I had a fine interview with Mr. Hannegan the day he got back here; and he looks fine.

NO, Of course not.

I am not, Miss May!

I am very happy that Mr. Ford in his statement says that he was following out the suggestion that I made in the message, and I appreciate it very highly.

We discussed the whole Puerto Rican situation when he was in here this morning.

I have not discussed that with General Marshall as yet.

The matter was discussed with General Marshall.

Well, it's in effect and working right along.

General Marshall has asked the top-ranking personages in the State Department to stay.

I wanted to see that show.

That's the reason for the investigation in the committees of Congress.

They're- Congress is making an investigation of that situation now, and it's their move to act upon it.

It was the customary meeting with an Assistant Secretary of State who requested to see the President.

I want you to stay as Chairman and Postmaster General.

I did not know he was indicted, and I have no comment.

I urged him to stay on as National Chairman. I thought he was a good one, and I still think so.

I think we ought to hold the line on rent control, but of course the Congress will have to act on that.

I have invited him to pay a visit to the President of the United States, and I hope he accepts.