President Hoover insisting that there be no economies that would enhance the present unemployment situation.

In effecting the savings there will be no decrease in personnel excepting only as develops through natural changes incident to death and resignations.

The Post Office officials advise the President that the indefensible practice of payment to political organizations for Post Office appointments in some Southern States has been absolutely stamped out.

Further examination of possible economies was outlined at the conference with the results to be considered later.

We cannot add to their glory, but we and our descendants will be the better for remembering them.

We do not condemn our own action or belittle the high motives and ideals which based our efforts when we acknowledge that the war was a catastrophe.

I am happy today to take part in the dedication of a permanent memorial to those men of Cornell University who lost their lives in the World War.

They are symbols, fitting and lasting symbols, of the ideals for which the men of Cornell, of all our universities and colleges, of our whole country, fought and died.

He has given to America great contributions in the whole field of education and science.

He ranks among the world's greatest physicists.

He is the director of one of the most successful of our great physics research laboratories.

We cannot legislate ourselves out of a world economic depression

Dr. Millikan is one of America's foremost scientists.

He is one of America's leaders in philosophic thought.

A poll of the Members of Congress would show that a very large majority of them are in entire agreement with me on that subject

We can and we will work ourselves out

Dr. Millikan is more than a physicist.

Dr. Millikan's address tonight on 'Radio's Past and Future' is the first of a series arranged by the National Advisory Council on Radio in Education, of which society he is the president.