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PRES BUSH MAKES STATEMENT ABOUT EARTHQUAKE

President George W. Bush meets with Mohammad Sadiq, Deputy Chief of Mission of the Pakistan Embassy at the White House on October 9, 2005. President Bush relayed condolences on behalf of the United States and said that America will willing to help out in any way due to the recent earthquake that struck the country killing thousands of people. (UPI Photo/G. Fabiano/Pool)

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