The Citizens' Military Training Camps have through ten years proved themselves important agencies of physical and moral health in the individual and of civic welfare in the Nation.

I commend the Citizens' Camps to all fathers and mothers and to young men of suitable age in the hope and belief that the camps will show themselves as useful in the future as they have been in the past.

The willingness of young men to devote a month to this training program for better citizenship is proof of good-will in the generation on which will presently devolve the maintenance of our social and political institutions.

May the ties of friendship and good understanding existing between Egypt and the United States continue to increase and prosper.

The people of Porto Rico have made magnificent progress in self-government and the establishment of democratic institutions.

We need a transformation in the Department of Agriculture to have a number of tropical plants developed in Porto Rico which look very promising.

Porto Rico, with the assistance of the Government, is able to carry on.

Reports from American consuls assigned to 21 countries whose annual quotas total 148,466 of the total quota of 153,714 indicate that only 10,277 visas were issued during the 5-month period against a possible 74,233 allowable under law

the only important provision of the law useful in the circumstances is that one requiring the exclusion of those who are liable to become public charges

I was a great deal struck with the many capable men there, especially the judges, and the chief justice.

The work of Governor Roosevelt has uncovered many lines of development.