( MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1952 THROl GH TUESDAY, SEPI'EMBER 2, 19.52

SEE ATTACHED MIMEOGRAPHED SHEET FOR IN.FORMATION 00 TRIP TO lli.LWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

(

( ' Trip of the President to Milwaukee, -;v'isconsin. ­ August 31, to September 2, 1952

Members of the Party

The President

Matthew J. Connelly Jo;-:;eph Short Charles S. Murphy David Lloyd David Stowe Kenneth Hechler }Jii s s Rose Conway Ma jor General .iallace H Graham Jack Homagna fio ge r Tubby Derve y E. Long Har old B. Colvin Harvard E • .Uudl f.: y Hr s . Ko. y Holloway Se cret Service Agents pewspaper Correspondents Robert G. N:L"\_on, -­ International News Service Ernest B. Vaccaro, The Associated Press Da;yt on Moore, United Press tssociation Anthony H. Leviero, The Times Raymond J. Blair, The New York Herald Tribune Cecil Holland, The ,iashington Star Edvmrd ? • Hyan, The Hashington Post Devw y Fleming, The Baltimore ::Jun I Francis Stephenson, ­ The New York Daily News Laurence Burd, The Tribune J ack Beal, (Off dt Cincinnati) T:iJne haga. zine Robert Fleming ( On at Chicago) The lviilwaukGe Journal

Photographers:

George Ske.dding, Life Hagazine Charles Corte, United Press Photos Charles P. Gorry, Associated Press Photos Maurice J ohnson, International News Photos Charles Pedan, VI . G. -M . News of the Day Th eodore Rick~an , l1f . G. M.-- News of the Day ) Radio and Television:

Arthur Barriault, National Broadcasting Company i1illiam Costello, Colwnbia Broadcasting Syst em T ouis Slw 1 J enhe::t'a-c; r , (Re tn.t'"' t ri.P-- onl.;y:) . __ C.Gl-ur:,J-b i a~.Br EM. dG-a-B t in-g .S ys-t.cm ,____, Lamar Allison, (Re turn trip only) C. B. S . Engineer John Edwards, fiRc rican Broadcasting Company Horace Lambert, Telenews Productions Inc. Harold Lion, TelenevTs Productions Inc. . Al . S,:iJnons on, N. B. C. Tel \.O vision John Langenegger, N. B. C. Tel evision

,/estern Union : Carroll s. Linkins, Robert D. "Vfa hlstrom, (On at Crestline, Ohio ) Place train Track 20 Union Station Washington 9:00 p.ra,edt.

Lv, Washington .•• (Pennsylvania P.R. Extra) ..... 11:30 p,;n,est. (12:30 a.m.• edt)

Pass Chevelry loop ...... 11:40 p.m.est. Pick up road engine and reverse train;leave Chevelry­ loop 12:01 a.m.est.

Pass Landover ...... 12:05 a.ra.est,

A:r. Baltirnore ...... 12:40 a.m. est. Pick up diesel engines Lv. Baltinlore ...... l2:47 a.In,est.

Pass Cly (Pe.• ) ••••••••.•••••••••••••••.••. ••• ,2:32 a.m.est.

P..r. Harrisburg, Fa ••••••••..•...... •...... ••• 2:53 a.m,est. Ch<'.rlf,G train crev.;s Lv. He.rrisburg, Pa •...... 2:58 a.m.est •

..t\r, Altoorta, Pn .••..•...•.....•.••...••.•...•• 5:16 a.rn.est. Chc;nge crews Lv. Altoona, PL: •••••••.••••..••••••..••••••••• 5:20 a .n1. est.

Ar. Pittsburgh, Fa .•••••••..••••..• ·..••.••..•• 7:55 a.m.est. Change crews, ice and water tr.;1.in (§:..25 a.m.edt) Lv. Pitts-:mrgh, Pa, •...... •....• 8:25 a,r,1.est. ( .2_:_?..5_~'11:1, G d t )

Ar. Crestline, Ohio ••.•••...••.....• ,., ...••• 12:05 p!m.est Ch<:mge train crews ,inspect equipLlent. Lv. Crestline, Ohio., .•...... •....•12:20 p.m.est,

Pass Lirna, Ol1io •••...... 1:25 p.m.ost.

Ar. Fort VTayne, Ind •• , ••.•.• , ...... •..••• 2:20 p.m,est. Change to Central stRndard time; mrJce diesel inspection and change engine crevrs , NOTE; Cre1-v change cmd inspection will be 1:1ade in yards, no stc.tion stoo will be nade Lv. Fort Wayne,- - · - - ·-----Yards •••..•.•••.•...... - - -. ~ - - o, . ~ ·- - ·- - · ~~ ------. - .-.-- , ••• 1:25 p.l'l.s1_

Pass Plymouth, Ind ••••••••••• , ••••• , .•..•••••• 2: 20 p.m. est~

Ar. 12th St.Coach Yard,Chicago •••..••••••...•• 3:45 p.m.cst. Turn over to Hilwaukee railroad opere.ting crew Lv. 12th St.Coach Yard •••..•.••••••...... •.•• 4:00 p.m..cs.t Ar. Milwaukee railrond coach yard •• , .•.•...•• ,4:30 p ;m~ est. Ice, water and inspection of equipuent by Hihvaukee operating crow Lv. Chicago (IJilwaukee coe>.ch yard) ••• , ••..••.• 5:30p.m.. est.

No stope between Chicago yards and 1Iilwaukee

Ar. Milwaukee, Wise. • • •...... •...... , •••• 7:00 p .r:~ . est.

The President will speak at 8:30 p.m.~

(Trdn will be turned and properly serviced during ti;n; party is off; turning operc.\tion vr.ill require one hour and fifteen minutes)

Lv. Uilwaukeo, ¥-iisc •• (flilwaukee railroad) ••• , • 9: 30 p.m. est. i~ r. Chicntso ,yc..rds • •...... , ... _...... _. . 11:00 p .r.tl. est. Deliver to NYC at 12:~ a.m.cst. ---2---

.Lv. Chicat:; o ••• (IJYC extra) •••.• ..•••••••••••• 12:30 r.. . m .~.

...tJ. .. r. Cinci.rm ati, Ohio .• (NYC RR) ••••.•.••••••• 8:30 e>• • m.lli.

Change train crews · L Lv. Cincinnati. •• (Baltimore and Ohio Extra). 9:00 a.m.est ..

Ar. Parkersburg, w. Va .•...... •.' 12:45 . p.1n.est. Crev1 cha.nge tr:· Lv. P2.rkersburt;, I~ I Va ..•...... 12:50 p.m.est.

J~r. Clarksburg, v; .va .•...... •...... 2:45 p,in,est. Diesel inspection;ice & water if needed. 7 Lv. Clark~burg , 1.: .Va •••••• , • ; •••••••••..•••• 2:55 p.m.est.

Ar. Grafton, VJ . Va .. ~···················••••3:35 p. 1~·1,est, Change train crews Lv. Grsfton, ~ . Va ••.•••••••••••••.••••••••• 3:45 p.m.ost.

Ar. Keyser, YT. Vn •• . _...... 6 :00 p.m.est. Change diesel crevJs Lv. Ke~rser; VT . Vn .•...... • 6:05 p.m. est .

.A :r. Martinsburg , ~ · ; .va ••••••••...••••.••••••• 7:50 p.m. est •. Brake inspection Lv. Martinsburg, :~; . Va ••.••••••••••••..•• ~ ••• 8:00 p . ::1 . est ..

Pass V!eav-e rton ...•...... • 8:30 p.ra., est.

Ar. Track 20, r:ashington Union Station •••••• 9:40 p .c . est • . (10:40 p.m.edt. )

Pennsylvania dining car will opera te during r ound trip.

Tota l train length (pulled tic;ht) 843 ft. 9 inches.

