that the suggestion was inopportune fand will merely lead to misconcep~ tion and confusion, "The New York "Times," however, in supporting Mr, Baker's article, cites Mr. Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury, as saying: "A prosperous Evrope would be worth fax more dollars 0 the United States than fany possible return from debts."
"the New York "World" is of the opinion that sooner or later Mr. Baker's argument will prevail, and adds is would be rash to predict mutual cancellation of debts, but a Yevision of the present agreement is certain in the near future-—Reuter,
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