"The comment which my statement causes an opinion among the Americans," he said, "leaves it clear that they are beginning to take in Far Eastern affairs. I firmly believe that the Japanese immigration in California is receiving discriminatory treatment, which should be remedied. The policy of the United States toward people from Japan is unjust. As a Japanese, I entertain the hope that such discriminatory treatment will be removed at once. However, my statement was not fully understood by the interviewer. I did not say that now was the opportune time for settlement."
He added that while moneyed men in America were seeking cooperation with Japanese in the development of China, and urged his committee to consider the suggestion seriously.
MANY ROBBERS REPORTED
Men were reported to the police department at the police station, reported to the police department yesterday. The pocketbook contained a key to the amount of $5, two annual passes over the Southern Hallway and other art. The pocketbook left lying.  For a moment on one of the tables in the lobby of the no-1? office.
Mrs. Peasants Sou t li Th i: d St re. t. 