...Congress during this session. In his annual Budget message on January 3, 1941, the President said: "During this period of national emergency it seems...defense program by diverting manpower and materials. Further, it is very wise for us to establish a reservoir of postdefense projects to help absorb labor...

...Congress during this session. In his annual Budget message on January 3, 1941, the President said : "During this period of national emergency it seems...defense program by diverting manpower and materials. Further, it is very wise for us to establish a reservoir of postdefense projects to help absorb labor...

...message on January 3, 1941, the President said : "During this period of national emergency it seeins appropriate to defer construction projects that interfere...defense program by diverting manpower and materials. Further, it is very wise for us to establish a reservoir of postdefense projects to help absorb labor...

...nearly two years ago. The President, in his annual Budget message to the Congress in January 1941 said that "During this period of national emergency, it...defense program by diverting manpower and materials." Initially, this deferment policy was of a rather mild type. By refusing to grant priorities for the...

...requirements have materially changed since the submission of the appropriation estimate to Congress. Since the beginning of the national emergency the..."In my Budget message to the Congress on January 5, 19-12, I indicated that the Public Works program provided only for those projects necessary for iucreasing...

...1942 budget message and reiterated in the 1043 message. In the former message the President said : "During this period of national emergency it seems appropriate to defer construction projects ttiat interfere with the defense program by diverting manpower and materials." Again in the 1943 message...

...since the submission of the appropriation estimate to Congress. PRESIDENT'S POLICY WITH RESPECT то DEFERMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Since the beginning of the...Secretary of War which included the following words: ing production of hydroelectric power, for flood control, and for river and harbor work related to...

...mandate that such funds must be fully expended.' In his 1942 budget message, President Roosevelt said: During this period of national emergency it seems...with the defense program by diverting manpower and materials.10 Again in the 1943 message, the President stated: The public works program is being fully...

...following policy statement which the President included in his budget message of January 3, 1941 : "During this period of national emergency, it seems...defense program by diverting manpower and materials. Further, it is very wise for us to establish a reservoir of post-defense projects to help absorb labor...

...programs. We are definitely maintaining the principles of parity and soil conservation. Public works.— During this period of national emergency it seems...defense program by diverting manpower and materials. Further, it is very wise for us to establish a reservoir of post-defense projects to help absorb labor...