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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Nov. 7, 1952
Ousted Democratic Bigwigs to Find Themselves Looking for Jobs Jan. 20
Washington—[U.P.]The demand for first-class travel accommodations from Washington should hit a 20-year high after Jan.20.
Inauguration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower will light up the "exit" sign for President Truman's cabinet, the White House staff, and a herd of top administrative officials.
The great mass of federal jobholders, 2,600,000 of them, are under civil service and will not be fired. For the most part, only the appetitive bigwigs will find themselves on the street.
Some of the ousted brass may open law offices in Washington, a favorite practice of former members of the President's official family. They may find the value of a Democratic ex-bureaucrat's legal counsel reduced under a GOP regime, but they will still be well acquainted
in the government's agencies.
From their new seats on the skids, some officials told newsmen today they have no plans after Jan. 20. But some, like Defense Secretary Robert A. Lovett, had planned to quit whether the Democrats won or lost, and others had drawn blueprints of their personal arks before the deluge set in.
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A few, like Postmaster General Jesse A. Donaldson, have permanent civil service status which entitles them to stay on the federal payroll, though not in their present high jobs.
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Secretary of State Dean Acheson will take a vacation, probably on his farm at nearby Sandy Springs, Md., where he can catch up on his hobby of carpeting. Then he will return to his home in the exclusive Georgetown section of Washington and to his former law firm of Covington and Burling here.
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Treasury Secretary John Snyder, a personal friend of Mr. Truman, won't say what his plans are, if he has any. He was vice president of a St. Louis bank before he came to the Reconstruction Finance corporation here in World War II.
Mr. Acheson's plans, his acquaintances said, were made before the election.
Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer, generally considered a millionaire, will return to his law firm in Cincinnati and his newspaper and radio interests in Ohio. He is also part owner of an amusement park and a sports arena in Cincinnati.
Agriculture Secretary Charles F. Brannan expects to practice law in Denver. But he told reporters, with a grin, that he doesn't expect to stay but four years.
As a Denver lawyer, Mr. Brannan might find himself arguing against Secretary of Interior Oscar L. Chapman, who is tinkering with the same idea. Both entered the government in the 1930s under the new deal, Mr. Brannan 15 years ago, Mr. Chapman 19.
Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman, veteran government labor expert and conciliator, was likewise caught with his plans down. His experience would leave him open to offers as some large firm's labor consultant. He used to teach at Columbia university.
receipts
Lively tickets (fall) ... $2280.00
Interest on Reserve Fund... 72.00
Social fine ... 2.00
Total receipts ... $2354.00
Add: Bal. from '51-52' ... 453.74
Total funds available ... $2807.74
ASC Business Expense $112.46
Conferences 65.02
Traditions 166.77
Jayhawk Nibble 175.00
Disbursements
The All Student council now has $1,054.05 balance on hand, according to a report released today by Lyle Anderson, treasurer.
Detailed itemization of receipts and distribution of funds through the first week of November.
first week of
Balance from '51-'52 ... $ 453.74
ASC Shows $1054 Balance on Hand
Misc. Expense 33.58
Appropriations:
Upstream ('51-52) 100.00
Law School Moot Court
Competition 90.85
Upstream 150.00
ISA 225.00
Quill Club 250.00
AWS 150.00
Mortar Board 75.00
ASC Labor Com. 160.00
Total disbursements $1753.69
$1954.05
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