Evening star., 1932-10-06
HOOVER CONSIDERS
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN
SWING INTO WEST
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several morning newspapers and then
ran through some of the many tele-
grams Of congratulation on his Des
Moines speech.
Despite the long train ride and ac-
companying strain, Mr.. Hoover showed
no signs Of any i'll affects. Not only
did he appear well physically as he
reached his desk, but he appeared to be
in the highest Of spirits.
From all accounts the President has
every reason to feel his DeS Moines
speech was we'll received all over the
country and has greatly helped his CAM
paign. Moreover, his personal appear
ances on the train platform at the
many stops and his frequent exchange
Of pleasantries with those about the
rear cf the train are said to have con-
tributed greatly to the success OF the
trip.
Greeted 100, 900 People.
1t is roughly estimated that the Pres
ident, from the time he left Washing
ton until his return and not including
the Des Moiens crowds, was greeted by
more than 100000 people. At some OF
the station stops there were as many
as 1000. At other smaller places there
were 200 or 300 He carried on these
train appearances until long after
nightfEll last night and at several OF
the stops it was raining hard.
Probably one of the largest turnouts
on his return journey was at Canton,
Ohio, the home of William Mckinley.
To this gathering the President said
from the platform, This Is the home
of the beloved William Mckinley. 1t
was just SO years ago that he fought
the same issues we are fighting today.
Canton gave President Mckinley its full
measure OF support and ! am greatly
encouraged by the warmth OF your
welcome to me-"
President Hoover tomorrow afternoon
from the White House will deliver over
Nationwide radio hook-up an address
to the women of America.
Next Wednesday Mr.. Hoover will
make an address at the opening session
of the American Bar Association in
Constitution Hall and the following day
will make a speech incident to the
ceremonies at the corner stone laying OF
| the new United State Supreme Court
| Building.
Mr. Hoover's radio address to the
women of America tomorrow will be in
| cidental to celebrations throughout the
country arranged by the womans di-
mittee.
Mrs. Hoover Leaves Tonight.
The members of the American Bar
! Association, who will come to Washing
! ton to attend the annual session. which
/ will last from next Wednesday to Sat-
urday. will be formally received at the
4 White House Thursday night by the
President and Mrs. Hoover. The hon.
ored guests on this occasion will be the
/ meribers of the United States Supreme
/ Court and other members Of the Fed
/ eral judiciary.
Mrs Hoover will leave Washington
| tonight for Norfolk, Va, where tomor-
row she will take part in ceremonies
| incident to a celebration by the Cir
/ Scouts of America. She will return tc
/ the White House Saturday
The President mapped out a busy
/ day for himself today. Among his early
4 callers was Representative TreadWay OF
! Massachusetts, member of the House
Ways and Means Committee, with whom
he conferred for nearly half an hour
Mr. Treadway intimated afterward that
/ politics along with other matters was
4 discussed. He said he told the Presi-
dent he confidently believed Massachu-
setts will be found in the Hoover
COlumn III tIe november election.
The President formally received the
! Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF
the United States Supreme Court short
/ ly before noon in the blue room Of the
White House This is an annual Gus
| tom, to afford the Chief Justice ano
his associates formally to advise the
Chief Executive that the court has
resumed sessions The reception was
scheduled to be held last Monday, but
was postponed until today because Of
the Presidents arrangements to leave
the city that day for Des Moines.