TORONTO, X)XT. W'EDXESDAV. APRIL. 26, lo*0
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Passing Through
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i'ON'T GO-to/the Garden City :^;.s..^t*- of-'Kittv) but come Denver and inhale the salt ^r->vith; me,^writes a, resi-,,f that burg�no, city.' :;> Yoke from the past�I -heard t rom him for years 0112ht back a flow of .mem-c of -enchanted years; .when �;d to suing from trees in y Park making like that :i character from' E. K. .:ia*s fertile invagination. ; or a five .cent - piece, .a plate /^�Aconld be ours, for the And munching contented-ne w\nv.d lie on. the beach, � washing the waters lap at j.--::d and dreaming up our H'.-ck .Roger, adventure, v.r \yas eh/dhoo.d�free "from cshktsieiv and hard-bitten *�:':�� that make up today's -. bo-n*:b era. ;.' / � � ..-'*.'.''* - * � large..dose of {his-� realism f is, reflected in. the movies b.-oks. that - we read. � today. *V..' an'*, .'example�especially /iher players. / :-
t^v Joe Cotton, in a gloomy of ;:The Third. Man", he? -his lady !<>ye Valli walk-, pa?-, lights a cigarette, flips ^;ueh away. - Then the lade-no clinched', no lipstick,- no Unrequited, love coming, to :^r:ace. Realism, perhaps, prn-.g this tender scene, ;"s'?:e:,i �v.t�es-' of the.zither. ^i.'.y.z av.ay. In fact all :v- :� -fiieker. this ihstru-}.\ ^ntifh-s itself with, the > and een-iions.and jangles :vrti:ug;y.'.'.Quit'e.-an -in-
aim hist. Jack ano'uver Sun, re-�xperivneo in" * .-London ^��'st s;iw this "zither r\aras. Seems that v- -; a ;\vine cellar ::o 'vn.mi '.British' pro-;� snatched away. -:r,;u'>g found music for ����-;:> .performing' / ' --i'h^l .. ' ." :r>t - with'
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benefit program ,in the form of "Variety Night''" is scheduled in Toronto for Friday, May 12, to aid the Tniversitv of Toronto Film Society in "-raising funds, to conclude' successfully the evacuation film project which has now become greatly enlarged in scope. .
Originally planned as a 20-minute film, it has been decided .to lengthen it into, one of -k>-minute time.. The. shooting was to have been complete/1 by early summer but it has. now been extended to next spring as the project has assumed major proportions necessitating a' change in plans.
.. "In order to record the ' full impact and significance of the evacuation story, a film of 20-minute length would not be plausible/' said- Fes/Carter, in charge of the production. "We would have to drop a lot of important shots, arid 'thVis sacrifice t he eni i re. film.. But rat her. than do that we've decided to double the film length/* ' ' ';
"At the same time/' he added, "It has increased the cost of the production. � It is"far beyond the original budget of the Film �Society.: We have/ borrowed money and we are also going to solicit financial aid from" interested Caucasians." '� .--
*'We appreciate- every help we receive, and we Certainly heed it badly/', he commenced -upon learning of "Variety . Night'\-
The .May 12 program is being arranged by a group of Nisei for the purpose-of making" a contribution towards a project which they feel is of concern to those who have physically experienced the evacuation.
The show is to be held at the Ukrainian Labor Temple, 300 iiat hurst St. to start at S p.m. The price of admission is 50c.
Included in the program are several short films, including a few: '.minutes of 'the - Evacuation Story.' which is;' being cut and .edited, and will be narrated by John. Drainie of the CB.C,. musical -entertainment, and a cjuizz
i program offering many prizes" in
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Four Niseis To Appear In School Fashion Show
' MONTREAL. - Four Nisei students will �'participate: itvihe .-"Fashion Dansant. 1.0oo'/pVose'!vf- .: ed by the.well kim.w'n� designing ; school. Fashio.ns� Arts Academy, on April 20 at 'v and S p.m. � The fash'ioh; show will feature ; �spring, s-ummer and., aium^n/ creations and will .be held at the ' Can'adia'u Legion Memorial j lvuilding -at 11:01 Mountain St., |
Scores of Communities
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Scientist's Sons Prefer Baseball To Odori
NFAV .YORK. - When asked why his two soiVs were not. present when Mrs. Su'ni Yukawa', wife of NobeV ,rvi^e-winner .Or. Hideki Yuk;iwa. was-pei-fonning classical- Japanese -dances � on a fund-raising occasion; the physicist- re.plied. '"They'ro nvat-fv more interested in baseball... '.'
The two boys .llarumi, "17. and Takaki, lo. are students at :a high ;scb.ool iii Rronxville, N. X . .while tlieir father is the. profos-Sor ot theoretical physics, at C(�himbja I'nive-rsity since his appointment last September. In
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\".;vCnb\ ..RC. Tineher Crefk. �Alia... Webb, Sask... Stonewall. Man.. .Ciaivmiviue, Out'.
