it is hereby ordered that the periods of trust applying to Indian lands, whether of a tribal or individual status, which, unless extended, will expire during the calendar year 1943, be, and the same are hereby, extended for a further…

We prefer to keep our powder dry.

I think you will realize that I have made a constant effort as Commander in Chief to keep politics out of the fighting of this war.

I salute their courage. I salute their independence.

The brave peoples of the Philippines- their Army and their civilians- stood shoulder to shoulder with the Americans in their fight against overwhelming odds, resolute to shed their blood in defense of their liberty.

The doctrine which controls the ambitions and directs the ruthlessness of our enemies—that there is one master folk destined to rule all other peoples—is a doctrine now on its way to destruction for all time to come.

It is a pattern of what men of good will look forward to in the future -a pattern of a global civilization which recognizes no limitations of religion, or of creed, or of race.

Long live France! Long live the United States of America!

These American forces are determined like yourself that liberty and the dignity of man shall not perish from the earth.

Our occupation of North Africa has caused a wave of reassurance throughout the Nation.

I send sincere congratulations to you and every member of your command on the highly successful accomplishment of a most difficult task.

liberty and the dignity of man shall not perish from the earth.

The time has now come when the successful prosecution of the war requires that we call to the colors the men of eighteen and nineteen.

Others have been eagerly awaiting the call.

Many have already volunteered.

All are ready and anxious to serve.

The vocational and technical training which the armed services now offer to many will stand them in good stead.

This time we are planning in advance.