The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21

stages or success. tO those who, by international conferences and unit cd action have begun to build that cooperative experience which will bf so necessary in the world to come.
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 MT. Roosevelt said the "lesa job was to win the war fast and 0yer- p0werlngly; to form international worldwide organizations including provision for the use Of armed force 10 prevent war. and to build an ade- qnate national economy for return ing veterans and al Americans, He said his administration had been working op all of those projects.
 Not long before he spoke his great theological adversary, Hitler, gaE telling a startled world that some Of his army officers had been tossing bombs at him. The Hitler speech was a substantial background for the presidents sure confidence in victory,
 But the presidents voice gas the only calm note around this c0pVen- ton, The lett-isgbt wing contest. ants are set for battle and have begun io slug, HannegaD talked to President Roosevelt by telephone rom the Blackstone hotel in mid. afternoon yesterday and suhse. gnenfly summoned aD evening press conference at which he made public lle document which has come 10 be gnoyD here AS 'sThe Letter., Tt wss short and 10 the point, dated from Waslllngton 0D July %,
 Dear Bob;
 "YOu haze written me about Hags Fy Truman and BtlD Douglas lAks0- elafe Justice William Q. Domgjasl, ! should, 0f course, be Verg glad t0 gnD with either of them and believe uDef either one Of them would bring feal strength 10 the ticket,
 Always sincerely,
 "elfANkLIN D. El00sEvRIfIS
 Tlle letfhr falsed R pulDheT Of ull, ellssered questions, pFlnelpally as 10 lle llille and place jt was written. Mr, Roosevelt was n0t lD the White tt0lise iD Washington on glly %, even ul0ugb the letter as Faleased Dy ltalllesaD was so dated, Aev iliallS, @ the early morning of that ahy ills president Was arriving at ule Neai coast naval station from last nlehi
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