Communication

I haven't the slightest idea where she got that impression.

No. There was a--it is a rather laborious explanation.

You must try to understand the heart of America and how to translate that heart to other peoples.

And I know that in this institution just as in all others, we have our devoted educators trying to get over to all of their students that thought: let us strive to understand--understand each other, and our Nation to understand others, and…

I haven't read the article and don't intend to read it, and of course I won't say anything about it.

I have no comment to make on that. My action speaks for itself.

The request has not reached me yet.

We have not talked on business matters at all.

It has not been taken up with me.

I cannot over-emphasize this point.

It is time people stopped getting hysterical when the word 'atom' is mentioned.

I didn't make the announcement.

Have faith in our words.

I honestly think that we all ought to be a bit careful and tend toward understatement rather than overstatement on all operations of that kind.

Bad news should be passed out obviously just as much as good news.

The Department will do its utmost to provide expeditious means for such communications.

I have got quite a lot of things, and I will start with those in lighter vein and come to the more serious things later.

A lot of them write to me.