I don't know whether it can be prevented or not.

I can't tell you how much I appreciate your interest in this, by your presence here, and I hope that the next conference in 1950 will be the most important and most forward-looking and successful one that we have ever had.

I can't answer that question now.

I don't know whether they have or not.

I don't play the game that way.

I can't go any further than I have gone.

I am wholeheartedly in sympathy with that drive.

We have been working strenuously since September 2, 1945, for world peace, and that is still our main objective.

That is just one out of the whole cloth.

I like frankness. Go right ahead.

I think Mrs. Roosevelt covered the situation perfectly and thoroughly.

And I want to say to you here that you have all the cooperation that goes with the Office of the President of the United States.

Of course I can't make any comment on them, because it's barely started. No comment to make.

You know, the most important thing that I do as President, in my opinion, is to appoint Federal judges.

The matter is just under consideration.

For life.

We are doing everything we possibly can, of course, to survey that strike.

They will survive me a long time as public servants.