1941-03-04 — Page 13

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 4, 1941.

Canada To Deport Japanese Who Cannot Prove Legal Entry

Canada's recent decision to register all Japanese residents in the Dominion is expected to go far toward solving controversies over the status of the Japanese in Canada, 92 per cent. of whom reside in British Columbia, says a message from Van-

couver.

While Japanese were required to participate in the general registration some months ago, they were not talled upon to state whether or not they entered Canada legally. The new registra- tion will determine this point, giving to bona-fide Japanese residents the protection to which they are entitled by law. Thong unable to prove legal entry are to be deported.

Kenji Nakauchi, Japanese) Consul in Vancouver, welcomed the new registration. He said it was just what he expected from the Canadian authorities. Other Japanese voiced criticism of the Ottawa order exempting all Japanese from serving in Canada's fighting forces.

Rome Comment on War

On African Empire

LONDON, Mar. 3 (Reuter),—"The fighting in East Africa

The new registration order hos is of an extremely intense nature and it may be necessary for revived once again one of British us to make ulterior sacrifices," said a war commentator on Columbia's most important racial, political, and economic controversies Rome radio to-day.

the

caused by the presence of some 23,- The commentator added that the British are using a third 000 Japanese la the Province, many of a million men in East Africa and they are armed with the

of them engaging in primary indus-most modern weapons, tanks and armoured cars. In these con-

trades. ditions, the fight presents undoubted advantages to the British.

tries or in highly comp Denied

Right To Vote

At its last session a few weeks ago the British Columbia Legislature reaffirmed its attitude against allow ing Japanese to vole in the provin- cial election, Japanese have peatedly sought the right to vole and few years ago sent a deputation

re

Beyond Mogadiscio

No change in

Somaliland Ruman Envoy

CAIRO, Mar.. (Reuter).-In v

into Itollon sweep British troops have reached 80 miles beyond Mogadiscio and have oc- cupled the villages of Duca, Degli and Abruzzi.

the position in to the House of Commons at Ottawa Eritrea, Libya or Abyssinia la re- to argue the canc

The Federal authorities recognized ported in to-day's official communi- that it was pelmurlly an issue forque. British Columbia to settle. and British Columbla promptly went on record against giving the franchise not only to Japanese but to Orientals.

R.A.F. Activities

To Japan

Change Is Announced SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" BUCHAREST, Mar. 2 (Domel).- The Rumunian Government an- nounced to-day the appointment of Major-General G. Bagulesco, former

· Rumanian Military Attache to the Legation in Tokyo, as new Rumanian

Minister to Japan

succeed- Ing M. Georges Paraschivesco.

Major-General Bagulesco is now the chairman of the Rumania-Japan, Society and the President of the Ex- Servicemen's Association.

In Eritrea, the R.A.F. attacked

around Keren positions

while a

the all South African Air Force squadron continued to harass the enemy with machine-gun attacks.

"Gentleman's Agreement” ·

While no Japanese are now enter ing Canada, the official attitude 10- word the Japanese has been to avoid scrupulously any acts which consti- tute

{ breach with the Tokyo Government, especially in matters! affecting immigration.

While Canada arbitrarily refused entry of other Asiatics in recent years, Japanese have been restricted only by a "gentleman's agreement," obviously discriminatory

gainst

At Burye In Abyssinlo, large fires and heavy explosions occurred as the result of bombing of military ob- Jectives.

Kenya Safer

NAIROBI, Mar. 3 (Reuter).- Black-out restrictions are being re-

the highlands area from to-morrow. Modified restrictions will be force on the coast,

Ursi

"NO RETREAT HERE" — Grim-faced, President Roosevelt dolivors inaugural address, plodging to perpetuato democracy and assarting that "We do not retreat."

Chiang Says Seizure Of South

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Sea Lands Will Menace China

теплее

Pro-British Agents

CHUNGKING, Mar. 2 (Central News).-"Japan's invasion to China's LONDON, Mar. 3 (Reuter).—Some moved in Nairobi and the whole of 240 people in Rumania who are sus of the South Seas will be the greatest

preted of working for British in-national existence and security," declared Generalissimo Chiang interests, have been arrested and placed Kai-shek in a speech at the first plenary session of the 2nd

in a concentration camp near Tor-People's Political Council yesterday. gujlu, states n Bucharest telegram to Not only is the South Sens," Generalissimo Chiang en- the official German agency.

Sixty of the arrests were made in phasised, "a second fatherland for more than 10,000,000 overseas Bucharest, and Greeks, Turks, Chinese who dwell and earn their living there, but upon that Armenians and Rumanians are stated arca hinges China's very existence and security."

