It's time for the launching connoisseurs. A television journal of the important issues of the hour. Brought to you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A presentation of the Longine Whitnor Watch Company. Maker of Longine, the world's most honored watch. And Whitnor, distinguished companion to the world honored Longine. Good evening. This is David Ross. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Longine Chronoscope. Mr. William Bradford Huey and Mr. Carl Hess, press editor of Newsweek Magazine. Our distinguished guest for this evening is Mr. George A Sloan, chairman of the United States Council of the International Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Sloan, it's a pleasure to have you with us again on the Chronoscope. Our viewers will remember that you're the man who comes on and tells us how to increase world trade and how perhaps we can promote world peace through world trade. Tonight, sir, we have a new administration coming up in Washington. And I'm sure that our viewers would be interested in your ideas about what is likely to happen under this new administration. Now, first, sir, a great deal has been said recently about a policy of trade, not aid. A policy whereby we might cut down some of our foreign aid if we traded more. Now, just what is the meaning of that slogan, sir? Well, Mr. Uri, the meaning of the slogan is...