Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-01-26 | Page 11 | Point Won by Alien Schools

POINT W N BY i JAliEN SCH lS r 4 1 Honolulu t Q Order Curtailing Activity Enjoined I t o HONOLULU T. T H. H Jan Tan A 26 A tern- tern Injunction restraining the l 7 tonal r department attorney n from general e enforcing cf and d the the recent school order curtailing the activities le of alien I language schools was wal granted recently by by Judge J. J J J. J Banks of the circuit court on the petition of the Palama Pajama Japanese language school The Palama school one of man many alien 1 language schools will be joined by several other Institutions in Its ef cf- cf f- f behave tl the regulation declared td unconstitutional a it t has been Indicated s chool's 8 petition contended the regu regulation t nUOn 01 Is unconstitutional u rt l f r on the ro d that It violates the treaty treah beT ber be- be f T- T tween the United States Stats and ana Japan r which yeas was concluded November 22 22 1 94 an l that or sub sub- II of ot och shall enjoy frey full and perfect protection for tle their persons and property Th The petition petition further contended that the regulation violates the tho fifth and fourteenth amendments to the th constitution of the United States and that It Is unreasonable and op op- The regulations exceed the tho authority granted a the schol a ho homent depart department e ment or by ti the legislature sl In tl th that the regulation seeks to abolish the alien aUen language schools and m not ot t to regulate them aa ns the legislature ordered the petition declared The regulation provides provides pro pro- vides for tor the tho gradual elimination on of the kindergartens first and second secona I grades of the alien alten school schools with the elimination of the kindergartens and nna first grades rades on January 1 1 1923 and the abolition of the second grades on SePtember September September Sep Sep- I 1 1 1923 There are voluntary schools unIncorporated unincorporated un un- incorporated associations and the schools are owned and con constructed by approximately persons and ana d the total property value Is with I an aggregate enrollment of approximately approximately pupils according to th the I petition The Tho temporary Injunction as Issued restrained the the- territorial o officials from enforcing the regulation only Insofar as' as the Palama School is concerned Other th alien n nI I language schools o desiring f I to become cg na a party gt to the proceedings he ed Pugs I must obtain permission from the court and If this permission is granted the restraining order also also will apply to to these accord according ng to the counsel for tor the Palama pajama Institution Judge Banks Danks did not set t a date date for bearing bej arguments on t the q question of making the temporary injunction per per-