The Archive · 1938

Palestine Too Smal The Governor of North Rhodesia, Sir Hobert Young, and the Governor of

Nyasaland, Sir Harold Baxter Kitter-master, the Prime Minister went on, had indicated that some small-scale settlement was possible.

He added that Palestine was " small country and could in no case provide a solution to the Jewish refügee problem. No less than 40 per cent. of the Jewish emigrants entering Palestine in the last twelve months came from Germany, said Mr. Chamberlain.

The Prime Minister expressed the hope that other countries would en. deavour to make contribution to the urgent need of facilitating emigration from Germany.—Reuter.

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