This country will begin to move again.

We will encourage the economical production of timber for the Nation's homes and industry by giving the small forest owner and small logger an even break-through providing forest products price reporting by the Department of Agriculture.

We are not considering legislative controls on the processes in our economy.

I do stand firmly upon the idea I advanced, which is that Government alone cannot keep a stable economy; the Government alone cannot preserve a sound dollar.

I believe that the information, the statistical, political, commercial, industrial information that a farmer needs today in order to conduct his business properly can be gained only by day-by-day access to the best possible information on these subjects that there is obtainable.

In my own instructions to the Cabinet and heads of all offices, I have told them that every place that there is a chance to save a dollar out of the money that we have budgeted and may be appropriated by the Congress, that will go on through the entire period.

The opportunities which our free economy provides for the improvement of well-being are clearly evident in the record of the last four years.

Government must use all practicable means to promote high levels of production and employment.

Now, when I see what unions have done for the working man of America ... I don't have to have any doubt in my mind as to what they have done for America as a whole.

It is true that you can say technically the cost of living is high.

The toughest problems--lost markets, overproduction, surpluses--are giving way.

We must and do make good use of that valuable tool--price supports.

This year the soil bank is retiring over 12 million acres and earning a half million farmers more than $260 million.

Our farm families are suffering reduced incomes.

The problem is price-depressing surpluses.

I wouldn't say 'serious threat', but let us remember that any free economy is always in a situation of balance.

To assure orderly consideration of trade problems arising between nations is vital to our own interests as a great trading nation and to the interests of those joined with us in the cause of freedom.

I return herewith, without my approval, H. R. 5188, 'To prohibit publication by the Government of the United States of any prediction with respect to apple prices.'