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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 March 1957Vol. XXVII, No. 8

[?]O-Chinese Insolence

p. 55 · Read in the full issue

In N. Caledonia

Caledonia could have a lous racial problem on its nds in a few years, neo news-sheet, published re said that during the recent hinese fetes at the Tiebaghi American owned, Vietnamese among other things, a ic representation of the .11 of Dien Bien Phu, the t loss the French suffered in ar against the Reds in Indo authorities (says a corre ct) might consider taking against those who don’t like v Caledonian way of life, be is too late. There have been ny examples, lately, of insol ind “flashness” by young hinese who have been allowed e in New Caledonia, -years-old Viet (Tonkinese) sd in the New Caledonia smelters, ran into a packet 3le recently when he toured b of Noumea in a jeep with friends, singing Viet national t the top of his voice, of these was the Vietminh umst) national anthem, which are the words, “we ik the blood of our enemies.” irasian police officer asked keep the peace, but the Viet and insulted the officer. A sent him to prison for a