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YPtcxxa tta th. of x. w.hC.on BOSTON, SATURDAY OCTOBER 29, 1932TWENT Y-POUR PAGES COPYRIGHT. 1032, BY THE GLOBE NEWSPAPER CO. (2) TWO CENTS HARVARD SLIGHT kII i Fordham Eleven Over Boston1 To Gain Here After Fourth Straight College Dartmouth Expected First Victory Over Yale President Declares He Happy Warrior and Candidate Greet Each Other Cordially Ex-Governor Has Triumphal Trip Across State From Boston A 4 From Every Position-f I ,000 at Indianapolis i mmmmmmmommtmm I fc 'v i 'v Attacks Rival on Farm Rates MRS F.

D. ROOSEVELT HERE ON SAD ERRAND Accompanies Husbands Personal i Secretary Whose Mother Is Dead in Somerville By M. E. HENNESSY ALBANY. Oct 28 Alfred E.

Smith and Gov Roosevelt, bitter rivals for the Democratic Presidential nominations' at Chicago, chatted at the Executive Mansion tonight for nearly an hour. It was their first conference a year. As Ex-Gov Smith was leaving, reporters asked him what had happened at their is tervlew. "You dont see any blood on 11s, do you?" he laughingly. asked.

"If we were Frenchmen, wed have kissed one another on. the cheek; bat being just Americans we shook hands, said howdy, and sat down for a talk." Gov Roosevelt welcomed his old political crony cordially and congratulated him his campaign speeches and said he was particularly pleased with Smiths New England They were fine, Al, said Frank as the two sat on a sofa. Gov Roosevelt said to reporters after the interview: Continued on the Fourth Pago ii CALLS HOOVER GREAT AMERICAN Mills Says Roosevelts Doctrine Is Despair Secretary of Treasury Talks to 3000 in Worcester Swtlil Dftpritk tbs Gleb WORCESTER, Oct 2S An enthusiastic throng which packed Mechanics to capacity, overflowed Into Washburn Hall and then into the streets, Cheered and applauded Ogden I Mills, Secretary of the Treasury, as be hailed President Hoover as one of the "greatest Americans of all time, and urged his reflection. Police estimated that 3COO persona were turned away and Centlaeed en the Sixth Pag TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS I Page 1 President Hoover charges Gov Roosevelt with reversal of farm tariff attitude. at Indianapolis.

Gov Roosevelt and Ex-Gov Smith have conference nt Albany, after Happy Warrior's" trip from Boston. Mr Franklin X. Roosevelt here with husband's personal a -etary whose mother died suddenly In Somerville. Gov Roosevelt comen to Groton today: speaka Monday la Portland and Boston. Secretary of Treasury Mills, In Worcester address, calls Hoover one ef gTeatt Americans." Jack Crickard may be held fa reserve aa Harvard starts against Brown today.

Dartmouth la favored to score first Victory over Yale today. Fordham Rama arrive hers for foot-hall frame with Boston College today. Will Rogers dispatch. Page 2 Why blue eyes ere blue. League of Nations an issue only In Boston suburbs during 1922 election.

Port Boston news. Page Alleged swindler of jobless admits guilt; says he took up gams after he was victimised by same manner. Mrs Beatrice Dalton of Dorchester fails to upset divorce decree at PrujK deuce. Read the Editorial Section In tomorrow't Sunday Globe. BOSTON GARDEN Afternoon and Evcnmj rfiil OCTOBER S5j26j27jS8jS9 Afternoon Prices 55c to $1.55 locludisx Tax Except Satordav.

Evaninj Price 55c to 52.75 Isdedbtf Tan ee tele a As 6edas eed et Ticket Aeeaetee Could Drive fans ol CHem ail SGoteb Plaii: Hoover Charges Slur, Calumny 44. -w 1,1 Sooreie Court Defenflea Fru Political View The full text of tfj.e President speech will be found on Pages and 6. BUTLER FIELD HOUSE, Indianapolis, Oct 28 (A. -Declaring that Franklin D. Roosevelt had reversed his, position upon the agricultural tariff issue, while under fire.

President 'Hoover tonight asserted that, given time, he could "drive him from every solitary position he has taken in this campaign." While throng that overflowed this 22,000 capacity auditorium cheered him repeatedly, with a riotous nine-minute ovation, as he entered, the Chief Executive characterized the campaign positions taken by the Democratic nominee as "all equally untenable. "Perhaps I could get him to declare himself, upon other evasions and generalities, Mr Hoover But even on the tariff he perhaps remembers the dreadful position, of the chameleon on the Scotch plaid." Attacks Roosevelt Policies The thunderous reception given the President Inside the Jhuge oblong hall was in contrast, to, the swift but quiet dash to the Butler University grounds. Continued on the Fourth Fate NO GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITORS The Globe does not employ subscription solicitors, and any so representing themselves should be turned over to the police. DEPOSIT BY MAIL CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK Harvard Square, Cambridge Unlntsrruptad Dividend for 87 Yaara 1 beginST NOV. tl ANB OTHlk U1I81SS SUBJICU urn? A(JV AlONOAV nt SCHOOL Ml lOYlllO.

