Evening star., 1932-09-23
Remarkable Response From
Republicans Claimed in
California Speech.
McADOO SEES VICTORY
IN HOOVER HOME STATE
100000 Line San Francisco Street
to See Governor-Goes to
Los Angeles Tomorrow.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 23.-
With a prediction party lines would be
broken more than ever before in his
tory in the November elections. Gov.
Franklin D. Roosevelt today carried his
presidential campaign to within 80
miles of the legal residence OF Pres1-
dent Hoover, whom he hopes to succeed
in the White House
The Democratic nominees statement
that liberal Republicans were giving
remarkable response" to his plea to
forget party lines, was coupled with
praise for Senator Hiram Johnson,
California independent Republican who
has often clashed with President Hoover.
Shortly before he was welcomed by
great San Francisco throngs last night,
the New York Governor in Sacramento
the State capital-described Johnson
lis long a warrior in the ranks OF true
American progress and indorsed his
most recent criticism of the admins
rration.
Sees Party Lines Loosening.
Earlier IN the week. johnson had
told the State Federation of Labor a
government which thinks only of a
favored few is unworthy of the
name and unfit to govern"
Said Mr.. Roosevelt at the capital:
There is another principle that I
am stressing wherever I speak that I
know is in line with the fundamental
ideas of your State, and that is that in
this campaign there is going to be less
following of party lines than ever be-
fore In history.
THE people of this country have come
to believe that what this country needs
is new leadership and that the battle
we are waging is battle for new lead
ers-not mere change of party; not a
merge change of party emblem: not a
mere change of names; but a change of
principles new deal.
Near Hoover Residence.
At this halfway point of his 5000
mile campaign swing Gov Roosevelt
was almost next door to the Palo Alto
residence of President Hoover.
EnthuSed by tumultuous reception
last night, the Democratic candidate
today faced a busy program OF speeches
and conferences with State and local
party leaders.
Police estimated approximately 100,-
900 persons TANNED the water front at
oakland ana Cne EmDarcaQerO, San
Francisco's water front, and along Mar
ket street, as Mr. Roosevelt entered the
Golden Gate city and drove to the his
toric Palace Hotel. His suite at the
Palace was on the sixth floor, three
floors under where the late President
Harding died in 1922. Roosevelt. as
vice presidential nominee in 1920, was
one of the Democrats chief campaign
erS against Harding.
G. o. p. Governor Calls.
Soon after he arrived, Mr.. Roosevelt
was visited by Gov. James Rolph, jr., q
Republican, who came to pay his re-
spects to the Empire State Chief Execu-
tive. They had dinner together.
Today was the eleventh of the Roose-
welt campaign tour, From here he
swings south to Los Angeles and the
return journey by way of Arizona, New
Mexico, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa. Wis
consin, Illinois and Michigan. He will
return to Albany on October in time
for the State Convention of his party.
After leaving Los Angeles at l am,
Sunday, Roosevelt will go to Phoenix,
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