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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
Bliss, !,
by IT,
jeonnette

locking flower vases, serving
trays. ashfrays. salad bowls,
casseroIes and too--shat stunnina
Blsnko ware tyev know the col.
orsd glass that looks as If II has
pressed in bubbIes).
As . matter Of fact, you'll find
50 many lovely things ct HE
Caroline Shop, that yovII net onl
" buy gifts. but want some Of
the articles for your own home
and truly, they will be converse.
fion pieces Is we'll as useful.
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RECIPE RETRACTION: The
lovely young matron who was men,
toned by yours truly recently as
the one who cooked the wet paper
napkins as fried oysters so as to
have enough for her guests asked
me to tell you that gave you the
wrong recipe.
1t was not wet paper napkins but
crumpled up paper towels-NOT
WET-and dipped in batter and
fried-for oysters. Never let it be
said, that your "BB" hesitates to
correct errors.
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Yov1I be even happier on
Christmas Day - when you've
paid by the Lay-Awsy--pIsn ct
Home Appliance Co.. Sos Simon.
ron Street.
Also, you'll have No trouble
choosing just about any kind Of
electrical appliance YOU wish st
this grandshop which carried
multitude Of everything nssdsd
for the home. There are auto
mafie coffee potts. toasters, waf-
flo irons, sriddIss, dssp-frisrs,
roasfers, egg cookers and innvm.
cradle small appliances which
are not only convenient 10 pay
for on the Lay-Away plan but
which will save fuss, mess and
time in cooking.
Then too, perhaps your family
combines their gift-sivinS ut
Christmas time 50 HAT one large
elsetriesI appliance may be pos.
slbIs. Here again, ~ Home APP
pllanes is en- excellent selection
by reputable manufacturers 81
desp.frsszes, sewing maehinsss
automatic washers, rsssiserators.
ranges and ether convenient,
time.saving and labor.savins
items which you may wish fer
your home.
So. with Christmas thoughts on
electrical accessories, by oil
means 90 70 Home Appliance
Co., sos simensen Stfset--per-
hsps. yev might even wish to
give an air eondltionsr-snywsy,
Whatever you'd llks--yov may
purchase here on either ths
Lsy.Awsy Plan or by payment
terms. Then roo, remember. that
Home Appliance Is q reliable end
established dealer.
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BULLETIN by BLISS: Saw
Marian Arrange at benefit corner
(Fleming and Duval) selling tic
kets for the American Legion Aux
iliary Unit No. % MASQUERADE
BALL to be held October 80 at the
Legion Home on Stock Island.
There will be door and costume
prizes galore. Favors and a Floor
Show by the Hawaiian Dance
School will all add to the evening
OF fun--so try not to miss it!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27

Use drop biscuit dough for a
Pizza base. Top with tomato puree.
grated onion, anchovies and graf
ed cheddar cheese. Bake in a hot
oven, cut in wedges and serve at
once.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27

Guests for Sunday brunch will
enjoy this menu. Chilled unsweet-
ened canned grapefruit sections in
orange juice; French pancakes
filled with currant jelly served
with brown and-serve sausages;
homemade or bakery cinnamon
rolls and lots of good strong coffee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27
psss I
by
Jeanette

