Evening star., 1952-11-13

Tuesday morning and fly directly
to Washington for the meeting.
The departure probably will be
timed so that he will drive from
the airport to the White House.
The Eisenhower party will fly
on to New York late Tuesday at
the end of the White House meet
ing. The President -elect will re-
tain his headquarters at the Com
modore Hotel in New York until
his inauguration on January 20,
and will continue to live at his
Columbia University residence at
go Morningside drive.
The exact time for Tuesdays
White House meeting was worked
out in a telephone conversation
yesterday afternoon between Tom
Stephens, Gen. Eisenhower's Sec
lretary, and Matt Connolly of the
White House secretarial staff.
Farley on Cooperation.
The primary purpose of the con-
ference is to arrange for co-opera-
tion between the outgoing and
incoming administrations during
the interval between now and in
Iauguration day.
There is every reason to believe
that the Korean trip also will
come up. President Truman al
ready has given tacit approval
for the journey by Offering the
President-elect his special plane,
the Independence.
Gen. Eisenhower informed Mr..
Truman Immediately after his
election that he would be satisfied
to use any available military plane
and said that. with the Presidents
permission, he would notify de-
fense officials when he was ready
to go.
It is inconceivable, however,
that the President-elect and Mr..
Truman will get together without
discussing the planned journey.
Meets Dewey Tomorrow.
Gen. Eisenhower also plans to
consult Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of
New York about the Korean trip
when the Governor stops here to-
morrow afternoon on his way to
Florida vacation.
The New York Governor was
one Of the chief hackers of Gen.
Eisenhower for the Republican
presidential nomination, and
helped him substantially in car
rying New York's IS electoral
votes. The Governors visit here
is bound to revive speculation that
the New Yorker will be in the
Eisenhower cabinet. possibly as
Secretary Of State.
The Governor has said he wants
to finish his term as New York's
chief executive, but it would be
difficult for him to say mo" if
the man he helped elect President
should ask him to accept an i'm
Iportant administration post.
Plans Still Undecided.
Gen. Eisenhower will remain
here. getting as much rest and
recreation as possible until he
goes to Washington.
He is due to confer with a num-
ber of Republican leaders in New
York next week after his Tuesday
session with the President.
Gen. Eisenhower has made it
clear through a spokesman that
all decisions on governmental pol
icy between now and January 20
will have to be Truman decisions.
because he will have no authority
until he takes the oath of Office.
Questions may arise in that in
terval, however, on which Mr..
Truman would want to consult
the President-elect. and Tuesdays
conference may result in arrange
mentS for such cooperation.
Yesterday Gen. Eisenhower
played golf again and whitfield his
score to 81 for Is notes.-the best
round he has played during his
vacation here.
The generals partner was By
ron Nelson, former national cham
pion and two-time winner of the
Masters Tournament played here
ANNUALLY.
Gen. Eisenhower had a 41-46.