Harry Truman actually said...

"I feel confident that I may count upon the American Legion to continue aggressively to maintain public interest in the welfare of the veteran."

"I trust this letter makes clear that while it is impractical to adopt your suggestion, its spirit will motivate and guide our Secretary of State at Paris."

"I agree that the views and feelings of our veterans of World War II should be reflected in the position taken by our Government."

"I am wholeheartedly in sympathy with your observations concerning the grave responsibilities confronting the peacemakers and your comments relative to the period following Versailles."