Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-01-26 | Page 7 | Lack of Alien Influx Benefit

lUCK LACK OF ALIEN INFLUX BENEFIT 1 British Visitor to U TL S Says Immigration Ban BanIs BanIs Is Good Thing LO LONDON DO Jan By 20 28 By The Th As- As Associated As Associated s- s Press Increased Press Increased son person personal al efficiency In America has more than countered the lo loss s ot of the th an- an annual an annual nual flood of or European Immigrants grants resulting irom nom the present restricted Immigration policy Ver- Ver Vernon Vernon Vcr non non president of ot the th Fed Fed- Federation Federation Federation of British Industries told the annual of ot the tho Amen Ameri American can ran chamber ot or commerce In Lon Lon- Lon Lon-ilon ilon today while discussing his re- re recent recent re recent cent mission to tho the United States Thus Thu he ho said economic theor theor- theorIes theories ies iea had been confounded and Am Ant American price levels le had not risen lie admitted that this was to Ills his for spent ten years yean prior to the war In the th United States he ho thought that country could not do without the great influx of ot foreigners that mounted into the hundreds of ot thousands yearly Agitation over oven the th rubber ques- ques question ques question tion at present was the tho principal cau cause e of pos possible Anglo American Anglo friction he be continued This was mainly because the tho situation hal had hadnot hadnot not been fairly presented In the United States although ho was certain certain tam tain that when he be h discussed the problem with Herbert Hoover In Washington the tho tb secretary ot of o corn com commerce mere corn fierce merce had thoroughly understood that the th Stevenson act was not discriminatory against the th United States Applause greeted a a statement by bythe bythe bythe the speaker that tho the rubber plan plan- plantations plan plantations had been saved by the act to the Immense advantage ot or tho th AmerIcan people who were the principal rubber consumers