To facilitate the job the Justice De-"partment has started an educational [programme, felling aliens that registration is being required as a means of protecting the law-abiding alien.
In fact, no official proposals on this subject have reached the British Government from Vichy since the departure of the French Embassy from London.
M. Baudoin's more general statement, that the British Government is preventing the arrival of certain surpluses fróm French overseas possessions, causes no surprise in London in view of the policy of accumulation of surpluses clearly explained by the Prime Wünisef, Mr. Winstom Churchill, in his speech on August Zi.
Responding to these injunctions the alien will step up to the postmaster's window, fill out the necessary blanks and fix his fingerprints under the guidance of government employees Who learned the art of fingesprinting "m a few minutes"—United Press.
Tt is noted here that the only guatanfee whit M Buadein wae able to produce against misappropriation of such surpluses by Germany is the promise of the Nazi Government. No independent Frenchmen, it is added, would take such promises seriously, "and M. BaudeiWs mgennous faith in them betrays once again the extent to which the Vichy Gov-
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