The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-06
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to-day. The conference was expect ed to be concerned with the Uni- ter States Canada treaty on the St Lawrence waterway.
 The Mayor James J. Walker re- moval charges formed another pO- litical problem the governor was understood to have on his program for weekend study. Walker has been given until Monday to file his sur-rebuttal to Samuel Seabury's charges. Close friends of the gov- ernor say he is anxious to dispose of the case as speedily as possible in order to launch his national campaign.
 Progressive Vote
 Waupaca. Wis, Aug 6-(U. P.) will vote for Frank lin D. Roosevelt, democratic nom- inee for president in the fall elec- ton, Senator George w. Norris. re- publican, Nebraska, predicted to- day at his summer home here.
 Roosevelt swill be overwhelm ingly elected next fall," he said. Hoover is a tool of monopoly, of the big utilities. and to true pro- gressive he is unthinkable. While Hooversh has shown he is favorable to the power trust, Roosevelt has fought the utilities and his pro- gressive stand on utility control will align the big utilities against him.
 "The Hoover campaign chest will be filled by the utility interests = no one else has any money this year. Our investigation at Washing ton already has shown that the util- tiles and their holding companies have amassed a fortune of bil- lion dollars which does not repre- sent a single penny of investment
 Bingham Not Worried
 Hartford, Conn, Aug 6-UP)- Dry republican strategy directed against Senator Hiram Bingham, beers strongest advocate in con- gress, is taking two forms, it ap- peared to-day.
 An organized and enthusiastic dry group is circulating two peti. tions, one addressed to the repub- lican state convention asking that Bingham not be renominated and another petitioning the secretary of state to put the independent re- tAShCb Oh tlkO 6stASO OHAASss
 In the event a third party Is placed in the field. 1t is believed likely Albert Levitt. the Reading insurgent republican, will be the dry republican candidate for Unit ed States senator.
 Levitt's insistence that prohibi- tion be the chief issue of the in- surgent campaign has caused a |. x,tk Ill ,x,-tn otx.Of R4f George w. Hull of Burlington, William J. Pape of Waterbury and Lyn C. Wilson of Danbury. it was reported here to-day. Levitt's for mer associates In the independent republican league of Connecticut are represented as feeling econom- ic issues should be stressed.
 Bingham. from his home at Salem, was quoted as saying he was glad the drys are raising the ques- ton at this time"
 Waicott As Kcynoter
 Hartford. Conn. Aug 6-UP)- The keynote address of United States Senator Frederic c. Walcott before the republican state conven. ton at New Haven Sept 6.7 Is ex. pected 10 stress President Hoover's familiarity with the great problems confronting the country and plead for the return to offiee of men ex. perisneed in dealing with the de- precision. A possible foretasts of the republican state keynote was con. taIned In an address delivered by the Norfolk senator at a gathering of the Lltchield County WOmen'a Republican Association at I1tchs field yesterday. l. Henry Roraback announced Senator Walcott would