Total nur:1bcr of cars 10. . be Car No . 3 (frora rea r) vnllj used as a 11 press-club car11

?A systen will operate as far forv1ard as the Pennsylvc.mia dinint; car (No . 6 from r.ea r end) ( ) WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1952

10:00 am (Staff)

11:00 am Admiral Ross T. Mcintire (Asked if might see the President before tomorrow's meeting of Annual Emplo.y Physically Handicapped, which the President will open)

11:15 am (Mr. Ned Trapnell) (Mr. Short brought in OFF THE RECORD, did fine job of pre­ senting truth about Executive Order 10290) 11:30 am Honorable Stephen Mitchell, Chairman, Democratic National Conmittee ( Usual weekly half hour meeting wi. th the President) 1'2:00 Honorable Jesse M. Donaldson, The Postmaster General (Asked Mr. Connelly to arrange) 12:15 pm (Mr. William Bray) (Came to see Mr. Connelly and saw the President) OFF THE RECORD

( 12:30 pm (The President met in Cabinet Room, With group from Air Force, the Rand Corporation and National Security Resources Board, for briefing on defense of Capital. LOWER WEST DOOR, HALF HOUR OFF THE RECORD DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE FOWLER, Colonel John G. GARLAND, General William GRAHAM, Colonel Gordon HUNUER, Major Paul McCLELUU~D, John C. RAND CORPORA'riON HENDERSON, Lawrence J. NILES, Walter W. NATIONAL SECUHI TY RES O iRCES B ARD GORRIE, Honorable Jack LANCASTER, Presley, Jr. ASH, Russell LANDRY, Brig. Gen. Robert B., Air Force Aid to the President DEl-l'NI SON , Rear Admiral Robert L., Naval Aid to the President 1:00 pm (LUNCH) 2:55 pm (Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Kass of New Mexico) OFF THE RECORD ( WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1952 - continued

3:00 pm (Honorable Edmund Hanrahan) (Asked to come in to invite the President to speak after Election) OFF THE RECORD

3:30 pm (General W. Bedell &lith, Director Central Intelligence Agency) ( Honorable James Lay, Executive Secretary, National Security Council) OFF THE RECORD

5:00 pm WHITE HOUSE Reception for group from Democratic National Committee, and others) (List attached)

( ( \ THURSDAY SEPT EMBER 4, 19.52

9:25 am (The President left for Labor Depar~ment Auditorium)

10:00 .am The President addressed opening meeting of the President's Committee on Employ the Physically Handicapped.

10:45 am (Honorable Joseph Lawler) (Honorable David Lawrence, Mayor of Pittsburgh) (Came to see Mr . Connelly an saw the President) OFF THE RECORD

11:00 am ( Staff)

12:00 Honorable Samuel I. Rosenman (Called Mr. Connelly from New York on Tuesday to ask for this)

12:1.5 pm (Mr. Abe Berliner, of Paterson, New Jersey) (Mrs. Berliner and two young sons) ( Carao to see Mr . Connelly, vrrote Mr. Connelly that he had something of i mport· 1ce concerning Democratic Nominee which he first whished to discuss with the President) OFF THE RECORD

12:30 pm Honorable Dea."l Acheson, The Secretary of State ( Usual Thursday appointment )

12:5.5 pm (Honorable Oscar R. lliVing, Federal Security Agency) OFF THE RECOH.D

1:00 JD (LUNCH) (Honorable Dean Acheson, Sccretar.y of State) (Honols.ble Dan L. Kimball, Sec!'etary of the Navy) LOWER WEST DOOR OFF THE RECORD

3:4.5 pm (Mr. Tom Gavin of Kansas City) OFF THE RECOHD

4:1.5 pm Honorable Henry Fowler, Defense Production Administrator (Honorable John 1. Steelman) (The President asked Dr. Steelman to arrange this) ( FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 1952

lOsOO am (Stat!)

10:45 am (General W. Bedell Smith, Director, CIA) (Honorable James Lay, Executive Secretary, National Security Council) (Admiral Sidney Souers, Adviser to the President) OFF THE RECORD

11:00 am Cabinet (Those absent& the Vice President, Treasury, Interior, Agriculture and Commerce; all others present.) 12:00 Congressman Michael J. Kirwan, Ohio (Called Yr. Connelly Tuesd~ and asked if might see the President before leaving the city)

12:15 pm Honorable Philip B. Fleming, American Ambaesador to Costa Rica (Asked for this through Protocol)

1:00 pm (LUNCH) ( 3:15 pm (Honorable William Boyle, former Chairman, Democratic National Committee) OFF THE RECORD

( ( SATURDA! SEPl'EllBER 6, 19.52

10:·00 am (Honorable Joseph Keenan,. A.F .orL.) OFF THE RECORD (Asked to come in on t his date. Was leaving city in the afternoon.)

(Remainder of the morning spent on work i n the Executive Office and i n seeing members of the Staff.)

1:00 pm (LUNCH) ( SUNDAY SEP1'EMBER 7, 1952

(At home at the Whote Rouse) MONDAY SEPTEMBE I 1952

10:00 am (Staff)

11:00 am Honorable James M. Ucad, Chairman, Federal Trade Commission (Asked if mi ght come over and bring copy of "Mr. Preside.'lt 11 , 'l'lhich he wished t he President t o sign for t he Dean of the Diocese of Buffalo) 11:15 am Honorable George H. Christopher, former Congressman from Mis souri (Asked i f might come i n and discuss Missouri politics)

11:.30 am Honorable Carl R. Gray 1 Jr., Admini.strator of Veterans Affairs (Asked i f might have half hour With the President)

12:00 His Excellency B. R. Sen, the Ambassador of India (Was leaving w·aahington for good and asked, through Protocol, i f might pay respects to the President.)

12:15 pm (Honorable , Jr., ~f3cretary of the Army) OFF THE RECORD (Called Kr. Connelly and requested appoi ntment)

( 12t30 pm Honorable Dean Acheson, Secretary of State (Usual Monday appoint ment)

1:00 pm (LUNCH) 3:15 pm (Honorable Thomas K. Finletter, Secretary of the Air Force) OFF THE RECORD (Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, Chief of Staff, USAF) (Appointment requested and arranged through General Landry)

3:30 pm (Mr. Max Lowenthal) OFF THE RECORD TUESDAY SEPTIDlBER 9, 1952

10:00 am (Staff)

10:40 am ('Mr. Harry Hoffman) (General Vaughan brought him in OFF THE RECORD. )

11:00 am (»r. Max Lowenthal) OFF THE RECORD

12:00 Honorable Karl L. Rankin, American Charge d'Affaires ad interim at Taipei, Formosa (Kr. Rankin was told by Secretar,y of State that he might ask to call on the President while i n the country.) 12:15 pm Honorable Robert Butler (Called Mr . Connelly yesterday and asked for this.) 12:30 pm Honorable Robert A. Lovett, the Secretary of Defense (Usual Tuesday appointment)

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

3:00 pm (Miss Bertha Joseph) OFF THE RECORD ( 3:30 pm Honorable Stephen Mitchell, Chairman, Democratic National Committee (Usual Tuesday appointment; half hour)

3:50 pm {Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, of Kansas City, Missouri and two daughters) OFF THE RECORD (Handshake) WEDNESDAY SEPT EMBER 10, 19.52

10:00 am (Staff)

11:00 .am General A. F. Lorenzen, Ret•d. (Wrote Mr. Connelly in August and asked for this)

11:1.5 am Honorable Randolph Carpenter, former Commissioner, U. s. Motor Carrier Claims Commission, Kansas City (Wrote the President August 23rd that he expected to be here at thi s time and wanted to call)

11:30 am Congressman Leo W. O'Brien, New York (At request of Oscar Ewing; Congressman O'Brien is from Albany and was elected in special election on April lst to succeed the late Congressman Byrnes)

11:4.5 am (Honorable Louis Johnson) OFF THE RECORD 12:00 (Mr. Harry Schwimmer, of Kansas City, Missouri) (Mr. William Spann, of Kansas City; Missouri) OF'F THE RECORD (Came to see Jr. Connelly and saw the President OFF RECORD)

12:1.5 pm Miss Suzanne Johnson, Queen, the 19.52 President's Cup Regatta ( Mrs. Elizabeth Amole Stearns Mr. John Remon, President, the President's Cup Regatta Association Mr. Edward c. Baltz Kr. Edgar Morris, Chairman, Coronation Committee (Annual call to extend to the President and his family invitation to attend Gold Cup Races, September 19-21)

12:30 pm Honorable Charles Sawyer, the Secretary of Commerce (Requested this appointment)

12:45 pm Congressman Cleveland 14. Bailey, of West Virginia (Was leaving for West Virginia and said it was vital that he talk to the President about politics in West Virginia before leaving.)

