Even though the effect may be temporary, it deprives many farmers of their rightful income.

Exchange of experience and discussion of your common problems should contribute to broad and sound policies which will be reflected in the service of these industries to the consuming public.

I am sure the American people have no desire to attempt to extract any sum beyond the capacity of any debtor to pay and it is our view that broad vision requires that our Government should recognize the situation as it exists.

The Children's Charter, which it promulgated, sets forth the aspirations and objectives of those who are seeking the protection and the rounded development of the children of America.

Further examination of possible economies was outlined at the conference with the results to be considered later.

It recommends that further and more effective efforts be made to enforce the laws.

I have no doubt that when the details of the plan are known they will be subject to criticism, as any plan will be.

During the past 10 years a possible grouping of the roads so as to carry out the law has been under constant discussion.

Such questions as electrification, the linking up of different railroads, the development of larger terminals, and many offer major improvements have been retarded because of uncertainty with respect to the position which different roads would occupy in the permanent grouping.

Programs now authorized will carry it to still larger figures in future years.

I had expected to be able to issue the Colorado River proclamation today, but that will not be possible, as the Attorney General has not completed checking up on the details required so that will go over to Monday.

The Postmaster General feels that the question involves many problems which affect the Merchant Marine and upon which it is desirable that he should have considered advice of the other interested branches of the Government.

The interest of the country obviously necessitates the rapid determination of both these questions, and I am entirely in accord with their views.

She has made recommendations with regard to arrangements in the Government which have been adopted.

The effect of other suggestions is that the Government should purchase flowage rights over lands along stretches of the river where there is to be no additional waterflow out of the main channel.

There is, therefore, no reason for determining further steps until that examination is further advanced.

I am not settling railway rates, I am getting cooperation.

It is regarded by all of the experts as probably the greatest menace that could come into American horticulture, and the proposal of the Government is to spend the money to stamp it out instantly without dilly-dallying with it at all.