Japan is only a trustee for those islamds lnner the authority of the League of Nations. but we have consented in that first paragraph to include the imandated islands iii the insular possessions of Japan. which we practically. in a way. guarantee. Now. let miie come to it second point. In a moment I shall yield to time Senator from Georgia. As an offset for that. in the second paragraph. the negotiators of the United States evidently demanded of Japan that she should specifically agree tlt domestic questions. such as immigration. should not be iiieluded in the questions to be adjusted by the four powers. That was evidently a demand of the United States. The paragraph reads: 2.
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