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"J | Jar sTTUsPion : mili be that. the nach aongress will pase an 8 ' gent] exen’ “i 6-23-23, PAGE 146. EQORIPICAL . “JAPANESE ASSOCIATIONS TO PRESENT A UNIPED - FROM™ ~ CONTINUED, paretivel y farersble, pin other, rempect 2, there is urgent need of putting i revision) through at + tine. 73t is not bear whet the Japanese goverment authorities think, ae erhathan &h ae wh anA Ga anam me ewet i atiannaes +hi nw wanwn WA an gponsible member of t pe overmnent has told us of any positive purpose concerning it, But the Japanese in America ara practically a unit in the view that negotistions must be opened. "For the sake of our sountry and race, and for the sake of Japan-dmerican friendship, this ia the time to act. Therefore ie necesesry firat of al @ push the matter. If our goverment is frankly reeolved on as evis on, every means should be quploged to make it so. We can not easily do this by ordinary methods. d@anese in dmoerios, to whom it is a a, question of life or death, should @dt ermine to accomplish our object at any sacrifice. "Phe Cent ral Jepenese“kesociat ion of Southern Californie’ tad Yopoakl to make e reliminary invest igation regarding the revision of he Japan-dmerioan Preaty’ is entirely too mild. s not thorongh- going. But it Je possible to interpret "preliminary investigation re Ss * aa ta haw the te vasty ahanta ha wavieséA = sencrate Aratt eS Ses Sa Pree A SS ean be ir ap p to express the general will of all the Japanese in dmorica aftgr conference by their delegates, But inasmuch as the eenemt is likely to be diaplaced by treaty provisions en th the mbj ec 3 ie st wii it is necesse ie, gonet ter hie quest ic advance, In the najn @ .wottt, gome to an agree~- mont _with the American Uoverments on the two great essential points: | ° *{2) In accordance with the wishes of America and the . dmerican people, let all immigration from Japan be stopped, except a z chhes number of wonen, students, tourists and persone engaged in in- elleatual pursuits, 2g) het Japenese residexts in Americs enjoy equal rights end privileges With other forelgners in dmerios. ; *Phe deoision in the hearing set for April 16th in the supreme eourt will be reached by the end of May. If possible, this all fmorioan eonvention of Japenese should be cpen in June. 'If the negotiations on treaty revision do not being dur- reser ahere' in danger we ean not be but believe that a fine opportunity Pate Meek OTT wet a olute ce, euaae ce seaees “h4d1 end arouse unnecessary trouble between | | T—Llée