B. M. Yes, he's having a go too.
(A pause.)
A. M. I say, you men, I've got an idea.
B. M. Out with it, then.
C. M. Yes, let's have it.
A. M. Well, then, suppose we start by saying that Huerta and Wilson must both be eliminated. That'll please both sides. Huerta will be tickled to death if Wilson has to go, and Wilson will be delighted at our backing up his policy. What do you think?
B. M. I can't think at all in this noise.
C. M. Nor can I, but I daresay it's all right.
A. M. I'm glad you like the idea. It's fair to both sides, you see. That's what mediation's for.
(Left mediating.)