I think it is perfectly correct. I am the head of the administration, and I have been shot at before.

I have honestly got to be convinced that I think I can carry this job efficiently.

I do believe this: from the beginning I have pursued one policy

What?--the best man in the Cabinet!

But I and all who know you as a dedicated, inspired American leader will miss your voice and counsel in Government.

Few--men or women--have brought to heavy tasks and critical challenges such great spirit, integrity, and vision or such readiness to spend energy and high talent in the country's service.

Well, he seems to be generating a very great capacity for doing it in a hurry.

But I will take it down.

I had better not come back.

Maybe I can come back again.

To act as Chairman of the Government Unit in this important appeal, I appoint the Honorable Harvey V. Higley, Administrator of Veterans' Affairs.

I congratulate you heartily both on when you were born, what you have done, and what you are going to do.

He now believes that the functioning of the Committee will be improved by having an individual other than the Chairman to represent each of the seven fields of interest covered by the Committee membership.

There is a tremendous responsibility here--in some ways, I think, transcending that that is placed before the publisher.

I take this action for three reasons.

There is no appeasement in my heart that I know about.

But if she has to go, I will be very, very disappointed.

Mrs. Hobby, in my opinion, has proved in her office that all of the good opinion built up about her in her work during the war as head of the WAC corps was fully justified.