FDR

I am confident that whatever may be the problems which intensification of warfare may bring, the American people will respond to any appeal for funds when the Red Cross deems it necessary to call upon them for additional aid.

We have constant reason to be thankful that there is no city, town or village in our nation without its own Red Cross chapter or branch.

Officers of the Foreign Service, except consular agents, shall visa for and issue to admissible Chinese such documents as are prescribed by Executive order.

Diplomatic visas may be granted abroad under such rules and regulations as the Secretary of State may prescribe.

I hereby prescribe that the provisions of my Executive Order No. 8233 of September 5, 1939, prescribing regulations governing the enforcement of the neutrality of the United States, apply equally in respect to Norway.

I, for one, am willing to place my trust in the youth of America.

This Administration was striving to uphold the integrity of the morals of our democracy.

We need a national Government with enough imagination and enough courage to meet those new problems with concrete, specific remedies.

If conditions fail to meet our hopes, additional funds may be necessary.

By the simple process of agreeing that each nation shall respect the integrity and independence of the others, the New World has freed itself of the greatest and simplest cause of war.

We have renounced, each and all of us, any right to interfere in each other's domestic affairs.

The value of love will always be stronger than the value of hate.

If civilization is to survive, the rights of the smaller nations to independence, to their territorial integrity, and to the unimpeded opportunity for self-government must be respected by their more powerful neighbors.

FORCE AND MILITARY AGGRESSION are once more on the march against small nations, in this instance through the invasion of Denmark and Norway.

I hereby further exempt the said Zeke Johnson from compulsory retirement for age for a period of one year ending April 30, 1941.

Is hereby further amended so as to permit officers and employees of the Federal Government to hold positions as teachers or instructors in any state, territorial, or municipal school or university

I strongly recommend the reenactment of the Reorganization Act, without exemptions.

Reports under oath shall be filed, on such forms, at such time or times and from time to time, and by such persons, as provided in regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury.

I do hereby find that the protection of citizens of the United States requires that there be an extension of the combat area defined in my proclamation of November 4, 1939.

I hereby exempt the said John W. Kindle from compulsory retirement for age for a period of one year ending May 31, 1941.

I hereby prescribe the following regulations governing the granting of sick leave to civilian officers and employees of the United States.

He was neither authorized to make, nor has he made, any commitments involving the Government of the United States.

It is ordered that the Foreign Service Regulations of the United States be, and they are hereby, amended by prescribing the following as Chapter VII thereof

The airspace above the following-described portion of the District of Columbia is hereby reserved and set apart for national defense and other governmental purposes.

It is ordered that Executive Order No. 8356... be, and it is hereby, amended by the substitution of the word 'Foreign' for the word 'Federal' in section 5 thereof.