Washington, Apr. 30.
Te is undorstooa that Prenident, Coolidge has suggested to the joint conference of representa-ives of both Houses of Congress, which is discussing tha immigra: tion Bill, that operation of the provision' with regard to Japanfex9 exclusion should be postpone ed until July Tha confers tater informed the "President, that an agreement on this basis might ba reached within 2% hours. The vote of expected to. be clone as several Pacific Coast Senators intend to oppor the War Talk by Large Section of Opinion Over U.S. Exclusion Legislation From Our Own Correspondent.
Apr. 18. ing the major portion of 1920 Never since the period embras find 1921 has: there been so_mach talk of war—and with the United frates—as there unfortunately is in Japan to-day, due to the Amer-jen. immigration legislation. But is extremely toimperate talk in comparison with that of the 12 months preceding the calling of the Washington Conforenes, Superstition is abroad that she ix fated to fight and that the issue must he faced this year.
The superstition which flow 20 and 1921 when were being made the Pacific hax been resurrected again. Tha Japanese then believed that any year containing the figure 4 would drag the count into the vortex of war. pointed out that she fo lit China 1804 hostilities with - Russia come in 1904; war on Germany came in 1914 and now there is the is id it is 1924, being actively: the more" healthy-minded, but that it hee received 8 fresh' Tense of life is an ugly development tuation that inextricably involved with—the imraigration problem and the control of the cables in the Pacific. Toth howe now been sattled, the latter to the apparent satisfaction of both countries, the former in 9 manner'that Jepan unanimous-
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