250 Jews Not Permitted To Go To Cuba Boulogne Sur Mer, June 20.
A party of 250 German Jewish refugees landed here today from the liner St, Louis, ending their dramatic odyssey after they had been barred from Cuba.
American organizations agreed to move the refugees as soon as immigration quotas in the United States and other countries are open.
The refugees will be housed in a hotel for two days until the local authorities decide whether to assign them to specific localities or allow them to choose their own homes.
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