was = SOutCAuCASC AA GAAAdy
"BB" mentioning "being upset,
that, accidentally, the dozen line,
following were turned upside
lown. Since yours truly has beer
.yriting, can not help but notice the
,reat difference a missing letter
or typo" (short for typographical
error) can make. Think the fun.
NEST to appear here was, "and the
Captain wore q striped cat"-the
last word was "coat", match.
Howsome, la-youn nary be
maxim a mistake in following the
buys and bargains and visiting the
fine shops mentioned below.
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MAR.ED Is MovlNGI And This
means moi enIt HE fine dress
shop 81 42I.R Duval Street but
PRicESI Yev I'll know what .
ehors packing 10 and He only
way ovt Is 70 cut down on fhs
ihlnss yoU have. Consequently
Msr.Ed Dress Shop -pIsn 70 have
one Hem featured daily at On
Exsrs.spseisI Sale Prica In add
tion 10 their overall sale.
For instance right now there
10 rack Of beautiful cocktail
dresses for only $1,000. One look
a. NE price rag will instantly
show the great savings involved.
Thsn another time, there will be
sweaters which sold originally
for 1875 will 90 on sale a. $4.S5l
These will include orIons, weols
and nyIons.
Here is . perfect opportunity
to buy clothes for HE coming
holiday festivities. All sale items
are regular merchandise which
will b reduced 50 that moving
will be- easier. However, yev ell
know how moving is--so, cen not
tell you oil on Just what day envy
one item Of wearing apparel will
be featured 81 . reduction. So,
to save money drop In Mar.Ed
Dress Shop and ask them for the
FEATURED DAILY SALE SPE.
ciAL--rsmember-- cen be any.
thing - sweaters or skirts or
dresses, etc.
O q - o q
HEAD HANGING or APOLLO
GIES to: The Key West Division
4 the Fred Astaire School Of
ance--or briefly-to Rollene Pol.
lck for the error in PHONE
LUMBER which IS 2.S760! Dunno
low it happened--and am sure
sorry especially since yours truly
realizes so many people would
like more information on the trans.
portation service you are now
starting for children taking ballet
or tap at your Studio!
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The stress and sfarin OF busy,
busy days cen be greatly rslisv.
ed BY Q Facial AZ ihe Adorable
Beauty Salon, 924 Simonton
Street. Either iYps-ths Quick
Rsfreshsr Or The Complete "a.
eisi will cleanse and beauty
your skin and relax you.
g e 80 q @
KEY-notes: Lou Carbonell stand
ing in front Of his shop on Duval
Street opening his mail. He looked
rather startled at the appearance
Of a very, very small brown ma
nilla envelope which had a ten
cent air mail stamp in one corner
and in the opposite---in rough pen
cilled print-"via National Air
Lines.
Poor Louis amazement increased
even more so upon opening 1t to
discover it was a carbon copy OF 9
atter he had written on behalf Of
one Of the boys from Our Town
who was in the service. At the bot
tom was written, LOU, youse is .
good boy.
The Caroline Shop. 27s Ann
Street, have lovely Gift items
which are unusual and different,
including many imports. You will
be delighted with The pretty
dsmi.tassss. HE bsautiful hUrri-
cane lamps, and oil the coed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27

THE CATS OUT!-Ever see
a red-ond-white striped cat?
This ones outfit is easy to
make at home from q stand
ard pattern, for Halloween
high jinks.
can add whiskers with an eye
brow pencil, and maybe tie a bow
on the end of the cats tail.-AP
NewsfeatureS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27

A little leftover ham and chick
en- will make fine luncheon dish
this way: Scoop out baked pota-
toes and mash with butter or mar
garine, a little hot milk or cream,
salt, pepper and minced parsley.
Now dice the chicken and ham
fine and add. Pile the mashed po-
tato back into the shells, sprinkle
with grated cheese and reheat in
the oven or under the broiler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27

