Daily Appointment Sheet for President Harry S. Truman

5. which "NATIONAL ARCHIVES Saturday, December 15th: c RECORDE ANO 10.00 am Congressman Orville Zimmerman 10.15 am Hon. Stuart Symington (Asked for it) 10.30 am Hon. Spruille Braden, Assistant Secretary of State (Asked for the appointment) 11.00 am Congressman Estes Kefauver, Tennessee; Congressman John E. Rankin, Mississippi; Congressman John J. Sparkman, Alabama; Congressman Malcolm C. Tarver, Georgia; Congressman Zebulon Weaver, North Carolina; Congressman Noble J. Gregory, Kentucky; Congressman J. Percy Friest, Tennessee; Congressman Albert Gore, Tennessee; Mr. Mr. Ken 0. Whitaker, Administrative Assistant of the Public Power Board. To present brochure prepared by Electric Power Board of Chattanooga of editorial comments in papers served by TVA on the President's Kentucky Dam Speech. The Congressmen have also had a brochure prepared photostating editorials from leading newspapers complimenting the President on his renomination of Lilienthal --- Cong. Rankin will stay behind and present to the President a portrait of General Winfield Scott) 11.15 am Hon. Henry F. Grady (To head Commission to go to Greece to oversee elections - Is leaving shortly and wanted to talk to the President before departure) 11.30 an Mr. Roy Roberts; Mr. Robert McLean, President of A.P. (Mr. Roberts asked if he could bring McLean in) 11.45 am Mr. Edgar Kobak, President, Mutual Broadcasting System (Made through Mr. Ross) 12.00 The President's War Relief Control Board: Hon. Joseph E. Davies, Hon. Charles P. Taft, Hon. Charles Warren, Mr. James Brunot. 12.15 pm Hon. Prentiss Brown 12.30 pm Hon. Dean Acheson, Acting Secretary of State; Hon. Loy Handerson; Judge Joseph C. Hutcheson, of the Fifth Circuit Court at Houston, Texas, (American Chairman); Mr. Frank Aydelotte, former President of Swarthmore College; Mr. Frank W. Buxton, Editor of Boston Herald; Mr. James G. McDonald, former Chairman of the Foreign Policy Association; Hon. 0. Max Gardner; Hon. william Phillips, former Under Secretary of State. (These are the American Members of the Angb-American Com- mittee of inquiry with regard to the situation in Palestine, and the problem of the displaced Jews in Europe - met yesterday at State Department, and they hoped the President could see and impress upon them how important it is for them take up their work with all possible speed. Mr. Loy W. Henderson,