I Must Have Assistants Who Will Solve

We Must Stop Setting Our Sights By The Light Of Each Passing Ship; Instead We Must Set Our Course By The Stars.

The Great Lesson To Be Learned In The Battered Towns Of England And The Ruined Cities Of Germany Is That The Best Way To Win A War Is To Prevent It From Occurring.

There Has Been Considerable Comment Over The Awarding Of The Nobel Peace Prize To A Soldier. I Am Afraid This Does Not Seem As Remarkable To Me As It Quite Evidently Appears To Others. I Know A Great Deal Of The Horrors And Tragedies Of War. ... The Cost Of War In Human Lives Is Constantly Spread Before Me, Written Neatly In Many Ledgers Whose Columns Are Gravestones. I Am Deeply Moved To Find Some Means Or Method Of Avoiding Another Calamity Of War.

The United States Should Do Whatever It Is Able To Do To Assist In The Return Of Normal Economic Health In The World, Without Which There Can Be No Political Stability And No Assured Peace.

I Was Very Careful To Send Mr. Roosevelt Every Few Days A Statement Of Our Casualties. I Tried To Keep Before Him All The Time The Casualty Results Because You Get Hardened To These Things And You Have To Be Very Careful To Keep Them Always In The Forefront Of Your Mind.