New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 31

HOOVER GONSIDERS IMMIGRATION LAWS - National Origins Proclamation Due in Ten Days Washington, March 22 (®—Presi- dent Hoover turned his attention again today to the problem of deal- ing with the national origins provi- sions of the immigration laws, Only ten days remain before the ! expiration of the time fixed b gress for the president to ssue a proclamation putting into effect the clause under which the immigration quota of each country would be fixe) by the percentage the number ot their nationals in this country to the total population of the Uni States. For several days an opin- fon of the rney gen as to whether it is mandatory for fthe president to issue the proclamation has been lying on the desk of the president. The national origins clausc would almost doublc the number of immi- grants that might come from Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Aus- tria and Belgium, and cut | sharply the quota n and Norway. 5 wonuld be would of Sweds i given Ttaly and several other south- | ern Luropean countries with creases for Switzerland and others in northern Europe, Other Problems Before Him At the same time, Mr. Hoover Eiving pointments, flood relicf, and the multitude of ot} that flow to his desk, Major Gen. 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The 81si others |Oxford-Cambridge boat race will be Lunder way Up the tide "l to Mortlak incoln Street Aggregation Agai Thames, con- 1 ires Opponents in Hot ir his- two limina loth fiery zain sct things afire and it was their | i team [, With their fast pl [ combination t its victory for the He i e e four and a quarter miles the «ignts froth goalic Cam will fight {acular game in (he cage nty minutes the s Another fow s vill have to Lnglish in Atrica, Canada, Austr il the other British pos: cred in the ven * stirs interest y Mctnsos L. Wrinn scas leslin K. Heslin 1. Clarkgon i Heslin w other cvents on the and varicd Lritish sports th renawal of the no1AZD tinds the two crews well matehed. 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