China in favour of Japan, but die- Gas-Masks for U.S.

iated by a desire not to offend the Japanese, not so much because of Canada's interest but because of the delicate condition of Anglo-Japanese affairs in the Far East:

Non-Combatants

WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 (Reuter). -Gas-mnyks for the use of non-com-

to be among those arrested.

Plebiscite

BUCHAREST, Mar. 3

in

her

Generalissimo Chinng said that in. view of her miserable failure Japan has complained, through its batants in areas under military juris-

(Reuter).China Japan is trying to make use Consuls, of unfair treatment politic-diction have been ordered by theThe final result of the plebiscite on of the European war to full ally and economically. Charges in United States War Department. General Antonescu's policy will not dream of conquest, and slie has re- British Columbia have centred about Disclosing this fact to-day, the War be

known till Thursday, but the Icentlyard expansion. Japanese refusal to co-operate. It is Department stated that a limited voting so far shows almost complele a charged that Japanese Influence in commerce has frequently led to do quantity" of gas-masks have been unanimity for the policy, says th

ordered. mination with the result that Ilving standards have deteriorated.

Coolics Built Railways There are almost as many Chinese in British Columbia us Japanese, but they have constituted less of a pro-" blem. They came to Canada frem California in search of gold and they

came as

I low cost, the masks will be sup- of plled by five manfacturers.

No further extension of facilities for the manufacture of gas-masks is contemplated at present.

Invasion Ports Night Foray Of R.A.F. On Calais & Boulogne LONDON, Mar. 3 (Reuter).The RAF. made a heavy attack on the invasion ports on the French coast to-night.

Rumanian news agency.

to

Up to this morning, 110,345 voted approval against 1,555 against. eldent.

The voting has been without in realnquest of China, Jup

coolle Inbour. to help in building the Canadian Pacific Hall- way's const division. The Japanese Arst came in the 1890's and settled' chiefly in the salmon fishing area off the mouth of the Fraser River. Many of them have sent their carnings hume.

the days before the Canadian Government Fielded to the pleas of returned soldiers following the World War and restricted the number of Above Calais and Boulogne, 'great

nearly 50 per cent, of of searchlights were in action along VI. Japanese beid all the commercial fishing licenses.

Froin the south coast of England, the rald was clearly visible, but stiff wind in the Straits muffled the sound of the explosions.

Alfonso Laid To Rest

Funeral Yesterday

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

ROME, Mar. 3 (UP) The late ex-King Alfonso was buried in the Church of Monserrato af 1 p.m. to-day between the Borgia

been making several moves for the However,

he called upon nation to realise the fact that Japan's southward advance was only a means

the

these therefore end, and phases of Japan's aggression closely related. His prediction, was that before Japan set out on her would southward expansion, she launch another large scale offensive! in China.

were

MODERN CHUNGKING RISING

Aw Boon-haw's.

Impressions

Mr Aw Boon-haw, Chinese in- New Resources

dustrialist from Singapore, visu- Condemning Japan's "new order

and the alises a new and modern Chung- in Greater 'East Asin," "sphere of common prosperity in king rising from the ruins caus- Greater East Asia," the Generalissimo ed by Japanese aerial attacks. Mr Aw came to Hongkong from seize sold that Japan's ambition

the rich resources-and-wide increase brute force of count of a slight, indisposition after

ber territories of the South Seas in order Chungking Sunday afternoon on ne

of attending the inaugural meeting of the blockade of tighten to

aggression,

the first. China's power of China, we

Political Council,

weaken

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fshing Heenses held by Japanese, the flushes lighted up the sky and scores Popes Calixtus III and Alexander resistance and finally fulfill her dream/People's mary session of the 2nd

of the Japanese moved inland the Fraser River, followed the

fre

20 miles of the French const

tertile valley and built farms, camper cent, even with immigration re- peting with other settlers. Theylatively light.

Japanese Schools Criticised guined control over the small fruit

Another complaint is that many and berry production and they still hold it in some areas. They did not Japanese still compel their children remain in the rural communities; to go to Japanese schools where only many of them moved into the towns Japanese language is spoken and where the tradition of the Japanese and entered commercial pursulis.

Vancouver Activities Empire Is inculcated.

more. than

The Anal mass for Alfonso was celebrated at 11 a.m. attended by the Prince of Piedmont, all dressed in King and Queen of Italy, and the

mourning.

Twenty-three of King Victor uniform stood at attention around the Emuel's Royal Guards in full dress casket,

Princes' Grief

and the

He praised highly the confidence of the conquest of China

and energetic spirit of the people in domination of the Pacille.

Generalissimo Chiang received loud China's war-time capital when inter-

Wider Streets that China should not only fight to

Mr Aw declared that Japanese applause when he solemnly declared viewed yesterday by "Central News," the end to safeguard her indepen- dence and existence but also curb aerial bombinga, though causing great without advantages because from the against the world and the Orient.

