Sir John Simon, British Foreign Minister, disclosed in yesterday’s session in the House of Commons that he had received a confidential report from the British Ambassador in Berlin on the Jewish situation, but that as yet he could not say whether the report would reach the state of publication, because of the diplomatic aspects of the case.
John Gilmour, Home Secretary, in the House of Commons today, asserted that no difficulty would be put in the way of receiving those German Jews who are in a position to support themselves.
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