Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1930 — Page 5

MAY 5, 1930.

VOTE FOR WARD B. HINER! Subject to Republican P. amary May 6,1930 FOR CONGRESS .*' (A Candidate Unfettered by Any Entangling Alliances) I AM BALLOT tuc Vm NUMBER WET! 13 REMEMBER, the duty of the peo- Declaring themselves dry and being pie to respect a law is no greater mBKmBMBfi | wet has placed many unqualified than the duty of their legislative representatives in Congress. My agents to make the law respectable, reputation proves my honesty and and ridiculous laws are not sup- gfIBrejMMBMI integrity and I am unshackled by posed to be respectable. an y clique or individual. OUR EXPERIENCE PROVES PROHIBITION DOES NOT PROHIBIT! AS A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS in the Seventh district, I am against the 18th Amendment and present liquor laws. I AM ALSO AGAINST SALOONS AND PUBLIC DRINKING PLACES, and believe that the liquor laws of Ontario, Canada, should be enacted in this country as soon as possible, to avoid further distress. Don’t be misled; Congress can repeal the Volstead Law which will leave the 18th Amendment without any enforcement powers, and this is what I propose to do. THE TAXPAYER MUST BE RELIEVED, and by letting the government handle this matter save nearly one billion dollars per annum that we are foolishly spending trying to enforce this law. And the government will make at least three to five billion dollars per annum, which can be used for reducing taxes, one-half of which should go to the government and one-half to the states wherein the revenue is derived. BEAR IN MIND there is enough malt being sold in this country, as well asdangerous bootleg liquor, to consume the entire farm surplus of grains if manufactured in this country under legitimate regulations, instead of importing it in from foreign countries. AND DON’T FORGET, by voting for HINER you will bring prosperity back to the farm, which will in turn send hundreds of thousands of idle workers back to the farming districts, which has been causing a surplus of labor in the larger cities. DON’T FORGET the leaders of prohibition told us peni- LIStCH 111 Oil WKBF OlltiOy WARD B. HINER has been consistently wet in many camtentiaries would be empty and prosperity would reign, ~JL| ft 9ft 3 P* 1 ?? 8 and has don more *? c ° ndemn evils of proand loudly praised results a short time after it went fllppi Jjf | |j fj la §fj|J §f hibition than any other man in the state of Indiana. ... .... .. _ _ _ He is a business man of many years of experience, payToday our jails, penal institutions and asylums are over- AAI a J ifil SLi i @s4% \mS Bi 1 jfefl a|/H ing labor the highest wage scale and averaging over flowing, wealth and power is in the hands of organized VV ft ll 111 H I Wl 111 ITI AK O $300,000 per year in salaries, law violators and unrestrained crime has never been wWCII M mm a 811111# I WWIII 111 IlltV greater in the history of the nation. • I|* B c 13 g He manages, owns and operates the largest national Let’s be honest with ourselves and get rid of prohibition H |l II HP €L I Motor Truck Transportation Company in America. His and bring back prosperity by furnishing employment lllw bIiVL varied well-known business experience qualifies him to for the idle. *am m m mm a represent the people in Congress. 1 to the Voters at This Time 1 1

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