Calvin Coolidge

Whether that would interfere with his coming over, I don't know.

The duties are difficult.

I understand he is making a good recovery.

He ought not to stay in the Philippines as long as that.

The Vice-Governor, I think he is called Vice-Governor, was over here last winter.

Now we have been expecting that General Wood would come back this winter.

I thought perhaps he would be back last winter, but he didn't seem to be able to get away.

It has been expected that he would come home for a visit some time this season.

He hasn't been back for five years.

He has recently been ill.

Again, I don't have very much of a taste for honey.

There is another development in the south lot that I do not think has been suitably reported in the press.

My wife uses it a great deal.

Perhaps you can advertise for one.

I am interested in its production.

He is very playful, very interesting, and seems to be very well trained and well behaved.

He seems to be enjoying himself very much.

We have received a present of a tame racoon.

That depends on your taste.

I don't use the radio in the White House very much.

We expect to provide ourselves with reasonable protection, but we do not desire to enter into competition with any other country in the maintenance of land or sea forces.

It is a notice to everybody that the authority of our Government will be maintained.

Our influence is none the less valuable because we have insisted that it should not be used by one country against another, but for the fair and disinterested service of all.

In time the damage can be repaired, but there are irreparable losses which will go on forever.

Our Government stands also thoroughly committed to the policy of avoiding competition in armaments.