The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-23
Roosevelt Will
 Keep Hands Off
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special session of congress soon af-
 ter the inauguration.
 ] Such a session was deemed anly
 advisable if beer bill failed of en-
 actment in the lame duck session, or sufficient revenues were not
 available to balance the new feder-
 al budget.
 Speaker John N. Garner, vice.
 president-e was the. first of the
 democratic leaders to greet MT
 Roosevelt, joining his special train
 at Baltimore. He also, was first on
 hte calling list to-day as the gov
 efnor prepared to renew his talks. | nearly time for him to board his i D. m.
 Everything is off the record" | he replied to most every question that was directed to him by news papermen after his conference with the president.
 MT Roosevelt left official com muniques to the White House and constantly referred all interrogal tors to the statement which was js- sued soon after he left the execu- tive mansion.
 Colonel Louis M.' Howe, his poli- tical secretary, was at his side dur | ing the press interview but did not join in the conversation. After light dinner MT Roose- welt again saw Speaker Garner, and then went to the National Press Club where he was the guest of honor at a banquet. After a brief 1 address that also was "off the re- cord" he was driven directly to his
 hotel where the congressional dele- gation awaited him.
 The governor was to be joined | to-day by Mrs Roosevelt and their | daughter, Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall who will accompany him to Warm | Springs, Ga, for a two-weeks stay where he will rest and meet other party chiefte ms.
 James A. Farley, democratic na- tiona1 chairman, and Frank Walk CT, treasurer of the Roosevelt cam paign finance committee, were with the governor here but they plan ned to return to New York City at the end of the week.
 Colonel Howe and Professor Ray
 mond Moley, the governors politi- l cal and economic advisers, will con- | tinue to Warm Springs. l The governor had a third hon. orar ycolonel added to his official | family to-day when the Governor | of Kentucky conferred that rank upon Marvin Hunter Mcintyre, of | Washington, press representative. The others are Howe and Far
 ley.
 Gov And Supreme Court. Washington, Nov 23-- (UP)-
 President -elect Roosevelt today in-
 terruted purely political conferences
 to make his first move toward
 realization of his ambition to ob-
 tain degree of cooperation and
 identity of purposes between the
 presidency and the supreme court Associate Justice Louis D. Bran
 deis, Wilson appointee and leadei
 of the court liberal group, was J
 caller at the Mayfiower Hotel suite where the governor spent the
 morning receiving political fry small and large.
 l To his friends during the cam. paign the governor confided hi
 earnest desire to find common
 ground of understanding between the court and the executive brancf of the government. Some personi
 have speculated whether this DO Hey would extend to a discussion
 between a president and member
 of the court regarding the permis
 sible alcoholic content of consti
 tutional beverage. should beer b'
 leehlized.
 | Neither Mir Roosevelt nor Bran
 deis discussed their conversations
 but 1t was understood that tht
 president-elect had in mind eom'