.
Such basic Japanese food items
a> shoyu. rice and canned pro
duces will be subject to a five
TORONTO.—Two members of P^A °T call before arriving- in
per cent, surcharge.
Kyoto University’s Tanken-bu Winnipeg between August 18 and
“It is .regretable, but we have
(Explorers Club) are now on their
been notified by the government
way across the Pacific via Ya
r rom the Manitoba <
of the surcharge on'these food
■IB
mashita Steamboat Company’s they will travel throughcapital
stuffs and prices will inevitably
l
Fort
Yamakiku Maru to cross Canada William
rise, ’ said one local food store
Ste.
Marie
and
on motorcycles.
proprietor.
other northern Ontario centres
The two students, Funinari before arriving in Toronto beThe price on these items will
Yoshimura and Yoji Shimatsu, tween Aug-ust 28 to 31.
g‘o up as much as 20 per cent
will arrive in Vancouver early
over the cost a few weeks
As they proceed east from Tornext week. On their journey | onto the two students will visit
when the Canadian and U.S. dolacross the country they hope to I| Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec
Lars were at par.
climb Mount Robson in the Can- ' City.
B U°ttlc of shovu which cost
cvA
adian Rockies as well as paying
$-.00 at that time will now be
They were invited to Canada
priced as high as $2.40.
a visit to an Eskimo village and by the National Federation of
People who go to Japan for a
a copper mine in the Great Slave Canadian University Students.
holiday
will now ^e allowed to
Lake region of the North West
—photo by Jack Hominy
bring back just $100 worth of
Territories.
goods,
duty-free.
Previously,
RED CROSS NURSING GRADUATES
_ They are expected to arrive in Japan Canned Salmon
duty-free exemption on Canadian
Vancouver on either July 3 or 4 Take Big Slice Out of
TORONTO.—Seven of the nine Japanese Canadian ladies
tourist, purchases overseas was
and stay for five days. Proceed
R^d ciosl Toronto
H°i™C NurShlg Course of the Canadian $300.
British
Columbia
Market
ing on to Kamloops they will
v ^’fh are shown with staff members. Front row
BLOW TO JAPAN
spend July 15 to 22 climbing Mt.
VANCOUVER.—Japanese can tor
Staff’ Mrs- Reason, instrucRobson. If all goes well in their ned salmon producers have cut a
Japanese officials and business
Nakano, Mrs. T. Miyamoto. Back row (left to right.)
attempts to scale the 12,972 foot big slice out of British Colum
R^son, staff. Mrs. ,H. Inouye. Mrs. T. Ume- men. meanwhile, felt the import
peak they should arrive in Ed bia’s traditional markets in the mura MrS' F' Hlklda' Ahsent, Airs. M. Hemmy and Mrs. T. Naka- tariff increases were a "double
blow” to Japan, which has al
monton between July 25 and 28 United _ Kingdom, Europe and
for a week’s stay.
ready imposed voluntary control
Australia, due largely to lower
quotas on its exports to Canada.
As the two motorcycle across production costs. Japanese ex
Many Japanese exports such as
ports
last
year
totalled
2,014,000
the Canadian Prairies they will
transistor radios, TV sets, tovs
cases compared with 424,660
make Saskatoon their, next major from British Columbia.
and sporting goods will be "seri
ously affected”, the Foreign Mi
nistry said in Tokyo.
As ^ result. JaAan will prob
PORT ARTHUR, Ont.—A Ja Franchi who was thrown 50 feet
ably
ask Canada to agree to can
panese Canadian deaf-mute was
TOKYO.—Painted faces are or so.
by
the
impact,
was
baking
Tracey
cellation
of Japan’s voluntary ex
fined $300 this week when he
nothing new in Japan, the land
port
controls,
the Foreign Minis
"Colored teeth may at first pleaded guilty in district court to home after she had visited him.
of the Geisha.
try
source
said.
a charge of dangerous driving
In court tin's week Iwasa plead
Eye shadow and hair tint have look a little strange,” Iino said, laid
after
two
persons
were
kill
ed
guilty by filling in a typewrit
‘but if my business becomes po
become popular in recent years.
ed when struck by his car last ten paper asking him how he
pular, they won’t stand out and October 14.
Now it’s colored teeth.
pleaded. He was given a prepared
may look very normal.’’
Terry
Iwasa,
35,
of
Fort
Wilstatement
of the evidence to read.
o’ j C^k offering something
^
n
:
a
l
s
°
was
prohibited
from
called a teeth manicure was open
An official of the Ontario De
Iino said he achieved satisfac
ed this week on the Ginza in tory results only after seven driving for two years.
partment of Transport said deaf
The court was told Frederick persons can
downtown Tokyo. Customers, and
obtain
driver’s
2
there were some right from the years of study and repeated ex Franchi, 67, and his grand licenses, but are subjected to a
daughter, Tracey, 7. were killed more rigorous test. Their applic
tyart, were offered a choice of periments with horse teeth.
when
struck by Iwasa’s car- as ations must also be approved by
pmk, blue, pearl or transporent.
"I wanted to make peoples
TOKY0.—Growing en thusiasm
they
stood
near the centre white a medical board in Toronto, he
Dr. Sukeji Iino. 36, the man teeth especially women’s teeth,
for
wireless communication in
line of the road in front of Mr. added. Iwasa obtained his license
"ho launched the dental beauty look beautiful,” Iino explained.
Japan has brought the nation’s
Franchi’s confectionery store. Mr. 10 years ago.
number of amateur wireless sta
clinic gave the explanation:
tions to 19,000, second only to
“Pearl and transparent are for
the United States.
painting all the teeth. Pink or
The number of amateur opera
blue are only the dog teeth at
tors
or "hams” licenced by the
tie corner of the smile, just to
government has grown to 36,000,
give an accent.
OTTAWA.—A virtual
new communication,
transportation, people.
including people in all walks of
m
blue acc£nt may be suit- city-full of accommodations and administration, and sanitation.
A 13-mi.nute public relations life and ranging in age from a
is being superimposed
Naturally, these activities re film in colour is being produced
e l tvomen working in bars facilities
on
Tokyo,
already the world’s quire money: $25 million, to be to show what Tokyo is going 12-year-old boy to a 70-year-old
or carbarets and pink for girls or
largest city, in preparation for exact. Japan is starting many through in preparation for the man. Students who make their
?oung women under- 25.
the
1964 Olympic Games, report fund-raising devices, including Games; the national broadcast own sets have accounted for
“If customers desire to get the Embassy
of Japan in Ottawa. contributing half the cost of pos ing system is co-sponsoring a much of the increasing activity,
iJ11 ie®th painted pink or any
and now constitute 35 percent of
Construction has alreadv bestamps worth about three contest for fanfare music for the the
total.
QJB j0 01'' ^ ni PrePaired to meet gun on a wide variety of crowd tage
- ^<1 demands. Any color can be handling necessities including cents which depict water polo, Games; the Japan Airlines is
The
hobby is credited with va
gymnastics and judo. There are putting the five-ring Olympic in
made.-’
luable
public service on several
two express highways, a number also lotteries on baseball and
For example, when
iB61’}^5. are ma^e UP of two of smaller highways, a number of "sumo” (Japanese wrestling), signia on each of its planes; anc occasions.
arrangements
are
being
made
to
heavy
rains
and flooding struck
■ ?s
°jlv chemicals and so- several western-style hotels, an and public contributions which fly the always-lighted Olympic
northern
Kyushu
in 1951. hams
pouride
plus
coloi
’
ing
matOlympic Village for the athletes, call for something like three cents Torch to the southern tip of Kyu
ter
0 sa^- A normal course a second Olympic centre and a from each of at least half of To shu Island, whence it will be car maintained contact with the
area’s operators to direct the
‘^-^•s of scaling to clean the stadium, a yacht harbor, and a kyo’s population of 10,000,000
ried by relay runners to Tokyo. supplies of medical aid. Japa, 'A gum cleaning and then the floating hotel which -will shuffle
nese hams have also been creditppncation of the color.
