There are, of course, some parallels between your country and ours.

Of course, there's always someone ready to step in our faces, too, but I think friendship is stronger than the jealousies and the hatreds.

I can't conceive of anybody better--more equipped--to do this than the Chaplains Corps.

America now must remain strong, by which I mean militarily strong, to sustain in the world the concepts on which our civilization is based.

Thank you, thank you very much--personally, officially and every way I can speak.

Your task is especially important.

You bring to the men actually in the Service a sense of doing a wonderful thing--that their sacrifices, the performance of their duty, are important.

We can achieve a program of peace.

Yes, I heard from Governor Stassen, had his report this morning, which is long enough to require more study than I have been able to give it before I would want to comment on it at any length.

I think it is perfectly correct. I am the head of the administration, and I have been shot at before.

I will only say this: in all such proposals, as always, you have to take a look at all the details that are placed before you.

I am not going to challenge anybody else's motives.