The United States will continue to dedicate its strength and its resources to the building of a peaceful and prosperous world.

We have also learned that when the free peoples of the world stand united they are unconquerable.

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.

Fundamentally we are fighting for peace in the world, and for the welfare of all the people in the world, not only ourselves but for all the people.

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

President Truman emphasized the past record of interdependence of the two countries, in times of peace and war.

The United States is now, and will continue to be, most interested in the further development of his country.

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

We are all of the same opinion, that the cementing of the good-neighbor policy in the Western Hemisphere is vitally important to the welfare of the world as a whole.

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

At the present time, when the world is still disturbed by fear and conflicting ideologies, it is gratifying to know that Brazil and the United States are exerting their constructive efforts in the common resolve to strengthen democracy and assure world peace under conditions in which freedom and human rights will flourish.

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.

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

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.

Equally, they must 'refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the United Nations.'

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.

I designate the week beginning April 11, 1948, as Pan American Week