Evening star., 1932-10-25
HOOVER PLANNING
CAMPAIGN W|ND-UP
President to Continue Per-
sonaI Drive Up to Elec-
tion Day.
INDIANAPOLIS October % lPl

INDIANAPOLIS october 25 (P)-
Ivan c. Morgan, Indiana Repub-
ican State chairman. announced
this afternoon that President Hoo
yer will make a political address
here Friday night. The announce
ment was made at a meeting of the
Republican State Committee, which
Immediately began arranging for the
event.
Chairman Morgan made the an
nouncement after various Indiana
Republican leaders had been in
communication with the White
House during the morning.
Despite the fact election day is only
two weeks off, and President Hoover
has made it evident he is determined
to continue its personal campaigning
right up TO the finish, nothing definite
regarding his plans for the remainder
of the campaign was forthcoming at
the White House today.
One of the Presidents closest political
advisers, after discussing campaign
plans with Mr.. Hoover yesterday, in
timated a definite announcement re-
garding the Presidents program would
be made at the White House within
the next "a hours" Another of the
Presidents advisers expressed doubt to-
day about the probability of such an
announcement. However, advices from
those sections of the country where Re-
publican leaders are clamoring for a
personal appearance of their candidate
are to the effect that the President will,
within the next day or so. announce his
plans for at least the ma jor part of
the remaining two weeks of the CAM
paign.
Writing Speech.
In the meantime Mr.. Hoover, while
holding in allegiance his final decision
as to his campaign plans, has been
busily engaged in writing the speech
he is to deliver in Madison Square Gar
den, New York. next Monday night.
Of course. he has had numerous inter-
ruption3 to confer on the long distance
telephone with campaign managers re-
garding future plans. Also he held his
customary bi-Weekly cabinet meeting,
although only five members of his Off
cial family were in attendance. The
remainder are out stumping the coun-
try in his behalf. Those who met with
him at the cabinet table today were
Secretary of State StimSon, Attorney
General Mitchell. Secretary of the Navy
Adams, Secretary of Labor Doak and
Secretary of Commerce Chaplin.
While it Is fairly certain that Mr.
Hoover will make another invasion of
the Midwest, which will include major
speeches in Chicago and Indianapolis
and possibly additional speeches in
Minneapolis and st. Louis or some point
in Southern Illinois. there is no indi-
cation just when the President will en-
ter upon that expedition.
May Make Trip.
There has been some speculation to
the effect that he might make hur-
to indianapolis or Chicago. but the
White House has said nothing that
would substantiate this Friends of the
President who have discussed tentative
plans with him are more inclined to
think he will forego any speechmaking
in advance of his journey to New York
In that event it is felt the Presidents S
contemplated Midwestern trip would
follow almost Immediately after the
New York trip.
The speculation regarding the Presi-
dents plans also include a swing across
the country to the Pacific Coast, with
a wind-up at Palo Alto. Calf, where,
it is pointed out, the President would
have an ideal spot for his farewell ap-
peal on the eve of election day. and
where he would be to personally cast
his ballot on November 8.