MIGRATION PROBLEM
LATE EDITION
DIMINISHING BIRTH RATE.
EUROPE’S FUTURE POPULATION.
NO SURPLUS FOR DOMINIONS,
.United Press By Electric Telegraph
Copyright.) (Australian Press Association.) Received 10.30 a m. to-day. > LONDON, July 29. Mr Garvin, writing in the “Observer,” states that ttie Dominions do not realise -sufficiently that the birthrate is diminishing throughout western and central Europe. Tne abundant vitalities on this side of the Atlantic which created the Uni teal States on the other, are never going to be available in anything like tne same measure for the British Dominions,, which, in the end, wall be glad and eager to receive the average of the human kind. They will have to ipay more for any supply, but no price may then bring sufficient life. Europe is stabilising itseLf and is becoming ’in many ways better than ever'for urban masses. The vast mass of people in the strongest "parts of Elurope are hopeless towards migration. That is the truth, the implications of which the Dominions have not yet the least grasp. Europe of future will breed for itself, not at all for migration after the manner of former centuries. Signor Mussolini appears in Italy to resist that tendency in vain. The moral is that the Dominions ought to awaken to the need of making the very best of the present.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 30 July 1928, Page 11
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