Olympic passengers back and
ed
with locating patients in re
j-he cost depends on how long forth between Yokohama and
mote
areas of Africa and South
Ue customer wants the color to Tokyo while they sleep. Tokyo
America
to make arrangements
International Airport is being
last.
for
delivery
of urgently needed
,ione.\sek is set as the de- extended farther out into Tokyo
medicines.
Bay to provide more scope for
SEATTLE.—Japan Week will night -program at the stadium.
Y
Period, the price is 3500 ven jets landing and taking off.
be celebrated at the Seattle
The Fair’s Japan Week will
cost for 15-20 da vs
_ Central force in all this acti World’s Fair here from July 23 coincide with the presentation of U of T Results
B ?°
($10.83) and for three
^;^s 4900 yen ($13.61). A nor- vity is called the Japan Organiz- to 28, according to Hideo Nakano the Japanese Bunraku puppet
TORONTO. — Following are
'“u treatment requires an hour ing Committee, a group concern director of the Japan Trade show from July 23 to Aug. 5, the results of recent examination
ed with such varied problems as Centre here and Japan’s commis Nakano also pointed out. This an
in the first year of the Facultv
fund-raising, housing projects, sioner for the fair.
cient theatre art has never been of Arts and Science at the Uni
surface transit, stadium expan
Exchange Students
Many special programs will be shown outside of Japan and is
sion, interpreters’ training, and held at the Japan Pavilion dur being brought to Seattle on a versity of Toronto.
Modern Language and Litera—Sis Japanese so on.
ing this week and plans are being special invitation from fair of ture:
J. M. Mayeda
*
‘La arnve here soon in the
This body is backed up by an
y-d annual exchange between Olympic Games Support Group made for a huge Bon Odori fes ficials.
Social
and Philosophical stu
tival in the exposition stadium
Japan Week will also coincide dies: D. N. Suzuki
of British Colum- which will put 6.000 to 8.000 men on one night during the week,
with the 17th biennial National
_'? , Japanese universities. plus an unknown number of Nakano said.
Mathematics. Physics and Che
from B.C leave for vehicles to^ work on such "com- I A gigantic fireworks display JACL convention which is being mistry: K. S. Arima, M. T. Shio
span
held in Seattle from Julv 26 to mi
mand post ’ jobs as ceremonies, 1 will be another feature of this 30.
Science-: L. H. Mayeda.
Japanese Student Explorers
Plan Cross-Canada Jaunt
Japanese Girls Don Colored Teeth
Nisei Deaf-Mute Fined
$300 For Auto Mishap
.DT
*
nmrTTTn
*
Japanese Hams
Credited With
Life Saving
Tokyo Booms With Olympic Preparation
July 23 To 28 Japan Week
At Seattle World’s Fair
Page 2
7- rrnvzi
Saturday, June 30, ]^
The Blunt Critic and G.S.S
Personal Notes .
In writing, whether it is an it is not difficult to accept the
unwieldly scrawl by an 'amateur* consequent impaired, reasoning of real life but the entity being fused but as narrow-minded and
or a smooth flowing, powerful of G.S.S. A light piece, the article only an artificial possibility of a Hypocrite unable to see anwords by a professional, a secret was intended to provoke laughter the types, not a case history. - He other’s viewpoint, The “niature Marriages
delight is to receive response to ance among the critics, rather punches further that the role of critic’’ was painted as a perfect
one’s effort. Now while this party than to dent anyone’s ego. How psychoanalyst was not played being, who sought to identify -------- ITO-NISHIYAMA
does not confess to having reach ever, since he has bothered to correctly. Small wonder since himself in virtue with god. The
T^R0^T0 •—Centennial UiW
ed that latter pinnacle, writing write, since he has 'argued some catchy psychological words were “blunt critic” was also a perfec
eu
was the
used
to
indicate
direction
in
an
has served for many years as a “interesting” points and has
tionist, but by contrast one who tne Church
wedding
o
f
Maro-aSt
%
T
hobby, as a source of relaxation, blown up a stink in bad name abstract sense, but neither as a could, only recognize himself as Nishiyama, daughter of i
■
entertainment and information, calling, after all, in contradic pretense nor as a treatise on the diety. Intolerant as one is of Mrs. Shozo Nishida
to be shared with others. A re- tion, there were topics worth dis psychoanalysis. If you have not anything beyond the reach. J
?aibu?. Jto’ s°n of Mr. and Mr
cent article, “On Critics and cussing. In retrospect, is his mo been too literal and, may I sug wonder if that is true in your”at Jukicni
Ito on Mav 19 19159 d
gest,
over-aggressive,
you
will
Comics”, plumbed the depth of tive of indulging in a futile
titude on religion, to judge by the Rev. »L Takara £^
'nth
the sauce and has finally come though meaty and delicious bit have noticed that the emphasis your words.
Furthermore the Reception
followed ■ at Nikko
up with a plum in the form of a of chewing onto the unsuspect leaned towards comical interpre “mature critic” was “all sugaryGardens.
tation of old habits, which took good” as you state.
critic. Just as the article laughed ing?
Singularly
precedence over any showy psy lor tlie reason that he believed
*
*
a^ ^? triumphs and tribulations
Alas,
alack,
for
the
’
wretched
choanalysing.
of critics, we now have in the
in
administering
sugar-coated
IRIE-HOMMA
When G?S.S. slips his tongue pill which, without the bitterness,
flesh in implentation a genuine words that greet the eyes! In
TORONTO.-Miss
June Hom B
G.S.S.’s, case, the “I” has been
example from out of the pages.
be potent and long-lasting ma. daughter of Mr. and Mrs £
chisled, into a gravestone, without in saying that the “mature would
w
My introduction, “having re dynamism, an moroganic sub critic” was interesting, not only in its effect.
^om®a of Vancouver, B.C. aS w
?w®i
ceived a sharp knock on the stance rocking between two con does he betray himself as conMi. Isamu Irie, son of Mrs
(Continued on page seven)
yasu Irie of Toronto were man
dome”, was perhaps a tempta flicting impulses. Because of the
ned
, on June 2, 1962 at Holv
iipage,
has
he
been
identifying*
tion but a G.S.S. of Winnipeg
innity Church with the
himself with the “blunt narcis
(probably a he) has charged back sist” critic and realizing, has
Campbell Russell officiating Rp
that he was boxmeed by the changed “it” into a hate object?
ception followed at the M?
article being “pompous, preten- Or is self-depreciation inherent
Chalet.
sious and pointless”. Pomp and in his personality ? In referring
pretense adds to the satire, the to the “I” as expanded in my 13th Annual Toronto JCCA Picnic ■— TOMORROW!
main intent of article, giving it article, he is apparently havingTORON TO.—Tomorro w’s
the to one free ice cream and soft Births
new dimensions. For it may be fun at his own expense of being day!
Sunday, July 1st, the dav of drink. Fukubiki draws will be
said that the article was written criticized for the “'pointless” the biggest outdoor affair of" the
TORONTO.—Mr. and Mrs Hi
held in the evening so hang on to roshi
figuratively with a grin, tongue score.
Aoki (nee Mary Hakoda) M
season. Why, it’s the day of the your stubs with the lucky num
in cheek, rather than with a typeare
happy
to announce the birth
13th
Annual
Toronto
JCCA
pic
Since “pointless” and “pom- I
bers.
writer. In this sense at the be
of
a
son,
Takashi
Aaron, on June s
nic!
. For those without transporta 21, 1962 at Toronto General Hos Sig®
ginning the words “indisputable pous” have been proved false and
Around 3000 people are again tion, a bus will leave 415 Spadina
summation” were stretched as biased, let’s proceed to another expected
The baby is the fourth m
attend, the picnic (JCCA office) at 10:30 A.M. pital.
companion to hyperbole, exag jab by G.S.S. He correctly as- I again this toyear,
so we urge vou Tickets are 7 5 cents for adults grandson for Mrs. Chiyo Ono of
sumes
that
the
categorized
critics
gerated irony, etc.
