Paris, Sept. 16.
The huge foreign population of France will shortly have a special legal status, and unworthy members of it will be submitted to close suprevision. This sequel to recent terroust outrages has been announced by the Premier, M. Camille Chautemps.
Enquiries into last week's bombings in the Etoile district are being hampered by the difficulty of following political movements imported from abroad, because nowadays several million foreigners are sheltering in France, mostly political refugees.
the interests of national safety, the Government has instructed jurists to frame legislation which will confer valuable guarantees on genuine foreign workers and, at the same time, enable the authorities to keep an eye on undesirable elements.
An Italian, described as an anarchist, has been detained near Toulouse for questioning in connection with the Paris bomb outrages last week-end.
The Ministry of the Interior does not claim that'he was involved in the blowing up of the buildings, but hopes that he be able to give valuable information which may lead to the tracing of the guilty.—Reuter.
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