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PREMIER'S REPLY TO. PROTEST.

Correspondence which passed be-- tween the Prime Minister of Aus- tralia (M Scullin) and the Con- Bul-General for Chinn Mr. F. T. Sung) resently in regard to the alleged indignities, imposed upon Chinese nationals, by Customs officials has been inade available.

Mr. Sung protested against the taking of finger-printe, and said that it was difficult to convince the average. Chinese that the practice was followed for other than criminal purposes. In regard to the ban on the entry of wives of Chinese people resident in Au tralia, Mr. Sung pointed out that in 1928 there were 13.614 Chinese males, and only 185 Chinese females in Australia, and remarked that conditions resulting from the re- fusal to lift the ban tended to im morality or to increasing the num bor of marriage with. Australian women. An effort was being made. to obtain a complete register of the Chinese in Australia, and it was urged that when it was establish- ed, all registered Chinese should be free from liability to arrest, trial,

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Captain. Williams: That is un- tendent pursor of the company, trucuri poten. said after a check had been made

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In his reply, Mr. Scullin said: said that it was due to the fact der to facilitate the loading and money which was held by the potance of the practice of taking visitors' on liners was advanced in that he had to do a lot of entertain discharging of the ship at various pany should be retained by them, finger-prints of Chinese has been mán a Larsipaol in which allows to feed to the port te bud-tis exteristir-trades and pita a dens aphaty naisten By the en lampalloading Ausen's Drive tems en board, uma fenththyi

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