The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-27

ton, the words of Mir. Roosevelt voicing his challenge to perpetuate the New Deal will be carried by radio to 0,37S "nominator" rallies from coast to coast.
 It will be the opening of the presidents campaign for reelection on the record of his administration and--in Q speech which he tore up yesterday and re-wrote--he will lay the groundwork for the drive end- ing next November at the polls.
 Hoarse and foot-score delegates to the democratic national conven- ton lashed the dregs of five days of party jubilance to make their greeting to MT. Roosevelt Q thun. derous climax, a lusty rededication of their loyalty to the administra- ton.
 Traffic Jam Expected
 An at the same time, the city of Philadelphia prepared for the greatest traffic jam in It's history, centering ct Franklin field.
 Seven hundred policemen, includ- ing a sub.machine gun squad, will guard the short route Mir. Roose- welt travels from his special train arriving about 9 p. m.--to the platform set up at one end of the football field. With the regular sec- ret service detachment headed by Col. E. w. Starling, the police will be on nearby rooftops, at the station platform and in the crowd at the stadium. Fifteen city detectives and 10 federal men from the local bureau will aid in the precautions.
 Seated On Platform
 On the platform with the presi- dent and vice.president will be a host of percentages including Sen. Alben Barkley of Kentucky, who will notify Garner of his nonnina- ton; Senate Majority Leader Joe seph T. Robinson of Arkansas, who will notify the president; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, the first lady; Mrs. Saro Delano Roosevelt, 0l- year.old mother of the president; and other members of the presi- dents family.
 MT. Roosevelt's daughter, Mrs. John Boettiger; his sons, James, John, Elliott and Franklin, Jr- were here to witness the ceremonies, as were Mrs. James Roosevelt and Mrs. Elizabeth Bonner Roosevelt, former wife of Elliott Roosevelt.
 Is Roosevelt Day"
 Mayor s. Davis Wilson declared this Roosevelt Day" and called on all citizens to display the American flag in the presidents honor. There was only one factor that worried the mayor. His worry today cen- tered on the small-type paragraph on the front page of every local newspaper. Forecast for Today: Increasing cloudiness, probably fol- lowed by local showers and some- what cooler" If the probably" turns out for the best, tonight's mass meeting appeared on the road to Q triumphal performance. If 1t swings the other way, the celebra- ton will have to move indoors at the convention hall. Directors of the show said that light showers would not change their program, as canopy will be erected to protect the speakers stand.
 Gates Open Early
 The gates of the stadium will be opend at 5 p. m. and the program will start three hours later with Lily Pons and the Philadelphia or chsetra carrying the burden until 9 D. m., when the president is ex- pected to reach the platform. Bark ley will notify Garner of his nom- nation at e:15 (approximate) and the vice-president will speak.
 About 0:45 D. m.. according to announcement by directors of the 'nominator" parties governors or leading political figures of each of ahe le states will jam. their way into separate sound.proof broad casting bsoths below the platform. While Robinson Is notifying the president that the democrats want him to run again the state leaders