Word: cordially
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...Yours in cordial friendship...
...text of the letter was somewhat different from the version broadcast by DNB. Instead of "My dear Friend Stalin," President Roosevelt had written: "My dear Mr. Stalin." Instead of "Yours in cordial friendship," the President had signed himself: "Yours very sincerely." But the German version, except for a few propaganda touches, such as "Friend Stalin," was as close to the original as could be expected if a Nazi translator had put it into English from some other language...
...Student Service, an impartial organization first set up in 1920 to aid in World War relief work. At the present time it is endeavoring to develop international cooperation among students, to encourage active participation in solving the problems of democracy, and to make faculty-student relations in colleges more cordial...
...Japanese Empire) President Roosevelt, in a press conference, said that war with Japan would not affect deliveries to Great Britain. Admiral Nomura's first call on Secretary of State Cordell Hull lasted only four minutes; it was an all-time quickie. President Roosevelt was a little more cordial. The Admiral told reporters that the U.S. atmosphere was worse than he had expected...
...gizzard to contribute to the September American Mercury a nostalgic article extolling the French democratic tradition. Wrote he: "Among the memories which fill my journal, the most precious to me in these tragic days we are living through are the ones which bring back the beginnings of my cordial relations with two nations for which my admiration is today more fervent than ever-Great Britain and the United States. . . . I wanted to show that I was bound and always will be bound to Great Britain and the United States. . . . I would not bring this article to a close . . . without sending...