Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-06-06 | Page 2 | Roosevelt to Get Report on Walker Soon

ROOSEVELT TO GET DEl REPORT ON WALKER SOON Tammany Fears Governor Will Take Action Before Before Before Be Be- fore Convention Dr Press NEW Y YORK RK June 6 Governor 6 Franklin D. D Roosevelt will have the evidence against Mayor James J J. J Walker not later than Wednesday of this week and Tammany Hall fears he will act on that evidence before the thc Democratic national convention Walker is a delegate Submission of the evidence and an analysis of th the testimony will be Samuel Samuel Samuel Sam Sam- uel Seabury's s response to critical comment by the governor which called for the investigating committee commit commit- tee to stop talking and act because I this was no time for lor political snip snip- in lag ins tI tIThe The governors governor's angry criticism was the result of general publication of news stories to the effect eCed that the committee and Seabury its itc counsel planned to take no action but leave the initiative to Roosevelt to see what he would do and thus put him himon on the spot SEABURY SILENT Seabury has offered no comment on the governors governor's statement nor has hashe hashe hashe he commented on a statement Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- day night accredited to a spokesman spokesman spokes man for Governor Roosevelt bitterly bitterly bitterly bit bit- terly attacking Seabury Scabury The spokesman accused Seabury of attempting to spike the Roosevelt presidential campaign plans in the interest of a campaign of his own A Afew Afew few lew nonpartisan friends of Seabury have advanced him as a deadlock possibility ty and copies of his biography biography biography phy have been placed throughout the country The New York Times an independent ent Democratic newspaper however did comment on the statement The Times compared the spokesman with the famous I spokesman of oC President Coolidge who died an and unla unla- death HINTS ARE FOOLISH Anything more foolish and unfounded unfounded un un- un founded rounded than these hints that Judge Seabury was trying to lay Jay a political trap for the governor and then caught his own fingers in It could hardly be Imagined the Times said Such utterances whether authorized by the governor or not do not help either cither his cause or his standing The most friendly advice to him would be beto beto beto to strangle this infant spokesman Inthe in inthe the cradle When Roosevelt Roose heard charges against Sheriff Thomas M. M Farley Parley whom he removed from office he allowed allowed allowed al al- al- al lowed Farley Fancy twenty days in which to prepare his defense Walkers Walker's I friends assumed he would be allowed the same time although they feared Roosevelt would call for an earlier hearing in an effort to clear the records rec i-cc- on the case before the Chicago rec-I rec convention