Evening star., 1932-10-26
Governor Cancels Reception
Engagement to Take Up
JobIess Legislation.
BITTERLY ASSAILS G. O.P.
IN BALTIMORE WIND-UP
Attacks Hoover on Many Issues.
Sees $500, 900 Revenue From
Beer Manufacture.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Gov
Franklin D. Roosevelt returned from
his Southern campaign tour today and
announced that he would be unable to
attend a giant rally arranged for him
here tomorrow night by the stage and
screen division of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
The Democratic presidential candi-
dates special train reached the city
about am, but Roosevelt did not
, leave it for his town house until $50.
In the meantime he received a brief
visit from his wife, who is herself start
ing on a campaign trip for the State
Democratic ticket today Mrs Roose-
welt was stopped from approaching her
husbands train by station guard who
did not recognize her, but her identity
was quickly learned and she was
escorted to the Roosevelt car.
After brief visit with her husband
she left for the school of which she
Is part owner and where she teaches
three days week.
There was small crowd in the sta
ton and when the Democratic candi-
date walked to the street he was cheer
ed. Escorted by motor cycle police, he
drove to his New York home for a brief
rest before visiting national Democratic
headquarters
The Governor told some 500 workers
at his national headquarters that the
1882 Democratic campaign was the
most practical, worthwhile" one in the
whole history of campaigning
We'll have a great big party after
November g." he said, and the workers
cheered
There has never been a national
headquarters run so efficiently It's
record. And it's been the cheapest
campaign for the American people"
Will Speak Over Phone.
He said that although he could not
attend the dinner tomorrow night he
would address the crowd from Albany
by long-distance telephone
Yesterday National Chairman James
A. Farley, in the belief that Gov. Roose-
welt would be present at the dinner
asked police to arrange to handle a
crowd of 100000 persons In Times
Square.
The dinner is to be in the Astor Hotel
in Times Square and it was arranged
to have Gov. Roosevelt head a torch
light parade across Forty-second street
to the hotel from the Grand Central
Terminal, where he was expected to
arrive at pm
Gov. Roosevelt did not elaborate on
the reasons for his inability to attend
the dinner. He said after visiting ma
tional headquarters he would motor to
his home at Hyde Park. going later to
Albany, whence he would address the
rally by telephone tomorrow.
To Take Up JobIess.
1t was learned from members of the
Governors party that he had Cancelled
his engagement at the stage and screen
dinner to make time for conferences
with Democratic and Republican lead
erS of the Legislature concerning pro-
posed special legislation to relieve dis
tress among the unemployed this
Winter.
Gov. Roosevelt suffered from hoarse-
ness during this Southern speaking
tour, but his voice seemed normal
again today.
Il took AZ kinds of medicine" he
said at the station, "and none of them
diA 1IlC olIy SOOu 1Notulc tOOh lIo
course and now I'm all right"
Roosevelt did not indulge in any pre-
dictionS on his arrival as to the out
come of the election, but he expressed
entire satisfaction with his most recent
campaign tour
1T was perfectly grand trip" he
said. I'VE had wonderful time"
Rousing Baltimore Welcome.
Gov. Roosevelt wound up his stump
ing tour last night at Baltimore He
caused something of stir and received
some applause when he said, departing
from his prepared address. that the
Republican party after March 4, 1929
was in complete control of all branches
of the Federal Government-the ex-
ecutive and the Senate and the House
of Representatives-and 1 might add
for good measure the Supreme Court
as we'll He did not elaborate
The crowd that filled the big Fifth
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