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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
ION
lonth,
tor
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965
f- WEsi
■ Ont.
1005
Outstanding Kendo
Master H. Takano
Opens Centre Dojo
vel Plot
re To
Wanted
Eocljj.
rtswear.”
st do-jsS
Toronto)
Toronto, Ont.
I Writers
FBILL HOSOKAWA
t (Pcific Citizen)
AIN QUEEG,. One O1
re memorable, and pitiful
®H^rs of postwar' American
large
s Captain Queeg of Herfietio
ouk’s masterfully told
f the mutiny aboard the
.fetor.
stroyer Caine. You may
ueeg, played1 by Humph
Io train sffi
art in the movie version
•Steady
Bloor. cl
|Daine Mutiny. Queeg is esJU s^pli y a weakling, overburdenhe responsibilities yof runis
ship. He seeks" refuge
Let CT
fan iHPPort in the Navy’s reguenforcing them to the
. Suitab;
performing like a tyrant,
’
ian
rpetually fearful that an
judgment will be detectSUliS
entered on his Tecord. It
ji^^ether possible that you’ve
tered Queegs of. various
lion JI?
n your everyday lives.
363-27^
By T. UMEZUKI
TORONTO.—A samurai blade flashed. A silk ribbon floated
in two. And some 400 eager fans of Japan’s martial art of the
sword, kendo witnessed one of its outstanding masters. Hiromasa
Takano officially open the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre’s
Kendo Dojo last Sunday.
—photo by Jack Hominy
Mr. Bob Kadoguchi, Executive Director of the J.C. Cultural
Centre, opened the program by calling the Centre’s latest activity
Lome Kenno is Miss Valentine 1965
“another worthy contribution by the Japanese Canadians to the
TORONTO.—The Queen of Hearts, Miss Valentine for 1965, spectrum of Canadian culture.”
Mr. Sam Hagino, President of the Centre, spoke briefly on
Miss Lorrie Kenno (Miss Toronto Young Buddhist Society) sits
on her new throne surrounded by other pretty contestants. From the history of kendo and the hope
left to right: Terri Masukawa (Miss JCCA), Shirley Ide (Miss for its success at the Centre. He
also read a message sent by the
JCCA Curling), Yvonne Siimi (Nisei Students’ Club) runner up, Japan Consul S. Saiki.
Miss Valentine, Linda Tanaka (Miss Nisei Hockey League) 3rd
Reeve James D. Service of
place and Donna Hayashi (Miss Nisei Anglican Fellowship).
North York,; attending with his
wife and 4 daughters, also ad
The contest is presented annually by the Toronto Young dressed the audience.
pH; I got to thinking of poor
j^ptain Queeg the other day Buddhist Society.
In his official opening speech,
OSHAWA, Ont.—The Cobourg
- ffli
watching the Columbia
Takano Hanshi — who d'escribes
asting
System’s “Twenkendo as “Zen in motion” — cal Construction company and two
Sentury” program about the
led the art of the sword not of its employees, Donald Ito and
^Evacuation of 1942. That
only the furtherance of tech James Doherty have been charg
e occasion,’as some of us
nique, but “a way of life.”
ee with violation of the Trench
ecall, when a preoccupied
Demonstrations included junior
accepted the idea some of
judo led by Mr. Glenn Kawano, Excavations’ Protection act as a
®zens could be tossed into
! of
4th-dan, of the Judo Educational result of the death in December
TORONTO. — At the annual takahara (General Science — U. Centre; karate by the J'.C. Cen of a (19-year-old employee. The
i^^tration camps without beIE ||||||iarged or tried of any crime, meeting of the Nisei Congrega of T.); Miss Jeanne M. Kinoshi tre’s Nisei Karate Club; and cases will be heard here March
® because they happened
several numbers of kenbu (sword
^feve the wrong kind of an- tion of The Toronto Japanese ta (Honour Science — U. of T.); dance)
632
in samurai
costumes. 8 th.
United
Church,
held
on
January
Miss
Masumi
Mary
Okihiro
A coroner’s jury found last
w I thought about Captain
Most popular number was per
and' came up with ian idea 31st, 1965, first winners of the (P h y s i ca 1 and Occupational formed by Miss Fumiko Asano, month that Eugene Hope, of
omewhat similar novel, but Doctor K. Shimizu scholarships Therapy — U. of T.); Douglas beautiful daughter of Mr. Frank Fennella, Ont., was crushed to
nt enough so that ■ it were awarded their prizes of Tsuchida
(Pre-Meds. — U. of Asano, 5th-dan, who is the head death in an 11-foot-deep trench
n’t be directly identifiable
kendo executive at the J.C. Cul
$50.00 each. The awards set up T.); Miss Lois Uyede (Modern tural; Centre. Music (shigi) was when 800 pounds of earth fell on
the Caine Mutiny.
in memory of Dr. K. Shimizu Languages and Literatures — U. ably chanted by Mr. S. Sato.
him.
The program ended with de
sale
*
*
were awarded to 6 students.
of T.); Miss Mary Yoshida (Sec
Workers were digging two
retarial Science — Ryerson Poly monstrations of kendo: Takano sewer trenches on Phillip Mur
Hanshi and Rintaro Hayashi, 6 th-,
novel would be set on the
The winners are: ErnesUKami- technical Institute).
dan,
of Steveston performing a ray Ave. when the shoring caved
Coast of the United
kata
with . “live” swords; a 5- in............
RAH® in December, 1941. Our
against-one
match with Steves
|®al character would be a
ton,
B.C.
kendo
ace, Yoji Ohara
y
commander
charged
beating
all
comers;
and ending
si S^yStthe defense of the western
BURNABY, B.C. — The judg
“It is quite, reasonable Wat with a “zanshin Shiai”,. a fast
States. Suddenly he is fac«th the fact of Pearl Harbor, ment of Nisei liquor store clerk Mr. Okada came to the’ con free-for-all match With everyone
13
realizes that it might Ronald K. Okada in selling a clusion that he (the juvenile) participating.
Following the ceremony, a
•ea
ibeen the coast of California case of beer to a 17-year-old boy was 21 years old, or as he said,
party
was held for Master Ta
[regon or Washington that was upheld in magistrate’s court between 21 to 25.
0
kano.
Here,
he spoke on his be
Grave been attacked on
liefs
and
philosophy
of kendo:
last
week.
7. This scares the dickens
“From my own observation of “Mankind can only obtain peace
>f him because he realizes
Okada, of 3124 East - Nine-, his mature manner in the wit by understanding each other.
Ipmmand was no more preteenth,
Vancouver, pleaded not ness box I would have unhesitat Each country, each race, should
i to meet attack than were
contribute their best arts and
luckless forces in Hawaii. guilty to
selling liquor' to a. ingly concluded he was over the culture.
And in this respect, I
) make up for lost time he minor at Brentwood shopping age of 21.”
wish
to
extend
and teach the Ja
is to do everything poscentre
’
s
self-serve
liquor
store
panese
philosophy
of Bud'o (artfo insure that his command
Under the protection of the ial art) through the practice of
ot be caught with its col-, last Dec. 11.
