He performed the duties required by the office in a superior manner during the most strenuous and trying period in the history of the air arm.

He fulfilled his mission in a manner that overwhelmed this nation's enemies and awed its allies.

By his personal leadership, his driving spirit, and his professional genius, General Arnold made a great contribution to our war effort.

I think Mr. Byrnes covered it very thoroughly and completely.

No, I do not. I do not. I think the referendum is in the Congress of the United States.

I don't know what the figure will be.

The Yugoslavian recognition was conditional and is still conditional.

It will include regular things that can be sent through the mails.

This committee of U.N.O., we hope, will arrive at a conclusion for international control of atomic energy in such a way that everybody will be happy over it for peacetime purposes.

They are not going to be recognized without the communique's guarantees of free and unfettered elections.

It does not--it does not foreclose the Senate Committee from doing anything it chooses to do.

That was the intention of Mr. Byrnes' statement. I think it is.

From concept to execution, General Arnold's leadership guided the mightiest air force in history.

It is only to advise U.N.O. delegates.

There has been a discussion of an increase in the price of steel.

He impressed this high quality of leadership, so vitally needed during this period of readjustment and difficulties, on the Air Forces as a whole, thereby maintaining at the highest standard the morale and efficiency of the personnel of…

The Senate Atomic Energy Committee has the job of recommending legislation for the control of atomic energy in the United States.

I don't know all the facts in connection with this situation in Manila, so I would prefer not to comment on it.