Policy

I think the record is perfectly plain on that--both candidates have been invited to be briefed on the policy and the future situation with regard to the Government.

Such inspection shall be subject to the conditions stated in the related Treasury decision approved by me this date.

In approving this bill, I issued a statement expressing certain reservations with regard to its provisions.

Point 4 is the way to make freedom work for millions and millions of people.

They promise to cut the farmer loose, and take his chances in the marketplace.

It is a plain matter of national self-interest for us to join in its construction.

I hereby amend Executive Order No. 10349 of April 26, 1952

I wish every one of us would get that same habit, because that would contribute greatly to the ease of continuing our defense program on the basis on which it ought to be.

I cannot emphasize too strongly the importance which should be attached to the reorganization plan that I am now transmitting to the Congress.

It has been under consideration ever since the Hoover report.

I think the policy you have set out with respect to the acceptance of gifts by employees is a wise one, and I believe that this is the correct policy for all of the Government.

This order shall be effective as of July 1, 1951.

In all of these things, we must move quickly. Every day counts.

Bit by bit in recent years we have carried out a policy, agreed upon with our allies, of building up a freely elected German government, and returning to the German people an increasing degree of control over their affairs.

I sincerely hope they will give us a workable controls bill along the lines of the message which I sent them on the subject.

It is my earnest hope that in the days ahead, the Congress will review with care the consequences of enacting a weak measure and will come forward with the strong legislation we need so badly.

Everything that Mr. Wilson says in this report emphasizes the tremendous importance of obtaining good, strong control legislation to see us through this crucial period, while we are building our defensive strength.

This order shall become effective on July 1, 1951.