Canada Evidence Act the juvenile kendo. It is my desire to be able
ie pants down. In acquitting Okada of the admitted he had made several to contribute to young kendo
utthis time one of his charge, Magistrate Murray 'Hyde such purchases on other oc- students the Budo ideals of vir
tue, humility, courage, and good
:
points out that the “Japa. w.
casions
at
other liquor stores. sportsmanship.”
said:
. on the West Coast are
Io V
OSAMU “SAM” KURIHARA
tial saboteurs and esp’onirio
DETROIT. — ’Three newlyigents, a mighty dangerous
created assistant district sales
I Column. This aide, accordmanagerships in Japan Air Lines’
,.0 my idea for the novel,
midwest offices have been filled
is reasons for hating the
by
Japanese-speaking personnel
nese ’.' Maybe one of them
sident,
personally
led
the
attack
MILLBRAE,
Calif.
—
Tire
Cali
“
But
our
Mr.
Republicanto
broaden sales activities and
otter grades than he did
on
the
chief
justice,
charging
fornia
Young
Republicans,
at
its
Sen.
Robert-Taft
of
Ohio
—
didn
’
t
better
serve Japanese clientele,
?h school and became the
that
at
the
outbreak
of
World
annual
convention
here
recently
panic.
He
defended
Japanese
according
to J.A.L.
ctorian, or maybe he lost
Osamu “Sam” Kurihara is as
i the all-conference wrest- assailed the U.S. Supreme Court War II, Warren had “without American citizens and said’ they
ieet to a sneaky little judo and its chief justice, Earl War any evidence before him, slander were entitled to due process of signed' to the Detroit office in
ed Japanese American citizens
the Book Building. He was
k name^ Watanabe. It ren, for their landmark decision by saying that they were more law.”
outlawing
compulsory
school
formerly with JAL’s interna
be easy to build up this
Gromala’s resolution then cal tional passenger sales division
prayers and the role played by dangerous than aliens.”
>f it.
Gromala declared it was time led upon Congress “to develop in Tokyo and has been with the
the then Attorney General of
to place Japanese to point out “that this man who protective legislation to pi’otect airline five and one-half years.
any rate, this aide keeps California
n? ^e commander that he Americans in internment camps is now all-out for civil rights all Americans from similar en Kurihara has a political science
be guilty of dereliction of during World War II, respec was something else in another croachments under civil rights degree 'from Waseda University
time.” He said Warren “went and, to prevent minorities from in Tokyo.
unless he takes every pre- tively.
All three men speak English
John Gromala, a Fortuna at along with the mass hysteria of having their liberties encroached
upon.”
(Cont. on Page 8)
and are married.
torney and outgoing CYR pre- the times.
I
Nisei Employee
Charged With
Labour Violation
Six Nisei Students Win
Dr. Shimizu Scholarships
Judge Sides With BC Liquor Store Clerk
I Supreme Court Justice Assailed For Evacuation
JOStdgi
aeal Q- I
Wisher ib
list $
THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
ION
lonth,
tor
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965
f- WEsi
■ Ont.
1005
Outstanding Kendo
Master H. Takano
Opens Centre Dojo
vel Plot
re To
Wanted
Eocljj.
rtswear.”
st do-jsS
Toronto)
Toronto, Ont.
I Writers
FBILL HOSOKAWA
t (Pcific Citizen)
AIN QUEEG,. One O1
re memorable, and pitiful
®H^rs of postwar' American
large
s Captain Queeg of Herfietio
ouk’s masterfully told
f the mutiny aboard the
.fetor.
stroyer Caine. You may
ueeg, played1 by Humph
Io train sffi
art in the movie version
•Steady
Bloor. cl
|Daine Mutiny. Queeg is esJU s^pli y a weakling, overburdenhe responsibilities yof runis
ship. He seeks" refuge
Let CT
fan iHPPort in the Navy’s reguenforcing them to the
. Suitab;
performing like a tyrant,
’
ian
rpetually fearful that an
judgment will be detectSUliS
entered on his Tecord. It
ji^^ether possible that you’ve
tered Queegs of. various
lion JI?
n your everyday lives.
363-27^
By T. UMEZUKI
TORONTO.—A samurai blade flashed. A silk ribbon floated
in two. And some 400 eager fans of Japan’s martial art of the
sword, kendo witnessed one of its outstanding masters. Hiromasa
Takano officially open the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre’s
Kendo Dojo last Sunday.
—photo by Jack Hominy
Mr. Bob Kadoguchi, Executive Director of the J.C. Cultural
Centre, opened the program by calling the Centre’s latest activity
Lome Kenno is Miss Valentine 1965
“another worthy contribution by the Japanese Canadians to the
TORONTO.—The Queen of Hearts, Miss Valentine for 1965, spectrum of Canadian culture.”
Mr. Sam Hagino, President of the Centre, spoke briefly on
Miss Lorrie Kenno (Miss Toronto Young Buddhist Society) sits
on her new throne surrounded by other pretty contestants. From the history of kendo and the hope
left to right: Terri Masukawa (Miss JCCA), Shirley Ide (Miss for its success at the Centre. He
also read a message sent by the
JCCA Curling), Yvonne Siimi (Nisei Students’ Club) runner up, Japan Consul S. Saiki.
Miss Valentine, Linda Tanaka (Miss Nisei Hockey League) 3rd
Reeve James D. Service of
place and Donna Hayashi (Miss Nisei Anglican Fellowship).
North York,; attending with his
wife and 4 daughters, also ad
The contest is presented annually by the Toronto Young dressed the audience.
pH; I got to thinking of poor
j^ptain Queeg the other day Buddhist Society.
In his official opening speech,
OSHAWA, Ont.—The Cobourg
- ffli
watching the Columbia
Takano Hanshi — who d'escribes
asting
System’s “Twenkendo as “Zen in motion” — cal Construction company and two
Sentury” program about the
led the art of the sword not of its employees, Donald Ito and
^Evacuation of 1942. That
only the furtherance of tech James Doherty have been charg
e occasion,’as some of us
nique, but “a way of life.”
ee with violation of the Trench
ecall, when a preoccupied
Demonstrations included junior
accepted the idea some of
judo led by Mr. Glenn Kawano, Excavations’ Protection act as a
®zens could be tossed into
! of
4th-dan, of the Judo Educational result of the death in December
TORONTO. — At the annual takahara (General Science — U. Centre; karate by the J'.C. Cen of a (19-year-old employee. The
i^^tration camps without beIE ||||||iarged or tried of any crime, meeting of the Nisei Congrega of T.); Miss Jeanne M. Kinoshi tre’s Nisei Karate Club; and cases will be heard here March
® because they happened
several numbers of kenbu (sword
^feve the wrong kind of an- tion of The Toronto Japanese ta (Honour Science — U. of T.); dance)
632
in samurai
costumes. 8 th.
United
Church,
held
on
January
Miss
Masumi
Mary
Okihiro
A coroner’s jury found last
w I thought about Captain
Most popular number was per
and' came up with ian idea 31st, 1965, first winners of the (P h y s i ca 1 and Occupational formed by Miss Fumiko Asano, month that Eugene Hope, of
omewhat similar novel, but Doctor K. Shimizu scholarships Therapy — U. of T.); Douglas beautiful daughter of Mr. Frank Fennella, Ont., was crushed to
nt enough so that ■ it were awarded their prizes of Tsuchida
(Pre-Meds. — U. of Asano, 5th-dan, who is the head death in an 11-foot-deep trench
n’t be directly identifiable
kendo executive at the J.C. Cul
$50.00 each. The awards set up T.); Miss Lois Uyede (Modern tural; Centre. Music (shigi) was when 800 pounds of earth fell on
the Caine Mutiny.
in memory of Dr. K. Shimizu Languages and Literatures — U. ably chanted by Mr. S. Sato.
him.
