Mr. Chairman and gentlemen. that in many respects the hill has IVeen improved upon by the adoption of certain administration provisions. in many instances simplifying the requirements and also making it easier of operation and enforcement. I hesitate to say anytiiing on lhe Japaniese proposition. but. the members of my committee and the conferees will agree. and must admit that I have not utilized that proposition In any way. shape. or form so that I could perhaps bring about the defeat of this unreasonably harsh immigration bill. Lest I forget. I desire to eall your attention to the fact that I have noticed in the papers today a statement as to the Japanese proposition showing that under this provision 240.000 Japanese could come ini by March 1. 1925.
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