On the recordOctober 21, 1951
They know we have no ulterior motives, and what we do with them and what we want is just what you are doing: a distribution of goods and services on the basis that will be right for everybody.
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presidency.ucsb.eduThey know we have no ulterior motives, and what we do with them and what we want is just what you are doing: a distribution of goods and services on the basis that will be right for everybody.
Remarks to a Group of Industrialists From Colombia.
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