Somehow or other fhe words
Building" and dreams" 90 to.
gsfhsr because usually when you
construct something II 10 The re-.
suit Of great thought, and plan.
ming and in many cases. careful
bvdsefing over the years and one
nishf say-thsf your hotel, mo-
tel, apartment house, business
office, swimming pool, rsstavr-
ans-snd Home 10 HE realization
in concrete Of your building VIZ
sions.
For these reasons and many
many rnors-if is important that
you phone 2-2333 and speak with
"Mr. Mac" Of fhe Bennsff Con-
sfrvcfion Co. or drop in 2l7 Dv.
val. Discuss with him what you'd
like-What you can afford-ane
your building dream. You'll
GET not only understanding and
cooperation. but The certainty
ihat-BENNETT BUILDS BET
TERI
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"Alas the por Hindu,
He does the best he kindu;
He sticks to his caste from
first to last
And for trousers makes his
skindu
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Perhaps there are those OF you
whe are aware by now ffst the
A and 3 Lobster House, 700
Front Street commands one Of
fhs most charming views Of .
waterfront found snywhers-in-
GLIDING me San Francisco En-.
baresdere.
However, II might be that you
have just heard Of This and not
actually seen it-so may yours
truly suggest that you not miss
fhis beautiful scene with shrimp
boats and ships passing and sky
and sunsets and HE wafer. Also,
the sssfood dinners AZ The A and
D Lobster House are 50 good That
they match the view in excel.
Isnce.
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DAFFY DEFINITIONS-"Genu.
uine Leather: Nature itself has
worked into the texture of every
piece Of Genuine Leather certain
marks that are the true marks oil
quality. Every steer or cow, nc
matter how sheltered a life it may
i've, inevitably comes in contac,
with bramble bushes, barbed wire
fences, sharp stones or the horns
of its own kind.
These encounters leave small
healed scars and scratches on the
finished leather which are in no
way to be recognized as defects
but instead the definite conclusive
proofs Of Genuine Leather" -(low
you know
. : O. o .
Many o. you have been busy
"rs-doins" your homes and
might have decided what with
ths kiddiss getting bigger, to
plan . room for The Of their very
own. IDEAL TocS, s34 DvvaI
Street have ell the different kinds
Of furniture you need for the
small fry.
Just can't delay another second
telling you Of the truly pretty
combination chest Of drawers
and wardrobe seen sf the Ideal
Tess. u 10 . heavenly pale blue
decorated with adorable nursery
motif dsesls ard is made Of Pick.
tons-a new beautiful finish and
wsshshle TOO and yev can get
the bed in The same color.
Now 70 continue with ell HE
"cHiLpREN'S FURNITURE"
items st IDEAL ToCS. There
are cribs. nursery chairs, play.
pens, mattresses. hi.ehsirs and
by Just dropping In sA Dvval
Street you'll find everything seU
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-27

A tube of anchovy paste will
give zest to a salad dressing or a
cream cheese sandwich spread.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

and Mrs. John H. Middleton were
his brother, Grant Middleton OF
Bridgeton, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old G. Evans and son David OF
Philadelphia, also a nephew, Court
ney Evans Of Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hastings Of
Washington, D. c., were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ROdman E..
Evans and family.
Miss Sallie G. Hall was removed
from her home to the Beebe Hos
pital at LeWes via the Frankford
Fire Company ambulance on Mon
day. Her condition is not critical.
but she does need professional
care.
Aunt SuEy sezs
When you pray, don't boz
ther TO give God instructions.
Just report for duty"
MILFORD DOLLAR DAYS-Fri-
day and Saturday, August 6 and 2.
Stores open both evenings until 9.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

