Liberal member for East Wolverhampton, asked if special machinery would be set up to help to guide people in regard to their chances of entering Britain.
Sir Samuel Hoare thought that some further organization would be necessary. He undertook to take account of a suggestion by Mr. Thomas Edmund Harvey, Independent Progressive member for the Combined English Universities, to communicate with the Dominions in these cases.
The Home Secretary also promised to look into the matter of accepting guarantees from Britons prepared to offer their homes.—Reuter.
Mr. Koki Calholi, head of the Italian. Goodwill
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