For these reasons I am returning S. 814 without my approval.

I would like to go to Brazil, conference or no conference.

On behalf of the United States Government and its people, I renew the pledge of our utmost efforts to insure the success of the United Nations.

The effectiveness of the United Nations depends upon the Member States meeting all their obligations.

I made that request, I think, a little over a year ago.

That was the objective in view, if the Rio conference is held.

I cannot approve such an action.

You see, I served 10 years in the Congress.

I certainly do. I think it is absolutely necessary for the peace of the world and the welfare of this country.

We are all in agreement.

It would be a blow to our leadership in world affairs.

Insofar as it lies within my power as President, I shall see that this law is well and faithfully administered.

There has been no definite arrangement made for a visit to Brazil.

A bill based on the general principles and policy of the original Senate Bill would be acceptable to me, although I would prefer a more permanent wool program, as suggested in my memorandum which was made public on March 12, 1946.

General Marshall and I are in complete agreement.

I will take care of that when it comes up here, as I usually do.

I shall see that this law is well and faithfully administered.

No, I have no statement on it. No comment.