I Always Read Everything On The Desks

The War Changed Everybody's Attitude. We Became International Almost Overnight.

This Was The Period When I Used All The Influence I Had To Get The British To Abandon Their Export Trade, And As Much As Possible Convert All Of Their Manufacturing Facilities To The Immediate Needs Of The War, Including Civilian, As Well As Military Requirements.

Actually I'd Had A Certain Amount Of Experience In Europe In The Inter-war Period, As A Banker, And I Was Also A Member Of The Board Of Directors Of The International Chamber Of Commerce.

Conferences At The Top Level Are Always Courteous. Name-calling Is Left To The Foreign Ministers.

I Always Read Everything On The Desks Of People I Went To See In Moscow, London, Paris I Found It Quite Useful.