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

3:00 pm. General Graham brought in group from Mercersburg Aca~

3:1.5 pm Honorable Elmer Staats, Acting Dir ector, Bureau of the Budget 3:30 pm Honorable W. Averell Harriman, Director for Mutual Security

AT THE WlUTE HOUSE

5:00 pm (Honorable Dwight Palmer) OFF THE RECORD ( THURSDAY

SEPTEMBER 111 1952

10:00 am (Pre Press)

10:30 am Press & Radi o Conference

11:00 am ( Stat'f )

12:00 The President participated i n ceremonies in connecti on With the issuance of a stamp commemorating Women in the Armed Services. Rose Garden. The f ollowing were present: ALBRO, lfis s Norma Lee ALEXANDER, Mr. and :tlrs. Frank R. and Jerry AUSTIN, Dean Myrtle AUTREY, .Mrs. Coleen BARBER, Miss Mary I. BERDING, Mr. Andrew H. BLACK, Mr. Ramsey S. B LEV~TT , Captai n EvelYn J. BRENNAN, J ohn A.. BROOKS, .Mrs. R. Max BRUNS, Mr. and .Mrs . Franklin R. ( BRYANT , Colonel Ruby F. BUCK, Krs. J. L. Blair BURKE, Hon. Vincent C.• CLARK, Lt. Col. Florence Marie COLLINS , Bri gadier General James F . ~ OOLIDGE, Hon. Charles A. DOKKEN, Major Ruth C. DRAZEK, Lt. Lillian B. DUNTON, Major J ames G. EBELnm, Miss Lena E. ECKOFF, Mi s s Phyllis ELLIS, Mrs. Crawf ord FARRELL, Lt. Mary • FAWCET'l' , Mr. James \iaJ.do FELLERS, Robert E. FOLS()(, Lt. Dorothy E. FOSTER, Deput y Secretary and Mrs. William c. GAMES , Colonel E. B. GEORGE, Major C. J. GIBBONS, Mi ss Mary L. GIBSON, Captain Wi nnie GILBRETH, Dr. Lillian 14: . GLASS, Kr. Sol. OOULD, Mrs. Beatrice B. GREGO, Isaac HALL, Hon. Alvin W. HALLAREN, Colonel Mary A. HANCOCK, Captain Joy B. THU~DAY - 2- SEPTEMBER 11, 1952

' i ,; l2:00 Continued: II J/ If HAFUUS, Mrs. J. Ram~ay '/ HIL!JJAN, Mrs. Sidney (. HINES, Mr. Philip F. I f ;, IMHOFF, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ( II' / I! JOHNSON; Lt. Commander Anna M. I I, I I I JOHNSON, Admiral Jesse O. I 'I / JONES, Kiss Claire ' I KENDALL; Miss Cynthia KENWCRTHY, Dr. J(ari9n x·. ,,11 LANG, Krs. Claire )I• f I LAWLER, Hon. Joseph J. I ! LEE, Mrs. Bradner· l., Jr. f I LINDQUIST, lir. and ib"\·s. Harry L. i !. LLOYD-JONES, Dr. Esth~r A\ LORD, blrs. Oswald B(• : ; J \ LOVE'l"l', Secretar;r 'Qf .Defense and Mrs. Robert A. ! \ I LUCAS, Mrs •. ~red s~1 McCAUL, Brigadier ( eneral Verne J. • I A\ UcW-JUS, lirs • . R. L,?uise ( /'/I . I McNEIL, Hon. W. J ~~ ' I I • t KcQUA'l'TERS, Lt. Coll. Geneva F. I I I KAHONEY, Urs. Flofence / .! llARKEL, Mrs. Haz~)l. ... ' t KARTIN, Captain f· ~· 0. r r WEE, Lt. Col. F~ton J. MOlf£0'~ , Kiss ~e~ty . KURRAY, Hon. Fl9rence K. IIIE.R.S, Hon. Wa+ter NIERGARTH, Brj£ ,~dier General o. 0. NORTH, Hon. R~~ M. NUI'HALL, Kaj rf )Alfred PERRY, Colo:.nl ·:Miriam E. P. HILLSBURY, .·. ~~ · Philip w·. QUICK, )lr. .pe"cer RANDALL, Co,ioneiJ. Carey A. REDDING, Hon. J~hn ROEBLING, !Irs. Jlary G. ROSENBERG, Hon.' iAnna X. 11' ),\ If\ RUSSELL, Krs. H1nry Potter ( •il ~- ~ SAWiONS, llrs. E~ \ c. I !, I' SCOTT, Dr. K. fzt~ces SHAUGHNESSY, )(~,a Margaret SHAVER, )(iss DoJ!:othy ! SHEIJ.I, Colo~~l flrary J. ~~ SMITH, Briga?ie~ \ General Sory i 1 ) t I ' ~ I .. I . I I ' I ~ i · ~ I I II I~ ;/\, r THURSDAY - 3 ... SEPI'EMBER 11, 1952

12:00 Continued:

SOUTHALL, Wiss Sara E. STUART, William~~ TAYLOR, lliss Elizabe-th P. TOSTI, Mr~ Louis TOWLE, Colonel Katherine A. TRilffiLE, Lt. Elgen L. TROXElJ,, Mrs.. Mark G.• TYROLER, Jlr~ Charles VANDERBII.T, Mrs. Alfred Gwyane WHITE, Miss Helen C. WHITNEY, Wrs. John Hay WICKLIFFE, Colonel Nell WOLF, ilr, and Mrs • Douglas WOLF, Misses Barbara and Anne ZELLER, Colonel Verena )(. BRAI, Honorable William J., Aast. Postmaster General DeVOSS, Major James T. Hilit&£Y Personnel

Major Jimmie B. Dollahite Lt. Martha Leiman M/Sgt Jean I. llcLaren lf/Sgt Sophie Sill'en S:fc Pauline lloore . Sfc Doris A. Pels Sgt Jeannine E. Haley Sgt Barbara Higgins Sgt Annelouiae Koke Sgt Hilda Mello Sgt Darlene Meyers Sgt Dorothy Zanelli Cpl Georgie E. Barber Cpl Phyllis Bogardus Cpl Grace ·A. Craig Cpl Faye M. Deering Cpl Harriette E. Fields Cpl Joan R. Gigious Cpl Mac K. Massey Cpl Mildred J. Merrell Opl Irene A. Piotsky Cpl Elizabeth J. Reft Cpl Jean C. Zeinert Pfc Constance M. Christmas Pfc Joan Holzer THlTRSDAY -4- SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 12:00 Continued:

Pte Maureen Hurley Pf c Colleen J. Pipgrass Pfc Wanda E. Yancey Pvt Christine Hall Pvt Olga Indraeek Pvt Delores Kerns Pvt Mary A. McCarter Pvt Marcella E. Pelletier Pvt Patricia RothiDeir

