The Big Three will have the meeting.

The Veterans Administration will be modernized; let's put it that way.

Coal is what we want, and coal is what we are going to have.

It is essential that these restrictions be removed.

Yes. He is going with Mr. Pauley.

Now I agree with General Eisenhower on that.

I never was for the Johnson Act in the first place.

On that repeal, I will read you a statement of President Roosevelt's as to why it is necessary, if you like.

And that has to be done by taxes.

It is headed by Mr. Pauley and Dr. Lubin, and we have Dr. Sproul--

General Eisenhower has advised me that he has issued no policy or order dealing with the importation of publications into Germany.

Mr. Davis was acting in good faith, be sure and get that.

Well, it won't be in the very distant future. It won't be immediately.

We are not going to lose the peace by giving license to racialist Pan-Germans, Nazis and militarists, so that they can misuse democratic rights in order to attack Democracy as Hitler did.

And every man in this country is a partner in the Government of the United States.

No, I am not planning any immediate shakeup in the Veterans Administration.

A Proclamation--The Allied armies, through sacrifice and devotion and with God's help, have wrung from Germany a final and unconditional surrender.

We must work to bind up the wounds of a suffering world--to build an abiding peace, a peace rooted in justice and in law.