Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1925-01-11 | Page 31 | Makes Appeal for Japanese

00 MARES MAKES APPEAL I FOR JAPANESE I Pastor Says Future W World or ld Lies In Pacific CHICAGO Jan It 10 10 It It is II l for for- for tor fortunate that there are no feuds as In Europe beL between een tl o to Pacific countries the th Rev Re Dr Albert W Palmer of ot Oakpark Illinois formerly of or California and Hawaii told the he hi Chicago council on foreign relations toda today Wo Ve want ant this good tood fortune to continue he h Bald ald For tIme the tu- tu future fu future ture of ot the th world orld Theodore Hoose elt declared lies lIel lie In the lh Pa- Pa Pa Pacific Let us build right international relations with Ith the tho tune same In- In Indomitable In spirit that thU I ha hale e seen soen in the Japanese who bo are ure rebuild rebuild- Ing cities destro destroyed ed 1 b earth earth- earthquakes quakes An Important or of Christians of ot the th la is to be bo held In Honolulu In July eastern and be equally represented c 1 It would be well wll also alo It If the tin United States and Japan should create a Joint high commission on their common problems Much depends on the th decency with which our Immigration law Is ii et Let Iet me m ad add that children of ot Jap- Jap Jap anete ane parents parent In Hawaii are aro grow grow- growIng trow-Ine trow log Ing Into Inlo as a desirable citizens ns as tIme the children of or an other othor oll group have objection objection objection The Th Japanese Japan no tion to th the Immigration act In Itself slid said Dr Yusue law in son law of oC Former Premier Goto Japan as a race roce are not nota nota nota a migrating people only halt half a million Including travelers and migrated In the th lat CO GO ea caM eara to nil countries IncludIng Ine log Ing China We do iio object to the th manner In which the law was enacted n ct 4 dOld Old Japan kno knows know e and amid trusts trust the tho United States tes but out no nw n w gen gon- HAtlon's iw have hav been on un affected Japan haa ha been more mor con con- con concerned d with Ith equal t than eith the th actual tending tending- of o Jap- Jap Japanese Jap Japanese anese to America AmericaS Dr Theodore G 0 Burton Burto president president I dent of ot the University of ot ChiCagO I deplored the th manner In which the immigration la law wes was wa elm ell lct d as asI asa asa aa I a thou gesture 00 asI I