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An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXVII—No. 93
SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER 30, 196
Toronto, Ont.
Color Bar Complaint Spurs
Human Rights Motion
Full
Hiroshima
Story On CBC
TORONTO.—A Negro couple’s said they had tried this week to be coming- to town later.
complaint that they were barrod rent one of four apartments in a
Miss Scolnik said the landlady
from renting an apartment be building on Bloor St. W. near was showing- hei- the place when
August 6 th,
TORONTO.
.asked Air. Schillaci if it
cause of their color spurred' a Euclid. Mr. Christian said the
owner, Mrs. Ignazia Schillaci, mattered that hei friends were
1945: a sunny day in Hiroshima.
Toronto group this week to de first said1 the apartment would
: Washing begins to flutter on
mand changes in Ontario's hu be too small for him and his
; lines,
workers and schoolehilThe landlady told her the.
wife, then, afteir questioning. apartment could not be let to
man rights legislation.
dren bustle off to start .a new
day, relatively unworried about
■ A. Alan
Borovoy, executive admitted she did not want Neggoes because the other tonthe war, for this Japanese city
ants would move out, Miss Scolsecretary of the Ontario Labor Negroes to rent it.
Mr. Borovoy said his commit- nik added.
has never been a military target.
Committee for Human Rights,
Enemy planes pass hamlessly
Mrs. Schillaci admitted in an
said his group would also ask tee received the complaint and
overhead, and when a B29 bomb
interview
that she would not
the
Ontario
Government's
Human
Photo By Hayashi Studio
sent a white University of To
er buzzes through the cloudless
Rights Commission to use its ronto student, Judy Scolnik, to rent to Negroes. “If we have
sky, those below take for granted
one nigger other poeple will
educational procedures to get
verify it. Miss Scolnik said she move out.
it will go away. If they raise
It's not because 1
the apartment for the couple.
their eyes to watch the tiny
This action folio-wed com went to see Mrs. Schillaci on the don't like niggers. They'ire just;
black speck they quickly forget
plaints by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph pretense of wanting to rent the as good as me. ' But I tried it
TORONTO.
and Mrs. Christian of Euclid Ave., who apartment for friends who would once and all the other people
it in contemplating the glorious
chased out.” Mrs. Schillaci said.
day that is to be the death war Wataru O'Hori of Toronto re
rant for many thousands of them. cently
In
letter to the Human
celebrated their Golden
Rights
Commission, Mr. Borovoy
The B29 buzzes off. It is just Wedding Anniversary with thennoted that
the complainants
a weather plane. But it radios children on November 9th, 1963.
could
not
take
legal action
a deadly signal to a second
Attending were sons Genichi
against
Mrs.
Schillaci
since laws
plane: The weather over Hiro
against
discrimination
in apart
from
Vancouver,
Yoshinobu
from
shima is good Skies clear. Within
nient
rentals
cover
only
build
seconds the second plane streaks Brazil, Bus and Joe from Toron
LOS ANGELES. — American Motors sent a party of 50 Ame ings
with
more
units
towards Hiroshima. In its belly to, and son-in-law Mr. Sunshine Honda Motor Co. will co-spon rican dealers and their wives
Therefore,
he
said,
he
was
ask
is a little pear-shaped bomb, its Sato of North Surrey, B.C.
sor the 1964 American Motion on a tour of Japan as winners ing the commission to use an
casing as smooth and' shiny as
Picture Industry’s nationwide in a sales contest competition.
other of its methods, education,
a mirror.
Academy Awards telecast next
to convince the landlady to rent
April.
In 58 minutes the first atomic
her place to Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Its participation in this widetian.
bomb will fall on Hiroshima.
ly-viewed TV
program wili
Within 10 seconds the city will
Mr. Borovoy said in an inter
kick-off the 1964 advertising
be ashes, a. giant, mushroomview this case highlighted a
campaign for the U.S. sales af
shaped cloud seething with lethal
serious loophole in the Ontario
filiate of the Janapese motor
radiation will spew into the sky
Human Rights Code.
cycle company.
the horrific symbol of a new
“It is the view of our com
VANCOUVER. — A basket of
According to the Grey Ad- British Columbia apples was ex mittee that the code ought to
age; and’ the future of man will
vertising Agency which handles changed this -week for 60 boxes be broadened out to include all
be changed drastically forever.
LOS ANGELES. — Mrs. Shizue the American Motor account, of Japanese oranges. The gift self-contained apartments rented
The authoritative, power-pack
30, whose
husband the firm's
1964 advertising exchange was traditional, mark through the public market rather
ed story of the dramatic events Hanvey,
wanted
her
to
have
dates
with
budget
calls
forthe total ex ing the arrival of the first Ja than having the six-apartment
leading to The Ten Seconds That
his
friends,
won
a
divorce
re
penditure
of
$3
million. The panese “orange ship" of the year. limitation,” he said.
Shook the World will be told in
cently.
balance
of
the
1964
Honda adThe motor vessel Lloyd Baake
Mr. Borovoy said he could
an hour-long “special” to be seen
She told the court she thought vertising program will be in arrived Monday with over 400,- understand Mrs. Schillaci’s fears
on CBC TV on Friday night, De
cember 6th, at 8.30 est/9.30 ast. her husband, whom she met du national magazines, according 000 boxes of Japanese oranges but believed them unfounded.
It was prepared by independent ring the early 1950's while he to Earl Kennedy, account su- for the Christmas trade—first Experience in such cases had
American producer' David L. was serving as a marine sergeant pervisor for the firm at Grey consignment of a total 2,250,000 shown that other tenants seldom
poxes.
lived up to their landlord's fears
Wolper. Using documentary film in Japan, was indoctrinating her agency.
The apples were presented by of an exodus if minority groups
American Honda Motors will
never before shown publicly7, into the strange ways of Ame
gathered from Germany, Italy, rican marriage.
co-sponsor the 1964 Academy Vancouver port manager Capt. were rented accomodation.
Her attorney Philip Barnett
Barney Johnson to the captain
thg Soviet Union, France and
In any event,
Mr. BorovoyAw,add show with Procter and of the Lloyd Baake. The gift
informed
her
that
this
wasn't
an
j1®. V-.^’ ^e program offers a
added,
he
could
not
accept a loss
Gamble, a major manufacturer oranges will go to the children's
deunitive story7 of the scientific American custom at all when she
of some business ,as justification
hospital and blind and retarded for denying fair treatment to
adventure, moral conflicts, and consulted him about a divorce of soap products.
and
so
she
promptly
filed
suit.
children.
Recently
American
Honda
anyone.
p'?Sts, °f ^a^e involving a handWhen the case was called be
hd of men who changed the
fore Superior Judge Charles A.
course of history.
Loring,
she not only told about
It is 1939 when the account
the
strange
plan, but also
begins. Scientists all over the testified thatdating
her husband, Char
world are racing towards one les A. Hanvey, 32, beat her so
TORONTO. — The University 1073.
goal: splitting the atom and re severely she had him put in jail Of Toronto's Department of
Due to the enormous task
On this occassion, Prof. M.
leasing fantastic stores of ener
of putting together another
He has been working as a pri East Asiatic Studies announces Ueida of the Department of Eastgy which could destroy7 man — vate detective since leaving the
Holiday issue, the (regular
or be his seiwant. Enrico Fermi, marine corps, she said. Judge that a presentation of books to Asiatic Studies will give a public
issues of Wednesday, Decem
who had fled to the U.S. from Charles Loring granted her a di
lecture entitled, “Books and Read
ber 4th and 'Wednesday, De
ascist Italy, repeats at Colum vorce by default and awarded hei their library by the Consulate of ers In Japanese History.” This
cember 11th will be omitted.
bia University an experiment SI per year token alimony to Japan will take place on Tues
Season greetings ads will
. had done earlier, but now keep the matter open in case she day, December 3rd, 4:00 p.m. at will follow with a reception in
be accepted until December
the library, Room 5016 of the
u»mg new information smuggled should need to apply for more in
14th. Get them in fast to
out from abroad, and correcting the future.
the Sidney Smith Building, room Sidney Smith Building.
insure publication.
