London, Dec. 15.
The problem of Jewish refugees from Germany was debated in the House of Lords yı dri The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking on behalf of voluntary organizations, emphasized the import-&Bce and urgency of finding a permanent abode for the refugees whom Britain was prepared to receive, and expressed the hope that something might be done to persuade the German Government to allow refugees to bring away with them some of their property to support them after they had left Germany.
Viscount Samuel pointed out that the sum of £100,000 per week was Being spent by voluntary organizations. This included the money being spent on refugees in Germany and Vienna.
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