LODGE. Mr. President. the principal argument: made by of Labor. be taken into custody and deported. those who sustain the delivery of the control of Shantung to TMr. President. one of the cardinal doctrines of the organi- Japan under this treaty of peace with Germany is that Japan zations which at the present lime :are -conducting the principal haspromised at different times to return it to China. Whaterer strike against the. industries of the country is the advocacy promises she anay have made. whether verbal or written. were of the -forcible destruction of property whenever it is necessary . all marked by one vital omission. In no instance do I find that Lor the accomplishment of their purposes. They openly preach -Japan ever fixed a time vhen she would .actually return the that. - Province to its rightful owners. Even in the promises she made Under the law they are subject to deportation. Tliat law was there are reservations which would give her military control of not a nere piece of mummery when it was passed by the Con- Kinochow and economic .control of the Province. To determine. gress and put upon the statute books. it was .deliberately con- therefore. what .Jopan is likely to do it. is necessary to consider sidered by C(Vgress. it was put upon the statute books.for -a what she has done during the past .25 years.
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