¥argaret Caristinos, SA Janet Gruver, SA Ann Huffnus, SA Kathleen Rickaby, ESBl Georgiana Raleigh, SA Evelyn Hamilton, SA Bertha Payne, SN Margaret Getz, SA ( Phyllis Morris, SN Jean Wallace, SA Mary Potts, PHAA Peggy Weeks, SA V. Jackson, PNC s. Dzierura, YNl B. McEvoy, YNSA B. Holser, SN V. Morris, YNS,A G. Senerty, YNSN N. Kinsey, S,A A. James, SN V. Verplanke, SA N. Johnson, SN Mary Crowley, SN Blanche Jaco, YNSii Elizabeth M~er, CT3 Vickie Gubule, TESN Eleanor Campbell, PNC Patsy Spangler, SN Beverly Fitzgerald, PN.3 ,Joyce Antebi, SA Cecilia Bonnin, SA Janet Dixon, SA ilalvina Weiss, YNSii Maggie Kaunohi, SA Elizabeth Pritahard, NYTl Mattie Wilson, YNTl Ada Lou Reed, LX {j.g.) ( THURSDAY - 5- SEPI'EJIBER 11, 1952 12:00 Continued: Air Force: Captain Marjorie M. Smith S/Sgt Kartha E. Wallace A/lo Merle V. Belcher A/lc Lucille A. Boles A/lC Carolyn L. Starkey A/20 Charlotte E. Harris A/30 Iberta Lones M/Sgt Elizabeth A. Charnock T/Sgt Patricia M. Lord S/Sgt Bessie L. Branham S/Sgt Ora E. Burrows S/Sgt Eleanor }(. Scott S/Sgt Joe Bowles A/10 Elizabeth Borkoski A/2C Shirley M. Wildrom A/30 Evelyn Saunders S/Sgt Evelyn Charrier ( S/Sgt Malvena Colacecohi A/10 Irene McPhee A/2C Irma McCoy S/Sgt Joyce M. Reinolt S/Sgt Irene Webb A/10 Teofillia F. Rimkus 14/Sgt Ruth Thomas T/Sgt Edith K. Beaver T/Sgt Abbie Taylor S/Sgt Maggie Stevenson A/10 Georgia Baggett A/10 Nancy Brothers A/20 Virginia Hernandes A/20 Jewel Newton A/30 Katherine Davis T/Sgt Eleanor D. Rasche M/Sgt Anita Kay S/Sgt Marylyn White T/Sgt Eleanor D. Rasche A/lC Nancy Moore A/20 Elizabeth Morris A./10 Johnie Braswell S/Sgt Nellie Gill '.

( THURSD!Y SEPT EMBFB 11, 1952 - 6-

12:00 Continued: Marine Corps_:

Cpl ~ Alma C. Akeo Cpl. U:ary E. Anoe Cpl. Norma J. Atkinson Cpl. Estelle R. Bellanance S/Sgt. Ma ~J L. Boyd T/Sgt. Norma .Boynton Cp;I. Nan K. Broyles Sgt. Francis M. Capps Cpl. Florence E. Castle Cpl. Guynelle Cockran Sgt. Evelyn :Y:. Crumlish Sgt. Virginia M. Dehmer Cpl. Theresa M. Domato Sgt. Catherine G. Farrell Cpl. Betty J. Fowler Sgt. Delfa M. Fuchs Sgt. Ora L. Futral Pfc Marilla D. Glasgow ( S/Sgt Lorraine G. Godot Cpl. Sheila A. Hansen Sgt. Nancy J. Hartin Sgt. Nancy Havener Cpl. J~Jce N. Jennings Sgt. Betty D. Kell Sgt. Alberta R. Kline Sgt. Rosemary M. Lane S/Sgt. Eloise J. Masters Sgt. Barbara Mitchell Sgt. Eloise M. Ponthieu Sgt. Ethelyn E. Raugh Sgt. Rochelle L. Sadd Cpl. Marlene M. Smith S/Sgt. Vary L. Thompson Cpl. Melbadine Todd Opl. Joan E. Waugh Sgt. Virginia A. Dupuy Cpl. Barbara J. Newton Sgt. Pauline S. Stark Cpl. Agatha D. Hoffman Sgt • .Yary H. Judd 2nd Lt. Caryl J. Harms ( THURSDAY SEPI'EMBER 11, 1952 - 7 -

12:00 Continued: Office of the Secretary of Defense: A/lC Alta Parker, USAF Cpl. ll'rances Klein, US»C Cpl. Lorraine Schwanke, USA Seaman Thelm.a Brunty, USN Lieutenant Montez T,jaden, USN M/Sgt. Cec i l W. Stoughton, USAF Photographers Mate 2d E-ugene Scott, USN Warrant Officer Donald W. Wingfield, USA

Army Nurses: Uajor Carrie E. Barrett Major Bertha E. Rilard Major Brunetta. A. Kuehlthau Captain Kathryn M. Meyer Captain Gladys '1'. Hook 1st Lieutenant Cecile J .. Henkins let Lieutenant Marguerite A. Holmes lst Lieutenant Florence V.. Ranberg lst Lieutenant Frances C. Register 1st Li eutenant Leah B. Voorhees Navy Nurses: Lt. Lillian Stuart Lt. Julia Silver Lt. Ruth Crofton Lt. M. R. Cavey Lt. L.. E. Bai nes t t •. It. J .• Fisher Lt. ( j .g.) Dorothy Cornelius Lt. (j.g.) E. J. Stapleford ENS K. A. Ellis ENS A. E. Kailan llOOth USAF Ceremonial Squadron: let Lt. John T. Murphy S/Sgt .. Billy S. Rowland S/Sgt. Francis Smrcina 5/Sgt Donald Banovich S/Sgt. Thomas J. Hall A/lC Kelvin Loving THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 - 8 - 12:00 Continued.:

A/lC Harry Hennigh A/lC Salem J . Homrighausen A/10 Robert Laster A/lc Harry Barnhart A/10 Richard Shedron A/lC William G. Floros A/lC James Hester A/10 Dale Mitchell A/10 Russell Jackson A/10 William c. Overstreet A/lC Clyde Howard A/lC Fletning Shel ton A/10 Donald Srni t A/lC Harold Davidson A/lC Calvin Maitland A/lC Robert Kroschwitz A/lC Jefferson H. D~Hart A/10 George Rasmussen A/lC Robert R. Kropp ( A/lC John Eisenbarth A/20 Andrew Erny A/2C John ~ . Wolfe A/20 Edw·ard c. Farrell A/20 John Griffin A/20 Rudolph &chuster A/2C Richard Tobin A/20 Ernest Meyer

Compa.rll. "f:11 lst Battalion, 3rd Infantry:

Major Paul L. 'I'epe 1st Lt. Charles E. Rammel M/Sgt. William P. Taylor Cpl. Anthony V. Visminas Cpl. Joseph R• .D nato Pf c.. Michael J. Dzuray Pfc. Kenneth L. Frantz Pfc. Paul D. Gehringer Pf c. Donald C. Lee Pfc. Richard A. · Lips Pfc. Arthur L. Miller Pfc. Frederick R. Morriss Pfc. Edvfard L. Otto Pre. Edward J. Quieser Pfc. Thomas F. Reese ( Pfc. Henry C. Saylor Pfc. Robert D. Sweem Pfc. Joseph L. Zamiska THURSDAY . SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 - 9 - l2: 00 Continued: Pfo. Stephen J. Urbanski Pfc. Yfilliam E. Blanchard Pre: Cecil L. Criner Pfc. Harold E. li'ried Pfc~ J ohn T. Gr i ffin Pfc. Thomas F . McAraw P.fc . Thomas U ~ Roe Pfc ~ Her bert 11. Sponseller Pfc ~ Henry D. 'frivelli Pfc. Wi l bur c. Stivers Pfc. John M. Pasola Pfc. Carl C. Salyer Pfc. Robert G. Freker Pvt-2 Norman R.. Anderson Pte. Alvis, Kenneth E. Pvt-2 Edviard L . Hoover

