We are deeply grateful for the almost unanimous help that our neighbors are giving to the great cause of democracy throughout the world.

As long as our flag flies over this Capitol, Americans will honor the soldiers, sailors, and marines who fought our first battles of this war against overwhelming odds.

The people have now gathered their strength.

We fight to retain a great past- and we fight to gain a greater future.

We must appraise the events of 1942 according to their relative importance.

The issue of this war is the basic issue between those who believe in mankind and those who do not.

Therefore, let us all have confidence, let us redouble our efforts.

I do not need to tell you that our enemies did not win the war in 1942.

We have given the lie to certain misconceptions.

Our forward progress in this war has depended upon our progress on the production front.

Victory in this war is the first and greatest goal before us.

We wage total war because our very existence is threatened.

The production of these non-essentials wastes manpower at a time when careful economy and greater efficiency in the use of our manpower resources is imperative.

This Budget does not include the detailed estimates of war expenditures which would reveal information to our enemies.

Total war demands simplification of American life.

Victory cannot be bought with any amount of money, however large; victory is achieved by the blood of soldiers, the sweat of working men and women, and the sacrifice of all people.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and statutes of the United States, as President of the United States and Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy, it is hereby ordered:

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