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THE HEW CAKADIAH
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
MAY
J�Toronto. Toronto JCCA An* nual Spring Frolic. UNF Au-
drtorium, i*-t a.m.
J�-Vancouver. Vancouver JCCA Hooky T(*nk Dance, Alf Car-son's R-pioce orchestra, at Hastings Auditorium, 9 p.m.
^-Montreal. Quebec JCCA-.
N'isei Campus Club (Graduates' . Tf-a fur l'ni>:�;;rsity and High '-Sfhool !^radu:it(*s of 1951, .St. j Ua})h:n'! llouso, 7:�'{(.) p.m.
ij~-TonVnlo; ('tub Adelphi May
vorsity. .S(t'ttK:hn^it Hnusr, If) (!-rai \%v Mow I. S:.'il) 'p.m.
7- .TalxT.' Alb�>rta JCCA fcec-� OIM! Cnuiicil Meet ing."
:^-~t��ront<), Toronto JCCA's lie-.'
,ci)gni'iuiis.' !'aiu|uot for .Co-'
Openiti'yt.i' Committee"/ at
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L'; -Torotitci. -Mrtropo.litan Nisei
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\\akai'\ AIvtro|)o!itah Clun'ch
HonK.\ 5| Hond St. 2 to fi p.m,
'"� ;lvOTh!�:-|.M^; A!I>Orta;- JCCA Third:�Coiiiull- Mooting, YM-CA.
The inusir iha.t 'c:m deepest reach, Aiul ciiro aa.i'!, is cordial speech.
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another one of their offenaiveg. The whole war is just one silly football game with each side taking turns carrying the ball.
M: It's one big bloody mess. I don't know when the big one is coming but I'm glad I'm out of it.
G: I took a glance in a Communist paper and all I read was this stuff aJ>out Yankee Agres-sion in Korea and then I read one of the evening papers and I read about Red Agression in Korea. I sometimes got so confused, I didn't know where to turn. I know I was supposed to.be"a good democratic citizen and call do�-n the Comniunists but to tell you the truth; I never even knew what it was really all about!
M: Ha!,Even the soldiers fighting in Korea don't know what they're fighting about.
G: It gets me so. mad. All those nice young boys being killed ...
M: My dear girl, nice young joys have to be killed in the vars that have to be waged to keep the capitalist system prospering. - - ,;.': . G: I don't understand. You talk just like a Communist? Didn't you' 1 ike ihc count f y you were living in? - ' . ".' ',
M: No, Tin not a Communist. I'hv just the typo who sits back and sheers at both sides, No, what I wanted was some perfect government where everybody can live peacefully side by side; :
G: My, what an idealist you turned out to be! .
M:.Nowadays it's dangerous to be a' Communist;.There's a great big witch-hunt going on all over the country. Even if you wear a red tic or a^ red sox, some people Will call you a Communist. I re nenibor oHly recently a world-famous entertainer was refuset a visa to enter the U.S. because he had once sighed a peace peti tion. People get frightened into
namc -:al 1 ing and head^chopping.
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G: Yes, there seeins to be nothing solid and basic in this world any more. Nothing 'to ..rely on as being able t�i stand the test of tiine.. Kvcii: I^>vo! Love is nothing--" hut a cheap thing now. A. commodity with a prire-t.ig, no
M: I seem'.to dts!tv;t strain? Of disiUu?!onnvojit in your statement. - :
It: Don! you . iv.eh fool the same way ? Doesn't making a KIG iznprcssion when you gel il.iv/!!. to ba;-:c factsv r.-.oan every-th:r.^. - V/o-'ve L�st . our-cx-hoopts uf yhat i.- :ix�'od- and not.�; so ' il'xxi. ^V'.J have to ha\v a shiny j r:ir. �: !):-^ >�.>!! of l*'i'.<, a i
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ENGAGEMENTS
MONTREAL � On May JO, Mr. tsuruichi Oike of Montreal announced the engagement of his thirid daughter Phyllis to Mr. Nobby Nodat third son of Mr. Kichimatsu Noda of Japan. Engagement party was held at the Tea Gardeti Cafe.
Baishakunihs for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Takazo Wata-nabe.
MARRIAGES SAKAUYE -> YAMAMOTO
MONTREAL � The marriage of Kimiypj second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shigeru Yamamoto of Montreal, and :Mr. Tatsuo Sakauye of Montreal took place at the Japanese United Church on May 22. Rev. T. Komiyama officiated.
following reception at Tea Gardens, the couple went to New York for their .honeymoon trip.
Toronto JCCA Cords Spring Frolic Tonite
An ideal way to spend the night before the raid-week holiday, is to go dancing at the Toronto JCCA's Annual Spring f^KP lie tonight, May 23, at the UNF Auditorium, 297 College St. --Dancing is from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., admission is 75 cents, and everyone is welcome. Door prizes will be given.
Qlub Actelphi Slates "Merry-go-Round'' Hop
The public is cordially invited to attend the May Merry-go Round Dance sponsored by Club" Adelphi. It will be held on Saturday, May 26, at the University Settlement House at 15 Grange Road. Dahcing will be froni8:30 "p.m; y--.:.-. ; s -�,-'�; � '.'. ;" �/ '.� -.;- ��'
Dancing music Avill be supplied by leading orchestras. Adnvission is 35 cents. :
G: It's said that.only the ignorant are truly happy, and conte.nl. It's pretty true don't you think?
M: But it's a bovine sort of happiness. It's like cows who are content just munching their cud in the'-meadow'; No exercise of intellect. - ; -
G: I 'think being able to see the faults and.'�.weaknesses, in people who make up this -'.world makes you a better person. One gets a better understanding .of what life is all ahout.
M: Well, vvc're moving up .tho line, now. ;I guess we'll have to i'ontin.no this �.�po'inc-" other tim.c.
'-�Maybo- I'll see "ypii in Hdl.
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By now the lineup has edged -up the desk where someane is b'Jsy intei view ing the incoming people. l\ is impossible, at lhi= dis'.ancc, to sec whether he ix scaring wingi or horns. Bu! 1 v. ould bci on tho horns.
Mission Circle's "Fujin Chawakai"
The girls of the Metropolitan Nisei Mission Circle will be hostesses at their "PVjin Chawa-kai"-on Saturday, June 2. The tea will be held in the Church House, 51 Bond Street from 2 to 5 p.m.
.'.. For the enjoyment of guests, there will be a musical programme consisting of vocal and piano solos and odori. There will also be a sale of home cooking.
Tickets at 35 cents may be obtained from members and friends of the group. The pro-,ceeds of the tea will go to the work of the Woman's Missionary Society, of the United Church of Canada.
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Seattle -Nisei Takes Own iif6 Outside His Home
SEATTLE � A 27^year old gardener committed suicide cm; May 15 by forcing his neck be-txveen the pickets of a gate near .his home, according to: Coroner John P. Brill, Jrr :
The man, Yoshjo Kawasa, was found by his wife,, Maryj a.t 2:30 a.m; near tlie '�." garage of their home; She told coroner's deputies she became alarmed \vhen she; awoke ajiid foiind lie had not. re> turned after leaving early in the evening. ; .
A note found near the body "said:-'-. � . " . ;"''�' '�''.'. ;.: . �' -.'V � � ;.;
"I'm sorry for /what I'm going to try. I'll be jopking for you from wherever I go."
Cproher's deputies were told he had incurred heavy gambling
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