From The Far East I Send You

Our Government Has Kept Us In A Perpetual State Of Fear - Kept Us In A Continuous Stampede Of Patriotic Fervor - With The Cry Of Grave National Emergency. Always There Has Been Some Terrible Evil At Home Or Some Monstrous Foreign Power That Was Going To Gobble Us Up If We Did Not Blindly Rally Behind It By Furnishing The Exorbitant Funds Demanded. Yet, In Retrospect, These Disasters Seem Never To Have Happened, Seem Never To Have Been Quite Real.

My First Recollection Is That Of A Bugle Call.

In War There Is No Substitute For Victory.

He Thus Reaps The Full Fruits Which Result From His Toil And Labors With The Incentive Of Free Enterprise To Maximize His Effort To Achieve Increasing Production. Representing Over A Half Of Japan's Total Population, The Agriculture Workers Have Become An Invincible Barrier Against The Advance Of Socialistic Ideas Which Would Relegate All To The Indignity Of State Servitude.

It Is My Earnest Hope - Indeed The Hope Of All Mankind - That From This Solemn Occasion A Better World Shall Emerge Out Of The Blood And Carnage Of The Past, A World Found Upon Faith And Understanding, A World Dedicated To The Dignity Of Man And The Fulfillment Of His Most Cherished Wish For Freedom, Tolerance And Justice.