The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-08

! fe-eiectlOn OF TIE CHaHlplCil Oh lHt
Democratic Party's national and
congressional candidates.
He plans TO stay here three
weeks, unless there should lie q
! change Tor the wC.'se in the condi.
ton oil Mrs. David w. Wallace.
Mrs. Truman's S9-year-old mother
who is seriously ill at Blair House
in Washington.
Mr.. Truman'S close associates
think he definitely will announce
his candidacy fG.' reelection, or
his intention to give up the prcsi.
iency, in an important political
| ,peech in Washington March 20,
lie day after his return to Wash
ington.
The occasion will be the $l00-a.
plate Democratic Jefferson JacK.
son dinner in TIE National Guard
Armory.
The President came here after
, fullScaie meeting Wien ms CaDI-
net at the White Hu'.isc Friday
morning.
This meeting followed a nation
wide raaio and television address
in which he sought to put the
pressure on Congress to enact in
full his 81 100000 program of
military and economic aid 10 free
nations working with this country
10 stand of international Commu-
rism.
He has brought along Charles S,
4urply, lis special counsel and
thief speech writer, C. work on
he Washington adddess and TO To-.
.ow through on legislative prob
ems at Washington,
Accompanying the President
aboard The independence yes
terday, in addition to Admiral
Leahy. were the following top
officials:
Matthew J Connolly, William
D. Hassett, and Joseph Short,
Secretaries to the President:
Maj Gen. Harry II. Vaughan,
uSAR, Army aide to the Presi-
dent; Rear Admiral Robert l..
Dcnnison, uSN, Naval aide to
the President; Brig Gen. Robert
B. Landry, USAF. Air aide to
the President: Rear Admiral
Sidney Souers, USNR; and the
following administrative assist
ants, Donald S. Dawson, David
II. Stowe, David l.. Bell, and
David d. Lloyd, and Joseph G..
Feeney, legislative assistant.
Commander Horace d, War
den, NC, USN. is acting in the
absence of Maj. Gen. Wallace II.
Graham. presidential physician
who remained in Washington
with THE Presidents mother-in-
/ law. Secret Service agents as
usual were with the President on
the plane. d
Arriving at $3.50 on the Ma
tional Airlines special press
plane were the following White
House correspondents:
A. Mcrriman Smith, UP; En-
nest h. yaecaro. AP: Robert c..
Nixon. ms; Joseph A. Fox. The
Washington Star; Anthony H..
L.eviero. The New York Times;
Jack Steele, The New York He
raid Tribune; Robert w. Ruth,
The Baltimore Sun: John NJ
Fisher. The Chicago Tribune;
Miss Rath S. Montgomery, The
New York Daily News; Andrew
n Tully. Jr., Scripps- Howard
Newspaper Alliance: Edwin W.
Darby. Time Life magazines
Frank Bourgholtzer, NBC; John
Edwsrds, ABC; Wiliicm Smith,
APP Photos: Maurice Johnson,
International News F h ito $;
George SHADING, Life Magazine;
William Smythe. Fox Movie'one
News: John Lagenneger, NBC
televislon and G.. Bradford Kress,
same; and Carroll S, Linkins,
Western Union.
Irving perlmetsr, Dewey Long
Jack Romagna and Harry Cnarn'
lev Of the White Holsc staff al.
50 flew in with the press.
joining the White House party
in Key West were Charles Hes
ser. Miami Daily News, Ray
mond p. Brandt, The ST. Louis
post Dispatch: Rene McColt. The
/ London Daily Express; William
Costello. CHS: Frank Cancellare,
up Photos, and George Schmidt,
Telencws INS-lNP TeleTislon.
| Pilot Of the DEG press plane
is Joseph Bailey