The reports and recommendations of the Committee shall be submitted to the several departments and agencies or to the President as may be appropriate.

Now, Therefore, be it known that I, Harry S. Truman, President of the United States of America, acting under the authority conferred by the said section 350.

I do hereby grant a full pardon to those persons convicted of violating the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 as amended whose names are included in the list of names attached hereto and hereby made a part of this proclamation.

I am confident that I speak for the American people when I say that we are heartened by the knowledge that Italy stands with the other freedom loving nations of the world in the defense of liberty and democracy everywhere.

I know that the Italian Government and people are dedicated to the preservation and protection of the freedoms which they have regained.

I am grateful for your message on the occasion of the departure from Italy of Allied troops.

I think, if you will read the message which I sent to Congress, it explains fully and carefully exactly what I meant, and I have no further comment to make on the subject.

No. That is a categorical answer.

There will be no relaxation of the antitrust laws as long as I am President--if I can help it.

They will cover everything that is necessary to be covered.

No. This is inside the Government. This has nothing to do with the reorganization of the departments.

No successor has been chosen. I will announce it as soon as he is chosen.

No. The antitrust laws will be enforced to the limit, as long as I am President.

Whatever is necessary to do to make the cost of living come down, that will be included.

Just as soon as it is ready.

I know nothing about it. I have no comment to make on it.

In a short time. I can't give you the exact date.

I have made up my mind, and I am going to suggest in the reorganization plan after the first of the year, that both be transferred to the Department of Labor.