And I had one startling thing told to me just this morning: that it takes 32,000 automobiles for each dealer to put one in his window that doesn't, that is not for sale.

I think--I think that there has been a great deal of comment on that.

We will take care of our own, just as we are trying to take care of the other people in the world.

A prolonged coal strike? I can answer that categorically. It would knock the whole thing out.

I will give you a statement on that at the next press conference, and go into detail with you.

There is no immediate change contemplated right now.

I am sending down the name of William J. Kennedy of Cleveland, Ohio, to be the Chairman of the Railroad Retirement Board--the one that Murray Latimer left.

I used to know something about shirts, but I don't any more.

The Labor Department has a mediator with the operators and with Mr. Lewis, and they are working diligently trying to arrive at a settlement.

Discussed everything that had to do with New York politics, and I listened with a lot of interest.

I haven't thought about it.

I am anxious that our relationships with all international organizations have a firm foundation in wide public understanding and participation.

This inter-agency committee shall have the responsibility for ensuring that our Government aids to the fullest extent the proper functioning of the FAO.

I hereby establish an inter-agency committee, with you or your nominee as chairman, with representatives from the Department of State, Treasury, Commerce, Interior, Labor, the Federal Security Agency, and the Bureau of the Budget.

I wish to see appropriate interdepartmental relationships established among the interested agencies of this government.

NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and statutes, including Title I of the First War Powers Act, 1941 (55 Stat. 838), and as President of the United States, it is hereby ordered as follows

The provisions of this order shall be applicable to the facilities, property, and functions transferred by Executive Order No. 9669 of December 28, 1945, which order is hereby superseded

WHEREAS certain air navigation and aeronautical communications facilities provided by the United States for military purposes are located at points in foreign territory and elsewhere outside the continental limits of the United States…