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a. oo on’ ye 12/8/23. PAGE 7, GENERAL JAPANESE SITUATION POLITIC atlL: nS se =F os "That was the unanimous decision of the delegates gathered here, and they represent every Japanese community in Cali- fornia. Further, they are backed in their decision by a majority | of the Japanese nationals they represent," | The meeting, which wae called under the euspices of the . Japanese Asedociation of America, will reconvene at 10 e'oclook Deo.l. when a committee appointed Nove30th to devise ways and meane of go > Cnort rmldine ta Jananass srrianltursaliata in @etail, will make a report. The association, according to akinoto, eonsiders this one of the most important actions it can take at this explaining the legal details of the decision can be devised. DETAILS WITHHELD While several tentative methods of spreading this propa gande were suggested , the association withheld from publication de- tails of those plans, feeling, Takimoto declared, that public discus- sion of methods other than that adopted might serve to confuse the eituation. ncostte, Japanese consul general at San Francisco, was ene cf the first epeakers to declare unrequivoocally for compliance with the court's ruling. He told the delegates that the decision | | of the highest American tribunal mst be upheld to the fullest ex- | | : time, but foresees some difficulty unless a comprehensive method of | tent, and thet #12 Japanese in California mst be made to realize