I have been consistent in my endeavors to arouse the nation to our responsibilities in meeting the problems of the returned veteran.

I trust this letter makes clear that while it is impractical to adopt your suggestion, its spirit will motivate and guide our Secretary of State at Paris.

I am wholeheartedly in sympathy with your observations concerning the grave responsibilities confronting the peacemakers and your comments relative to the period following Versailles.

I agree that the views and feelings of our veterans of World War II should be reflected in the position taken by our Government.

This process is democracy.

It is my considered judgment that S. 1592 is urgently needed.

I hadn't given it any thought.

All prior regulations, orders, rulings, directives and other actions relating to the Office of Economic Stabilization shall remain in effect except in so far as they are in conflict with this order or are hereafter amended by the Director…

If it is necessary to make another one, I will make it.

Yes, surely.

I have no intention of making any speeches in Missouri while I am out there.

All prior Executive orders in conflict herewith are amended accordingly.

It's--it's a nonpacked jury.

I pledge the administration to do its full part in this struggle, but it must not be forgotten that the battle against inflation is not the government's battle alone--it is the people's battle as well.

The present bill, despite its inadequacies, is an improvement in many respects over the bill which I vetoed.

I urge upon you and your committee the earliest practicable action on S. 1592, the General Housing Act of 1946.

The Economic Stabilization Board is transferred to the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion for the purpose of advising and consulting with the Director of War Mobilization and Reconversion with respect to the functions transferred…

I will attend to that when it gets up here.