The One Hundred Thirtieth Press Conference of President Franklin D. Roosevelt
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CONFIDENTIAL
Press Conference #130,
Executive Offices of the White House,
June 15, 1934, 4.10 P. M.
Q That is Stevie's (Mr. Stephenson) presidential suit.
THE PRESIDENT: Is it his presidential suit? Looks to me as if he has
outgrown it in front. He will lose a lot of that on the destroyer.
a Yes, leaning over the rail.
MR. DONALDSON: All in.
THE PRESIDENT: I think all the news is up on the other end of Pennsylvania
Avenue today. Things are happening up there and you know more about
it than I do.
Q Is it going fast enough?
THE PRESIDENT: Oh, I think so; going along all right.
Q When does it look like you are going to get it?
THE PRESIDENT: I have not heard within the last hour.
Q What did you hear then?
THE PRESIDENT: Fifty-fifty.
Q Can you tell us whether you are contemplating any action with regard to
Germany's latest moratorium, that is anything in the nature of repre-
sentations to them?
THE PRESIDENT: I do not know. The Secretary of State mentioned in
Cabinet meeting that they are studying the effect of the German ac-
tion. I do not know whether they have taken it up with the German
Ambassador yet or not.
Q In the absence of our friend, the Count (Rudolph de Zapp), are you
getting anywhere near that judgeship appointment in the Municipal
Court?
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