THE EVENING TRIBUNE

San Diego, California, U.S.A.

17 April 1929

(page 7)

WILL OUST BRITON

RESIDING IN PARIS.

Paris, April 17—The Paris Midi says that Alastair [sic] Crowley, who says he was a British secret service agent during the World was and in that capacity posed as a German propagandist, writing articles for “The Fatherland,” will be expelled from France tomorrow. The Midi quotes Crowley as saying that as a secret British agent he sought to influence the Germans to sink American ships with the end in mind of forcing the United States into the war on the side of the allies.