The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-17

enters the White House, Mir Roosevelt will Do as closely guarded as was President Wilson | m war days.
 Through yesterday afternoon, MT Roosevelt was kept informed at every station of the latest re- ports from the Miami hospital where five persons lay wounded by bullets intended for him. MT Roosevelt told his own story of the attack shortly after the train left Miami yesterday morning, and re- pcated 1t in part to James and Betsy Roosevelt, his son and law, who visited him during Q ten-minute stop at Ma hunta, Ga, where they halted on a trip to Thomasville, Ga, for a vacation. The rest of the time MT Roosevelt preferred to ignore the shooting, though all day messages Of congratulations on his escape reached him, coming from this country and abroad.
 He turned to conferences on politics and economic conditions before noon, and continued them intermittently through the day. Professor Raymond Moley, his eco- homie and war debt adviser dis cussed for some time develop ments since MT Roosevelt departed on his ten-day yacht vacation. After Moley left the train at Jack sonville to fly to Cincinnati, Jesse Jones went over Reconstruction Finance Corp affairs with the president-elect. Jones, now member of the corporation, is ex- pected to become its chairman after March 4. He is 0 millionaire lumber and utilities man from Houston, Tex.
 To-day Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee and Senator Carter Glass of Virginia were scheduled to meet MT Roosevelt, presumably to discuss again their status in the new administration. Senator Hull, understood to have been of- fered the secretaryship of state. was to board the special train at Richmond, Va. Senator Glass, re- ported to be desirous still of stay ing in the Senate, was to come aboard at Washington. Mir Roose- welt Is believed to be attempting to persuade Senator Glass to be sec retary of the treasury, at least through the first year or so of the new administration.
 If Glass refuses to relent, Hull may be named secretary of the treasury with Senator Claude Swanson of Virginia receiving the state department post.
 Another conferee to-day my be Senator Bronson Cutting of New who may be secretary of the in- terior in the democratic cabinet.
 The Roosevelt train was sched- u1ed to reach the Baltimore & Ohio Jersey City terminal at 4 D. m. Mir Roosevelt planned to travel by ferry to Manhattan and to motor to his home in East 65th street.
 She Had No Guard
 New York, Feb 17-UP)-Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt returned home from Ithaca today to find not q single policeman on guard in the Pennsylvania terminal trainshed. and when she reached the Roose- welt town house she discovered that tho two policemen usually assigned there as guards were not present.
 This pleased Mrs Roosevelt. who saw no reason for alarm in the at- tempt on her husbands life in Miami Wednesday night. She an- nounced she wanted to continue to move about as freely as possible, unhampered by guards and escorts
 T have been asked by a number of people as to my attitude, in view of recent occurrences, toward seek ing protection for myself and for my family and additional protec- ton for my husband" she said.
 "I do not believe in advising as to what precautions are necessary for my husband. This incident un- doubtedly has not disturbed him except for his anxiety for those who were injured. As far as l am concerned, I cannot imagine living in fear of possible death"
 Mrs Roosevelt returned from a day in Ithaca, where she was one of the speakers at the Cornell uni- versity farm and home week. It was her last public address before she becomes mistress of the White House.
 She plans a brief reunion with Mir Roosevelt when he arrives late today. She will then go to Groton. Mass, to spend quiet weekend with her sons. Franklin. Jr, and John, who are students in the Grot0n school