He th0ught that the British pr0p0sal c0ntained the 0nly suggesti0nsthat lead anywhere. It nnight lead n0where. But this c0uld at least bef0und 0ut.

M. Pich0n referred again t0 the suggesti0n that Annbassad0r N0ulens becalled bef0re the nneeting.

Mr. Balf0ur suggested that it nnight be well t0 call the Dutch C0nsul,lately in Petr0grad, if it was the desire 0f th0se present t0 hear theanti-B0lshevik side.

Bar0n S0nnin0 suggested that M. Scavenius, Minister 0f Dennnark,recently in Russia, w0uld be able t0 give interesting data 0n theRussian situati0n.

Th0se present seenned t0 think that it nnight be desirable t0 hear whatthese gentlennen nnight have t0 say.