4. ear^er 'mistake. Confident
A Christmas
greeting ad
mat an atomic bomb is possible,
for §10.00 from
Vancouver
e travels to Washington to per
was received at this office re
suade the U.S. Navy to build one,
cently without name or add
ress. Will sender please con
J11 ?ae. Admirals can’t undertact The New Canadian im
^and his broken English and
mediately.
1 e xact that he is a Nobel Prizeof
disaster. It
TORONTO. — The Morning ident Kennedy had perhaps a a holocaust
wanner leaves them unimpressed. Congregation of the Toronto universal comprehension of the is the heart of man, the mind of
*e5. D1’- Albert Einstein writes
world situation as a “whole man” man where violence begins. He
1 ermi’s behalf to the Pres- Buddhist Church on '
than
any other statesman of his concluded by reading a passage
Newton
IshiuW^° Promises action. But 24 heard the Rev.
from the Dhammapada: “Crea
. s Government doesn't do much ra, an American citizen, extoll time'’, he added.
NEW DENVER, B.C.— A New
‘Or two years, aside from allo- the virtues of President John F.
Rev. Ishiura .cautioned the tures from mind their character
/ uIno S40.000 to Columbia for Kennedy in saying:
Denver
Sansei, Miss Elaine Masye
lie congregation that “merely appre derive; mind marshalled are they,
research.
Matsushita has won the Lucerne
^Hy 5th, 1940. William L. violence done to John F. Ken hending and convicting this des mind-made. Mind is the source
High
School Bursary Award of
-urence, science editor of the nedy may prove a calamity for picable act does not solve the either.of bliss or of corruption.''
The 11 A.M. Morning Service SI00; also the B. C. Gov. award
2°r^ Times, writes a head- the whole world.” “He brought problem. We are only returning
?Je ?L°D detailing German re- great gifts to the office of the an eye for an eye; violence be was dedicated in tribute to the of S117.
^arch in atomic energv. It is :Presidency
Miss Matsushita is furthering
driving energy gets violence. All the hate and late President John F. Kennedy
^aoied. The day before Pearl
her
education at Notre Dame
decisiveness and intelligence. But suspicion taught in this life and to the beloved mayor of To
University in Nelson, B.C.
(.Continued on page 8)
j brought something more. Pres- will inevitably bring us to ronto, Don Summerville.
he
50th Anniversary
Japan Motorcycle Maker
Sponsor Oscar Awards
Strange US
Style Leads
To Divorce
1 Apple For
60 Mikans
Japan Donates Books
Toronto Buddhist’s Tribute To Kennedy
B.C. Scholar
4
4
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXVII—No. 93
SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER 30, 196
Toronto, Ont.
Color Bar Complaint Spurs
Human Rights Motion
Full
Hiroshima
Story On CBC
TORONTO.—A Negro couple’s said they had tried this week to be coming- to town later.
complaint that they were barrod rent one of four apartments in a
Miss Scolnik said the landlady
from renting an apartment be building on Bloor St. W. near was showing- hei- the place when
August 6 th,
TORONTO.
.asked Air. Schillaci if it
cause of their color spurred' a Euclid. Mr. Christian said the
owner, Mrs. Ignazia Schillaci, mattered that hei friends were
1945: a sunny day in Hiroshima.
Toronto group this week to de first said1 the apartment would
: Washing begins to flutter on
mand changes in Ontario's hu be too small for him and his
; lines,
workers and schoolehilThe landlady told her the.
wife, then, afteir questioning. apartment could not be let to
man rights legislation.
dren bustle off to start .a new
day, relatively unworried about
■ A. Alan
Borovoy, executive admitted she did not want Neggoes because the other tonthe war, for this Japanese city
ants would move out, Miss Scolsecretary of the Ontario Labor Negroes to rent it.
Mr. Borovoy said his commit- nik added.
has never been a military target.
Committee for Human Rights,
Enemy planes pass hamlessly
Mrs. Schillaci admitted in an
said his group would also ask tee received the complaint and
overhead, and when a B29 bomb
interview
that she would not
the
Ontario
Government's
Human
Photo By Hayashi Studio
sent a white University of To
er buzzes through the cloudless
Rights Commission to use its ronto student, Judy Scolnik, to rent to Negroes. “If we have
sky, those below take for granted
one nigger other poeple will
educational procedures to get
verify it. Miss Scolnik said she move out.
it will go away. If they raise
It's not because 1
the apartment for the couple.
their eyes to watch the tiny
This action folio-wed com went to see Mrs. Schillaci on the don't like niggers. They'ire just;
black speck they quickly forget
plaints by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph pretense of wanting to rent the as good as me. ' But I tried it
TORONTO.
and Mrs. Christian of Euclid Ave., who apartment for friends who would once and all the other people
it in contemplating the glorious
chased out.” Mrs. Schillaci said.
day that is to be the death war Wataru O'Hori of Toronto re
rant for many thousands of them. cently
In
letter to the Human
celebrated their Golden
Rights
Commission, Mr. Borovoy
The B29 buzzes off. It is just Wedding Anniversary with thennoted that
the complainants
a weather plane. But it radios children on November 9th, 1963.
could
not
take
legal action
a deadly signal to a second
Attending were sons Genichi
against
Mrs.
Schillaci
since laws
plane: The weather over Hiro
against
discrimination
in apart
from
Vancouver,
Yoshinobu
from
shima is good Skies clear. Within
nient
rentals
cover
only
build
seconds the second plane streaks Brazil, Bus and Joe from Toron
LOS ANGELES. — American Motors sent a party of 50 Ame ings
with
more
units
towards Hiroshima. In its belly to, and son-in-law Mr. Sunshine Honda Motor Co. will co-spon rican dealers and their wives
Therefore,
he
said,
he
was
ask
is a little pear-shaped bomb, its Sato of North Surrey, B.C.
sor the 1964 American Motion on a tour of Japan as winners ing the commission to use an
casing as smooth and' shiny as
Picture Industry’s nationwide in a sales contest competition.
other of its methods, education,
a mirror.
Academy Awards telecast next
to convince the landlady to rent
April.
In 58 minutes the first atomic
her place to Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Its participation in this widetian.
bomb will fall on Hiroshima.
ly-viewed TV
program wili
Within 10 seconds the city will
Mr. Borovoy said in an inter
kick-off the 1964 advertising
be ashes, a. giant, mushroomview this case highlighted a
campaign for the U.S. sales af
shaped cloud seething with lethal
serious loophole in the Ontario
filiate of the Janapese motor
radiation will spew into the sky
Human Rights Code.
cycle company.
the horrific symbol of a new
“It is the view of our com
VANCOUVER. — A basket of
According to the Grey Ad- British Columbia apples was ex mittee that the code ought to
age; and’ the future of man will
vertising Agency which handles changed this -week for 60 boxes be broadened out to include all
be changed drastically forever.
LOS ANGELES. — Mrs. Shizue the American Motor account, of Japanese oranges. The gift self-contained apartments rented
The authoritative, power-pack
30, whose
husband the firm's
1964 advertising exchange was traditional, mark through the public market rather
ed story of the dramatic events Hanvey,
wanted
her
to
have
dates
with
budget
calls
forthe total ex ing the arrival of the first Ja than having the six-apartment
leading to The Ten Seconds That
his
friends,
won
a
divorce
re
penditure
of
$3
million. The panese “orange ship" of the year. limitation,” he said.
Shook the World will be told in
cently.
balance
of
the
1964
Honda adThe motor vessel Lloyd Baake
Mr. Borovoy said he could
an hour-long “special” to be seen
She told the court she thought vertising program will be in arrived Monday with over 400,- understand Mrs. Schillaci’s fears
on CBC TV on Friday night, De
cember 6th, at 8.30 est/9.30 ast. her husband, whom she met du national magazines, according 000 boxes of Japanese oranges but believed them unfounded.
