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  I would mention only a few of the more important points which are
being covered by these committees. The first point which we regard as
absolutely essential is that order shall be established immediately
upon the cessation of hostilities. This, I said, was one of the
questions which preoccupied all the statesmen I had talked with during
this trip, and my Government was fully conscious of its prime
importance. Other points  
the question of territorial adjustments. On this latter poin
 
                                                            
 
 
isfaction among laborers in the steel industry or automobile
 
                                                            
 
 
icated on the assumption that the war will end in a complete
 
                                                            
 
 
 I said that I had also conveyed the foregoing to His Holiness the
Pope, to the Cardinal Secretary of State Maglione, and other important
officials in the Vatican.  
with General Franco whom I described as a soldier whose mind
 
                                                            
 
 
at I was conscious of a feeling in the Vatican and Madrid th