Evening star., 1932-09-25
CALIFORNIA CHEERS
ROOSEVELT PLEDGE
TO PROTECT POWER|
Democratic Candidate Gets
Ringing Reception at HoI-
IyWood Bowl.
SEES FAITH IN NATION
THROUGHOUT JOURNEY
New York Governor Swings East
After Ovation Given Him by
Los Angeles Crowds.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD BOWL, Calf, Sep
tember 24.-In a ringing voice that
carried clearly to the thousands bank
ed tier upon tier in the natural amphi-
theater cut into Hollywood hills, Frank
lin D. Roosevelt asked today for the
support Of Southern California in his
campaign for the presidency.
II ask it not just for ourselves, but
for our children, our grandchildren
and our great-grandchildren, so that
our land may be happier and safer
place to live" he said.
Give me your help"
The speech, made after a drive
through the fowered streets of the
movie colony. climaxed his visit to the
metropolis of Southern California. 1t
followed luncheon given by the
Roosevelt Garner Republican Club of
Los Angeles. With the speech COM
pleted he motored back to his hotel
for conferences and dinner before his
final appearance in Los Angeles at
Olympic Stadium tonight.
Cheered by $1,000.
At the stadium he was cheered by
more than $1,000 persons.
To them, said Will Rogers, who in
Roosevelt from the other side of the
Rocky Mountains"
And III be frank with you," Rogers
added, There's a lot of EN- here to-
night who amt going to vote for you.
I'm no campaign manager, but don't
you believe all they tell you. But they
DO admire your type of man. We greet
you, not as a candidate but as neighbor
Roosevelt, from the other side of the
Rocky Mountains"
So Mr.. Roosevelt met the folks" at
tending the motion picture electoral
parade and sport pageant, staged each
year for the benefit of charity.
VIII Go to Arizona.
At midnight he was to board his spe-
cial train TO journey to Williams, Ariz.
Mr.. Roosevelt reminded his audience
at Hollywood Bowl of his recent
speeches on farm relief and water
power and recalled to the crowd the
policies he laid down in those.
He was introduced by William Gibbs
McAdoo, the Democratic nominee for
Senator from California.
The New York Governors appear
ance at Hollywood Bowl came after a
tumultuous welcome showered upon
him by thousands who lined the streets
to watch him journey from his train
to his MOTEL shortly after noon.
The message of Gov. Roosevelt to
Southern California was given to
thousands who massed tier upon tier
in Hollywood's natural amphitheater.
All but few tiers of the bowl, seating
25.oCO, were filled.
James A. Farley, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee. first
to speak, was roundly cheered when
he declared he did not concede the
Republicans single State.
Isadore Dockweiler, former national
committeeman for California. welcomed
the New York Governor and evoked a
round of yells when he pred1cted Cal
iforIia'S electoral vote would be in the
Roosevelt column In November.
McAdoo Speaks Next.
McAdoc, who made certain the NOM
ination of Roosevelt in Chicago by
casting the California delegations vote
for the New York Governor, spoke next.
II can only think of three preemi-
nently great men Nature has produced
in the last century" he said. They
were Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roose-
welt and Woodrow Wilson. Frank bids
fair to be ranked with them, but he
won't have the supreme test until he
takes the oath of Office next March 4.
IF you are on a sinking elephant
in the middle of the stream and a
sturdy mules comes swimming past, ism
it the sensible thing = climb on the
mule and let him take you out?"
The crowd sent echoes rolling back
from the hill as he presented Gov
Roosevelt.
Senator McAdoo," Gov. Roosevelt.
began-and the vast crowd cheered.
The candidate repeated the state
ment he had previously made that ne
was mot making a campaign trip.
I've come he said. TO talk with
the everyday people. the average peop.e
the forgotten people.
I've come to Southern California
to find out and talk with you about
the wonderful things you have done
for progressive government. I, too, be-
1ieve in those principles"
Sees Patience in People.
Gov. Roosevelt said he had founc
''from the beginning of the trip to this
moment evidence that. through unem-
ployms1t and sore economic distress
people have carried on with minimum
of complaint and a maximum OF
patience"
.'It must rest on faith" he said
Faith that out of our great resource:
must be found solution.
II have seen that faith stretching
in en- unending panorama across tho
continent.
Il saw this faith in Denver and Sail
Lake and Cheyenne. A saw it in Mon
tana. where the miners have been hi
by the same thing that has hit thu
farmers and the cattle men. I Sav
it in the Pacific ports.
"A faith in the economic recovery o
the country A recovery that cannot b.
made by sitting placidly by and waiting
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Father of Hoover Aide Dies.