Satire, of
Scarboro, Ont.
to get out early for choice loca and 50 cents for children.
course, thrives on pomposity and were not true-to-life persons. To tions.
*
*
avoid, such
misunderstanding,
Isseis over 75 years of age will
cannot do without attacldng it.
The picnic, if you haven’t heard
mention was made that they were
TORONTO.—Mr. and Mrs. Bill
As for the article being* “point .“composite, extreme types”, each already is at Springhill Park, be guests of the Toronto JCCA Shigeo Nakagawa - are
happy to W®
and will be admitted free. Special
less”, in view of the prejudice, having* traits which were those located about three miles north complementary tickets can be announce the birth of their ••fe^
of Whitby on Highwav 12. The obtained at Kameoka Book Store daughter, Gayle Junko on June
quickest and easiest route for or at the entrance to the park 6, 1962.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH 918 Bathurst St.
Torontonians and friends out simply by giving your ag*e.
Hamilton way is to take Highway
SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1962
Races, bingo, Centre draw, kite
0®
401 to Whitby and north through flying contest, tug-of-war, suika
10:30 A.M.—Religious School
Person
Sought
the town on Highway 12. Signs wari nre all planned for this gala
11:00 A.M.—Morning Service
v
ill be posted along the route outing, so hurry now and start
Rev. Newton Ishiura
north
from Whitby to guide you preparing the food for a day of
2:00 P.M.—Japanese Language Service
WILLIAM NISHIJIMA or
to
the
“Front Door”.
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
someone (knowing of his II
fun and fresh air at the Toronto
Tickets are 75 cents for adults JCCA picnic.
whereabouts is sought by a
and 25 cents for children. Stubs
lawyer in regards to his old
P.S.—No promises about the
on the ticket entitle the bearer weather!
age pension and government SiSs®
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
annuity. (Anyone with infor
SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1962
mation as to his address,
10:00 A.M. English Language Service
Montreal
Buddhists
Welcome
San
Diego
Clergy
phone number, etc. is asked to
11:30 A.M.—English Language Service
please contact The New Can
MONTREAL. — The Montreal of us, so bright was hei’ comradJoint Service With Centennial
adian.
Buddhist
Church
welcomed
Rev.
ship.
Rev. L. Hussey
and Mrs. Yamamoto of San Die
A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
The social period which follow
701 Dovsrcourt Rd., Toronto
go, California on June 21, to our ed the service was indeed most
city. After a welcome supper at- interesting.
DRIVE SAFELY
.ended by several executives from
AND LIVE!
die
Bakkyudo-kai,
Fujin-kai,
Sangha and Dana, Rev. Yamamo Sakura Kai To Take Part
ffiSESESSSEasaSS!
to
officiated,, with the assistance
RU. 1-9123
SAY IT WITH
°I Hokkyoshi Yasui, at a special Dominion Day Pageant
925 Eglinton W.
service held that evening.
TORONTO.—A group of Sa
FLOWERS
The theme of this sermon was; kura Kai members will partici
‘Living with Amida”, and it was pate in the Dominion Day Pa
The most authentic Chinese Interior in N. America
SHARON'S FLORIST
ligiilighted with amusing* anec-- geant on July 1. at 8 P.M. at the
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
dotes and a deep philosophy of Canadian National Exhibition
Weddings — Banquets — Meetings
Peter Sasaki — K. Sasaki
our need to live with Amida’s Band Shell.
The
pageant
which
is
sponsor
No Time Limit
grace in, order to attain peace
Bus: HO. 6-2041
and happiness in our daily lives. ed by the City’s Parks and Rec
Res: HO. 6-7962
Two Dancing- Halls now available
We were particularly happy to reation Commission will feature
342 PAPE AVE., TORONTO
2
dancers
and
singers
from
many
meet his charming wife. *who"im
Air Conditioned — Parking
nationalities.
2E2K
mediately seemed to become one
Dates and Doings
s China House
For Repairs On
The modern tvay to be
traditionally correct
The Bouquet
Invitation Line
Invitations
&
$ T.V. — RADIO — HI-FI
*
JAMES KAMINO
T.V. SERVICE
(TORONTO)
THE NEW CANADIAN
479 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO 2-B, ONTARIO
MEMBER OF C.R.C.A.
SHINGLING
SHEET METAL WORK
FLAT ROOFS
EAVESTROUGHING
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Thermo-Engraving looks and feels like
hand engraving, but costs about half as
much—and it's ready within the week.
Thermo-Engraving eliminates the cop
per plate tliat makes hand engraving
so costly and time consuming. Select
trom our giant catalogue of flawlesslv
correct papers. Il distinctive styles of
fettering. Weddings priced as low as
SROO lor 50 and §13.50 for 100. com
plete with double envelopes and tissues.
Come in and see our complete cata
logue! Matching announcements, at
home cards, enclosure cards, etc.
8
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C
TORONTO
421-3374 NISEI0WNED
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COVERING ONTARIO
Night Calls-. PL. 9-5095
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WELCOME JAPANESE CANADIANS
OPTOMETRISTS
GOLDEN DRAGON
R
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CHOP SUEY HOUSE
NOW SERVING BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS
ONLY $1.00
118 West Hastings St.
12 NOON TO 4 P.M.
SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR TAKEOUT ORDERS
Open Noon to 3 a.m.
—
Orders to Take Out
EM. 8-2475
131A Dundas St. W., Toronto
in
Saturday, June 30, ]^
The Blunt Critic and G.S.S
Personal Notes .
In writing, whether it is an it is not difficult to accept the
unwieldly scrawl by an 'amateur* consequent impaired, reasoning of real life but the entity being fused but as narrow-minded and
or a smooth flowing, powerful of G.S.S. A light piece, the article only an artificial possibility of a Hypocrite unable to see anwords by a professional, a secret was intended to provoke laughter the types, not a case history. - He other’s viewpoint, The “niature Marriages
delight is to receive response to ance among the critics, rather punches further that the role of critic’’ was painted as a perfect
one’s effort. Now while this party than to dent anyone’s ego. How psychoanalyst was not played being, who sought to identify -------- ITO-NISHIYAMA
does not confess to having reach ever, since he has bothered to correctly. Small wonder since himself in virtue with god. The
T^R0^T0 •—Centennial UiW
ed that latter pinnacle, writing write, since he has 'argued some catchy psychological words were “blunt critic” was also a perfec
eu
was the
used
to
indicate
direction
in
an
has served for many years as a “interesting” points and has
tionist, but by contrast one who tne Church
wedding
o
f
Maro-aSt
%
T
hobby, as a source of relaxation, blown up a stink in bad name abstract sense, but neither as a could, only recognize himself as Nishiyama, daughter of i
■
entertainment and information, calling, after all, in contradic pretense nor as a treatise on the diety. Intolerant as one is of Mrs. Shozo Nishida
to be shared with others. A re- tion, there were topics worth dis psychoanalysis. If you have not anything beyond the reach. J
?aibu?. Jto’ s°n of Mr. and Mr
cent article, “On Critics and cussing. In retrospect, is his mo been too literal and, may I sug wonder if that is true in your”at Jukicni
Ito on Mav 19 19159 d
gest,
over-aggressive,
you
will
Comics”, plumbed the depth of tive of indulging in a futile
titude on religion, to judge by the Rev. »L Takara £^
'nth
the sauce and has finally come though meaty and delicious bit have noticed that the emphasis your words.
Furthermore the Reception
followed ■ at Nikko
up with a plum in the form of a of chewing onto the unsuspect leaned towards comical interpre “mature critic” was “all sugaryGardens.
tation of old habits, which took good” as you state.
critic. Just as the article laughed ing?