Naval Honor Guard: Lt. J .G. R. M. Bell ( v. E. Hankins R. A. Sharfstein w. A. Ruby J. T. Shattuck E . E• OHen c. E. Was s A. Barone w. w. Birdsell R. Richeson \'1. J. Canavally w. R. Walker J . c. Iqons R. J. Smith B. t. Gunsolas c. B. )(athews 1. Blankenship R. E. Devoe R. G. Faucette D. R. Pickman R. L. .Blair 1. s. Franecki G. w. Keyser R. w. Nothdorf w. T. Lapree L. E. SoiiUier R. F. Znidarsic A. E. Erickson N. A. Stinson THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ll, 1952 - 10 - 12:00 Continued: R. C. Kosidowski H. J. Tompkins E. E. Williams D.. Reese Marine Co£ES Instit ute Detachments Lt. Needham, Platoon Leader S.Sgt. Yeakel, Platoon Sergeant Sgt. Reeves, Platoon Guide Sgt.· Fortier Sgt.: Pastorkovich Sgt. Sherwood Sgt.· Sullivan Sgt.· Wulp Cpl.· Armstrong / Cpl. Bader Cpl. 'Bohner Cpl. Burge Cpl. Chaifetz Cpl .• Cunningham Cpl. Dubrovi ch Cpl. Epstein Cpl.· Gro11t Cpl. · Hare Cpl. Hardtke Cpl. · Jiarris Cpl. Imbilli Cpl. Lynch Cpl. · Lyons Cpl. Miller Cpl . Shimberg Cpl. Steely Cpl. Tice Cpl. Watters Pfc. Cotter Pfc. Floyd Pfc. Harrelson Pfc. Muhaw Pfc. Walker The order of this ceremony was as follows: Secretary Lovett spoke. Mrs. Rosenberg spoke. The Postmaster General presented t o the Presi dent the commemorative stamp albums, each one. rnarked With the name of the Directors of the Women's Services THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 - 11 -

12:00 Continued The President made a brief' s'ta.tement on services rendered 'Qy women in Armed Forces, and then turned t o the Women Directors and presented them with their albums in turn. The Band played Armed Services song and the women in platoons sang . The President nas then photographed With four women from each branch of the Armed Service, thereby completing t he ceremony.

l;OO pm (LUNCH)

3:00 pm Mr. Dan W. OraTJl, of Hammond, Indiana Miss Doris J. Ha,y (At r eques.t of Con . reseman Madden; :U:r. Oram was Commissioner of !Lake County; Indiana - handshake orLcy-)

3:02 pm (Honorable Oscar Ewing, Federal Security Administrator) OFF l'HE REC ORD

.3:15 pm (Mr. David Cole, of Patterson, New Jersey) (Dr. Steelxnan brought him in OFh' THE RECORD)

3:30 pm (Dr. Howard Rusk) (Mrs. Albert Lasker) (Mrs. Florence Mahoney)

J FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1952

9:45 am (Admi ral William M. Fechteler, Chief of Naval Operations) OFF THE: RECORD

10:00 am (Staff)

10:45 am (Gener al W. Bedell Smith, Du"ector, C.I.A.) (Hon. J~ne s Lay, Executive Secretary, National Security Council) (Admiral Sidney Souers) OFF THE RECORD

ll: 00 am Cabinet (State not represent ed; Northrop for In tE~rior; llcCormick for Agriculture; Galvin f or Lal)or; Foley for Treasury. Vice President absent; all others present.) 12:00 Dr. Howard Mitchell, Conductor, the Nat ional Symphony Orchestra )(r. William Carmichael, Director, Public Relations Yr. Theodor e t oyes McDowell, Campaign Chairman (Asked if might cal l on the President to present annual season 's tickets for Natl )nal Symph ony)

12:15 pm Hono:cable J . Monroe J"ohnson, Interstate Commerce Commission (Called Mr . Connel ly on Monday and asked for t his.)

12:30 pm Honorable 'I' elford Taylor, Admi 1 ·trator, Small Defense Plants Administration (Called Mr. Connel l y and asked for this.) 12:45 pm Honorable Jack K. McFall, American Minister to Finland (Asked f or t his t hrough Prot ocol)

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

3:15 pm Honorable Cyrus Ching (Dr. Steelman arranged and accompanied Kr. Ching.)

3t30 pm (llonorable Gordon E. Dean, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission) OFF THE RECORD

4:00 pm Senator .· ~ne Morse; of Oregon

4:30 pm (Hr. Joseph C. Burtschi, of 'randalia, ) OFF THE RECORD (Handshake) SATURDAY SEPTEl4BER l3, 1952

9:1.5 am (lb-. Eben Ayers) (Mr. Hopkins) OFF THE RECOR.D

9:35 am (Mr. Tubby) OFF THE RECORD

9:50 am (Mr. Murphy) OFF THE RECORD

10:00 am (Arthur Prettyman and wife) (Mr. Prettyman is the President's valet)

10:15 am (Mr. Phil Reagan) OFF THE RECORD

1:00 pm (LUNCH) (

SUNDAY SEPT:EllBER 14, 1952 No morning appoi ntments

AT THE WHITE HOUSE:

5:00 pm (Honorable and Krs. John 'W . Snyder) OFF THE RECORD (Kr. and Krs. John Horton) \for tea) ( MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 195 2 10: oo am (Staff) • 10:45 am (Mr. Max Lowenthal) OFF THE RECORD

ll: 00 am Congressman James G. Polk, Ohio (Called :U.r. Connelly last week and asked for this.)

11: 15 am Kr. Lloyd Stryker (Asked for t his t hrough Mr. Biffle; New York lawyer and great supporter of the President.)

11: 30 am Mrs. India Edwards (Asked llr. Connelly to arrange this.)

11:45 am Senator Robert S. Kerr, Oklahoma (llr. Connelly called him and told him the President wanted to talk to him.)

12:00 Honorable Ellis Arnall (Called Mr. Connelly last week and asked for this.)

12:15 pm Honorable David Lawrence, K~or of Pittsburgh, Pa. (Called Mr. Connelly last week and said would be in town today and hoped might see the President.)

12:30 pm Honorable Dean Acheson, the Secr~ tary of State (Usual Monday appointment.)

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

2:55 pm (Mr. Max Lowenthal) CNF THE RECORD 3:00pm The President's Advisory Committee on Management met with the President in the Cabinet Room. (Arrangements were made by Honor able Elmer B. Staats, Assistant Director of the Budget) Honorable Thomas A. Morgan, Chairman Mr. Lawrence A. Appl ey Mr. Vi ncent Burke Mr. Clarence J. McCormick Mr. Gordon R. Clapp Mr. Herbert Emmerich Mr. James R. Killian, Jr. Mr. Edward U:ason Mr . Otto L. Nelson Mr. Marcellus C. Shield Budget: Honorable Frederick J. Lawton, Director Mr. William F. Finan, Asst. Director for Admn. Management MONDAY SE?rEMBER 15, 1952 Continued

.3:15 pm Honorable Francis F. Matthews, American Ambassador to Ireland (Arranged through Protocol)

3:30 pm (Honorable Robert A. Lovett, the Secretary of Defense) (Honorable William l!"'oster, Deputy Secretar y of Defense) {The Joint Chiefs of Stat!) OFF THE RECORD (Cabinet Room. Came in Southwest Gate)

3J45 pm Honorable Oscar Chapman, the Secretary of the Interior (SPEECH CONFERENCE)

( I

Trip of the President to Philadelphia, Pu.e

Lv. ',iashins ton ••• ;(Balti1nore &: Ohio RR) ••• 8:15 a.m. edt.

Ar. 24th & Chestnut, PhilaJelphia, Pa •••• 10:45 n.J!i . edt.

Attend American Hospital Association Luncheon at Convention Hall.

Lv. Philadelphia, Pa ••.••.•••••••••••••••• 2:l5 p.m. edt.

Ar. 1Jn shington ...... •• L~: 50 p .rn.. edt.

