Nagle

This is an appeal taken from an order of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, Southern Division, denying a petition for a writ of habeas corpus.

Appellant’s alleged father, Young Ng, was bom in the United States on August 1, 1887, and has resided here ever since, except for three trips to China: January, 1908, to June, 1910; November 6, 1915, to July 19, 1917. July 9, 1927; to June 11, 1929. On his return from his first trip there on June 20, 1910, he said that he had a wife, Wong Shee, whom he had married on December 9, 1908; that he had one son, Young Hong Hay, bom December 1, 1909; and that his wife had been an expectant mother for two months when he left China.

On October 5,1915, the alleged father, departing on his second trip to China, testified that ke had a wife? Wong Shee, and two sons, Young Hong Hay, 6 years old, and Len Gee, 5 years old; on his return from China he mentioned these two sons and also a third, Young Fook Yin, bom in 1916.

0n May 5> 1920> tie alleged father,s old_ est son> Young Hong nay, applied for admission to the United States and was admitted on June 17,1926, as the son of Young Ng; this gon is now ^ CMna. 0n M…