Show LEHMAN TALKS WITH PRESIDENT HYDE PARK PAR K N N. Y Oct 18 INS The INS The Democratic drive to re retain retain re- re tain control of New York state and its weighty vote In presidential campaign years swung into high here today with the luncheon meeting meeting meeting meet meet- ing of President Roosevelt and Governor Governor Governor Gov Gov- Herbert H. H Lehman It was the first real to get gether Mr Ur Roosevelt and Lehman Leh- Leh I man had indulged hi In since the governor surprised new dealers by opposing the White HouSe e effort to reorganize the supreme court There was no doubt however but what any breach between the two had been healed healed- particularly healed particularly insofar as the campaign winding up three weeks hence is hence is concerned The president is standing squarely behind the Empire state slate which Lehman heads running for a fourth term tenn as governor and will go on the air November 4 to emphasize the fact Two other callers of importance came to Hyde Park today One was Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Treasury Treas Treas- ury Henry reportedly called in to wrestle further with next years year's budget in the light of national defense needs Mr Roosevelt s says say a y s a a. material strengthening of both the army and navy is going to require a complete revision of preliminary estimates How taxes will be affected has not yet been disclosed although there is an obvious disposition to hold them down Governor Henry Homer Horner of Illinois Il Illinois Illinois Il- Il was the third visitor at the Roosevelt family estate The battle between Horner forces and the Nash Kelly-Nash machine of Cook county Chicago over nomInation nomInation nomination nom nom- of a Democratic senatorial candidate which resulted in selection selection selection tion of Representative Scott Lucas Lucasa l. a a Horner man man man-is is said to have been settled in a complete armistice The new deal has no desire to lose a senatorial seat in Illinois and Horners Horner's presence at Hyde Park was taken as an indication that the president W. W was as looking carefully into j that states state's situation |