Evening star., 1932-11-20
ROOSEVELT TAKES
crest At HYDE PARK
Will Remain in Washington
Day Following Tuesday
White House Visit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HYDE PARK, N. Y, November 19.-
Gov Roosevelt arrived here today fo'
a week end rest at the home of hi
mother before next weeks momentou'
war debt discussion with President
Hoover and conferences with Demo,
cratic congressional leaders.
The President-elect after meeting
with Mr. Hoover on Tuesday afternoon
will remain in washington until We'd
nesday afternoon. 1t is expected he
will talk with Senator Claude A. Swan
son of Virginia. who will become chair
man Of the Foreign Relations Com
nittee in the next Congress. and the
other Virginia Senator. Carter Glass
one of the Senate'S financial leaders
as well as others.
After his arrival here by automobile
from Albany in a heavy rainStorm.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he would, over the
week end, give no consideration to the
possible trend of the White House con-
ference.
''The Governor intends to do a lot
of listening" one of his aides said, re-
garding the Washington meeting.
Invitation Acceptance.
Mr.. Roosevelt, in message to the
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White House, said that he would be glad
30 informally" talk over the debt situa-
ton. but that the responsibility for I'M
mediate action re:ted with the present
Congress and Mr.. Hoover.
Pref Raymond Moley of Columbia
University. who will be the President
elects only adviser st the Hoover meet
ing, returned to New York today after
Spending a day at the executive mansion
Ia Albany. He viii not see the Gov
6rnor again until he boards the train
Scr Washington.
mo, Prof. Moley and did not discuss
Hhe White House deliberations" Mr.
Roosevelt said. I'VE talked about lot
Iof other things, but not that"
Leaving Washington wednesday att
ernoon about 2 o'clock, the Roosevelt
party, travelling in several special cars,
viii arrive at Warm Springs, Ga, about
9 O'Clock Thursday morning. National
Chairman James A. Farley and Mrs.
Farley will be in the party.
The Governor will remain two weeks
at the Health Foundation which he es-
tablished, and probably will not return
to Albany before the week of Decem-
ber IL, less than three weeks before he
steps out as New York's executive.
VIII MOt0r 10 new IOTk.
Mr. Roosevelt will remain at the Hyde
Park estate until Monday afternoon,
when he will motor to New York City.
The White House conference is set for
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Overnight guests at Krum Elbow were
Niscount and Lady Astor and George
Palmer Putnam and Mrs. Putnam, the
former Amelia Earhart, aviatrix; Miss
Earhart, introduced by Mrs. Roosevelt,
gave a lecture tonight at the Pough-
keepSie High School on flying.
Tomorrow the RooSeveltS and their
guests will attend church at the little
iVy-covered Hyde Park Episcopal Church
where several generations of Roosevelts
have worshipped.
Late this afternoon, and despite the
prolonged rain which had drenched the
Hudson Valley district, Mr.. Roosevelt,
drove to the Roosevelt cottage
on an adjoining farm for tea The
English nobleman and his American
born wife and the Putnams also at
tended. Miss Nancy Cook and Miss
Marion Dickerman, close friends of the
RooseveltS and business associates of
Mrs. ROOSEVELT, were the hostesses.