§ Colonel Wedgwoodasked the Home Secretary whether he will reconsider his refusal of a visa for transitory residence in this country to Dr. Norbert Schick, Vienna, because documentary evidence regarding definite permission of immigration to the States was lacking, although photostats of three affidavits and the American consulate's confirmation of their receipt were attached to the application; and whether he is aware that quota numbers are not issued by the American consulate-general in Vienna?
§ Colonel Wedgwoodasked the Home Secretary whether he will issue a visa to Hans Trost, Leopoldsgasse 51, Vienna, 27, who is transmigrant to the United States of America, and has been guaranteed hospitality prior to re-emigration by Ernest Howard Smith, Grimshaw Hill, Henley-in-Arden, the documents relative to the application having gone forward on 4th May?
§ Mr. PeakeI am having inquiries made with regard to Hans Trost and will communicate with the right hon. and gallant Gentleman as soon as possible.
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§ Colonel Wedgwoodasked the Home Secretary whether he will issue a visa to Adolf Neiss, and son Herbert, Tandel-marktgasse 12, Vienna, 27, who are transmigrants to the United States of America, and have been guaranteed hospitality prior to re-emigration by Mr. Henry Beadle, Cambridge?
§ Mr. PeakeI am having inquiries made with regard to Adolf Neiss and his son Herbert and will communicate with the right hon. Gentleman as soon as possible.
§ Colonel Wedgwoodasked the Home Secretary whether he will grant a visa to Peter Schanzer, Vienna, aged 21, who has been offered a trainee post by Cook and Company, Limited, Manchester, at the required wages although no guarantee is available for the £100 required as deposit for future re-emigration?
§ Mr. PeakeI am having inquiries made with regard to Peter Schanzer and will communicate with the right hon. and gallant Gentleman as soon as possible.