Q. There are reports from London that Mr. Kennedy has made a suggestion
to the British Government concerning a place wherein the Jewish refugees
would be taken care of.
THE PRESIDENT: I cannot comment on the report, because I know nothing
of what has been happening in London. We do know that the Intergovernmental
Committee on refugees is at work trying to extend its help to take care
of an increasingly difficult situation.
Q. Mr. President, can you tell us whether you feel that there is any
place in the world where you could take care of mass emigration of the
Jews from Germany-have you given thought to that?
THE PRESIDENT: I have given a great deal of thought to it.
Q. Can you tell us any place particularly desirable?
THE PRESIDENT: No, the time is not ripe for that.
Q. Have there been any comments or protests made