Singularly
precedence over any showy psy lor tlie reason that he believed
*
*
a^ ^? triumphs and tribulations
Alas,
alack,
for
the
’
wretched
choanalysing.
of critics, we now have in the
in
administering
sugar-coated
IRIE-HOMMA
When G?S.S. slips his tongue pill which, without the bitterness,
flesh in implentation a genuine words that greet the eyes! In
TORONTO.-Miss
June Hom B
G.S.S.’s, case, the “I” has been
example from out of the pages.
be potent and long-lasting ma. daughter of Mr. and Mrs £
chisled, into a gravestone, without in saying that the “mature would
w
My introduction, “having re dynamism, an moroganic sub critic” was interesting, not only in its effect.
^om®a of Vancouver, B.C. aS w
?w®i
ceived a sharp knock on the stance rocking between two con does he betray himself as conMi. Isamu Irie, son of Mrs
(Continued on page seven)
yasu Irie of Toronto were man
dome”, was perhaps a tempta flicting impulses. Because of the
ned
, on June 2, 1962 at Holv
iipage,
has
he
been
identifying*
tion but a G.S.S. of Winnipeg
innity Church with the
himself with the “blunt narcis
(probably a he) has charged back sist” critic and realizing, has
Campbell Russell officiating Rp
that he was boxmeed by the changed “it” into a hate object?
ception followed at the M?
article being “pompous, preten- Or is self-depreciation inherent
Chalet.
sious and pointless”. Pomp and in his personality ? In referring
pretense adds to the satire, the to the “I” as expanded in my 13th Annual Toronto JCCA Picnic ■— TOMORROW!
main intent of article, giving it article, he is apparently havingTORON TO.—Tomorro w’s
the to one free ice cream and soft Births
new dimensions. For it may be fun at his own expense of being day!
Sunday, July 1st, the dav of drink. Fukubiki draws will be
said that the article was written criticized for the “'pointless” the biggest outdoor affair of" the
TORONTO.—Mr. and Mrs Hi
held in the evening so hang on to roshi
figuratively with a grin, tongue score.
Aoki (nee Mary Hakoda) M
season. Why, it’s the day of the your stubs with the lucky num
in cheek, rather than with a typeare
happy
to announce the birth
13th
Annual
Toronto
JCCA
pic
Since “pointless” and “pom- I
bers.
writer. In this sense at the be
of
a
son,
Takashi
Aaron, on June s
nic!
. For those without transporta 21, 1962 at Toronto General Hos Sig®
ginning the words “indisputable pous” have been proved false and
Around 3000 people are again tion, a bus will leave 415 Spadina
summation” were stretched as biased, let’s proceed to another expected
The baby is the fourth m
attend, the picnic (JCCA office) at 10:30 A.M. pital.
companion to hyperbole, exag jab by G.S.S. He correctly as- I again this toyear,
so we urge vou Tickets are 7 5 cents for adults grandson for Mrs. Chiyo Ono of
sumes
that
the
categorized
critics
gerated irony, etc.
Satire, of
Scarboro, Ont.
to get out early for choice loca and 50 cents for children.
course, thrives on pomposity and were not true-to-life persons. To tions.
*
*
avoid, such
misunderstanding,
Isseis over 75 years of age will
cannot do without attacldng it.
The picnic, if you haven’t heard
mention was made that they were
TORONTO.—Mr. and Mrs. Bill
As for the article being* “point .“composite, extreme types”, each already is at Springhill Park, be guests of the Toronto JCCA Shigeo Nakagawa - are
happy to W®
and will be admitted free. Special
less”, in view of the prejudice, having* traits which were those located about three miles north complementary tickets can be announce the birth of their ••fe^
of Whitby on Highwav 12. The obtained at Kameoka Book Store daughter, Gayle Junko on June
quickest and easiest route for or at the entrance to the park 6, 1962.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH 918 Bathurst St.
Torontonians and friends out simply by giving your ag*e.
Hamilton way is to take Highway
SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1962
Races, bingo, Centre draw, kite
0®
401 to Whitby and north through flying contest, tug-of-war, suika
10:30 A.M.—Religious School
Person
Sought
the town on Highway 12. Signs wari nre all planned for this gala
11:00 A.M.—Morning Service
v
ill be posted along the route outing, so hurry now and start
Rev. Newton Ishiura
north
from Whitby to guide you preparing the food for a day of
2:00 P.M.—Japanese Language Service
WILLIAM NISHIJIMA or
to
the
“Front Door”.
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
someone (knowing of his II
fun and fresh air at the Toronto
Tickets are 75 cents for adults JCCA picnic.
whereabouts is sought by a
and 25 cents for children. Stubs
lawyer in regards to his old
P.S.—No promises about the
on the ticket entitle the bearer weather!
age pension and government SiSs®
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
annuity. (Anyone with infor
SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1962
mation as to his address,
10:00 A.M. English Language Service
Montreal
Buddhists
Welcome
San
Diego
Clergy
phone number, etc. is asked to
11:30 A.M.—English Language Service
please contact The New Can
MONTREAL. — The Montreal of us, so bright was hei’ comradJoint Service With Centennial
adian.
Buddhist
Church
welcomed
Rev.
ship.
Rev. L. Hussey
and Mrs. Yamamoto of San Die
A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
The social period which follow
701 Dovsrcourt Rd., Toronto
go, California on June 21, to our ed the service was indeed most
city. After a welcome supper at- interesting.
DRIVE SAFELY
.ended by several executives from
AND LIVE!
die
Bakkyudo-kai,
Fujin-kai,
Sangha and Dana, Rev. Yamamo Sakura Kai To Take Part
ffiSESESSSEasaSS!
to
officiated,, with the assistance
RU. 1-9123
SAY IT WITH
°I Hokkyoshi Yasui, at a special Dominion Day Pageant
925 Eglinton W.
service held that evening.
TORONTO.—A group of Sa
FLOWERS
The theme of this sermon was; kura Kai members will partici
‘Living with Amida”, and it was pate in the Dominion Day Pa
The most authentic Chinese Interior in N. America
SHARON'S FLORIST
ligiilighted with amusing* anec-- geant on July 1. at 8 P.M. at the
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
dotes and a deep philosophy of Canadian National Exhibition
Weddings — Banquets — Meetings
Peter Sasaki — K. Sasaki
our need to live with Amida’s Band Shell.
The
pageant
which
is
sponsor
No Time Limit
grace in, order to attain peace
Bus: HO. 6-2041
and happiness in our daily lives. ed by the City’s Parks and Rec
Res: HO. 6-7962
Two Dancing- Halls now available
We were particularly happy to reation Commission will feature
342 PAPE AVE., TORONTO
2
dancers
and
singers
from
many
meet his charming wife. *who"im
Air Conditioned — Parking
nationalities.
2E2K
mediately seemed to become one
Dates and Doings
s China House
For Repairs On
The modern tvay to be
traditionally correct
The Bouquet
Invitation Line
Invitations
&
$ T.V. — RADIO — HI-FI
*
JAMES KAMINO
T.V. SERVICE
(TORONTO)
THE NEW CANADIAN
479 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO 2-B, ONTARIO
MEMBER OF C.R.C.A.
SHINGLING
SHEET METAL WORK
FLAT ROOFS
EAVESTROUGHING
EM. 4-9913
Therm o-engraved (Raised lettering)
Thermo-Engraving looks and feels like
hand engraving, but costs about half as
much—and it's ready within the week.
Thermo-Engraving eliminates the cop
per plate tliat makes hand engraving
so costly and time consuming. Select
trom our giant catalogue of flawlesslv
correct papers. Il distinctive styles of
fettering. Weddings priced as low as
SROO lor 50 and §13.50 for 100. com
plete with double envelopes and tissues.
Come in and see our complete cata
logue! Matching announcements, at
home cards, enclosure cards, etc.
