The majority of Czecho-Slovak Jewish refugees in Poland have been transferred from frontier districts to the interior, on a request made by the Federation of Czecho-Slovak Jews to Sir Herbert Emerson, League of Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and director of the Intergovernmental Refugee Committee, according to word received here by the federation today. Some 700 were moved to the interior and the remainder left via Riga.
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