The program ended with de
sale
*
*
were awarded to 6 students.
of T.); Miss Mary Yoshida (Sec
Workers were digging two
retarial Science — Ryerson Poly monstrations of kendo: Takano sewer trenches on Phillip Mur
Hanshi and Rintaro Hayashi, 6 th-,
novel would be set on the
The winners are: ErnesUKami- technical Institute).
dan,
of Steveston performing a ray Ave. when the shoring caved
Coast of the United
kata
with . “live” swords; a 5- in............
RAH® in December, 1941. Our
against-one
match with Steves
|®al character would be a
ton,
B.C.
kendo
ace, Yoji Ohara
y
commander
charged
beating
all
comers;
and ending
si S^yStthe defense of the western
BURNABY, B.C. — The judg
“It is quite, reasonable Wat with a “zanshin Shiai”,. a fast
States. Suddenly he is fac«th the fact of Pearl Harbor, ment of Nisei liquor store clerk Mr. Okada came to the’ con free-for-all match With everyone
13
realizes that it might Ronald K. Okada in selling a clusion that he (the juvenile) participating.
Following the ceremony, a
•ea
ibeen the coast of California case of beer to a 17-year-old boy was 21 years old, or as he said,
party
was held for Master Ta
[regon or Washington that was upheld in magistrate’s court between 21 to 25.
0
kano.
Here,
he spoke on his be
Grave been attacked on
liefs
and
philosophy
of kendo:
last
week.
7. This scares the dickens
“From my own observation of “Mankind can only obtain peace
>f him because he realizes
Okada, of 3124 East - Nine-, his mature manner in the wit by understanding each other.
Ipmmand was no more preteenth,
Vancouver, pleaded not ness box I would have unhesitat Each country, each race, should
i to meet attack than were
contribute their best arts and
luckless forces in Hawaii. guilty to
selling liquor' to a. ingly concluded he was over the culture.
And in this respect, I
) make up for lost time he minor at Brentwood shopping age of 21.”
wish
to
extend
and teach the Ja
is to do everything poscentre
’
s
self-serve
liquor
store
panese
philosophy
of Bud'o (artfo insure that his command
Under the protection of the ial art) through the practice of
ot be caught with its col-, last Dec. 11.
Canada Evidence Act the juvenile kendo. It is my desire to be able
ie pants down. In acquitting Okada of the admitted he had made several to contribute to young kendo
utthis time one of his charge, Magistrate Murray 'Hyde such purchases on other oc- students the Budo ideals of vir
tue, humility, courage, and good
:
points out that the “Japa. w.
casions
at
other liquor stores. sportsmanship.”
said:
. on the West Coast are
Io V
OSAMU “SAM” KURIHARA
tial saboteurs and esp’onirio
DETROIT. — ’Three newlyigents, a mighty dangerous
created assistant district sales
I Column. This aide, accordmanagerships in Japan Air Lines’
,.0 my idea for the novel,
midwest offices have been filled
is reasons for hating the
by
Japanese-speaking personnel
nese ’.' Maybe one of them
sident,
personally
led
the
attack
MILLBRAE,
Calif.
—
Tire
Cali
“
But
our
Mr.
Republicanto
broaden sales activities and
otter grades than he did
on
the
chief
justice,
charging
fornia
Young
Republicans,
at
its
Sen.
Robert-Taft
of
Ohio
—
didn
’
t
better
serve Japanese clientele,
?h school and became the
that
at
the
outbreak
of
World
annual
convention
here
recently
panic.
He
defended
Japanese
according
to J.A.L.
ctorian, or maybe he lost
Osamu “Sam” Kurihara is as
i the all-conference wrest- assailed the U.S. Supreme Court War II, Warren had “without American citizens and said’ they
ieet to a sneaky little judo and its chief justice, Earl War any evidence before him, slander were entitled to due process of signed' to the Detroit office in
ed Japanese American citizens
the Book Building. He was
k name^ Watanabe. It ren, for their landmark decision by saying that they were more law.”
outlawing
compulsory
school
formerly with JAL’s interna
be easy to build up this
Gromala’s resolution then cal tional passenger sales division
prayers and the role played by dangerous than aliens.”
>f it.
Gromala declared it was time led upon Congress “to develop in Tokyo and has been with the
the then Attorney General of
to place Japanese to point out “that this man who protective legislation to pi’otect airline five and one-half years.
any rate, this aide keeps California
n? ^e commander that he Americans in internment camps is now all-out for civil rights all Americans from similar en Kurihara has a political science
be guilty of dereliction of during World War II, respec was something else in another croachments under civil rights degree 'from Waseda University
time.” He said Warren “went and, to prevent minorities from in Tokyo.
unless he takes every pre- tively.
All three men speak English
John Gromala, a Fortuna at along with the mass hysteria of having their liberties encroached
upon.”
(Cont. on Page 8)
and are married.
torney and outgoing CYR pre- the times.
I
Nisei Employee
Charged With
Labour Violation
Six Nisei Students Win
Dr. Shimizu Scholarships
Judge Sides With BC Liquor Store Clerk
I Supreme Court Justice Assailed For Evacuation
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Dates and Doings
Ifhe New Canadian's
Cosmopolitan Cuisine
| Monte Carlo Benefit Nite At. J.C.C. Centre Feb. 27th
RESIDENCE
OFFICE
EM. 4-1394
EM. 4-1395
Z Vatta Drive
HUdson MMS
A. E. McKague, Q.C.
Barrister & Solicitor
NOTARY PUBLIC
TORONTO.------ A Monte Carlo Benefit Nite has been planned
1008 Northern Ontario Building
for the J.C.C. Centre on Saturday. February 27th from 8 — 12 p.m.
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
Everyone welcome. An interesting and enjoyable evening’ is
TORONTO
promised for all. Admission is only 81-00 which includes
Mmmm Boy! Lobsters!
and refreshments.
J.C.C. Centre
ROYAL LOBSTER—Because of its majestic appearance and
delicate flavor, it is considered 'tire treat of all seafoods . . . piece
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Bus: 924-8153
Res: LE. 3-6759
resistance.
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St. Andrew's Anglican Church Union Service Sun.
LOBSTER CANTONESE
TORONTO. — St. Andrew’s Japanese Congregation’ will be
ERNEST JOMORI
Ingredients:
holding
their monthly Union Service this Sunday, 1 ebruary list in
hounds
fresh
lobster
or
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tails
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Chartered Accountant
English. Guest speaker for this occasion will. be tlie Kev. .-him
tbsp, salted black fermented beans
9
Karoras, minister from Africa. The subject of his sermon is en
cloves garlic
Suite 403
titled,
“Guidance of God.”
,
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1
1! cups chicken broth
Music will be supplied by the St. Andrews clioir. The chuici
-130 BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
pound pork, chopped well
extends a cordial welcome to all their friends.
.
tbsp, cornstarch
Rev. K. Imai
tsp. grated ginger
tbsp, sherry wine or sake
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— LIFE
J.C.C. Centre's Teens & Twenty Dance March Sth AUTO —ALLFIRE
Dash of pepper
FORMS
tsp. sugar
OF
TORONTO.—The Toronto Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
eggs, beaten
2
will be holding ;a dance for young people on Saturday, March OK.
