CHARLIE CHAPLIN.
WASHINGTON, February 15. Senator Langer has introduced in the Senate legislation directing the United States Attorney-General to determine whether Charlie Chaplin should* be deported as being an undesirable alien. Senator Langer said that the United States Immigration Bureau had told Him that there was not sufficient evidence of immorality to* warrant Chaplin’s deportation. Senator Langer contended that. Chaplin should be deported- on the basis of ibis own evidence in the case in which Miss Barry, film actress, sued him for paternity of her child.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 February 1945, Page 8
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