ADVISED TO LEAVE

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 217, 13 August 1937, Page 8

ADVISED TO LEAVE

3.15 P.M. EDITION

GERMANS IN BRITAIN. ABRUPT DEPARTURES. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) Received August 13, 12,50 p.m. LONDON, Aug. 12. Numbers of German subjects, in addition to the three journalists, have been advised by the Home Office to leave Britain. All have accepted the advice. Several others, including a girl staying at a London luxury hotel, abruptly departed after being interviewed by Scotland Yard officials. The Daily Telegraph’s Berlin correspondent understands that Mr Ebbutt (the Times correspondent) is not likely to be withdrawn within a fortnight, but will await an expulsion order.

A Berlin cable says a dramatic warn ing to young Germans not to visit Britain owing to the pogrom raging against Germans is published in the official Nazi organ Angrieff from its London correspondent, who advises Germans not to run the danger of “shameless insults and aspersions, against which they have no protection.” , . . Mr Ebbutt is receiving a stream ot abusive letters and phone calls from people in Berlin. It is reported from Biarritz that Count De Los Andres, General Franco’s representative at Biarritz, and Herr Von Godd, the correspondent of the official German news agency at St. Jean De Luz. have been served with expulsion orders. No reason is given.