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77 ( 8. F.No BO. ‘Page le —. | REPORT MADE AT: DATE WHEN MADE: | PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: SAN FRANC1SCO,CAL, DEC.8th. | Week Ending REPORT MADE BY: Dea.8,1923.' "Ss TITLE AND CHARACTER OF Case: --<GENERAL JAPANESE SI1UaTION-~ -=SAN PRANCISCO DISTRICT<— SEEK SETHE HHH RSH HRFEFH EEE HEHEHE D (BER ESERSZERER RE SRA SERERE EEE EE FACTS DEVELOPED: _| 4t San Franoisco Calif. POLITICAL ¥ Tor TT aDAttanits 156 ALIEN LARGUAGE Californie has granted credentials to 166 foreign TE ial a iol tangusge school teachers within the last five months snd pi ef these were Japsness ingtzpatore, it was announced Nov. 26th by San.H.Cohn, Deputy State Superintendent of Public Instruction. | Disappearance of the war-time feeling against German Was evidenced by issuance of two permits to operate private schools in the Teutonic language. JAPAN ACCEPTS U.S.ALIEN LAW, SAYS ENVOY. | Tokyo, Nov.30-- % Hiroshi Saito, recently appointed Consul General at _Mew York, discussed American-Ja angpe “‘Telstions and the recent de-~ y te @ "+p cisions of the United States Supreme Court regarding the anti-alien Speaki ng bafore OS a luncheon meeting of the Pan-Paoi fio) TLE a Go-B02- 1/5 DEC £21923 % ee 2, e Glub, the Japanese deolared he beliov the Supreme Court had interpreted the {ROUTED To: - lawe in question correctly, but, he | am afraid of the after = Sf BOOVER ute’ | oe REFERENCE: - COPIES OF THIS REPORT FURNISHED TO: WASELNGTON a. FILE 1. LOSANGELES le TTLE 1. PORTLAND 1. MID-SF 1. MID-HONOLULU 1.