P. & O. LINER
ARRIVES ON
RADICAL MEASURES
MAIDEN VOYAGE AGAINST ALIENS
Paris, To-day.
Radical measures against foreign
The new P. and O. liner, Canton, on her maiden voyage to the Far East, arrived in Hong Kong this emigres were demanded by morning, bringing Air Vice-Marshal Temps" yesterday evening. Babington, new Air Officer Com- manding, R.A.F. Far East, and a number of Government servants returning from furlough.
"Le
The paper says: We must close our frontiers, Expulsion must not be an exception but a rule. Only such people should be allowed to enter France who fulfil certain The Among them were the Hon. clearly defined conditions. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, the At-French people have had enough of torney-General, Mr. W. J. Carrie, political fugitives. destined from Mr. R. A. D. Forrest, and Mrs. the very outset to become a burden to the State or to violate laws, to Forrest.
Mr. J. H. Seth and Mr. C. become undesirable competitors for Balker, and the Rev. H. A. Wit-French businessmen or intellectual tenbach and Mrs. Wittenbach and workers and whose conflicting poli- infant, were among others who tical philosophies are bound to re- sult in unrest and acts of violence. disembarked here.
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The "Canton," is a 16,000-ton From the racial point of view, ship with a speed of 21 knots the influx of numerous aliens be- and carries 850 passengers, in-longing to various races constitute cluding 260 first-class.
a serious danger for the country Among special amenities pro-with A low birthrate such vided for passengers may be France. From the economic point mentioned loud-speaker units in of view, it creates a dangerous suitable positions for music and competition, and from the political news, a wireless office for
pas-point of view, it endangers public sengers' use, convenient to the order and gives rise to inter- main staircase, microphones national complications. We must from the Navigation Bridge for therefore cease playing with fire.~ remarks from the Captain to Trans-Ocean.
passengers, and alarm gongs and
bells from the bridge to all parts
of the ship.
BIG HOLD-UP INCIDENT SEQUEL
Before Mr. R. Edwards
PASSPORT FORGERY GANG INVOLVED?
Paris, To-day.
at the An attempt to link up the shoot- Central Magistracy this morning,ing of the German Embassy secre- two ex-fokis of the Ying Mei Tea tary with the activities of an in- Dealers, were charged with robbery.ternational passport forging band Another man, So Tin Cheung, 24, is made by "Liberte," which calls attention to a Polish Embassy was charged with receiving a sum
statement to the effect that Grynsz- of $320.
It was alleged that defendants,pan's passport must have been with others, robbed the managing partner of the Ying Mei Company, at No. 20 and 22 Mercer Street, of $2,400 in Hong Kong currency, on October 26.
forged.
During the past month, accord- ing to the paper, over 20 advertise- ments concerning lost. Polish pass- ports have appeared in one news- First and second defendant were paper and on June 9, 1938, a per- remanded for a week, and third de-son giving his name as Grynszpan, fendant for 72 hours. Inspector L. and his address as Rue Uerspor 34, R. Whant is in charge of the announced that he had lost
case.
ROYAL VISIT TO WASHINGTON
London, To-day. The Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, will not accompany tho
British Monarchs on their tour to Canada and the United States, it was announced last night:
The programme of the Royal trip | has not yet been worked out in "de- tail and is still being discussed in semi-official circles. Trans-Ocean.
passport.
his
Enquiring why so many Polish passports are lost in Paris, the paper assumes that organised theft is going on and that emigres being supplied with forged pass- ports..
are
Were the police successful in finding the origin of the passport in Grynszpan's possession, im- portant facts concerning the crime might be revealed: Trans-Ocean.
KEEPING IT UP.
Rome, To-day. movement has now begun to Fung Wah, 20, was sent to prison exclude Jews from sporting clubs, for a month by Mr. R. Edwards the Royal Yachting Federation hay- this morning, when convicted of ing been the first to take this
tion.Trans-Ocean. stealing a car jack.
Defendant was seen by, an Indian constable, carrying away the jack from a car, the property of Cap- tein-MoAlisterz in Chater Road, at about 4 a.m. this morning.
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