The Washington times., 1932-11-01
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The governor leaned from his
car. and waved his hat. but oc
cassonally he had to stop and
wipe the rain from his face.
From his Boston hotel, Cover
nor Roosevelt proceeded to Cam
bridge, where he picked up his
daughter, Mrs. Curtis Dali. She
rode with her father in the execu
tive touring car.
On leaving Boston this morning
on Ibis 3OO-mile automobile trip
GoVernor Roosevelt said:
%I'm not cOnceding . single
New England State to the Re.
publicans-nOt even Vermont
and I'm dead certain that
Maine, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts will be found in
the. Democratic column one
week from today"
The final week of the cam
paign found the Democratic presi
Dental nominee in a belligerent
mood and determined to carry the
fight to President Hoover until
the polls open next Tuesday.
Charges Personalities
He has accused the President OF
nnjuring the dignity of his high
office by resorting to personalities
in 10 desperate, eleventh.hour ef
fort to stem what Roosevelt has
characterized as a Democratic
tidal wave"
A crowd of at least 1000 per
sons cheered New York's governor
as SS"the Next President" as his
motor cavalcade swept away to-
ward Providence on the wide
swing to the Roosevelt home. at
Hyde Park, N. Y.
Roosevelt was hailed as the
Ambassador Of Good Times" and
ssuch astute observers as United
States Senator David I. Walsh
Cd predicted Roosevelt wins
New England"
The candidate said MaSsachu'
sets was more than 100 per cent
Democratic-it was 1000 per cent
he said.
FOur-Man Reunion
Cheering crowds and a four
man reunion Of the Harvard class
of 1904 delayed the start of the
Roosevelt party from Boston. But
chauffeurs were instructed to
s'step on it" in an effort to get
back on schedule.
Francis j. w. Ford, Sidney H,
Dunn and John Merrick-all Har
ward men Of '04-met the candi'
date at his hotel and, as Ford put
it, "heId. a reunion for the next
President Of the United States"
Dith promises Of victory In
Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont
and Massachusetts behind him
Governor Roosevelt was cheered
along the way to Rhode Island
and Connecticut.
Nominee EIated
Refreshed and elated by the re
ception given him during his
whirlwind tour by automobile
through cities and towns in the
Bay State, New Hampshire and
Maine, and by the loud cheers
which greeted him at his major
speech in Boston last night, the
New York governor entered the
home stretch of his campaign O1
the North Atlantic seaboard.
Wearing his famous smile and
waving his battered gray felt cam
paign hat, the governor greeted
admirers all along the route
From Boston the motor cavalcade
proceeded to Dedharn, Norwood
Walpole, Wentham and Plainville
proceeding thence to Providence
From the same platform in
Boston where AL Smith recently
pleaded for his election, Governor
Roosevelt lashed out at President
Hoover accusing him Of mis-
statements, threats, and intimida
ton"
Almost before the President had
finished his speech in New York
Vcity, Governor Roosevelt was an
Jswering him before $4,000 wildly
cheering men and women in the
Boston arena.
Listens to Hoover
Revealing that he had listened
to a part Of the Presidents New
York address before going to the
arena, Governor Roosevelt said:
"Once more the President
warned against a new deal on
the ground that it would change
fundamental principles. My
new deal is aimed not to change
these fundamental principles,
but to put them into effect"
Governor Roosevelt said the
chief problems facing the country
today are to meet the immediate
distress by seeing to 1t that nC
one Is permitted to starYe, anc
to build upon a permanent basis
to guard against a recurrence oi
present conditions.
After taking a firm stand FOL
o shorter working week. the nomi
nee said:
But there is one final OBJ
jective to nay policy which is
more vital, more basic than all
else. / seek to restore the pur-
chasing power Of the nation.
That and that only will put
people back TO work"
Both branches of the nationa
Government-executive and legiS
lattve-must cooperate, he said
II the nation is to be guided bacI
on-the road to prosperity.