8
ALL-WAY ROOFING SERVICE
C
TORONTO
421-3374 NISEI0WNED
TOSH NISHIJIMA
COVERING ONTARIO
Night Calls-. PL. 9-5095
OPTICAL
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WELCOME JAPANESE CANADIANS
OPTOMETRISTS
GOLDEN DRAGON
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si
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NOW SERVING BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS
ONLY $1.00
118 West Hastings St.
12 NOON TO 4 P.M.
SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR TAKEOUT ORDERS
Open Noon to 3 a.m.
—
Orders to Take Out
EM. 8-2475
131A Dundas St. W., Toronto
in
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HON. W. K. WARRENDER, Minister
J. B. METZLER, Deputy Minister
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Page 6
PAGE •
THE NEW
C ANABIAN
THE NEW
C ANABIAN
Page 7
Satu rd ay, June 30, 1962
PAGE 7
s
5
Japanese Canadian Mission Earlscourt Netters To
7th Family Bible Camp Attend Cleveland Tourney
THE HEW CANADIAN
Authorized as second class mail,
Post Office Department, Ottawa,
and for payment of postage in cash.
T. UM EZU KI. Publisher, RICK
MATSUMOTO, Eng! ish Section
Toronto. —
Editor;
KEN MORI, Japanese
tennis
tourj
members
are
10
dollars
for
the
The Canadian
Section
Editor
1
be
de
’
i
?
ote!
and
10
d
ona^
to
their
car
and Advertising
Japanese Mis lajea tor two Sundays, as many
Manager.
towards
the
four
day
sion will spon- ?f ™r members wish 'to"attend
sor its 7th. An- the Bussei and JCCA picnics, so transportation expenses, and'rest
SUBSCRIPTION
assured
that
all
those
experienc
nual
Family the players for the draw singles
StCO per 6 months
S7.00 per year
Bible
Camp will be picked on July Sth. The ing Cleveland hospitality will not
at the beauti defending champs for this event need a second urging- to act as
EMpire 6-5005
ful Fairhavens are. Ed Tsujimoto and Sue Iwa- hosts and return the courtesy on
their return visit next year.
479 QUEEN ST. WEST,
Resort, situat
ed some three
Matt Matsui has received a
miles east of letter from Mich Hashiguchi, Baseball Postponed
It is a good policy to
Gamebri d g e asking for the names of the Tor
have the RIGHT POLICY
off
highway onto members making the ’ trip Because of Rain
Consult
for the invitation tournament,
TORONTO.—Due to rain, both
Simcoe. I he site is really ideal for such a camp because it has all for the purpose of motel reserva
WALES and DUNCAN
the requirements—warm water for swimming, acres of lawn for tions . and other welcoming pre- games in the Toronto Nisei Sun
recreation and exploration, rowboats for fishing and modern wash parations, so all players and car day Baseball League were can
INSURANCE AGENTS
room facilities for comfort. And, on top of aTthis, it is^lX
last week. Four pointers
drivers are asked to contact Matt celled
will be played when the respec
hours by car from Metropolitan Toronto.
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
at Trinity, or Fuz Fujiwara at tive
teams meet again.
^ar’ ^^ de held for nine exiting- davs; Au mist Earlscourt as- soon
Phone WA. 1-3171
- - -possible,
11th to 19th. Those who cannot come for the full length of the camn ihe group will be leaving Fri
t
TOMORROW’S GAMES
can make(special arrangements. Registration deadline'has been set day evening August the 3rd beTed Reeve Park: Nikko Gar
tor July loth.
iore midnight from Earlscourt, dens vs Yamada Studio
OFFICE
RESIDENGE
The members of the 1962 staff are: Director, Rev. E S Yoshida- and return on Monday, Civic hoEM. 4-1394
Christie. Pits: Main Auto Body
2 Vesta Drive
The required sum for vs Japan Camera.
EM. 4-1395
Da^d B™ok of Japan; Issei liday.
HUdson 5-1365
J^- Honsaki of Montreal; Sports Director, Mr John
kajioka.; Camp Nurse, Miss Kathy Hart; Counsellors, Miss’Marv
The Blunt Critic. . . , (Continued from page 2)
Sluntam, Miss Aileen Takata and Mr. Stan Yokota- Cooks Mrs T
Yokota, Mrs. S. F. Omura and Mrs. E. S' Yoshida:’
’
'
By digression from the main self-control., without the highly
Barrister & Solicitor
course
of
the
arguments
which
offensive literal excretion, which
mornings will.be given to singing. Vacation
NOTARY PUBLIC
?lbJe Sc^o°l, handcraft and group discussions. The entire afternoon have already been largely dis ^Q0^ any fragment of attempt
1008
Northern Ontario Building
is free for organized recreation,, swimming, fishing and boating. pensed with, in an over-the-fence ed nicety, the method is entirely
300
Bay
Street (at Adelaide)
The evenings will be taken up with films, Bible stories and camp- conversation. let’s discuss the acceptable. Moral of the point is
TORONTO
principle
which
motivates
a
per
illustrated by an anecdote in
Lie services. At least one trip to Lake Simcoe is also planned.
son to act the way he does. When
a. grizzled politician stood
,
camp is forthe whole family—children young people and they begin to know better, people which
up.
in
midst
of confusion and dis
adults. There are duplex cottages for married couples and dormitory are mature enough to form along
unity, and raising his arms, said
CaM?00O\tnd^
are very reasonable, too; adults the way a rule, if not a philo loudly. ‘‘Gentlemen, gentlemen.
—M8.00 students—?lo 00; children 6 to 12—$12.00; children under sophy in the strict sense, to g-uide It doesn’t matter what we say,
six are free. A special discount of 10% is allowed for families send and ease them through—to use so. lorasy as we say the same
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
ing three or more and 20% for families sending five or more
a cliche—thick and thin. This is thing!-’ Satire can be savage at
NOTARY PUBLIC
folders ^re available by writing to Miss Mary Shintani, true under any condition and no times, but as long as the writer
Office Hours Saturday
Sr
Ave-’ T°ronto, HO. 6-8986. Send in your registration less so in criticism. If you exam retains control of the reins, veers
October to April Inclusive
touaj.
ine and analyse carefully vou over from, straying and quickens
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
will notice that the tone of letter- or slows down the pace with emo
Suite 513 Temple Building
is, as a result of one’s principle, tion and thought being developed,
TORONTO
either kind or cruel, pompous or one can tolerate any ruffled dig
EM. 6-3323
—
Res: RO. 7-3427
KAZUO G. OIYE
reserved, humourous or bitter nity. . In contrast with G.S.SJs
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
and so forth. If I am not mis- chopping technique, whether- a
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
taken, G.S.S.’s rule is to ignore success, or failure when I wrote
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
NOTARY PUBLIC
those
below him, level down, those the article, this was the foremost
NOTARY PUBLIC
2 College St., Toronto
who he thinks are above his head, lesson
jvooyu 4.11
iuj mind
uwiu —to
lu have
nave sen
in my
self
221 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
Room 103
put in the first punch if neces I discipline and avoid gross insult
EM. 3-5002
OX. 1-3388 (Res.)
sary and savour the damage. A without justification.
WA. 1-5605
OX. 8-2280 (Res.)
similar kind of person thus pre
.To parody G.S.S., in summary,
Anywhere — Anytime
disposes towards cynicism and his blunt letter as a revelation
cruelty. If I am not reaching out of the character of this writer
Air—Ship—Bus—Rail
to lose a promising dream, my shows that superficial study has
Tours—Hotel—Sightseeing
idea is to live and let live, that been done, which is easy enough,’
Travellers Cheques
life is a mixture of positive and but he has failed to come to grips
Obtainable
negative, force, but that life is with his own inner conflicts.
Travel, Accident
essentially good and worthwhile After a few trial strokes of the
and Baggage Insurance
your shopping list
living. This kind of person tends axe at the chopping- block, he has
to be an optimist and construc learned that the accusations are
• SAKURA RICE
e EGGS
tively
happy.
