Those few Americans who grouse and complain about the inconveniences of life here in the United States should learn some lessons from the civilian populations of our Allies--Britain, and China, and Russia--and of all the lands occupied by our common enemy.
Roosevelt urges Americans to appreciate their situation by comparing it to the hardships faced by Allied civilians.
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It has served as a link between the fighting man and his loved ones here at home.
It will recommend agricultural policies and advise Nations on their food and agricultural problems, but it will have no power to coerce or command.
The coming victory of the United Nations means that they, and not their enemies, have power to establish the foundations of the future.
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