Members of the party

The Pr esident

l'.1a t thevr J • Connelly Ac:L:iil.ra.:L Robert L. Dennison MaJor General .vallace H Graham Rog.:;r 'fubby David StoHe JacL Romagna Dewey E. Long H. B. Colvin Secret Service Agents

Ernest Vaccaro, The Associated Press Hobert G. Hixon, Internationa l News Service Dayton Moore, United Press As s ociation Joseph A. Fox, .,,ashington Star Anthony Leviero, New York Times Jack Doherty, New Yorh Daily !Jews La urence Burd, Robert Donovan, New Yorl ~ Herald Tribune Jack Beal, Time 1lago.zine J ames E. Hae:;ue, "iiashington Post

.Jilliant Costello, Colur:ibia Broadc i'. sting System Herbert Ka plan, !rational Broc,dcasting Co1r:.pany

Cha rles Corte, United Press Photos Chc:,rles Gorry, .lissociated Press Photos Geor ge S k~ddL~ g , Life Iviagazine

-Al. Sirnonson, N. B. C. TV. John Hofen, N. B. C. TV. Th om;::.s Craven, Fox Movietonc Hews i1.rthur Lodoviciletti, Fox M:ovietone Nev;s Jc.mes Lyons, Universal i·h~wsre e ls

Carroll Linkins,

Dr.nicl L. Hoorr.mn, G.P.t., Baltilnore & Ohio Railroad

The -, 1hite House ~ia shineton. / i ,/ II /l!ffiDN'ESDAI \ j( SEFfl'FMBER 17, 1952 -'' I ri:~5 am (Colonel .Maurice H. Smith, of Kansas City, Missouri) OFF RECORD I (Wr ote the President he woul d be in town, leaving at noon I on th.is date. Handshake only) 1 l o roo am The President r eceived the ladies of the Theatre Owner~ Convent ion I I (Requested by Eric Johnston's Office. Toured the ~bite I House and then c ame t o Rose Garden. List attached) I \ !\ l b: 30 am. (The President left for t he Statler Hotel) \ ! I , \ I ,f0:45 am The President addressed. the National Conference on Citizenship i i i at the Statler Hotel. ' I 1\1.:45 am l.lrs. Lucille P. Leonar·d, President, National Congress of \' Parents and Teachers 'I .~ (From Rhode Isl~~d, and asked Senator Green to arrange for her call on the President re International Conference on child welfare to be held by her Congress in East Lansing, Kichigan, in November. She asked the Pr esident to send them a message, etc.) 12:00 The President received the members of the Commission on Immigration and tlaturalizati ona :Mr. Thomas C. Finucane, of Maryland Mr. Adrian S. Fisher, of Tennessee Rev. Thaddeus F. Gullixson, of Minnesota l(r. Earl G. Harrison, of Pennsylvania, Vice Chairman Monsignor John OiOraqy, of Washington, D. c. Hon. Philip B. Perlman, of Maryland, Chairman )fr. Clarence E. Pickett, o.f Pennsylvania Ron. Harry N. Rosenfield, Displaced Persons Commission

12:15 pm The President was presented with the first Forget-Me-Net, · opening the annual Drive of the Disabled American ~ Veterans: Mr. Waldron E. Leonard Krs. Ann Honas Mr. C. Leslie Forsyth llr. Donald Dunn Mr. David Pogoloff, Father (Double Amputee) Mrs. Florence Pogoloff, Mother ~ari~n Pogoloff, Child

12:30 pm (Judge James D. C9oney) OFF THE RECORD (Mr. William Tqlor) (Came to see )(r. Connelly and saw the President OFF RECORD) ( WEDNES' AY SEPTEM FR 17, 1952 Continued 12 :45 pm Mr. Thomas Fairchi ld, Democratic Nominee for Senate, f rom Wisconsin Wr. James Doyle, Chairman of Democratic Organizing Committee of i sconsin and Mr. Bruno Bilker, Chmn. of Fairchild CoiiDilittee (Arranged by Mr . Philleo Nash)

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

3:00 pm Senator Hubert Humphrey, Minnesota Mr . Orville Freeman, Democratic Nominee f or Governor of Minnesota (Senator Humphrey asked if might bring in Kr. Freeman as felt it would be of great help.)

3:15 pm The Signing of the Pakistan Wheat Loan Documents in the President's Office. The following were present: His Excellency )(ohammed Ali, Pakistan Ambassador Honorabl e Dean Acheson, Secretar.y of State Mr. S. M. Burke, Counselor, Pakistan Embass.y Mr . Herbert E. Gaston, Chairman of Board of Directors Export-Import Bank Honorable W. Averell Harriman, .Director for Mutual Security Mr . Johnston Avery, Acting Administrator of TC! Honorable J ohn F. Simmons, Chief of Protocol, Department of State Mr. Edwin .M. Martin, Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Mutual Security Affairs Mr. Donald D. Kennedy, Director of Office of South Asian Affairs, Department of State (Arranged at suggestion of the Secretary of State; The President did not sign any document. The Secret~ initialed note of understanding, Chairman of Board of Directors of Export-Import Bank signed loan 85reement and Pakistan Ambassador signed loan agreement and pro­ missory note and init .ialed his reply to our note of understanding. )

3:25 pm (Honorable Abraham Feinberg) OFF THE RECORD 3rJO pm Congressman Robert Crosser, Ohio (Called Mr. Connel~ last week and asked for thiu.)

4:30 PJI (Honorable Frank KoKinne,y, former Chairman, Democratic National Commit tee) OFF THE RECORD ( THURSDAY SEPTEUDER 18, 1952

10:00 am (Staff)

11:00 am Honorable Tom Stewart, former Senator fraa. Tennessee Mr. Herb Walters, former National Conuni.tteeman from Tenne$see (Senator McKellar phoned Jr. Connelly yesterday and arranged this.) :

ll:45 am Honorable Myron Taylor (Galled Mr. Connelly from New York yesterd9\Y' and said would be here today and if convenient wanted to call on the President.)

12:00 (Dr. Raymond B. Allen, formerly head of Psychological Strategy Board, retired as of September 15th) OFF THE RECORD (Asked if might come in OFF RECORD to say "goodbye", thank the President and have him sign his copy of ''M:r. President", which he brought with him.)

12al5 pm Commander Lewis K. Gough, National Commander, the American Legion ),(r. W. F. Hauck, Aide llr. Paul Griffith, Past Commander ( (Arranged by General Vaughan) 12:30 pm Honorable Dean Acheson, the Secretary of State (Usual Thursday appointment)

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

3:00 pm Judge Harry ~ . Fleming, Presiding Judge, Jackson County, Missouri (Tom Gavin wired Kr. Connelly that Judg e Fleming would be in East and hoped might call on the President.)

3:15 pm (:Mr. Thomas Ellerbe, of Ellerbe & Co., St. Paul, Minnesota) (Arranged at request of General Graham, who brought him in OFF RECORD)

3:,30 pm (Pre-Press))

4a 00 pm Pres$ 8t Radio Conference FRIDAY SEPTE, F.R 19, 1952

9:45 am (Honorable Robert F,. Jones, Federal Communications Commission) OFF THE RECORD (Called ,)(r,. Connelly yesterday and asked for this OFF RECORD)

10:00 am (Stat!)

10:4.5 am (General W.• Bedell Smith, Director, C.I .A:.) (Hon,. James Lay, Jr,., Executive Secretary, National Security Council) (Admiral Sidney Souers, Adviser to the .President) OFl'' 'fHE RECORD

11:00 am Cabinet ('l'he Vice .President absent; Under Secretary VcCormick for Agriculture; all others present)

11:4.5 am (Honorable James McGranery, the .Attorney General) (General Kilton D. Baker) GFF THE RECORD (The Attorney General asked if might take General Baker in to see the President OFF REC.ORD, after Cabinet meeting)

12:00 H. E. Walther Moreira Salles, the Ambassador of Br azil (Asked for this, through Protocol, stating he had received a message from President Vargas directing him to request interview with the President for purpose of presenting personally a letter from President Vargas and also presented a gift from President Vargas to Miss )

12:1.5 pm Honorable Frederick Lawton, Director, Bureau of the Budget (Asked for fifteen minutes)

12:30 pm Honorable John J. Muccio, retiring American Ambassador to Korea Mr. Paul H. Castro Mr., Silva de Vincenze, 2nd Secretarf of Embassy (.Asked for t his t hrough Pro~l as , wante-d t-o see the }lresident.- bef-ore gping on to new appointment at UN)

12:4.5 pm Congressman Clark Tho1.1pson, Texas (Cal led Mr. Com1elly Tuesday and asked for this.)

