Sorensen, Labour member for West Leyton, drew the Government's attention to the emergency regulations in Hongkong, empowering, the arrest and expulsion of people uily without regular employ-Ho suutgested that such cases be submitted to a court of law, order to avoid intustiee, Sir Thomas Inskip, the Secretary of State for the Dominions, stated in reply that, while emergency condi tions persisted, the regulations were fully justified " No injustice, he em= phasized, need be feared.
Mr. Sorensen persisted in his ques tioning, and declared that "any arbitrary and unjust action Ix not a Rood advertisement for our Govern: ment in Hongkong."
Sir Thomas repeated that the Hongkong Government was "dealing, with thousands of refugees under extraordinary conditions, and extra ordinary action ix requived."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.