SOUTH AFRICA.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1588, 17 March 1919, Page 6

SOUTH AFRICA.

EJECTING UNDESIRABLES

Bu Cable. — Press Association. — Vovyriuht. (A. & N.2.) CAPE TOWN, March 11. An Enemy Repatriation and Denaturalisation Bill introduced in the South African Parliament provides that all interned aliens as at November 11 shall he regarded as undesirables. If subsequent to that date hey have expressed a desire,to reurn to their own country, or have lot acquired a domicile or have said •r done anything hostile rendering iiem in the opinion of the board a anger to peace and order, the Min.ler may order their removal from te Union, after which they are to be eemed prohibited immigrants, aluralisation certificates are made vocable if the holders have exessed a desire to revert to their inner allegiance or have done or id anything endangering peace and der. The nationality of wife, inor, or children is not affected by e revocation unless so desired. A oard of three administers the Act. The Nationalists strongly opposed lie introduction of the Bill proifling, under certain circumstances, r the repatriation of every enemy ibject and the revocation of the atiiralisation certificates of a former lemy subject, livery Nationalist lember presented a petition against ic Bill. In the South African Assembly a ill granting amnesty to the rebels' f 1914 was read a first time.