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

3:00 pm (Mr. Martin Lewis) Oli'F 'l'HE RECORD 3:1.5 pm (Hon. H. Baughman, Chief, Secret Service) (Mr . James Rowley, Chief, White House Detail; Secret Service) OFF THE RECORD RID.AY SEPTEMBER 19, 1952 - Continued

3:30 pm Honorable Charles Sawyer, the Secr etary of Commerce

4: 00 pm (Mr . Tom Evans, of Kansas City, Missouri) . (Mr . :iarry Schwimmer , of Kansas Ci t y, Mi ssouri) OFF TFE RECORD ( SATURDAY SE?l'EMBJ<;ll 20, 1952 TRIP TO UNITED STATES COAST GUARD ACADEMY NEW LONDON, COONECTICUT

12:59 a.m.edt The President left Washington by train for New London, accompanied by the following:

lion. )latthew J. Connell;r Major General H. H. Vaughan Rear Admiral Robert L. Dennison Major General R. B. Landry Mr. Roger Tubby Xr. Jack Roaagna Commander H. D. Warden Vr. Dewey Long :Wr . H. B. Colvin

10:20 am Arrived at Coast Guard Academy

Immediate~y following the inspection tour and lunch the President and his party returned to Washington via plane.

4:00 pm The President went immediately from t,he National \ Airport t o Alexandria, Virginia to attend a memorial service in honor of the late Honorable , Press Secretary, at the Community Church on Old lJominion Road.

I<'olloWing the service, the President returned to the ¥Thite House. ( SUNDAY SEPTh'MBER 2!. , 1952

The Presi dent remained at home, having no vi nitor s dur ing the day. .( MONDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1952

10:00 am (Staff)

ll: 00 am The President received a group of actors and officials of the U:otion Picture Industry of India. (Requested through State Department by Eric Johnston, of Motion Picture Association of America, and the State Department recom­ mended that the President see them if possible) Shandulal Sh ~ Bombay Raj Kapoor, Bombay Nargis (Ir'atima A .. Rashid), of Bombay Prem Nath, of Bomb~ Buryaku.mari, Madras David Abt"aham, Bombay .Aru..11d.l1ati, Mukherji, of Calcutta Bina Rai, of Bombay D. N. Sircar, of Calcutta Keki M. Modi, of Bombay K. Subram.aniam, of Madras Divecha, of Bombay U. R. Achareka.r, of Bombay Minoo Katrak, of Bombay State Department Offici als: Hon. Howland H. Sar geant, Asst. Secretary for Public Affairs Hon .. ~filson S. Compton, Admn. of the U. S. International Information Admn. 11..,., ..J4r • William ~'Iitman, II, Officer in Charge of Indian Affairs ~n . Eric Johnston, President, Motion Pict\~e Assn. Mr. Harry Stone, New York Office of' Motion Picture Association of Anerica :ur. George Veitheer, Washingt on Office o.f Motion Picture Association of America

11:1.5 am Honorable Leon H. Keyser ling, Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers (Called Mr. Connel l y l a.st ·week and asked f or this.)

11:30 am Honorable John E. Horne, Administ.r ator of Small Defense Plants Administrati on (Asked if might pay courtesy call on the President and thank him £or honor shmm him and ·~o see if the President had word of advice for him.)

11: 45 am Colonel Edward P. Fel ker (Old friend of the President's- asked if might come in as soon as possible ·to discuss personal matter) 12:00 Admiral c. F. Horne, Administrator, Civil Aeronautics Administration (Asked if might come in and report on recent trip to Europe)

12: 15 pm Honorable Burt m K. Wheeler (Called Mr. Connelly last week and asked for this.) ( WONDAY SEPTEVBER 22, 1952 - Continued

12:30 pm Honorable Dean Acheson,. the Secretary of State (Usual Monday appointment)

1: 00 pm (LUNCH)

3;15 pm (Mr. Clayton Fritchey) OFF THE RECORD (Honorable Oscar Chapman, the Secretary of the Interior) (Mr. Connelly and llr. Murphy also sat in on meeting.)

lu 30 pm AT THE WHITE HOOSE

The President received the Members of the Judicial Conference of the United States: Honorable Fred M. Vinson, the Chief Justice Honorable James P. )(cGranery, the Attorney General Honorable Robert L. Stern, the Acting Solicitor General Ghie.t' Ju

10:00 am (Staff)

11:00 am. Rabbi Nornran Gersten.f'eld Mr.; J oseph Kaufman Mr • Garfield Kass Mr; Milton Kronhei.m Honorable F• Joseph Donohue, D.. C.; Commissioner Honorable Renah Camalier, D. C.; Commissioner (Arranged at request of llr. Kronheimj invited the President to speak at cornerstone-laying ceremonies of projected Washl..:nJ;tton Hebrew Congregatiol) Ternple, to be built this year' Which year marks lOOth Anniversary of founding of Congregation.)

ll: 15 am: Honorable Jack Gorrie; Chainnan, N.S,R.B. (Called }lr. Connelly last week and asked for t his.)

11130 811 Honorable Martin H. Kennelly; M~or of Chicago, Illinois (Called Mr. Connelly :fran Chicago last week and asked. for this.)

11:45 am Honorable Ransome J. Will.iams, former Governor of South ( Carolina (In town, and asked Mr. Connelly if might drop by and pay respects to the President.) 12:00 The President presented a Cup to the winner of the Presidentls Cup Regatta, Mr. Roy Dossin, owner of MISS PEPSii The following attendcrthe presentati on ceremony:

Re ~ at~a Officials Mr. E. C. Baltz, Chairman of Board Mr. Jack Blank, Chairman, Trophy Committee Mr. Edward R. Carr, General Chairman Mr. J. D. Miller; Vice President Kr. Edgar llorris; Vice President Hon. John A. Remon, President Mr. Vlilliam A. Rogers, Chairman, Race Committee-Power Ylinner 1 s Party; Mr. and Mrs., Roy Dossin, Omer of ftJii.Ss Pepsi" Mr .. and Mrs. Roy Griener Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jacobs Mr. and )lrs. George M.• 01 Niel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and son Driver

12:15 pm (Honorable James K. Vardaman, li'ederal Reserve Board) OFF THE RECORD (Asked for this OFF RECORD) ( TUESDAY SEPl'EMBER 23, 1952 - Continued

12:30 pm Honorable William 0. Foster, Deputy Secretary of Defense (Regular weekly appointment for Defense; Secretary Lovett out of city. )

1:00 pm (.LUNCH)

.3:00 pm (Mrs. Joseph Short) OFF THE RECORD 3:30 pm Honorable Stephen Mitchell, Chairman, Democratic .National Committee

4:00 pm (The President, with Mrs. Truman, went OFF THE RECCRD to t he Georgetown Galleries of l[r. Charles .Kohen.)

( ( EDNESDAY SEP'I~ER 24, 1952

10:00 am (Honorable Dean Acheson, Secretary of State) (Honorable Rober t A. Lovett, Secretary of Defense) (Joint Chiefs of Staff) OFF THE RECORD (The President indicated to Secretary Acheson last week at Cabinet that he Wished this meeting.)

11:00 am Senator Clinton Anderson, of New Afexico (Called )lr. Connelly early this month and asked for this.)

