The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-27
Parade From Union Station
Will Mark Presidents
Visit to City.
ARRIVES AT a P. N.
Chief Executive and Wife
Will Be Guests at
Leslie Home.

President and Mrs. Hoover Fri
day will head parade from the
union station north on Meridian
street, at least as far as Sixteenth
street, at the head Of troops. bands,
drum corps and couny delegations,
according to plans tentatively APP
proved today by the Republican
state committee.
With the presidential special ar
irving at 4 p. m, arrangements call
for an ovation at the station, after
which the Hoovers will lead the
parade north toward the home of
Governor and Mrs. Harry G. Leslie.
They will be dinner guests at the
Governors mansion.
200 Work at Field House
Colonel Ed Startling, head of the
United States secret service detach-
ment arriving in advance of the
president; Charles o. Mauzy, in
charge of the indianapolis office;
Eliza o. Rogers and Harry c. Fenton
of the Republican state committee,
conferred today on arrangements
for the parade.
A feature of the procession will be
a platoon of the famous Black
Horse troop of Culver Military Aca-
DENY in charge of Commandant
Robert RoSsow and eight cadet off,
GERS. Troops from Fort Benjamin
Harrison also are expected to form
one section of the parade.
Two hundred workmen today we're
put to work in shifts of fifty each to
get the fieldhouse ready for the
Hoover address. They we're erecting
additional bleachers and seats while
fifty more workmen arranged
decorations.
Doors Open at 6
Doors of the Butler fieldhouse,
where President Hoover will make
one of the key speeches of his cam
paign, will be opened at s. A ca
pacity crown of approximately 2S,-
900 is likely as the President begins
to speak at 7:3O. National radio
chains will carry the address to
thousands in their homes.
Before the Presidents arrival at
the fieldhouse, there will be COM
munity singing under leadership of
the Bloomington quartet, the Flora
Glee Club, and the Negro Y. M.
c. A.
Miss Dorothy Cunningham, Mar
tinsville, national committeewoman
from Indiana, will be temporary
chairman of the meeting. She will
introduce Governor Harry @. Leslie,
permanent chairman, who in turn,
will present Senator James E. Wat
son. The senator will introduce the
President.
Two Stops Scheduled
The Hoover special, which will be
joined at Cincinnati by Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt Longworth-a Roosevelt
with nothing in common politically
with the Democratic nominee for
Presidentzwill make brief stops on
its way here at Rushville and Con-
nersville.
The President will make platform
appearances as courtesies to Senator
James E. Watson and Raymond s.
Springer. Twenty-Five newspaper
men and photographers and news
reel men have quarters on the Hoo
yer special.
A committee of distinguished In
diana citizens which will greet the
special at Connersville and ride
with the President to Indianapolis
includes Leslie, Senators Watson
and Arthur r. Robinson, Ivan C..
Morgan, Mrs J. e. P. ROLAND, Miss
Cunningham, George A. Ball, Mrs.
Eli Lilly, Will G. Irwin and Springer.
Welcome Committee Named
A general committee of welcome
for the President here includes:
? George AIDE, Brook; DR.. A. Q.
Arnett, Lafayette; Mrs. F. w. Ayres,
Indianapolis; DR.. w. L. Bryan, In
diana university; w. N. Cox, Terre
Haute; DR.. David Dennis, Earlham
college: Charles B. Enlow, Evans
Vile; Bruce Failey, Terre Haute;
Fred c. Gardner, Indianapolis
Arthur Hall, Fl. Wayne: Ed H.
Harris. Richmond: Hugh Hill, An
derson; William H. Hutchinson, In
dianapolis; z. M. Morris, South
Bend; Miss Lucy Patton, Martins
vile; Ben P. Coburn, indianapolis:
Oscar Foellinger, Fl. Wayne: VIII
H. Hays, Sullivan: Berch flames,
Terre Haute; Joseph Oliver, South
Bend; Joseph Hutzell, TT. Wayne:
Nicholas Filbeck, Terre Haute:
Harold Vance and z. NJ. Morris,
South Bend: John L. Lewis, Arthur
v. Brown, William Hanley, Mrs. ].
S. Halliday, William <. Lowe, John
r. bingham, Louis =. Lathrop, Eli
Lilly, DIR Sumner Furnas, Walter G,
Marmon, Mrs. E. L. Mckee, Mrs.
William M. lockwood, c. T. Rottger,
John c. Ruckelshaus, Charles B.
Sommers, Elmer Stout, Guy VAIN
wright. Norman A. Perry, Thomas
E. Howe and Miss Elsie c. Hancock,
all Of indianapolis.
Labor Group TO Attend
Labor delegations from nearly
every part of the state will CONS to
Indianapolis Friday for the Hoover
address, according to the labor di-
vision Of the Republican state COM
mittee.
Charles Sims, manager of the bu-
reau. said word already has been
received from South Bend, Evans
vile, Gary, TT Wayne, Terre Hauts
and other industrial centers that la
Dor would be well represented at
the meeting.