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Show COURT SAYS THAT CASTRO MAY COME IN Immigration Authorities Are Overruled la Noted Case. NEW VUKK. Fob. 16. tpnaao (astro ia free to coino mad go la tkis rouutry at will- Judge Ward la tat federal distric t court this aftaraoaa sustained tki writ of kabeas eorpas la his behalf, overruUag tbe immigration authorities. ( astro has beoa out on bail for ease time poadiae; a decision la the case. The government bitterly opyond tea entrance of the forner Veneruelas it, mi mi . on the KTound that he was aa uvdesirable ia tkat he refused ta answer question concerning the inter-aal inter-aal affairs of Veneturla and the mur tier of Ueneral Fared, a political op poni'nt. Tke special board of inqoirv at Kills inland first refused him admit ad-mit unee. a dasislon srhirb was sf-firmed sf-firmed ti.v.the iletiartmeut of com-rii'M'o com-rii'M'o ami labor. Ofneral Castro then carried his case into the courts. 'cncral (Jastro was mo moved " ith Kleasuralilo eirltemeut whea told that o had wen bis fast' that he could hardly speak. "That is flae: " ho rrled. "I am vindicated! " His lawvrr said that I astro bad not made up at mind just what be would do now. Ho mav or way not visit other ci!te in the United States. At any event, he will return to Europe in the course of a few weeks. He 4o nied tout be has any Intention of trying try-ing again to assume euntrol in Venezuela. Vene-zuela. WAbHINOTON, Tcb. 15. When Secretary N'agel was told of Judge Ward decision he said the gov ern-me.ut ern-me.ut wan not considering arresting: (astro at this time, but that in all probability an appeal from the decision would be taken. - |