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Q Will this farm bill precede the unemployment bill?
THE PRESIDENT: I don't know; I haven't got to that yet
or the time of sending the message up. Then, of
course, there is another element in what Ernest Lindley
asked about paying these people. It will help to
relieve their own familiew. If a family man is
taken, he will probably send a large part of it back
home and that relieves the community too.
Q His wife won't have to support him while he is in the
camp.
Q Mr. President, are you able to announce the Ambassador to
Germany yet?
THE PRESIDENT: No.
Q Could you tell us what you talked to Mr. Bullitt about?
THE PRESIDENT: I haven't talked to him. He is going to
talk to me in about five minutes.
Q You said that some of the features but not the principles
of the allotment plan will be in the farm program.
Does that mean that the allotment plan picture is
abandoned?
THE PRESIDENT: I should say, by way of background, yes.
Q Can you tell us anything about Mr. Norman Davis?
THE PRESIDENT: Just going on with his work, that is all.
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