There is of course a possibility of a woman getting any job, but not that one.

I don't know whether he is going to ask me that or not.

I will issue a statement on that in a few days.

Not a bit.

I need General Eisenhower right where he is.

They are absolutely unfounded.

I thought, Bert--I thought you might come out with something like that, so I will read you a statement that covers the thing categorically.

But I am sure that he does just what he says he does.

No, not necessarily.

I understand a bill for extension has been reported out.

We are very fortunate today to have as our guest the President-elect of Uruguay, our good friend.

Well, they are holding it in April instead of January.

Jefferson's birthday, as you know, is on the 13th of April; and if we hold dinners in April--Jefferson Day Dinners, there isn't any difference.

It will probably continue for some time to come yet.

I need Secretary Forrestal right where he is.

I think Secretary Patterson answered that very effectively yesterday.

No. That's a matter that we'll have to work out.

Now, Therefore, I, Harry S. Truman, President of the United States of America and President of the American National Red Cross, do hereby designate and proclaim the month of March 1947 as Red Cross Month and urge every citizen of this…