Evian, July 15.
The Befugee Conference yesterday adopted a resolution regarding the number and types of immigrants which each country is prepared to receive, These are divided into various cate. gories:
Firstly, those who have not yet left their country of origin in Germany or Austria, but are desirous of emigrating owing to their political and religious beliefs and racial origins; Secondly, persons in the above category who have already left their native country, and have not settled elsewhere.
The governments participating in the inter-governmental committee agree to furnish to the committee strictly confidential information regarding the number and types that each country is prepared to accept. according tothe country's existing laws and practices, and also the details of these Jaws.
Recognition will be given to the fact that the countries of refuge will be entitled to consider the economic and social adaptability of the emigrants, who may be obliged pro tem to accept altered living conditions, The various governments will bear ne responsibility for financing any voluntary emigration.
The resolution also provides for the establishment "of an Inter-Governmental Committee in London, whose duty it will be to continue to develop the work of the Evian Conference.—
Reuter.
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