Franklin Roosevelt actually said...

"The power to act and make decisions in the economic sphere on behalf of our respective Nations will remain in the duly constituted national agencies."

"The Boards have set a model for economic cooperation between the United Nations in overcoming excessive nationalism and in gaining cooperation between former rivals both on the national and internatio..."

"Coal offers a good example of the working of the Combined Boards."

"The Combined Food Board has proved to be a most useful mechanism for assuring an efficient and reasonably equitable distribution of vital food resources among the various United Nations."