11:15 am Honorable James Patton, President, National Farmers Union Mr. Robert Patton (Mr. Patton v1ired Mr. Connelly from Denver, asking if might bring his nineteen year old son in to meet the President .. )

11:30 am Honorable Kelvin Hildreth (Asked if mi ght bring in report of the National Capital Sesquicennial Commission 11:45 aa Honorable Charles Brannan, the Secretary of Agriculture (Called Mr. Connelly last week and asked for this) • 12:00 Mr. Murray Lincoln, Head of the Farm Bureau in Ohio, also head of Farm Bureau Insurance Company Y:r. Harry Culbreth, Assistant to Mr. Lincoln (Asked for this through Mr. David Lloyd. Lincoln organized Farmers for Stevenson in Ohio, and now wanted to talk to the President re possibility of giving aid to cooperatives in Europe under Denton Amendment to Mutual Security Act and also wanted to discuss other matters.) 12:15 pm H.E. Senor Don Guillermo Toriello Garrido, the Ambassador of Guatemala · (Newly appointed; presented credentials.)

12:25 pm H.E. Allahyar Saleh, the Ambassador of Iran (Newly appointed; presented credentials.) (As Ambassador Saleh is very friendly to U. s., State Department suggested he be allowed to stay on for a talk With the President.) 12:45 pm His Excellency Oscar Torp, t he Prime llinister of Norway His Excellency Wilhelm Munthe de llorgenstierne, the Ambassador of Norway (formal call at office before going to luncheon at White House at 1:00 pm) WEDNESDAY SEP'l'EMBER 24, 1952 Continued \ I

1:00 pm (The President gave a "st ag " l uncheon at t he White Hous e i n honor of H.E. Oscar Torp, the Prime Minister of Norway.)

I 3:00 pm (Honorable Clark Clifford) OFF THE RECORD l .3:25 pm (General Gl en Edg ert on) OFF THE RECORD (Asked if mi ght run in for five .minutes OFF T ~E RECORD) ' .3:.30 pm The Pr esident was pre ~ ent i n hi s Executive Office tor a swearing-in ceremorii of AQ~iral Alan G. Kirk as Direct or of t he Psychol ogical Str ategy Board. 'I'he f ollowin ' were present : Admiral Kir k .Mrs. Kirk Mr. Edmond Taylor Dr. Horace S. Craig Ur. George A. Morgan Mr . John Sherman Mr. Charles E. Johnson Mis s Freda Degener ( .3:.35 pm (National Security Council) OFF THE RECORD

4:45 pm (Mr. Jack Chow) OFF THE RECORD

5:00 pm SPEECH CONFERENCE TH URSDAY SEP ·J!lm .,R 25, 19.52

10:00 am (Pre Press)

10:30 am Press and Radio Conference

11:00 am (Staff)

12:00 Honorable David A. Morse, Director General, L~ter­ national Labor Office (Sent word to Mr. Connelly Ymuld be in town and hoped might call on tho President.)

His Excellency Georgi Nikolsevich Zarubin, the -~bassador of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (1ewly appointed; presented credentials.}

12:2.5 pm His Excellency Gaga.~vihari Lallubhai Mehta, the .Ambassador of India (Newly appointed; presented credentials.) 12a30 pm Honorable Dean Acheson, the Secretary of State (Usual Thursday appointment)

1:00 pm. (LUNCH)

3:00 pm (The President made a tape recording in the Broadcasting Room of the fuite House for the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union.)

3:30 pm Senator James E. Murray-, Montana Kr. Davi d Leavitt Mr. K. H. Weil (The Senator asked if might bring in these gentlemen, 'Nho were interested in Point IV Program.)

4:00 pm (General Qn.ar Bradley, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff) OFF THE RECORD

8:1.5 pm (T he President and Mrs. Truman left the White House for Ale~andria, Virginia, where they attended a performance of 11The Beggar's Opera" at Gadsby's Tavern.)

\ ( FRIDAY SEP'l'EMBER 26, 1952

9:45 a.'ll Honorable Maurice Tobin, Secretary of Labor ( Asked to come over early as was leaving town )

10:00 am (Staff)

10:45 am (G.eneral W. Bedell Smith, Director, C.I.A.) (Honorable J ames Lay, Executive Secretary, National Security Council) (Admiral Sidney Souers, Adviser to the President)

11:00 am Honorable John W. Snyder, t he Secretary of the Treasury (Called Mr. Connelly yesterday and asked for this)

11:30 am His Excellency John J. Hearne, the Ambassador of Ireland (Asked f or this through Protocol)

11:40 am (Mr. Lambert O' Malley ) . m - (Mr . Michael Hovrlet t, Jr. ) OFF lHE RECORD

11: 45 am Honorable Carl Gra.y, Administrator of Veterans Affairs (Called Mr . Connelly yesterd~ and asked for this.) '\ ( 11:58 .am (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davenport, Memphis, Tennessee) OFF THE RECORD

12:00 The President received t.he National Citizens' Committee for Day i n the Rose Garden. (List attached )

12:1.5 Pill 'I'he Pr esident received a co!lll".dttee representing the National Council of Churches, who presented to him a copy of the Revised Standard Version of the Bible. The following were present: Dr. Earl Adams, Admn . Secretary Dr . Edmund L. R. Elson, Minister, National Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C . Arthur s. Flemming, Vice President, National Dr. Frederick E. Reissig, Executive Secretary, Vlashington F'ederation of Churches Mr. Roy Ross, As sociate General Secretary National Council of the Churches of Christ Dr. Luther Weigle, Dean Emeritus of the Yale Divinity School, Chairman, Committee of Scholars on Translation of the Bible

12:30 pm Honorable Scott Lucas, former Senator from Illinois (Called Mr . Connelly on Monday and asked for thi~.) FRI DAY SEPTb~BER 26, 19~2 - Continued 12 :45 pm The Presi dent received the Deleg·tes to the Inter­ na i onal Conference on Agricultural and Coo erative Credit. (List attached) ('l'his r equested by Technical Cooperation Administration, Department of State. Seminar held during August now breaking up by University of California, attended by some 75 deleg t es f rom some 35 countries. Now touri ng U. S. to visit sn1all cooperatively-o>med credit institut ions as ".7ell as some of the marketing and cons~~uer cooperative enterprises i n t his co1mtr,y; this training program designed pr imarily t o fit and to better equip l eaders in countries ·where we are carrying on Point 4 programs.)

\1:20 pm (The President left for the Mayflower Hot el, where he " nctr opped in" on luncheon of t he National Symphor.y Orchestra; r eturned to Wh i te House f or his own I }\ luncheon, ho ~q ever . ) ji 1 ~:00 pm (The President made a Tape Recording for t he National i ; \ I Commu.."lity Chest Drive i n Br oadcasting Room of the : ; I Whi te House. ) I \ !):30 pm Senator Russell Long , of Lm.dsiana }

I (Called Mr- Connelly Wedne sd~ and asked for this.) 'I ' ' ,' ~: h5 pm (:Mr . Max Lowenthal) OFF THE RECORD i SPEECH CONFERENCE

I\ 1: I (The Presi dent et Miss Tr uman 's train at t he Union / ' \1 I Stati on With Mr s .• Truman) ,{ 'I , I

I ·; r I i I I I I' I !.'. II /', '\ ' ) \ / \ I \ \ ' SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1952

10:30 am (Honorable Frederick Lawton, Director, Bureau of the Budg.e't) (Admiral Pennison also sat in) OFF THE RECORD

11:00 am (Honorable Donald • Nyrop, Chairman, C.A.B.) OFF THE RECORD (Arranged yesterday by Mr. Connelly}

1:00 pm (LUNCH)

10:56 pm (The President made a live television broadcast of Community Chest speech in Broadcasting Room of the White House.)

11:30 pm The President left ' ashington on the train for a campaign tour of the Western part of the country.

(

( \ \ \

i \ .. SEPTEMBE'.R 28 - 30, 19.5~ I NCLUSIVE l ' ) ABOARD t~E PRESIDENT 'S TRAIN •:'' ON WESTEltN TOUR i (l&DlEOOh!~HED IT I N'"ERARY I N OCTOBER l!~ OLDER)

.,. \ ,\ ~: ,, ·, t ,,J 'f:\ ,I• i \ l \\ ·'

('