Very Reasonable

In the United Nations there is a special section for receiving the suggestions sent in from every corner of the world for solving international problems and averting wars. The section is headed by a Scottish girl who has full command of English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch, in both reading and writing. She goes through all the letters that come in to the section and answers them herself. Among the curious suggestions before her is a proposal to dry up the Mediterranean Sea and fill it in, thereby making it possible to solve the refugee problem; and a proposal to fit the pyramids of Giza with air-conditioning machinery so that they may be used as shelters from the atomic bomb...