It was prepared by independent ring the early 1950's while he to Earl Kennedy, account su- for the Christmas trade—first Experience in such cases had
American producer' David L. was serving as a marine sergeant pervisor for the firm at Grey consignment of a total 2,250,000 shown that other tenants seldom
poxes.
lived up to their landlord's fears
Wolper. Using documentary film in Japan, was indoctrinating her agency.
The apples were presented by of an exodus if minority groups
American Honda Motors will
never before shown publicly7, into the strange ways of Ame
gathered from Germany, Italy, rican marriage.
co-sponsor the 1964 Academy Vancouver port manager Capt. were rented accomodation.
Her attorney Philip Barnett
Barney Johnson to the captain
thg Soviet Union, France and
In any event,
Mr. BorovoyAw,add show with Procter and of the Lloyd Baake. The gift
informed
her
that
this
wasn't
an
j1®. V-.^’ ^e program offers a
added,
he
could
not
accept a loss
Gamble, a major manufacturer oranges will go to the children's
deunitive story7 of the scientific American custom at all when she
of some business ,as justification
hospital and blind and retarded for denying fair treatment to
adventure, moral conflicts, and consulted him about a divorce of soap products.
and
so
she
promptly
filed
suit.
children.
Recently
American
Honda
anyone.
p'?Sts, °f ^a^e involving a handWhen the case was called be
hd of men who changed the
fore Superior Judge Charles A.
course of history.
Loring,
she not only told about
It is 1939 when the account
the
strange
plan, but also
begins. Scientists all over the testified thatdating
her husband, Char
world are racing towards one les A. Hanvey, 32, beat her so
TORONTO. — The University 1073.
goal: splitting the atom and re severely she had him put in jail Of Toronto's Department of
Due to the enormous task
On this occassion, Prof. M.
leasing fantastic stores of ener
of putting together another
He has been working as a pri East Asiatic Studies announces Ueida of the Department of Eastgy which could destroy7 man — vate detective since leaving the
Holiday issue, the (regular
or be his seiwant. Enrico Fermi, marine corps, she said. Judge that a presentation of books to Asiatic Studies will give a public
issues of Wednesday, Decem
who had fled to the U.S. from Charles Loring granted her a di
lecture entitled, “Books and Read
ber 4th and 'Wednesday, De
ascist Italy, repeats at Colum vorce by default and awarded hei their library by the Consulate of ers In Japanese History.” This
cember 11th will be omitted.
bia University an experiment SI per year token alimony to Japan will take place on Tues
Season greetings ads will
. had done earlier, but now keep the matter open in case she day, December 3rd, 4:00 p.m. at will follow with a reception in
be accepted until December
the library, Room 5016 of the
u»mg new information smuggled should need to apply for more in
14th. Get them in fast to
out from abroad, and correcting the future.
the Sidney Smith Building, room Sidney Smith Building.
insure publication.
4. ear^er 'mistake. Confident
A Christmas
greeting ad
mat an atomic bomb is possible,
for §10.00 from
Vancouver
e travels to Washington to per
was received at this office re
suade the U.S. Navy to build one,
cently without name or add
ress. Will sender please con
J11 ?ae. Admirals can’t undertact The New Canadian im
^and his broken English and
mediately.
1 e xact that he is a Nobel Prizeof
disaster. It
TORONTO. — The Morning ident Kennedy had perhaps a a holocaust
wanner leaves them unimpressed. Congregation of the Toronto universal comprehension of the is the heart of man, the mind of
*e5. D1’- Albert Einstein writes
world situation as a “whole man” man where violence begins. He
1 ermi’s behalf to the Pres- Buddhist Church on '
than
any other statesman of his concluded by reading a passage
Newton
IshiuW^° Promises action. But 24 heard the Rev.
from the Dhammapada: “Crea
. s Government doesn't do much ra, an American citizen, extoll time'’, he added.
NEW DENVER, B.C.— A New
‘Or two years, aside from allo- the virtues of President John F.
Rev. Ishiura .cautioned the tures from mind their character
/ uIno S40.000 to Columbia for Kennedy in saying:
Denver
Sansei, Miss Elaine Masye
lie congregation that “merely appre derive; mind marshalled are they,
research.
Matsushita has won the Lucerne
^Hy 5th, 1940. William L. violence done to John F. Ken hending and convicting this des mind-made. Mind is the source
High
School Bursary Award of
-urence, science editor of the nedy may prove a calamity for picable act does not solve the either.of bliss or of corruption.''
The 11 A.M. Morning Service SI00; also the B. C. Gov. award
2°r^ Times, writes a head- the whole world.” “He brought problem. We are only returning
?Je ?L°D detailing German re- great gifts to the office of the an eye for an eye; violence be was dedicated in tribute to the of S117.
^arch in atomic energv. It is :Presidency
Miss Matsushita is furthering
driving energy gets violence. All the hate and late President John F. Kennedy
^aoied. The day before Pearl
her
education at Notre Dame
decisiveness and intelligence. But suspicion taught in this life and to the beloved mayor of To
University in Nelson, B.C.
(.Continued on page 8)
j brought something more. Pres- will inevitably bring us to ronto, Don Summerville.
he
50th Anniversary
Japan Motorcycle Maker
Sponsor Oscar Awards
Strange US
Style Leads
To Divorce
1 Apple For
60 Mikans
Japan Donates Books
Toronto Buddhist’s Tribute To Kennedy
B.C. Scholar
4
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Cosmopolitan Cuisine
“
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Hamada Still Remains Unbeaten
Ya game in the nets
TORONTO. — Unbeaten Yaa and only the
4 P-m. Yamada Studio vs Uy.
mada Studio and second place miscues
Dufferin Cleaners continued their the gameof his mates' cost him
(Sato Insurance
^^
Don's Give Up The Rice'
torrid
pace
atop
the
Toronto
and toimmta^
with all the extras
Nisei Hockey .League as they won
leading SCORERS
TEAM (STANDINGS
their respective games against
W
the lowly twosome of Stadium
A Pt
T Pts
G. Shimono, DC
5 0 0 10
Garage and Japan Camera Cent Yamada Studio
5 2
WALNUT RICE STUFFING
4 1 0 8
R. Tani,- YS
re at George Bell Arena last Dufferin Cleaners
Ingredients:
Main
Auto
Body
2 2 1 5
Sunday.
In
the
other
contest
Main
Mori, MA
2 medium onions, (minced
5 0 5
M. Sato Insurance 2 2 1 5
Auto
Body
and
Mickey
Sato
Higashi,
YS
2 carrots, grated '
0 4 1
3 5
played to a 2-2 tie to remain Stadium Garage
2 cups diced celery
Hamada,
MA
<Tapan
Camera
1
0
4
1
deadlocked for third place in the
1
4 5
'i cup minced parsley
Tani, YS
standings.
1
4 5
GAMES TOMORROW
1 cup butter or margarine, .melted
A. Matsu mo to, DC
Japan Camera lost their fourth
4 cups soft bread crumbs
3 1 4
successive game when thev went 2 p.m. Dufferin Cleaners vs Main
D. Mitobe, JC
1 tbsp, seasoned salt
3 1 4
down
t
0>
a
3-1
defeat
at
the
Auto
Body
R,
'/> tsp. pepper
Umeno,
SG
9 2
hands of the Cleaners in the 3 p.m. Stadium Garage vs Japan
4
l/z tsp. poultry seasoning or sage
S.
Tanaka,
MS
2 9 4
opening contest. Archie Matsu
Camera Centre
Yz tsp. thyme
Orida, DC
moto, Tom Orida and Ted Suzu
2
4 cups cooked rice
4
ki . shared the
Dufferin goals
cup chopped walnuts
RESIDENCE
I\
OFFICE
while Al Watte earned two as
1 cup broth or
sists.
I EM. 4-1334
2 Vesta Drive I
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.
EM. 4-1395
Method :
HUdson 5-1365 f
Mel
Tsuji broke Dufferin
but « ta“"' <^-‘0t, celery and parsley in button until soft,' goalie Ted Mianishi’s bid for a
Chiropractor, Naturopath
ft.. E. McKague, Q.C.
