Evening star., 1932-08-09
~ ORRIERE DELLA SERA, Milan.
-Signor Granoi, the minister
of foreign relations, delivered

-Signor Granoi, the minister
of foreign relations, delivered
~ an address in the rational
chambers which was received
with high approval. He was especially
applauded when he referred to the
methodical and unvacillating policies OF
Italy with reference to all important
international problems.
And we must not become in the least
discouraged" he said, III these prob
lens sometimes seem almost to require
more labor and vigil than they are
worth. Secure in the confidence OF
mutual confidence and harmony at
home, we are perhaps in better posi-
| ton than any other people to spread
our beneficent influence abroad in serv-
ice for other nations. The conscience
of the world Is awakening to new
| sense OF international duty and pur-
pose, and 1t should not be so diff1cult
henceforth to advance proposals even
as delicate as some of those submitted
at the disarmament conference The
! Fascism Of Italy has contributed most
| potently, and with concrete achieve
; ments to concord and cooperation
among all states. Our efforts must never
| be relaxed while it is yet possible for
us to safeguard, and elevate, not only
Jul AdIIOll, DuJ dll Hlduk11lu.
1T Is true" continued the minister
in further reference to the conference
| that the discussions have reached a
stage which is quite complex, a phase oi
the work little understood, and much
! less relished by the bulk Of the people
in every country represented They Ill
conceal their impatience with the tedi-
| business OF the sessions. They have sut-
fered from warfare too severely in the
! past to recognize any compromise with
Mars. They had hoped that the pour
| parlers would strike straight to the
| root. and make all future arbitramentS
OF arms impossible. Despite so many
words, they feel nothing but the most
| insignificant results have so far been
| obtained. While Affirming the utmost
good will on the parts of their various
countries, all the delegates have so far
refrained from advocating anything
| commensurate with the limitation and
obsolescence of bellcose provision which
was originally expected. But even II
the present debates do little more thar
| clarity the decisions and establish ths
| positions of the various countries, not
only in regard to disarmament, but also
relative to other procedures necessary tC
regain healthful international equi-
librium and reciprocity, the conference
will not be without its fruitful destiny
| y 4 +
| Immigration Curb
| Eased in Palestine.
Jewish Chronicle, Cape Town, South
| Africa.--The creation of new category
Of Palestine immigrants applying II
farmers, merchants and industrialists
who will now be required to show pos
session of a capital of only $500, instead
of fl 900 as at present, is announced by
| the Palestine government in a letter
which has been received by the Jewish
Agency Executive.
| This new immigrant sub-category, the
government points out, does not affect
| the existing classification of immigrants
of the independent means category, who
| will still have to show that they are
in possession of sum Of fl 900, or In
some cases, subject to certain condi-
tions, Of $500.
The new category would appear to
| apply, the ]. T. A. learns from q we'll
informed source. to prospective immi-
grants with capital at their free dis
ject to the Chief immigration Ofiicer
being satisfied (a) that the prospective
immigrant would not create undue
competition In the calling which he
proposes to enter; (b) that his capital
Is suficient for his proposed calling
and (c) that he Is qualified and physI-
cany At to follow that calling.