If anybody doesn't believe it, come up and take a try.

I will make it perfectly plain to you.

There has been no material change in our frontline in Korea during the last 10 days.

We must see that the United Nations itself is a successful and going organization.

I am not a desk strategist and don't pretend to be one.

Mr. Chapman is up before the committee now, and then when he gets through, that attack will be exploded into little bits.

I made a statement on that last year, when Mr. Dewey and Mr. Stassen had their argument out in Oregon about the same time, that I wouldn't sign any such bill.

That is the first time I have heard of it.

The Government of the United States is trying by every means at its command to support the United Nations with all it has-men, arms, and efforts for peace.

No, I always feel good.

I would do the same thing to it that I would do to the Mundt-Nixon bill.

I am not running for office in Ohio, so I won't comment.

I intend to make a speech on it Saturday night, on all four radio hookups.

You are doing a great work.

The statement clarified it entirely, and I have no further comment to make on it.

There will be no military dictator.

It is not proper for me to discuss it before they have their meeting.

That is not under consideration at the present time.