Rheumatism, Discs, Sciatica
shutout as he tallied1 the lone
toss IWl^n^^
seasonings. Add vegetables and S
Lumbago, Arthritis, Migraine
Camera shop goal on a solo ef-
-Bv
STFI T.A ITO
By STELLA
- SMB ‘-■-;
3K-
Barrister & Solicitor
NOTARY PUBLIC
Add rice, walnuts anti broth, mixing IMitlv
Makes enough stuffing for a turkey SZ16 ibs
-I?
3 o'clock encounter
Mam Auto Body came back from
a two-goal deficit to earn a 2 2
tie with Mickey Sato Insurance,
x he teams have identical records
and i emain in a deadlock behind
front-running Yamada Studio
and runner-up Dufferin.
Sam Tanaka and Lloyd Ono
put the Insurancemen out in
^rst period, but
t k 11 ^oRS^t back on goals bv I
John 1 ohana and Peewee Furukav
a to even the game.
I
brown
KASHMIR RICE DRESSING
Ingredients:
2 tbsp, oil Qj- shortening
2 cups irice, uncooked
1 large onion, minced
tsp. paprika
% tsp. ground pepper
4 cups boiling water
2 bouillon cubes (optional)
1 cup chopped pecans
hiethod;
to vigorous boi’l;''" educe ^teU^^
cubes. Cover and
Stadium Garage literarily g-ave 1
bring
■move from heat and all™ to -?
about 15 minutes. Re- away their chance to gain their J
9team an additional 5 minutes before m S. yictoiY °f the season when
removing cover.
°st a J-0 lead* with less
gently .and lightl^0^ tlS^wiOe^
when you do stuff—
than five minutes to go to un
expand as the fowl gets roasted b
SPaCe f°r the Messing to beaten hamada Studio. Paul Ikenouye took advantage of a loose
puck which handsome Stadium
Culinary- Cue,
Rick
Matsumoto
have Hie regal fowf lying proudl^wi^
roasted' bird defenceman
demurely folded down, whris tu i^
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its understandable to conclude Sd m ®?° lts sides- Therefore skated in alone to tie tlie
way. Among- the Vet^
the same game
•
rn,with- 5-mlnutes remain- j
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Then
with less than a I
and cons. According to them onlv
lnnei&, there are pros
minute
left
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bi east up. Turkey and chicken
wove
S’eese are roasted
until three-quarters done, then breast r°asted with breast down, lam i batted home a loose re
say it makes little difference If mX
OtHex-s bound for the winner.
the time to prevent from
t
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over a hra„, hrt binl i? the
so easy to turn rSt11 §’°a a?'? the help °f
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hTtrj Sle &st same 17-1
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Hamada Still Remains Unbeaten
Ya game in the nets
TORONTO. — Unbeaten Yaa and only the
4 P-m. Yamada Studio vs Uy.
mada Studio and second place miscues
Dufferin Cleaners continued their the gameof his mates' cost him
(Sato Insurance
^^
Don's Give Up The Rice'
torrid
pace
atop
the
Toronto
and toimmta^
with all the extras
Nisei Hockey .League as they won
leading SCORERS
TEAM (STANDINGS
their respective games against
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the lowly twosome of Stadium
A Pt
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G. Shimono, DC
5 0 0 10
Garage and Japan Camera Cent Yamada Studio
5 2
WALNUT RICE STUFFING
4 1 0 8
R. Tani,- YS
re at George Bell Arena last Dufferin Cleaners
Ingredients:
Main
Auto
Body
2 2 1 5
Sunday.
In
the
other
contest
Main
Mori, MA
2 medium onions, (minced
5 0 5
M. Sato Insurance 2 2 1 5
Auto
Body
and
Mickey
Sato
Higashi,
YS
2 carrots, grated '
0 4 1
3 5
played to a 2-2 tie to remain Stadium Garage
2 cups diced celery
Hamada,
MA
<Tapan
Camera
1
0
4
1
deadlocked for third place in the
1
4 5
'i cup minced parsley
Tani, YS
standings.
1
4 5
GAMES TOMORROW
1 cup butter or margarine, .melted
A. Matsu mo to, DC
Japan Camera lost their fourth
4 cups soft bread crumbs
3 1 4
successive game when thev went 2 p.m. Dufferin Cleaners vs Main
D. Mitobe, JC
1 tbsp, seasoned salt
3 1 4
down
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Umeno,
SG
9 2
hands of the Cleaners in the 3 p.m. Stadium Garage vs Japan
4
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S.
Tanaka,
MS
2 9 4
opening contest. Archie Matsu
Camera Centre
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Orida, DC
moto, Tom Orida and Ted Suzu
2
4 cups cooked rice
4
ki . shared the
Dufferin goals
cup chopped walnuts
RESIDENCE
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while Al Watte earned two as
1 cup broth or
sists.
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Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.
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Method :
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Mel
Tsuji broke Dufferin
but « ta“"' <^-‘0t, celery and parsley in button until soft,' goalie Ted Mianishi’s bid for a
Chiropractor, Naturopath
ft.. E. McKague, Q.C.
Rheumatism, Discs, Sciatica
shutout as he tallied1 the lone
toss IWl^n^^
seasonings. Add vegetables and S
Lumbago, Arthritis, Migraine
Camera shop goal on a solo ef-
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By STELLA
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NOTARY PUBLIC
Add rice, walnuts anti broth, mixing IMitlv
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3 o'clock encounter
Mam Auto Body came back from
a two-goal deficit to earn a 2 2
tie with Mickey Sato Insurance,
x he teams have identical records
and i emain in a deadlock behind
front-running Yamada Studio
and runner-up Dufferin.
Sam Tanaka and Lloyd Ono
put the Insurancemen out in
^rst period, but
t k 11 ^oRS^t back on goals bv I
John 1 ohana and Peewee Furukav
a to even the game.
I
brown
KASHMIR RICE DRESSING
Ingredients:
2 tbsp, oil Qj- shortening
2 cups irice, uncooked
1 large onion, minced
tsp. paprika
% tsp. ground pepper
4 cups boiling water
2 bouillon cubes (optional)
1 cup chopped pecans
hiethod;
to vigorous boi’l;''" educe ^teU^^
cubes. Cover and
Stadium Garage literarily g-ave 1
bring
■move from heat and all™ to -?
about 15 minutes. Re- away their chance to gain their J
9team an additional 5 minutes before m S. yictoiY °f the season when
removing cover.
°st a J-0 lead* with less
gently .and lightl^0^ tlS^wiOe^
when you do stuff—
than five minutes to go to un
expand as the fowl gets roasted b
SPaCe f°r the Messing to beaten hamada Studio. Paul Ikenouye took advantage of a loose
puck which handsome Stadium
Culinary- Cue,
Rick
Matsumoto
have Hie regal fowf lying proudl^wi^
roasted' bird defenceman
demurely folded down, whris tu i^
hiSh, legs tailed i miserably to clear and
its understandable to conclude Sd m ®?° lts sides- Therefore skated in alone to tie tlie
way. Among- the Vet^
the same game
•
rn,with- 5-mlnutes remain- j
mg.
Then
with less than a I
and cons. According to them onlv
lnnei&, there are pros
minute
left
in the game Ray
bi east up. Turkey and chicken
wove
S’eese are roasted
until three-quarters done, then breast r°asted with breast down, lam i batted home a loose re
say it makes little difference If mX
OtHex-s bound for the winner.
the time to prevent from
t
? - ® bn‘d covered part of 0+2?'^ Hoshida tallied the lone
over a hra„, hrt binl i? the
so easy to turn rSt11 §’°a a?'? the help °f
Roy Umeno. Stadium goalie Mat _
*
Nakamura played an excellent ~
——‘------------------------------------------ ^
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SMALL
Hmtei
Olympic Ice Hockey
Championships
at
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*~ ;\
AnJ- bVJr G
ab
-Innsbruck,
defeating
Australia
I L'Ain the second game of the
I
elimination round here this we°tFIRE — THEFT — AUTO
hTtrj Sle &st same 17-1
I last Saturday
Consult
701 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto
Your Home
Representing
— Japan won th’
^rn8"*" ED-
-------------------------------- —___ _____
A
Olympic Hockey
11-30 A M
LOn9Ua5e Service
n
° A'M' SUnday Ch“rch School
RITZ KINOSHITA
Phone: PL. 9-2632
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Page 7
Saturday, November 30, 1963
PAGE 7
Personal Notes Across Canada
Engagements
Marriages
Japan’s World's Fair
Pavilion Artisans Find
Time For Recreation
Want To Become
Star?