Method:
Called! the “Teens and Twenties” dance, this affair was original, y
Clean .and cut lobster, shell and all, into 1 inch pieces. Heat scheduled in January but was cancelled due to the amount of othei I
in garlic
cloves, crushing
obout 3 tbsp, oil in a pan^and .throw
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consult
S spoon or fork as .they fry. Add minced pork, salt, pepper, major Nisei dances taking place at that time.
“Teens and Twenties” is being handled by a young peoples
KIYO HAMURA
bkek beans (crush beans as/you stir in pan), ginger and sugar.
group at the J.C. Cultural Centre. Location, if by some cnmice
TORONTO
Add the pieces of lobster, stir and fry for 2 minutes over you are still not aware of, is 123 Wynford Drive iiiboii Mills, Ont.
Bus, 366-5812 Res. PI. 9-8317
high* heat. Add the chicken broth and simmer over low fire xor
10 minutes.
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Mix cornstarch with little of the cold chicken broth and add
to the lobster mixture. Lower heat and when the gravy thickens,
Manitoba JCCA Reports On Latest Activities
remove from fire and stir in the beaten eggs. Serve while hot.
NISHIMURA
LOBSTER CANTONESE is a delicacy that is incredibly quick
WINNIPEG.—The February meeting of the Manitoba JCCA
mid simple to prepare. Yet, it is not seiwed too frequently in Executive Council was held on February _ 3rd at .the Manitoba
homes .Perhaps because we’ve become accustomed to the habit Buddhist Church Hall. W. T. Shibata, president chairedYhemeet
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of ordering them only on special occasions when we dine out. The ing which included: N. Shimizu, H. Hashimoto J. Koizumi K
fermented black beans are available at the Chinese groceries, anc Nakai A. Miki, F. Ejima, Y. Abe, M. Kawata, M. Koga, and '
they keep for a long time. Like miso, a little goes a long way m members of the executive of the Japanese Touth Organization
CUSTOM FRAMING
bringing magical changes to the flavor of a dish.
with Mr. Harold Onagi chairman.
1278 Yonge St. — Phone: 923-6877
results.
STUFFED LOBSTER
Membership campaign drew to a close with good
„
(S. of Woodlawn)
MJ CCA expressed appreciation to executives and members v-no
Toronto
Ingredients:
aided the membership and Outlook canvass.
lobster tails
Initial draft for the M.J.C.C.A. Telephone directory was coinpound shrimp
pleted at a special session held on Sunoay, Jan. -4th. The Lal is
shiitake
being translated into Japanese. It is being, circulated, to know1 can crab
ledgable members for checking. MJCCA stresses to all members
1
that they will not be held! responsible for- changes not brought
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
'/2 tsp. Ajinomoto
to notice since the Last MJCCA directory or changes(Since the
NOTARY PUBLIC
tbsp, milk
latest issue of the new Greater Winnipeg Directory. Advertising
Office Hours Saturday
tsp. salt
will be solicited by D. Oku, and W. Shibata The . Japanese Sectioi
October to April Inclusive
tbsp, grated cheese
3
committee was appointed with I. Hirayama, F. Ejima, and 1. A ■■
6.2 RICHMOND ST; WEST
Method:
Notice for changes should be brought to tlie attention of W. S
Suite 513 Temple Building
Remove the meat carefully from the lobster tails Cman
TORONTO
or N. Shimizu.
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shrimps, wash and drain them well. Place on.the-boaid and clop bata,The
report on the successful Keiroxai was made by Y. Abe.
Bes: RO. 7-3427
EM.
6-3323
It was recommended that a general charge be raised _to at least
into small pieces.
...
.
Mix the lobster, crab, egg and milk. Add salt and Ajinomoto. S2 00 to cover refreshments and! food. A recommendation to no.^
Soak shiitake in water, remove steam and mince. Bod foi 1 minute a dance for the younger people will be considered in next ye^
in a pan with ¥2 cup dashi or soup stocK. Drain shiitake and add event Carling Hall was .again selected for the event in x9bb,
with Sat., Jan. 29th as the tentative date.
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to the seafood mixture.
Stuff each tail with the nxixture and lastly, sprinkle grated
With the new elections coming closer^ the nominating com
cheese on top. Bake in a moderate oven for 20 minutes. Serve with mittee of M. Koga chairman, T. Koizumi, H. Onagi was selected
to
lemon wedges, mayonnaise or tartar sauce.
to briim
bring a slate of nominees for the March meeting.
The participation of the MJCCA during fhe Centennial year
was
was also
also discussed. Owing to no opinions for
ship, the permanent home issue may be alternated vith a pi es-ntaDRIVE SAFETY
tion of a Japanese original painting of sculpture (?) to the
AND LIVE!
tion
of New Art Centre. Whatever the decision taken, it will
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13841/2 Queen W.
Proposed
KXewith the Buddhist Church’s^ Building program or
OFFICE FORMS, BROCHURES, LETTERHEADS
Toronto
—
LE. 2would place stress on the General membership.
.
'$/uir //aA/iny^nviiaAicnS&enfae matches
Through cooperation of the Japanese Consulate Winnipeg,
the f hn, ‘Akimbo” has been obtained and will ?e shown one
dav only at 2 P.M. Sunday, Feb. 21st, at the Manitoba Buddhist
HARRY S. KONDO
CALL YOUR BID CROSS
DANFORTH
Church.'Silver collection will be taken to covei-expenses.
^^
627 BAY ST., TORONTO
Phone'368-9768
■Memorial Senbosh service was held at the Man. buaankL
SPORTING
Church and Mr. Y. Abe, represented the MJCCA at the^ even u on
Sat Feb 6th. MJCCA president, W. Shibata, will represent the
GOODS
MJCCA at the Chinese New Year Banquet under co-sponsorship
of Sie Chines? Student’s Union and the Winnipeg Chinese FellowSKATES, SKIS
By STELLA ITO
|
INSTANCE
Lucien C. Kurata, Q. C
PRINTING
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"^^The Consulate has indicated concern for immigrant domestic^
who have been reported coming to Manitoba to work im Occiden-ai
Somes If any peYsons hearing of ill-treatment or difficulties en
countered by these new citizens, notification is requested to the
(Member of Toronto Real Estate Board)
K. Hori Real Estate —- AM. 1-5194
CHINA HOUSE
Proudly Presents For Your Enjoyment
Our New
“Cherry Blossom Room"
With Japanese Motif
—
Phone RU. 1-9124
Hall.
Wally Shibata
_
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 21,
BANQUETS AND SOCIALS
925 Eglinton Ave. W.
MJCCA.
—
\
1
The President notified the Executive Council that he had
attended the last citizenship council meeting and at that time th
council has been received as members of the Canadian Citizenship
Council of Ottawa. Consequently the MJCCA has become an of
ficial member of the National Council.
The President, will represent the MJCCA at the next Folk
Council meeting when called.
A taned recording of the Tokyo Olympics (highlights) in
Tauatesl has been received by W. Shibata Jha-Canada , corresnondent for Radio Japan, and this was aired at the meeting.
P
Next meeting of the MJCCA Executive Council will be held
on Wed., March 10th, 7:30 P.M. at the Manitoba Buddhist Church
Toronto, Ont.
1965
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 AX Morning Service
2:00 P.M. Kujo Takeko Memorial
Rev. V^atanahe
918 Bathurst St.
SKATE
AND
SHARPENING
551 Danforth Ave.,
(nwr Cailaw)
Georya Fukusaka
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Open Thur, and Fri. Until 9 p. m.
