GERMAN REFUGEES
i , BEING LOOFED AFTER > CONFERENCE IN LONDON 5 (Aust. and N.Z. Cable) f London, Jan. 30 . Representatives of 12 Governnients and 14 international relief ( organisations attended a conference with the German Refugees’ Cor#.mittee. Lord Cecil presided. It was stated that, of 60,000 refegues, 7000 had gone to Palestine and 6000 to Poland. Ten to fifteen thousand might be capable of providing for themselves. Occupations should be found for 10,000, but Britain could not lodge these indefinitely ; they must be enabled to become self-supporting through some system of colonisation. : It was resolved to continue the 1 appeals and to urge provision for reasonable apprenticeship facilities.
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Feilding Star, Volume 11, Issue 4156, 1 February 1934, Page 5
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