The encralissimo stated that the debris of the devastated areas, new with force Japan's tent crimes sufferings to many people, are not present marks not only a turning and modern buildings are rapidly point in the

world situation but also rising and widened streets are being the last stage in the Sino-Japanese constructed to replace the former labyrinth Within the short space The services at Monserrato were

bitter struggle.

Reuter adds: Pressing for insis-of five years, he predicted, a better attended by a small intimate group of Embers of the family, Alfonso's

General Chiang added that national being. can diplomatic corps and a special defence must take precedence over friends, members of the Latin Ameri-tence on a final victory for China, and modern Chungking will come to Spanish delegation, as well as repre- sentatives of Italian Royalty and the everything else, Government.

Questions On Food

A commission has been appointed In Vancouver, Japanese operate to supervise the new registration. 11s 100 grocery stores, 20 chairman is Mayar Fred Hume of

Mr Aw declared that there is no apartment houses, 45 barber shops, New Westminster, representing

cause for anxiety during the coming 150 automobile salesrooms, 27 dress-district in which the Japanese popu-

bombing season as there are over making shops, 24 fish acres, 114 lation 5 particularly heavy. lodging houses, 35 restaurants, and

1,000 strongly built dug-outs capable Other members of the Commission

Don Juan

an and Don Jalmie with CHUNGKING, Mar. 3 (Reuter)~- 23 wholesale houses of various kinds. include Prof. H. P. Angus, who was

recent ple. Three hundred more, now under They have also entered many of the a member of the Rowell-Strals Com- tear-stained eyes were present, but Numerous questions were raised by of accommodating some 350,000 peo-

both, Queen Victoria und mission studying Frederal-Provincial

Princess delegates chiefly concerning professions.

Japan's southward construction, will be completed soon.

Evacuation Those in favour of limiting, Japan-relations, and who has been an out-Beatrice were overcome at the pre-info ese influence in the Province point to spoken advocate of enfranchising vlous ceremony and did not attend the expansion and China's counter-mea-

Evacuation of citizens whose pre- the fact that the Japanese birth rate Japanese in Canada; Col. McGregor burial services at Monserrato where, sures.

lu counter It is understood, interniment is only Is far higher than any other racial Macintosh, leader of the

whose charges temporary pending completion of tripartite alliance, the facts behind Is proceeding apace. He estimated group in British Columbia. In the Japanese movement five years between 1931 and 1930 of illegal entry were a factor in arrangements for foal burial at the the Soviet-Japanese negotiations, the that alrendy 200,000 people have been

Escorial, the Japanese population increased 16 having the commission appoluted.

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China's steps.

the sence in Chungking is non-essential

nim of Mr Matsuoka's Oceanin de-shifted to places of comparative

Tam, and Information regarding Mr safelyng to the patriotic activities Laughlin Carrie's to Chungki

visit to also occupied discussion..

It is

s learned that Mr Wang Chung- hul agreed to give written replies at

a latter, cession of the Council.

of the Chinese in British Malaya, Mr assured that they would continue their loyal

and

unreserved support

to the National Government. Ho re-

contributions

Mr Oong Wen-hao, Minister of vealed that difficulties have been Economic Affairs, also submitted a encountered in remitting contri

to China as a result of the report on the economic situation. back Questions raised by delegates In- financial restrictions enforced by the British authorities there. total of cluded such questions ns what was Government policy regarding the sale $25,000,000 of these contributions,

hold up. of foodstuffs; what was Government's he said, has thus been future policy regarding food and Mr Aw had been in Chungking for trade-Government monopoly or free 10 days during which time he called. trade; had Government any effective on Me Lin Sen, Chairman of the to stabilico commodity National Government, Generalissimo high prices since prices differ considerably Chiang Kai-shek and ather in different districts; and had Gov- Government offcials. ernment any plans for the

measure

distribution of commodities?

Political Parties

proper

It in Interesting to note that the Council's Presidium of five Includes

the lenders of all political groups

the Chiang Kai-shek Government

German Agent Arrested

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON. Mar. 3 (UP) ---

and the Kuomintang; Chang Po-ling. The Federal Grand Jury to-day In- Independent educationalist, Tno Jun- ditted Friendrich-Ernst Auhagen who sun, Chinese Youth Parly, Chang was charged with failure, to register Chun-mai, Chinese National Socinilst, with the State Department as an and Miss Wu Ye-Inn, Independent agent of the German Government. woman Educationalist.

With 201 delegales, attending the Council Meeting, is the largest at tendance in the history of the Coun-

ell,

He was taken into custody on the west coast as he was preparing to leave the United States. The Grand Jury said that Auhagen had distri buted information and propaganda.

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