This business of foreign affairs, things change from day to day.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Federal Civil Defense Act of 1950 (64 Stat. 1245), and as President of the United States, it is ordered as follows:

I haven't the slightest idea where she got that impression.

I will go anywhere anytime if any good is to be done.

I think you are on a job that needs to be done, and I know you will do it well.

If there is one enthusiastic booster for international travel in the world, I would certainly be numbered among those who come close to the top.

I think you people are doing not only a useful but an indispensable part of the task in bringing it about.

I realize that these representatives here really represent some 20 million people, and I am told there are 31 countries here represented, which makes it a truly significant body.

But on top of that, we are interested in getting the entire Pan American Highway completed so that travel north and south is easier.

We like to see roads springing up everywhere because we are certain that as you people from all countries come to visit us, and we come to meet you, there is going to be nothing but good come out of it.

In this country, for one reason or another, we have, possibly, been more backward in the building of roads we need than we should have been.

This order shall become effective at the close of June 30, 1955.