Show T LANDON CHEERED BY CROWDS IN NEWYORK NEW YORK REGION I Both Nominees Heard by Huge Throngs in Metropolitan Area as Vote Drives Approach Finale V f I IBy By Associated Press PressOn On the go in populous areas of New York and New Jersey Jer- Jer sey aey hour a after ter hour President Roosevelt and Governor LanI Lan- Lan I don were cheered and heard by thousands today as their I campaigns approached a fina finale e. e Celebrating the fiftieth an anniversary anniversary niver- niver lar sary of the statue of liberty the I H president pledged himself near its base ase to seek an even better home for libert liberty His Ills schedule took him to another brief address in the metropolis before reaching his histon ton town n house for dinner In BrookIn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brook Brook- lyn In earlier he praised the P r PV W V A program as a help toward better American citizenship In Newark en route to New York for a major speech tomorrow night j Governor Landon again upheld the right of labor to bargain collectively ti He said an effort was being made to It introduce into American labor ranks Roosevelt Text on Page 4 the European system of political al alliances alliances alliances al- al which invariably victimizes labor Jabor and added that this would I fail Speaking at the cornerstone JayN layIng layN lay lay- N Ing f for or a P W financed A-financed gymnasium gymnasium 4 at Brooklyn college Mr Roosevelt Roose Roose- 5 t velt said he had seen blueprints and photographs but now he he s saw w the thereal thereal real article with his own eyes The gymnasium project he said ir I was as killing two birds with one stone stone providing needed work and improving educational facilities not notI only for today but for years to come I it Out of the depression he said there had come much good in addition addition ad ad- diLlon to suffering It had given Et EL the country an opportunity to get better schools for the young peo peo- pIe S f i And Ani so Im I'm very keen for all these hese public works projects for forim im improving proving the educational facilities of the country he said Dense Crowds it The president motored here through dens eo northern New Jeris Jersey Jersey Jer Jer- is sey Staten Island and Brooklyn crowds from front Bayonne N. N J J. where he told an early morning audience at atthe Ithe the depot h he loped hoped the prosperity he said he had noted over the country coun- coun itS Itry try would be continued in the next if four our years I Speaking from an open car as the crowd waved flags and guns boomed I fa a presidential salute the chief executive executive ex- ex added we have at least in part attained greater security and prosperity He said he was glad to see New Jersey factories running again Part of the trip to Brooklyn was wasIE wasI IE I made by ferry from St. St George Staten Isla Island d where Governor HerIbert Herbert Herbert Her- Her Ibert bert H. H Lehman joined the party I Thousands of ot school children b 4 stood tood with other thousands cheering the president 1 The president kept his tan felt campaign hat almost constantly aloft in greeting the street crowds Cheering Citizens I After his college speech he started startled start start- rt ST led ed by motor through lower Manhattan Manhat- Manhat Itan tan for the ferry to Governors Governor's Island where he was to have luncheon luncheon lunch- lunch icon eon before his third speech of the day at the Statue of Liberty I En route to Williamsburg bridge bridgen In n Brooklyn the presidential motor- motor cade aga again n moved over thoroughfares thoroughfares thoroughfares thorough- thorough fares banked deep with cheering t citizens young and old 1 Confetti and other paper scraps S and streamers rained down for blocks In a characteristic New NewYork York iS welcome m Reaching the skyscraper-bordered skyscraper canyons of lower Manhattan the theft president waved again to shouting ft 1 thousands on the streets and In office of- of flee fice buildings as another storm of paper bits over the pro pro- cession I IThe Im m The crowds pressed so closely as Ithe the presidents president's car traveled toward Ethe the battery that police headquarters dispatched an emergency squad to supplement patrolmen stationed in inthe in the dens densely ly populated district American and Italian flags were JE E draped in front of stores and homes rJ t Lin In an Italian sector and as Mr t I Roosevelt's car swung down Broad- Broad Continued on Pa Page e Two oJ A Column Four NATIONS NATION'S CHIEF LANDON IN N. N N 1 Y V. V 1 Continue t turn tray Pate Pat Oo One way ray from Park row to the battery ticker Icker t tape pe and torn newspapers poured from tall office buildings Governor Landon paraded through draped lag streets of Newark N N. J J. J tined lined with thousands thousand of or spectators and told a tumultuous throng that jamm jammed Newark's Newark largest theater that hat he would when elected enforce enforce en- en force orce federal laws laWI for the protection lon Uon of workers G Greeted reeled by Bands Band Bands greeted the Republican presidential nominee at the railway station pr preceded c ded him In the parade and met him with campaign tunes at the