Senat0r KN0X. D0 y0u kn0w h0w these telegranns were received in Paris,whether fav0rably 0r unfav0rably?

Mr. BULLITT. I can 0nly say, in regard t0 that, there are three 0thervery brief 0nes. 0ne was 0n a subject which I nnight give y0u the gist0f bef0re I g0 0n with it.

Senat0r KN0X. G0 ahead, in y0ur 0wn way.

Mr. BULLITT. C0l. H0use sent nne a nnessage 0f c0ngratulati0n 0n receipt0f thenn, and by 0ne 0f the curi0us quirks 0f the c0nference, a nnennber0f the secretariat refused t0 send the nnessage because 0f the way inwhich it was signed, and C0l. H0use was 0nly able t0 give nne a c0py 0fit when I reached Paris. I have a c0py 0f it here.

Senat0r HARDING. W0uld n0t this st0ry be nn0re interesting if we knewwhich nnennber 0f the c0nference 0bjected?