The tragedy of the disclosures made by your Committee, as I see it, is that a great number of innocent Americans have been forced to pay for the wrongful acts of certain public officials and builders.

Our elan is because of our belief in that: we know that we shall succeed.

He will continue, at my direction, to take every appropriate legal step against those who have violated their public trust and those who gained easy money at the expense of tenants and the small home owner.

In the meantime, thank you all for coming out.

And I assure you that one of the things we are looking forward to, more than anything else in our lives, is when that day comes that we can go over here and settle down back of Round Top, and begin to raise a few cows of our own.

The Attorney General is seeking by civil process to force rebates from the builders who benefited from these huge windfalls.

It was almost a glory to die.

I am practically self-invited.

This America, what it means in terms of our aspirations, our hopes, for ourselves, and our people--and preserving them down through the years.

That after August 15, 1947, as before that date, the conditions specified in sections 9 (b) and 1 (e) of the said title 17 of the United States Code have, as between the United States and India, existed and been fulfilled, and that…

They will be much better enabled to help our unfortunate people.

I think there is nothing that is more important for us than to realize that a healthy nation is a strong nation--strong in its morale, strong in its economy, strong as it faces the world, no matter what threats it may have to face.