Appendix. List of Papers Distributed to Members I. Outline of Opening Statement-Australia. 2. Outline of Opening Statement-Canada...... 3. Outline of Opening Statement—China... 4. Outline of Opening Statement-Japan. 5. Outline of Opening Statement-Korea.. 6. Outline of Opening Statement-New Zealand... 7. Outline of Opening Statement-Philippines....... .S. H. Roberts -John Nelson ....T. Z. Koo M. Sawayanagi Hugh Cynn J. B. Condliffe ..Conrado Benitez 8. Outline of Opening Statement-United States......Ray Lyman Wilbur 9. Outline of Opening Statement-Hawaii.. 10. Daily Meditation.. II. 12. Some Aspects of China's Resources........... Welcome Address to the Members of the Institute 13. Welcome Address. 14. Opening Address..... 15. Opening Statement-Australia................................ 16. Opening Statement-Canada........ 17. Opening Statement-China... 18. Opening Statement-Hawaii.. 19. Opening Statement-New Zealand............ 20. Opening Statement-Korea...... 21. Opening Statement-Japan.. 22. Opening Statement-Philippines...... Romanzo Adams .D. J. Fleming .S. N. Au-Young .Gov. W. R. Farrington .Frank C. Atherton .A. L. Dean .Roberts Nelson .....Koo Adams .Condliffe ...Cynn Sawayanagi .Benitez 23. Opening Statement-United States....---- 24. The Far Reaching Effects of the Industrialization of the Far East..................... 25. The Industrialization of China. 26. The Industrialization of Japan..... ..C. C. Batchelder S. N.Au-Young 27. Additional Books and Pamphlets at Cooke Library 28. The Race Relations Survey on the Pacific Coast.............Robt. E. Park 29. Newsstory of Opening of Institute 30. Development of the National Resources of China....Jeremiah W. Jenks 31. Present Day China.......... 32. What China Desires to see Rectified in her International Relationships... 33. Topics for "Straw Vote". 34. Prayer (Opening).... 35. Minutes on Permanent Organization............. ..L. T. Chen Ta Chen .Program Committee ..T. Harada Merle Davis 36. Story of Institute.... 37. Differences between Eastern and Western Civilizations.. 39. The Impact of the American Immigration Law on the Japanese Nation.... 40. Industrialization of Japan. 41. Japan at the Crossroads........... 42. Westernized Japan......... 43. The Spiritual Aspirations of New Japan.. Canada in the British Commonwealth of Nations.... Riley Allen .M. Anesaki ..L. T. Chen .Y. Tsurumi Y. Ishihashi Soichi Saito Newton Rowell 45. Co-operation among the Countries of the Pacific along Educational Lines........ 46. Pan-Pacific Union......... 47. America as Others See Her... Mary E. Woolley 48. The British Commonwealth and International Cooperation 49. Some Suggestions for International Education.. ..M. Zumoto J. B. Condliffe 52. Co-operation of Pacific Countries along Political and Legal Lines......... 53. Opium as an International Problem. 54. An Address upon Australia................ 55. News Story No. 20................... 56. Success of Future Meetings Assured by Present Experience... 57. Definite Results for Well-Being of Pacific........ Possible............ 59. Opium as an International Problem.... ..H. Duncan Hall American Group New Zealand Group 60. The Interest of Labor in the Problems of the Pacific 63. Facts and Significance of the Strikes in China.............. ..L. T. Chen Institute....... 65. The Immigration Policy of Canada. 66. News Story No. 22........ .Mrs. P. Foster ...G. H. Cowan .Allen 73. ...L. T. Chen Loans and Investments in the Countries of the Pacific............. ...Jenks 74. Immigration... 75. On Being Understood........... 76. Legal and Judicial Reforms in China. 77. Law and Treaties in the Pacific............... Cowan .N. C. Schenck L. N. Chang .G. G. Wilson 78. American Policies and Sentiment Toward Co-operation with Other Nations........ 79. The Philippines Situation. .Geo. H. Blakeslee R-1. The Application of the Teachings of Jesus to Inter-Racial R-2. Buddhism Facing Modern Inter-Racial and International R-3. Confucianism: An Interpretation....... R-4. The Governmental Organization of Australia-Machinery for Handling International Affairs............ R-5. Outline: Governmental Organization of the United States R-6. Outline: Government Organization of Japan with Special R-7. American Law in Regard to Immigration, Landowner- Fleming Anesaki .Ta Chen Hall Wilson Tsurumi Payson J. Treat R-8. Memorandum on Land-Ownership by Non-Citizens in the U. S....... R-9. Memorandum on Japan's Immigration Policy.......---------------- Treat ...Zumoto R-II. Historical Survey of Oriental Immigration, Origin, R-12. Advantages and Disadvantages of the Industrialization R-13. The Governmental Organization of New Zealand with Special References to its Machinery for Handling International Affairs..... R-14. Chinese Immigration in the Pacific.............. .Roberts .Treat S. T. Wen J. B. Gow .......Ta Chen R-15. The Racial Aspects of Immigration..... R-16. Legal and Political Aspects of Immigration............................. .Wilson .Hall .S. C. Lee Tsurumi Stanley Brent ......Hall R-21. The Economic Aspects of Immigration in the Pacific R-22. Racial Investigations in Hawaii.. Batchelder .S. D. Porteus R-23. Why Japan Resent the American Immigration Law Kenzo Takayanagi R-24. A Suggestion for More Enlightened Immigration and R-25. Canadian Immigration Act... R-26. Immigration Restriction and the Treatment of Resident Aliens in New Zealand......... R-27. China, Governmental Organization of.......------------- R-29. United States, Governmental Organization of....................................------- R-31. The Missionary as Interpreter between the Homeland and the Missionary Field............ R-32. Takayanagi Cowan ..Condliffe ..Wen .Tsurumi Wilson Adams .Adams ........Coleman Political Aspects of Foreign Missionaries........................ ..N. F. Coleman R-35. What is the Function of Religion in bringing about the .Harada ..L. T. Chen R-36. In What Ways can Public Opinion be Stimulated to take an Understanding Interest in Pacific Problems?........K. C. Leebrick .Program Committee R-37. Round-Table Summary for Forum..... R-38. In What Ways can Public Opinion be Stimulated to take an Understanding Interest in Pacific Problems? (Report R-39. Standards of Living in the Pacific (Procedure for R.-T. Discussions)..... Condliffe R-40. Standards of Living in the Pacific (Report to Forum) Condliffe R-41. Treatment of Resident Aliens (R.-T. No. 2). Leebrick Leebrick Tsurumi R-44. Extra-Territoriality Lee R-45. National Economic and Commercial Policies.............................. Tsurumi ..Coleman R-47. Extra-Territoriality R-48. Industrialization of the Far East R-49. How Can Educational Agencies (schools, colleges, text- R-50. Culture and Religious Aspects of Immigration Leebrick R-53. Governmental Organization in Relation to Handling International Affairs. Cowan R-54. Japanese Experience in Regard to Industrialization........ Zumoto Condliffe R-56. Moral and Legal Right of a Nation to Exclude Aliens R-62. Open Door Policy and Spheres of Interest.............Stanley Hornbeck R-63. Aspects of Industrialization of Japan. R-64. Assimilation in Hawaii.. R-65. Legal and Political Aspects of Immigration.. R-66. Australia and the British Commonwealth of Nations .Tsurumi Dean Hall .Hall |