Salt Lake Telegram | 1920-12-05 | Page 9 | Of Is

nor Mier Urges U. U S. S 1 y of All for Admission Dee Dec 4 America 4 should jay s to who should bo ho al al- al migrate to this country and should gO so when e n the opinion of Com Com- Immigration Frederick A A. said in a survey of the im- im made public here to to- to army of foreigners to toi migrate to this country ted States has no means stop those not wanted immigrants to farms where here laborers are greatly ead of ot permitting them to toady toady ady sady congested on sted cities where habitants are wanted would the menace created by the influx of foreigners through h ont door according to the ther ther thera r r ra OGEES of these aliens aliens- hem em refugees in the strictest term will will enter the United g the current fiscal year the tr said Some of them he find their way to farms where I eally needed but the great to cities which Isi is i undesirable un in this period of cause of food and hous- hous ns t claIS in several cities have havethe havethe havethe l the immigration officials to tog g Immigrants to their cities cc them to settle arms arm declared re e thousands of ot people out of ios lo cities today toda he said ed thousands of newcomers conditions worse They can can- They are not producers em m n in the cities eating up arce enough at present BOR BOB cen een een told by the vice president urr neatest Western railroads I d Dakotas ne next t year ear the haress haress har- har uess ess ess than 60 per cent of what Rear y ar because they cannot get I labor on the farms Proper the immigrants if it brought about by legislation this threatening situ sit- sit sited u ed send thousands to the farms ng one ne of the most effective the h 1 high cost of 1 lining flying It much could be done in ing g these people to take up and work them I ought to help out loner ioner Wallis Vallis suggested the es- es a preferential selective admitting immigrants I from he believes are try try- elto America u Ie added preferential jt tt be be instituted without first thet thep constitution Numerous i have been made for the ther r the C the coming millions m and there bills before congress on the ther r f. TEST EST literacy test he declared er ws was a greater farce and andros ros no safety to the country he two two Seventy radicals con- con jand r recently could read readi i several languages he said have havee passed an any literacy test citi- citi Jt it theY were destructive ad people for this country d tests that will determine man or woman Intends to be berker berker berker and a a. re real l law abiding lany people wh who cannot cannot pos pos- the literacy test will make malFe the citizens e e elfae e should have ha some sa say is to be allowed to come here they should go Perhaps weJa we Ja 1 agreement nt with ons to have our i ther side of the ocean to who should emigrate We Ve do undesirables and I I. I would I d back a thousand good men mento to n bad man come into the I I gan is is When in doubt de- de j de-j