TOKYO.' •— Want to break
Y’usuf remembers one film
into the movies? Come to Ja- where soldiers were needed for
a military scene. Because of con
pan.
TORONTO. — The St. Alban’s
■
schedules, he couldn’t
NEW YORK. — It's not all
Y'ou don't have to be a great flictingAnglican Church in Toronto on
work
and
no
play
now
that
November 2, 1963 was the sett
beauty, study 10 years at the get enough Americans and hired
ing for the marriage of Miss tlie Japanese Pavilion at the 1964- Actor’s Studio or know the right a east of citizens from five dif
Margaret Nobuko
Kobayashi, 65 New York World's Fair is producer.
ferent countries. All had served
(daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kiyo nearing' completion, according to
American businessman, service in various armies; when the film
mi Kobayashi of Toronto, to Mr. eight youthful artisan-sculptors
salutes were
men, their families, even tourists
Fr,ank Tei'uo Seko, son of Mr. working on the project.
and Mrs. Kinjiro Seko also of
Since their arrival here three have landed parts in Japanese all different.
Few foreigners stay here long
Toronto. The ceremony was offi months ago from Aji Village on films—ranging from an extra's
ciated by the Reverend Ken Imai. Shikoku Island, their routine has role in a Kurosawa film to a enough to become personalities.
A reception was later held at been largely one of “work-eat- plum part as a foreign, gangster. An exception is Linda Beech,
#
$
^
sleep.”
the Golden Mile restaurant.
Some Americans, in fact, have the attractive wife of Keyes
lived
here for several years Beech, a foreign correspondent.
With
the
STEVENSTON, B.C.—Mi and'
Japanese Pavilion
mainly
on the proceeds of small
more than 50 per cent completed,
Mrs. Yuichi Akune of StevesMrs. Beech, who speaks fluent
KIMURA-KISHI
movie
roles.
they
are
now
for
the
first
time
ton wish to announce the engage
Japanese, has appeared in a half
ment of their daughter, Misaye
Because. Japanese movie com dozen movies and two TV series
VANCOUVER. — Mass Blan going to parties, dating girls and
Akune, to Mr. Bob Hiroshi Ha che Eiko Kimura, daughter of even find time for their first panies find it prohibitive to hire in the past five years. Although
maura, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kishizo Kimura of love — American movies, prefer professional actors abroad, they she acts “for fun,” her scale has
are often willing' to eng'age any risen to an enviable $500 a day
Shigeru Hamaura also of Steves- Vancouver, B.C., became the bride ably a double feature.
ton. Announcement took place at of Mr. Wayne Etsuo Kishi, son
Big city life apparently hasn’t foreigner locally and are not too for films in which, she has star
the Akune home on November of Mr. and Mrs. Saeji Kishi of baffled' them either, most of .particular about looks or acting billing.
16, 1963.
Another American “'actor'' who
Steveston, on November 9 th. them say they would like to re ability. The pay: about $10 a day
main in the United States. Some for an extra part and as much has had more than just a few
1963
at
St.
James
Anglican
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as $300 to $400 a week for a parts is former war crimes trial
Church. The Father Hulford of aren't so sure.
speaking
part, which is several
TORONTO. — Mr. and Mrs. ficiated.
Isao Fujino, 23 and single, times the amount paid a Japa defense counsel George A. Fur
ness, who stayed on as an at
A reception was later held at says he'd stay in the U.S., but
Yoshiyuki Murata of Toronto, is
nese
actor.
torney after the war and is one
the Kakyo-Ro Chop Suey.
only if he could find the “right
happy to announce the engage
Most
foreign
“
actors
”
are
re
of
the few foreigners admitted
ghT,' and, he insists she would
*
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ment of their youngest daughter
to
the
Japanese bar.
cruited
by
a
Japanese-born
Turk,
have to be a good looker.’’
Johnny Yusuf, who is foreign
SERISAWA-NASU
Betty, to Mr. Hiroshi Furukawa,
He says he has rejected some
division manager of a local ta roles because “I felt they were,
Also
Wants
to
Stay
son of Mr. and Mrs. Chuzo Fu
VANCOUVER. — Miss Masa
lent agency. Yusuf has a file of
rukawa also of Toronto.
ko Serisawa, daughter of Mrs.
Another 26-year-old bachelor, several hundred foreign residents detrimental to the U.S. commu
Furness earns an average
Engagement party was held at Fuyu Serisawa of Kamloops, thinks he'd Ike to stay for a few — cross-indexed by “type" and nity."
of
$30
a day for movie work and
Japan, buu
but language ability.
China House on November 17, B.C., became the bride of Mr. years, then return to J^^u,
says
he
acts mainly for the fun
Yuichi Nasu, son of Mr. and Mrs. he added pensively, he’d stay on
Studios and television stations of it. As a result of his local ex
1963.
Bunkichi Nasu of Vancouver, on permanently if he could' “attend a call
Yusuf when they need a for- perience, however, he has had
iiiiiiiiHiinniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiinii November 9th, 1963 at the Van- big- league baseball game every eigner and usually accept who a few bit parts in American
couver United Church. The
day.”
ever he brings along. He recent movies made on location here,
CHANGEOFADDRESS
Richmond officiated.
_
Osamu
Uemura,
20
and
mar
ly
recruited 60 foreigners who including the role of a porter in
Reception was held at the
iiiiHHiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHjiininiin Golden Horseshoe in Vancouver ried, thinks it “would be fun to appear in a Yokohama China 'My Geisha” which netted him
stay" but only if he could find town barroom
scene in Akira
Mr. Toshio Murakami and Another reception was held' in the right kind of job and over Kurosawa’s latest film, Tengo- $350 for one day’s work.
Some parts are not too easy
Unichiro Mototsune wish to an Kamloops on November 16th.
come the language barrier.
ku Jigoku" (English title: “The to fill. A studio recently asked
nounce their new mailing add Obituaries
The others, Mitsunari Tanaka, Ransom’’), just released here.
Yusuf .to find them a youngster
Hideo
Ota, Tomiichi Nishida, Fu
The cast for the scene con about 11, half Negro, half Ja
ress. Although they live in Wi
mio Ota and Toshio Noda, were sists largely of American GIs panese.
TACHIBANA
nona, Ontario, their mail should
generally non-commital but none stationed in the Tokyo area, in
Y usuf went to several orphan-'
be addressed to them at: Box 36,
WINNIPEG,
Man.
Issei came close to saying he definitely eluding one 220-pound Negro,
ages
but the directors refused
pioneer,
Mr.
Ritsuma
Tachibana,
Group 1, Fruitland, Ontario.
would not stay.
who bounces around from table to co-operate. He finally found
importer and exporter of this
When they're not busy working to table and practically steals a youngster working on the Yo
city, passed away on November —the work-day starts at 7:30 a. the show.
kohama piers.
I 23, 1963 of a heart attack at the m.—their playing; they live in an
According to military regula
J.^e
Japanese
government,
Victoria Hospital. Funeral was attractive residential section lo tions, members of the U.S. forces
held at the Buddhist Church on cated' about three miles from the may accept movie roles when while strict in enforcing regu
lations which
prohibit non-re
November 27th, 1963
fairgrounds. They occupy -two they are off duty, provided they sident
foreigners
from working
apartments — bachelors in one, clear it with their commanders. here, have shut their
eyes .when
married men in the other.
