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. nee? mmm” sie ae, | GENGRAL JAPANESE SITUATION | | kPoLi@iGadn: : "The Washington treaties are not documents designed to promo te peace #0 much as they are indications of an understanding | 4 socoré that exists, Withont the desire for these things on the | art of the nations whose representatives drafted the treaties, those doouments would not have been ratified.” -~ =» © ws» © 8 2S SF wo @ JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA ACCEPT SUPREME COURT DECISION. Japanese agriculturists and other nationals living in California will make no fight upon the reoent decision of the United States Supreme Court, upholding the sconatituticnality of the Califor-| hia alien eM iaw, end will make every effort to oapform to the rulinge Such was the opinion voioed by Japanese delegates re- presenting forty communities of the 8 tate gathered in meeting Nove x Z0th, 1923, at the Japanese Y.M. C. A. 1409 Sutter Street, San Fran- G@isoo, when ways of placing this @scision fully within the under- atanding of each Japanese resident were discussed in detail. COOPERATION URGED. "fhe Japanese residents of California have no intention of combating the decision of the Supreme Court in thie matter, and, | indeed, intend to comply with it in the fulleat degree," T.Tekimoto, general secretary of the Japanese Apscoiation of Amerioa, said. T1160