Harry Truman

I am not asking for a Big Three meeting.

It is not; and the Security Council will not be postponed.

Then I will discuss that with him.

I am going to reappoint J. Russell Young as Commissioner of the District of Columbia; and Rosel Hyde to the Republican vacancy on the Federal Communications Commission.

Yes, I told her I would like to pay a visit to Chile.

Only incidentally. That's a political speech.

I think you had better attend the meeting. That's the best way to find out.

The Secretary of State. It will be a message of welcome to the United States.

The statement made by the Navy is not in line with the facts.

Well, if it becomes absolutely necessary, I wouldn't object to the return to wartime food rationing; but that situation has not yet arrived, and I hope it will not be necessary.

If he brings the subject up, I will discuss it with him.

I didn't know they were. That's news to me.

I would like to use Mr. Pauley very much. He still has a job to do on the Reparations Commission.

No such announcement will be made.

Mr. Wallace and I have not discussed that subject.

Well, I do think so.

I know that our people will always remember the soldiers who have suffered that we might remain free, and the families of those who have sacrificed their lives for our cause.

I also remind our citizens that our Army, charged with responsibility for defending the United States and our territorial possessions, can carry out its duty only with the full support of our people.

I urge my fellow citizens to be mindful of the Army's needs, to the end that our soldiers overseas do not lack the means of performing effectively their continuing duties.

The United States seeks to perfect the Charter as experience lights the way.

The United States seeks to achieve the purposes of the Charter.

To do our utmost will be to give new and full expression to the meaning of 'America' to the world.

The United States supports the fullest implementation of the principles of the Charter.

To do less than our utmost in this essential effort of peace-loving nations, whatever may be the obstacles and difficulties, would be a betrayal of the trust of those who fought to win the opportunity to have a world at last with peace and…

The United States supports the Charter.