S MARUKIN SHOYU
unj'ust. His face is saved, how
• SUKIYAKI MEAT
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
© VINEGAR
Unless I am not mistaken that ever. because of .the • skill with
O MANJU
9 SUGAR
which
he writes the defamatory
the word “parapethy” is a coined
Passage arranged by Steamer or Air
• MANY VARIETIES OF A RARE
word with an error, I am puzzled letter, not for the content. All
Call for Reservations or
as to what the word means since in all, especially for the cleared
EM. 4-7692
;he .Merriam-Webster does not fresh atmosphere on my side
Information—EM. 8-9934
after airing the fumes, and on
ist
it.
However
...
whatever
173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
;he degree of invective, if the yours, you beinc sent off click
writer’s style is one of disguised ing in the right direction, the
mutual criticisms are not total
losses.
Lucien C. Kurata
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PAGE 7
s
5
Japanese Canadian Mission Earlscourt Netters To
7th Family Bible Camp Attend Cleveland Tourney
THE HEW CANADIAN
Authorized as second class mail,
Post Office Department, Ottawa,
and for payment of postage in cash.
T. UM EZU KI. Publisher, RICK
MATSUMOTO, Eng! ish Section
Toronto. —
Editor;
KEN MORI, Japanese
tennis
tourj
members
are
10
dollars
for
the
The Canadian
Section
Editor
1
be
de
’
i
?
ote!
and
10
d
ona^
to
their
car
and Advertising
Japanese Mis lajea tor two Sundays, as many
Manager.
towards
the
four
day
sion will spon- ?f ™r members wish 'to"attend
sor its 7th. An- the Bussei and JCCA picnics, so transportation expenses, and'rest
SUBSCRIPTION
assured
that
all
those
experienc
nual
Family the players for the draw singles
StCO per 6 months
S7.00 per year
Bible
Camp will be picked on July Sth. The ing Cleveland hospitality will not
at the beauti defending champs for this event need a second urging- to act as
EMpire 6-5005
ful Fairhavens are. Ed Tsujimoto and Sue Iwa- hosts and return the courtesy on
their return visit next year.
479 QUEEN ST. WEST,
Resort, situat
ed some three
Matt Matsui has received a
miles east of letter from Mich Hashiguchi, Baseball Postponed
It is a good policy to
Gamebri d g e asking for the names of the Tor
have the RIGHT POLICY
off
highway onto members making the ’ trip Because of Rain
Consult
for the invitation tournament,
TORONTO.—Due to rain, both
Simcoe. I he site is really ideal for such a camp because it has all for the purpose of motel reserva
WALES and DUNCAN
the requirements—warm water for swimming, acres of lawn for tions . and other welcoming pre- games in the Toronto Nisei Sun
recreation and exploration, rowboats for fishing and modern wash parations, so all players and car day Baseball League were can
INSURANCE AGENTS
room facilities for comfort. And, on top of aTthis, it is^lX
last week. Four pointers
drivers are asked to contact Matt celled
will be played when the respec
hours by car from Metropolitan Toronto.
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
at Trinity, or Fuz Fujiwara at tive
teams meet again.
^ar’ ^^ de held for nine exiting- davs; Au mist Earlscourt as- soon
Phone WA. 1-3171
- - -possible,
11th to 19th. Those who cannot come for the full length of the camn ihe group will be leaving Fri
t
TOMORROW’S GAMES
can make(special arrangements. Registration deadline'has been set day evening August the 3rd beTed Reeve Park: Nikko Gar
tor July loth.
iore midnight from Earlscourt, dens vs Yamada Studio
OFFICE
RESIDENGE
The members of the 1962 staff are: Director, Rev. E S Yoshida- and return on Monday, Civic hoEM. 4-1394
Christie. Pits: Main Auto Body
2 Vesta Drive
The required sum for vs Japan Camera.
EM. 4-1395
Da^d B™ok of Japan; Issei liday.
HUdson 5-1365
J^- Honsaki of Montreal; Sports Director, Mr John
kajioka.; Camp Nurse, Miss Kathy Hart; Counsellors, Miss’Marv
The Blunt Critic. . . , (Continued from page 2)
Sluntam, Miss Aileen Takata and Mr. Stan Yokota- Cooks Mrs T
Yokota, Mrs. S. F. Omura and Mrs. E. S' Yoshida:’
’
'
By digression from the main self-control., without the highly
Barrister & Solicitor
course
of
the
arguments
which
offensive literal excretion, which
mornings will.be given to singing. Vacation
NOTARY PUBLIC
?lbJe Sc^o°l, handcraft and group discussions. The entire afternoon have already been largely dis ^Q0^ any fragment of attempt
1008
Northern Ontario Building
is free for organized recreation,, swimming, fishing and boating. pensed with, in an over-the-fence ed nicety, the method is entirely
300
Bay
Street (at Adelaide)
The evenings will be taken up with films, Bible stories and camp- conversation. let’s discuss the acceptable. Moral of the point is
TORONTO
principle
which
motivates
a
per
illustrated by an anecdote in
Lie services. At least one trip to Lake Simcoe is also planned.
son to act the way he does. When
a. grizzled politician stood
,
camp is forthe whole family—children young people and they begin to know better, people which
up.
in
midst
of confusion and dis
adults. There are duplex cottages for married couples and dormitory are mature enough to form along
unity, and raising his arms, said
CaM?00O\tnd^
are very reasonable, too; adults the way a rule, if not a philo loudly. ‘‘Gentlemen, gentlemen.
—M8.00 students—?lo 00; children 6 to 12—$12.00; children under sophy in the strict sense, to g-uide It doesn’t matter what we say,
six are free. A special discount of 10% is allowed for families send and ease them through—to use so. lorasy as we say the same
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
ing three or more and 20% for families sending five or more
a cliche—thick and thin. This is thing!-’ Satire can be savage at
NOTARY PUBLIC
folders ^re available by writing to Miss Mary Shintani, true under any condition and no times, but as long as the writer
Office Hours Saturday
Sr
Ave-’ T°ronto, HO. 6-8986. Send in your registration less so in criticism. If you exam retains control of the reins, veers
October to April Inclusive
touaj.
ine and analyse carefully vou over from, straying and quickens
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
will notice that the tone of letter- or slows down the pace with emo
Suite 513 Temple Building
is, as a result of one’s principle, tion and thought being developed,
TORONTO
either kind or cruel, pompous or one can tolerate any ruffled dig
EM. 6-3323
—
Res: RO. 7-3427
KAZUO G. OIYE
reserved, humourous or bitter nity. . In contrast with G.S.SJs
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
and so forth. If I am not mis- chopping technique, whether- a
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
taken, G.S.S.’s rule is to ignore success, or failure when I wrote
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
NOTARY PUBLIC
those
below him, level down, those the article, this was the foremost
NOTARY PUBLIC
2 College St., Toronto
who he thinks are above his head, lesson
jvooyu 4.11
iuj mind
uwiu —to
lu have
nave sen
in my
self
221 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
Room 103
put in the first punch if neces I discipline and avoid gross insult
EM. 3-5002
OX. 1-3388 (Res.)
sary and savour the damage. A without justification.
WA. 1-5605
OX. 8-2280 (Res.)
similar kind of person thus pre
.To parody G.S.S., in summary,
Anywhere — Anytime
disposes towards cynicism and his blunt letter as a revelation
cruelty. If I am not reaching out of the character of this writer
Air—Ship—Bus—Rail
to lose a promising dream, my shows that superficial study has
Tours—Hotel—Sightseeing
idea is to live and let live, that been done, which is easy enough,’
Travellers Cheques
life is a mixture of positive and but he has failed to come to grips
Obtainable
negative, force, but that life is with his own inner conflicts.
Travel, Accident
essentially good and worthwhile After a few trial strokes of the
and Baggage Insurance
your shopping list
living. This kind of person tends axe at the chopping- block, he has
to be an optimist and construc learned that the accusations are
• SAKURA RICE
e EGGS
tively
happy.
