Evening star., 1953-01-04
Many in Old Regime to Remain
In CAPITAL, But in Different Jobs

and that his future plans will be
announced later.
Attorney General McGranery
has no immediate plans. Likely
to remain around Washington
but without definite plans-are a
pair OF his assistants, Roland Kirk
and Charles Murray, lifelong Dis
trict residents.
Among those with definite plans
which do not include Washington
is Ambassador at Large Philip G.
JeSSup. who has announced his
resignation and will leave Wash
ington.
Will Return to New Jersey.
Edward G. Miller, jr.. assistant
Secretary of State in charge Of
European affairs. plans to return
to New Jersey. Adrian T. Fisher.
the departments legal counsel. Is
undecided.
Michael j. Calvin, Undersecre-
tary of Labor, has asked to be
put on active duty for service in
Korea. He is a brigad dier general
in the reserves, and won many
medals while serving with the Sd
Army in World War II.
Assistant Labor Secretary Rob-
ert T. Creasey already has left to
direct the welfare fund of the AFL
Seafarers International Union in
New York. Assistant Secretary
Phillip Kaiser has no definite
plans.
i Defense Secretary Lovett ex-
poets to return to the investment
banking business in New York.
Navy Secretary Kimball and Air
Force Secretary Finletter also
probably will return to their jobs
in private life. the former in West
Coast industry and the latter Is .
: New York lawyer.
Defense Under Secretary Will
liam c Foster will return to
| Scarsdale. N. Y. where he is pres
!, ident of the Press and Welded
Steel Products Co.
\ Charles T. Mccormick. Under
!, Secretary of Agriculture, plans to
!. return to his farm in Indiana.
Assistant Agriculture Secretary
Knox T. Hutchinson will 60 back
to his farm in Tennessee.
Commerce Secretary Sawyer is
going back to Cincinnati to his
i. law Office and business enter
, prises in that city.
, Orders already have been is
, sued to Rear Admiral Robert l..
!, Dennison. the Presidents naval
aide. He has been directed TO
become commander of Cruiser
{ Division -Four in the Atlantic
Fleet when he leaves the White
House. But there will be a delay
until February 81, to allow him
to take leave.
Maj. Gen. Robert S. Landry.
, ir., the Air Force aide to the
, President. will become-sometime
this month-deputy commanding
general of the 18th Air Force at
March Air Force Base, Riverside,
Calf.
;. Ernest w. Mcfarland. former
majority floor leader in the Sem
ate. may open a law Office in
, Phoenix, Ariz.. friends said. He
has had extensive experience in
irrigation problems and law in
. volving water rights.
Herbert r. O'Connor, Maryland
Democrat who did not run for re-
election. plans to practice law in
Baltimore.
William Benton, former Demo-
cratic Senator from Connecticut,
is spending the winter in Phoenix.
Ariz.. where he has a house. His
plans are indefinite.
Returns to Newspaper.
Thomas r. Underwood. of Ken
lucky. already has returned to
his old job as editor of the Lex
ington Herald.
Some veteran Democrats in the
House. are making plans for pri-
vate life. too. Robert l.. Dough-
ton. SO, former Representative
from North Carolina. has retired
to his home. and farm in Laurel
Springs. N. C.
John E. Rankin of Mississippi
had no immediate comment on
his plans.
Lansdale G. Sasscer. Maryland
Democrat who served seven terms
in Congress, plans to return to
his law practice in Upper Marl-
boro.
Mrs. Reva Beck Bosone, Demo-
crat from Utah. is expected to
practice law in Salt Lake City.