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Physicians advise: "Take Sanatogen to regain New Strength"

For more than 30 years physicians all over the world have prescribed Sanatogen whenever they had to combat nervous debility or general weakness in their patients.

No wonder ! Sanatogen is an ideal strength- creating food, containing exactly those elements- phosphorus and albumin-which are nature's building material for Health and Strength,

Just think what a course of Sonatogen would mean to your health. Sanatogen will make you feel fit and energetic, able to withstand life in a hot climate without undue fatigue or illness. Sleeplessness, loss of appetite, irritability-all those signs of weak nerves will quickly disappear once you base started building up new nerve-strength with Sanatogen. Start with a course of this famous tonic food to-day. then you will regain real, lasting health within a few weeks.

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The True Tonic-Food

Obtainable at all Chemists and Stores."

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1930,

AMERICA'S ALIEN PROBLEM.

ATTEMPTS TO STEM INFLUX:

7,000,000 UNREGISTERED.

{UNITED PRESS.

A concerted effort is being made in U.S. Congress on plans to locate and register the floating masses of aliens within the United States whose numbers are estimated at

7,000,000, a population greater than that of many European countries.

Closing the national doors to un limited immigration has stopped the vast influx of aliens into America,, but there are millions 19 officially un- known, including at least one

whose presence

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million, it is said, who are there illegally, Still others are besieging officials for citizenship papers, but records of their arrival have been Plust and so they remain without a

definite civil status.

although less extensiva reggito- meats, emitting notably the one for report in ease of a national defense emergency. The author claims his bill is for voluntary registration, but it reads "every alien lawfulis, admitted into the United States for permanent residerize shall enroll annually." Senator Coleman Bleaso of South Carolina supports this bill and has one of his own providing only for certificates of admission to newly arrived immigrants without a registration feature.

Bills to provide for the registra. tion of all such residents or for cer- rifcates of identification have been proposed in both houses of Congress this winter and operation is be- ing planned, to secure pusinge of some measure intended to alter this Bitution. Sympathy for honour able alions in dificulty over their At present it is provided by law statas on the one hand, and the of 1900 that all immigrants entering activities of those who have been the United States shall be registered smuggled in on the other, account at the port of entry but, according for the proposals to register all to Congressional authority, officials for bill told the United Presster such arrivals or give immigrants foreign-born residents. The author have failed for many years to regis that registration "will mean that certificates of registration. Another the possibilities for the practies of law was passed in 1923 again sting- sabotage on the part of the foreign-lating registration for all aliens, born will be considerably lessened," and providing that those entered number of violations of our improof of their legal entry might ro- and added it will also lessen the prior to 1021 but who were without migration laws by aurreptitious en- try of aliens, and will check the legality of residence of the Orient als toward whom we have adopted a policy of exclusion,"

Another promoter of registration pointed out that it will make the attainment of citizenship easier since no declaration of intention would be necessary after registra tion. All promoters of the idles in Congress claim that such a law would only be sa aid and protec- tion to those aliens entered legally while it would be a burden only to those entered illegally.

Compulsory Registration..

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gister and receive a certificate. The Cable Bill is intended primarily to care for aliens entered since 1991 who are without roser papers,

Proponents of registration claim it is nothing radical or revolution. ary, but based upon a principle in our Americna scheme of things.' Babies are registered; voters must register; automobile drivers must register; Americans abroad must register, they point out, and add that such requirements are not consider ed a reflection upon Americans. "Way." they ask, should alien registration be considered a te flection upon aliens, many of whom it will help

were

There are two bills before the House of Representatives. One in is an attempt to register. ticket Opponents reply, however, that it troduced by Congressman James B. Aswell of Louisiana provides for and label" a group of "the popu compulsory registration each year that group

lation of the United States " as if of every alien, whether a temporary criminals."

suspects or or permanent resident. Cards.con-American"

It is also called " un. and "elaas legislation." taining signatures, photographs, description and records of each in- dividual are to be issued on regis- tration and are presentable on de- mand. Fines for failure to observe various features range from $100 and sixty days imprisonment to $3.000 and two years imprisonment or deportation. It is also provided that whenever in the judgment of the President, the interests of! national defense so require, he may, by proclamation, require all or any part of the aliens required to be registered to report at such times and places as he shall 5x”

One provision intended to aid immigrants. is that the Governors of each state shall report on oppor- tunities for aliens to settle in their respective states, and the numbers desired, which report shall be for- warded to foreign countries, to assist prospective new-comers An- Cable of Ohio provides similar

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