Evening star., 1935-10-17
ROOSEVELT IS DUE
BACK NEXT WEEK
Short Stay in Capital to Pre-.
cede Journey Home
Until Election.
BY ]. RUSSELL YOUNG.

President Roosevelt will return to
the White House the middle of next
week. After remaining here two or
three days he will depart for the
Roosevelt home at Hyde Park, N. Y,
not returning to Washington until
after election day, November S.
The Navy cruiser Houston. which is
bringing the President back from
California, is scheduled to dock at
some Southern port, probably Charles
ton, S. c., next Tuesday or Wednes-
day. The President then will take
special train which will bring him back
to WASHINGTON the next dav.
The Presidents stay at the White
House upon his return will be very
brief because the work of undermining
the White House kitchen is not fully
completed and things are not in shape
yet to prepare and serve meals. More
over, Mr. Roosevelt likes to visit Hyde
Park at the time of year when the
leaves are changing color and, in ad-
dition, he wants to be on hand to cast
his ballot on election day.
10 10 10 warm springs.
According to the Presidents plans
| he will not linger long at the White
House when he comes back from Hyde
Park. He expects to leave Washing
ton about November Is for Warm
Springs. Ga. where he will enjoy the
rest and quiet until after Thanksgiv-
ing day.
The President will route his train
journey to Warm Springs. Ga, so as
to stop off at Vincennes, Ind, to par
ticipate in ceremonies incident to the
dedication of memorial to George
Rogers Clark. The President is ex-
pected to make brief historical ad-
dress on this occasion.
He also has accepted an invitation
to make speech in Atlanta, Ga, dur
ing his stay at Warm Springs. but
other than that he has no other
major speech scheduled for the i'm
mediate future.
This Atlanta speech, which will be
incident to a celebration staged in
honor of the Presidents annual pill
grimage to Georgia, is expected by
some political observers to serve in
the capacity of campaign keynote
declaration.
President Is NoncommittaI.
The President, however. has given
no indication that he will take this
occasion to make any definite political
utterance. The fact that he very care
fully refrained in this respect during
the speeches he made on his journey
to the West Coast is looked upon by
some of the Presidents associates as
an indication that he has no intention
of opening his campaign for re-elec-
ton so far ahead of time.
During the two or three days the
President will be back at the White
House next week, he will be kept busy
conferring with administration heads
and disposing of the great mass % ac-
cumulated business. He will be called
upon to devote considerable time to
conferences dealing with preparation
of the budget estimates, which must
be presented to Congress when il
meets again early next January.
The time is near when the Presi-
dent must give some thought to the
drafting, not only of his next budget
message, but his next annual mes.
sage to the Congress 1t is the Presi-
dents custom to scribble off ideas and
thoughts, to be used in writing his
message, far in advance of the tine
when the actual writing is to begin.
During his brief stay next week
Mr.. Roosevelt will be able by M
means to dispose of all of the press.
ing business awaiting his attention
and therefore he will be compelled
to carry a quantity of it with hin
to Hyde Park, where he can work
without interruption in the quiet o.
his little study on the first floor of the
Roosevelt mansion.