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PRESCOTT, 7U0 Hit Topio it "How Mach Wertol Ann L. Tsylw, 117 Schssl Imint BMM rd3 PUNTER DARTMOUTH SHOULD CHASE-BOWL HOODOO By. MELVILLE E. WEBB Jr NEW HAVEN, Oct 28 A Yale fbotbaH team which has yet to register its first victory of the season, and a Dartmouth eleven which in many years of trying never has won a 1 gridiron victory over Yale, will meet in the Bowl tomorrow. Time and again the Hanover Indian has almost put the quietus oh the Danny Dan Bulldog with his tomahawk, but Dan, although scarred and scared, always has been able to save his bone, although several tiroes there has been little meat left on it.

Hanover has sent teams down which outplayed Yale onhe victory was. In hand in the almost finai moment of the battle-only to fade out with Yales touchdown run following- the interception of a forward pass; three times Dartmouth has tied Yale, 0-0, 14-14 and last year 33-33 Continued on the Tenth Page. TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page 19 Commercial and financial news. Page Household Department. 20 a Week, by Rob Edefl.

Dorothy Dlx letter box. Page 21 Household Department. "The Stowmarket Mystery, by Louis Tracy. Page 22. Comic Strips.

Page 23. Mr and, Mrs R. E. Parker and F. S-Mosser face ''conspiracy, charge.

Culbertson on The Globes cross-word puzzle. Death Notices. Page 24 Dr W. L. Richardson makes bequests of more than $700,000.

Mrs Catherine E. Flood testifies of liberality of Miss Mary R. Grinnell in suit against benefactor and brother. Criminal cases in Suffolk County court Increase. a DUMB-BELLS YOU MU6T NOT 5MOKS At WORK pUT IM NOT 'WORKING MRS FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT i Wife of Democratio Presidential Candidate, Photographed at Copley-Plaza Last Night by Globe Staff Photographer TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page 3 Safety 4rork in Cambridge praised by Registrar Ryan.

New parishioners give reception to Bishop Peterson at Manchester. Page 4 Text of President Hoover Indianapolis address, Be yourself," Smith's advice to Gov Cross. "Say raddio If you want." Gov Ritchie at Indianapolis asserts Democratic success will save the country. Ex-Gov Smith leaves Boston "tickled pink with reception here. Senator Johnson urges Progressive Republicans to vote for Roosevelt.

Farleys story of Republican plot to bring in Russian dictators name declared nonsense by Hebert. Republicans and Democrats file Senatorial campaign fund returns. 1 Page 5 Ex-Commander O'Neil of American Legion, in Providence speech, declares Roosevelt and Democratic party friends of war veterans. Page Text of Secretary Mills speech at Worcester. Gov Ely gets big ovation at Pittsfield.

Page News of Greater Boston churches. "Poems Worth Reading Again. Page 8 Cambridge Latin beats Brookline High, 6 to 0. English High beats Dorchester, 7 to Memorial and Jamaica Plain play to a scoreless tie. Northeastern cross-country teams defeat Tufts.

Tech sophomores defeat freshmen In field day sports. More than 100 yachtsmen outline Winter activities at meeting. Page I Pink Coat Night at Boston horse show. Bruins and Cubs to play game for charity. Winchester heats Lexington, 2-0, at field hockey; other games scoreless ties.

The Sportllght. Page 10 Dartmouth squad discards tradition and sleeps In Yale field house on night before game. Gossip of tbe Sidelines, by Melville E. Webb Jr. Holy Cross, weakened by Injuries, plays Catholic University eleven today.

Tufts football team goes to Storrs, Conn, today to play. Conn Aggies. Fred Harlow, formerly of Cambridge, one of Fordhams stars. Boston College smoker becomes testimonial to MaJ Cavanaugh. octets-, a I TRIPLE B.

C. FANS EXPECT CLOSE, HARD GAME Both smarting from defeats sustained a week, ago -Boston College and Fordham Will meet this 'afternoon at University in what promises -to be a hard-fought contest of the type usually put on by these two old rivals. boasting one of the strongest outfltB ever put out at the New York institution, will go into the game a marked favorite over the Eagles, but paper comparisons count little when these two Jesuit colleges Not since 1918 have Boston College and 'Fordham met on Alumni Field at that time Frankie Frisch, the "Fordham flash, now captain of the St Louis Cardinals, ran wild and materially aided in the Maroon victory over the Eagles, 14 to In that year Alumni Field was Continued en the Tenth Page TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Page 11 Brown captain is aura to start game against Harvard today. Maine and Colby battle today for lead In Maine State football series. -Dave Morey signs -to coach.

Bates football teams for three more years. -Toronto and Jersey City baseball affairs left to Pres Knapp to untangle. Heuser defeats Nichols la -'Boston bout. Page 12 Plymouth County teachers hold 97th annual meeting at Bridgewater. Six thousand Middlesex County school teachers hold convention in Boston.

