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GENERAL JAPANESE SITUATION | Mfe., Sen Francisco: . toe (Su. Mo. 6307: THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT JOURNAL TO BE MADE AT ORIGINATING OFFICE ONLY REPORT MADE AT: | DATE WHEN MADE: PERIOO FOR WHICH MADE: REPORT MADE BY: Week endin, — , San Francigco,Cslj{ Jan,12th |Jan. 12, 1924 ica TITLE AND CHARACTER OF CASE: cls ce TIViic?, at INFORMATION confAINeD ra REREIN AT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. ee DATE --AT TET ION POLITICaL: The following transletions from Japanese newspapers in Seattle » Wash,, and San Branch 8008 Calif,, were secured from ir. V.S. hioClatchy, Seoret ary Japanese Exclusion League of California, 910 a Abas Cot ete . cTLLION DOLLAR SOCK COLP Aly ORGaI'I ED FOR TNVOSTAnT In former statements issued for publication, attention has beet ealled to the announced intention of the Japanese, as indicated by trangiation from Japnese newspapers in Seattle and San Francisco, to utlise the rights of their American-born children as dmericen citizens, to geonre for the naturalized and ineligible Japanese aliens in this eount 7, those privileges in regard to land leasing and land ownership which are denied by our existing lawa. . Bg ut ECO ie ey In gorizoria, t the announced Smt antiO0 po nor were im rmsx sraces was nét only to Wwrise the four or fee five hundred cel itomie-born Japanese BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION EERPARTMENT OF JUSTICE who have reached thet: ‘wa jority, but also those born in Hawaii who have oomenmumr = | me REPORT FLUSHED : PILE 13 LOS ANGELES 1; SEATTLE 1; PCRTLA DL l;