The Assessor—I_ request you to sit down..... Mr, Bara, the first hearing of this ease you said:
"Lam a Spanish protege. 1 was born in India. My ancestors were Spanish centuries ago. My father and grandfather were born in Bagdad. I do not know where my great-grandfather wax born. Teame to Shanghai in 1898. T betected person in 1898. not think Twas ever registered ax a British subject, because when became of age I was not natural-ined."
Inquiries at the registry office of the British Conculate-General show that you were registered as a Bue tish subject when you became of age in 1900 and that you were registered up to the year 1911 as a Britich subject. From that time onwards you have not been so re istered, Where were you register after 19112
Mr. Fzra—Your Honour, I have been advised not to discuss the question of my nationality here, Tro for all my questions to my Consul.
The Assessor—I will ask you one question, Mr, Ezra, You may answer it or not, just as you please,
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