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. : J * “ aT Qui, yy 12/15/23. Pace 4, | @SNERAL JAPADESS sI7vATIon. | | POHIT ICAL. Jepanese may be employed as wege earners on the farms where they forme r= | ly worked on sheres or for cash rental. . "Nien working for wages are not so likely to strain themselves to | make a big showing as where they worked party for themselves,"said the effect on vreoductive effort of the trestment accorded a handful of peo- ple by & great nation presumedly dedicated to democracy and brotherhood. It 1s expected that most Japanese farmers Will have little trou- | ble am securing work in. the country at relatively good wages thoush it up etakes™ to look for work in different localities from where they now | reside, : TN JOALUIN JAPANSSE DROP COIS RACTS, AS” WAGES. . Lodi, Dec. 10. 5. Takahesi, secretary of the Lodi Associetion, Bay 8 thet their 300 members araplanning to cancel all of their 1924 con- tracts for land to work for wages in the future, as per the decision of the supreme court. The matter has beeh thoroughly discussed by the local assobia- tion and the secretary hes also visited San Francisco, where represente- | | isp admitted they will endure some herdships end inconvenience in "pal line | tives of thirty agricultural and mercantile associations have held meetings for the purpose of dicsussing this decision. The unanimous epinion sees to be in favor of gracefully submitting to the requirement § of the law as interpreted by the supreme court. | In the past, the Japanese have held leases on 2,500 acres in | | the Lodi district, and these are all terminated now. This leaves an ee eee eee ee 7—1140