Evening star., 1932-10-31
President to Give Five Addresses on
Way to New York.

Carrying his campaign for reelection
into the East, President Hoover left the
Capital shortly before II am, today,
on board his special train, for New
York where he speaks tonight.
On the way he was to speak at Bal
timore. Philadelphia. and Newark. anG
make rear platform appearances in five
other cities.
The President and Mrs Hoover were
applauded as they walked through
Union Station to their waiting train,
after rice down Pennsylvania avenue
in the crisp air of typical october
day.
Prominent Marylanders accompanied
the party on the ride to Baltimore. in
Guiding Senator Golcsbordugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Philip Hill. Mr., and Mrs.
Galcn TAFT, Nj and Mrs. George
Jackson and Jacob France.
Fifth Campaign Trip.
1t was the fifth campaign trip this
month for the President. The pre-
vious four were all into the political
battle-ground Of the Middle West, Tor
speeches at Des Moines, Cleveland, De-
troit and indianapolis.
On his previous trips the President
has crossed eight States. His swing
today carries him back through two
Of them and into three new ones, Della
ware New Jersey and New YORK.
He Will return to Washington carry
tomorrow morning to prepare for still
another swing into the West. begin
ming probably Thursday. Tentative
plans call for speeches on this trip
at Chicago. Minneapolis, Springfield,
Ill. and St. Louis
Some of MI Hoover's friends have
urged him to extend this swing to the
West Coast. but others feel that Il he
does not leave the Capital until Thurs
day he Will fOregO the transcontnental
trip
Completes Work on Train.
The President planned to complete
his New York and other speeches on
his train. as he has done on previous
trips. He spent most Of yesterday
working on them in his study at the
White House.
julius Klein. Assistant Secretary OF
Commerce, who has conferred with Mr..
Hoover about his New York speech.
predicted it would be not one,
along the lines OF his address in In
dianapOlis.
The Presidents party for his New
York trip was rot as large as some OF
those Ca previous campaign Jaunts. 1t
included only Mrs. Hoover and the
usual White House staff.
On most of his previous trips. the
President was accompanied by
cabinet officer or friends from outside
official life.
The President is scheduled to deliver
a me sage over a Nationwide radio
hcck-uD Wednesday night, incident to
the celebration in California OF the
anniversary of that States admission to
the Union While it was his original
intention to deliver the address from
the Lincoln study Of the White House,
il was pointed cut today that 1t Is not
necessary for the President to Be in
Wa hmgtOn Wednesday night for this
purpose inasmuch as he could deliver
the address wherever he happened to
be at the time.
Many Requests Received.
While the trip to the Pacific Coast IS
considered only q slight possibility 1t
is understood to be fairly certain that
Mr. Hoover viii make major campaign
speeches probably in St Paul SPRING
field. III. and St Louis during the
week He has had many requests to
aDDear elsewhere in the Midwest. not
ably IL Chicago. Kansas City ard Mil
waukne. bat these who have discussed
the plans of the President with him are
inclined to think he Will be unable to
include the latter cities in his itinerary,
Requests for those in the Far West
have been most insirte1t in the past
week. because 1t is felt that the only
chance of saving most Of that section
for the Republican ticket is the per-
sonal appearance CT Mr.. Hoover. More
over. it is pointed out, the Presidents
home ii Palo Alto Calf. would be the
ideal spot for his Nationwide appeal
to the American electorate at the wind
up of the campaign Monday night.
Sunday Devoted TO Speeches.
Ii addition the President, it is point
ed out. would then have an opportunity
personally TO cast his ballot in his home
city and after the Cl-Cti'n he could en-
jov a b~.ef rest At his California home.
TIE President devoted most OF sun
day to writing caTpc.gn speeches. Be