S MARUKIN SHOYU
unj'ust. His face is saved, how
• SUKIYAKI MEAT
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
© VINEGAR
Unless I am not mistaken that ever. because of .the • skill with
O MANJU
9 SUGAR
which
he writes the defamatory
the word “parapethy” is a coined
Passage arranged by Steamer or Air
• MANY VARIETIES OF A RARE
word with an error, I am puzzled letter, not for the content. All
Call for Reservations or
as to what the word means since in all, especially for the cleared
EM. 4-7692
;he .Merriam-Webster does not fresh atmosphere on my side
Information—EM. 8-9934
after airing the fumes, and on
ist
it.
However
...
whatever
173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
;he degree of invective, if the yours, you beinc sent off click
writer’s style is one of disguised ing in the right direction, the
mutual criticisms are not total
losses.
Lucien C. Kurata
Travel Arrangements
DUNDAS UNION STORE
T. KAMEOKA
Buy & Sell
Your Home^
&
Through
I
MTTS KURODA
179 East Pender VANCOUVER 4, B.C. MU. 2-4641
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Phone LE. 1-1931 Toronto
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PAGE 8
Rev. Gordon Imai Bound
classified section
Missionary
■TORONTO. — Sometimes the I Meanwhile
wheel goes full round. Miss Kate May McLachlan,U CanKn
pan, Miss
eeii ank must have felt that I Slonaries, were interned
When
as she heard the Rev. Gordon iePtriated in 1942> they went to
Imai tell his story to the B
^^P tLh^dis"
Female Help Wanted
a
Dv and went to the
a little
little mnn
money
WANTED FOR A GIFT SHOP
University of British Columbia
1953 Nevfr Uated “ scie“’ ^ Japanese. Full'^ Darter En^lish and at College. Phone 922-67=5 pbvs- 5
p P ’ ^e^ came work with the
B'C‘ ^search Council, but God Particulars, HO.~3-7831 SoffYfor
i^^^(Toronto).
'•as calling him. “At last everv
MaIe Help Wanted
thing was clear,” he says
^
He and bU wife, Joa„, are fe^
throu&h a theological Sp™XTa!T^ °n ladies' sui*s.
going to Japan as missionaries. Ch,rlstlan. '
couise he was asked to -o to St£TorSU2B al
20 Maud
they are Canadians of Jananp^e I
kle 1 °^ ^s Pr°mise, Miss Montreal to serve a Japanese
Buddhist parentage. Both were fob to
congregaton. He has been with
Pomestlc HelTw^ted
work SfMe' a? has comPteted his
Now the c°ok-general7~i1^~ UT-—
V" “Mt Westminister, B.C. household of the Hon. W. f"bS work for ordination.
Farm FoTsX"
wne!e Gordon’s father operated pMt,il * Present ambassador to » f’ S to fc ^d of I work, adults, HU. 9-3116 (To^nto)^
a small corner store.
I «pan. Finally he passed Grade missionaries3*”61'3 33 Ch*fa"
GA^im Brampton, On-ano U?'Apartment FoTrZU
. December, 1941. was a bum-( Meanwhile his family had
1-Z1D1 (Toronto)
--one
Kose Imai his sifter u
•
oto- &je ra
"Ith the rest of the japanto moved to Moose Jaw, Sask, and
iCS in the 1“*™^
er’S ?lneSS took him to X a Ghiistian hospital. A form- “°»M' Phon, WA. '2-3696 (Tomato)
A-l brick, cement and roofhw
worked in the railwav
tncy were moved—after PenH
For Sale
X
but there was no fu nonneal General, and enr-rpn+m
— owUijJei;e repairs to the
ture,.
the best jobs were closed Vernon “b? rf,,l^iI« Hospital, K? S”,”Ssta»“"3- Montreal,
home.
Phone OX. 4-7548.
British Columbia. For the next to^Ouentals. He scraped together
Sm £ ?? lived in Tashme,
cast t.,«h a.i,s;M sr;
/&Tb2T S’
REgent 7-8560 (Montreal)
C ntaci
Wm. Goldfinch
OJ0U (Montreal)
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'
■ ^M^Bs'^ch
2136 Gerrard St. East
TORONTO
Orient Flyweight Champ
of fanatical"^ cadr'^sie "T0? ren—-“Sun Lotus”—in the
wHicH has 5^000
Buddhrst sect is beginning to monthly dues from AearW
Retires From Boxing
temples in Japan.
Nichren n
4
the fa>h?imiUion households of
to ,MM°rTapa'1’s Sadao Yaoi- Social
^a^^ngo to the 5
has an income Pugnacious Japanese
Parties emocia^ and Communist of moie than $3,000,000 a year taught that “&% ±
all is Buddha,” warned that’ the
iSTof Tfr?" Feme King?
. JULSt built a
"
Founded in the thirties bv a h
a five-story
state tself would fall if K ?e
primary school teacher X was which it distributes
2,400 nnh
000 Grino
is 2.400
^ his
docanVali
i r tIL 1 Tha>Jand in a title fight
from JE/aS
by, G^-a? Hi- headquarters in Tokyo
in October, has decided to quit
“sacred;’ news- others suppressed. He correct!v
°^ng’ JapaDese newspapers say
’ ^Pan’s militaristic Zer
X^O?rTed the attempted inva
Papei three times a week.
FULL-TIME,
Experienced
the
SOC
W
has
sion of Japan by Kublai Kb™
decifc/T ShB 26’ has
The
Sokagakkai
holds
280
seats
j^ the Pagination of the
Plans were wrecked whem Painters wanted. Please Phone
■
retire because
^r11^neur^ of
i^t underdog' by championing the in in local assemblies, and its _ ® .Famikaze—the Divine Wind
terests of the workers and the
P^tical opponents preKaz Kato, RU. 3-9302 Toronto
ti°BSly arose to disperse
elections are held S«wjac
pooi, and by promising- its fol n^xV
fWs Mong-ol ai
lowers wealth and happiness The cXXy’
mne Sohagakki bome feel that the Soka°-akkai
S
>
d
T
?
s
W1J
1
^u
seats in Ja
and destitute are told that
Il they are loyal to the Sokagak- pan s Upper House, where the tnis time to save Japan from an
movement already has six The
reCruit more disi- Communists,
alarmed bv the in Kulh^r! assault backed by
h J ? by
means, including
K S- C?1Mnunist successors in
ove/ ^ ^^ troubles Adil be roads made into coal-mining and his ancient capital—Peiping
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.* J
Barrister & Solicitor
S
unwn:? 'by cells of the sohave launched a campaign
Doctor of Chiropractic
;
The sect preaches that human f
Cameron, Weldon
happiness comes from, profit
to genuine Marx
728A ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST
ism
the many members they
^
^auty,
denounces
Brewin & McCallum Z
Ci Block West of Christie)
y
religion of Shinto have lost to it.
372 Bay St.
Toronto
Telephone LE. 6-8220 ?
nationalistic.
this
ism, and plans to build a - great
ST
1
?
6
?
1
'^
1
^
117
religious
orthoEM. 3-4391
temple
at the
top ofnlMount
FmT ^"ft
-----— —to icugiuus
ortnoIf No Answer Call
J
Stotiiug
»i
. it ^*
^S
call YOUR rid CROSS
BE. 3-3869
|
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Flower
A„„„..nl
0j
(Nihonshoku)
;
Sets;
Compete
Line
of
Bowls,
Pl
Plates and Dishes For Japanese Cuisine; Lac-
Parasols; Etc.
quorwaro ., AH D.,criptio„, ,„b„ ^
Silk Embroidered Pictures (Fram
ed) and Scrolls; Hand Painted Pic
tures of Japanese Sceneries.
Plates, Trays, Etc.
tr
w]
stl
sir
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ZVN JAPAN' DEVALUED CANADIAN DOLLAR, AND THE
ask for our illustrated catalogue
oi
soc
NEWLY IMPOSED SURCHARGES.
