Hope

The new frontier is not an easy road, but I think it represents our hope for the future.

With all who honor you, I am glad to join in best wishes and in the hope that future years will bring you happiness.

In a word, we want to stay strong and will stay vigilant, but we are not going to extinguish the hope that a new dawn may be coming, even if it rises--the sun rises very, very slowly.

These people look to the free world as their only hope to achieve this goal.

I hope that it will be a satisfactory one.

I hope it will be favorable.

I hope it will work out. Everybody wants peace, and so do I.

I appreciate it, and hope very much that I will continue to deserve it.

We hope it is going to work.

I earnestly hope that this may be done.

In extending to you a greeting of good cheer at Christmas I express my earnest personal wish and that of all our people that the New Year may bring to you abundant blessings of contentment, health, hope and restoration.

The accomplishments of your associations over these many years have quickened the hopes of mankind.

I do pray that the New Year will bring you many blessings and new hope for the future; to those in hospitals, or ill in their homes, restoration of health; and to all, more of comfort and contentment.

I am in hopes we will have it settled this week.

I have great hopes that Mr. Stimson is going to be able to bring that about.

I want to reecho the hope that we may all work together for a great peace as distinguished from a mean peace.

I say good-bye now. I hope to come again as soon as I can

My fervent prayer is that it may never come.