Formal
Rentals
Reserve
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc,
ALNA
Of Toronto
Sus Nagai
437 DANFORTH AVE.
PHOICE: 463-8104
^VediiestosJ££k22^^
Dates and Doings
Ifhe New Canadian's
Cosmopolitan Cuisine
| Monte Carlo Benefit Nite At. J.C.C. Centre Feb. 27th
RESIDENCE
OFFICE
EM. 4-1394
EM. 4-1395
Z Vatta Drive
HUdson MMS
A. E. McKague, Q.C.
Barrister & Solicitor
NOTARY PUBLIC
TORONTO.------ A Monte Carlo Benefit Nite has been planned
1008 Northern Ontario Building
for the J.C.C. Centre on Saturday. February 27th from 8 — 12 p.m.
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
Everyone welcome. An interesting and enjoyable evening’ is
TORONTO
promised for all. Admission is only 81-00 which includes
Mmmm Boy! Lobsters!
and refreshments.
J.C.C. Centre
ROYAL LOBSTER—Because of its majestic appearance and
delicate flavor, it is considered 'tire treat of all seafoods . . . piece
*
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*
Bus: 924-8153
Res: LE. 3-6759
resistance.
de
St. Andrew's Anglican Church Union Service Sun.
LOBSTER CANTONESE
TORONTO. — St. Andrew’s Japanese Congregation’ will be
ERNEST JOMORI
Ingredients:
holding
their monthly Union Service this Sunday, 1 ebruary list in
hounds
fresh
lobster
or
lobster
tails
o
Chartered Accountant
English. Guest speaker for this occasion will. be tlie Kev. .-him
tbsp, salted black fermented beans
9
Karoras, minister from Africa. The subject of his sermon is en
cloves garlic
Suite 403
titled,
“Guidance of God.”
,
, .
1
1! cups chicken broth
Music will be supplied by the St. Andrews clioir. The chuici
-130 BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
pound pork, chopped well
extends a cordial welcome to all their friends.
.
tbsp, cornstarch
Rev. K. Imai
tsp. grated ginger
tbsp, sherry wine or sake
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1
tsp. salt
— LIFE
J.C.C. Centre's Teens & Twenty Dance March Sth AUTO —ALLFIRE
Dash of pepper
FORMS
tsp. sugar
OF
TORONTO.—The Toronto Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
eggs, beaten
2
will be holding ;a dance for young people on Saturday, March OK.
Method:
Called! the “Teens and Twenties” dance, this affair was original, y
Clean .and cut lobster, shell and all, into 1 inch pieces. Heat scheduled in January but was cancelled due to the amount of othei I
in garlic
cloves, crushing
obout 3 tbsp, oil in a pan^and .throw
_
consult
S spoon or fork as .they fry. Add minced pork, salt, pepper, major Nisei dances taking place at that time.
“Teens and Twenties” is being handled by a young peoples
KIYO HAMURA
bkek beans (crush beans as/you stir in pan), ginger and sugar.
group at the J.C. Cultural Centre. Location, if by some cnmice
TORONTO
Add the pieces of lobster, stir and fry for 2 minutes over you are still not aware of, is 123 Wynford Drive iiiboii Mills, Ont.
Bus, 366-5812 Res. PI. 9-8317
high* heat. Add the chicken broth and simmer over low fire xor
10 minutes.
, . ,
, n
jj
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Mix cornstarch with little of the cold chicken broth and add
to the lobster mixture. Lower heat and when the gravy thickens,
Manitoba JCCA Reports On Latest Activities
remove from fire and stir in the beaten eggs. Serve while hot.
NISHIMURA
LOBSTER CANTONESE is a delicacy that is incredibly quick
WINNIPEG.—The February meeting of the Manitoba JCCA
mid simple to prepare. Yet, it is not seiwed too frequently in Executive Council was held on February _ 3rd at .the Manitoba
homes .Perhaps because we’ve become accustomed to the habit Buddhist Church Hall. W. T. Shibata, president chairedYhemeet
Picture Frames
of ordering them only on special occasions when we dine out. The ing which included: N. Shimizu, H. Hashimoto J. Koizumi K
fermented black beans are available at the Chinese groceries, anc Nakai A. Miki, F. Ejima, Y. Abe, M. Kawata, M. Koga, and '
they keep for a long time. Like miso, a little goes a long way m members of the executive of the Japanese Touth Organization
CUSTOM FRAMING
bringing magical changes to the flavor of a dish.
with Mr. Harold Onagi chairman.
1278 Yonge St. — Phone: 923-6877
results.
STUFFED LOBSTER
Membership campaign drew to a close with good
„
(S. of Woodlawn)
MJ CCA expressed appreciation to executives and members v-no
Toronto
Ingredients:
aided the membership and Outlook canvass.
lobster tails
Initial draft for the M.J.C.C.A. Telephone directory was coinpound shrimp
pleted at a special session held on Sunoay, Jan. -4th. The Lal is
shiitake
being translated into Japanese. It is being, circulated, to know1 can crab
ledgable members for checking. MJCCA stresses to all members
1
that they will not be held! responsible for- changes not brought
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
'/2 tsp. Ajinomoto
to notice since the Last MJCCA directory or changes(Since the
NOTARY PUBLIC
tbsp, milk
latest issue of the new Greater Winnipeg Directory. Advertising
Office Hours Saturday
tsp. salt
will be solicited by D. Oku, and W. Shibata The . Japanese Sectioi
October to April Inclusive
tbsp, grated cheese
3
committee was appointed with I. Hirayama, F. Ejima, and 1. A ■■
6.2 RICHMOND ST; WEST
Method:
Notice for changes should be brought to tlie attention of W. S
Suite 513 Temple Building
Remove the meat carefully from the lobster tails Cman
TORONTO
or N. Shimizu.
’ _ . , .
□ l ,
shrimps, wash and drain them well. Place on.the-boaid and clop bata,The
report on the successful Keiroxai was made by Y. Abe.
Bes: RO. 7-3427
EM.
6-3323
It was recommended that a general charge be raised _to at least
into small pieces.
...
.
Mix the lobster, crab, egg and milk. Add salt and Ajinomoto. S2 00 to cover refreshments and! food. A recommendation to no.^
Soak shiitake in water, remove steam and mince. Bod foi 1 minute a dance for the younger people will be considered in next ye^
in a pan with ¥2 cup dashi or soup stocK. Drain shiitake and add event Carling Hall was .again selected for the event in x9bb,
with Sat., Jan. 29th as the tentative date.
.
_
z
to the seafood mixture.
Stuff each tail with the nxixture and lastly, sprinkle grated
With the new elections coming closer^ the nominating com
cheese on top. Bake in a moderate oven for 20 minutes. Serve with mittee of M. Koga chairman, T. Koizumi, H. Onagi was selected
to
lemon wedges, mayonnaise or tartar sauce.
to briim
bring a slate of nominees for the March meeting.
The participation of the MJCCA during fhe Centennial year
was
was also
also discussed. Owing to no opinions for
ship, the permanent home issue may be alternated vith a pi es-ntaDRIVE SAFETY
tion of a Japanese original painting of sculpture (?) to the
AND LIVE!
tion
of New Art Centre. Whatever the decision taken, it will
OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS
13841/2 Queen W.
Proposed
KXewith the Buddhist Church’s^ Building program or
OFFICE FORMS, BROCHURES, LETTERHEADS
Toronto
—
LE. 2would place stress on the General membership.
.