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mb
Mo.
(4)
Phone HO. 3-7831
paramount gift shop
733 DANFORTH AVE., TORONTO
ri
Store Hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m
V
Rev. Gordon Imai Bound
classified section
Missionary
■TORONTO. — Sometimes the I Meanwhile
wheel goes full round. Miss Kate May McLachlan,U CanKn
pan, Miss
eeii ank must have felt that I Slonaries, were interned
When
as she heard the Rev. Gordon iePtriated in 1942> they went to
Imai tell his story to the B
^^P tLh^dis"
Female Help Wanted
a
Dv and went to the
a little
little mnn
money
WANTED FOR A GIFT SHOP
University of British Columbia
1953 Nevfr Uated “ scie“’ ^ Japanese. Full'^ Darter En^lish and at College. Phone 922-67=5 pbvs- 5
p P ’ ^e^ came work with the
B'C‘ ^search Council, but God Particulars, HO.~3-7831 SoffYfor
i^^^(Toronto).
'•as calling him. “At last everv
MaIe Help Wanted
thing was clear,” he says
^
He and bU wife, Joa„, are fe^
throu&h a theological Sp™XTa!T^ °n ladies' sui*s.
going to Japan as missionaries. Ch,rlstlan. '
couise he was asked to -o to St£TorSU2B al
20 Maud
they are Canadians of Jananp^e I
kle 1 °^ ^s Pr°mise, Miss Montreal to serve a Japanese
Buddhist parentage. Both were fob to
congregaton. He has been with
Pomestlc HelTw^ted
work SfMe' a? has comPteted his
Now the c°ok-general7~i1^~ UT-—
V" “Mt Westminister, B.C. household of the Hon. W. f"bS work for ordination.
Farm FoTsX"
wne!e Gordon’s father operated pMt,il * Present ambassador to » f’ S to fc ^d of I work, adults, HU. 9-3116 (To^nto)^
a small corner store.
I «pan. Finally he passed Grade missionaries3*”61'3 33 Ch*fa"
GA^im Brampton, On-ano U?'Apartment FoTrZU
. December, 1941. was a bum-( Meanwhile his family had
1-Z1D1 (Toronto)
--one
Kose Imai his sifter u
•
oto- &je ra
"Ith the rest of the japanto moved to Moose Jaw, Sask, and
iCS in the 1“*™^
er’S ?lneSS took him to X a Ghiistian hospital. A form- “°»M' Phon, WA. '2-3696 (Tomato)
A-l brick, cement and roofhw
worked in the railwav
tncy were moved—after PenH
For Sale
X
but there was no fu nonneal General, and enr-rpn+m
— owUijJei;e repairs to the
ture,.
the best jobs were closed Vernon “b? rf,,l^iI« Hospital, K? S”,”Ssta»“"3- Montreal,
home.
Phone OX. 4-7548.
British Columbia. For the next to^Ouentals. He scraped together
Sm £ ?? lived in Tashme,
cast t.,«h a.i,s;M sr;
/&Tb2T S’
REgent 7-8560 (Montreal)
C ntaci
Wm. Goldfinch
OJ0U (Montreal)
--------------------------- ------------ -------------
'
■ ^M^Bs'^ch
2136 Gerrard St. East
TORONTO
Orient Flyweight Champ
of fanatical"^ cadr'^sie "T0? ren—-“Sun Lotus”—in the
wHicH has 5^000
Buddhrst sect is beginning to monthly dues from AearW
Retires From Boxing
temples in Japan.
Nichren n
4
the fa>h?imiUion households of
to ,MM°rTapa'1’s Sadao Yaoi- Social
^a^^ngo to the 5
has an income Pugnacious Japanese
Parties emocia^ and Communist of moie than $3,000,000 a year taught that “&% ±
all is Buddha,” warned that’ the
iSTof Tfr?" Feme King?
. JULSt built a
"
Founded in the thirties bv a h
a five-story
state tself would fall if K ?e
primary school teacher X was which it distributes
2,400 nnh
000 Grino
is 2.400
^ his
docanVali
i r tIL 1 Tha>Jand in a title fight
from JE/aS
by, G^-a? Hi- headquarters in Tokyo
in October, has decided to quit
“sacred;’ news- others suppressed. He correct!v
°^ng’ JapaDese newspapers say
’ ^Pan’s militaristic Zer
X^O?rTed the attempted inva
Papei three times a week.
FULL-TIME,
Experienced
the
SOC
W
has
sion of Japan by Kublai Kb™
decifc/T ShB 26’ has
The
Sokagakkai
holds
280
seats
j^ the Pagination of the
Plans were wrecked whem Painters wanted. Please Phone
■
retire because
^r11^neur^ of
i^t underdog' by championing the in in local assemblies, and its _ ® .Famikaze—the Divine Wind
terests of the workers and the
P^tical opponents preKaz Kato, RU. 3-9302 Toronto
ti°BSly arose to disperse
elections are held S«wjac
pooi, and by promising- its fol n^xV
fWs Mong-ol ai
lowers wealth and happiness The cXXy’
mne Sohagakki bome feel that the Soka°-akkai
S
>
d
T
?
s
W1J
1
^u
seats in Ja
and destitute are told that
Il they are loyal to the Sokagak- pan s Upper House, where the tnis time to save Japan from an
movement already has six The
reCruit more disi- Communists,
alarmed bv the in Kulh^r! assault backed by
h J ? by
means, including
K S- C?1Mnunist successors in
ove/ ^ ^^ troubles Adil be roads made into coal-mining and his ancient capital—Peiping
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.* J
Barrister & Solicitor
S
unwn:? 'by cells of the sohave launched a campaign
Doctor of Chiropractic
;
The sect preaches that human f
Cameron, Weldon
happiness comes from, profit
to genuine Marx
728A ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST
ism
the many members they
^
^auty,
denounces
Brewin & McCallum Z
Ci Block West of Christie)
y
religion of Shinto have lost to it.
372 Bay St.
Toronto
Telephone LE. 6-8220 ?
nationalistic.
this
ism, and plans to build a - great
ST
1
?
6
?
1
'^
1
^
117
religious
orthoEM. 3-4391
temple
at the
top ofnlMount
FmT ^"ft
-----— —to icugiuus
ortnoIf No Answer Call
J
Stotiiug
»i
. it ^*
^S
call YOUR rid CROSS
BE. 3-3869
|
painters
f. A, BREWIN, Q.C,
Give Blood
TORONTO
f
Mid-Summer Sale
20 per cent Ofr Regular Pr/ce8 Qf A// Giftwares
3
HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS:__
TABLEWARES:—
„ withou|
Dato Tab,. l„p,
ol
Qrl.atal ^ ^^
Porcelain Dinner and Tea Sets; Japanese Dinner
■lb ar Sir;, Style.- Cast-Iron Lantern., Statuette,,. Kettle,.
Flower
A„„„..nl
0j
(Nihonshoku)
;
Sets;
Compete
Line
of
Bowls,
Pl
Plates and Dishes For Japanese Cuisine; Lac-
Parasols; Etc.
quorwaro ., AH D.,criptio„, ,„b„ ^
Silk Embroidered Pictures (Fram
ed) and Scrolls; Hand Painted Pic
tures of Japanese Sceneries.
Plates, Trays, Etc.
tr
w]
stl
sir
SIOCK UP ON YOUR XMAS GIFTS NOW AT GREAT DISCOUNTS
XT PRICES RISE IN ACCORDANCE W™ we INCREASED
mail orders will receive our special attention,
ZVN JAPAN' DEVALUED CANADIAN DOLLAR, AND THE
ask for our illustrated catalogue
oi
soc
NEWLY IMPOSED SURCHARGES.
oi
mb
Mo.
(4)
Phone HO. 3-7831
paramount gift shop
733 DANFORTH AVE., TORONTO
ri
Store Hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m
V