Because so many foreigners are it- ^mes to acting in films or
Go
To
Church
Of
Your
SAFE! i—Microscopic flared
cast as villains in Japanese films, on TV. After all, such foreigners
No Television Set
edge allows lenses to float on
military public information of are not taking a job away from
Choice This Sunday
your own tears — never touch
Each is a self-contained unit. fices insist on reading the script a J apanese actor.
the eyes.
The men do their own cooking before permitting GJs to face
and housecleaning. One thing the camera.
TINY! .— (Smallest lenses as
they do not miss: a television
sure greatest wearing time —
set,
standard equipment in most
16 hours or more daily.
It is a good policy to
American homes and not because
INVISIBLE! — Slightly tint
have
the RIGHT POLICY
one wasn't available. They had
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Tours—Hotel—Sightseeing
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October to April Inclusive
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The men are no strangers to
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son of Mr. Yoshichika Takashi
ma. The wedding will take place
on Friday, December 27th, 1963
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PAGE 7
Personal Notes Across Canada
Engagements
Marriages
Japan’s World's Fair
Pavilion Artisans Find
Time For Recreation
Want To Become
Star?
TOKYO.' •— Want to break
Y’usuf remembers one film
into the movies? Come to Ja- where soldiers were needed for
a military scene. Because of con
pan.
TORONTO. — The St. Alban’s
■
schedules, he couldn’t
NEW YORK. — It's not all
Y'ou don't have to be a great flictingAnglican Church in Toronto on
work
and
no
play
now
that
November 2, 1963 was the sett
beauty, study 10 years at the get enough Americans and hired
ing for the marriage of Miss tlie Japanese Pavilion at the 1964- Actor’s Studio or know the right a east of citizens from five dif
Margaret Nobuko
Kobayashi, 65 New York World's Fair is producer.
ferent countries. All had served
(daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kiyo nearing' completion, according to
American businessman, service in various armies; when the film
mi Kobayashi of Toronto, to Mr. eight youthful artisan-sculptors
salutes were
men, their families, even tourists
Fr,ank Tei'uo Seko, son of Mr. working on the project.
and Mrs. Kinjiro Seko also of
Since their arrival here three have landed parts in Japanese all different.
Few foreigners stay here long
Toronto. The ceremony was offi months ago from Aji Village on films—ranging from an extra's
ciated by the Reverend Ken Imai. Shikoku Island, their routine has role in a Kurosawa film to a enough to become personalities.
A reception was later held at been largely one of “work-eat- plum part as a foreign, gangster. An exception is Linda Beech,
#
$
^
sleep.”
the Golden Mile restaurant.
Some Americans, in fact, have the attractive wife of Keyes
lived
here for several years Beech, a foreign correspondent.
With
the
STEVENSTON, B.C.—Mi and'
Japanese Pavilion
mainly
on the proceeds of small
more than 50 per cent completed,
Mrs. Yuichi Akune of StevesMrs. Beech, who speaks fluent
KIMURA-KISHI
movie
roles.
they
are
now
for
the
first
time
ton wish to announce the engage
Japanese, has appeared in a half
ment of their daughter, Misaye
Because. Japanese movie com dozen movies and two TV series
VANCOUVER. — Mass Blan going to parties, dating girls and
Akune, to Mr. Bob Hiroshi Ha che Eiko Kimura, daughter of even find time for their first panies find it prohibitive to hire in the past five years. Although
maura, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kishizo Kimura of love — American movies, prefer professional actors abroad, they she acts “for fun,” her scale has
are often willing' to eng'age any risen to an enviable $500 a day
Shigeru Hamaura also of Steves- Vancouver, B.C., became the bride ably a double feature.
ton. Announcement took place at of Mr. Wayne Etsuo Kishi, son
Big city life apparently hasn’t foreigner locally and are not too for films in which, she has star
the Akune home on November of Mr. and Mrs. Saeji Kishi of baffled' them either, most of .particular about looks or acting billing.
16, 1963.
Another American “'actor'' who
Steveston, on November 9 th. them say they would like to re ability. The pay: about $10 a day
main in the United States. Some for an extra part and as much has had more than just a few
1963
at
St.
James
Anglican
*
*
as $300 to $400 a week for a parts is former war crimes trial
Church. The Father Hulford of aren't so sure.
speaking
part, which is several
TORONTO. — Mr. and Mrs. ficiated.
Isao Fujino, 23 and single, times the amount paid a Japa defense counsel George A. Fur
ness, who stayed on as an at
A reception was later held at says he'd stay in the U.S., but
Yoshiyuki Murata of Toronto, is
nese
actor.
torney after the war and is one
the Kakyo-Ro Chop Suey.
only if he could find the “right
happy to announce the engage
Most
foreign
“
actors
”
are
re
of
the few foreigners admitted
ghT,' and, he insists she would
*
❖
$
ment of their youngest daughter
to
the
Japanese bar.
cruited
by
a
Japanese-born
Turk,
have to be a good looker.’’
Johnny Yusuf, who is foreign
SERISAWA-NASU
Betty, to Mr. Hiroshi Furukawa,
He says he has rejected some
division manager of a local ta roles because “I felt they were,
Also
Wants
to
Stay
son of Mr. and Mrs. Chuzo Fu
VANCOUVER. — Miss Masa
lent agency. Yusuf has a file of
rukawa also of Toronto.
ko Serisawa, daughter of Mrs.
Another 26-year-old bachelor, several hundred foreign residents detrimental to the U.S. commu
Furness earns an average
Engagement party was held at Fuyu Serisawa of Kamloops, thinks he'd Ike to stay for a few — cross-indexed by “type" and nity."
of
$30
a day for movie work and
Japan, buu
but language ability.
China House on November 17, B.C., became the bride of Mr. years, then return to J^^u,
says
he
acts mainly for the fun
Yuichi Nasu, son of Mr. and Mrs. he added pensively, he’d stay on
Studios and television stations of it. As a result of his local ex
1963.
Bunkichi Nasu of Vancouver, on permanently if he could' “attend a call
Yusuf when they need a for- perience, however, he has had
iiiiiiiiHiinniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiinii November 9th, 1963 at the Van- big- league baseball game every eigner and usually accept who a few bit parts in American
couver United Church. The
day.”
ever he brings along. He recent movies made on location here,
CHANGEOFADDRESS
Richmond officiated.
_
Osamu
Uemura,
20
and
mar
ly
recruited 60 foreigners who including the role of a porter in
Reception was held at the
iiiiHHiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHjiininiin Golden Horseshoe in Vancouver ried, thinks it “would be fun to appear in a Yokohama China 'My Geisha” which netted him
stay" but only if he could find town barroom
scene in Akira
Mr. Toshio Murakami and Another reception was held' in the right kind of job and over Kurosawa’s latest film, Tengo- $350 for one day’s work.
Some parts are not too easy
Unichiro Mototsune wish to an Kamloops on November 16th.
come the language barrier.
ku Jigoku" (English title: “The to fill. A studio recently asked
nounce their new mailing add Obituaries
The others, Mitsunari Tanaka, Ransom’’), just released here.
Yusuf .to find them a youngster
Hideo
Ota, Tomiichi Nishida, Fu
The cast for the scene con about 11, half Negro, half Ja
ress. Although they live in Wi
mio Ota and Toshio Noda, were sists largely of American GIs panese.
TACHIBANA
nona, Ontario, their mail should
generally non-commital but none stationed in the Tokyo area, in
Y usuf went to several orphan-'
be addressed to them at: Box 36,
WINNIPEG,
Man.
Issei came close to saying he definitely eluding one 220-pound Negro,
ages
but the directors refused
pioneer,
Mr.
Ritsuma
Tachibana,
Group 1, Fruitland, Ontario.
would not stay.
who bounces around from table to co-operate. He finally found
importer and exporter of this
When they're not busy working to table and practically steals a youngster working on the Yo
city, passed away on November —the work-day starts at 7:30 a. the show.
kohama piers.
