It Is Better To Have One Person

We Know Something Of The Cost Of That War. We Were In It From December Seventh, '41, Till August Of '45. Ever Since That Time, We Have Been Waging Peace. It Has Had Its Ups And Downs Just As The War Did.

Beware The Influence Of The Military-industrial Complex.

That Was Not The Biggest Battle That Ever Was, But For Me It Always Typified One Thing; The Dash, The Ingenuity, The Readiness At The First Opportunity That Characterizes The American Soldier.

The Peace We Seek, Founded Upon Decent Trust And Cooperation Among Nations, Can Be Fortified Not By Weapons Of War But By Wheat And Cotton, By Milk And Wool, By Meat And Timber, And By Rice. These Are Words That Translate Into Every Language.

Against The Dark Background Of The Atomic Bomb, The United States Does Not Wish Merely To Present Strength, But Also The Desire And The Hope For Peace.