Mosque theater as u he entered the wild shouts of the tho crowd tha that overflowed the theaters theater teats seats The Tho governors governor's broadcast address followed the minute 20 parade through downtown Newark and a five minute ovation in the theater Labors Labor's right to organize and bargain bargain bargain bar bar- gain collectively needs neds to be emphasized emphasized emphasized em em- and applied Landon said adding idding that entanglement entanglement- with political po po- groups would sow lOW the seeds of destruction for us all Edward G. G Duffield president of the tho Prudential Life UCe Insurance company company company com com- pany presented Landon as a great American who possesses those qualities so needed by America to today to- to day faith day faith ambition and modesty Support Pledged Fledged Go Governor Go Harold G G. G Hoffman w wel welcoming l l. coming the candidate said the taxpayers taxpayers taxpayers tax tax- payers are arc tired of or supporting Roosevelt's road companies I playing Lady Bountiful The people of New Jersey cannot cannot cannot can can- not be purchased by their own money Hoffman added with a pledge to Landon of ot New Jersey support Senator W. W Warren Barbour R. R N. N J J. J said November will find old New Jersey ii in 11 the Republican col col- col- col Hurray hurray burray for Alf AU a voice shouted as Landon began Fellow Americans Republicans Democrats real real Democrats I know it is not necessary to ask you to reelect Senator Barbour and your Republican congressmen Landon said because from what I hear youre you're going to do that any any- how Landon closed an extemporaneous preface to his prepared address with an appeal for election of or a Republican Republican lican congress to deal with the grave problems that lie before us us For many years he told his hearers I 1 have believed in the necessity necessity ne ne- for lor organization as a means of advancing the fortunes of the individual worker raising his standard standard standard stand stand- ard of living and giving him the position position position po po- in the world to which he is entitled Rights Rec Recognized The The K Kansan said the supreme court recognizes the right of organized organized or or- labor through pea peaceful methods t to extend organization n to tola la labor or that hat is unorganized and the right to peaceful picketing Generally Landon said the lawIs law lawIs lawIs Is on the side of those who as as s workers work work- ers are eager to promote their own fortunes and those of or their fellow workers in the tho same same or other In- In in In- It is an old story he be continued that labor has the tho right to organize organize organize or or- and bargain collectively through representatives of its own choosing without interference by employers But like Uke many an Ian old story it needs to be emphasized and applied When I am president I will see to it that federal laws for the protection protection protection tion of workers are enforced Declaring National prosperity depends depends depends de de- on labors labor's r receiving a an art Increasing increasing increasing in in- In- In creasing share of the value of ot everything everything every every- thing thinE we produce Landon named the father of the American Federation Federation Federation Federa Federa- tion of Labor Samuel Gompers as one of the first sponsors of that principle which has become the conviction of every progressive clUze citi clU- ze zen n. n Familiar Problems The labor union as public opinIon opinion opinion ion recognizes is an instrument of economic progress and national well-being well the candidate said addIng adding adding add add- ing I r would like the workers of America whether they are are organized organIzed organized organ organ- or unorganized to understand clearly that their problems are fa- fa mUir I to me me that I myself have hav t orl cd with my own hands that thai I have earned waves wa and that I am amIn amin amin in deep sympathy with the point of view of the working men and An working women and eager to cooperate cooperate coop coop- erate with them I Again referring to Gompers Landon Landon Landon Lan Lan- I don said Labor In this country has hu progressed by following the Compers Gompers Gompers Gom Com I pers policy polley of keeping free from entanglement with an any political group That policy polley more than anything else de is responsible for the steady advance adIt advance ad ad- vance it has made mad No one ono can deliver the labor vote of at America to any anyone one political party party party par par- ty the Kansan said because there are no classes in America Anyone who claims to be able to deliver or strives to deliver any part of or th the American people to apolitical a apolitical political master Is betraying the creed of or America Such a person perso n is i. sowing lowing the seeds of destruction n for all aU of us He threatens to d destroy de e troy stroy the one classless nation i ithe in inthe int n the world divided by class clus hatred d t and overshadowed by the tragedy i of disunion Let us stand lItand in the future as i ithe in inthe inI n I the past palt a united people a united unite d nation |