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3 ‘ ‘ t a . ' Sn lh es. Page 7. GENERAL JAPANESS SITUATION, | POPITICAL: | 1 inanmanca en tane aa Awarvtana Anan wet eAnnt Pha and ett AP nA wae tane ie debs ie We ee a yw wh oD RHUU Lew WOO ob bh el aad vl A CL Wi UWI VILLE, this question will be forever insoluble. | The race question has its origin in sentiment. It is influ- enced by feeling, directed by fesling, Therefore so long ss we area : unable to touch the feelings anti-Japaniem is unavoidable, For the | settlement of such 46 great question ag this there must be on our part @ correspondingly erent resolve, America has al ready rejected Japan and consequently she reject thet Japanese people. Therefore so long as we listen contentedly to the flattering words of white men who overestimate Janan and talk of the Japanese as a superior race we oan never escape from this enti- Japanism, The Japanese in America are aliens in race. They have bee sentenced to disoriminat ory treatment. We can not submit willingly t this but if we firmly resolve to treat it as unavoidable while Wa, a5 people of an alien race, subject to discriminatory treatment, make fiz the Soussettons of our life we shall not be greatly amnoyed in the fotore, what ever ant L=Jepeni sm may arise, Let BS fell as far as pind 10H sso eilertcimminalag er Reninnhae = ROS taser er con Dae we have to fall, gradually carving out the way pefore us, meanwhile baat aneneneimetmemited Merial natin nae EN Le RNONh 209 se edi TRE EP BR oar arousing Japan to an attitude of downright earnestness. | aati, a ete ae | The following Tokyo telegrams were published in the "New yortah Dec. 16, 19235 mf ne KENGRIKAT TAKES ACTION REGARDING SUPREME COURT'S i Attack Government's Weak Diplomacy. | Quest ionnatre Preserted in Parliament. I—1169