Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 20

MOVE TO PLAGATE b JAPAN LAUNCHED U. S. Leaders’ Action Coin- . cides With Renewal of [ Tokio Demonstrations. RY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, Japanese popular demonstrations assafling the 1925 American naval maneuvers in Hawaiian waters as a “menace to the peace of the Far East” coinclde with a new national movement in the United States to ce- h Nippon. It is ional Committee anese Relations.” pam is chairman of the com- nd Americans prominent in , university Depart- examine projected ned mainly with | ining Oahu & from which the in maintaining trous loyal Japan s low prices on all FORD Cars. policies. “On all these matters,” the committee declares, “there is much misunderstanding in both countries and no little positive misinformation. They cannot be correctly stated, much less can they be really solved by im- pulsive, prejulliced emotionalism or by popular dogmatism.” This writer has had access to some remarkable statements made at a pri- vate dinner held In New York early in November by s group of church organizations specializing in cultivat- ing friendliness with Japan. The statements, which have just been printed for circulation among inter- ested people, were made by Cyrus E. ‘Woods, of Pennsylyania, late Ameri- can Ambassador at Toklo. Mr. Woods resigned his position in June, 1924, as a protest against the enactment of Japanese exclusion by Congress.” “The Christian movement in Japan suffered a staggering blow by the ac- tion of Congress,” sald Mr. Woods. “That action has set back religious work by 25 years. Greater also than is yet realized in America is the harm THE EVENING STAR, WAS: that has been done to commerce and to diplomacy. Japan's wounded feel- ings, deep and bitter, will remain, and can be removed only by appropriate congressiong] action in this country. ‘The only solution I can see is fresh action by Congress placing Japan on the quota basis. This would admit only 146 Japanese annually—a neg- ligible number—and it would com- pletely change Japan's feeling and at- titude toward this country. T cannot find words to describe the situation existing in Japan today because of our exclusion legislation. It is a disaster of the first magnitude, a dis- aster to business, a disaster to re- ligion and a disaster to diplomacy.” (Copyright, 1024.) — Finding that motlon pictures were not suited for her talenr, Fraulein Claire N. Stinnes, eldest daughter of the late Hugo Stinnes, Germany's wealthlest industrial magnate, is now establishing a horse-brecding farm. SEXTON IS CONVICTE IN ASSAULT ATTEMPT 70-Year-Old Man Faces Possible 15-Year Sentence for Crime, Willlam M. 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