Secretary of Labor, Doak orders Edith Berkman released on ball, International Labor Defense Society announced. Mrs Frederick Edey, national president of Girl Scouts, speaks at meeting of GL Scout officials in Los Angeles company sues Gov Roosevelt, Mayor Curley and California clubs for $694 auto hire. Page IS New clews indicate there is a bare possibility missing Gloucester merchant is still alive. French Chamber support Herriots arms plan. AJliled Tidewater Terminal operators meet in Boston.

Edward G. Robinson, creator of "Little Caesar." and Mrs Robinson pay visit to Boston. Mrs Culbertson only woman, to remain in Cup contract play. Parades for Hoover and Ritchie with torchlights and floats give Indianapolis uproarious 111 111 it! James I 4 nstowsr o'oasv ACTION BEAR AND CRIMSONS STAB Crimson Stadium Clash Battle of Unbeaten For the first tinie since 1927, when the Brnins lost to Harvard, 18-6, the Big Brown Bear will climb into the Stadium this afternoon at 2 prepared to match tooth and claw with every round of musketflre John Harvards trusty firing piece can produce. Brown, victor over Yale in Its most conspicuous success this season.

Is regarded at Harvard as a tough assignment or the Crimson team, which has been retarded by Injuries to some of Its best players. Some speculators are 'giving 10-7 odds on Harvard. Perhaps they are optimistic. The best opinion on the game seems to be that Harvard has Continued on the Eleventh Page TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Unlle Page 14 The Hit and Run Play, Dudley. i Some Personalities in the Doubtful States," by M.

E. Hennessy. The Once Over, by H. I. Phillips, Page 15 Col Robert H.

Rolf is dead in Six Carnegie hero fund awards go to Bay State Former bookkeeper testifies against Joseph Stone, former vlce president of the closed Boston Continental National Bank. Aged woman rescued burning bed. Lieut Gov Youngmans radio talk. New Page II Morrie Cohen, held in Rutstein. kidnaping, placed in Dedham Jail for safe keeping.

1 City Council committee finds Dowds charges of food thefts at City Hospital to be Fin Com charges $900,000 paid real estate speculators In tunnel realty takings. Rough waters halt Deer Island ferry service for 20 minutes; Shirley Gut nearly dry Jamacla vPlain girl blames chance acquaintance for plight following holdup; Is cleared by story. Page 18 Stocks close higher; trading very dull. Page 19 House, of Commons told- London toughs participated in hunger march" rioting. Morgan 9f ROOSEVELT COMES TO BAY STATE TODAY Goes to Portland Monday Speaks Here at Night i ALBANY, Oct 28 (A.

Roosevelt tonight was preparing to follow the trail that Smith had biased for him, and with his advisors was Continued on the Fourth Page Will Rogers Dispatch Special to Boaton Globe. Copyright 1833 NEW YORK, Oct 28 Had a fine trip in here today from Florida, over the beautiful coun-try 1 of Florida, Georgia, South and North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and New Jersey. Was going to atop in Washington, but the newspaper boys said there wasnt a sou! there. "Aint Mr Hoover here?" "No, Yo has gons to save Indiana." 1 Well, I know my old Injun friend Charley Curtis is here." "No, he is saving Kansas." "Well, then 1 will just drop up and see some of the boys in the Cabinet. "Why, there is none of the Cabinet thats been here since early in the Spring." Well, who is running the country? "Why, nobody; that's why things are kinder picking up." WILL ROGERS.

Thq- cares a national political campaign, the worries of a mother whose son has been Injured, in football practice, the hun-dred-and-one nagging details of managing a large household, were temporarily forgotten last evening by Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife of the Democratic candidate for President, as she stepped from a train at the' Back Bay station, bound on an errand of mercy, i The only emotion visible on her kindly face whs one of sympathy and concern for the young woman she accompanied. Miss Marguerite A. Le Hand, her husbands personal secretary, whose mother Mrs Mary J. Continued on the Twelfth Page' THE WEATHER 7 Forecast for Boston and Vicinity: Saturday partly cloudy, with moderate to a northwest and west winds; Sunday-cloudy, possibly with rain, and colder at night.

Washington Forecast for Southern New England: Saturday partly cloudy Sunday cloudy, poa-gibly with rain, and colder at night. The Temperature Yesterday at Thompsons Spa 3 a 52; 6 a 49; 9 a 12 59; 3 59; 6 54; 9 51; 12 mid, 49. Average temperature yesterday, 53 12-24. THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE c-Tem per tu re-, Lowest Highest Weather Aft. 8 5o Clear 74 Cloudy 82 Cloudy 50 Cloudv 68 Pt Cloudy 54 Clear 58 Clear 54 Clear 54 Rain 58 Clear 58 Clear 70 Clear Morn ...41 3- SS Boston San Francisco WUllston St St Louil Chicago Portland.

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