war would' continue throt Washington, Aug. 20. ugh 1943, if necessary, and Great Britain and the United States would make a survey of needs and production through that year, stated President Roosevelt at press conference yesterda:
He said that was one subject yesterday with Lord Beaverbrool 'The President told reporters that ho thought his. conference. with the British Prime Minister would result in' what "one newspaperman. called more "buch. in helping the de= Imocracles of the' worldfident that dhe Bruty cou win with-'Did the Prime Minister seem Gon-
Out our help" -a journalist asked, 'The President replied that he did not think, that kind of question was use" {ule "Te was what he termed too head Uney without having suflclent sub-"Then atter explaining off the ro-cord 'Why he could not give a specific answer to' this inquiry, he. read a Portion of a biography' of "Abraham Etneoln, "which told how the Civil War President in 1802." year after that conflict had started, had suid that hopple wera net aware. dh the tlrategy. Lincoln eaid people had no bation would get out of its the
laca thee the, war "was to be earied Which somebody would be hurt.
through hard, tough sighting in Roosevelt's Lead you were going to write a, lead on.that" a reporter inquired, "how would you do itt" Authorizing direct quotation, the President replied:—"t Would sa}, President. Quotes. Lincoln Ind Draws Parallel: "To a: question whether the parallel was the situation In this country. Mr. Roosevelt agreed that It was discussed at his luncheon meeting Kk, the British Minister of Supp!
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