FDR: “There are no great problems between the French and the Americans, or between General de Gaulle and myself.”

Improved standards of nutrition, increased levels of farm incomes, avoidance of agricultural surpluses—these are among the important objectives that the Food and Agriculture Organization will assist the Nations of the world in achieving.

The point in history at which we stand is full of promise and of danger.

It seems obvious that we will be more or less responsible for security in all the Pacific waters.

All sections of our population—labor, farmers, businessmen have shared and will share in the benefits which increased trade brings.