Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1927, Page 27

BY HAWAII VICTORY Supreme Court Decision Up- holding Foreign Language Schools Is Praised. BY ROBERT T. SMALL. HONOLULU, March 10.— views o declaring torial 1 nst foreign lan schools appear to be cooling down at alks with island legis. und the prevail 4 attempting new ¢ this time, which might cir: cumvent the decision of the highest tribunal, t decision has been nd officials to swal- e held the forelgn s the Supreme Cou such institutions @ un- 173 schools In the Ha- where no word of Eng- pal law requires ¢ all nationalities at- public schools, and it is ‘hools let out that go to their own where they are A history and culture and fealty to their emperor. Retain Japanese Allegiance. asmuch as fully 90 per cent of all ge children born in these 1s: d thereby m\llflul to Ameri- heen registered anese consulate Japanese here e their victory be- fore the Supreme Court. An airplane was chartered to drop flets spread- ing the n also posted in n\'m'\‘ hile extra ge papers e inted. he situation. st reflected by the fol- lowing ed! just translated from the Hawal Tlerchi, a Japanese newspaper. The quaint language of the translation is given verbatim: “Struggling against all sorts of per- secution and intimidation, Japanese language schools instituted a litiga- tion against foreign Janguage school act, whose main purpose was to an- nibilate and wipe out of its existence the language schools of these islands. “Although they were sure of vic tory, the local Japanese were fright- ened and worried over the outcome. But suddenly out of a clear sky came the news of great victory of Japanese language schools. Congratulations Pour In. “About £:30 a.m. Makino came rush- ing into the editorial room shouting ‘We've won.” Then Kawamura came into the room with the telegram. Maki Terasaki, Kawamura and khdok hands and cried with t ressmen called atiention to the e s und the editors began to write them. “Before the extras were out on the | stroets the congratulations began pouring i of the island came. Consul General Kuwashima and Vice Consul Takechui were the first ones to congratulate us on the telephone. The telephonecs kept ringing the whole morning. Soranaka, Tanahashi, Yasui, Tasaka, Tatsutani, Kobayashi, Hazgawa, Iwanaga, Ogata and many others came to offer congratulations. They shook hands and cried v 'th joy. Men wept. “The aviation company sent a rep- resentative and request that it be al- sl Sl A o B Nettleton 'Ee money you save \on the dutiful service of your first pair of Nettletons will give you \o good start toward \your second pair. Priced from $12.50 Hawaiian | Japane: _THE EVENING STAR, jAPANESE E[AIED lowed to spread the extras telling of | tions of our nation and our civiliza- great victory of Japanese language schools. ~ This paper readily agreed. The cloudy weather suddenly became sunny. Fven the heavens join with the schools in expressing great joy over the victory. We could not help but cry with joy. Called Greatest Issue. “Japanese language schools Issue oviginated from 1918, It is a greatest controversy of Hawall. Since this big question has been fundamentally solved we cannot express in words how happy the whole Japanese are. “We worship the Supreme Court of the United S as God who protects anguage section, the Herehi was more restrained, 3 ving to those who fought language school case through to the finish before the high- est tribunal in America to find that for which- they fought been upheld and vindi- | ¢ ere can be no appeal. Japanese schools have won their and \\Hh it \\on the right to educ - | Casualty alone. It Americanism, upon w tion depend. American papers have tactfully re- minded Japanese that all American citizens have technical rights which attempt to exercise and they hope will gov- ern themselves Hawaii has bowed to the Court, but still believes that foreign language schools are a_menace, Which may or may not be eradicated with the coming generation; CAVE-IN VICTIM BETTER. Boy, 10, Buried Alive by Dirt Slide, Moved From Hospital. James Daw preme n, 10-year-old son of 34 struction trench in which he was ing in the grounds of the John roughs School, is now convales- The boy has been moved from Hospital, where he was faken after the accident, to his home, r|and while he is not well enough to go out of doors yet he is able to| -l move around in the house. STANLEY COMPANY BUYS THEATER CHAIN| % Concern Acquires Seven New Jer- sey Playhouses in Merger Scheme. 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