I hope that his mission will be successful.

Everything that is possible is being done, just as was done in the case of Vogeler, and as has been done in the case of the Archbishop.

The International Court of Justice... has made a suggestion for a modus vivendi.

I have a very sincere desire, Mr. Prime Minister, to be as helpful to you as possible in this circumstance.

I have no knowledge of their plans. Of course, they would be welcome to come here, but I will have to find out what their plans are, before we can take formal notice of the fact.

That is the reason we will maintain the peace in the world.

We believe in the United Nations.

We have been using every effort possible to bring about a settlement, and we will continue to do just that.

I hope it will work out. Everybody wants peace, and so do I.

We have not been asked to mediate, and I can't make an answer to something that has not been done.

I think the inter-American relationship is on a better plane than it has ever been in history.

We are honored by your visit and most heartily extend our best wishes to you personally for the prosperity and well-being of the people of your great country.

It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the United States.

The United States through direct negotiations with the Soviet Union sought to restore the unity of Korea.

The continuation of that assistance is of great importance to the successful achievement of the foreign policy aims of the United States.

There is hereby established the position of United States High Commission for Germany, which position shall be that of Chief of Mission, Class 1, in accordance with the provisions of the said Foreign Service Act of 1946.

Yes, I have had several women under consideration for Ambassadors to several countries, but I am not ready to make an announcement yet.

I appreciate your coming, and I hope that you will continue to enjoy yourselves as long as you are in this country, and that you will have a happy trip home.