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a a7. a ) ! L- 4] 1/5/24. ¥AGE 10. GENERAL JarANESE SITUsTION . | POLITICAL i JAPAN MUST FORCE ABROGATION OF CALIFORUIA LAWS. Proofs multiply that the Japanese have no intention _*) of complying with the alien land lawea of the Pacific Coast States, ae thee. 4 mew ell tI if they can aafely evade Ope laws, or, Isiling evasion, if they can, bh their home government, force an abrogation thereof. | | For instance, the Great Northern Daily News (Japanese) of Seattle, in its issue of Deo.6th, refers to the Tokyo telegram declar. ing that public organizations and newspapers of Japan are admonishing | the government, to adopt measures for offsetting the effect of the UeS. é Suyreme Court decision in regard to the aiien iand laws. The editorial etates "There are not wanting suitable and effective ways of offsetting the decision. We, ourselves, have ao plan, but we Will leave ite di-- genoe until another day". ~ ; x x The editor of Shin Seksi (Japanese New Worid) San Francisco, has an editorial in h& issue of beo.éth which is headed "The Repeated Attacks on the Government for the Supreme Court Decision, A Proper Thing*. The editorial suggests that it is proper for the Jap- anese here to respect the laws, as interpreted by the Gourte, but that it becomes the duty of the Japanese Government "to resort to measures Buch iaw adequate to cause the states of Caiifornia and Washington to abrogate | ee er