This Government is rich enough to pay its employees an adequate salary, and they ought to do it.

In order to do this job most of our soldiers will be transported the full length of the American continent.

Dear Colonel Johnson: The transportation facilities of the nation are now called upon for the most gigantic task in all the history of transportation.

I am asking you to extend my congratulations to all of our transportation agencies--and their millions of workers--on the results they have accomplished.

I appointed Paul M. Herzog.

I told the Department of Justice to file the suit.

At the same time express my confidence in them for the greater effort that lies ahead.

H. A. Millis, Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, has resigned.

Stuart Symington of St. Louis will be appointed to succeed Senator Gillette when Senator Gillette's expiration date expires July 15th.

It will be a Veterans Administration for World War II.

My views are that the Members of the House and the Senate are grossly underpaid.

Justice Black and I have been friends ever since I went to the Senate.

He has been trying to quit for some time.

And I think he will be.

I want to announce the resignation of Grover B. Hill as Under Secretary of Agriculture, and the appointment of John B. Hutson.

The Members of the House and the Senate are grossly underpaid.

I will discuss that at a little later date.

I will certainly do it if it becomes necessary.