'$/uir //aA/iny^nviiaAicnS&enfae matches
Through cooperation of the Japanese Consulate Winnipeg,
the f hn, ‘Akimbo” has been obtained and will ?e shown one
dav only at 2 P.M. Sunday, Feb. 21st, at the Manitoba Buddhist
HARRY S. KONDO
CALL YOUR BID CROSS
DANFORTH
Church.'Silver collection will be taken to covei-expenses.
^^
627 BAY ST., TORONTO
Phone'368-9768
■Memorial Senbosh service was held at the Man. buaankL
SPORTING
Church and Mr. Y. Abe, represented the MJCCA at the^ even u on
Sat Feb 6th. MJCCA president, W. Shibata, will represent the
GOODS
MJCCA at the Chinese New Year Banquet under co-sponsorship
of Sie Chines? Student’s Union and the Winnipeg Chinese FellowSKATES, SKIS
By STELLA ITO
|
INSTANCE
Lucien C. Kurata, Q. C
PRINTING
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"^^The Consulate has indicated concern for immigrant domestic^
who have been reported coming to Manitoba to work im Occiden-ai
Somes If any peYsons hearing of ill-treatment or difficulties en
countered by these new citizens, notification is requested to the
(Member of Toronto Real Estate Board)
K. Hori Real Estate —- AM. 1-5194
CHINA HOUSE
Proudly Presents For Your Enjoyment
Our New
“Cherry Blossom Room"
With Japanese Motif
—
Phone RU. 1-9124
Hall.
Wally Shibata
_
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 21,
BANQUETS AND SOCIALS
925 Eglinton Ave. W.
MJCCA.
—
\
1
The President notified the Executive Council that he had
attended the last citizenship council meeting and at that time th
council has been received as members of the Canadian Citizenship
Council of Ottawa. Consequently the MJCCA has become an of
ficial member of the National Council.
The President, will represent the MJCCA at the next Folk
Council meeting when called.
A taned recording of the Tokyo Olympics (highlights) in
Tauatesl has been received by W. Shibata Jha-Canada , corresnondent for Radio Japan, and this was aired at the meeting.
P
Next meeting of the MJCCA Executive Council will be held
on Wed., March 10th, 7:30 P.M. at the Manitoba Buddhist Church
Toronto, Ont.
1965
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 AX Morning Service
2:00 P.M. Kujo Takeko Memorial
Rev. V^atanahe
918 Bathurst St.
SKATE
AND
SHARPENING
551 Danforth Ave.,
(nwr Cailaw)
Georya Fukusaka
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Open Thur, and Fri. Until 9 p. m.
Formal
Rentals
Reserve
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc,
ALNA
Of Toronto
Sus Nagai
437 DANFORTH AVE.
PHOICE: 463-8104
Page 8
Page 8
Japan’s Teenagers
Wednesday, February 17 13g.
Japanese Are Familiar
With U.S. Wild West
THE HEW CANADA
Authorized as second aas,
lor P.TVm0^ of postage h TL
Post Office Department, Ottcr^*'
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher K r
be placed under custody of re •
TSUMURA
English ’i
performances
and
“
could
pro
of
LOS
ANGELES.
—
One
formatory schools.
bably still be playing- there” be Editor,
■
KEN MORI,
Japanese teenTOKYO.
Officials do not disclose the the many bonds that today link
agers today are tall and behave number of youths held in re Americans with the Japanese is cause of the desire on the part Section Editor and Advertise
of the Japanese to see real cow
so revolutionary that their el formatory schools.
SUBSCRIPTION
the
delight
that
the
men,
women
boys
and Indians in the flesh.
ders blink their eyes in aston
54-00 par 5 months
the
Officials say that one of
and children of both countries
17.00 per year
ishment.
“American baseball is exastonishing phenomena of juve
Today’s young people look nile crimes in post war years get from the wild west.
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
treniely popular. in ' Japan
healthy, are generally happy-go- is the apparent increase in rape.
This is the observation of everyone knows, Casey said. In
Toronto 2-B. Ont,
lucky and are quick to grasp the
Two
reasons
are
generally
Casey
Tibbs,
the
world
famous
a very few years I think you
EMpire 6-5005
mode of living of the teenagers
cf bronco rider, who toured three
in Europe and the United States. cited for them: the abolition
will
see
more
and
more
rodeos
redlight districts and more re- of Japan’s principal cities in 1962
Born after. 1945 and having no ports of rape cases after the with his own rodeo and appear- playing there. The people there
experience with the plight of war.
ed before hundreds of thousands are extremely interestd in. our
World War Two, Japan’s more
of
Oriental fans.'
Another reason is the freewest. Everywhere I went I was
than nine million youths (those dom of teenage male and female
“We discovered that many of asked questions about the Alamo,
from 15 to 19 years old) think association in school and in ex
them were interested in what Wyatt Earp, Wild Bill Hickock,
Female Help Wanted J
and act differently from their tracurricular activities.
was .going on in Washington of Buffalo Bill and other famous HOMESEWERS for plain machine.?^
older brothers and sisters.
Amusement centres in large- course,” the strapping, curlying on dresses ; and sportswear. aS?
The teenagers’ average height cities in Japan provide abundant haired cowboy stated. “But we. westerners.”
670 Richmond Street West, downstairs;
is 165 centimeters or about 1G facilities for young boys and also found out that many Japa
Penthouse Sportswear. (Toronto); A"^
The rodeo star said American
centimeters taller than teenag girls to have fun: Movie hous- nese we spoke to were just as
SEWING- blouses at home. We d.'lii^
ers 20 years ago. Health experts es, ice skating rinks, bowling interested in what went on in westerns on movies and tele- and
pick up. Metro Toronto;^
probably
the
most
vision
were
predict that with rapid changes alleys and dance halls.
suburbs. Please phone 363-2782 (To®
Tombstone, Dodge- City, Lara popular shows with the Japanese onto).
in Japanese dietry habits, the
Japanese teenagers, like their
and that while American young
people of this Land of the Ris counterparts in other countries, mie and Cheyenne.”
LEGAL secretaries for large interne
ing-Sun will no long’er be short like to see movies, go to dance - Casey recalled that his 1962 sters run around in space, suits tionral law firm. Contact: S. M. SiaelOriental boys and girls' go 364-4451 .. (Toronto).
./a
in stature and may very well be halls .and bowling alleys.
rodeo in Japan was a tremen the
for
western costumes.
able to reach the height of west
Authorities frown on these dous success.
Male Help Wanted w
erners.
“All in all, I think it is a won
places as the cradle of crimes.
“
When
we
toured
Tokyo,
NaAMBITIOUS
man to train as reWhile fast catching up with They have tried to keep youtns
derful thing,” Casey added. “It cord-changer-young
technician.
Steady wore
goya
and
Fukuoka
three
years
Japanese
the west in height,
out of these places after certain ago' we had 58 cowboys, and brings the two countries together West-end. - Kipling and Bloor district.
youngsters today also are quick hours of a day.
with something they both can Apply T. Nishi, 239-2913. Evening;
cowgirls and 72 head of live- understand. I don’t know too 259-6973 (Toronto).
to learn bad things as well,
Smoking, by young people also stock,” Casey said. The audience
largely from movies, television
poses
a big- headache to law en we played to in J apan were the much about politics and diplo
Rooms'To Let
and books.
macy, but I do know that our
forcement authorities. Many have greatest.”
a
big
Juvenile delinquency is
best good will ambassadors to ONE small room upstairs. Suitable Jot
been caught for smoking but
headache to government offi- there apparently has been no
Casey . stated that while in Japan ..are our cowboys and In young man. Phone 469-0539 (Toronto!
cials.
