Chairman. I think it must be clear to students of international relations that our present relations with Japan are not fully satisfactory. Great feeling was excited in Japan by the adoption of our immigration law. That feeling has been played upon and fomented by certain Japanese politicians for partisan purposes until public opinion in Japan has been inflamed to a very considerable extent. Japanese public opinion as a whole is highly irritated. and in a time like this it is of the greatest importance that those who assume to speak for America and who desire that our countrys peace should be preserved should be circumspect in their actions and in their words.
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