tersburg, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. William THOMPSON
Of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
Truitt and Mrs. Sprouse at their
home on Clayton avenue.
Mrs. Sarah q. Dukes and grand
sen, Roger Vickers OF Dagsboro
spent the past weekend at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e.
Dukes and family on Reed street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe G. McCabe and
daughter, Miss Phyllis Of Sails
bury, Md, visited local relatives on
Sunday.
Dorse Luzier, who resides with
his son, Roy Luzier and family on
Thatcher street, has gone to Davis,
W. ", where he will attend the an-
nual reunion Of the Luzier clan.
Mrs. K. ]. Hooker and son, Lea
ton Hooker, were Monday morning
callers at Crockerz Korner.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cash and
fiVe children of Laurel and Mrs.
Gerald DOrman and three children
OF DagsbOrO, enjoyed MON" Dor
mans fine cooking at the Sunday
dinner table of Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD
Dorman. Son Roger and Daddy
Gerald are on d. N. G. training
duty at Camp David Benson at
Bethany Beach.
Lieutenant Colonel Warren E..
Perry Of Wilmington called on To-
cal friends one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hudson enter
tanned to dinner on Friday evening.
Mr.. and MSs. James DoOley and
children, Elizabeth, Linda and Tony
Of Wilmington, Mrs. Minnie Hud-
son, Mrs. Mamie Campbell and Miss
Eileen Campbell of FrankfOrd and
a granddaughter, Miss Geraldine
Hudson of Omar.
Announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Hudson
OF FrankfOrd announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Har-
riet Ann Hudson and William Too
mey of Bridgeville. The wedding
will take place on Saturday, July
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sirman d. McAllis-
ter entertained over the past week
end his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
N. McAllister of Wilmington, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o. Lewis and
son ROnnie Of Ocean View
Guests last week in home of Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
GRAND SLAM With MUSIC

DETROIT -(R- Gordon Nit
chell, q, was acquitted of assault
ing his wife with the door of their
home. Mitchell came home one
night and found his wife, Margaret,
25, entertaining some women friends
with whom she likes TO sing bar
Der shop" tunes.
Mrs. Mitchell went outside to bid
them goodnight. Mitchell slammed
the door Margaret slammed it
back, He slammed it again. So did
she. The next siam caught Mar
garet's elbow. It went through the
glass door. Her arm was cut. She
went to court.
Assault and battery was out.
Mitchell hadn't laid a finger on her.
So she charged him with assault
with a grade door,"
Justice of the Peace Randall G..
Koehler decided the whole thing
was an accident and acquitted
Mitchell.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
President Plans Special Plea
For Approval of German Pocts
Senote to Get White House Note Monday;
I Eisenhower Brings Down Ducks in Ohio

phrey planned more duck hunt
ing this morning in advance OF
the Presidents scheduled de-
parture for Washington in mid
afternoon.
Aides said the President was
having such a good time he
might have decided to stay
over the week end under diff :
ferent circumstances. But he
ruled out any delay in returning
because tomorrow is Mrs. Eisen-
hower's 58th birthday.
He has purchased a gift for
his wife but it is being kept
secret for the time being.
The nine-power treaty Gen.
Eisenhower will send to the SEN
ate Monday was signed in Paris
last month. 1t opens the way,
upon ratification by all Of the
signatory nations, for restoring
sovereignty to Allied occupied
West Germany, and for German
contribution of 500, 900 troops to
defense of Western Europe
against any Russian aggression.
Mr.. Hagerty said Gen. Eisen-
hover will ask, in a 1000 word
special message, that the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
study the proposed treaty and be
(See EISENHOWER, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Victim Of Gambling
Kills Family and Self
BY the Associated Press

SALINA, Kans., Nov. 13.-
"Those thieves have robbed me
of several thousand dollars. so
chief please stop that crooked
and wicked poker game" wrote
Roy Henry, 36, unemployed
truck driver.
Chief of Police Henry r.. SAL
mans had been expecting the
letter. Henry and his wife and
three small children had been
found shot to death earlier.
Near Henry'S body was a note
saying "letter to mother and
Salmans in the mail"
The bodies of the couples
children-Ronnie, 6; Scott
Thomas, 4. and Mary Lynne, 8
were found dead in their beds.
Mrs. Henry's body was found
in hallway. Henry was lying
on % caliber pistol with eight
empty shells. He had bought
the gun Thursday.
Mr.. Salmans said Henry ap-
parently shot his entire family
and then committed suicide. The
chief of police said Henry's
letter, listed names and infor-
nation about gambling in Sa-
lima and asked that Chief SAL
mans investigate.
The letter concluded: II trust
this is the information you de-
sire. Good luck"
Evening star., 1954-11-13
BY the Associated Press

