Well, I don't remember that comment.

Let us remind ourselves that many times a year the people turn to the Red Cross-once a year the Red Cross turns to the people.

Well now, I can't comment on anything Mr. Hoover said until I see the record.

I shall stay behind him to the finish, just as I am doing with Mr. Lilienthal.

I will have a message on the draft sent down very shortly.

A large need continues for public and private help.

While the provisioning of whole populations and the settlement of refugees is primarily a public task, voluntary help should continue as in the past.

Throughout World War II, and now in this trying postwar period, we are maintaining this tradition of humanitarianism.

America's interest in Palestine is of long and continuing standing.

It is a deep and abiding interest shared by our people without regard to their political affiliation.

There shall also be included in every trade agreement hereafter entered into under the authority of said act of June 12, 1934, as amended, a most-favored nation provision securing for the exports of the United States the benefits of all…

An Interdepartmental Committee on Trade Agreements (hereinafter referred to as the Interdepartmental Committee) shall act as the agency through which the President shall, in accordance with section 4 of said act of June 12, 1934, as…

The Tariff Commission shall at all times keep informed concerning the operation and effect of provisions relating to duties or other import restrictions of the United States contained in trade agreements heretofore or hereafter entered…

I recommend that the Congress authorize the United States to participate as a member of the International Refugee Organization.

The General Assembly of the United Nations has considered the problem of these displaced persons carefully and at great length.

I feel sure that with the firm and prompt leadership of the United States, this organization will be in a position to function as an international body to perform an essentially international service.

It was agreed that this problem is international in scope and nature; that every effort should be made to facilitate the repatriation of displaced persons who desire to return to their homelands.

The Allied military victory over the Axis Powers brought with it a practical and moral responsibility with reference to these victims of the Axis.