There is hereby established the Committee for Reciprocity Information

I talk to them, not over their heads at a press conference.

I also direct the appropriate officials of the Government to arrange for the display of the flag of the United States on all Government buildings on that day.

I concur in your opinion that the Red Cross blood program may well become the greatest single health activity in history.

Probably. Did you ever sit in a dentist's chair without being in pain?

From what I see in the papers, it looks very hopeful.

I certainly have.

No comment. [Laughter]

I think the communiqué is all the comment that is necessary.

Our support of the United Nations is absolutely essential, with everything we have, to see that the peace of the world is obtained.

The acceptance as a basis for negotiation, I think, is the way that it has been accepted all the way around.

I have no comment to make on that situation, for I am hoping that negotiations will progress to a settlement.

No comment! [Laughter]

Since I don't read Look, and since I haven't read Mr. Fly's article, I can't very well comment on it.

The Government of the United States, as represented by the President and the Congress, is doing everything it possibly can to make the United Nations a going concern for the peace and welfare of the world.

It gives me a great deal of pleasure to welcome you again to Washington.

I am very much interested in all these things because it was my privilege to be at San Francisco when the Charter of the United Nations was signed.

We must exchange on a world basis the services and the goods of all the countries among themselves.