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 49,
President Eisenhower will tell
the Senate Monday that rati-
fication of the Western Europe
anti Communist alliance to free
and rearm West Germany would
be "a very great step toward
world security.
The Chief Executives press
secretary, James c. Hagerty, told
newsmen here today that will
be the substance of a special
presidential message.
Gen. Eisenhower is in Ohio as
the guest of Secretary of the
Treasury George Humphrey for
a round of Lake Erie marsh
land duck hunting off Maumee
Bay, IA miles east of Toledo.
The Chief Executive fired at
ducks yesterday for the first
time in 20 years and brought
down the daily legal limit of
four in the first half hour of
shooting.
Thus foreclosed from further
duck hunting until today, the
President trained his sights-in
the secluded Cedar Point Club
area-on pheasants, on which
there was no limit. He bagged
five in 21a hours.
Gen. Eisenhower and Hum
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Aircraft or Amusement Ride?
New Helicopter Puzzles CAA

ny almost abreast of the auto
mobile when given sufficient mo-
mentum.
The CAA also is considering
the possibility that the towline
might be cut loose to permit free
flight which would put the ma
chine definitely into the aircraft
category.
Mr.. BenSen. In demonstrations
for CAA. used q 100-foot tow
line. but there apparently is no
particular limit to the line that
is used. and thus the altitude
that can be reached.
The CAA has a responsibility
regarding flying safety, yet at
the same time it is interested In
Developments which would slim
ulate public interest in aviation, y
an agency spokesman said.
This thing appears to be the
ultimate in simplicity"
MIR. Bensen sells plans and
fabricated parts but not the
finished product. The CAA says
the entire machine can be built
for Is little as SIS.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
New Greek Envoy
To u. 5. Is Named

George Melas, a Greek career
diplomat and former Foreign
Minister, has been designated to
succeed Greek Ambassador
Athanese G. Politis in Washing.
ton, embassy officials said today.
His name has been submitted
to this Government for approval
and he probably will come here
within a few weeks. Mr.. Melas,
who is so. served on several oc-
casions in the Greek Parliament
during the last 81 years. Besides
having been Foreign Minister in
1945 he was Minister of Justice
and Undersecretary for Foreign
Affairs at other times within the
last 10 years.
Ambassador Politis, according
to earlier reports. is being re-
called by his government be-
cause of the Greek British
dispute over Cyprus. MIR. Melas
visited Washington last Sep
tember with a Greek delegation
to explain the position of his
government in the Cyprus con-
troyersy.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
'Repeaters' Hold Up
Alexandra Motel

An Alexandria motel owner
was robbed at gunpoint of $100
last night by two men, one tall
and one subsequently the
same bandits who reld up the
motel exactly one month ago.
The holdup was reported by
j. w. Keyes, an owner of the Key
Motel at Shirley highway and
Duke street. In the previous
holdup, two bandits of the same
description took S161 from Mr.,
Keyes' brother, L. S. Keyes.
When the pair entered the mo-
tel Office, Mr.. Keyes said
to himself: Here they are
again." He said the tall guniman
moved in a nervous manner. and
that the right side of his face
had a pushed in" look. He car
ried a 80 caliber revolver.
The shorter thief was de-
scribed as ruddy-faced. He had
q % ealiber revolver.
With Mr.. Keyes was his 13-
year-old son. Eric. As the band
its left, they threw a telephone
on the floor and orered Mr..
Keyes and his son to sit behind
the Office counter.
Today when two overnight
guests at the Key Motel prepared
to depart they discovered their
automobiles had been broken
into. One guest reported his
entire wardrobe worth $500 had
been stolen. and the other guest
said q suit and sport jacket
worth $65 were missing. The
vent windows of both cars had
been forced open.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
BY the Associated Press

Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton safety experts and lawyers
are puzzling over what should
be done, If anything. about q
new device called a gyro-giider.
It is q sort of motorless, one
man helicopter, which becomes
airborne when towed by an au-
tomobile at a speed of slightly
more than 20 miles an hour. It
was developed by Igor Bensen,
Raleigh IN. CO helicopter de-
Signer.
CAA officials say that they are
particularly interested in the
gyro-glider because of signs that
it might become something Of a
national craze. But they are
finding it hard to decide whether
it should be classed as an air.
craft-and thus subject to CAA
regulations -or an amusement
ride.
When pulled into the air like q
kite, the rotor-borne craft can
be made by its operator to swing
from side to side, and can even
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Every BeNhop
Should Live to See
"A Day Like This
BY the Asseeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13 up.
while Mike Mcdonnell. 66,
was on bellhop duty last Thurs
day at a downtown hotel he
carried q couple of suitcases
out to a taxicab for a little, old
lady who had just checked out.
Outside, the little. old lady
handed Mike four one dollar
bills. Mike was surprised at the
generosity of the tip and looked
at the four bills in his hand.
Suddenly, the little old lady
took back the four one dollar
bills and handed Mike another
note. Here" she said, take
that one, instead"
Mike stared at the bill. But,
lady" he said, that's a $100
bill"
Eyes it is" said the little old
lady, land you may keep it. )"
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Mendes-France SET
For U. 5. Visit After
Backing on Algeria
Premier Also Makes
Minor Cabinet Shift;
Will Leove Today
Bs III. Assoeioied Press

/ PARIS, Nov. 13 - Premier
Pierre Mendes-F France cleared off
his desk today for a visit to the
United States and Canada. He
plans to talk with President
Eisenhower in Washington and
make a major speech to the
United Nations General Assem-
bly,.
The dynamic government
chief is scheduled to leave at 10
pm. a pm. EST tonight by
air for Quebec. He is to confer
three days with Canadian Off
cials before going on to New
York and Washington.
Mr.. Mendes-France rushed
final preparations for the trip
after winning National Assembly
approval last night for his policy
toward troubled Algeria. He also
made a minor shuttle in his
cabinet. The vote came after he
promised strong measures to put
down guerrilla revolts in the key
North Africa region.
Will MaintaiF Order.
owe will send all the forces
necessary to assure the
maintenance of order and
respect for law" in Algeria, the
Premier declared. He said his
government never would permit
secession Of the territory, part
of Metropolitan France under
the French constitution.
Interior Minister Francois
Mitterand told the Assembly
earlier that between 5000 and
1000 armed police were rushed
to Algeria within three days
after the uprisings started NO
vember ! in hills along the
Tunisian border.
Tanks, planes and soldiers
including paratroopers, also
were taking part in the cleanup
the interior minister said. He
declined to disclose the total
strength of the French forces.
The Assembly vote actually
was taken on a request by Mr.
Mendes-France for an indefinite
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fCaa pApTC naco Ao%
Evening star., 1954-11-13

vene without further delay q
meeting of all European coun-
tries which would like to take
part, as well as the United States
OF America, in the question OF
creating a system of collective
security in Europe.
Wants Red China, There.
Recognizing the special re-
sponsibility for supporting inter-
national peace and security
which rests on the countries
represented as permanent men,
bers of the United Nations Sc
curity Council, the Soviet gov
ernment considers it desirable
that the Chinese Peoples Re-
public send its observers to this
conference.
1T goes without saying that
every country participating in
the aforementioned congress
must have the possibility Of
submitting proposals which it
considers necessary in connection
with the question.
"The Soviet government pro-
poses that such q conference
should be convened on the 29th
Of November this year here or
In Paris.
Delay in convening such q
conference would be aimless be-
cause In December of this year
some European countries will
begin consideration of the ratifi-
cation of the Paris agreement
Such ratification would compli-
cate the whole situation In Eu-
rope to q great degree and would
undermine the possibility Of set
tling unsolved European prob
lens and In the first place the
German problem"