Mr. Clarence E. Gauss, who is en route to Chuhgking as the New U.S. Minister to China, and Colonel Samuel Lutz Howard, USMC., en route to Shanghai to become new commanding officer of the Fourth Marines there, both were: aboard the Garáeld.
Mr. Gauss said he did not see the actual incident. Col. Howard, said he did not see the cruiser approach but later joined the passengers watching. "They just did it end headed off, was the way Col. Howard described the incident.
Not Anxious to Reach Germany The Germans were not over anxious io return to Germany and join the army, the stewards said.
The four Germans removed were Mr. Ewald Flesch, Mr. Werner Naumann, Mr. Hans Sandkamm and Mr. Guenther Katze, formerly employed in South America and held by Im. migration authorities in San Francisco since last August, after their arrival from Colombia.' The Japanese N.Y.K. line had refused to pro-Vide passage across the Pacific for the men, fearing that the British might intercept any ship the men travelled on—United Press.
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