It has been under consideration ever since the Hoover report.

I am not going to answer that question.

Mr. Churchill is very welcome.

The victory we seek is the victory of peace.

Governor Warren is a fine man.

I hope it will be favorable.

Regardless of who runs.

Both have the same aim--the aim of security and peace.

That was cleared with me.

In the meantime, we've got to get ahead with the work the best way we can.

We can well afford to pay the price of peace.

I will answer that question when the operation takes place.

I will make that announcement in my own time.

Yes. Whenever I get ready to make the appointments, I will let you know about it.

We are not surrendering these rights by terminating the state of war.

The progress which has been made in the recovery of Europe and in the strengthening of democratic institutions there makes it appropriate at this time to end the status of Germany as an enemy country.

Surely this is a disaster which statesmanship can find a way to avoid.

I believe that the best method for terminating the state of war with Germany would be by the enactment of appropriate legislation in advance of the issuance of a Presidential proclamation.