I 23, 1963 of a heart attack at the m.—their playing; they live in an
According to military regula
J.^e
Japanese
government,
Victoria Hospital. Funeral was attractive residential section lo tions, members of the U.S. forces
held at the Buddhist Church on cated' about three miles from the may accept movie roles when while strict in enforcing regu
lations which
prohibit non-re
November 27th, 1963
fairgrounds. They occupy -two they are off duty, provided they sident
foreigners
from working
apartments — bachelors in one, clear it with their commanders. here, have shut their
eyes .when
married men in the other.
Because so many foreigners are it- ^mes to acting in films or
Go
To
Church
Of
Your
SAFE! i—Microscopic flared
cast as villains in Japanese films, on TV. After all, such foreigners
No Television Set
edge allows lenses to float on
military public information of are not taking a job away from
Choice This Sunday
your own tears — never touch
Each is a self-contained unit. fices insist on reading the script a J apanese actor.
the eyes.
The men do their own cooking before permitting GJs to face
and housecleaning. One thing the camera.
TINY! .— (Smallest lenses as
they do not miss: a television
sure greatest wearing time —
set,
standard equipment in most
16 hours or more daily.
It is a good policy to
American homes and not because
INVISIBLE! — Slightly tint
have
the RIGHT POLICY
one wasn't available. They had
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The men are no strangers to
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Peggy Anne, to Mr. George M.
Takashima of Winnipeg, younger
son of Mr. Yoshichika Takashi
ma. The wedding will take place
on Friday, December 27th, 1963
at 7:30 p.m. in Riverciew United
Church, Winnipeg. The Revs.
Victor Sangwine and Roland S.
Harper will officiate.
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PAGE 8
Saturday, November 30, 1962
Hiroshima . .
i
(Continued from Page One)
Harbor,
December
6th,
n
, 1941, oillion dollars of the most bril
Roosevelt, finally orders a full- liant engineering in the history
Authorized as second class mail
•tomic project. A year of science. Three separate, sec
O1 pos,a5B “ cash
Later, on the floor of a squash ret cities are
built to accom
Post Office Department, Ottawa
court under the west stands of modate it. Wives do not know Brynner Travels
Stagg Field at Chicago Uni ver what theix* husbands are work
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher, K. C
TOKYO. — To travel incognito
sify, where a pile built with six ing on. Many scientists under
TSUMURA,
English’
Section
in Japan “I just kept my hat
tons of uranium has been
Editor, KEN MORI, Japanese
stand only their own small part, on,
said actor Yul Brynner
MERCEDES, Tex. —
The Section Editor and Advertising.
structed, the complex monitoring unaware of the project’s size and
noted
foi' his bald pate. Brynner Confederate Air Force, lackinstruments tell project scientists scope.
'
was explaining to Tokyo re
SUBSCRIPTION
that something unusual is hap
And then, at 8.15 on a perfect porters how he avoided publicity ing only a Japanese Zero to fill
$7.00 per year
out its collection of World War
pening.
The pile is operating, summer morning in Hiroshima,
while
vacationing
in
Kyoto,
$4.00
per 6 months
Human beings are producing Japanese people on their way
II vintage fighter planes may
Nara,
Hakone
and
Atami.
get
one
after
all.
power the same way energy is to work watch a parachute
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
produced in the stars, The scien- dropping gently from an Ame*
*
*
The local group of air-minded
Toronto 2-B. Ont.
tist in charge races to 'phone rican plane which they assume
businessmen
was
informed
by
s
EMpire 6-5005
Roosevelt. “The Italian navigator is in trouble. Seconds later the Actor Wins Peace
Japanese
officials
that
no
Zehas landed!" he shouts
'
exultant- hopes and dreams of thousands
LOS ANGELES, N.M. — Osa- roes were available.
ly to the President.
of them are ashes, and through mu Tachizawa was awarded the
The businessmen then consider
The project proceeds speedily the billlowing smoke the maimed best actor award at the First In ed building one of their own
ft
survivors scream an agonized ternational Peace Film Festival with parts
gathered from ali
in the highest secrecy, with two salute to a new era.
here recently.
s®
It was one of four awards pre over the world, if necessary.
A United Press International
sented by the American Friends
Female Help Wanted
Service Committee.dispatch about their problem,
PART time help for store. Phone WA
KAZUO G. OIYE
Tachizawa played the lead role however,' has brought more 3-0346
(Toronto). Vic Ohashi
1
in. the Japanese film “Children of than 30 letters telling them of
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§I
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Subject: Olympics
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TOKYO. — “Tokyo Olympics” said he was informed by David b-ol41 (Toronto).
is a new subject being taught to Robinson
of
radio
station
°n upholstery machine,
8
primary and middle school'pupils KOMO, 'Seattle, Wash., that
employment. LE. 6-0628. Mr
I
Kleinberg. (Toronto).
Zero was discovered
in Chiyoda-ku as a regular sub a
s
on
ject.
Guam after a typhoon there
I
o CHECKROOM girl for oriental room
The new subject is designed to April.
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Call between 10 a.m. and 4pm (tA
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ronto)
The
Confederate
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Force,
PLHciples; understanding the sig
Moke your Holidays BRIGHT this year!
nificance of the Olympic Games; which really is just a group of
Domestic Help Wanted
understanding among the nations vintage plane collectors, planned
LIGHT UP YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE OR DECORATIONS
recently
to
try
and
1
retrieve
the
WITH A COMPLETE SET OF BEAUTIFUL gIy
•A ??U^LE wanted for Jewish family
of the world; and raising stan
Guam Zero.
Cctharines, Ontario. Woiran io
I
dards
of
public
morality.
cook and clean. Man for chauffer and
SPARKLING LIGHTS.
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The
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(Minimum set is 10 lights.) If tone or more go 'tout,
10,
The
New
Canadian
.
State
expe
capital.for
the
Olympics
is
among
the rest remain lit.
the points to be taught the pu Hayakawa /Writes Book rience, and salary expected.
CAN BE USED INSIDE OR OUT'
pils. They will be asked to coBAN FRANCISCO.—Prof. S. I.
FREE ORNAMENTS
operate with the capital beaut
Hayakawa of San Francisco
Kashino & Weinberg
fication drive now underway.
Gate College and an eminent
YOU CAN GET your boxed set now by sending $2.00 NOW
semanticist
is
the
author
of
a
new
*
*
*
to address below.
Chartered Accountants
book, “Symbol, Status and Per
AT LEAST A $4.00 VALUE AT % PRICE!
221 Victoria St.
Suite 303
sonality'’ (Harcourt, $4.50). his
Olympic Medals Cast
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first
since
his
well-knot^
“
Lan
Toronto,
Ontario
-GET THEM WHILE THEY LAST!
.TOKYO. — The Tokyo Olym
guage in Action".
PHONE 363-7441
pic Organizing- Committee will
ask the Japanese government
Advertising Department,
gold
to cast the g'old,
silver and
Dependable Novelty Company.
bronze medals to be awarded to
ft
6519 Park Ave.,
winners in the 1964 Tokvo
Montreal 8, P.Q.
Olympic Games.
i
ocuer^
The committe said 366 gold
Please send. me your special Christmas
offer of tr complete set
366^ silver, and 373 'bronze’
of lights with ,'ornaments attached.
Please print clearly.
medals would, be cast
proprietor
Each, gold ' medal ’ will cost
Enclosed please find S2.00
□ Cheque
aoout $32, a silver $15.30, and
a bronze $11.08.
ION ONODERA
Money Order
8
Complete Care
The
medals
will
be
in
a
Ja
and thank you.
