I am pleased to announce that the Honorable John T. Connor, Secretary of Commerce, will serve as Chairman of this year's Combined Federal Campaign for the Washington Metropolitan Area.

The coming Combined Federal Campaign is very important to the voluntary organizations and to the millions of people, at home and abroad, who depend on them for help.

This is an important job and I am glad that Secretary Connor has agreed to undertake it.

I request that you serve personally as Chairman of the Combined Campaign in your organization and appoint a top assistant as your Vice Chairman.

A combined drive is more convenient for employees, making it possible for them to give their contribution through payroll deductions.

In World War II, Mr. Prime Minister, England saved herself by fortitude and the world by example.

Mrs. Johnson has always admired Dolley Madison, but I do not think she desires to emulate her--at least in that way.

I take only British goods.

Good evening, and God bless you all.

Our friendship for many years is built on a common history, a common language, and most of all common trust--and a common responsibility to the peace of the world.

We believe your firmness and your leadership have impressed the people of the world deeply in the tradition of the great men of Britain.

For Americans, Britain is a permanent friend, and the unbreakable link between our two nations is our permanent interest.

You and I share a common purpose in several fields, the same is true, I think, of our peoples in our two countries.

Anglo-American relations are not a partisan issue in either your country or mine.

My good disassociates.

The details of this arrangement, which has just been agreed upon a few moments ago, will now be prepared and presented to--and we expect thoroughly discussed by--the members of this union scattered throughout the United States in order…

My countrymen in particular have learned that England is not a nation of amateurs.

To those who urge you to think small, I can only reply: 'Impossible. A nation that has given us the tongue of a Shakespeare, the faith of a Milton, and the courage of a Churchill must always be a force for progress, an influence for good…