Politics

Earlier this afternoon he reported to me privately in some detail about the events in his area of the world and his evaluation of the situation there.

We have begun a major campaign to solve a long-standing problem.

We have sought to fight this war with every Federal resource.

His energy and ability were reflected throughout both his government and his private career.

I am delighted that you have agreed to serve on the President's Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy.

This Committee has been of great help to the nation.

I am proclaiming the week of May 15th as the National Transportation Week.

I am reminded of it every moment of every day.

Mister President, our distinguished Secretary of State, the majority leader of the United States Senate, the minority leader of the United States Senate, leaders of our House of Representatives, join me on this occasion in thanking you for…

Enrollment of the remaining eligible citizens between March 31 and June 1 would present no administrative problems.

Each of them took questions on any subject--not the British system of appearing before the House of Commons and answering questions, but we extend it a little further.

I am very grateful for the cooperation that has been given me by the leaders in the House, Chairman Mills and Congressman Byrnes.

I think they can be reasonably sure that we will not be wasting any of our time.

The consumer's interest is the American interest.

I asked you to come here today for a very special purpose.

Today we have begun to redeem that pledge.

How joyous it would be if these great resources could he put, instead, to the service of peace.

We are open to their suggestions.