He was assured that every effort would be made to meet Brazil's requirements in the field of technical cooperation.

President Truman assured President Dutra that requests from Brazil would in the future, as in the past, receive the most attentive consideration of the United States Government.

Mr. President, to your health, and to the continued friendship of Brazil and the United States!

We have always counted Brazil as our friend, and I know that we can always count Brazil as our friend.

I am delighted to welcome you to the United States as the guest of the people of this Nation.

Now, may I request the Speaker of the House of Representatives to say a word of welcome, on behalf of the House, to our distinguished guest, His Excellency the President of Brazil.

Now, Mr. President, on behalf of the Government and the people of the United States, I would like, while drinking a toast to you here, to present to you a special medal--solid gold--which has been cast in your honor.

I sincerely hope that your stay in the United States will prove as enjoyable to you as my trip to your country was to me.

The exchange of visits between the heads of state of Brazil and the United States symbolizes the cordial relations that have always existed between our two countries.

The United States supports the United Nations in all respects.

You are asking me a hypothetical question, and I am not admitting that the Embassy has been violated.

Thank you a lot for your appearance and for your welcome, and I appreciate it most highly, and I hope some time I can come back and talk politics to you.

One nation has blocked action in the United Nations by using the veto time and time again.

The people of the United States have learned that peace will not come in response to soft words and vague wishes.

We took a leading part in establishing the United Nations.

You can't conduct at top speed objectives all over the world where you would like to.

I ask Your Majesty to receive this ship as a symbol of the friendship and admiration of the people of the United States.

No officer or employee shall be assigned under any government other than the governments of the other American republics, the Commonwealth of the Philippines, and Liberia.