Evening star., 1932-04-07

nave published, 1t can easily be
IL inferred that the government of
that country is determined to
Danish ali pernlcious foreigners from
| It's territories. This action is justified
| from motives of national Securitv.
Chile denies her hospitality to persons
born In other countries not worthy of
pleasant asylum among her people
| because wnen admitted there they have
evinced evil passions and a dangerous
disrespect for the laws which threaten
not only the social quietude, but also
| the very stability of the government,
exposing it to the risk of anarchy and
all the horrors of bloody revolution.
The mutiny OF the fleet at Caldera q
few months ago and the recent Incl
dents at Capiapo and Vallenar have
both revealed that a vicious foreign
propaganda has tainted the loyalty of
| certain elements Of the Chilean citi-
zenry, and that political agitations i'm
| ported from abroad hold alarming men,
aces to the welfare of the state.
Russian Communism, as is well
known, does not falter in efforts to
spread its doctrines and its methods in
the world. and has recently selected the
peoples OF. America for such exploita-
tion because considered most suscep-
| tible to these influences. Up to now,
| the intelligence of the laboring man
and the fidelity of the armed forces to
| their institutions have defeated the de-
velopmentS desired by the agents Of
Moscow, though each sinister perturba-
ton attempted has been marked with
grievous shedding of blood grave un-
| rest and threats to popular tranquility.
| Each time a disturbance occurred it
was felt more necessary to place strict
embargoes upon the activities of these
| malicious emissarieS of Bolshevism.
This determination eliminated after the
affairs at Copiapo and Vallenar, and
now Chile is expelling from her borders
all undesirable aliens.
This procedure is not one that should
| be viewed with indifference by her
| neighbors, for these individuals will, of
| course, insinuate themselves again into
! other countries along the proximate
seaboard, and inaSmuch as Peru Is
| bounded by Chile, it is not preposter-
Gus to conjecture that the exodus of
this evil tribe will be very largely to
| our country.
! To receive such guests will consti-
tute the graveSt imprudence. In fact,
We are just now on the point OF ex-
| peiling number of similar malcontentS
ourselves for their nefarious interplays
Among our people, particularly 10 ca
emplified during the late election cam
paigns. If we must have revolutions,
| let them at least be fomented by our
| own people, and not by a contingent
of sef-seeking extraneous politicians
who, not recognizing what made exist
ence insupportable in their own lanos,
seek to establish the same malign con-
ditions in all others.
| The crimes committed recently IN
Chile and the problem of undesirable
immigration now likely to become more
| than ever one Of ours due to the ex-
pulsion OF these foreigners from the re-
public to the south (of us) are matters
OF vital import TO be taken Immediately
into consideration both by the govern
ment and the Constitutional Congress.
Mexican Fiesta
Disastrous for American.
| FL Universal, Mexico, d. FAN
American citizen, Senior John E. White,
was assaulted and robbed recently in the
, suburb OF the city known as "Candel-
| aria de los Patos" Senor White had
been told that this quarter was espe-
cially interesting to foreign visitors, and
he determined to see It before he left
the country, his departure being sched-
iuled for today. Not realizing that he
should take any special precaution,
Senior White repaired thither while dis
playing q heavy aoad watch chain On