Regarding international effort to facilitate the admission ana settlement of involuntary emigrants from Germany into the United Kingdom and Colonial Empire, Mr. Chamberlain, in a statement in' the House yesterday declared that there had been a further review of the whole situation.
Since 1933, said the Prime Minister, about 11,000 men, women and children had been permitted to land in England.
The Governors of Tanganyika and British Guiana hed been asked to state whether land could be made available for a large scale settlement, he added.
The Governor of Tanganyika had replied, express willingness to cooperate.
As regards British Guiana, continued Mr. Chamberlain, if the results of surveys were satisfactory, tne Government contemplated a lease of large areas of und' on generous terms, The area would not be less than T0, 000 square miles and possibly more,
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