The High Commissioner for refugees from Germany, submitted his "annual report to the League of Nations to-day, He declared that no mass emigration from Germany: had taken place and that the settlement of the emigres abroad had made considerable progress.
About 41,000, he stated, had emigrated to Palestine and 40,000 to oversea countries since 1933. About 16,000 had left Germany since September 1936, 144 Saar refugees had settled in Paraguay.
In view of the planned dissolution of the*Nansen board for refugees in 1998, various delegates suggested that the Nansen board should remain. The British Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, Lord Cranborne, also agreed that the League should continue to take care of refugees—Trans-Ocean.
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