Crimes committed by success in curbing the young Japan his rodeo mates gave .126 dians.”
.
young people tend to increase sters’ habits of smoking.
Use New Canadian Ads
year after year.
young
Officials say some
Crimes such as theft, robbery,
For Best Results
assault, blackmail, murder and sters’ after learning smoking,
with hood
rape have been committed more begin associating
TOKYO.-—Japan is experienc labor market in the past year
centres and ing a contradictory situation in alone.
lums
in
amusement
by young people in post-war
'
years compared with years be become “gurentai” (gangsters’ its labor situation with an in
Decreasing employment in coal
young corps).
fore the war.
tense shortage of young workers mining and in agriculture has
SKI RENTALS
Tea houses in metropolitan and a surplus of older men and
The latest x official statistics
brought
about
the
surplus
of
on teenage crimes showed that areas provide the nation’s youths women seeking employment.
older workers. Many of the older
in 1963, a total of 226,938 teen with room to stay all night,
workers
have found jobs in
Various
factors
have
brought
age boys and girls were arrest drinking coffee and listening about the shortage of young smaller industries while larger
OSCAR'S
ed on suspicion of committing to music.
companies spend - large sums
workers
but
the
main
ones
are
Dundas
(at DuJJerin)—LE. 2-4267
1500
But the government clamped the declining birth rate over the recruiting young workers, even
various crimes. Thefts topped
with 101,283, followed by as down on all-night tea houses just past 15 or 20 years and a grow some of the larger, firms have
saults with 10,108 and rape 4,- before the Tokyo Olympic Games ing demand among young people been forced to increase the maxi
last October. So far, these es for a higher education.
411.
mum age of new workers from
- ■
It is a good policy to
In addition, officials say tens tablishments remain closed after
have the. RIGHT POLICY
35 years to 45 years because of
Traditionally, many young Ja the 1 shortage of, younger people.
of thousands of youngsters were 11 p.m.Consult
panese
have, left school’ after Despite such steps, the surplus
caught for traffic violations.
Teenage girls are prone to
WALES and DUNCAN
Under Japanese law, persons adopting some • unusual cloth completing junior high, school at of older workers still continues
about the age of 15. However, because few- companies tare will
under 20 years old are consider ing.
INSURANCE AGENTS
Last summer, they suddenly this year, less than , 500,000 of ing to spend' the necessary money
ed minors and crimes commit
ted by juveniles are handled , by began appearing in the • Ginza the 2,350,000 junior high school to train them in technical jobs
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
the family court.
■— Tokyo’s Fifth Avenue — graduates went job-hunting. The which they may be able to hold
Phone WA. 1-3171
rest went on to higher education.
Minor criminal offenders are wearing long skirts and light This resulted in .a deficit of for only a few years.
generally released after under sweaters and carrying big rice 70,000 young
workers in the
going
questioning by police sacks.
authorities on the condition that , They just wandered in streets,
they be subject to strict surveil shop operators complained of Novel Plot
lance by their parents.
their presence and police dis
(Cont. From Page 1)
But serious criminal offend persed them..
ers such as those arrested on
More and more teenage girls
(Dining Lounge)
suspicion of committing murder, today wear make-up in sharp caution to safeguard the West
Toronto, .Canada
118
Elizabeth
St.
assaults and rape are recom contrast to the days before the Coast, and that he faces a great
unfathomable hazard in the in
mended by the family court to war.
Phone: 364-3481
scrutable “Japanese” who are
(4 Lines To Serve You)
demonstrating their treachery by
buying war bonds, trying to en
CATERING SERVICE - “TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
list in the Army, cooperating
Specializing In Chinese Food
with local authorities, denounc
ing the .attack on Pearl Harbor,
For Business Or Private Parties
and refraining from committing
WEDDING
RECEPTIONS (Large or Small)
sabotage.
DINNER MUSIC NIGHTLY
This commander, as I see him,
Businessmen Luncheon
is a pretty decent sort of fellow
at heart, but like Queeg, he’s
I We Cater To Parties And Banquets
frightened. He’s afraid - of what
might happen if he doesn’t listen
TAKE OUT SERVICE
to his aide, and he’s afraid of
U'n^lpyou
Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. 8-0035
what will happen. And so, like
123A Dundas St. West
Queeg, he’s tom by his fears
Toronto 2, Ont.
Ie/e" Your
until he almost goes out of his
Parking At Bay & Dundas
mind, partly because he has read
something somewhere about the'
Bill of Rights.
In the end1, he decides that
the aide is right—he just can
not take a chance—and so he
See the r
C£^NTS
orders the Great Evacuation.
for your wedding candids
And just as he expected his
e c°™P!ete cctnl
Cctologue Qf
order is approved right up the.
and special events
line because all his superiors
sc. desperately involved with the
Big Decisions of fighting the
war that a basic breach of civil
rights somehow escapes their at
22 Peterlee Crescent
tention, and a great tragedy is
approved.
Islington, Ontario
BElmont 3-3095
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- THE NEW CANADIAN
Well, that’s the idea, and since
479 Queen St. W.
I haven't copyrighted it, it’s free
for anyone to pick up and de
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
velop into a best seller, maybe.
By TED SHIMIZU
Short of Young Men But Plenty of Old
SKIS
SKATES
Lichee Garden J
Banquet Facilities
JACK
| HEMMY
Japan’s Teenagers
Wednesday, February 17 13g.
Japanese Are Familiar
With U.S. Wild West
THE HEW CANADA
Authorized as second aas,
lor P.TVm0^ of postage h TL
Post Office Department, Ottcr^*'
T. UMEZUKI, Publisher K r
be placed under custody of re •
TSUMURA
English ’i
performances
and
“
could
pro
of
LOS
ANGELES.
—
One
formatory schools.
bably still be playing- there” be Editor,
■
KEN MORI,
Japanese teenTOKYO.
Officials do not disclose the the many bonds that today link
agers today are tall and behave number of youths held in re Americans with the Japanese is cause of the desire on the part Section Editor and Advertise
of the Japanese to see real cow
so revolutionary that their el formatory schools.
SUBSCRIPTION
the
delight
that
the
men,
women
boys
and Indians in the flesh.
ders blink their eyes in aston
54-00 par 5 months
the
Officials say that one of
and children of both countries
17.00 per year
ishment.
“American baseball is exastonishing phenomena of juve
Today’s young people look nile crimes in post war years get from the wild west.
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
treniely popular. in ' Japan
healthy, are generally happy-go- is the apparent increase in rape.
This is the observation of everyone knows, Casey said. In
Toronto 2-B. Ont,
lucky and are quick to grasp the
Two
reasons
are
generally
Casey
Tibbs,
the
world
famous
a very few years I think you
EMpire 6-5005
mode of living of the teenagers
cf bronco rider, who toured three
in Europe and the United States. cited for them: the abolition
will
see
more
and
more
rodeos
redlight districts and more re- of Japan’s principal cities in 1962
Born after. 1945 and having no ports of rape cases after the with his own rodeo and appear- playing there. The people there
experience with the plight of war.
ed before hundreds of thousands are extremely interestd in. our
World War Two, Japan’s more
of
Oriental fans.'
