London, Nov. 25.
The French and British statesmen who held parleys in Paris yesterday decided to appeal to U. S. President Roosevelt and ask him to approach the South American Governments witha view to permitting the establishment of refugees in their countries Such were the contents of special reports received here from Paris today, Havas learned this afternoon.
The Winterton Committee dealing with the refugee problem is due to meet on December 2.
This group is meeting with great difficulties in carrying out its task of establishing German Jewish refugees in other countries, On December 2, the Argentine will be present, in addition to France, Britain, the United States, Brazil and Holland, it is said. The Committee Rome, Nov. 26.
Pope Pius passed a good night and his condition was slightly improved his mening which penalls the Hope that the heart attack which the Pope suitored yesterday will leave no permanent consequences although in view of the advanced age of the patient and his asthma it is not yet possible to say: that the crisis is definitely overcome.
AJl audiences as well. as a reception of a group of Hungarian pilgrims headed by Cardinal Seredy have been postponed indefinitely.
The Pope's nephew, Count Franco Ratti, amined in, Rome from Milan this morning and proceeded: at once to the Vatican. Relatives of the Pope, and the Cardinals, are staying near the. bedside.
Religious services in the Vatican which are to be. opened on Sunday, will naturally not be attended by the Pope this. year. It will be recalled that owing to over-exertion during these services two years ago the Pope contracted the illness from which he recovered only last summer.—Trans-Ocean. will then hear a report from M. Rublee, the official who failed in his Condition, Almost Normal attempt to obtain from Berlin the permission for Jews to take out of the country part of their ownings,
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