� everyone, they .art* unfamiliar or unheard of places yet they are so;nt> of tin1-smaller' communities .which have received Japanese Canadian cv;\eueos from -the west' coast.
When the topic turns to centres to which.-Japanese relocated, the- larger eastern-'cities as. Win-nipeg. .Toronto. Hati-.iUon or .Montreal, the smaller cities as
� Kamloops . or \'en'u>ii in 1'... t'.: 'Raymond or l.ethbrid^e in Alia., and Chatham and.'� Rrantford in
'Out., ami the'lesser cohvm'unities as -New lV'iiver. l�. C\. I'icture Hutte, Alia., or Cedar Springs. Ont., come to min'd. Theso are the points to which t.he evacae.es moved in large or : 'noticeable
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Noveinber. 1040, he was './awarded
the Nobel Prizetor his work in tshared .in the Japanese Canadian, atomic.research.'��: | postwar-resettlement. And there
: ' .'. ' - "�� '��.- ��,-'�;'. " ' !.are -scores .of these places which
City Of Tokyo Fetes i'Imvo tak^n in Hno or two
Nisei War Veterans
TOKYO:�/- The city of Tokyo honored veterans of the 112nd Regimental . Combat Team, a World \Var II unit/composed of Nisei Ampricans> who are now in Japan as members of the American dccupation .force.
(low Seiichiro. Yasui of the "Tokyo'.- "".metropolitan ; district praised-the. achievements- of .the Nisoi (II's and dec 1 arcd that they were an important factor in. "Aihe'rican-J.apan.e�e' r-ela'tioi'is." -About S'.� veterans . of tho � 442tid we're among the f.oo Amc: rican giiests . and M'f> /Japanese i-ff'ieials present. -
lies or even less. 'I'or instance, among the points, many of tliem smaller than,whistle stops, there is Rrule in tiortliwest :.Alberta near the S(*uice <�f the - A-tlia-baska River. And on Mamtovdin Island in Ceorgian Hay. there is a place.called Sheguiamlah. - Soine oth-'ts are -'-Headingly; 'and..'. -� Whitcmmi! h. M;:u.. Kinp. Aita., '; Duchess and .Co an toss,', boiii n\ Alberta; Ox.drift. Caean/at and Kowkash in . Oinario, and Lone Rut to, Ruffalo Creek, a'-'d' Reaver mouth/ in R. � (.*. All these are the new homes �>f s^mse Japanese, �:"'...'-
."'Now. with.-the letdown of 'the-coastal -travel barriers. Jap'aivesc have. gone baCk' to such small but: familiar places as; I'cilieh t. Fald- and Rella Rella."
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mc'tropoliscs and in remote han\-To most:' lets. At .leas', eight, o-f the ten (hmadiaj: provinces have Japanese Canadians 'living".within their borders. Only the latest addition. Newfoundland, and possibly New Uvunswick have not yet beckoned^, 'the evacuees. However, there is a chance that one or /two Japanese are residing in the latt< v province.-Tltere is.a. Nisei sailor stationed in Halifax, Nova Scotia/-and it is believed .'that there is also an lssei llaligonian. One' fa�nity, . who must -have a penchant for insula]- living, has gone frotp \'anc.�u\er Island from- the far w�-sU ;.{�.� 'Rrince lldwanl - Island, . in the, easterly'- 'extreme'. V Now living at Central In de�]ue. their la'gira is .by far the longest and they are the;easternmost Japanese /Canadian dwellers 'in the l")�'.ihiaion. �';.:�/
' While/that.; is . the farthest eastern trek/ what are the most southerly" and the most north-. erTy �poihts'-'-jn Canada where Ja-paneso ave to be found? As to
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Nisei Boys Dig Up Skeletons At Picnic
A group of. young'boys." members of the Variety Club- of the University Settlement. Jed by. Les Carter; their supervisor, who is _;i;so the production ;n>anager of the evacuation film of the L"niversi;y Film.." Society, went
on a picnic ia'st.v.a-ok-er.d to Jack- COALILAI.E." Ait
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probably come first to miiYd. However, Leamington . in � the spine area beats OanadaVmotor, city by "a few .miles. l)a\vson t'i'.y up in the Yukon has the honor.of ."being' the most northerly point .of Japanese Canadian ad\:�nce'. �-
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�Oddly eivugh, Dawson City is also the .most westerly point. This will raise-many--'air eyebrow <-f disbelief, but if they' will study.a map of (anada they will note that it is *>n about Avest longitude ivhich if followed south dfjwn the. R. (". cast is -"i'lJO../'miles w.\>r .of (Ja'T'iiCharlotte Islands.-' In>'idi-'nta!ly, one .'Japanese (/-.fra^liari family is reported to I:�e living_ on Quern Charlotte (Continued on page 2)
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