Another reason is the freewest. Everywhere I went I was
than nine million youths (those dom of teenage male and female
“We discovered that many of asked questions about the Alamo,
from 15 to 19 years old) think association in school and in ex
them were interested in what Wyatt Earp, Wild Bill Hickock,
Female Help Wanted J
and act differently from their tracurricular activities.
was .going on in Washington of Buffalo Bill and other famous HOMESEWERS for plain machine.?^
older brothers and sisters.
Amusement centres in large- course,” the strapping, curlying on dresses ; and sportswear. aS?
The teenagers’ average height cities in Japan provide abundant haired cowboy stated. “But we. westerners.”
670 Richmond Street West, downstairs;
is 165 centimeters or about 1G facilities for young boys and also found out that many Japa
Penthouse Sportswear. (Toronto); A"^
The rodeo star said American
centimeters taller than teenag girls to have fun: Movie hous- nese we spoke to were just as
SEWING- blouses at home. We d.'lii^
ers 20 years ago. Health experts es, ice skating rinks, bowling interested in what went on in westerns on movies and tele- and
pick up. Metro Toronto;^
probably
the
most
vision
were
predict that with rapid changes alleys and dance halls.
suburbs. Please phone 363-2782 (To®
Tombstone, Dodge- City, Lara popular shows with the Japanese onto).
in Japanese dietry habits, the
Japanese teenagers, like their
and that while American young
people of this Land of the Ris counterparts in other countries, mie and Cheyenne.”
LEGAL secretaries for large interne
ing-Sun will no long’er be short like to see movies, go to dance - Casey recalled that his 1962 sters run around in space, suits tionral law firm. Contact: S. M. SiaelOriental boys and girls' go 364-4451 .. (Toronto).
./a
in stature and may very well be halls .and bowling alleys.
rodeo in Japan was a tremen the
for
western costumes.
able to reach the height of west
Authorities frown on these dous success.
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erners.
“All in all, I think it is a won
places as the cradle of crimes.
“
When
we
toured
Tokyo,
NaAMBITIOUS
man to train as reWhile fast catching up with They have tried to keep youtns
derful thing,” Casey added. “It cord-changer-young
technician.
Steady wore
goya
and
Fukuoka
three
years
Japanese
the west in height,
out of these places after certain ago' we had 58 cowboys, and brings the two countries together West-end. - Kipling and Bloor district.
youngsters today also are quick hours of a day.
with something they both can Apply T. Nishi, 239-2913. Evening;
cowgirls and 72 head of live- understand. I don’t know too 259-6973 (Toronto).
to learn bad things as well,
Smoking, by young people also stock,” Casey said. The audience
largely from movies, television
poses
a big- headache to law en we played to in J apan were the much about politics and diplo
Rooms'To Let
and books.
macy, but I do know that our
forcement authorities. Many have greatest.”
a
big
Juvenile delinquency is
best good will ambassadors to ONE small room upstairs. Suitable Jot
been caught for smoking but
headache to government offi- there apparently has been no
Casey . stated that while in Japan ..are our cowboys and In young man. Phone 469-0539 (Toronto!
cials.
Crimes committed by success in curbing the young Japan his rodeo mates gave .126 dians.”
.
young people tend to increase sters’ habits of smoking.
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year after year.
young
Officials say some
Crimes such as theft, robbery,
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with hood
rape have been committed more begin associating
TOKYO.-—Japan is experienc labor market in the past year
centres and ing a contradictory situation in alone.
lums
in
amusement
by young people in post-war
'
years compared with years be become “gurentai” (gangsters’ its labor situation with an in
Decreasing employment in coal
young corps).
fore the war.
tense shortage of young workers mining and in agriculture has
SKI RENTALS
Tea houses in metropolitan and a surplus of older men and
The latest x official statistics
brought
about
the
surplus
of
on teenage crimes showed that areas provide the nation’s youths women seeking employment.
older workers. Many of the older
in 1963, a total of 226,938 teen with room to stay all night,
workers
have found jobs in
Various
factors
have
brought
age boys and girls were arrest drinking coffee and listening about the shortage of young smaller industries while larger
OSCAR'S
ed on suspicion of committing to music.
companies spend - large sums
workers
but
the
main
ones
are
Dundas
(at DuJJerin)—LE. 2-4267
1500
But the government clamped the declining birth rate over the recruiting young workers, even
various crimes. Thefts topped
with 101,283, followed by as down on all-night tea houses just past 15 or 20 years and a grow some of the larger, firms have
saults with 10,108 and rape 4,- before the Tokyo Olympic Games ing demand among young people been forced to increase the maxi
last October. So far, these es for a higher education.
411.
mum age of new workers from
- ■
It is a good policy to
In addition, officials say tens tablishments remain closed after
have the. RIGHT POLICY
35 years to 45 years because of
Traditionally, many young Ja the 1 shortage of, younger people.
of thousands of youngsters were 11 p.m.Consult
panese
have, left school’ after Despite such steps, the surplus
caught for traffic violations.
Teenage girls are prone to
WALES and DUNCAN
Under Japanese law, persons adopting some • unusual cloth completing junior high, school at of older workers still continues
about the age of 15. However, because few- companies tare will
under 20 years old are consider ing.
INSURANCE AGENTS
Last summer, they suddenly this year, less than , 500,000 of ing to spend' the necessary money
ed minors and crimes commit
ted by juveniles are handled , by began appearing in the • Ginza the 2,350,000 junior high school to train them in technical jobs
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
the family court.
■— Tokyo’s Fifth Avenue — graduates went job-hunting. The which they may be able to hold
Phone WA. 1-3171
rest went on to higher education.
Minor criminal offenders are wearing long skirts and light This resulted in .a deficit of for only a few years.
generally released after under sweaters and carrying big rice 70,000 young
workers in the
going
questioning by police sacks.
authorities on the condition that , They just wandered in streets,
they be subject to strict surveil shop operators complained of Novel Plot
lance by their parents.
their presence and police dis
(Cont. From Page 1)
But serious criminal offend persed them..
ers such as those arrested on
More and more teenage girls
(Dining Lounge)
suspicion of committing murder, today wear make-up in sharp caution to safeguard the West
Toronto, .Canada
118
Elizabeth
St.
assaults and rape are recom contrast to the days before the Coast, and that he faces a great
unfathomable hazard in the in
mended by the family court to war.
Phone: 364-3481
scrutable “Japanese” who are
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demonstrating their treachery by
buying war bonds, trying to en
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list in the Army, cooperating
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with local authorities, denounc
ing the .attack on Pearl Harbor,
For Business Or Private Parties
and refraining from committing
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sabotage.
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This commander, as I see him,
Businessmen Luncheon
is a pretty decent sort of fellow
at heart, but like Queeg, he’s
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frightened. He’s afraid - of what
might happen if he doesn’t listen
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to his aide, and he’s afraid of
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Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. 8-0035
what will happen. And so, like
123A Dundas St. West
Queeg, he’s tom by his fears
Toronto 2, Ont.
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until he almost goes out of his
Parking At Bay & Dundas
mind, partly because he has read
something somewhere about the'
Bill of Rights.
In the end1, he decides that
the aide is right—he just can
not take a chance—and so he
See the r
C£^NTS
orders the Great Evacuation.
for your wedding candids
And just as he expected his
e c°™P!ete cctnl
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order is approved right up the.
and special events
line because all his superiors
sc. desperately involved with the
Big Decisions of fighting the
war that a basic breach of civil
rights somehow escapes their at
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