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lUBTRALIAN AND N. 7.. CABLE ASSOCIATION. IM MIG R ATI ON Q UESTIOX. TOKIO, May 20. The Privy Council has decided to file a formal protest within ten days after President Coolidge signs tho American Exclusion Act, and have indicated the probability of a formal request to the League of Nations. It is stated that America’s 11011-membership of the League does not preclude the League from considering a question affecting America. A decision, while not considered binding, could not be .. ignored by either Power The utmost Japan can gain would be a legal decision, phis the chance of thoroughly airing all phases of immigration.
NEW YORK, May 20 The Times’s Washington correspondent says:—M. Hnnihura, Imperial Minister, commenting on the Tokio dispatches, stating lie would be permitted to resign, declared he had never indicated a desire to resign, despite the exclusion crisis, adding that the cable advices were the first intimation that the Foreign Office was considering the possibility of his resignation. Diplomatic circles here believe M. Hnnihara will continue to represent his Government and regard him as the best-versed diplomat in connection with the Japanese affairs in the United States.
TOKIO. -May 21
Foreign Minister Matsui categorically denied, informing press correspondents that Ambassador Ilanihara would he permitted to resign, as cabled yesterday, adding that M. Ilanthara had not asked permission to re-
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1924, Page 2
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227AMERICA & JAPAN. Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1924, Page 2
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