I
panese lacquered box when thev
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Your
Eyes
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6
Saturday, November 30, 1962
Hiroshima . .
i
(Continued from Page One)
Harbor,
December
6th,
n
, 1941, oillion dollars of the most bril
Roosevelt, finally orders a full- liant engineering in the history
Authorized as second class mail
•tomic project. A year of science. Three separate, sec
O1 pos,a5B “ cash
Later, on the floor of a squash ret cities are
built to accom
Post Office Department, Ottawa
court under the west stands of modate it. Wives do not know Brynner Travels
Stagg Field at Chicago Uni ver what theix* husbands are work
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher, K. C
TOKYO. — To travel incognito
sify, where a pile built with six ing on. Many scientists under
TSUMURA,
English’
Section
in Japan “I just kept my hat
tons of uranium has been
Editor, KEN MORI, Japanese
stand only their own small part, on,
said actor Yul Brynner
MERCEDES, Tex. —
The Section Editor and Advertising.
structed, the complex monitoring unaware of the project’s size and
noted
foi' his bald pate. Brynner Confederate Air Force, lackinstruments tell project scientists scope.
'
was explaining to Tokyo re
SUBSCRIPTION
that something unusual is hap
And then, at 8.15 on a perfect porters how he avoided publicity ing only a Japanese Zero to fill
$7.00 per year
out its collection of World War
pening.
The pile is operating, summer morning in Hiroshima,
while
vacationing
in
Kyoto,
$4.00
per 6 months
Human beings are producing Japanese people on their way
II vintage fighter planes may
Nara,
Hakone
and
Atami.
get
one
after
all.
power the same way energy is to work watch a parachute
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
produced in the stars, The scien- dropping gently from an Ame*
*
*
The local group of air-minded
Toronto 2-B. Ont.
tist in charge races to 'phone rican plane which they assume
businessmen
was
informed
by
s
EMpire 6-5005
Roosevelt. “The Italian navigator is in trouble. Seconds later the Actor Wins Peace
Japanese
officials
that
no
Zehas landed!" he shouts
'
exultant- hopes and dreams of thousands
LOS ANGELES, N.M. — Osa- roes were available.
ly to the President.
of them are ashes, and through mu Tachizawa was awarded the
The businessmen then consider
The project proceeds speedily the billlowing smoke the maimed best actor award at the First In ed building one of their own
ft
survivors scream an agonized ternational Peace Film Festival with parts
gathered from ali
in the highest secrecy, with two salute to a new era.
here recently.
s®
It was one of four awards pre over the world, if necessary.
A United Press International
sented by the American Friends
Female Help Wanted
Service Committee.dispatch about their problem,
PART time help for store. Phone WA
KAZUO G. OIYE
Tachizawa played the lead role however,' has brought more 3-0346
(Toronto). Vic Ohashi
1
in. the Japanese film “Children of than 30 letters telling them of
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
EXPERIENCED counter
girl fo’- drr
w
Hiroshima.
NOTARY PUBLIC
possible
places
they
may
get
a
weskPhone
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
*
*
*
Lt. 2-6714 after 6 o clock. (Toronto).
2 Carlton St., Toronto
Zero.
NOTARY PUBLIC
finisher for dry cleaner.
§I
Room 1805
Subject: Olympics
Col. Lloyd Nolen of Mercedes FEMALE dress
221 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
not necessary. .Phone LE*
366-6388
EM. 3-5002
421-9983 (Res.)
OX. 1-3388 (Res.)
TOKYO. — “Tokyo Olympics” said he was informed by David b-ol41 (Toronto).
is a new subject being taught to Robinson
of
radio
station
°n upholstery machine,
8
primary and middle school'pupils KOMO, 'Seattle, Wash., that
employment. LE. 6-0628. Mr
I
Kleinberg. (Toronto).
Zero was discovered
in Chiyoda-ku as a regular sub a
s
on
ject.
Guam after a typhoon there
I
o CHECKROOM girl for oriental room
The new subject is designed to April.
21 to 35 years old. -Full time. 741-7045.
Call between 10 a.m. and 4pm (tA
acquaint the children with three ]
ronto)
The
Confederate
Air
Force,
PLHciples; understanding the sig
Moke your Holidays BRIGHT this year!
nificance of the Olympic Games; which really is just a group of
Domestic Help Wanted
understanding among the nations vintage plane collectors, planned
LIGHT UP YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE OR DECORATIONS
recently
to
try
and
1
retrieve
the
WITH A COMPLETE SET OF BEAUTIFUL gIy
•A ??U^LE wanted for Jewish family
of the world; and raising stan
Guam Zero.
Cctharines, Ontario. Woiran io
I
dards
of
public
morality.
cook and clean. Man for chauffer and
SPARKLING LIGHTS.
I
The
need
for
beautifying
the
gardening. Accomodation supplied. Box
(Minimum set is 10 lights.) If tone or more go 'tout,
10,
The
New
Canadian
.
State
expe
capital.for
the
Olympics
is
among
the rest remain lit.
the points to be taught the pu Hayakawa /Writes Book rience, and salary expected.
CAN BE USED INSIDE OR OUT'
pils. They will be asked to coBAN FRANCISCO.—Prof. S. I.
FREE ORNAMENTS
operate with the capital beaut
Hayakawa of San Francisco
Kashino & Weinberg
fication drive now underway.
Gate College and an eminent
YOU CAN GET your boxed set now by sending $2.00 NOW
semanticist
is
the
author
of
a
new
*
*
*
to address below.
Chartered Accountants
book, “Symbol, Status and Per
AT LEAST A $4.00 VALUE AT % PRICE!
221 Victoria St.
Suite 303
sonality'’ (Harcourt, $4.50). his
Olympic Medals Cast
USE HANDY COUPON BELOW -_
first
since
his
well-knot^
“
Lan
Toronto,
Ontario
-GET THEM WHILE THEY LAST!
.TOKYO. — The Tokyo Olym
guage in Action".
PHONE 363-7441
pic Organizing- Committee will
ask the Japanese government
Advertising Department,
gold
to cast the g'old,
silver and
Dependable Novelty Company.
bronze medals to be awarded to
ft
6519 Park Ave.,
winners in the 1964 Tokvo
Montreal 8, P.Q.
Olympic Games.
i
ocuer^
The committe said 366 gold
Please send. me your special Christmas
offer of tr complete set
366^ silver, and 373 'bronze’
of lights with ,'ornaments attached.
Please print clearly.
medals would, be cast
proprietor
Each, gold ' medal ’ will cost
Enclosed please find S2.00
□ Cheque
aoout $32, a silver $15.30, and
a bronze $11.08.
ION ONODERA
Money Order
8
Complete Care
The
medals
will
be
in
a
Ja
and thank you.
I
panese lacquered box when thev
For
Your
Eyes
HU. 9-4654 — HU. 1-8805
are presented.
NAME
Brief Briefs I Confederate Airforce
THE NEW CANADIAN
I
CLASSIFIED
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS OFFER!
TORIC
OPTICAL
(Business)
I
(Residence)
ADDRESS .
CITY ....
PROV
Give Blood
540 Eglinton Ave. W.
CAI I your RED cross
Toronto
118 West Hastings St
.VANCOUVER, B.C.
Xmas New Year Greeting
Cards from Japan
Approximately 15 different pictures, sizes. Qualities to choose from.
Ve cordtally invite you to visit our shop Ko select hour xmas
LACQUERED WARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS—PORCELAIN TEA SETS AND DIN
ifts early from new shipments of artistic and pract ical .giftware of Japan.
QUES. STATUETTES OF ALL MATERIALS-EMBROIDERED OR PAINTED FRAMED
dolls-table lamps of oriental motif-panelled screens of silk or
SHOU STYLE-IRON. STONE LANTERNS AND ORNAMENTS—TABLEVAB.RE FOR
PICTURES. SCROLLS—JAPANESE DOLLS AND GLASS CASES-HAKATA. KOKESHI
JAPANESE CUISINE—ORIENTAL JEWELLERY—FLOWER ARRANGEMENT ACCES-
NERWARE-BAMBOO TRAYS, PLATES, BASKETS—-FLOWER VASES, WALL PLA-
SORIES—KIMONOS.
ask FOR A free ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
PARAMOUNT GIFT SHOP
733 Danforth Ave., Toronto (1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
TEL. HO. 3-7831
STORE OPEN: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Every Weekday
Commencing November 21, 1963.
6
6