I do not wish to hold the floor indefinitely. I shall conclude in 2 or 3 minutes. if I may summarize very briefly one other point. At the time of the interruptions I was saying that in the Asiatic picture the big question in world affairs seems to be what is going to happen with reference to Red China. Shall we trade with Red China? Shall we let Japan trade with Red China? If Japan is going to be a world power. the day will come when she must trade with Red China. Trade must go on. I said I thought there was not a chance to prevent Asiatic communism from being a serious factor in Asia for many. many years to come. and it might continue to ride the high tide it is riding now. In all this process. the pressure point will be on Hawaii. Regardless of the fine intentions of its people. they will be under terrific pressure from all areas of Asia. because it will be through the door of Hawaii that Communists can enter the United States Senate. I believe infiltration. rather than attack by atomic bombs. is the weapon which will be used against usinfiltration perhaps coming right to the floor of the Senate. to the Foreign Relations Committee. and. in the course of time. to the head of the committee table. Mr. President. in view of the uncertain conditions in Asia which we must face. whether we like them or notand not one of us likes themwe should pause a long time and delay indefinitely the whole idea of granting statehood to a Territory which is in the midst of Asiatic countries which have already gone to various forms of communism. To do so would be to multiply our troubles rather than to decrease them. In view of the seriousness of the matter.