PAUL ROBESON’S CRUSADE.
STOP PRESS
NEW YORK, January 27.—Paul Robeson announced that he intended to abandon the theatre and concert stage for the next two years “to talk up and down the nation against race hatred and prejudice.”
CANADA TO REMOVE BAN ON CHINESE.
OTTAWA, January 27. The Prime Minister, Mr Mackenzie King, a,nhounced that the Government was amending the Immigration Act, to-remove the discrimination who were the only from Canada by Act of plrliameut.
Tj&JMEN’S DEFECTION—wI||JANELLA SALVAGE.
The tjugmcn’.s defection (see page 4) represents the most serious happening during the Wanganella salvage operations. Among officials connected' with those operations there was this morning an air of gravity contrasting sharply with the optimism apparent yesterday. Salvage preparations are not yet held up because of the loss of the tugs’ services, but will be delayed presently unless the trouble is ended;—Press Association.
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Evening Star, Issue 26011, 28 January 1947, Page 8
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